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Antique Scottish Regulation Pattern All-Metal Highland Regimental Flintlock Belt Pistol

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 804)

Antique Scottish Regulation Pattern All-Metal Highland Regimental Flintlock Belt Pistol, by John Waters of Birmingham, NVSN, .58 ("pistol bore") cal., 7.5" round barrel without sights has cannon-turned rings at breech and two London Gunmakers Company private marks, "(crown)/P" and "(crown)/V" flanking Waters' "(crown)/IW" mark; flat steel lockplate has integral pan, frizzen spring with leaf- like finial and "swan's-neck" cock; bronze (period referred to as "gunmetal") frame with fishtail butt (threaded vent pick was eliminated and hole filled), has ball-type trigger without guard, left-side 6.25" steel belt hook (incl. mount), 1.75" pipe retaining the lobed steel button-tip ramrod. Mfg'd. ca. 1770-80. Condition is very good, the steel surfaces showing cleaned discoloration and light erosion with sharp edges and markings, the bronze having an untouched age patina with minor knackering at butt. Flintlock appears to be in original configuration with unbushed touchhole. Action is smooth and crisp, clean smoothbore shows light roughness. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Revolutionary War-Era French Model 1777 Flintlock Cavalry Pistol, with rare Original Belt Hook

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 804)

Revolutionary War-Era French Model 1777 Flintlock Cavalry Pistol, with rare Original Belt Hook, made at the National Arsenal St. Etienne, NVSN, .69 cal., 7.5" tapered round barrel without sights has 3 mostly-illegible proofmarks and "80" (for 1780, the year of production) at breech; bronze frame with integral pan is script- engraved "St. Etienne" in a curve under the reinforced cock and marked "(crown)/L" ahead, has long frizzen spring with leaf-like finial, left-side 5.625" steel belt hook, right-side button-tip ramrod, trigger guard hinged at rear, oval brass buttcap with upper tang connecting to the steel backstrap that extends to the barrel tang. Stock of varnished walnut bears an illegible stamp plus the date mark "178_" at right. Mfg'd 1780. Condition is very good, the steel surfaces showing cleaned discoloration and scattered erosion with mostly fine edges and markings, the bronze with moderate age patina. Stock is sound showing scattered dings and fine markings. Flintlock appears to be in original configuration with correct parts and unrestored touchhole. Ramrod is a modern replacement. Action is smooth and crisp, clean smoothbore shows mild roughness. France's Mle 1777 is known as the father of the M1799 North & Cheney, America's first martial pistol. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Exquisite 18th C. Silver-Mounted German Flintlock Holster Pistol, by Johann Christoph Kuchenreiter

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 804)

Exquisite 18th Century Silver-Mounted German Flintlock Holster Pistol, by Johann Christoph Kuchenreiter, NVSN, .50 cal., 10" round barrel with tiny knife-blade front sight, small 2-leaf rear sight and 4" ribs at each side, marked "I. Christoph Kuchenreiter" ("I" being the archaic form of the letter "J") along the full-length top rib; has inlaid silver scrolling, a sunken leaping mounted horseman poincon in gold at the breech (crest of this gunmaking dynasty), and is marked "2" (denoting 1 of a pair) at the top tang; the small and delicate lock is marked "Chri/Kuchenreiter" under the integral pan, has a fine swan-neck cock, chiseled frizzen spring and is bright (appears silver-plated); silver furniture includes the trigger guard with long rear tang and scalloped front finial, oval 3-stage buttcap with tall side tangs, vacant scalloped nameplate at wrist, 4" scalloped sideplate, two fancy ferrules retaining the brass-tipped hardwood ramrod. Fullstock of varnished richly-grained walnut features floral, vine and border incise carving and a horn nosecap. Made late 1700s. Condition is excellent retaining perhaps traces of darkened blue but primarily barrel shows a lightly oxidized finely-etched background pattern; the silver inlays and gold cartouche are 100% intact, edges and lock markings are sharp, silver mountings are perfect showing only light tarnish. Stock displays the lovely and delicate carving of a master's hand, has two hairline grain cracks at left and one at right, hairline at right nosecap, pleasing grain, color and original finish. Lock is original flintlock with unrestored touchhole, adjustable single trigger is of the early thin, straight form. Action is crisp, bore has overall light etching and shallow multi-groove rifling. Johann Christoph (1755-1818) was a member of the prolific Kuchenreiter (also ?reuter) family of high-grade Bavarian gunmakers. A top quality pistol. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Napoleonic-Era French An XIII Flintlock Cavalry Pistol

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 804)

Napoleonic-Era French An XIII Flintlock Cavalry Pistol, NVSN, .70 cal., 8" round barrel without sights has semi-octagonal breech, appears to have an illegible marking at tang; beveled lockplate with rounded/pointed rear and reinforced cock has illegible script under the brass pan that may be markings of the Maubeuge Arsenal; brass furniture includes trigger guard (with iron floorplate), peaked buttcap with extended upper tang, serpentine sideplate (marked "BP" and "M"), nosecap/front band (marked "M") having rear extension to front lock bolt. Steel tulip-tip ramrod. Halfstock of oil-finished walnut has 1" roundel at left apron marked "MY (?) 1807 D" (balance obscured). Condition is good showing gray barrel cleaned of heavy pitting, else lightly oxidized iron, cleaned brass. Stock is sound with occasional light dings, good markings, later varnish. Action is strong, smoothbore shows general moderate erosion. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Large Antique British Naval Miquelet Boarding Pistol

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 804)

Large Antique British Naval Miquelet Boarding Pistol, NVSN, .74 cal., 10.625" round-to-octagonal barrel made without sights, marked "(crown)/R", "179(?)" and what appears to be "SP" at breech; flat lockplate of the Patilla style is marked "(crown)/A", has the typical miquelet external mainspring, sears, separate curved pan, grooved battery (frizzen) face, cock of stylish form with typical long jaws and ring top screw. Brass furniture includes trigger guard with front/rear finials, large oval buttplate with long side tangs, 5" flat sideplate, spring-retained barrel band, nose band and fluted ferrule retaining the button-tip steel ramrod. Mounted to the left sideplate is a 7.125" steel belt hook (8.75" o/a incl. mount). Fullstock of varnished English walnut has carved relief panels with teardrop terminals at each side of lock, others behind the barrel tang and about the ramrod ferrule. Mfg'd late 18th Century. Condition is good retaining no original metal finishes, the barrel and belt hook being gray gunmetal cleaned of surface oxidation/discoloration, the lock smooth steel, brass cleaned bright, overall fine edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing sharp carving, a .25"x.5" wood patch at wrist (likely where a nameplate once was), lovely grain, color and finish. Action is stiff but works correctly, smoothbore is clean showing overall light roughness. Lock appears to be in original configuration with correct parts, unrestored touchhole. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Rare Likely British-Made for the India Trade Antique Flintlock Boarding or Coach Blunderbuss Pistol

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 804)

Rare Likely British-Made for the India Trade Antique Flintlock Boarding or Coach Blunderbuss Pistol, Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, NVSN, approx. .60 cal., pinned 11.5" round steel barrel bells to 1.625" at muzzle, marked with decorative vine engraving surrounding a sunken cartouche having what appear to be Sanskrit letters, lacks British proof marks (due to being made for export); lockplate with rounded/pointed tail bears the same sunken cartouche ahead of the swan-neck cock and a small tulip- or lotus-like mark behind, has separate steel pan and non-roller frizzen; brass furniture comprises trigger guard with "urn" front and long rear tangs, crescent buttplate with scalloped top tang, 4.75" sideplate with steel belt lanyard ring, .75" oval plate at wrist, two fancy pipes retaining the button-tip steel ramrod. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has fancy carved and checkered panels at wrist, raised aprons about the lock, step at lower pipe. Mfg'd late 1700s-early 1800s. Condition is near excellent showing bright steel (bit of cleaned mild pitting on barrel), with fine markings and engraving, and age-toned brass. Stock is sound and smooth with sharp checkering and carving, secure grain cracks at lower pipe and right muzzle, pleasing grain/color/finish. Action is crisp, smoothbore shows overall moderate etching. Lock appears to be original flintlock with unbushed touchhole, front sideplate screw is missing. Very rare in this configuration and condition. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Antique)

Unusual Antique Likely European Ring-Trigger Revolving Pepperbox Pistol

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 804)

Unusual Antique Likely European Ring-Trigger Revolving Pepperbox Pistol, Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, #266, 7mm cal., 4" barrel group has six individual hand-revolved round barrels about a central arbor; frame has left-side barrel release push button, unique sliding striker over the top nipple that was apparently actuated by the ring trigger, integral grip straps, fluted buttcap with lanyard ring, 1-pc. hardwood grips relief-carved with floral motifs. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is good showing overall lightly oxidized gray/brown gunmetal with occasional scrapes and dings. Grips with sharp carving (may be later). Action is frozen, smoothbores appear clean. Quite the oddity. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Deluxe Antique "The Protector" Rotary-Chamber Squeezer Pistol, by Chicago Fire Arms Co.

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 804)

Deluxe Antique "The Protector" Rotary-Chamber Squeezer Pistol, by Chicago Fire Arms Co., #7689, .32 X-Short RF cal., 1.625" 2-stage round barrel has floral engraving at midpoint; circular body has two front finger-grips, hinged trigger, curved cocking bar with checkered hard rubber pad, 2.5" round sideplates with decorated edges and mother-of-pearl insets, left marked "The Protector Pat. Mch. 6, 83, Aug. 29, 93", "7689" inside; right marked "Chicago Fire Arms Co. Chicago, Ill." Internal 7-shot rotary chamber block is marked "7689". Mfg'd ca. 1890s with full nickel-plated finish. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% lightly toning nickel with sharp edges, markings and detail. Mother-of-pearl sideplates show brilliant iridescence, no defects. Serial numbers match. Action functions, brilliant bore appears unfired with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,200-$2,800. (Antique)

Antique Swedish Model 1850 Percussion Cavalry Pistol

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 804)

Antique Swedish Model 1850 Percussion Cavalry Pistol, with Provision for Shoulder Stock, #1518, .75 cal., 11.75" round barrel marked "WF", "WN" and "(crown)"/"C" at breech, "1518" at left; rounded lockplate is marked "(crown)"/"C" over "1856" below nipple bolster, "1518" vertically behind hammer; brass fittings include trigger guard with lower tang extending to long-oval buttcap with steel lanyard ring, serpentine sideplate, 2.5" nosecap. Steel backstrap extends from buttcap to barrel tang, has "keyhole" cutout and round hole for attaching shoulder stock (not present). Varnished walnut halfstock of near-wheelock shape has coarse "fishscale" checkering at grip, "1518", "1856" and smaller marks at left. Several screws are numbered. Mfg'd 1856. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% thinning original blue, mottled case colors, toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound with fine checkering, much chipping to finish. Action is strong/crisp, smoothbore has scattered light erosion. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Swiss Model 1851/67 Federal "Milbank-Amsler" Breechloading Military Stutzer Rifle

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 804)

Antique Swiss Model 1851/67 Federal "Milbank-Amsler" Breechloading Military Stutzer Rifle, Altered from Percussion, #146, .41 Swiss RF cal., 30.5" round barrel with dovetailed blade front and elevation-adjustable tangent rear sights, marked "146", "1" and "4" at breech; "trapdoor" receiver is marked "B" at breech, "PK" and a sunken mark outside the breechblock, "187" and "H" inside, "X" and "146" on the thumb-tab release lever; flat lockplate is marked "Beuret Freres/Liege" ahead of the military style hammer. Steel fittings include heavy scrolled trigger guard with sling swivel, large Swiss-style buttplate, heavy nosecap with right-side 3" pipe (for triangular bayonet) and long tube enclosing the ramrod. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut marked "146" at left has single barrel key, sling swivels at midpoint and belly. Double set triggers. Mfg'd ca. 1860. Condition is good retaining perhaps traces of original finishes, else cleaned gray gunmetal having scattered pitting (esp. trigger guard, buttplate), fine edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing only light age and use marks. Action is strong and works as designed, clean bore shows overall light etching, fine rifling. This breechloading mechanism was designed and patented by American Isaac Milbank, modified by Rudolf Amsler, and adopted by the Swiss Army in 1863. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique German Percussion Sling-Ring Cavalry Carbine, by Crause of Herzberg

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 804)

Antique German Percussion Sling-Ring Cavalry Carbine, by Crause of Herzberg, Altered from Flintlock, NVSN, .69 cal., key-retained 16" round barrel with blade front and tall notched rear sights, marked "St" and "(crown)/V" proof marks at breech/tang; beveled lockplate with stepped/pointed tail marked "St" and script "Crause/Herzberg" under bolster/nipple, having hinged safety-arm acting on original frizzen spring; 6" loop style sling bar/ring mounted opposite the lock; brass furniture includes trigger guard marked "St", peaked buttplate marked "57", nosecap, 2.25" pipe retaining the steel stirrup-type button-tip ramrod. Walnut fullstock. Mfg'd ca. early 1800s, altered ca. 1840s. Condition is very good having bright steel with sharp edges and markings, and lightly toned brass. Sound and smooth stock shows scattered dings and added varnish. Action is crisp, smoothbore has light etching. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Revolutionary War-Era French Mle-1763 Flintlock Cavalry Pistol

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 804)

Revolutionary War-Era French Mle-1763 Flintlock Cavalry Pistol, with 1766 Improvements, NVSN, .70 cal., 9" barrel made without sights, illegible breech markings; 5.75" beveled lockplate has long rear teat, reinforced cock, separate pan, frizzen spring with leaf-like finial; brass furniture comprises trigger guard with front finial tang marked "X", peaked oval buttcap having elongated top tang, spring-retained 3.875" nosecap/band of the double-strap type (marked "C (crown) R") retaining the steel trumpet-tip ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock. Mfg'd 1760s. Condition is very good being cleaned bright metal lacking most original markings (nosecap/band with .75" crack at lip where ramrod enters). Stock is sound and smooth showing minor marks and sliver wood loss ahead of lock, has an "X" carved at lower wrist, iron sideplate appears to be a later replacement. Lock appears to be original flintlock with correct parts and refurbished touchhole. Action functions but doesn't hold cock, smoothbore shows overall erosion. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Antique French Mle. 1822 Bis Cavalry Pistol, by St. Etienne Arsenal

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 804)

Antique French Mle. 1822 Bis Cavalry Pistol, by St. Etienne Arsenal, Altered to Percussion from Flintlock, #2396, .69 cal., 8" round barrel with bulbous pin front sight, marked "Mle 1822 T/bis" at upper tang; flat lockplate with rounded/pointed rear marked "Mre. Impale/de St. Etienne", has large military-style hammer; fittings include brass trigger guard on iron floorplate/tang, peaked brass buttcap with iron lanyard ring, full-length iron backstrap, brass serpentine sideplate (marked "(oval) G" and "(diamond) G" in two places) connected to nosecap retaining the captive steel cupped ramrod (added at time of alteration). 1-pc. 3/4-length stock of varnished walnut has "2396" and a .75" roundel marked "Avril" with indistinct date at left. Condition is good showing barrel and lock with smooth gunmetal gray/brown finish, brass with light patina. Stock is sound and smooth with good markings and much varnish. Thin-wall barrel shows muzzle damage. Action is crisp, bore has scattered erosion and fair rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Antique French Mle. 1837 Navy-Marine Belt-Hook Percussion Pistol, by Chatellerault Arsenal

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 804)

Antique French Mle. 1837 Navy-Marine Belt-Hook Percussion Pistol, by Chatellerault Arsenal, NVSN, .60 cal., 6" round barrel without sights, marked "Mle 1837" at top tang; serpentine back-action lockplate is marked "Mre Rle de/Chatellerault" ("Royal Manufactory at Chatellerault") behind hammer; brass fittings include trigger guard on iron floorplate, peaked buttcap with iron lanyard ring marked "(naval anchor)" and conjoined "MB", front band retaining the button-tip stirrup ramrod has long rear tang joining it to trigger guard (each with two matching proof marks). 7.75" steel belt hook/sideplate (marked with sunken oval "(star)/L" proof) mounted to left side. 3/4 stock of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd first half of 19th century "in the white." Condition is good retaining lightly-cleaned bright steel finish, softly toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with generally light age and use marks. Nipple is excellent, action is crisp, smoothbore shines with minor frosting. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

British Pattern 1842 Sea Service Percussion Pistol

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 804)

British Pattern 1842 Sea Service Percussion Pistol, NVSN,.56 cal., 6" barrel, browned finish, hardwood stock, bead front sight and wide "U"-notched rear sight. Flat lock has two-line engraved border and is marked "(crown/VR)TOWER 1849". Partially visible stock marker's mark is stamped into left side flat. Board of Ordnance "B(Broad Arrow)0" mark is stamped into right side wrist above a series of view marks. Top of barrel stamped with two vertical lines of proof and view marks. Barrel is smooth bored and a captive steel rammer with brass tail pipe is attached underneath. Iron trigger guard with replacement screws has brazed repairs and does not fit squarely into the stock slot. Belt hook and screw have been removed from the left side of the stock, and the brass butt cap has a handmade lanyard ring attached. Condition overall is good with an even brown patina across the barrel and hammer and mostly to the lock plate; trigger guard is brighter and may have been cleaned. There are initials scratched into the right side of the wrist, otherwise the wood is very good, showing old impressions, handling marks, and a recent scratch behind the brass tail pipe. Muzzle has rammer impressions to the front, otherwise the bore is good with rust visible to the interior surface. Hammer holds on both the half and full cock and releases smoothly. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Large Austrian Model 1844 Percussion Cavalry Pistol

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 804)

Large Austrian Model 1844 Percussion Cavalry Pistol, NVSN, .70 cal., 10.375" round barrel is marked "D" at left, what appears to be a tiny "(crown)" at breech, and "130" in an oval at top tang; beveled lockplate with pointed rear tail is unmarked, has nicely-formed hammer and nipple bolster. Brass fittings include trigger guard with faceted front and long rear tang reaching to buttcap with elongated upper tang, serpentine sideplate, 2.5" double-strap nosecap/band (marked "G" at left) having integral blade front sight, no provision for ramrod (characteristic of this model). Walnut fullstock has raised aprons each side of lock. Condition is very good, the barrel showing a smooth blue-brown patina, lock smooth gunmetal having a couple pits below bolster, brass with light toning. Stock is sound and smooth showing scattered general age and use marks, added varnish. Action is strong and crisp, smoothbore shows even moderate erosion. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique British Percussion Military Rifle in the Sporting Style

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 804)

Antique British Percussion Military Rifle in the Sporting Style, Perhaps Made for an Officer or NCO, NVSN, .69 cal., key-retained 30" round barrel, with low blade front/tall notched rear sights and 3.5" hooked bayonet lug at muzzle marked "(crown)/GR/V" and two "(crowns)" at breech, "(crown)" at tang; flat lockplate with rounded/pointed tail has sporting style hammer, nipple bolster with curved flash guard; brass furniture includes trigger guard with sling loop and rear spur, 5" patchbox opening to butt trap for spare parts/patches, wide buttplate with long upper tang, 1.5" vacant oval at wrist, serpentine sideplate, two pipes retaining the button-tip steel ramrod. Fullstock of varnished walnut has 5.5" left cheekrest, raised panels each side of lock, step at lower thimble, sling loop at upper. This is a gunsmith-produced Brunswick style percussion, with the lockplate converted from flintlock, using a modified British military stock with a "Broad Arrow BO" British Board of Ordnance stamp on right side of buttstock. Condition is very good showing smooth gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings and lightly-toned brass. Stock is sound with a 1" repaired "V" break at left lower thimble, secure 8" and 3.5" left/right hairline cracks at upper sling loop, else light marks and pleasing color and grain. Action is crisp, bore shows etching in grooves, wide and deep lands. A modern buff leather sling is included. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Antique Percussion Infantry Short Rifle

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 804)

Antique Percussion Infantry Short Rifle, Likely Dutch, with Folding Bayonet, .72 cal., 27.5" round barrel with blade front and raised-notch rear sights, fitted at muzzle with a unique permanently-attached triangular bayonet on swivel mount with thumb-release, marked "ABAR." (?) at ricasso and "(crown)/D" at elbow, barrel marked "1815" and indistinct proof at upper tang, "54", "(crown)/IS" in two places, "(crown)/T" and another indistinct mark at breech; beveled lockplate with rounded/pointed tail is marked "(crown)/P" and "(crown)/W" ahead of large military hammer marked "(crown)/T"; brass fittings include trigger guard on iron floorplate with two finger ribs and sling swivel, buttplate marked "1852" and "54" at top screw, serpentine sideplate, 5.625" nosecap retaining the button-tip steel ramrod. Halfstock of oil-finished walnut has single spring-retained iron band with bayonet retaining hook and sling swivel, marked "21" at left apron and another mark at left butt. Several screwheads also marked. Mfg'd ca. 1850s. Condition is good showing clean bright metal with sharp edges and markings, and toned brass. Stock is sound and smooth with nice finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

Antique Breechloading Metallic Cartridge Military Rifle

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 804)

Antique Breechloading Metallic Cartridge Military Rifle, Perhaps Belgian but Styled After the French Mle. 1822, Unmarked, #506, .72 cal., 38.5" round barrel has bayonet lug 1.125" below muzzle, adjustable front blade and unusual hinged-adjustable rear sights, two tiny proofmarks at 3" breech section incorporating right-hinged "trapdoor" breechblock (marked "26/285" inside and with floating firing pin) similar to Snider system; beveled flat lockplate with rounded/pointed tail marked "(crown)/GD/54" ahead of large military-style hammer having tall knurled spur; iron fittings include squareback-profile trigger guard with sling swivel and two finger grooves on long rear tang, buttplate marked "1860" over "2387" (canceled) over "107" at top tang, serpentine sideplate marked "(crown)/W", 3 spring-retained bands (middle with sling swivel, upper of the double-strap type incorporating thimble for the button-tip ramrod). Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has raised aprons either side of lock, step at lower band, vestigial 1" roundel and .375" oval cartouche at right. Mfg'd. ca. 1860s. Condition is good, showing gray-brown lightly oxidized gunmetal (smooth lockplate), with sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing generally light use marks, heavier at forend, with 1.5" chip at ramrod channel. Action is crisp, bore shows minor etching and good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

1867-Dated Westley Richards Monkey Tail Breechloading Single-Shot Military Percussion Pistol

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 804)

1867-Dated Westley Richards Monkey Tail Breechloading Single-Shot Military Percussion Pistol, #343, .44 cal., 9.5" round barrel has tall blade front sight on oval base, was made integral with a squared receiver marked "343", "52", Birmingham proofmark, "(cross)" and several other indistinct marks; receiver has a hinged "trapdoor" type breechblock marked "(triangle)" and "Westley Richards/Patent", integral curved nipple bolster, and a brass pusher to seat a combustible cartridge in the chamber; flat serpentine lockplate is marked "1867" within a triangle behind the military style hammer, and "Westley Richards" ahead; brass fittings include trigger guard with rear tang extending to the oval buttcap (with lanyard ring) marked "R1" and "A31", two winged lock screw escutcheons (rear with lanyard ring), nosecap. Walnut fullstock has raised panels at either side of lock, left is marked "428". Mfg'd 1867 in Birmingham. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being dark brown gunmetal with scattered oxidation (lighter on the lockplate), toned brass, sharp edges and lettering. Stock is sound with the expected minor markings of age and military use, has a right-side crack from lockplate tail to trapdoor lift-knob, 1" sliver out at right-side behind nosecap. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall oxidation, fine rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Antique Westley Richards "Capping Breech" Single-Shot Breechloading Percussion Rifle

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 804)

Antique Westley Richards "Capping Breech" Single-Shot Breechloading Percussion Rifle, Portuguese Contract, with Sling, #P5243, .45 cal., 33" round barrel with block-blade front sight, marked "Whitworth Patent" ahead of the rear sight (sight missing), ".483", "R/WR" and ".451" behind; raised breech bears numerous acceptance/proof marks including "70 Grains" and "P5243"; the front hinged 4.5" trapdoor-style "Monkey Tail" breechblock is marked "Westley Richards/Patent" and a triangle, has a "pusher" inside to seat a prepared linen/paper cartridge in the chamber; flat lockplate is marked "Westley Richards & Co." ahead of hammer, "1867" within a triangle behind; brass fittings include triggerguard with front sling swivel, shotgun-style buttplate, 2 winged lock screw escutcheons, nosecap; an iron band with integral bayonet lug (marked "2771") and sling swivel is fixed 4" below the muzzle and retains the trumpet-tip steel ramrod. Fullstock of varnished walnut has "Ogden" (?) maker's mark behind trigger guard, "EA./1877", a 5/16" roundel and other marks at left lock apron. Mfg'd 1867. Condition is good showing lightly oxidized bright barrel (bit heavier at stock margins), else smooth gunmetal, lightly toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth but for minor dings and scattered worming, chipping along ramrod channel, 3.25" diagonal crack opposite lock, shows pleasing grain, color and finish. Action is smooth, bore shows uniform light etching and deep hexagonal Whitworth rifling. Wide leather sling is smooth and supple. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

Civil War-Era European (Likely Belgian) Percussion Carbine or Short Rifle, with Sling

Lot #22 (Sale Order 22 of 804)

Civil War-Era European (Likely Belgian) Percussion Carbine or Short Rifle, with Sling, #706, .58 cal., 19.75" round barrel with block-blade front and raised-notch rear sights is marked "706**" at breech, "2 3" tang screw, has 4" bayonet lug at right muzzle; flat lockplate marked "SP. & SR." ahead of military hammer has same style lock and nipple bolster as Swiss M-1851 arms; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard, flat buttplate marked "(crown)" ahead of top screw marked "3 3", spring- retained double-strap band/nosecap with sling swivel and integral pipe for the barrel-tip ramrod. Oil-finished 3/4 stock of European walnut has sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being gray gunmetal cleaned of scattered oxidation and light etching and having sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth having been sanded and refinished, has 1" hairline crack and shallow gouge behind lock. Action is strong and smooth, bore shows dark erosion and fair rifling. Aged leather sling is broken in half. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Austrian M-1854 Lorenz 3-Band Percussion Infantry Rifle

Lot #23 (Sale Order 23 of 804)

Civil War-Era Austrian M-1854 Lorenz 3-Band Percussion Infantry Rifle, NVSN, about .55 cal., 37.25" round barrel with block-blade front (doubles as bayonet lug) and graduated folding-leaf rear sights, has 6" octagonal breech section, unmarked; beveled lockplate has nipple bolster with curved rear flash-shield, is (spuriously) stamped "Richmond" in individually-applied letters vertically behind the hammer; iron fittings include 1-pc. trigger guard with sling swivel and long rear tang, straight/peaked buttplate, serpentine sideplate, three spring-retained bands (lower marked "10", middle marked "10" with sling swivel, upper marked "01" and sunken "P" has top cutout for bayonet, integral 2.25" thimble retaining the tulip-tip ramrod). Beechwood fullstock has characteristic "pecky" grain, raised aprons either side of lock, low comb. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is good showing generally smooth bright metal with scattered light oxidation, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with good edges, mostly light age and use dings, secure grain cracks both sides at butt. Action is strong and smooth; bore shows scattered light etching, sharp rifling. Lorenz rifles were used by both Union and Confederate armies during the American Civil War. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Lefaucheux M-1854 Military Pinfire Revolver

Lot #24 (Sale Order 24 of 804)

Civil War-Era Lefaucheux M-1854 Military Pinfire Revolver, #27314, 12mm PF cal., 6.125" round-to-octagonal barrel has tall dovetailed bead front sight; plain round 6- shot cylinder; open-top frame marked "Invtn E. Lefaucheux/Brevet (illegible)" in pointed oval at left, serial number and "LF" mark at right, has top-hinged right-side loading gate marked "81" with a bird's-eye mark, separate trigger guard with rear finger-spur, backstrap with faceted buttcap and lanyard ring, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1854-70. Condition is good retaining no original blue but overall smooth gray gunmetal having scattered oxidation, fine edges and clear markings. Missing right-side ejector rod. Grips are sound and smooth with scattered marks and much original varnish. Action is crisp, bore shows spots of erosion and good rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Huge Austrian Model 1870 Gasser Double-Action Army Revolver

Lot #25 (Sale Order 25 of 804)

Huge Austrian Model 1870 Gasser Double-Action Army Revolver, #193101, 11.3x36mmR CF cal., 9.6" barrel has tall integral blade sight; 6-shot cylinder has floral-engraved central band; matching-engraved solid frame is marked "RC Montnegri/Guss Stahl (cast steel)/Patent/Extra Qualite" at left lug, "(crown)/R" and "(star)/W" right lug, "(crown)/NI" (for King Nicholas I of Montenegro) at top, "(star) L T (star)/(apple pierced by arrow)/Schutzmarke" at lower left, has 6.625" right ejector rod, hinged right-side loading gate, separate loop trigger guard, integral bag-style grip straps with lanyard ring at butt, 2-pc. bovine bone grips. Mfg'd ca. 1870s-80s. Condition is good retaining no original finish, being overall smooth brown-gray gunmetal with generally fine edges, engraving and markings. Grips are sound with a 1" patch at upper left. Action revolves cylinder but does not cock hammer, bore shows overall roughness, vestigial rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Scarce Antique Chamelot & Delvigne Double-Action Pinfire Pocket Revolver

Lot #26 (Sale Order 26 of 804)

Scarce Antique Chamelot & Delvigne Double-Action Pinfire Pocket Revolver, NVSN, 9mm, 4.25" octagonal barrel, tall blade front and notched rear sights, marked "(crown)/EL" at left, "Chamelot & Delvigne/Non Btee" at right, has sliding left-side ejector rod, removable knurled "acorn" pin at bottom-front that allows barrel unit to rotate; plain round 6-shot cylinder has oval "ELG" Liege proof mark on periphery; unusual rounded open-top frame has circular recoil shield with rear-hinged loading gate at left, off-center hammer, folding trigger, integral straps with round buttcap and lanyard ring, 2-pc. checkered walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is good retaining no original barrel blue, most thinning and darkening cylinder blue, light muted frame case colors, else mostly smooth gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound showing light wear. Action is crisp, bore shows scattered light etching and deep rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Belgian "Loron Brevete" Double-Action Pinfire Revolver

Lot #27 (Sale Order 27 of 804)

Antique Belgian "Loron Brevete" Double-Action Pinfire Revolver, #2520, 9mm, 6" octagonal barrel, tall blade front sight and vacant rear dovetail marked "Loron/Brevete" in oval, "(crown)/Z" and "2520" at left lug, round 6-shot cylinder has sparse scroll engraving and oval "ELG" Liege proof mark on periphery; open-top frame with matching engraving has large circular recoil shield, central hammer, folding trigger, integral "saw-handle" straps and 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being smooth gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound showing use marks and most original varnish. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate etching and good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique Bavarian Werder Single-Shot Model 1869 Falling-Block "Lightning" Pistol

Lot #28 (Sale Order 28 of 804)

Antique Bavarian Werder Single-Shot Model 1869 Falling-Block "Lightning" Pistol, #3908, 11.5mm CF cal., 8" round barrel, long-ramp blade front and notched-groove rear sights, marked "269" and "3908" at 1" octagonal breech section; large 5.5" receiver marked with sunken "GF" proof at top, "(crown)/M" at front and "269" in two places has rear-hinged falling breechblock actuated by right-side thumb lever, two triggers (front releases block), separate loop trigger guard, flat-butt straps with lanyard ring and 2-pc. varnished hardwood grips. Mfg'd late 1860s-early ?70's. Condition is fine retaining approx. 75% thinning blue to receiver, guard and buttcap, else smooth brown patina with sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound and smooth with light dings, three stamped marks at right, and most original varnish. Action appears to work, bore shows overall moderate pitting and very good rifling. Quite rare. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Virginia Manufactory Model 1812 Musket

Lot #29 (Sale Order 29 of 804)

Virginia Manufactory Model 1812 Musket, Late Style, Probable Civil War Confederate Government Alteration to Percussion, NVSN, .69 cal., 42" round barrel with block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) has nipple bolster with small flash-guard; flat 6.375" lockplate with brass pan remnant and large military-style percussion hammer is marked "Virginia" at center and "Richmond" in a vertical curve over "1818" at rear; iron furniture comprises trigger guard with sling swivel and rounded tangs, straight buttplate, serpentine sideplate, three spring-retained bands. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has low comb, raised aprons either side of lock, step at lower band. Mfg'd 1818. Condition is fair as configured, the barrel being deep brown with scattered pitting (heavier at muzzle and bolster areas), else dark/smoother metal with good lock markings (script "Manufactory" not visible). Stock is sound showing the marks of great age and Civil War use (2" missing wood at rise of comb, screw-repaired break at left lock apron, 2.5" crack/chip at front of sideplate, 3" repair ahead of guard, chipping along barrel margins, esp. left side and ramrod channel). Action is strong and smooth, smoothbore shows general light to moderate erosion Rare. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1817 Muzzleloading Flintlock "Common Rifle", 1823 Nathan Starr Contract

Lot #30 (Sale Order 30 of 804)

U.S. Model 1817 Muzzleloading Flintlock "Common Rifle", 1823 Nathan Starr Contract, NVSN, 54 cal., 35.75" round barrel with block-blade front (also bayonet lug) and notched rear sights, marked "1824" at top tang; beveled lockplate with rounded rear and brass pan is marked "U.S./N. Starr" ahead of reinforced cock and "1824/Midn Con." in vertical arch behind; iron mountings include 2-pc. trigger guard with sling ring at lower tang, 4.5" oval patchbox, straight buttplate marked "US" at top screw, serpentine sideplate, three spring bands (double-strap top with pipe for correct brass-tip trumpet ramrod, middle with sling loop). Fullstock of oil-stained walnut. Mfg'd 1824, just 4,020 qty. Condition is good showing overall aged dark brown patina with scattered dings and erosion (heavier at barrel breech), good edges and clear markings. Stock is sound, shows 1" wood repair at patchbox rear, 1" chip at top tang, occasional shallow gouges, chipping along ramrod channel, added varnish. Action is smooth, shiny bore has frosting in grooves, sharp rifling. Lock appears to be original flintlock with correct parts and possibly dressed but unrestored touchhole. An unusually nice M-1817. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1819 Martial Flintlock Holster Pistol, by S. North

Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 804)

U.S. Model 1819 Martial Flintlock Holster Pistol, by S. North, NVSN, .54 cal., 10.125" round barrel with brass blade front and dished oval rear sights, marked "RJ/P/US" at breech; beveled lockplate is rounded at tail, has reinforced cock and separate brass pan; iron furniture includes trigger guard having long rear tang reaching to oval buttcap with upper tang connecting to long backstrap/barrel tang, serpentine sideplate, spring-retained band/nosecap of distinctive shape retaining the captive swivel button-tip ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock has raised aprons each side of lock (right marked "V"), tiny script inspector's cartouche at left butt, oval "JN" (John Newbury) inspector's cartouche behind left sideplate screw. Mfg'd ca. 1819-23. Condition is good retaining no original finish, being overall brown/gray gunmetal with scattered peppering (esp. breech/buttplate), and clear barrel markings. The unmarked lock is a replacement, lacking the rear sliding safety bolt; touchhole may have been refurbished long ago. Stock is sound and smooth having occasional marks, a repaired clean break from rear of lock to rear lock screw at left, bit of filler at lock tail and front lock screw, otherwise pleasant grain striping at wrist and clear markings. Action functions, clean smoothbore shows scattered light roughness. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique U.S. Navy Model 1842/43 Percussion Single-Shot Boxlock Pistol

Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 804)

Antique U.S. Navy Model 1842/43 Percussion Single-Shot Boxlock Pistol, NVSN, .54 cal., 6" round barrel without sights, marked "USN/1844/RP/P" at breech, has hinged button-tip ramrod below; flush-mounted flat lockplate marked "N.P. Ames/Springfield/Mass." at center and "USN/1845" vertically at rear has boxlock hammer and unique nipple bolster; brass fittings include trigger guard with squared tangs, inset round buttplate, single lock screw escutcheon, .75" pin-retained band. Mfg'd ca. 1842-47, in est. 2,000 qty. Condition is good retaining no original finish, the barrel having overall light pitting, the balance dark gray gunmetal with good edges and markings, age-toned brass. Stock is sound having sharp edges, no inspector cartouche visible, minor marks, pleasing grain. Action is strong and crisp, smoothbore shows overall light roughness. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1842 Muzzleloading Percussion Pistol, by Henry Aston

Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 804)

U.S. Model 1842 Muzzleloading Percussion Pistol, by Henry Aston, NVSN, .54 cal., 8.5" round barrel marked "U.S."(very faint), "WN/P" and "H" at breech, has large nipple bolster; beveled lockplate marked "U.S./H. Aston & Co." ahead of military hammer and "Middtn/Conn /1851" vertically behind; brass fittings comprise 2-pc., trigger guard with lower tang extending to round buttcap having long backstrap reaching to barrel tang, serpentine sideplate with integral tang to barrel band. Iron stirrup ramrod with button tip. Oil-finished walnut 3/4 stock. Mfg'd 1851 with bright finish but for blued trigger. Condition is very good, the gunmetal gray barrel with oxidation, pitting at muzzle, else generally smooth steel and lightly toned brass having scattered dings, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound showing a 2.25" hairline crack at front sideplate screw, 1" hairlines at front and back of lock, occasional age and use marks, added varnish, lacks left-side inspector mark. Action is strong and crisp, smoothbore shows light etching. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Civil War Allen & Wheelock Center-Hammer Percussion Army Revolver

Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 804)

Civil War Allen & Wheelock Center-Hammer Percussion Army Revolver, NVSN, .44 cal., 7.5" round-to-octagonal barrel with dovetailed brass blade front sight, marked "Allen & Wheelock Worcester, Mass. U.S./Allen's Pt's. Jan. 13, Dec. 15, 1857, Sept. 7" at left flat; plain 6-shot cylinder; solid frame has sliding cylinder pin at lower front, hinged trigger guard that operates the "creeping" ramrod, integral straight grip straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1861-62. Condition is good retaining no original blue, being generally smooth gray-brown gunmetal having occasional peppering (heavier on cylinder) and light marks. Grips are sound showing light marks (wear at bottom edges) and most original varnish. Action is crisp, clean bore shines with light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Rare U.S. Model 1803 Harpers Ferry Flintlock Rifle

Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 804)

Rare U.S. Model 1803 Harpers Ferry Flintlock Rifle, NVSN, .54 cal., 35.75" round-to-octagonal key-retained barrel with sunken "(eagle head/P)" and "US" marks at breech, and simple open sights has distinctive full-length lower rib having two iron ferrules retaining the tulip-tip steel ramrod; beveled lockplate has reinforced cock, integral pan with curved rear fence and non-roller frizzen, is marked "Harpers/Ferry/1807" in vertical curve at rear; brass furniture includes trigger guard, 7.125" patchbox, crescent buttplate with patchbox release button at top tang, serpentine sideplate, 2 oval barrel key escutcheons, narrow band, fancy lower rod ferrule. Halfstock of oil-finished walnut has 6" cheekrest at left, raised aprons either side of lock, step at lower ferrule. Mfg'd ca. 1807. Condition is good having moderately oxidized gray/brown gunmetal, with pitting at barrel breech and clear markings (lacking "(eagle)/US" ahead on lock), brass with added dark tarnish). Lock appears to be original flintlock with correct parts and apparently refurbished touchhole. Stock with a spot of filler behind barrel tang, chipping both sides along barrel margin, has been smoothed with finish added; also shows a 1.5" hairline crack adjacent the upper tang. Action functions, 7-groove bore shows overall dark erosion yet sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1873/79 Trapdoor Two-Band Single-Shot Infantry Rifle

Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 804)

U.S. Model 1873/79 Trapdoor Two-Band Single-Shot Infantry Rifle, with Leather Sling, #256005, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32.625" round barrel with block-blade front (acts as lug for socket bayonet) and curved/sliding-leaf rear (marked "R" for Rifle) sights is marked "V/P/(eagle head)/P" and "S" at left breech; receiver is wide at juncture with barrel, "low arch" breechblock marked "US/Model/1873" (appears as "1878"); flush- fitted flat lockplate is marked "(spread-wing eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" ahead of hammer; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard with front sling swivel, grooved trigger, curved buttplate marked "US" and "43" at top screw, two spring-retained bands (top with stacking swivel), nosecap, slotted button-tip ramrod. Fullstock of oil-stained walnut has clipped-corner "SWP/1884" (inspector Samuel W. Porter) cartouche at left opposite lock, "(circle)/P" at belly. Mfg'd 1884. Condition is fine retaining approx. 75% thinning and darkening original blue to barrel, bands and rod, else smooth bluish gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing scattered age and use marks, a few shallow dings, and sharp inspector's cartouche. Action is crisp, bore is clean with overall frosting and fine rifling. Leather sling is supple with smooth finish. Est.: $750-$900. (Antique)

Exceptional Civil War Colt M-1861 Special Percussion Infantry Musket

Lot #37 (Sale Order 37 of 804)

Exceptional Civil War Colt M-1861 Special Percussion Infantry Musket, NVSN, .58 cal., 40" round barrel with block-blade front (also bayonet lug) and 2-leaf rear sights, marked "V"/"P"/(eagle head)", "1864", "M.N.M." and "Steel" at octagonal breech, "W" at top tang, has nipple bolster with "(spread-wing eagle)" marking; beveled lockplate is marked "U.S./Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co./Hartford, CT" ahead of the large hammer and "1864" behind; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard with sling swivel at front, curved buttplate marked "US" at top, three clamping bands (middle with sling swivel), nosecap, tulip-tip ramrod. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has raised panels either side of lock (left with two inspectors' cartouches), step at lower band, "F.M.W." maker's mark at top of comb. Mfg'd 1864. Condition is very good+ retaining lightly-oxidized bright steel surfaces (1" patch of cleaned erosion between middle/lower bands) having sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing much original "feathered" grain, occasional mostly-light age and use marks (esp. left side), good inspectors' cartouches. Action is crisp, bright bore shows scattered light etching, fine rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Unusual Early Possibly American 3-Band Flintlock Musket

Lot #38 (Sale Order 38 of 804)

Unusual Early Possibly American 3-Band Flintlock Musket, NVSN, .69 cal., 37" tapered round barrel has turned rings and what may be a date (illegible) at breech, bayonet lug 1" under muzzle; beveled lockplate with long pointed tail has graceful swan-neck reinforced cock, integral pan, non-roller frizzen; brass furniture includes trigger guard with sling swivel and long rear tang, straight buttplate with long top tang, 5.25" serpentine sideplate, lower band with elongated lip, unusual spring-retained combination middle/upper band/nosecap with sling swivel at bottom, integral blade front sight and raised lip where ramrod enters. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut features tall comb/narrow wrist with inlaid oval nameplate, vine-like silver wire inlays, lovely foliate carving, raised aprons with circular terminals at each side of lock. Condition is good showing a deep brown lightly-etched patina to iron, moderate age-toning to brass. Stock is sound and smooth with generally minor age and use marks, sliver loss behind nosecap, heavier slivers at ramrod channel (esp. left side), secure grain crack at left wrist, minor loss at rear of lock, light wear to carving, all wire inlays are intact. Lock appears to be original flintlock, touchhole shows great age and use. Action is inoperative, smoothbore shows moderate-to-deep erosion. This musket is doubly unique, perhaps being a presentation piece due to its decoration. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Rare Marked Metropolitan Arms Co. Civil War Single-Action Navy Revolver

Lot #39 (Sale Order 39 of 804)

Rare Marked Metropolitan Arms Co. Civil War Single-Action Navy Revolver, Styled After the Colt Model 1851, #2237, .36 cal., 7.375" octagonal barrel marked "Metropolitan Arms Co. New-York" on top flat, has low German-silver blade sight on brass dovetail, hinged loading lever beneath; round 6-shot cylinder roll-engraved with the Battle of New Orleans naval scene and stamped "2237"; open-top frame has central hammer, brass trigger guard, steel backstrap, 1-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1864-66, in just 6,063 qty. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but overall smooth gunmetal gray with good edges and markings, lightly-toned trigger guard. Grip is sound and smooth with tiny chips at both heels and minimal marks. Visible serial numbers match, cylinder retains traces of scene. Action functions, bore shows general moderate erosion and good rifling. Many times rarer than its Colt counterpart. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Plant's Cup-Primed Front-Loading "Army" Cartridge Revolver, Iron Frame 2nd Model

Lot #40 (Sale Order 40 of 804)

Civil War-Era Plant's Cup-Primed Front-Loading "Army" Cartridge Revolver, Iron Frame 2nd Model, #391, .42 cal., 6" octagonal barrel marked "Plant's Mfg. Co. New Haven, Ct" on top rib; 6-shot round cylinder marked "Patented July 12, 1859 & July 21, 1863" on periphery; solid frame marked "M&B/N.Y." at left has removable front cylinder arbor, central hammer, integral right-side ejector, spurtrigger sheath and flat-butt grip straps, 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd mid-1860s in 350 qty. this model. Condition is good retaining no original metal finishes, being overall lightly-oxidized dark brown patina with generally good edges and markings. Grips are sound with a full-length repaired crack at right, dings and minor losses at butt, later varnish (left grip has dark stain that might be rosewood grain). Action defective (doesn't rotate cylinder), bore is clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver, 4th Model

Lot #41 (Sale Order 41 of 804)

Civil War Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver, 4th Model, Frontier Gunsmith Altered to Metallic Cartridge, #94859, .38 CF cal., 7.5" octagonal barrel with one-line Hartford address on top flat lacks the original percussion loading lever; round 6-shot cylinder was roll-engraved with the 1843 naval battle scene, marked "Colts Patent No. 94859", had rear nipples section replaced with a conversion ring; open-top frame marked "Colts/Patent" at lower left had two metal plates added to front of recoil shield to retain the firing pin and the hammer nose was ground off, retains the 2-pc. brass grip straps and 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd 1860. Condition is good as configured retaining no original finishes, showing overall gray gunmetal with scattered light oxidation, good edges and markings (cylinder scene not visible). Straps show traces of darkened silver. Grips are sound and smooth with light wear and dings especially to lower right edge. Wedge is a replacement, visible serial numbers match. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall roughness, very good rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Civil War Triplett & Scott 7-Shot Carbine

Lot #42 (Sale Order 42 of 804)

Civil War Triplett & Scott 7-Shot Carbine, #1291, .50 RF cal., 30" round barrel with blade front and folding-leaf rear sights; frame marked "Triplett & Scott/Patent Dec. 6, 1864" at upper tang, "Kentucky" and "Meriden Man'fg. Co./Meriden, Conn." at left has top thumb latch. Oil- finished walnut forearm has single band, matching buttstock a curved buttplate and sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1864-65, 3,000 qty. with 30" barrel. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but dark gunmetal, with scattered discoloration, battering at forward receiver, fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound, the buttstock loose in frame, with 8" grain crack at left and repaired breaks at right wrist, typical for the type. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate-to-heavy erosion and good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Gwyn & Campbell Breechloading Saddle-Ring Percussion Carbine, Type II

Lot #43 (Sale Order 43 of 804)

Civil War Gwyn & Campbell Breechloading Saddle-Ring Percussion Carbine, Type II, #3297, .52 cal., 19.625" round barrel, raised blade front and folding-leaf rear sights, 3.5" octagonal breech section (marked "3297" and "113"); receiver has same markings, "Union Rifle" at curved front, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever (marked "113"), left-side saddle ring/bar, long hammer on back-action lockplate marked "Gwyn & Campbell" in arch over "Patent"/1862/Hamilton, O." (last 2 lines obscured). "Fish belly" buttstock has crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1863-64. Condition is good retaining no original blue (traces of case colors to receiver) being overall oxidized gray gunmetal, cleaned light-to- moderate barrel pitting, good edges and markings. Stock has 1.5" wood replacement at toe, filler at top of buttplate, has been sanded and refinished. Action is strong and smooth, clean bore shows etching (esp. at muzzle), fine rifling. Barrel was shortened and front sight relocated, possibly due to muzzle damage. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Rare Civil War Ball 7-Shot Carbine, by Lamson & Co.

Lot #44 (Sale Order 44 of 804)

Rare Civil War Ball 7-Shot Carbine, by Lamson & Co., NVSN, .50 RF cal., 20.5" round barrel with blade front/folding leaf rear sights; receiver marked "E.G. Lamson & Co./Windsor, VT/U.S./Ball's Patent/June 23, 1863/Mar. 15, 1864" at left ahead of 2.25" sling ring and bar, has right-side hammer, 3/4-length walnut forend is retained by a single clamping band and nosecap, matching buttstock has a curved buttplate. Mfg'd 1864-65, in just 1,002 qty. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but clean gray gunmetal, having scattered light spotting and oxidation, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing wood chipping and losses at nosecap (with knackering at its rear edge), minor age and use marks and added varnish. Action functions, bore shows moderate-to-heavy erosion and very good rifling. Rare. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Civil War Gallager Single-Shot Breechloading Percussion Carbine, by Richardson & Overman

Lot #45 (Sale Order 45 of 804)

Civil War Gallager Single-Shot Breechloading Percussion Carbine, by Richardson & Overman, .50 cal., 22.25" round barrel with standard sights, long receiver is marked "Gallager's Patent/July 17th, 1860" and "Manufact'd by/Richardson & Overman/Philada" on separate flat lockplate having right-side hammer and integral nipple bolster with clean-out screw, has lever catch on long lower tang. Oil-finished walnut buttstock has 5.125" iron patchbox and crescent buttplate. Marked "9663 on side of frame. Mfg'd early 1860s. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but a dark bluish-brown barrel patina with scattered oxidation (pitting at muzzle, lighter at breech), else gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth having two cracks/minor wood loss at left frame, lacks 4.75" sling bar and ring. Action works as designed, bore shows moderate erosion and fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Rare Civil War Warner Breechloading Saddle-Ring Carbine, by Greene Rifle Works

Lot #46 (Sale Order 46 of 804)

Rare Civil War Warner Breechloading Saddle-Ring Carbine, by Greene Rifle Works, #2105, .56-50 Spencer RF cal., 20" round barrel with raised blade front and 3-leaf rear sights, three British (London) proof marks and "38" at breech; brass frame has matching proof mark, distinctive right-hinged breechblock, left-side 2" saddle bar and large ring, central hammer/trigger and guard, marked "Greene Rifle Works/Worcester, Mass./Pat'd. 1864" at left. Oil-finished walnut forend has single spring-retained band, matching buttstock with curved brass buttplate. Mfg'd 1865, in just 2,500 qty. Condition is good retaining no original blue, the barrel showing scattered cleaned erosion, brass with aged patina and occasional tiny pits (casting bubbles?) at left hammer area. Stocks are sound, the forend with 4.25" crack and wood erosion, buttstock with dings, crack at right wrist, 2.25" wood repair at toe, carved "H" at left wrist and "M" at right. Rear sight a likely replacement. Action is crisp, bore is bright showing frosting at muzzle and sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Rare Ward-Burton M-1871 Bolt Action Single-Shot Carbine

Lot #47 (Sale Order 47 of 804)

Rare Ward-Burton M-1871 Bolt Action Single-Shot Carbine, NVSN, .50-70 CF cal., 22" round barrel, blade front and folding-leaf rear sights; receiver marked "Ward Burton Patent/Dec. 20, 1859-Feb. 21, 1871" at top of bolt, "(spread-wing Federal eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield. 1871" at left, 5.75" bolt has bulbous handle, sliding safety at right. Halfstock of oil-stained walnut has 2.75" sling-bar and ring at left, 2- pc. trigger guard without swivel, single spring-retained band, carbine buttplate. No inspector's cartouche is apparent above the sling bar. Mfg'd at Springfield Armory 1871. Condition is good as configured, having apparently been altered to carbine form from a rifle, the barrel shortened and front sight relocated, the sling bar shorter than standard. Stock shows evidence of a filled ramrod channel. Exterior steel surfaces show cleaned moderate-to-heavy pitting, good edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with occasional minor marks. Bolt is bright, action is smooth, bore shows sharp rifling with bright lands and lightly-etched grooves. Very rare, as only 316 carbines and 1,011 rifles were produced as trial guns, but not well received by the troops. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps & Hankins M-1862 Breechloading Cavalry Carbine, with Sling Hook and Swivel

Lot #48 (Sale Order 48 of 804)

Civil War Sharps & Hankins M-1862 Breechloading Single-Shot Cavalry Carbine, with Sling Hook and Swivel, #2302, .52 RF cal., 19" round barrel slides forward on lowering the serpentine operating lever/trigger guard; 8.25" frame has milled rails on which the barrel moves, marked "Sharps/&/Hankins/Philada" at right, "Sharps/Patent/1859" at left, has left-side sling ring, floating firing pin in recoil shield, long lower tang. Buttstock of oil-finished walnut has brass peaked buttplate, sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1862-65. Condition is good showing traces of original finishes but generally smooth dark metal having sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with a few marks to left side, pleasing color and finish. Action is crisp and smooth, bore shows light to moderate etching and sharp spiral rifling. Barrel appears to have been shortened from 24" Army model, and front sight re-set, but rare nonetheless with only 500 Army carbines made. Sling hook/swivel are very good. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Starr M-1858 Double-Action Break-Open Percussion Army Revolver

Lot #49 (Sale Order 49 of 804)

Civil War Starr M-1858 Double-Action Break-Open Percussion Army Revolver, #8206, .44 cal.,6" round, plain round 6-shot cylinder marked "8206" on periphery; frame marked "Starr Arms Co. New York" at left, "Starr's Patent January 15, 1856" at right has separate loop trigger guard, "saw-handle" backstrap, 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd late 1850s-early 1860s. Condition is good retaining no original blue but gray gunmetal with scattered light-to-moderate erosion, fine edges and markings. Grip is sound with moderate-to-heavy marks, indistinct military inspectors' cartouches at both sides, much varnish. Action is crisp (trigger must be manually returned), bore shows light erosion and sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Extremely Rare Civil War Lindsay 2-Shot Superposed Martial-Size Percussion Pistol

Lot #50 (Sale Order 50 of 804)

Extremely Rare Civil War Lindsay 2-Shot Superposed Martial-Size Percussion Pistol, #57, .45 cal., 8.5" round-to-octagonal barrel marked "Lindsay's/Young America/Patent'd Oct. 9, 1860" at breech; brass (or bronze) frame has twin side-by-side hammers, two nipples, and a single trigger for sequentially firing the superposed (stacked) loads; separate brass trigger guard, integral grip straps and 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd early 1860s by the Union Knife Co. in Connecticut in approx. 100 qty. Condition is very good retaining approx. 20% darkened barrel blue showing scattered oxidation, light pitting in nipple area, light knackering at barrel/frame sides, and age-toned brass. Grips are sound showing light wear, small chips at right heel/toe, and later varnish. Action is crisp, smoothbore shows light oxidation. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Antique)

Rare Civil War Benjamin F. Joslyn Single Action Percussion Army Revolver

Lot #51 (Sale Order 51 of 804)

Rare Civil War Benjamin F. Joslyn Single Action Percussion Army Revolver, #2332, .44 cal., 8"octagonal barrel with dovetailed brass blade front sight and hinged loading lever beneath, marked with maker's name and 1858 patent date (obscured); 2.25" plain round cylinder; solid frame has "1" stamped at lower front, long topstrap sighting groove, right side-mounted hammer, knurled screw-out cylinder pin at rear, separate trigger guard, integral straps with flat-bottom oval steel buttcap, 2-pc. checkered walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1861-62, in just 3,000 qty. Condition is fine retaining approx. 92% barrel blue, 70% to cylinder, softly-mottled lever, frame, and straps. Grips are sound showing age and wear (especially left side, which has .5" filler at frame juncture and crack at bottom). Nipples are excellent, action is crisp, bore shows moderate etching and very good rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Very Rare Civil War Allen & Wheelock Center-Hammer Lipfire Army Revolver, 2nd Model

Lot #52 (Sale Order 52 of 804)

Very Rare Civil War Allen & Wheelock Center-Hammer Lipfire Army Revolver, 2nd Model, NVSN, .44 Lipfire cal., 7.5" round-to-octagonal barrel with dovetailed brass blade front sight, marked "Allen & Wheelock Worcester, Mass. U.S./Allen's Pat's. Sept. 7, Nov. 9, 1858" at left flat; plain 6-shot round cylinder with front locking notches; solid frame has sliding cylinder pin at lower front, right-side hinged loading gate (marked "65" or "C5"), hinged trigger guard that operates the right-side sliding ejector rod, integral straight grip straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd early 1860s, in just 250 qty. approx. Condition is good retaining traces of blue in protected areas, else smooth gray-brown gunmetal having occasional light oxidation/marks. Grips show wear, repaired longitudinal crack at right, and added varnish. Single-action operation is crisp (cylinder does not lock up), bore shows cleaned moderate etching and very good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Civil War Starr 1863 Army Single Action Percussion Revolver

Lot #53 (Sale Order 53 of 804)

Civil War Starr 1863 Army Single Action Percussion Revolver, #28917, .44 cal., 8" round barrel with dovetailed blade front sight is marked "28917" below and "L" at both sides of breech, has catch for hinged loading lever; 6-shot round cylinder marked "L", "C", serial number, and has 12 stops; solid frame marked "Starr Arms Co. New York" and "C" in 2 places at left and "Starr's Patent Jan. 15, 1856" at right, has knurled right-side screw that allows the barrel and cylinder to tip up as a unit for loading/capping, separate trigger guard, integral backstrap and 1-pc. oil-finished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but smooth gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Cylinder appears to have been heated, shows mottled color. Grips are sound and smooth, and lack gov't. inspectormarks. Barrel hinge is secure, action is crisp, bore is clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Very Rare Sharps British Contract M-1855 Sling-Ring Percussion Carbine

Lot #54 (Sale Order 54 of 804)

Very Rare Sharps British Contract M-1855 Sling-Ring Percussion Carbine, #25812, .577 cal., 19" round barrel with block-blade front sight and 4-leaf rear, no maker's name/address (the contract specified these carbines were to be unmarked as to maker or country of origin), an x'ed-thru mark, "(broad arrow)/(crown)/large S/2" at left breech, other small marks including "(crown)" at upper breech; "slant breech" receiver marked "Sharps/Patent/1848", serial number and "(crown)/3" on upper tang has right-side hammer, bottom-hinged Maynard tape primer door marked "Edward Maynard/Patentee 1845" ("220" inside), left-side 3.5" sling bar and ring, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, dropping breechblock with percussion nipple at top marked "(crown)/3/T" and "107" at right; hardware includes 5.25" hinged brass patchbox (marked "93" inside), brass crescent buttplate, single screw-retained steel band. Oil-finished 2-pc. walnut stocks, the buttstock having a 1" roundel marked "Pimlico 1865" about a "(crown)/WO/(broad arrow)" and a large "2" at right, "P/16" twice behind lower tang and at trigger, and the stockmaker's mark "J. Renshaw" under ring bar. Mfg'd ca. 1855-57, in 6,000 qty. Condition is good having traces of barrel blue in protected areas, else lightly oxidized gray/brown gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound with normal age and use dings, excellent markings, pleasing grain, color and finish. Action is smooth, bright bore shows scattered etching, sharp rifling. These carbines are very rare today, due to hard service in British India and the far-flung Colonial Empire. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Antique)

Sharps Alteration of Civil War New Model 1863 Military Rifle to Metallic Cartridge

Lot #55 (Sale Order 55 of 804)

Sharps Alteration of Civil War New Model 1863 Military Rifle to Metallic Cartridge, #C,38340, .50-70 CF cal., 30" tapered round barrel has block-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights (the latter with 3-line Lawrence marking), a remnant "?del 1863" plus "C" and "M.N.M." markings at breech; "straight breech" receiver with Lawrence pellet priming system (inactivated) is marked "C. Sharps' Pat./Sept. 12th 1848", "M" and "F" at left, serial number at top tang, right side marked "R.S. Lawrence Pat./April 12th 1859" above "C. Sharps' Pat./Oct. 5th 1852", dropping breechblock with serpentine operating lever; oil-finished walnut forestock has three spring-retained bands (middle with sling loop) and nosecap, matching buttstock with curved steel buttplate, patchbox and sling loop at belly is marked "DFC" (inspector David F. Clark) within a ribbon cartouche at left. Mfg'd early 1860s, altered to metallic cartridge ca. 1867 including re-finishing and possible re-stocking. Condition is near excellent as refurbished at the Sharps Rifle factory, retaining approx. 93% military-style barrel blue, bright fire-blued springs, silvering but nicely-mottled case colors, and sound wood having minor marks, pleasing grain, color and finish. Markings and edges are generally sharp. Action is crisp, 3-groove re-lined bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Rare Springfield Armory-Made Sharps Model 1870 2-Band Military Rifle, 2nd Type

Lot #56 (Sale Order 56 of 804)

Rare Springfield Armory-Made Sharps Model 1870 2-Band Military Rifle, 2nd Type, #79, .50-70 CF cal., 35" round barrel with block-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights, marked "79" at breech; Model 1874-style receiver made without primer mechanism is marked "79" at top tang and "C. Sharps' Pat./Sept. 12th 1848" at left, has dropping breechblock with auto-extraction, serpentine operating lever, sidehammer; oil-finished walnut forestock has two spring-retained clamping bands (sling loop at top), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod, matching buttstock has "ESA" (Master Armorer Erskine A. Allin) oval cartouche at left wrist, curved buttplate marked "US" at top screw, sling loop at belly. Mfg'd at Springfield Armory ca. 1870, in just 300 qty. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% bright finish having scattered light oxidation, no case colors (also bright gunmetal), fine markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with occasional light marks (heavier at left side and belly) and sharp inspector's cartouche. Dented hole above lower band is for spring stud. Action is crisp, lightly-frosted bore is bright with sharp rifling. Very rare. Est.: $4,000-$5,000. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #57 (Sale Order 57 of 804)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine, #C,10169, .52 cal., 22" tapered round barrel with block-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights (the latter with 3-line Lawrence marking), marked "Sharps Rifle/Manufg Co./Hartford, Conn." at top, "New Model 1863" at breech; "Straight Breech" receiver has Lawrence pellet priming system, left-side 2.75" sling bar/ring (mount marked "H.D.H.") and "Sharps Pat./Sept. 12th 1848", ser. no. at top tang, "H" at lower tang, right-side "R.S. Lawrence Pat./April 12th 1859" above "C. Sharps' Pat./Oct. 5th 1852", "H" at tail; dropping breechblock has serpentine operating lever/trigger guard; oil-finished walnut forend has single spring-retained band, matching buttstock with curved steel buttplate marked "R" at top. Mfg'd ca. 1859-66. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85% barrel blue (beginning rust at buttplate), mostly silvered case colors, sound and smooth wood having generally minor marks (heavier at butt). Markings are mostly clear. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching and sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Sharps Alteration of Civil War New Model 1863 Saddle Ring Carbine to Metallic Cartridge

Lot #58 (Sale Order 58 of 804)

Sharps Alteration of Civil War New Model 1863 Saddle Ring Carbine to Metallic Cartridge, #C,19550, .50-70 CF cal., 22" tapered barrel has block-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights (the latter with 3-line Lawrence marking), and a remnant "New?" marking at breech; "straight breech" receiver with Lawrence pellet priming system (inactivated) has 4.25" sling bar and ring at left below "Sharps Pat./Sept. 12th 1848" marking, "W" at front, serial number at top tang, right side marked "R.S. Lawrence Pat./April 12th 1859" above "C. Sharps' Pat./Oct. 5th 1852", dropping breechblock with serpentine operating lever; oil-finished walnut forend has a single spring-retained band, matching buttstock with curved steel buttplate and no patchbox is marked "DFC" (inspector David F. Clark) within a ribbon cartouche at left. Mfg'd early 1860s, altered to metallic cartridge ca. 1867 including refinishing and re-stocking. Condition is near excellent as refurbished at the Sharps Rifle factory, retaining approx. 96% military-style blue, faded mottled case colors, and sound wood having only minor marks, pleasing grain, color and finish. Markings and edges are generally sharp. Action is crisp, shiny 6-groove bore shows frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #59 (Sale Order 59 of 804)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine, #88947, .52 cal., 22" tapered round barrel with block-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights (the latter with 3-line Lawrence marking), is marked "Sharps Rifle/Manufg Co./Hartford, Conn." at top, "New Model 1863" at breech; "Straight Breech" receiver has Lawrence pellet priming system, left-side 2.75" sling bar/ring below "Sharps Pat./Sept. 12th 1848", serial number at top tang, "W" at lower tang, right-side "R.S. Lawrence Pat./April 12th 1859" above "C. Sharps' Pat./Oct. 5th 1852", "H" at tail; dropping breechblock has serpentine operating lever/trigger guard; oil-finished walnut forend has single spring-retained band, matching buttstock with curved steel buttplate marked "8" at top. Mfg'd ca. 1859-66. Condition is very good retaining approx. 30% thinning and darkening blue, mostly darkened case colors, sound and smooth wood having only minor marks (sanded and refinished). Markings and edges are generally excellent. Action is crisp, bore shines with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Antique Period Copy of a Sharps Slant-Breech 3-Band Percussion Military Rifle

Lot #60 (Sale Order 60 of 804)

Antique Period Copy of a Sharps Slant-Breech 3-Band Percussion Military Rifle, Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, #993, .52 cal., unusually long 40.25" tapered barrel marked "993" atop breech, has small block-blade front and notched rear sights; receiver lacks markings (any originals obscured by erosion), has variant side profile, incomplete pellet primer device, lacks the lever hinge pin and in-frame retaining pin (instead fitted with a rear sling loop and screw), lower tang has unusual bevel behind the lever catch, dropping breechblock with variant top profile has serpentine operating lever; fullstock of oil-finished hardwood lacks brass patchbox at right butt, has curved brass buttplate, forestock has unusual profile at juncture with frame, three spring-retained bands and a 2.5" pin-retained brass nosecap with long rear tang. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being generally smooth dark brown lightly-oxidized metal but for knackering and pitting on receiver and hammer, toned brass. Stocks are sound with a 1" wood repair at right butt, a secure 3.5" thru-crack at comb, another at belly, another ahead of middle band spring, scattered nicks, minor losses and darkening, added finish. Action is smooth (hammer needs help to fall), bore shows overall moderate erosion, good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era Sharps-Borchardt Model 1878 Single-Shot Military Rifle

Lot #61 (Sale Order 61 of 804)

Splendid Indian Wars-Era Sharps-Borchardt Model 1878 Single-Shot Military Rifle, #8883, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32.25" round barrel marked "Old Reliable" in script and "Sharps Rifle Co. Bridgeport, Conn." behind sliding-leaf folding rear sight, has front sight of the block-blade type that doubles as bayonet lug; flat-sided "hammerless" receiver marked "Borchardt Patent/Sharps Rifle Co. Bridgeport, Conn./U.S.A." at left, has serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, trigger with sliding safety lock at rear, sling loop at front; 2-pc. fullstock of oil-finished walnut has 2- band forend with steel nosecap retaining the ball-tip steel ramrod, straight buttstock with circular left-side "BL" cartouche and checkered steel buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1878-81, in approx. 6,900 qty. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% deep and smooth military-style blue (1" thin scratch and edgewear at left receiver, minor highpoint wear to bands, buttplate gray gunmetal), nicely-mottled case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with sharp edges, a few minor handling marks, small ding above middle band, sharp cartouche, "feathered" grain and perhaps added finish. Action is strong and smooth, bore is brilliant with deep and sharp rifling. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (Antique)

Magnificent Engraved and Decorated American Single-Shot Percussion Target Rifle

Lot #62 (Sale Order 62 of 804)

Magnificent Engraved and Decorated American Single-Shot Percussion Target Rifle, by Joseph Hayden, dated 1876, Cased with Full Accoutrements and Accompanied by a Silver Medal Awarded at the 1883 Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, NVSN, .44 cal., very heavy 34.75" octagonal barrel measures 1.125" across flats, marked "J. Hayden/Oxford, Ohio/Cast Steel" and "1876" at breech, turned at muzzle for bullet- starter, has dovetailed low blade front/large buckhorn style rear sights and full- length rib with two ramrod ferrules beneath; flat lockplate marked "Joseph Hayden" has fine "banknote" scroll engraving, matching nipple bolster with vertical flash-shield, graceful hammer with tall spur and unique hook-like projection at front. Double set triggers. Fully engraved German-silver furniture comprises trigger guard with finger-spur and rear scroll, full-length lower stock tang, crescent buttplate having fancy 8.25" upper tang, 9.25" pierced patchbox with running deer scene on door, 5.25" scrolled sideplate, four 3" winged barrel key escutcheons, 8" pierced and scrolled forend plate featuring the Memorial Hall at the 1876 Philadelphia Exposition, nosecap retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod. Halfstock of varnished tight-grain walnut has a 2.75" German-silver oval inlay engraved with a large spread-wing Federal eagle holding an olive branch and arrows inlet into the 5" raised left-side cheekrest, a large pierced scroll inlay behind, raised aprons with teardrop terminals either side of lock, checkering at wrist with mount for tang sight at top, all metal being engraved en suite. Mfg'd ca. 1876. Condition is near excellent showing lightly-oxidized barrel having sharp edges and markings, darkened (likely case hardened) lock and hammer, lightly-toned German silver having sharp engraving and scenes. Stock is sound with a .5" ding at left forend, 2.25" chip repair above lock, sharp carving, lovely grain, color and original satin finish. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bore is brilliant with deep/sharp rifling. Cased in a 36.25"x8.625" curly-grained walnut box having separate velveteen-lined fitted compartments for the rifle and barrel, others for 8.25" brass 2-ball bold, 6.5" brass conical mold with steel sprue-cutter (both marked "J. Hayden"), 4" 2-pc. brass bullet starter, wood-handled screwdriver and nipple wrench, 2 tang peep sights, 3 Beach-type hooded front sights, several cast projectiles. Included are the 1.75" relief-cast 1883 Exposition silver medal housed in a 3.5" square photo-type case with brass clasp lined in purple velveteen and gilt-stamped "Cincinnati/Industrial Exposition/1883" on outer lid, a photocopy of Joseph Hayden (1824-1895) in later years, period interior photo of a gun shop inked on back "Hayden's Sporting Goods Store/McAlester/Daddy with gun", photo of a flintlock rifle with hunting bag marked "Brown's Studio/McAlester, Okla." on back, and an original business card of "J. Hayden/Practical Gun Maker/Coffeyville, Kansas." Case, accoutrements and paperwork are all in good or better condition. This is an impressive, quality, well-documented and complete ensemble featuring a one-of-a-kind, highly decorated and notably prize-winning 19th Century American rifle. Est.: $4,000-$6,000/Set. (Antique)

Whitney-Beals Patent "Walking Beam" Percussion Pocket Revolver

Lot #63 (Sale Order 63 of 804)

Whitney-Beals Patent "Walking Beam" Percussion Pocket Revolver, NVSN, .31 cal., 4" octagonal barrel has tall brass post front sight; 7-shot round cylinder with etched decoration; solid frame marked "Address E. Whitney/Whitneyville, CT" on topstrap and "F. Beals/Patent/Sept. 1854" at lower left has characteristic semi-circular cylinder shield at left, central hammer, ring trigger, integral straps with 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1854-late ?60s, in about 2,300 qty. Condition is good retaining no original blue but overall oxidized dark brown metal with good edges/markings. No cylinder etching visible. Grips are sound showing light use marks, 2 fleabites and light knackering at right bottom, much original varnish. Cylinder pin a replacement. Action is defective (cylinder frozen), cleaned bore shows sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Antique)

Antique Bacon Single Action Percussion Pocket Model Revolver, 2nd Model

Lot #64 (Sale Order 64 of 804)

Antique Bacon Single Action Percussion Pocket Model Revolver, 2nd Model, #405, .31 cal., 4" barrel marked "Bacon Mf'g. Co., Norwich, Conn." at top, brass pin front sight and hinged loading lever below with ball-type catch; fluted 5-shot cylinder; open-top frame has loose foliate-scroll engraving, removable left sideplate, integral trigger guard and straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1858-67, in just 1400 total qty. Condition is good retaining no original blue, being smooth gunmetal gray with occasional light discoloration, fine engraving and markings. Grips are sound showing light wear and nicks and much original varnish. Wedge has matching #405. Action is crisp with tight lockup, bore shows overall etching, good rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique)

Cased Civil War Manhattan Navy Percussion Revolver, Series III with Rare Spring-Plate

Lot #65 (Sale Order 65 of 804)

Cased Civil War Manhattan Navy Percussion Revolver, Series III with Rare Spring-Plate, #15493, .36 cal., 4" octagonal barrel marked with 1-line "Newark, N.J." address has hinged loading lever below; round 5-shot cylinder with 12 stop-slots is roll-engraved with 5 oval panels of military scenes, marked "Patented Dec. 27, 1859" on rear periphery; open-top frame has recoil shield spring-plate (to prevent exploded caps fouling the action), 2-pc. brass straps, 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1861-64. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being bright metal having sharp edges and markings and clear cylinder scenes. Grips are smooth with tiny marks and perhaps later varnish. Visible serial numbers match, action is crisp, bore is bright with fine rifling. Cased in a re-purposed period mahogany box having a vacant brass nameplate and keyhole shield, relined in deep-green velveteen, having some cast balls, empty "UMC" cap box and working key, all in very good or better condition. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Engraved and Cased Colt M-1849 Percussion Revolver

Lot #66 (Sale Order 66 of 804)

Engraved and Cased Colt M-1849 Percussion Revolver, #48848, .31 cal., 5" octagonal barrel has small post front sight and 2-line "New-York City" address, hinged loading lever below; round 5-shot cylinder marked "48848", open-top frame has 2-line "Colts Patent" at left, 2-pc. brass straps, 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Revolver shows period-style (but modern) floral scroll engraving with punch-dot background. Mfg'd 1852. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, with sharp engraving, fine edges and markings. No cylinder scene visible. Serial numbers match including wedge/lever. Action is crisp but does not rotate cylinder; bore shows overall moderate erosion and deep rifling. Cased in an antique mahogany box with vacant brass nameplate and keyhole escutcheon, relined in deep-green velveteen to fit a Colt M-1862 Police/Pocket Navy revolver with 5.5" barrel, having some cast balls and an empty "Remington" cap box, all in fine condition. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era Colt Octagon Barrel Cartridge Conversion to the M-1862 Pocket Navy Revolver

Lot #67 (Sale Order 67 of 804)

Indian Wars-Era Colt Octagon Barrel Cartridge Conversion to the M-1862 Pocket Navy Revolver, #16415, .38 RF cal., 4.5" barrel without ejector has the 1-line "US America" address; 5-shot rebated round cylinder is roll-engraved with the stagecoach holdup scene and marked "Colts Patent/706/6415"; frame has added conversion ring at recoil shields, milled loading slot at right, 2-line 1871-72 patent dates at left, brass straps marked "36 Cal." at left, 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1873-75, in just 2,000 qty. Condition is very good retaining approx. 40% original barrel blue (scrapes at lug sides), good traces at cylinder rebate, clear scene, mottled case colors to hammer, toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound show dings at left inner strap, most original varnish. Visible numbers match incl. arbor, wedge #6154 (doubtless a factory error). Action is crisp, bore shows moderate etching and very good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Gold Rush-Era Colt Model 1848 "Baby Dragoon" Percussion Pocket Revolver

Lot #68 (Sale Order 68 of 804)

Gold Rush-Era Colt Model 1848 "Baby Dragoon" Percussion Pocket Revolver, #8215, 5" octagonal barrel with tiny brass pin front sight, marked "Address Saml Colt/New-York City" flanked by dashes and facing to the right; round 5-shot cylinder with oval stop-slots was roll-engraved with the Texas Ranger-Indian fight scene and is marked "Colts/Patent/8215"; open-top frame marked "Colts/Patent" in tiny letters at left; early short trigger, 2-pc. brass grip straps with thin trigger guard bolsters and 1-pc. "slim-Jim" varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1849. Condition is very good retaining traces of original barrel blue, no cylinder engraving (cylinder cleaned but with sharp markings), traces of case colors, straps with 90% tarnished original silver. Grips are sound and smooth with a few compression marks, much original varnish, fit well. Action is crisp, bore is bright with scattered light oxidation and sharp rifling. Visible serial numbers match including arbor (wedge is a correct Baby Dragoon part, but numbered "914"). A very desirable original and unmolested early pocket Colt. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Antique Robbins & Lawrence 5-Shot Ring-Trigger Pepperbox Revolver

Lot #69 (Sale Order 69 of 804)

Antique Robbins & Lawrence 5-Shot Ring-Trigger Pepperbox Revolver, #400, .31 cal., 3.625" fluted barrel group floral engraved at breech, marked "Robbins & Lawrence Co.", "Windsor, VT" and "Patent 1849" in three flutes; engraved frame has bottom barrel hinge, top barrel release bar, internal revolving striker, ring cocking trigger with outer firing trigger, integral "saw-handle" grip straps, varnished 2-pc. walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1851-54. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% barrel brown, traces frame blue, bright fire-blued trigger, the balance smooth gunmetal gray-brown. Grips are excellent showing a few dings, especially at the left side, and retain 98% original varnish. Edges, markings and engraving are sharp. Action is crisp, bores are clean with defined rifling. Barrel release bar needs spring. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Antique Sharps Breechloading 4-Shot Pepperbox Pistol, 1st Model

Lot #70 (Sale Order 70 of 804)

Antique Sharps Breechloading 4-Shot Pepperbox Pistol, 1st Model, #606 (or #909), .22 RF cal., 2.5" 4-barrel group has tiny pin front sight, brass frame marked "C. Sharps' Patent 1859" in circular left-side cartouche and "C. Sharps & Co. Philada, PA." at right, has standing breech, sequentially-rotating firing pin on hammer, integral spurtrigger sheath and grip straps, 2-pc. mother-of-pearl grips. Mfg'd ca. 1859-74. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, the barrels showing oxidation/light roughness, the brass age-toned with good edges and markings. Grips show nice luster, may be from another gun as they do not fit well. Replacement screw/button does not release barrels correctly. Action is crisp, bores show erosion, fair rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Rare Antique Two-Digit Serial Colt Burgess Lever-Action Rifle, with Colt Factory Letter

Lot #71 (Sale Order 71 of 804)

Rare Antique Two-Digit Serial Colt Burgess Lever-Action Rifle, with Colt Factory Letter, #36, .44-40 CF cal., 25.5" round barrel marked ahead of rear sight, with maker's name and address and 1873-82 patent dates in two lines, has full-length 15- shot tubular magazine beneath; 2-pc. oil-finished walnut stocks (forend with steel nosecap, buttstock with crescent buttplate having sliding trapdoor for segmented cleaning rod (not present). Mfg'd 1883. Condition is good retaining perhaps 10% thin blue to receiver sides, else lightly oxidized gray-brown gunmetal with fine edges and markings, darkened case colors to hammer and lever. Stocks are sound and smooth, having been sanded and varnished, with 4.75" wood patch at right forend, small gouge behind lower tang. Action is crisp, bore is bright showing overall oxidation and fine rifling. 1992 dated Colt letter confirms the above, June 20, 1883 shipment of 5 guns to Hartley & Graham in NYC. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Antique)

Antique Colt Medium-Frame Lightning Slide-Action Rifle, with Colt Factory Letter

Lot #72 (Sale Order 72 of 804)

Antique Colt Medium-Frame Lightning Slide-Action Rifle, with Colt Factory Letter, #14750, .44-40 CF cal., 26" octagonal barrel marked with the maker's name/address and 1883 Elliot's patent dates in two lines behind buckhorn rear sight, "44 Cal." at breech, has dovetailed German-silver blade front sight, full- length 15-shot tubular magazine beneath; receiver with "Rampant Colt" logo at left has right loading/top ejection ports, integral loop trigger guard and top/bottom tangs; oil-stained walnut stocks (diamond-checkered 2-pc. sliding forearm, straight buttstock with steel crescent buttplate). Mfg'd 1886. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 96% smooth original barrel and mag blue, 35% thinning receiver blue showing light wear and fine scratches, gray gunmetal buttplate, overall sharp edges and markings. Forend has sharp checkering with a small compression mark at left, buttstock with 1" scrape at left wrist, small hole at belly (for sling swivel?), occasional light marks, fine original finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. 1992 dated Colt letter confirms the above, April 5, 1886 shipment of 10 guns to Colt's Pall Mall Agency in London. A worthy companion arm to the 1873 Single Action and 1878 Frontier revolvers, with which it shared calibers. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1866 Lever Action Musket

Lot #73 (Sale Order 73 of 804)

Antique Winchester Model 1866 Lever Action Musket, 3rd Type, #78915, .44 RF cal., 27" round barrel with block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear, marked with maker's name, address and King's patent dates ahead of rear sight, 24" mag. tube beneath is retained by a clamping band; distinctive brass frame has matching cartridge lifter, plain upper tang, lower tang with lever catch is marked with serial number and "F S"; central hammer and trigger guard/operating lever. Oil-stained walnut 3/4-length forestock has two screw-retained bands (top with sling swivel), matching buttstock a brass carbine-style buttplate with sliding door opening to butt trap for jointed cleaning rod (not present), sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd 1871. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being cleaned lightly oxidized steel and pleasantly toned brass having fine edges and partially legible barrel markings. Stocks are sound showing light marks, chip at left frame, 2.75" crack at right frame, have been sanded and have a smooth coat of added varnish. Action is crisp, bore has overall moderate etching and very good rifling. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1876 Lever Action Rifle in Musket Configuration

Lot #74 (Sale Order 74 of 804)

Winchester Model 1876 Lever Action Rifle in Musket Configuration, 3rd Type, #35182, .45 CF cal., 32" round barrel, block-blade front and sliding-leaf rear sights lacking the usual maker's "King's Improvement" patent and caliber markings; sliding dustcover with rear finger grooves, brass cartridge lifter, marked "Model 1876" flanked by leaf-like flourishes at top tang, serial number below; full-length walnut forend covers the tubular magazine, has unusual nosecap with right-side bayonet lug, left-side retainer for steel ramrod (not present), single spring-retained band with sling swivel, matching buttstock has carbine-style buttplate, sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd 1883. Condition is good, the receiver is primarily gray with mottled colors remaining on the sideplate, which are likely not original. Metal has been cleaned showing remnants of cleaned pitting. Stocks are sound and smooth showing light marks, 5" crack at right behind nosecap, have been sanded and varnish added. Parts of the upper and lower tangs are visible, as well as edges of the buttplate. There is a sliver missing from the left side of the wrist, adjacent to the upper tang. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate etching, good rifling. Very scarce. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1894 Takedown Lever Action Rifle

Lot #75 (Sale Order 75 of 804)

Antique Winchester Model 1894 Takedown Lever Action Rifle, #122608, .38-55 CF cal., 26" octagonal barrel marked with maker's name, address and 1894 patent date at top flat and caliber at breech, has dovetailed blade front and adjustable V-notched rear sights, full-length mag with takedown lever beneath; loop operating lever/trigger guard is marked "Model 1894/Winchester/Pat. Aug. 21, 1894" at top tang; oil-finished walnut forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1901. Condition is good retaining substantial traces of barrel blue, 40% blue to receiver sides, else gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Sound forend shows near-deluxe grain, hairline grain cracks at both front sides; buttstock is a well-made replacement. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate etching and good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

"U.S." Marked Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army "Artillery Model" Revolver

Lot #76 (Sale Order 76 of 804)

"U.S." Marked Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army "Artillery Model" Revolver, Type 1, #138430 (frame), .45 L.C. CF cal., 5.5" barrel has 1-line maker's name and address at top, crescent-head ejector rod; 6-shot fluted cylinder is marked "2438" on circumference, tiny "S" and "B" at rear face; early-style frame with screw-retained cylinder arbor has "R.A.C." (civilian sub-inspector Rinaldo A. Carr) mark above serial, 2-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and "U.S." at left, loading gate marked "1508", straps with 1-pc. oil-finished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1891, then rebuilt/refinished at Colt's ca. 1895-96, 1901-03. Serial numbers are mixed, correct for the type. Condition is very good as factory refurbished, retaining traces of blue in protected areas of barrel, else cleaned gunmetal having good edges and markings. Wood grip is a correct replacement. Action is crisp, bright bore has a spot of light etching at muzzle and sharp rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Antique)

Rare Remington Model 1901 Target Rolling Block Single-Shot Pistol

Lot #77 (Sale Order 77 of 804)

Rare Remington Model 1901 Target Rolling Block Single-Shot Pistol, NVSN, .44 S&W CF cal., 8" round-to-octagonal barrel marked with maker's name and address on top and caliber beneath, has dovetailed tall block-blade front sight; receiver marked with maker's name, address and 1864-66 patent dates in two lines, "P" and "S" at left, has adjustable rear sight mortised at top, central hammer/breechblock with thumb-lever offset to right for clear line-of-sight, separate trigger guard/inner strap and integral backstrap. Forend of varnished select walnut is finely checkered, matching 1-pc. grip has curved oval butt. Mfg'd ca. 1901-09, just 735 qty. Condition is fine as altered, retaining approx. 90% blue (perhaps refinished) to shortened barrel, with front sight cut thru maker's name and address. Receiver shows mottled case colors, breechblock/hammer colors silvered, trigger with bright fire-blue. Stocks are excellent showing light wear, sharp checkering (.25" flattening to left forearm), lovely grain, color and original finish. Action is crisp, brilliant bore has excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Remington New Model No. 4 Single-Shot Rolling Block Rifle

Lot #78 (Sale Order 78 of 804)

Remington New Model No. 4 Single-Shot Rolling Block Rifle, #J314624, .32 S/L RF cal., 22.5" octagonal barrel, bead front and "V"-notched rear sights, marked with the model, maker's name and address at top flat, caliber at breech; small receiver has central hammer and rolling breechblock with auto-extraction, integral loop trigger guard; varnished walnut forearm, matching buttstock with curved buttplate. Mfg'd post-1898. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% original barrel blue (mild vise marks either side at midpoint), vivid case colors, sound and smooth stocks with added finish. Edges and markings are sharp, action is crisp, bright bore shows frosting at muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 "Trapper" Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, with BATF Exempt Paperwork

Lot #79 (Sale Order 79 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 "Trapper" Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, with BATF Exempt Paperwork, #959486, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 15" round barrel with pinned block-blade front and 3-leaf rear sights, marked with maker's name, address and 1894 patent date between the bands, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder" and caliber at left breech, "Winchester" and model/trade mark at top tang. Forend of oil-finished walnut has single band, matching buttstock with curved buttplate. Mfg'd 1926. Condition is very good retaining approx. 65% thinning barrel blue, traces to mag and receiver ("B" peened to left side), else smooth gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound having generally light age and use marks, .5" shallow gouge at right forend, "T-B" incised in 1" letters at left buttstock, added varnish. Action is crisp, bore has light overall etching, fine rifling. Accompanying 1992 BATF paperwork grants this carbine curio-relic status despite its 15" barrel. Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #80 (Sale Order 80 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #143624, .38-55 CF cal., 26" octagonal barrel, buckhorn style sights and maker's name and address marked at top flat, caliber at breech, full-length mag tube beneath; loop operating lever/trigger guard is marked "Model 1894/Winchester/Pat Aug 21 1894" at top tang; oil-finished forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1902. Condition is good retaining approx. 20% thinning blue and darkened case colors. Stocks are well-made replacements showing deluxe grain and fit "proud." Magazine tube and buttplate are refinished or replacements. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate etching, very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Takedown Lever Action Rifle

Lot #81 (Sale Order 81 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Takedown Lever Action Rifle, #470497, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 26" round barrel, marked with maker's name, address and 1894 patent date at left, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder" and caliber at breech, has dovetailed blade front and 3-leaf rear sights, full-length mag with takedown lever beneath; receiver has barrel assy./frame takedown juncture at front, marked "Model 1894/Winchester" with trade mark/pat. off. line at top tang. Varnished walnut forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1908. Condition is fine retaining approx. 98% very professional barrel and mag re-blue, else smooth gunmetal having sharp edges and markings throughout. Blued hammer may be a replacement. Stocks are sound and smooth with light marks, retain much finish. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Early 2nd Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #82 (Sale Order 82 of 804)

Early 2nd Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #24574SA,.45 LC CF cal., 5.5" round barrel marked with maker's name and address on top and "Colt Single Action Army .45" at left, has tall blade front sight and right-side ejector rod; fluted round 6- shot cylinder marked "574" on front face and "Rampant Colt" logo at rear; solid frame has cylinder arbor push-button release, hinged loading gate at right batch-marked "483", 2-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and Rampant Colt at left, 2-pc. straps and 2- pc. checkered hard rubber grips with the Rampant Colt logo. Mfg'd 1959. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 75% deep Colt blue showing light wear, especially at muzzle, losses to grip straps, minor cylinder drag line, nicely mottled case colors (light oxidation to hammer, right-side frame). Smooth grips have lightest wear, two tiny mars at lower left. Sharp edges and markings. Action is crisp, bright bore has scattered light oxidation at muzzle and sharp rifling. Est.: $2,200-$2,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #83 (Sale Order 83 of 804)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA60773, .357 mag. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, black composite Rampant Colt and eagle grips, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1981. Cylinder is numbered and matches the revolver. Revolver is in very good+ used condition, approx. 93%-95% factory blue remains, with holster type wear, mainly to muzzle and parts of the cylinder. Case colors with a little muting, primarily to edges and loading gate. Grips appear near new with a few minor handling marks, checkering and detail on the eagle and Rampant Colt are sharp. Action is extremely smooth and has likely had some tuning work done, cylinder locks up well. Near excellent bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Third Generation New Frontier Single Action Revolver

Lot #84 (Sale Order 84 of 804)

Colt Third Generation New Frontier Single Action Revolver, #16136NF, .45 LC cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, two-piece walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, with fixed blade front sight and standard adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd 1981. Cylinder is numbered and matches the revolver. Revolver is in near excellent used condition. Approx. 97% factory blue remains, with light wear at the muzzle, tip of ejector rod housing, and edges of trigger guard. There are a few light scratches to the loading gate. Grips with intermittent light handling marks, no major blemishes. Action is very smooth and has likely had some tuning work done, cylinder locks up well. Near excellent bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #85 (Sale Order 85 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #2174056, .32 Win. Spec. CF cal., 20" round barrel has standard maker's, model and caliber markings at left, full- length magazine beneath, ramped bead-blade front sight, plugged rear dovetail; Lyman 55-R12 windage/elevation adjustable receiver peep sight; forend of oil-stained walnut has single screw-retained band, matching buttstock with checkered straight buttplate and swivel stud at belly. Mfg'd 1956. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% deep blue with light wear to receiver and buttplate highpoints, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing occasional light marks, most original finish, and fit "proud." Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Like New Winchester Model 94 Chief Crazy Horse Commemorative Lever Action Rifle

Lot #86 (Sale Order 86 of 804)

Like New Winchester Model 94 Chief Crazy Horse Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #CCH7992, .38-55 cal., 24" round barrel with blued finish, right side is marked in gold lettering "Chief Crazy Horse", with brass beaded blade front sight and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Color case hardened receiver is finely roll engraved with Native American themed images and borders, with blued saddle ring. Straight grip walnut stock with color case hardened forend cap, blued crescent buttplate; right side of buttstock with inlaid commemorative medallion; forend and stock with brass tacks. In original box with matching numbered end label, hang tag, commemorative instruction manual, and other factory paperwork. Rifle is in like new overall condition, appearing unfired. There is no mentionable finish loss to the barrel or magazine tube. Approx. 99% vibrant case colors remain with one small and thin scratch to front receiver bridge. Wood is also like new, bottom edge of buttstock with the original ''Walnut'' sticker still attached. Bore is mirror bright. Polychrome sleeve has some moderate tears and tatters to the edges and corners, end label is clear. One of 19,999 produced. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/List)

Winchester Miroku Model 1885 Low-Wall Single Shot Rifle

Lot #87 (Sale Order 87 of 804)

Winchester Miroku Model 1885 Low-Wall Single Shot Rifle, #00168ZM85A, .375 H&H mag. cal., 28" octagon barrel, ramped blade with brass bead front and standard elevator rear sights, polished blue finish, finely checkered walnut two-piece stock with a Schnabel forend and sling eyes, ending with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13-1/2" LOP. Rifle is marked "MADE BY MIROKU JAPAN" on right side of barrel. Barrel and receiver show Winchester proofs, and the front ring is factory drilled and tapped with an additional filled hole behind the rear sight. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory high polish blue finish, with a couple light scratches on the receiver. Finely checkered walnut stock is in very good condition, with small dents and compressions on both sides of the receiver at the forend. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1895 Grade I Lever Action Rifle

Lot #88 (Sale Order 88 of 804)

Winchester Model 1895 Grade I Lever Action Rifle, #NF0968, .30- 06 cal., 24.0" barrel, ramped blade with brass bead front and buckhorn rear sights, matte blue finish, finely checkered walnut two-piece straight grip stock with Schnabel forend, tang safety and a smooth steel shotgun style buttplate. Includes the factory cardboard box with a factory manual and associated packaging materials. Right side of barrel is marked "U.S. REPEATING ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN CONN., U.S.A. MADE IN JAPAN". Rifle is in excellent overall condition and appears to be unfired, retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish with tasteful scroll engraving on both sides of the receiver. Stock is also excellent with a nice straight grain pattern in the buttstock. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Browning BLR 81 Short Action Lever Action Rifle

Lot #89 (Sale Order 89 of 804)

4446-004 (White) Browning BLR 81 Short Action Lever Action Rifle, #40784PZ227, .22-250 cal., 20.0" barrel, ramped brass beaded blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, finely checkered walnut two-piece straight grip stock with a barrel band and a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 14" LOP to a gold trigger. Topped with a one-piece Leupold mount, rings, and a gloss black Leupold VARI-X II 2x7 variable power rifle scope with a duplex reticle and clear crisp optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%- 97% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Stock is also excellent with a high-gloss finish, showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

High-Quality Contemporary Heavy-Barrel Flintlock Kentucky Long Rifle, by Clove

Lot #90 (Sale Order 90 of 804)

High-Quality Contemporary Heavy-Barrel Flintlock Kentucky Long Rifle, by Clove, NVSN, .52 cal., 42" octagonal barrel marked "Clove" at top flat has dovetailed buckhorn sights, tall Beach front and Redfield windage-elevation adjustable tang target sights; graceful "banana" lockplate marked "Clove" has swan-neck cock, integral pan, non-roller frizzen, replaceable touchhole bushing; brass furniture comprises trigger guard with rear finger-grip, 6.5" openwork patchbox, crescent buttplate with separate lower and faceted upper tangs, 5" sideplate, eight 1.5" stock inlays, three faceted thimbles retaining the brass-tipped striped hickory ramrod. Stock of striped maple has 1.75" German-silver nosecap, scrolled line-carving along bbl., sides of lock and wrist, "C" scroll and line carving at the flat-bottom cheekrest having inlaid brass Star of Bethlehem in oval. Double set triggers. Condition is excellent retaining 99% barrel-lock browning, bright brass, stock with sharp carving, lovely striped grain, color and finish, several minor finish scrapes at midpoint, top of comb. Action is strong and crisp, brilliant bore shows 5" frosting toward muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Farmingdale Shiloh Sharps Model 1874 Single Shot Heavy Barrel Target Rifle

Lot #91 (Sale Order 91 of 804)

Farmingdale Shiloh Sharps Model 1874 Single Shot Heavy Barrel Target Rifle, #5487, .40 ? 2-1/10 cal., 30" half-round/half-octagonal barrel with matte blue finish is a newer C. Sharps Arms replacement, marked on top barrel flat "Old Reliable", "C. SHARPS ARMS CO. INC./BIG TIMBER, MONTANA, U.S.A." and "CAL. 40 2 1/10". Receiver, lever and hammer with a color case hardened finish; left side is marked "SHILOH RIFLE MFG. CO. / FARMINGDALE, N.Y." Pistol grip walnut stock with cheekpiece, composite "Sharps Old Reliable" buttplate, forend with pewter tip; LOP: 14.25". Sights include a globe front (no insert) with spirit level, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed blank. Rifle also features double set triggers and an elevation adjustable tang sight. Overall weight is approx. 11 lbs. 3 oz. Rifle is in excellent condition, appearing near new. Approx. 99% blue and vibrant case colors remain. Barrel with a few slight handling marks. Nicely figured wood is also excellent with a few slight handling marks to the forend and toe of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly and double set triggers function properly. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Left-Hand Shiloh Sharps Model 1874 Single Shot Target Rifle

Lot #92 (Sale Order 92 of 804)

Left-Hand Shiloh Sharps Model 1874 Single Shot Target Rifle, #B8982, .45-110 (.45 2-7/8) cal., 34" octagonal barrel with matte blue finish, marked on top barrel flat "Shiloh-Sharps Model 1874" , "CALIBRE .45" and "2 7/8" . Bottom of barrel is marked "45 110", is numbered and matches the receiver. Receiver, lever, and hammer with a very nice color case hardened finish; left side is marked "SHILOH RIFLE MFG. CO./BIG TIMBER, MONTANA". Oil-finished pistol grip walnut stock with left-hand cheekpiece and black composition shotgun butt; forend with Schnabel tip; LOP: 14.25". Sights include a globe front, there is no provision for a barrel mounted rear sight. Includes an elevation adjustable tang sight that has a color case hardened finish. Rifle also features double set triggers and checkered lower tang. Overall weight is approx. 12 lbs. 4 oz. Condition is excellent, appearing near new. Approx. 99% factory barrel finish remains with crisp factory lettering. Case colors are strong. Nicely figured wood has a few minor handling marks. Action operates smoothly and double set triggers function properly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern)

Custom J. Stevens Model 44-1/2 Ideal Lever Action Falling Block Single Shot Rifle

Lot #93 (Sale Order 93 of 804)

Custom J. Stevens Model 44-1/2 Ideal Lever Action Falling Block Single Shot Rifle, #703, .38 cal., 30" octagon-to-round barrel, globe with level front sight and no rear, blue and case hardened finish, double set triggers, smooth English Walnut pistol grip two-piece stock with Schnabel forend, beaded cheekpiece, and ending with a Stevens marked plastic buttplate providing a 13-1/2" LOP. Topped with Weaver style two-piece bases and a J. Unertl 20x Power Target rifle scope with recoil spring, original Unertl target mounts, both lens covers, and a fine crosshair reticle; has a 3/4" dia. main tube and is 25-1/2" long; adjustable objective lens is calibrated for 50 ft., 25 yds., 50 yds., and 100 yds., and will adjust beyond those settings. Serial #76421. Made in USA. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as professionally restored, retaining approx. 95% blue finish on the barrel, hammer and triggers. There is a vacant peep sight base at the tang. Receiver is beautifully case colored as is the lever assembly, top and lower tangs. Stylized lever has a hardwood insert and additional finger rest. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Custom J. Stevens Model 44-1/2 Ideal Lever Action Falling Block Single Shot Rifle

Lot #94 (Sale Order 94 of 804)

Custom J. Stevens Model 44-1/2 Ideal Lever Action Falling Block Single Shot Rifle, #4597, .22 L.R. cal., 26" Winchester Model 52 replacement barrel mfg'd without sights, blue and case hardened finish, double set triggers, custom two-piece smooth walnut straight grip stock with checkered steel buttplate providing a 13-1/4" LOP to the front trigger. Topped with Weaver style two-piece bases and a J. Unertl 14x Power Target Rifle Scope with recoil spring, the original Unertl target mounts, both lens covers, and fine crosshair reticle; has a 3/4" diameter main tube and is 25-1/2" long. The adjustable objective lens is calibrated for 50 ft., 75 yds., 100 yds., and 200 yds. and will adjust beyond those settings. Serial #58850. Made in USA. Rifle is in fine overall condition showing approx. 90% toning blue finish on the barrel, hammer and breechblock. Receiver shows vivid case colors and lever assembly has gone to an even gray. Winchester barrel appears to have been on for a long time and has a very good bore; action locks up tight. Rifle scope shows crisp and clear optics. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Unmarked German Zimmerschuetzen or Parlor Rifle

Lot #95 (Sale Order 95 of 804)

Unmarked German Zimmerschuetzen or Parlor Rifle, NVSN, 4.5mm, 26" octagonal barrel has ramped/winged front (no rear) sight on matted top flat, lever-actuated loading port 7.625" behind muzzle (the actual/usable bore being that length), midpoint sling swivel; "receiver" has serpentine actuating lever/trigger guard with rear catch, raised mount with diopter peep tang sight, double set triggers. Schnabel forend of satin-finished walnut has checkered triangle and raised aprons either side of frame, matching buttstock has frame aprons, checkered panel extending to midpoint sling swivel, dramatically-carved high comb and 6" left cheekrest, raised/textured thumbrest at right, large Swiss-style buttplate with acorn-tipped removable ejector/cleaning rod. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% barrel blue, with light marks at muzzle/loading port, mottled case colors to receiver, lever, buttplate, sharp edges and matting. Stocks are smooth showing sharp carving/checkering, occasional minor marks. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp multi-groove rifling. Accompanying leather drawstring bag contains three sight adjustment keys. Zimmerschuetzens were popular for turn-of-the-20th-century indoor target shooting, then all the rage. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Ornate German Martini-Henry Action Single-Shot Schuetzen Rifle

Lot #96 (Sale Order 96 of 804)

Ornate German Martini-Henry Action Single-Shot Schuetzen Rifle, NVSN, .32 CF cal., 29.5" octagonal barrel with large "eared" front sight and rail for clamping rear sight, marked in inlaid silver "T. Eifler Neustadt A/S" with scrollwork and "(crown)/V" ahead of breech, "(crown)/R", "(crown)/U" proofs and "172" at right, has two ramrod pipes below (rear with sling lug, ramrod not present); receiver relief-engraved with "grotesque mask" and floral motifs at either side has M-H dropping-block action, scrolled operating lever with rear swivel catch, complex multi-adjustable peep sight at upper tang; forend of varnished walnut has raised panel at rear, front scroll carving, single barrel key with engraved escutcheons, matching buttstock has relief carved and checkered wrist panels, thick 8.5" 2-stage cheekrest/comb, stud for benchrest at belly, engraved Swiss-style buttplate. Double set triggers. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% thinning blue, silvered case colors, sharp engraving and markings. Stocks show deep carving, fine checkering, minor use marks, most varnish. Action is smooth, bore shows general frosting, sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R)

German Schuetzen Sporting/Target Rifle, by Franz Hardt of Kurtscheide

Lot #97 (Sale Order 97 of 804)

German Schuetzen Sporting/Target Rifle, by Franz Hardt of Kurtscheide, #28331, 8.15x46R cal., 31" octagonal barrel with large ramped blade front sight and sling loop at midpoint, marked with maker's name and city at breech and three marks at left, incl. the Suhl nitro powder proof; has full-length matted top rib with rail for clamping scope mounts (not present); large receiver has dropping breechblock marked with serial number and circular "W/W/V" mark, actuated by scrolled operating lever/trigger guard with rear spring-latch, and raised mount for tang sight (not present). Double set triggers. Forend of varnished light-color walnut with semi-Schnabel nose is checkered at bottom frame juncture, matching buttstock has fancy checkered panel between wrist/sling loop, 9" removable trigger floorplate, 7" relief-carved cheekrest at left, raised thumbrest at right, large steel Swiss-style buttplate. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% barrel blue with scattered scratches especially at muzzle area, .5" dent at top of breech, mottled case colors and light oxidation to receiver, lever, and buttplate; sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing sharp checkering and light field use. Action is smooth, bright bore shows deep sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

German Martini Action Schuetzen Sporting/Target Rifle

Lot #98 (Sale Order 98 of 804)

German Martini Action Schuetzen Sporting/Target Rifle, #218, 8.15x46R cal., 30" octagonal barrel with large ramped front sight and sling stud at midpoint, marked "(German eagle)" "(crown)/N" and "Nitro" at left breech, has full-length matted top flat with rail for clamp-on rear sight (not present); Martini-style receiver (marked "218") has falling breechblock actuated by scrolled operating lever/trigger guard with rear catch, and raised mount for tang sight (not present). Double set triggers. Halfstock of satin-finished walnut has raised aprons at each side of action, fancy checkered panel extending to sling-loop at belly, dramatically relief-carved comb and 6" left cheekrest, raised textured thumbrest at right, large steel Swiss-style buttplate. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 96% barrel blue, softly-mottled case colors to receiver and lever, gray/brown buttplate, sharp edges and matting. Stocks are smooth showing sharp checkering, occasional light marks. Action is smooth, bright bore shows full blue, deep sharp rifling, appears unfired. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Martini Action Belgian Schuetzen Rifle

Lot #99 (Sale Order 99 of 804)

Martini Action Belgian Schuetzen Rifle, #20643, .22 Short RF cal., 28" octagonal barrel has winged bead front sight, engraved 9.5" rail (marked "1" thru "15") for clamp-on rear sight (base included), midpoint sling loop, is marked "fl6", "(crown)/R", oval "(crown)/ELG" Liege proof and other marks at left breech, serial number at bottom; Martini style receiver has falling breechblock actuated by serpentine operating lever/trigger guard, front mount for palm rest (not present), diopter peep tang sight, double set triggers. Schnabel forend of varnished walnut has long checkered panel, matching buttstock has raised aprons at either side of frame, checkered panel extending nearly to midpoint sling swivel, 8" left cheekrest, large Swiss-style buttplate. Condition is near new retaining all deep black-blue to barrel, boldly mottled case colors to receiver, lever, and buttplate, and sharp edges and markings. Stocks are smooth showing sharp carving/checkering, very few minor marks. Action is crisp, bore shows scattered etching, fine rifling. Accompanying leather drawstring bag contains three sight adjustment keys and extra clamping sight base. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Custom Made Alexander Henry Style Rifle, by Lowell Manley, and Engraved by Ron Cullings

Lot #100 (Sale Order 100 of 804)

Custom Made Alexander Henry Style Rifle, #001, .45-70 cal., 26.125" round blued steel barrel and case colored frame. Top of barrel is marked "AlexR Henry By Lowell Manley 3684 Pine St Deckerville, Michigan Nov. 1989" in front of rear sight, and "Ron Cullings Engraver" to the rear. Straight grip walnut stock with excellent figure and shadow line cheekpiece. Wrist is finely checkered at 28 LPI, 14" LOP including the engraved metal buttplate. Walnut forearm with ebony tip and wraparound checking at 24 LPI. Action, lever, sideplate, hammer and upper tang are case colored, the remainder of the metal parts are finished in matte blue. Both metal and wood are in near excellent condition. Raised rear sight is a 3-position Express sight with ranges of 50 yards, 100 yards and 200 yards. Front ramp sight has an additional flip-up post with white bone dot. Receiver, hammer, lever, sideplate and upper tang feature 100% coverage of a beautiful floral and vine design engraving with the main theme being roses. Front and rear sight bases, muzzle, lower tang and buttplate are also engraved with the same pattern. The engraver's attention to detail shows on many of the small parts. including the sling swivels and forend wedge pin. Bore is bright with strong rifling. It does not appear the rifle was shot much after the restoration. To have this work done today would be well over $10K. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (Modern)

L.C. Smith Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #101 (Sale Order 101 of 804)

L.C. Smith Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #FWE149768. 20 ga. 30" solid rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Full/Full. The sidelock action is on a featherweight case hardened frame and features double triggers, automatic safety and auto ejectors. The splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are Standard Grade straight-grained walnut, oil finished and standard checkered, with a black plastic grip cap and Pachmayr "Old English" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 13-3/4"x1-3/4"x2-1/2". Mfg'd 1936. Condition is very good for a pre-war gun, showing approx. 70%-75% case colors, light frosting to receiver, but little wear to wood or action, which functions correctly. Buttstock was shortened at some point, then later lengthened with black spacers to its current dimensions. Gun appears original (except for butt) and well cared for. Action is a bit sticky but closes very tight; bores are bright. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

New Ithaca Double Model Grade 4E Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #102 (Sale Order 102 of 804)

New Ithaca Double Model Grade 4E Side-by-Side Shotgun, #447347. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Mod./Mod. The Ithaca boxlock action features a Greener crossbolt lockup, single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, auto ejectors and cocking indicators. The gray receiver is elaborately engraved with a pheasant on one side, duck on the other, with extensive floral engraving surrounding the game and on the blued trigger guard. The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "C" Grade walnut, high gloss finished, checkered in fleur-de-lis patterns at 22 LPI, and featuring an ebony forend tip, black plastic grip cap and red "Decelerator" butt pad. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-5/8"x2-1/8". Mfg'd 1927. Condition is very good showing limited field use with approx. 75% original finish. Wood is possible old replacement but reflecting 4E Grade. Right ejector tends to actuate upon gun opening, fired or not. This should be correctable by a qualified gunsmith. Otherwise the action locks tight and functions well. Wood shows very few handling marks; metal only receiver wear/polish; bores are bright. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Pigeon Grade Slide-Action Trap Gun

Lot #103 (Sale Order 103 of 804)

Winchester Model 12 Pigeon Grade Slide-Action Trap Gun, #1358732. 12 ga. 30" barrel has late Winchester "duck bill" ventilated rib, which extends 2-1/2" onto top of receiver, 2-3/4" chamber, and is choked Full. The Standard Model 12 action features a machine-turned breechblock and shell follower, with an engraved pigeon above the serial number. The very full forend and pistol grip buttstock are of semi-gloss "C" Grade walnut with correct diamond checkering and Winchester grip cap, and a Pachmayr "Whiteline" recoil pad is fitted. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-1/2"x1-7/8". Mfg'd 1952. Condition is very good, approx. 75%-80%, and appears original. There are very few handling marks to the wood, little edgewear to the receiver, and little wear to the action itself, which functions correctly and locks up tight; bore is mirror bright. A very nice Pigeon Grade. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R)

Very Late Winchester Model 42 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #104 (Sale Order 104 of 804)

Very Late Winchester Model 42 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #163915. .410 bore 26" barrel has an aftermarket Simmons vent rib with target beads, 3" chamber, and is choked Skeet. The Model 42 action is a scaled down Model 12 action, including takedown function. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock appear original "B" Grade wood, are correctly checkered, and feature a pewter grip cap and a Pachmayr "Whiteline" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-5/8"x2-1/2". Mfg'd 1963, last year of U.S. production. Condition is very good, approx. 75%-80% overall, with numerous handling marks to wood and bluing edgewear to receiver; possible old receiver reblue with matte top when rib was added. Action cycles well but requires force to close bolt to battery, which a thorough cleaning may alleviate; bore is bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Ithaca 4E Grade Single Barrel Trap Gun

Lot #105 (Sale Order 105 of 804)

Ithaca 4E Grade Single Barrel Trap Gun, #404390. 12 ga. 32" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber, target beads, and is choked Full. The "Knick" boxlock action uses two side lugs for lockup, features no safety and an auto ejector. The case hardened receiver has the late engraving pattern with a trapshooter on one side and an Indian with drawn bow on the other, surrounded by numerous floral patterns. The flat beavertail forend and straight-comb pistol grip buttstock are of "C" Grade walnut with a high-gloss finish and fleur-de-lis checkering done at 22 LPI, with a possibly original red "sunburst" Ithaca-marked recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-5/8"x1-3/4". Mfg'd 1953. Condition is very good and probably original, with approx. 85%-90% case colors, only losing finish at carry points and the lower tang. Wood shows many small handling marks, but the checkering is not excessively worn. Action still locks tight and functions correctly, showing little wear from use; bore is bright. Est.: $2,200-$2,500. (C&R)

Beretta Model 682 Gold E Trap Combo Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #106 (Sale Order 106 of 804)

Beretta Model 682 Gold E Trap Combo Over/Under Shotgun, #U23928B. 12 ga. 30" over/under barrels have a high tapered ventilated rib, vent rib between barrels, target beads, 3" chambers, and are fitted for Beretta Optima chokes; 12 ga. 34" top single barrel has a high tapered ventilated rib, sold rib below barrel, target beads, a 3" chamber, and is also threaded for Optima choke tubes (total 8 included). The Beretta boxlock action features an adjustable single selective trigger, non-automatic safety and auto ejectors. The Greystone Titanium Nitrate receiver is engraved with circular lines and gold Beretta logos. The wide finger-groove forend and Monte Carlo pistol grip buttstock are of high-gloss finished select walnut and feature extensive miniature oval checkering, adjustable comb, and black "Kick-Eez" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are currently 14-1/2"x1-1/4"x1-7/8". Gun is contained in the original Beretta plastic hard case with owner's manual, choke tubes, tools, spare parts, and apparently conversion parts to convert the trigger to release-pull. Mfg'd 2006. Condition is very good to near excellent with approx. 90%-95% finish showing moderate use. There are a few handling marks to the wood, but little wear to the action, which locks tight and functions correctly; all bores are mirror bright. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern)

L.C. Smith Featherweight Double Barrel Shotgun, Angelo Bee Engraved and Upgraded to Monogram Grade

Lot #107 (Sale Order 107 of 804)

L.C. Smith Featherweight Double Barrel Shotgun, Angelo Bee Engraved and Upgraded to Monogram Grade, #FWE104942. 20 ga. 28" armor steel barrels have a concave milled rib, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked IC/IC. Barrel rib extension is marked "L.C. Smith Monogram Grade". Sidelock action features a single selective "Hunter One" trigger, non-automatic safety and auto ejectors. Receiver, forend iron and top tang are color case hardened; trigger is niter-blued, and trigger guard is rust blued like the barrels. Sidelocks, receiver frame, trigger guard and barrels are elaborately engraved with two pigeons in flight on both sides and a duck on the bottom, surrounded by fine scroll patterns and gold "L.C. Smith" on left-hand side, all work done by master engraver Angelo Bee. The beavertail Schnabel-tipped forend and Prince of Wales pistol grip buttstock are of claro walnut, oil finished, finely checkered in fleur-de-lis patterns at 24 LPI, and featuring a black Pachmayr "Old English" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-1/4"x2-1/8". Originally mfg'd in 1928, and completely upgraded in 1993; described in accompanying letter from consignor. Gun is encased in a like-new canvas-covered hard case, with snap caps and cocking rod tool. Condition is like new as refurbished, with approx. 97%-98% case color and blue remaining, slight toning at rear of locks, and very few small handling marks to wood. Action closes very tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $5,000-$8,000. (C&R)

Ruger Red Label Standard Grade Over/Under Shotgun, with Upgraded Wood

Lot #108 (Sale Order 108 of 804)

Ruger Red Label Standard Grade Over/Under Shotgun, with Upgraded Wood, #410-13480. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have 3' chambers and are marked "Skt/Skt" but are fitted for Briley choke tubes (five included, both for lead and steel shot). Stainless steel boxlock action features single selective trigger, non-automatic safety and auto ejectors. The original full forend and pistol grip buttstock have been replaced with satin-finished claro walnut, same dimensions and checkering patterns, but done at 24 LPI; buttstock includes Ruger grip cap and red butt pad. Stock dimensions are 14-14"x1-1/2"x2-1/4". Gun is contained in a brown simulated leather hard case, with snap caps, choke tubes and wrench. Mfg'd late 1980s. Condition is excellent with virtually no finish loss to wood or metal. Action opens easily, closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,400. (Modern)

Browning Light 12 Model Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #109 (Sale Order 109 of 804)

Browning Light 12 Model Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #6G43280. 12 ga. 30" vent rib barrel is a later Miroku-made replacement, with 2-3/4" chamber and fitted for Invector choke tubes (Full installed). The lightweight Auto-5 receiver has all the standard functions, including a magazine cutoff and speed loading feature. The blonde walnut finger-groove forend and round knob/long tang pistol grip buttstock are original to the receiver and include an original FN/Browning Automatic black plastic buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-5/8"x2-1/4". Mfg'd 1966 in Belgium. Condition is very good with approx. 75%-80% finish for everything but the barrel, which is like new. There are numerous small handling marks and a few apparent small splits in the wood, but none are serious. Action snaps shut and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $650-$800. (C&R)

Browning BPS Field Model Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #109A (Sale Order 110 of 804)

Browning BPS Field Model Slide-Action Shotgun, #12752NW152. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 3" chamber and is fitted for Invector Plus choke tubes (Full installed). The BPS action design is based upon the original Browning patent and features downward ejection. Receiver is nicely factory roll engraved with game scenes surrounded by floral patterns. The finger-groove forend/slide handle and pistol-grip buttstock are "B" Grade walnut, high-gloss finished, fully checkered, and fitted with a Browning recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-3/4"x1-7/8". Mfg'd in 1994 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is like new with approx. 98% finish remaining. Virtually no marks to wood and almost no wear to action, which appears unfired; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 XTR Lightweight Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #110 (Sale Order 111 of 804)

Winchester Model 101 XTR Lightweight Over/Under Shotgun, #K271999. 20 ga. 27" vent rib barrels, 3" chambers, and are fitted with early "Winchoke" choke tubes, using external knurling and spanner wrench (five included). The 101 boxlock action features a single selective trigger, non-automatic safety and auto ejectors. The engraved silver receiver has pigeons on the left-hand side, pheasant on the right, and snipe on the bottom. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are semi-gloss finished straight grain walnut, nicely checkered, with no grip cap and a thin Winchester butt pad. Gun and accessories are contained in its original Winchester green canvas hard case. Mfg'd mid-1980s by Nikko in Japan for Winchester. Condition is near excellent showing little use (90%). Wood has a few handling marks, but the action still locks very tight and functions correctly; bores are mirror bright. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Browning Citori Model 725 Pro Sporting Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #111 (Sale Order 112 of 804)

Browning Citori Model 725 Pro Sporting Over/Under Shotgun, #04093ZT131. 12 ga. 30" vent rib ported barrels have target beads with HI-VIS Pro-Comp front inserts, 2-3/4" chambers, five Invector DS extended choke tubes, and lengthened forcing cones. The Citori boxlock action features an adjustable single selective gold trigger, non-automatic safety and auto ejectors. The silver nitride finished steel receiver has distinctive fine line patterns, darkened model designations, and gold Browning deer head logos. The slender forend and pistol grip buttstock are Grade "C" walnut, satin oil-finished, with a semi-Schnabel forend tip, extensive checkering at 22 LPI, right-hand palm swell on full pistol grip, adjustable comb, with a black "Kick-Eez" recoil pad fitted. Stock dimensions are currently 14-1/4"x2"x2-1/4". Mfg'd by Miroku in Japan for Browning in 2016. Contained in a black Browning ABS hard case, made by Negrini, with all paperwork, choke tubes, extra parts and tools. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% finish, showing almost no use in the action, which functions perfectly. There is some light scuffing on the right-hand side of the buttstock, but little wear to the checkering; bores are bright. Est.: $2,800-$3,200. (Modern)

Benelli Super 90 Model M1 Tactical Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #112 (Sale Order 113 of 804)

Benelli Super 90 Model M1 Tactical Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M215670. 12 ga. 18.5" plain barrel has tactical rifle sights, 3" chamber, and is fitted for screw-in choke tubes. The extended magazine holds five rounds, and the action is the patented Super 90 system. All exposed metal is finished dull black. The forend and true pistol grip buttstock are high-impact black polymer, with recoil pad. Includes original Benelli box with choke tube, recoil reducer, extra mag spring, and complete instructions. Mfg'd approx. late 1990s. Condition is very good, as used little. Action snaps tight and functions correctly. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Benelli Montefectro Model 90 Standard Hunter Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #113 (Sale Order 114 of 804)

Benelli Montefeltro Model 90 Standard Hunter Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M400720. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 3" chamber and is fitted for choke tubes (IC included). The alloy receiver utilizes an inertia recoil action with rotary locking bolt and has been very successful. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are of dark straight-grain walnut and feature adequate checkering and a black Benelli recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-1/2"x2-3/8". Includes manual. Mfg'd 1990. Condition is very good with approx. 90% original finish, showing some marks to wood but little wear to the action, which snaps shut tightly and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $650-$900. (Modern)

Ithaca MAG-10 Deluxe Vent Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #114 (Sale Order 115 of 804)

Ithaca MAG-10 Deluxe Vent Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #100010012. 10 ga. 32" vent rib barrel is chambered for 3-1/2" magnum shells only and is choked Full. The massive gas-operated auto-loading action is designed for the heaviest waterfowl loads, but the action operates easily. The very full forend and pistol grip buttstock are satin-finished straight grain walnut, with ample checkering, black grip cap and Pachmayr Whiteline butt pad. Mfg'd late 1970s. Lower half of the original box is included. Condition is very good, as used little in the field; at 11.5 lbs. it is not for the Upland hunter. Wood and metal finish is excellent. Action cycles well and snaps tight; bore needs a thorough cleaning but does not appear rusted or corroded. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Browning Light 12 Model Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #115 (Sale Order 116 of 804)

Browning Light 12 Model Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #07853RN211. 12 ga. 26" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Mod. The lightweight Auto-5 receiver has all the standard model functions, including a magazine cutoff and speed loading feature. The finger-groove forend and flat knob pistol grip buttstock are of high-gloss straight-grain walnut, thoroughly checkered and fitted with a Pachmayr "Old English" butt pad. Stock dimensions are 13-3/4"x1-3/4"x2-1/4". Mfg'd 1979. Condition is very good with approx. 70%-80% finish remaining, as cut down for a smaller-stature shooter. Wood shows a moderate amount of handling marks, but action still snaps closed tightly and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $750-$850. (Modern)

Benelli Model M1 Super 90 Defense Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #116 (Sale Order 117 of 804)

Benelli Model M1 Super 90 Defense Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M130082. 12 ga. 19-3/4" barrel has iron sights, 3" chamber, and is choked IC. The alloy receiver action incorporates the Benelli inertia recoil system, the Montefeltro rotating bolt lockup, and a seven-shot tubular magazine. Metal components are finished matte black, complimented by a black fiberglass forend and pistol grip buttstock, with a black sling and Benelli butt pad fitted. Stock dimensions are 14-3/8"x1-1/2"x2-1/4". Imported from Italy by H&K approx. 1997. Condition is near excellent with approx. 95% finish remaining, showing little wear to surface or action, which functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

British Contract Smith & Wesson .455 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #117 (Sale Order 118 of 804)

British Contract Smith & Wesson .455 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) Double Action Revolver, #9325 (left side of grip frame), .455 Mark II cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips with gold S&W medallions, round blade front sight, notched rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, lanyard loop in butt. British proof marks on left side of frame; cylinder with additional proof marks. Barrel address is located on top of barrel, which has no other markings. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (2345). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Grips are not numbered. Shipped to Remington Arms - Union Metallic Cartridge Co., New York City, NY, purchasing agents for the British Gov't, Oct. 21, 1914; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, lanyard ring, and lists the original grips as checkered walnut. Condition is very good retaining approx. 88%-90% original factory blue. Metal with general moderate nicks and scratches. There is light pitting and frosting to sideplate. Hammer and trigger retain approx. 70% case colors. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips have scattered surface dents and scratches, both show wear that is consistent with the overall condition of the revolver. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good, bright, rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Factory Reworked Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #118 (Sale Order 119 of 804)

Factory Reworked Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) Double Action Revolver, #14446, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, stag grips, round blade front sight and notched rear sight. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (6892). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Blish Mize & Sulliman Co., Atchison, KS., Feb. 13, 1917; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter indicates that the revolver originally shipped with a 6.5" barrel, blue finish, and walnut gold medallion grips. There is a "(star)" stamped on butt of the grip frame, next to the serial number, indicating that this firearm did go back to the factory. Condition is very good as refinished, retaining approx. 85%-87% blue. There is some very light pitting on sides of the frame that has been blued over, as well as newer pitting to sideplate that is through the finish. Front and back strap show general frosting. Wear to sides of the barrel accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear, S&W logo on the sideplate is a little soft around the edges. Hammer and trigger have darkened and retain only trace amounts of case coloring. Grips fit just a tad bit small and show moderate age and handling wear. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright, rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .45 Hand Ejector U. S. Army Model 1917 Commercial Var. (Post War-Trans'l) Revolver

Lot #119 (Sale Order 120 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .45 Hand Ejector U. S. Army Model 1917 Commercial Variation (Post War-Transitional) Double Action Revolver, #210076, .45 ACP & Auto Rim cal., 5-1/2" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond magna walnut grips with S&W medallions, standard square-notched rear sight and forged round blade front sight and lanyard ring. Shipped Aug. 23, 1946, with factory letter from S&W Historian Roy Jinks. Condition is near excellent with approx. 95% factory blue, showing an index mark on the cylinder, light thinning of the blue behind one flute of the cylinder, and light wear at muzzle. Good grips with minor dents and handling marks, crisp action, bright bore. The Standard Catalogue of Smith & Wesson (4th Edition) indicates that it is believed that fewer than 1000 of these post-WWII commercial models were made. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector 3rd Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #120 (Sale Order 121 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector 3rd Model Double Action Revolver, #29854, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, factory checkered diamond center walnut grips. Fixed sights include a round blade front and notched rear. Hammer and trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (80537). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Matching number written in pencil on back of right grip. Mfg'd ca. 1928. In one-piece maroon "display" box that is numbered to another gun (41148). End label specifies that it is for a .44 Special with a 5" barrel. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% factory blue. There are noticeable scratches and some indentations along back edge of the cylinder. Finish loss and patina at the muzzle and top edges of frame, as well as wear to the back strap accounts for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors have worn to approx. 75% coverage. Grips are very good showing moderate age and wear, no major blemishes. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up very well. Bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and shows wear that is consistent with the overall condition of the revolver, no visible erosion or frosting. Box is good with wear and finish loss mainly along the edges. Lid is split at all four corners. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #121 (Sale Order 122 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #9497, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" barrel, factory nickel finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips, fixed sights include a round blade front and notched rear. Hammer and smooth trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (3435). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Astlett Co., New York City, NY, July 13, 1915, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks; letter verifies barrel length and finish, grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% factory nickel finish, with general thinning and some minor flaking. Metal with scattered spots of frosting and specks of pitting, heaviest on the sides of the grip frame under the grips. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors shows moderate age and wear, the majority remain. Grips show age and wear that is consistent with the overall condition of the revolver, including moderate flattening to the checks, scattered handling marks, and one larger impression to front edge of the left grip. Action remains tight and cycles smoothly. Bore is clean, lands and grooves are clearly defined, but there are intermittent specks of very shallow erosion. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #122 (Sale Order 123 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #1932, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 5" pinned barrel, blue finish, pearl grips with gold-colored S&W medallions. Fixed sights include a round blade front and notched rear. Hammer and smooth trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (4276). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Quintana, SA Mexico DF, Mexico, June 25, 1913; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length and finish; original grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is good retaining approx. 70% blue, which shows considerable thinning, toning, and patina. There are areas of light to medium pitting, heaviest and most frequent on the right side of the frame and barrel. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors show moderate age and wear, approx. 70% remain. Pearl grips are primarily iridescent with spots of yellowing from age. Right grip with a hairline crack just below the medallion and a chip missing from the front edge at the butt of the grip. Left grip is cracked at the center of the medallion and has been repaired, leaving visible brown adhesive. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good, bright with well- defined lands and grooves. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver, with Factory Letter

Lot #123 (Sale Order 124 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver, with Factory Letter, #46610, Registration No. 406, .357 Magnum cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions. Includes a Patridge front sight and square-notched adjustable rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, with factory grip adaptor. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (4388). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Back of right grip is numbered but does not match this revolver (44718). Shipped to William H. Hoegee Co., Los Angeles, CA., Sept. 3, 1935; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, Patridge front sight, finish, and grip adaptor. Original grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90%-92% original factory blue. Wear at the muzzle and holster type wear to right side of barrel accounts for most of the finish loss. There are a few specks and a small spot of pitting to rear portion of the sideplate, otherwise metal shows scattered light marks from handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 85%-90% case colors remain on the hammer and trigger. Grips are very good with impressions to the bottom edges, checkering is primarily crisp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Bore is bright and shiny, rifling is well-defined. One of 1,518 Registered Magnums mfg'd with a 6.5" barrel. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Nickel Finished Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver

Lot #124 (Sale Order 125 of 804)

Scarce Nickel Finished Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver, with Copy of Factory Letter, #58875, Registration No. 4860, .357 mag. cal., 5" pinned barrel, nickel finish, factory checkered diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions. Includes a ramped Baughman front sight on King sight base, square-notched adjustable rear sight, with color case hardened humpback hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (43161). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Back of right grip with no visible serial number. Shipped to Training Division, Police Dept., City of Indianapolis, Indiana, July 13, 1939; with a photocopy of the factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, Baughman front sight, 1/8" square-notch rear sight, and humpback hammer. Original grips are listed as only Magna stocks. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95% factory nickel finish. Wear at the muzzle, few specks of flaking to rear left side of frame, salt and pepper type pitting to sideplate accounts for most of the finish loss. Otherwise, metal shows general micro-scratching, rubs marks, and other light blemishes from handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 50% muted case colors remain on the hammer and trigger. Grip checkering is primarily crisp, smooth borders have intermittent shallow impressions. There is an approx. 1" long x 1/8" deep groove scratched into back of the right grip (possibly from a serial number that was removed.) Action cycles smoothly, cylinder has a little excess rotational movement. Bore is very good, bright and shiny, rifling is well-defined. One of only 174 Registered Magnums mfg'd with a nickel finish. Est.: $6,000-$8,000. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson Non-Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver

Lot #125 (Sale Order 126 of 804)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson Non-Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver, #60432, .357 Magnum cal., 3.5" pinned barrel, blued finish, factory checkered diamond center walnut grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes a Baughman quickdraw front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, finely checkered top strap and barrel rib, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (43779). Barrel, cylinder and extractor are numbered to the gun. Back of right grip is numbered but does not match (45678). Shipped to Tucson Police Dept., Attn.: Don J. Rays, Chief of Police, on Jan. 18, 1940; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, Baughman front sight, standard hammer, blue finish, and lists the original grips as Magna stocks. Shipment contained 12 revolvers, all but this one had 5" barrels. Condition is fine retaining approx. 95% original factory blue, with edgewear and scratching to trigger guard bow accounting for most of the finish loss, otherwise with scattered typical light marks from handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are excellent with only a few minor handling marks, checkering is crisp. Hammer and trigger retain approx. 85% case colors. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright; rifling shows normal light wear but is still well-defined. One of 1,142 non-registered magnums mfg'd ca. 1938-1941. Est.: $4,000-$5,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum (Pre-Model 27) Double Action Revolver

Lot #126 (Sale Order 127 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum (Pre-Model 27) Double Action Revolver, #S84931, 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions. Revolver has a McGivern brass bead front sight, square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with color case hardened trigger and hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (5252). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Railey-Milam Hardware Co., Miami, FL, June 4, 1952; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length and finish. In two-piece gold S&W .357 Magnum box, bottom is faintly hand numbered in black grease pen but does not match this revolver, with protective S&W paper. Revolver is in fine condition overall, retaining approx. 95% blue. Muzzle wear and cylinder turn line accounts for most of the finish loss. There is some salt and pepper type pitting and frosting to sideplate. Otherwise, metal with scattered light scratches and other small blemishes from handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with a few moderate indentations, checkering is sharp. Case colors show some fading but still 85%-90% remain. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is near excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. Box bottom shows age and wear but is sound. Lid is split at one of the corners and has a tear to the middle section of each long edge panel, graphic is clear. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model Target (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #127 (Sale Order 128 of 804)

Scarce Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model Target (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #14223, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut diamond center grips. Target sights include a pinned blade front and adjustable notched rear. Hammer and smooth trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (4513). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. There is a faint four-digit number written on back of the right grip, does not match this revolver. Shipped to Shapleigh Hardware Co., St. Louis, MO., Jan. 1, 1918; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, grips are listed as "walnut gold medallion". Condition is good retaining approx. 70% original factory blue, with heaviest losses to front half of the barrel, front and back strap have worn to gray. There is light pitting present, primarily on top and right side of the barrel. Otherwise, metal has general light scratches and handling wear. Majority of case colors remain on the trigger; trace amounts remain on the hammer. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are very good with scattered moderate indentations, more frequent on the left grip. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up well, with just a little rotational movement, no end shake. Bore is bright, rifling shows moderate wear and is still clearly defined, with a few small and very mild spots of erosion at the muzzle. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 1955 .45 Target Model (Pre-Model 25) Double Action Revolver

Lot #128 (Sale Order 129 of 804)

Smith & Wesson 1955 .45 Target Model (Pre-Model 25) Double Action Revolver, #S144055, .45 ACP cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight and square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, color case hardened target hammer and target trigger, "W"-shaped mainspring. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (59348). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Grips are not numbered. Right side of barrel is marked "45 CAL. MODEL 1955". Mfg'd ca. 1955-1956. In a plain two-piece blue cardboard box with red metal corner reinforcements. Bottom of box is numbered in grease pen and matches the revolver, but the end label was originally marked as for a "1950" Model .45 Target and changed with pen to read "1955". Includes six (6) half-moon clips. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% blue, with typical slight scratches and small marks from handling and use. Minor wear at the muzzle and lower edge of the frame accounts for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors are vibrant and nearly all remain. Grips with crisp checkering, smooth borders have intermittent shallow impressions and other moderate handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up very well. Bore rates in near excellent condition and is bright, rifling is well-defined. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Italian Carcano Model 1867 Needle-Fire Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #129 (Sale Order 130 of 804)

Rare Italian Carcano Model 1867 Needle-Fire Bolt Action Carbine, #20, .72 cal., 24.5" round barrel has large folding-leaf rear sight and 3.5" double-strap hooked bayonet lug/front sight at muzzle; receiver has 6.25" straight-handle sliding bolt (marked "(crown)/VP", "4", "(crown)", "G2" and "0" with large cocking-knob at rear; fittings include brass trigger guard having steel floorplate with pull-down bolt-release device, two finger ridges and sling loop at rear, peaked steel buttplate marked "(crown)/FA", single brass band with sling loop, 2" brass nosecap retaining the steel tulip-tip ramrod (marked "5"). Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has "(crown)" (?) mark at left, large "E/231" right. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is good being clean steel showing scattered mild discoloration/oxidation (heavier at floorplate and buttplate), age-toned brass, fine edges and markings. Stock is sound showing the expected marks of age and military use (heavier at belly and below receiver). Needle broken off front of bolt. Action works as designed, bore shows overall light etching and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Webley Kaufmann Double Action Revolver

Lot #130 (Sale Order 131 of 804)

Webley Kaufmann Double Action Revolver, #1124, .455 cal., 5.75" barrel, nickel finish, checkered walnut bird's head grips, blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on right side of frame "MK" inside a triangle for inventor Michael Kaufmann, and on left side of frame "WEBLEY PATENTS" with the "Winged Bullet W&S" trademark symbol. Top of barrel flat marked ?COGSWELL & Harrison 226 STRAND & 142 NEW BOND ST LONDON". Top of barrel strap engraved with later retailer "G.C.COOPER 131 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON". Matching last three numbers (124) stamped on cylinder. London export nitro proof and view marks stamped on right side barrel; partial "ENGLAND" stamp on left side barrel. Condition overall is very good with approx. 80% nickel finish remaining on the metal, showing dark areas and flaking at the grip tops, high edges of the cylinder flutes, and along the grip straps. Tip of the right grip is missing, and the wood shows overall dents and handling marks. Left grip has larger dents at the top and bottom, handling marks, and flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly; bore has light pitting and areas of frosting with very good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

Webley No. 5 .380 Express Solid Frame Double Action Revolver

Lot #131 (Sale Order 132 of 804)

Webley No. 5 .380 Express Solid Frame Double Action Revolver, #81956, .360 cal., 4.5" barrel, blued finish, one-piece walnut checkered grip, silver blade front and fixed "V"-notched rear sights. Marked on top of frame "P.WEBLEY & SON LONDON & BIRMINGHAM". Left side of frame marked "WEBLEY'S No. 5 .360 CF" over the "Winged Bullet W&S" trademark symbol. There are two tiny proof stamps on the left side of the barrel. Cylinder is stamped with the last three digits of the serial number (956) and the caliber (.360). A lanyard ring is attached to the butt of the grip. Condition is near excellent. Webley kept solid frame in storage for many years, and it was common to re-blue them prior to final assembly and sale to give them a new appearance. Revolver appears to have had this factory re-blue, now retaining close to 95% of this finish, showing light toning forward of the cylinder and on right side of frame. There is also finish loss and toning to the grip cap. Straw-colored hammer, trigger, sear, loading gate and extractor show light toning. There are a couple of chips to the checkering, otherwise the grip is excellent with an even dark color. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly; bright bore has well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Webley R.I.C. No. 1 New Model Double Action Revolver, with Holster

Lot #132 (Sale Order 133 of 804)

Webley R.I.C. No. 1 New Model Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #34009, .442 cal., 4.25" barrel, blued finish, one-piece walnut checkered grip, silver blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame with the "Winged Bullet W&S" trademark symbol over "WEBLEY"S R.I.C. No 1 .442 CF". Top of frame marked "P.WEBLEY & SON LONDON & BIRMINGHAM". Matching number on rear of cylinder. Condition overall is good with the metal mostly covered with surface patina, showing a couple of areas of remaining bluing in protected areas. A screw head on the left side frame was re-cut, with the filing cutting into the adjacent frame area. Straw-colored hammer, sear, trigger and acorn style ejector show traces of color though now mostly darkened. Grip is good with some areas showing flattening to the checkering and darkening. Action locks and cycles smoothly on single and double action; bore has an area of pitting with scattered light frosting, showing very good rifling; rear of cylinder shows small impact marks and the chambers show light patina. Loading gate and ejector rod work as designed. Holster is marked "400" on the rear flap. The leather is pliable and shows an overall rough appearance. Holster condition is very good with the loops and stitching intact. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Webley R.I.C. No.1 New Model Melbourne Police Issued Double Action Revolver

Lot #133 (Sale Order 134 of 804)

Scarce Webley R.I.C. No.1 New Model Melbourne Police Issued Double Action Revolver, #85903, .450 Webley cal., 4.5" ovate barrel, blued finish, one-piece walnut checkered grip, silver blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame with the "Winged Bullet W&S" trademark symbol over "WEBLEY'S R.I.C./No 1 450 CF". Top of frame marked "P.WEBLEY & SON LONDON & BIRMINGHAM". Matching number on rear of cylinder. This Royal Irish Constabulary No.1 Model is scarce due to its issue and markings (M.P 250 on butt cap) to the Melbourne Australia Police Forces. An excellent condition WWII British lanyard is attached. Condition overall is good with the metal mostly covered with surface patina, showing any traces of bluing in protected areas. Barrel shows more of the original bright bluing, though mostly also covered in patina. Straw-colored hammer, sear, trigger and acorn style ejector show traces of color though now mostly darkened also. Grip is good showing flattening to the checkering and scattered handling marks to the dark finish. Action locks on the half and full cock; bore has areas of fine pitting and frosting with visible rifling; couple of the chambers show light frosting, with the rest mostly bright and clean. Loading gate and ejector rod work as designed. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Israeli Issued Webley Mk IV Double Action Revolver, with Israeli Holster and Accessories

Lot #134 (Sale Order 135 of 804)

Israeli Issued Webley Mk IV Double Action Revolver, with Israeli Holster and Accessories, #B47296, .38 S&W cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight. Marked on top of barrel strap "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/MADE IN ENGLAND", and "MARK IV .38" on left top strap. Revolver was issued to the Israeli Defense Forces and is marked on the right side barrel with their acceptance and property stamps. Plastic grips are impressed with the "WEBLEY" logo across each top. Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, with toning to the grip straps and edgewear to the muzzle, cylinder and stirrup. There is a chip missing from the right side grip, otherwise both are very good, showing mostly light wear and scratches. Action locks, cycles and extracts smoothly; bore has a spot at mid barrel, otherwise excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. The rare Israeli flap holster is marked with a property stamp on the inside flap and is complete with its "D" ring loop and shoulder strap. There are pen markings to the flap, otherwise very good with a strong even color to the material; snaps have areas of patina, otherwise good and functional. The green British lanyard and cleaning rod are both in excellent condition. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Mk IV Double Action Revolver, with Holster and Accessories

Lot #135 (Sale Order 136 of 804)

British Webley Mk IV Double Action Revolver, with Holster and Accessories, #85722, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight. Marked on top of barrel strap "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD", and "MARK IV .38" on left side barrel strap. Stamped "WAR FINISH" on left side frame to show the revolver was made during WWII and not finely finished due to the war-time demands for a high production of Webley revolvers. Plastic grips are impressed with the Webley logo across each top. Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. London export proofs are stamped on right side of barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, with finish loss to the holster guide and toning to the barrel and rear grip straps. Grips are very good showing scratches and a few chips to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles and extracts smoothly; bore has a couple of dark areas forward of the chamber that may clean better, otherwise bright with excellent well-defined rifling. The British Royal Air Force blue holster is marked "M.W.& S. LTD 1943(Broad Arrow)" on the inside flap. Holster condition is good with fading and stains to the outside surfaces; snap functions smoothly. The unmarked brass cleaning rod and the cotton lanyard are very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Webley Metropolitan Police Model Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine

Lot #136 (Sale Order 137 of 804)

Webley Metropolitan Police Model Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #124495, .32 Auto cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side slide "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/7.65 M/M &.32 AUTOMATIC PISTOL", and the "Winged Bullet W&S" trademark symbol. This model differs from the standard Model 1908 by the addition of an added dovetailed rear sight. Comes with two Model 1908 magazines without hold open feature: One (blued) functions smoothly; one (nickel) will not seat in the magazine well. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 50% finish. Grips are non-standard wooden replacements and are in good condition showing mostly light handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. The blued magazine is in excellent condition, the nickel magazine is in very good condition showing some flaking to the finish. The brown police type holster is faintly marked on the flap "W R PAPE/GUNMAKER/NEWCASTLE ON TYNE". Holster condition is very good with the supple leather showing some surface crazing and darkening. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Webley Model 1908 Standard Hammer Model Automatic Pistol

Lot #137 (Sale Order 138 of 804)

Webley Model 1908 Standard Hammer Model Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, #116488, 6.35mm (.25 Auto) cal., 2.25" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with diamond monograms in center. No sights. Marked on left side slide with"WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/6.35 M/M AUTOMATIC PISTOL", and the "Winged Bullet W&S" trademark logo. Comes with two magazines: One functions with effort, and one will not seat fully in the magazine well and requires adjustment. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, the trigger guard polished bright and showing finish wear and patina to the front grip strap, and the muzzle area of the slide. Grips are very good with minor handling marks and flattening to the checkering. Action operates smoothly; bore shows darkening and frosting, otherwise good with good defined rifling. Both magazines have a nickel finish and are in good condition showing some areas of flaking and darkening. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Engraved and Nickel-Plated with Gold Wash Melior Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #138 (Sale Order 139 of 804)

Engraved and Nickel-Plated with Gold Wash Melior Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol, in Fitted Case, #28295, .380 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, gold-finished small parts, fixed blade type front sight, fixed grooved rear sight milled into top of slide, grip safety, stamped marking "MELIOR" inside an engraved panel on left side of slide, engraved "Made in Belgium" on front lower edge of frame, Belgium lion over "PV" nitro proof marks on frame, slide and barrel; barrel has additional hard to make out proof marks, mother of pearl grips with gold washed screws, and four (4) nickel-plated magazines. Gun is housed in a fitted wood case with maroon embossed leather covering and maroon velvet lining, with compartments for three magazines, an empty box of Kynoch .380 cartridges, brass cleaning rod with wood ball tip, and a small brass oil bottle. Accompanying the gun is a letter of provenance from a previous owner, describing how the gun was found concealed in the interior of a 1933 Bentley belonging to HRH the Duke of Kent. The leather covering of the box matched the interior of the car. It was thought to belong to his wife, HRH Princess Marina of Kent, who used the car during a tour of Europe for their honeymoon, before WWII, and may have been carried for their personal protection. (Worthy of further research.) Gun has approx. 80% coverage of fine light scroll and flourishes engraving, nickel plating, and remnants of a light gold wash remaining in protected areas. Small parts are finished with a light matte gold wash. Condition is very good showing some losses and bubbling to the nickel-plated finish, especially in the front and rear grip strap area, and some heavy pitting on one side of the mag well opening and top of frame by the left grip. There is light wear and minor freckling to the remainder of the slide and frame. The gold wash remains in some of the protected areas of the slide and frame, and is visible down in the engraving. The barrel is finished in the white. Grip safety shows heavy wear to the gold finish and is mostly a brown patina. Trigger shows wear to the front edge and sides. Safety lever, bottom mag release lever, and grooved component in the top of the slide show light wear and age to the gold finish. Grips show light age and minor soiling at the top and bottom edges, and a few micro chips around the grip screws. Action and safeties function properly; bore is clean with just a hint of frosting, strong lands and grooves. Two of the magazines show heavy wear to the nickel-plated finish, with a coppery finish showing thru; the other two magazines retain most of their nickel finish, with a few dark rust spots. The fitted case is in very nice condition for its age, showing some scuffs and scratches to the leather covering, wear on the edges and corners, a nice varnished interior lid with gold-plated hinge, velvet covering to the inside bottom, some soiling to the paper cartridge box, and minor age to the brass oil bottle and cleaning rod. Overall, a beautiful little gun with case and accessories, and a great story. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #139 (Sale Order 140 of 804)

Colt Model 1908 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Fitted Wood Case, #22183, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade front sight, drift adjustable rear sight with small "u"-shaped groove, grip safety, slide marked with Colt address, patent dates, Rampant Colt logo, and "Colt Automatic, calibre .380 hammerless". British London "(crown)/V" proof marks on slide, frame and barrel, with additional "(crown)/CP" proof on barrel. Hard rubber checkered grips with "COLT" and horse logo. Includes two (2) factory dual tone magazines, marked cal.380 Colt on the bottom. Lightly scratched on both sides of frame and right side of slide is "T E Baring Rifle Brigade". Major Thomas Esme Baring, O.B.E. (1882-1957), served with the 3rd & 4th Battalions of the Rifle Brigade (The {Prince Consort's Own) from 1902 thru WWI and served in France and Siberia. He was attached to the Machine Gun Corps, Tank Corps, and Army Staff. Baring was a competitive shooter, and in 1920 won the British N.R.A. United Service Challenge Cup for rifle shooting, while with the 4th Battalion. He was awarded the WWI British War Medal and Victory Medal with Oakleaf for being "Mentioned in Dispatches". Gun is housed in a custom oak-fitted case with dark blue felt lining with varnished finish exterior. Top of case has a brass roundel engraved "T.E.BARING". Pivoting brass hooks to retain the lid, with a key lock in the center (no key present). Inside the case in fitted compartments are a patch box with lid, glass oil bottle, small wood handled screwdriver, the second magazine, and an old brass cleaning brush. Mfg'd 1915. Condition is excellent, the gun retaining approx. 97%-98% original high-polished blue finish, with slight wear on the front, rear, and high edges of the slide, minor dings and light scratches to the front grip strap, and thinning to the bluing and freckling on the grip safety. There is light freckling around the rear of the frame at the safety lever and around the grips, and some old dried grease on the back edges of the trigger. Grips are very nice showing almost no wear, with a couple of very minor light depressions in the right grip. Magazines show freckling on the base plates, and one has some freckling on the sides, both show only light wear from use. Action and safeties function properly; bore is bright and shiny. The case shows wear and scratches to the surfaces, and a paper sticker to the bottom. The lid has warped over the years and does not close completely in the front, making it hard to latch the locks. There is an old patch or cleaning cloth in the lidded compartment, the oil bottle shows age and dried oil residue, the screwdriver is in good condition, and the brass brush is heavily oxidized with green verdigris. Overall, a very neat piece, in wonderful condition. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Colt M1903/08 Shanghai Police Issued Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #140 (Sale Order 141 of 804)

Rare Colt M1903/08 Shanghai Municipal Police Issued Semi-Automatic Pistol, #379299, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blued and painted finish, British proof marks on frame only, the slide and barrel marked with separate police issue number "1977", extra spring and screw added to slide on left side (Shanghai police modification), no lanyard loop or pinned safety, has grip safety, thin blade fixed front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with square notch, bottom mag release, checkered wood grips with silver Rampant Colt logo roundel, one correct blued steel magazine with Shanghai police modification of added holes to view cartridges. These Shanghai Police Colts were altered at the request of William Fairbairn to make them ultra-reliable under any situation. Most, like this one, were heavily refurbished and re-issued, seeing many years of service. This pistol appears to be a marriage of .32 Colt frame, possibly British military issue, with painted finish and British proof marks, and the Shanghai police slide/barrel. Pistol displays many, but not all of the features unique to Shanghai Police examples, as noted above ie: no lanyard loop or pinned safety lever. Condition is good showing a black painted finish on the frame, mostly clear British proofs, some obscured by the paint thickness, wear and scratches to the paint. Slide is blued showing heavy wear to the lettering on the sides, holster wear near the front and rear of slide, with some overall freckling. Marred screw slot on the added slide spring. Action and safeties function properly; bore is mostly bright, with a hint of frosting. Grips show age, soiling, wear, scratches, flattening to some of the diamonds, and small gouges. Magazine shows heavy wear to the Colt lettering on the base plate, a dark blued finish, and minor wear from use. A very rare and desirable pistol. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1905 U.S.M.C. Issued Double Action Revolver

Lot #141 (Sale Order 142 of 804)

Colt Model 1905 U.S.M.C. Issued Double Action Revolver, #379, .38 cal., 6" barrel, blued finish, walnut checkered grips, blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Frame is marked with Rampart Colt on left side. Owner-applied markings have been removed from the left side flat below the cylinder. Left side barrel marked "COLT.D.A.38". Top of barrel marked with manufacturer and patent information. "U.S.M.C./No.379" marked on bottom of grip frame. Assembly number 1838 stamped on frame, crane and cylinder release. Condition overall is very good with metal retaining approx. 40% finish, which shows scratches to the left side frame and thinned areas now turned gray with mottled patina. Right side grip has a crack to the underside, and there are initials carved into each grip on the bottom, otherwise the grips are good, with flattening to the checkering and light handling marks visible. Action operates smoothly, bright bore has good rifling; one of the chambers has a couple of spots, the rest are clean and bright. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

WWII "U.S. Property" Marked Colt Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proofs

Lot #142 (Sale Order 143 of 804)

WWII "U.S. Property" Marked Colt Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proofs, #914710, .45 AC cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, slide marked with Colt address, patent information, Rampant Colt logo, "P" proof on top and British crown proof, frame marked "United States Property", "M1911A1 U.S. Army", crossed cannons proof, British crown proof, AA (Augusta arsenal rebuild mark), G.H.D., Colt government inspector's mark, and "P". Colt duplicated Ithaca's serial range in 1943, and this gun falls within that range of numbers. Blued barrel is a post-war replacement marked "Colt .45 Auto" on top, and British proof information on side of chamber area. Checkered brown plastic grips, grip safety, grooved arched mainspring housing with lanyard loop at bottom, stamped steel trigger, thin blade type fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small square notch. Includes one parkerized steel magazine with "R" stamp on inside toe and "C-R" on base. Condition is excellent as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 95% parkerized finish, with only slight high edgewear to the front and rear of the slide, small lines from firing on lower slide front, edgewear to front of frame, slight wear to sides of trigger, hammer and grip safety. Tiny wear mark on tip of safety lever, and tiny line under the hold open lever from disassembly. There is some wear to the finish on the sides and rear of the mainspring housing. Barrel shows wear on top side from racking or firing. Action, hold open and safeties all work properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips are like new, and grips screws are very nice. Magazine shows light wear from use, a couple of scratches, and light freckling. Overall, a very nice piece. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII "U.S. Property" Marked Colt M1903 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proofs

Lot #143 (Sale Order 144 of 804)

WWII "U.S. Property" Marked Colt M1903 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proofs, #565276, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, parkerized finish, fixed ramped blade type front sight, drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square groove notch, slide marked with Colt address and patent numbers, Rampant Colt logo, "Colt Automatic, Calibre 32 Rimless, Smokeless". Frame right side marked "U.S. Property". Left side frame has faint small crossed cannons proof mark next to the safety lever. VP triangular proof and number 4 on left side of trigger guard, number 30 on right side trigger guard. British proof marks on right side of frame, slide and barrel chamber. Blued barrel with polished bright chamber and muzzle. Checkered walnut grips with silver Colt medallion. Grip safety. Includes one blued factory magazine with CAL.32 COLT on bottom. These pistols were furnished to Britain under the Lend/Lease Act. Mfg'd 1944. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96%-97% original parkerized finish, with very slight high edgewear at the front and rear of the slide, light scratch marks on the top of the slide, slight wear to the outside ears of the rear sight, slight high edgewear around the trigger area of the frame, some old dried oil residue in the recesses, and a light colored crayon has been used to fill in the markings to highlight them. Action and safeties function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips show darkening to the wood and minor small depressions. Magazine shows wear to the finish on the edge of the toe of the base plate, and a line on the back spine from use. Overall a beautiful gun in highly collectible condition. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #144 (Sale Order 145 of 804)

Springfield Armory Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #103671, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, slide marked "Springfield Armory U.S.A.", Colt's patent dates and information, flaming bomb proof mark, American eagle, and "Model of 1911 U.S. Army". Frame marked with serial number, "United States Property:", and flaming bomb proof mark. Front sight has been replaced with a modern type wide grooved ramp; rear sight may be a later replacement with a wide square notch; the hold open lever is internally marked with a small "s" but appears to be parkerized, not blued. Barrel is a later Du-lite black WWII type High Standard, marked "HS" and "P" on the lug. Checkered walnut grips with large diamonds around the screw holes. Grip safety, smooth flush-fitting mainspring housing with lanyard loop at bottom, and magazine is missing. Serial number range indicates 1914 production date. Condition is good retaining approx. 70%-75% original finish, with thinning and wear over all the surfaces, high edgewear on slide front and edges, surface mottling to top of slide, line from firing on left lower of slide, round-shaped scratch on left side of slide from the hold open lever during disassembly with corresponding lines on the frame, a couple of small nicks by the rear sight, high edgewear on frame front, trigger guard, rear of frame; front grip strap is fading to gray with remnants of bluing near the bottom, grip safety has thinning and edgewear, mainspring housing has some scratches and wear. Action, hold open and safety work properly; bore is frosted but may clean better, and has strong lands and grooves. Top of barrel shows wear from firing. Grips show soiling, wear, scratches, and flattening to the diamonds. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Model 1911-A1 Remington Rand Arsenal Rebuilt Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #145 (Sale Order 146 of 804)

WWII Model 1911-A1 Remington Rand Arsenal Rebuilt Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1083372, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, fixed blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch. Slide is marked "Remington Rand Inc., Syracuse N.Y. U.S.A.", with faint round inspector's stamp on left side of frame above mag release button; right side has small "SA" stamped below the serial indicating rebuilding at the Springfield Armory. Additional markings on right side of frame are "United States Property" and "M 1911 A1 U.S. Army", parkerized High Standard barrel marked on lug "HS" and "P", machined steel trigger, grip safety, lanyard loop at bottom of arched mainspring housing, checkered brown plastic grips, and one blued steel magazine marked "R" on inside toe. Frame falls into the serial range for 1943 guns produced by Union Switch & Signal. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95% of its arsenal refinished parkerization, with wear on high edges of front of slide, sides of slide, tops of sights, small line from firing on left bottom of slide, rear slide high edges, tips of the hold open and safety levers, edges of trigger guard, and edges of the mainspring housing. Left front edge of frame has a small ding. Front grip strap has a mottled appearance, finish on the grip safety is thinning somewhat. There is wear on the sides of the trigger and grip safety, and a typical scratch on frame at the hold open lever from disassembly. Rear of the slide has some light pitting, and rear right top of frame has some freckling. The exposed chamber area of the barrel shows wear to the finish and a light rust patina. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright with light frosting, but retains strong lands and grooves. Grips are very nice showing a couple of light depressions. A couple of the grip screws show marring to the slots. Magazine shows light wear and lines from use, and some freckling on the bottom plate. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #146 (Sale Order 147 of 804)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #157631, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, thin blade fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" notch and rounded ears, slide marked with Colt address, patent information, Rampant Colt logo, and "Model of 1911 U.S. Army". Frame is marked on left side with "United States Property", and round GHS inspector's proof mark. Includes a grip safety, flush-fitting smooth mainspring housing with lanyard loop at bottom, and a smooth steel trigger. Barrel is marked on top with a small "P" and "H", and has a small "5" on bottom in front of lug, and faint mark on lug. Checkered walnut grips with large diamonds around the screw holes. Plus one two-tone blued steel magazine with flat base. Serial range dates this pistol to 1917 production. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with wear and thinning to the slide front and high edges, thinning and light scratches to top of slide, light freckling on right side of slide, high edgewear to front of frame, thinning on the trigger guard, front grip strap is thinning to gray as is the mainspring housing and frame edges on the rear, wear to high edges of the hold open and safety levers, and grip safety. Pistol has the typical scratches around the hold open lever from disassembly. There are light wear marks on the trigger sides and side of hammer. Top of barrel shows wear and light pitting, with a dark appearance. Action, hold open and safeties all work properly; bore is basically shiny with light frosting, and strong lands and grooves. Grips show wear and age, a few light depressions and scratches. Grip screws show wear to the high spots, and light turning of the slots. Magazine shows light wear and age from use, and some scattered freckling and light pitting. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

US I.B.M. M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #147 (Sale Order 148 of 804)

U.S. I.B.M. M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #3866119, .30 Carbine cal.,18" barrel, parkerized finish, round bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL.30 M1" and "I.B.M. CORP." on the receiver tang. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "I.B.M.CORP.". There is a faint "Ordnance Wheel Crossed Cannons" cartouche stamped on right side of buttstock, and a painted "9" rack number on the end of the pistol grip. A good condition U.S.G.I. green cotton sling with oiler is attached, and an excellent condition 15-rd. magazine marked "U" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish. Wood is good showing stains, gouges and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with wear to the rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. National Postal Meter M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #148 (Sale Order 149 of 804)

U.S. National Postal Meter M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #4386157, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat parkerized bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1" and "NATIONAL POSTAL METER" on receiver tang. Barrel behind front sight is marked "I.B.M.CORP." There is a "Ordnance Wheel Crossed Cannons" cartouche stamped on the right side buttstock, and a "296" rack number on grey background painted on the end of the pistol grip. A very good condition U.S.G.I. green cotton sling with oiler is attached and a modified (filed, now with rust patina) 15-rd. magazine marked "CT-B" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with approx. 85% of the finish remaining on the metal, showing darkening around the exposed barrel. There are bruises to the right side forend, otherwise the wood is very good showing mostly light handling marks to the brown finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore has good rifling. No visible import marks. Est: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. National Postal Meter M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #149 (Sale Order 150 of 804)

U.S. National Postal Meter M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #4103069, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat parkerized bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL.30 M1", and "NATIONAL POSTAL METER" on receiver tang. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "MARLIN".There is a U.S. Ordnance Dept "Flaming Bomb" stamp in the sling slot and a faint "(circle)/P" firing proof on the underside of the pistol grip. An excellent condition U.S.G.I. green cotton sling with oiler is attached, and a rusted fair condition 5-rd. magazine is fitted. Condition overall is very good. Trigger group has been reparkerized, and the metal retains about 90% finish with darkening around the receiver and toning to the front band. Wood has been sanded and oiled over old handling marks, now very good, showing a few recent scratches. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with good rifling. Import stamped "INTERARMS ALEXANDRIA VA." on left side of barrel. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #150 (Sale Order 151 of 804)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5280111, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable rear sight with National Match hooded aperture. Marked on receiver tang "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY"; right side barrel marked "3-S-A-8-45"; bolt is marked "HRA". Trigger housing and hammer are marked "IHC", and the operating rod is marked "RA" and "NM" on the top. There is a "(circle)P" firing proof on the underside of the stock wrist. A good condition green cotton USGI sling is attached. Condition overall is very good with the re-parkerized metal retaining approx. 90% finish; edge of receiver tang shows an impact mark and scratches. Wood is very good showing an even dark color and scattered handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with defined rifling, No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Smith Corona Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #151 (Sale Order 152 of 804)

U.S. Smith Corona Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4730252, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with hood and adjustable sliding aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S. SMITH-CORONA MODEL 03-A3"; barrel behind the front sight is marked "SC(Flaming Bomb) 7 43". Left side stock forward of the wrist is stamped with a boxed "FJA" and a U.S. Ordnance Dept "Wheel" symbol. "OG" is stamped on the left side of the buttstock, and there is a "(circle)P" firing proof on the underside of the stock wrist. An excellent condition green cotton USGI sling is attached. Condition overall is about fine with approx. 95% finish remaining on the metal, showing light scratches to the barrel and operating wear to the bolt assembly. Wood is close to fine with mostly light scratches and a few handling marks. Action operates smoothly, but the safety lever is jammed in the "FIRE" position and needs adjustment; bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

WWII Mauser K98k ce42 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #152 (Sale Order 153 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k ce42 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #6778g, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, chamber marked "ce42" for the early type marking of JP Sauer and Sohn Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, "(eagle)359", "(eagle)37", and eagle firing proofs, bolt is un-numbered with a dark gray phosphate type finish and "(eagle)77" waffenampts and may be a war-time replacement; other bolt parts and all other visible numbers are matching, with 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1- 20, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, H-type machined front band, machined rear band with matching numbers, milled trigger guard and floorplate. Laminated wood stock and upper handguard, marked on right side with a small eagle and large "H" for Heer or army, side sling slot, bolt takedown disc, and cupped buttplate. Condition is good retaining approx. 40%-50% original blue finish that is thinning and fading, with wear on the barrel and light freckling, wear to the finish on top of rear sight, receiver chamber top and edges, high edges of rear of receiver, wear to the bolt release lever. Bolt body shows little wear or use, but extractor and band show wear and fading; bolt small parts show high edgewear from use, the trigger guard and floorplate are fading to brown with a mottled appearance, the barrel bands show heavy wear and mottled rust patina. Cleaning rod is mostly cleaned bright with scattered light rust. Stock has not been sanded, shows age, soiling, scratches, scuffs and minor dings. Stock disc and buttplate show age graying and scattered freckling. Action and safety function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall, with strong lands and grooves. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

WWII Mauser K98k bnz42 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #153 (Sale Order 154 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k bnz42 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #129l, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, bolt action, chamber marked "bnz42" for Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, waffenampt WaA623, and "(eagle)77" proof marks, with 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, all visible numbers matching, red stained laminated wood stock and upper handguard, solid front band and machined rear band, machined steel trigger guard and floorplate, bolt takedown disc, cupped buttplate, side sling slot, and original leather sling with maker's mark and dated 1939. Condition is good retaining approx. 30% blue finish, mainly in protected areas, with an overall thinning to gray, and having a dark heavy dried grease patina on most of the metal surfaces. There is some mottling to the finish on the upper part of the receiver and barrel. Bolt shows wear from use and a faint finish. Stock has a rough textured, dark red stained finish, with a few light dings, gouges and some soiling. Bottom of the buttplate has been cleaned bright and shows some pitting. Action and safety work properly, but are a little sluggish due to grease in the parts; bore is lightly frosted overall, with strong lands and grooves. Leather sling shows age, heavy use and wear, but is supple and sound. A good piece showing that "been there" look from use during the War, but no real abuse. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

WWII Mauser K98k ar44 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #154 (Sale Order 155 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k ar44 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #9111c, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, chamber marked "ar44" for Mauser Werke AG, Borsigwalde, "(eagle)135", "(eagle)26", and eagle firing proofs, with 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, and removed import stamped markings on underside front of barrel. Receiver and barrel are matching numbers, but bolt, bolt parts and barrel bands have been force matched numbered to action. Bottom of floorplate has been scrubbed of markings or numbers, laminated wood stock and upper handguard, rear recoil lug added to reinforce stock (typical Soviet work), bayonet lug, stamped and welded barrel bands with spring retainer, bolt takedown disc has been re-staked, possibly added "(eagle)135" mark on right side of butt, side sling slot, cupped buttplate. Condition is good as partially refinished, with a mottled greenish blue finish on most of the barrel, parts of the receiver and triggerguard. There is high edgewear on the barrel, barrel bands, rear sight, receiver and recoil lugs. Bolt shows wear and lines from use. Stock has been sanded and re-oiled and shows some wood dowel plugs for crack repairs, minor dings and scratches, and light soiling. Stock disc and buttplate have been cleaned mostly bright. Action and safety function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

WWII German P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #155 (Sale Order 156 of 804)

WWII German P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8865k, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)/88" waffenampts on frame and slide, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, and one blued steel magazine with small "(eagle)/88" proof on rear spine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% original blued finish, with high edge holster wear on the muzzle sides, front and high edges of slide, tops of sights, edges of the stamped firing pin cover, tips of the safety and hold open levers, and edges of the trigger guard. Front face of the frame and front grip strap show some thinning to the finish, as does the rear frame lug. Lanyard loop and mag release show edgewear. Action, hold open and safety function properly; bore is bright and shiny with the slightest hint of light frosting. Grips show only light use and a few minor scratches. Magazine shows freckling to the body and base plate and light wear from use. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P-38 AC-42 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #156 (Sale Order 157 of 804)

WWII German P-38 AC-42 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #9506g, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)/359" waffenampts on frame and slide, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable replacement blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, with one blued steel magazine marked "P.38v", with small "(eagle)/359" proof on rear spine. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with wear to the bluing on the barrel muzzle and sides, sides and top of slide, front of frame and trigger guard; front grip strap is thinning to gray, rear frame lug is thinning to gray, there is some fine pinprick pitting at the front sides of the slide and barrel, and freckling on the chamber area of barrel. Tips of the levers, lanyard loop, and mag release show wear to the finish. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is heavily frosted, but still has discernible lands and grooves. Grips show a few light scratches and light wear. Magazine shows wear from use. Est.: $900- $1,200. (C&R/PPT)

DWM M1908 Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #157 (Sale Order 158 of 804)

DWM M1908 Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #4645d, 9mm, blued finish, straw-finished and fire-blued small parts, 4" barrel, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, lanyard loop, no stock lug, all visible numbers matching, Imperial German military proof marks on right side of slide, no numbers on slide, center toggle, or extractor; checkered walnut grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with a wood base. (Magazine base looks to have been scrubbed and renumbered to the gun.) Sear bar safety arm appears to have the number removed. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% original rust blued finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, front frame lugs, trigger guard sides, rear frame ears, and high edges of slide. Front grip strap is very strong, just showing a thin wear line in the center; rear grip strap is very nice showing minor age toning. Straw small parts show wear and minor pitting with about 50% finish remaining. Sideplate is numbered on the bottom and may have been refinished. Grips fit nicely and are tight, with a few minor gouges, depressions, and some soiling. Grip screws are good. Action, hold open and safety function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Magazine shows light wear from use with a nice tight fitting wood base, possibly renumbered to the gun. Includes a brown leather holster marked on inside of flap with a faint maker's mark and dated 1915. There is a spurious SS death's head stamped on the back of the holster. Loading tool in the small inner pouch is stamped with Krieghoff and Luftwaffe proofs. Condition of the holster is fair, with the stitching on the side coming apart, some stitching around the edges has been redone, showing a recent replacement flap strap and one belt loop, and two slit holes at the bottom tip. The flap strap keeper loop is loose on one end; internal lift strap is intact. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

1920 Commercial DWM Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #158 (Sale Order 159 of 804)

1920 Commercial DWM Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #1709n, 9mm, 5" replacement barrel (gun was originally in 7.65 Luger cal.), blued finish, straw-finished and fire-blued small parts, all visible numbers matching (barrel has been numbered to the gun and stamped "SK"), "(crown)/N" commercial proof mark on slide, small white bead type front sight drift adjustable for windage, fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, stock lug, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with brown plastic base. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% finish. All parts except the barrel are original rust blued and straw finished, the frame showing high edgewear on the front frame lugs, rear frame ears, slide high edges, and side of slide; high edgewear on the sideplate and trigger guard edges. Front grip strap is very strong with minor wear at the bottom near the mag well opening; rear grip strap shows thinning to the center and wear to the stock lug. Barrel shows wear to the muzzle sides, side, and minor pinprick pitting to the top and bottom. Note: Barrel fit should be checked by a competent gunsmith as the front sight base is a bit off center. Barrel appears to be rust blued and is a close match to the finish on the rest of the gun. Straw parts show wear and age, with losses to the finish on the sides and front of the trigger, and parts of the safety and takedown levers. Action, hold open and safety function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips fit nicely and are tight, with a few minor gouges and scratches. Magazine shows age and wear to the finish and marks from use. Includes a hard shell black leather holster, maker marked on the back "Genschow & Co. Berlin", with a Weimar waffenampt "(eagle)/WaA387". Holster condition is fair showing heavy scratches and scuffs, wear to the finish, and a repair to one belt loop, but has an intact pull strap and loading tool in the pouch marked "(eagle)/655". No extra magazine in holster. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Mauser "G" Date Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #159 (Sale Order 160 of 804)

Rare Mauser "G" Date Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #4513c, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, S/42 marked toggle, "G" chamber marking for 1935, all visible numbers matching including magazine, Weimar eagle firing proof and "(eagle)/63" waffenampts on slide, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, stock lug, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, and one nickel-plated steel magazine with aluminum base, matching number to gun and "(eagle)/63" proof. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original rust blued finish, with holster wear on sides of muzzle, thinning and freckling to bluing on barrel, high edgewear on front frame lugs, sideplate and rear frame ears; sides of frame have wear and freckling with light pitting, trigger guard edges, and mag well opening. Front and rear grip straps are thinning and fading to brown with wear on the high edges of the stock lug. Straw small parts are heavily worn and fading to silver color, with some freckling. Action, hold open and safety function properly; bore is shiny with a light frosting and strong lands and grooves. Grips show soiling, wear, and minor flattening to the diamonds, but fit the frame nicely and are tight. Grip screws retain some of their fire blued finish with clean slots. Magazine shows rust stains and light pitting, aluminum base is oxidized, but fits tight. Includes a black leather hard shell holster, maker marked "cdg 42", "P.08", and an eagle proof mark stamp. Loading tool in pouch under the flap has faint Weimar eagle proof. Holster shows wear, scratches, scuffs and old saddle soap residue, with light mold inside that should clean well. Intact internal leather pull strap, mag pouch on side (empty), and retaining strap with roller buckle. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Nazi marked P35 Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #160 (Sale Order 161 of 804)

WWII Nazi marked P35 Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B5214, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, blued finish, slide marked with FB Radom VIS Mod.35 Pat #, Nazi eagle firing proof, waffenampt "(eagle)/623", "WaA77" on slide and frame. Fixed thin blade ramped front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, hammer drop lever, grip safety, slot cut in rear grip strap for stock, checkered black composite grips with FB logo in center, lanyard loop at bottom of mainspring housing, and two modern replacement blued steel magazines. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original finish, with wear to front of slide, scattered freckling, and light pitting to sides of slide, high edgewear to slide, frame, and trigger guard edges. There is some scattered light freckling on the frame sides and front grip strap, and grip safety. Front grip strap is thinning, as is the back of the grip safety and rear of frame around the stock slot. There is wear around the hammer drop lever, sides of grip safety, and sides of trigger. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips are good showing a few light gouges, scratches, and light wear from use. Magazines are like new showing little use or wear. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Military Type 54 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags

Lot #161 (Sale Order 162 of 804)

Chinese Military Type 54 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags, #8604216, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. No safety. Marked on left side frame "(serial number)/66/1963". Top of slide marked with characters for "Type 54" over matching serial number. Comes with one excellent condition magazine with matching serial number on floorplate; second magazine #1425 is in fair condition with overall rust patina. Overall condition of pistol is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing patina and pitting to the left side slide, frame and trigger guard. There is also an area of finish loss on the rear grip strap. Grips are very good showing mostly light impressions and chips to the vertical grooves. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Chinese brown leather holster is lined with corduroy and has a rusty cleaning rod attached to the front. Condition overall is fair with the dark leather showing overall surface damage, drying and cracking; corduroy is heavily deteriorated. One belt loop is separated and the other is loose. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Mauser HSc Police Marked Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #162 (Sale Order 163 of 804)

WWII German Mauser HSc Police Marked Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #768848, 7.65mm, 3.25" barrel, blued finish, double action, fixed integral front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped groove, slide marked with Mauser Banner, Mauser address, Mod. HSc, Kal. 7,65mm, "(eagle)/N" proof marks on slide and frame, "(eagle)/L" police marking on trigger guard edge, lanyard hole in bottom of frame, bottom mag release, checkered wood grips, and two (2) gray steel magazines with blued base plates marked with the Mauser Banner. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95% original blued finish, with light high edgewear at front of slide, trigger guard edges, tip of safety, rear of frame below hammer, and edges of the mag well. Barrel is finished in the white showing light age graying and stains. Front and rear grip straps are very strong. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Magazine has to be in the gun to fire. Hammer will drop with safety on, but safety blocks the firing pin. Grips show wear and light soiling, with a few light gouges and scratches. Magazines show age graying and light rust to the bodies, one has a very nice blued base plate, the other has dings and wear to the bluing. Includes an unmarked black leather war-time holster, with top flap strap and steel stud retainer; single wide belt loop at back, and mag pouch to front. Condition of the holster is good, the leather is still nice and supple, with typical scratches, scuffs, and wear from use. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine

Lot #163 (Sale Order 164 of 804)

WWII Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #24331, mfg'd at Kokubunji factory of Chuo Kogyo, 8mm Nambu cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish with straw-colored small parts, checkered black phenolic grips, blade front sight with square-notched rear sight. Includes two (2) blued steel magazines, both are numbered but do not match. In an original brown leather holster with shoulder strap and cleaning rod. All numbers that were visible during a partial disassembly were matching including the barrel, bolt, slide, firing pin, and trigger. Date code is 17.4 (April 1942). Pistol rates in fine overall condition and retains approx. 93%-95% original blue and 70% straw colors. Factory lettering is clear. There are a few salt and pepper type blemishes to top of the slide. Wear to right rear of bolt and bottom edges of grip frame account for most of the finish loss. Grips show a small amount of typical light handling marks, no chips or cracks, checkering is sharp. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore with well-defined rifling, no frosting or erosion. Both magazines show moderate finish wear. Holster is soft and pliable with general scuffs and scratches; stitching and strap are intact. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Nambu Type 26 Double Action Revolver, with Holster

Lot #164 (Sale Order 165 of 804)

Japanese Nambu Type 26 Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #397, mfg'd at Koishikawa Arsenal, 9mm Japanese cal., 4.75" barrel, arsenal rework rust blue finish, serrated beech wood grips, pinned blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight, with lanyard ring. Kanji characters stamped on butt. In an original brown leather clamshell holster, with Japanese characters stamped on inside of lid. Revolver is in fine condition overall, as arsenal reworked. Approx. 90% blue remains with holster wear to the barrel and highpoints of cylinder. Finish has a few areas of mild patina, and there is a little speckled oxidation to both sides of the frame, above the grip. Grips have nice even dark finish and minimal handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Bore is bright, no frosting or erosion, rifling is well-defined. Holster is very good, stitching is intact, Japanese characters on inside flap are clear, with scattered spots of dark staining to the front. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. H&R M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #165 (Sale Order 166 of 804)

U.S. H&R M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #4773773, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 H.& R.ARMS CO."; right side of barrel marked "HRA" and "6-54". Bolt, trigger housing and hammer are all marked "HRA". Operating rod is marked "SA". Stock has a "P" firing proof on the underside of the wrist and "RA" stamped on left side behind the wrist. A very good condition nickel oiler with brush and thong is stored in the butt trap. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish. Stock has had added finish applied, and there is a sanded area on the right side forward of the wrist. Hand guards are very good showing scratches and impressions with a sanded area on the left side. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Re-welded U.S Winchester M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Bayonet

Lot #166 (Sale Order 167 of 804)

Re-welded U.S Winchester M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Bayonet, #1272627, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable rear sight with aperture. Marked on receiver tang "U.S. RIFLE CAL..30 M1 WINCHESTER"; right side barrel marked "SA" and "3 53"; bolt and operating rod are marked "SA". Trigger housing is marked "HRA", and the hammer is marked "W.R.A." Stock is unmarked. Receiver was cut thru between the legs and re-welded back to serviceable condition. A flat buttplate with no compartment door is fitted to the buttstock. Slider is missing from the magazine follower assembly. An extended "winter" safety lever has been installed. Condition overall is otherwise good with the metal retaining most of its dark re-parkerized finish. Stock has a spliced repair to the left side of the forend, otherwise good, showing scattered handling marks to the dark refinished surface. Action operates smoothly; bore is fair with old pitting around the muzzle area. No visible import marks. The M1 bayonet is a cutdown Model 1905 and is marked on the left side ricasso "UFH /US/(Flaming Bomb)1942". Bayonet condition is good with darkening and patina across much of the surface. Scabbard is marked "US" on the front of the locket. Condition is fair with patina to the locket and wear to the fiberglass body. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #167 (Sale Order 168 of 804)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #288584, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, thin blade fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" notch and rounded ears, slide marked with Colt address, patent information, Rampant Colt logo, and "Model of 1911 U.S. Army". Frame is marked on left side with "United States Property", and round JMG inspector's proof mark. Includes a grip safety, flush-fitting smooth main spring housing with lanyard loop at bottom, and a smooth steel trigger. Barrel is marked on top with a small "P" and "H", and has a small "5" and "3" on bottom in front of lug, and faint mark on lug. Checkered walnut grips with large diamonds around the screw holes. Plus one two-tone blued steel magazine with flat base. Serial range dates this pistol to 1918 production. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% original finish, with the barrel being polished and reblued. There is high edgewear to the sides and edges of the slide, the lettering on the slide, tops of the sights, front frame edge, trigger guard edges, high edges of the hold open lever and safety lever. Pistol has the typical lines and scratches under the hold open lever from disassembly. Front grip strap is thinning with a mottled color, as is the rear of the frame. Grip safety and mainspring housing show light thinning of finish. There are light wear marks on the sides of the hammer and trigger. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly; bore is heavily frosted, but still has discernible lands and grooves. Grips are very nice, showing a few light scratches and one small gouge above the lower grip screw on the left side. Grip screws are very nice with clean slots. Magazine shows a thinning mottled blued finish on the bottom, and a cleaned and lightly polished top. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Ithaca Model 1911-A1 Lend-Lease Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proofs

Lot #168 (Sale Order 169 of 804)

WWII Ithaca Model 1911-A1 Lend-Lease Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proofs, #1256245, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, frame marked with crossed cannons proof, "FJA", "P", "United States Property", M1911 A1 U.S. Army", front of trigger guard marked with "6" and "+". Additional British stamped markings on frame "Not English Make", on slide "Released British Government 1952", "(crown)/V" proofs on rear of frame and slide; "(crown)/V", "(crown)/CP" and "NP" on barrel chamber. Blued barrel marked on sides of the lug "HS" and "P". Barrel has a small slot cut in the top at the rear hood to act as a loaded chamber indicator (possibly a British requirement). Stamped steel trigger, grip safety, lanyard loop at bottom of mainspring housing. Fixed thin blade front sight, drift adjustable rear sight with "U"-shaped notch, "P" proof on slide in front of rear sight. Includes one blued steel magazine with "S" stamp on inside of toe. Made by Ithaca in 1944, this gun was sent to England for use by the British in WWII and sold commercially after the war. It appears to have been hardly used. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 93%-95% original parkerized finish, with high edge holster wear at front and sides of slide, wear line from firing on left side of lower slide, wear to tops of the front and rear sight, front frame edge, tips of the hold open and safety levers, and rear edges of the frame at the mag well opening. There is a typical line and scratch from disassembly on the frame at the hold open lever edge, and wear to the sides of the grip safety lever. Top of barrel shows thinning to the bluing from firing or racking. There are two tiny dings on the right side of the mainspring housing edge. Grips and grip screws are excellent. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright with just the slightest leading or crud near the muzzle, and may clean to almost mint. Magazine shows wear to the bluing all around from use, and light rust stains near the bottom. Overall, a very nice example. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Remington Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #169 (Sale Order 170 of 804)

WWII Remington Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2440664, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, serial number range indicates 1945 production date, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch, slide marked Remington Rand Inc., Syracuse, N.Y. U.S.A., with additional small numbers 481 stamped above address, small "p" proof on top of slide and left side of frame, FJA inspector's initials above mag release button, right side of frame has crossed cannons proof mark, "United States Property", "M 1911 A1 U.S. Army", trigger guard markings are N, Z, and 1. Stamped steel trigger, arched mainspring housing with vertical lines, and lanyard loop at bottom. Black Dulite finished barrel is marked on the lug "HS" and "P" proof. Checkered brown plastic grips. Includes one black matte-finished magazine with small "S" stamp on inside toe. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% of its original parkerized finish, with high edgewear to slide front, sides, rear edges, top of sights, front and high edges of the frame, a couple of light firing lines on lower left of the slide, edgewear to trigger guard, tips and edges of the hold open, safety lever, and grip safety, and edges of the mainspring housing, with typical lines and scratches under the hold open lever from disassembly; front grip strap finish is thinning somewhat, as is the back of the grip safety. Barrel chamber area shows wear from firing and use. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright with some light frosting but has strong lands and grooves. Grips are very nice showing only light wear, grip screw slots are clean, and screws show light wear on the tops. Magazine shows light scuffs and a few lines from use. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #170 (Sale Order 171 of 804)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #117820, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, thin blade fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" notch and rounded ears, smooth steel trigger, slide marked with Colt address, patent information, Rampant Colt logo, and "Model of 1911 U.S. Army". Frame is marked on left side with "United States Property" and flaming bomb proof mark; has grip safety and a flush fitting smooth mainspring housing with lanyard loop at the bottom. Barrel is marked on top with a small "P" and "H", and has a small "C" on bottom in front of lug. Checkered walnut grips with large diamonds around the screw holes. Includes a Type 1 Springfield magazine with folded edges on bottom base plate, and lanyard loop. Remnants of the copper plating on the back edge near the top of the magazine. Serial range and flaming bomb proof indicates this is a Springfield Armory frame produced in 1915, married to a Colt slide of similar vintage. Condition is fair, the slide having lost most of its finish, with a mottled gray and brown patina, scattered rust stains and light pitting, numerous small dings on the front near the muzzle. Frame retains approx. 40% of its blued finish, with wear at the front and trigger guard, thinning and light pitting in front grip strap, scattered light pinprick rust spots in a few areas, and a mostly mottled brown patina to the back of the grip safety and mainspring housing. There are the typical scratches below the hold open lever from disassembly, and the lever has numerous small dings. Barrel shows heavy wear to the finish in the chamber area. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is frosted overall, but still has discernible lands and grooves. Grips show heavy wear, a few small dings and flattened diamonds; grip screw slots are heavily marred and retain no finish. Magazine has a matte blackened finish with wear marks from use, but still has a small area of visible copper plating at top of back spine. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Spreewerk P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #171 (Sale Order 172 of 804)

WWII German Spreewerk P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7731w, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof and "(eagle)/88" waffenampts, late cogged style hammer, drift adjustable fixed blade type front sight with small "+" mark on side and fixed rear sight with "u"-shaped notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, all visible numbers matching, dark brown grooved Bakelite grips, and two blued steel magazines marked "P38", "jvd", and "WaA706" waffenampt. Shows typical late-war Spreewerk rough machining to surfaces. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% original finish, with minor high edgewear to sides of muzzle, front high edges of slide, tip of safety lever, rear high edges of slide, tip of rear frame lug, hold open lever tip, lanyard loop outer edge, and sides of mag release. Front grip strap is thinning to slightly gray. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips show a few light scratches and one tiny chip at lower edge of left grip. Grip screw is slightly marred. Magazines show only light wear to the finish from use. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser Luger P.08 byf-41 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #172 (Sale Order 173 of 804)

WWII Mauser Luger P.08 byf-41 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #6664b, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, blued small parts, Nazi eagle firing proofs and "(eagle)/655" waffenampts on barrel and slide, all visible numbers matching except magazine (unnumbered), center toggle marked "byf", side of frame stamped "P.08", drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, stock lug, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, and one blued extruded steel magazine with pinned black plastic base. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80%-82% original salt blued finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, thinning of the bluing on the barrel with light scratches, wear to the bluing with light pitting on the front frame lugs and top of chamber area, high edgewear to the slide, toggle parts, rear frame ears, and trigger guard edges. Front grip strap is very strong with a couple of small scratches; rear grip strap shows thinning and light freckling, with high edgewear on the stock lug. Sideplate has been heavily cleaned and lightly scratched, retaining only 20%-30% of its finish. Small parts are very nice showing minimum age and wear. Grips fit nicely and are tight with a few light scuffs and depressions. Grip screws are excellent. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright with a light frosting in the grooves. Magazine shows wear, age, heavy pitting, and losses to the blued finish; base fits well and is tight. Includes a very nice black leather hard shell holster that is maker marked "Genschow & Co. Berlin", dated 1937, with a Weimar eagle "WaA337" waffenampt on back. There is an unmarked loading tool in the small inner pouch. Holster condition is very good showing some wear and fading to the black finish, minor scratches and scuffs, intact inner pull strap, no repairs, and a spot on the underside of the flap where possibly a soldier's name was removed. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Walther P-38 ac-45 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #173 (Sale Order 174 of 804)

WWII Walther P-38 ac-45 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #6261a, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade type front sight and fixed rear sight with small "U"-shaped notch, all visible numbers matching, Nazi eagle firing proof and "(eagle)/359" waffenampt on slide, "(eagle)/359" on frame and rear spine of magazine, lanyard loop, late war cogged style hammer, grooved brown Bakelite grips, and one blued steel magazine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% original war-time blued finish, with wear to the muzzle sides, scratches and minor dings to the barrel, high edgewear to the slide, trigger guard edges, high edges of the safety lever, hold open lever, and lanyard loop. Front grip strap shows moderate to heavy thinning to the finish, as does the upper grip lug on the rear. Magazine release knob shows wear on the sides and a brown finish. Action, hold open, safety, and hammer drop all function properly; bore is bright with a light frosting in the grooves. Magazine shows age and wear from use, light scratches, and a faintly scratched in number on one side. Includes a thin black leather war-time soft shell holster marked on the back "P38", "jhg41", and "(Nazi eagle)/WaA41" waffenampt. Condition of the holster is very good, showing light age and use, scuffs, scratches, and minor wear, but overall is very sound. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Krieghoff 1936 Dated P.08 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #174 (Sale Order 175 of 804)

Krieghoff 1936 Dated P.08 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #4915, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, all visible numbers match except magazines, Krieghoff and Luftwaffe proof and acceptance stamps on slide, frame, and some small parts; toggle marked with Krieghoff logo, chamber dated "1936", rear of toggle at the back looks like a number was removed (but it has a matching number stamped on the inside bottom), checkered brown Bakelite grips with smooth borders, stock lug, lanyard loop, and two (2) nickel-plated magazines with aluminum bases. Condition is very good retaining approx. 82%-85% original salt blue finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, thinning to the bluing on the barrel, wear at the front frame lugs, slide and toggle high edges, sideplate high edges, rear frame ears, sides of trigger guard, and stock lug. Front grip strap shows some thinning, light freckles, and a couple of small worn spots; rear grip strap is very strong with just a few light freckles. Straw-finished small parts show wear, spotting, light freckles, and retain approx. 40%-50% of their finish. Grips are very nice showing impeccable fit, no play, and only light wear and soiling. Grip screws show some marring of the slots. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall but still retains strong lands and grooves. Magazines show Simson proof marks, different numbers from the gun, and one has a large "S" stamp; bodies are nickel plated with aluminum bases and show normal wear and use. There is some heavy green verdigris on the magazine in the holster pouch that should clean well. Includes an unmarked black leather hard shell holster showing wear and use, with a large "T" carved into the back side between the belt loops; an intact leather pull strap to remove the gun remains, showing numerous scuffs and scratches and wear to the finish. Loading tool has a small eagle proof mark in the center. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P-38 ac-41 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #175 (Sale Order 176 of 804)

WWII German P-38 ac-41 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #9092j, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, "(eagle)359" and Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)359" waffenampts on frame and most of the small parts; all visible numbers matching, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped groove, hammer drop safety, bottom mag release, grooved brown Bakelite grips, lanyard loop, and one blued steel magazine marked "P.38v", with one "(eagle)359" waffenampt on back spine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% original blued finish, with wear and light scratches on the muzzle edges, front and high edges of slide, right side of slide has thinning to the bluing, light scratches and scattered freckling, high edges of the small parts, wear to the trigger guard edges, lanyard loop and mag release edges. Front grip strap is thinning but still retains some bluing, as does the rear frame lug. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny, with just a hint of very light frosting. Grips show light wear and a few small scratches. Magazine shows only light wear lines from use, light scratches and minor wear to the base plate. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser K98k bcd43 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #176 (Sale Order 177 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k bcd43 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #9003, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked "bcd43", with commercial eagle "N" firing proof and no waffenampts. Receiver is not numbered, but barrel number matches the bolt and bolt parts. Receiver has a machined area near the barrel where possibly a previous code was removed before being blued. The machined steel trigger guard and floorplate are numbered 9034 and 34 respectively with no waffenampts, and the stock is numbered 9034 on the bottom edge, only 31 numbers from the action parts. Barrel visible marks are ch924... with no waffenampts. (This could be a late war expedient assembly using parts that previously did not pass inspection.) Bolt has an "(eagle)N" commercial proof also, and is a late war type with round gas holes. Includes a 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with no provision for a sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1- 20 and range is marked on both sides, top and bottom. Laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, solid front band and machined rear band, side sling slot, bolt takedown disc, and cupped buttplate. Condition is very good+ retaining approx. 95% original blue finish, with light wear and age to front of barrel, nicks and dings on barrel band edges, slight high edgewear on top of rear sight, receiver and trigger guard edges. Rear top of receiver shows a very light freckling. Bolt shows lines and wear from use, with some heavy freckling on the underside of the knob. Trigger guard edges have light rust patina. Stock has been coated with a layer of thin varnish that has also coated some of the edges of the metal parts of the action, rear barrel band, stock disc and buttplate. Stock does not appear to have been sanded and still shows rough chatter marks from the stock duplicating machine, that were not removed during finishing. This also leads to the assumption that this was a late war assembly. Stock shows only minimal use and wear with a few light dings and scratches, and light chipping around the toe and buttplate edge. Action and safety work properly; bore is bright and shiny. Sling shows some drying to the leather, scuffs, scratches and spot marks. A very interesting piece, and with some light restoration/stripping of the varnish, could be an outstanding example. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

WWII Mauser K98k bnz43 Code Bolt Action Rifle, with Zf-41 Scope

Lot #177 (Sale Order 178 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k bnz43 Code Bolt Action Rifle, with Zf-41 Scope, #1791g, 7.92 x 57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, bolt action, chamber marked "bnz43" for Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, WaA623 waffenampt, and "(eagle)77" proof marks, 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, no sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1- 20, laminated wood stock and upper handguard, side sling slot, bolt takedown disc, cupped buttplate, solid front band, machined rear band, bayonet lug, machined steel trigger guard and floorplate. Matching numbers on the receiver, trigger guard and floorplate, bolt is numbered 719v, cocking piece may have been re-numbered, safety lever is numbered 719, firing pin sleeve is 719 with a small "e". Barrel bands and buttplate are not numbered. Gun has a Zf-41 sharpshooter scope and mount attached to the rear sight boss. (This may have been added in the field, or at a later date, as Steyr was not a supplier of factory Zf-41 equipped guns.) The mount for the scope is numbered 2345, with "duv" & "(eagle)214" waffenampt, and the tops of the mount brackets are electro-penciled "45". Scope is marked Z.F. 41/1 and jve, with front and rear metal sight hoods, the front marked 27-1079J2. Condition is good retaining approx. 60% of a thinning blued finish, with wear from use on most of the surfaces, some spotting marks on side of receiver magazine opening and top of the rear receiver, high edgewear on most of the parts, there is a large ding on the left side of the rear sight base where it meets the barrel, age graying and minor rust stains on the buttplate and stock disc. Action and safety function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall, with strong lands and grooves. Stock shows no visible markings, has not been sanded, shows numerous dings, scratches, scuffs, a few gouges and soiling. There is a visible gap in the fit of the upper handguard lower edge to the stock. Scope internal optics are dirty, and the post reticle is only visible looking backwards from the front, so it may need some cleaning and attention. Scope and mount retain most all of their blued finish, with some lines on the scope range adjustment sleeve from use. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R)

WWII Mauser K98k duv42 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #178 (Sale Order 179 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k duv42 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #2250c, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, chamber marked "duv 42" with a large "KI" stamped in between the duv and 42, "(eagle)214" waffenampts on receiver and barrel, floorplate, trigger guard and rear sight. All visible numbers matching, but bolt, bolt parts, and front barrel band have been scrubbed and force matched numbered to the rest of the parts. Includes 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, solid front barrel band, machined rear barrel band, machined trigger guard and floorplate, laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, rear recoil lug added (typical Soviet modification), side sling slot, bolt takedown disc, cupped buttplate. No visible import marks, but resembles finishes and stock work on Soviet captured rifles. Condition is good, the metal parts having a goldish/blue mottled and thinning finish, with wear on the high edges of barrel, sight hood, receiver and bolt release lever. Trigger guard is fading to brown, with the floorplate and front of the trigger guard looking cleaned with a freckled goldish tone. Bolt shows wear and lines from use, a plum-colored extractor, and mottled blue/gold tone. Action and safety work properly; bore is mostly bright, with light frosting overall, and strong lands and grooves. Stock has been sanded and re-oiled, shows some sanding scratches, a few light dings and soiling. Stock disc and buttplate have been cleaned bright, with a minor rust spot on the side of the buttplate. Est.: $750-1,000. (C&R)

Persian Model 30 Czech BRNO Mauser Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #179 (Sale Order 180 of 804)

Persian Model 30 Czech BRNO Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, NVSN, 8x57mm, 17.91" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight with Farsi number range adjustments. Marked on top of receiver ring with "(Royal Iranian Crown)/Lion crest", and on left side receiver rail with Farsi script for "Rifle Model 1309 Made at Brno Arms Factory". Farsi numbers are mismatched on bolt handle and stock. Cleaning rod is missing. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 90% of its reblued finish, which was applied over old pitting on the barrel, and impact marks to the front band, now showing patina spots to the receiver. There is a crack to the hand guard behind the rear band and a pin repaired separation to the toe of the buttstock, otherwise the wood is good with a chip and overall handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly. There is pitting forward of the chamber, otherwise the bore is bright with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Rare South African Boer Marked Model 1895 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #180 (Sale Order 181 of 804)

Rare South African Boer Marked Model 1895 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #8312, 7x57mm, 29.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Chilean crest, and on left side receiver rail with DWM Berlin factory markings. "O.V.S." (Orange Free State) marked over serial number on left side receiver and stock forend. Matching numbers on bolt and stock; mismatched number on cleaning rod. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with thinning on the buttstock and patina to the muzzle. Wood is very good with scratches to the right side forend and overall impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,200.(C&R)

Venezuelan Contract FN-49 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #181 (Sale Order 182 of 804)

Venezuelan Contract FN-49 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #262, 7x57mm, 23.2" barrel, black painted finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable sliding leaf rear sight with aperture. Marked on top of receiver ring with Venezuelan crest, and on right side receiver "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL-BELGIQUE". Matching number on receiver cover. No markings on stock. Muzzlebrake fitted to barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, showing scratches and flaking to the muzzlebrake, exposed barrel, and front sight assembly. Forend has a circular impact mark with chip (from adjacent rifle in crate) on the right side, otherwise the wood is very good showing dents and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

War-time Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Marking

Lot #182 (Sale Order 183 of 804)

War-time Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Markings, #H5517, 9mm Luger cal., 4-5/8" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade front sight, milled and checkered narrow rib on slide top, drift adjustable rear sight with small "v" groove, grip safety, hammer drop lever, checkered black composite grips with "FB" and "VIS" logos, left side of slide marked "FB RADOM VIS Mod.35. Pat.Nr.15567". Nazi eagle/WaA77 proofs on slide and frame, Nazi eagle firing proof and "eagle623" waffenampt on left side of slide, and "P35(p)" stamping. War-time rough milled finish, with blued small parts. Barrel is polished in the white. Lanyard loop at bottom of main spring housing. Includes one war-time magazine and one modern replacement magazine. Condition is good retaining approx. 60%-70% of its thinning original blued finish, with wear on the front edges of the slide, thinning from cleaning wear to the middle and rear of left side of slide with some pitting, high edgewear on the upper slide, freckling of rust on the slide serrations, front and rear grip straps, and sides of frame around the grips. Slide hold-open lever has a small area of pitting near the end. Hammer shows some wear to the finish on sides. Barrel shows some age graying and light stains. Action, hold open, safeties, and hammer drop all work properly; bore is bright, with a little frosting near the chamber, but has strong lands and grooves. Grips show some soiling and light scratches but are still very nice. The original magazine shows wear from use to the blued finish and some rust freckling on the body and base plate; the modern replacement magazine looks new. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Roth Steyr M1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #183 (Sale Order 184 of 804)

Roth Steyr M1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #51185, 8mm Roth Steyr cal., 5.1" barrel, blued finish, drift adjustable small inverted "v" front sight, fixed rear sight with small "v" notch; bolt, barrel, and trigger finished in the white, knurled cocking knob with cocking indicator rod, grooved wood grips, lanyard loop at bottom of frame grip, internal magazine to be loaded with stripper clips. Top of slide marked "Waffenfabrik Steyr". Rear of frame with stamped markings of "W n (Austrian Eagle) 13", a small "T" in a circle, and a small "k" inside the groove of the cocking knob. Disc in center of right grip has Austrian army unit markings of "73. R(Reserve). 92." Condition is very good retaining approx. 92%-95% original rust blued finish, with wear at the front muzzle sides, high edges of frame, sides of frame covering the barrel, trigger guard edges, light freckling on the frame sides and grip straps, and light scratches on the frame sides. Grip straps are very strong with minor freckling and wear on the edges of the lanyard loop. Barrel, bolt and trigger show fading and age graying to the polished surface. Grips show age, soiling, a few dings and gouges, but fit nicely and tight. Action and hold open function properly. Includes a dark brown holster with side pouch for the stripper clips (none present), a large flap at the top with leather retaining straps for the flap and side pouch, and a large single belt loop at rear. No visible markings on the holster, other than what appears to be a large red ink stamp on the inside of the flap and a faint penciled name in a circle. Holster condition is good, the leather and stitching are sound, showing age, scuffs, scratches, soiling, and few gouges. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Norwegian Model 1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #184 (Sale Order 185 of 804)

Norwegian Model 1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #31184, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, thin fixed blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" notch, slide is marked on right side "1945" with a small box and an A; left side of slide is marked 11.25m/m AUT. PISTOL M1914 and serial number, "(crown)/K" and "(crown)/(7 proof marks)". The frame is marked with the serial number, and most of the small parts are numbered .184; mainspring housing is numbered .191, with a smooth flush-fitting mainspring housing and a grip safety. Barrel is numbered on the bottom .186. Grips are dark-colored wood with checkering and large diamonds around the screw holes. Magazine has a two-toned finish and a lanyard loop at the bottom. Serial number range indicates this pistol was assembled just after WWII, using parts remaining at the factory after the German occupation, production ceasing in 1948. Condition is good showing a matte dark blue/brown appearance with edgewear on the slide front and sides, light scratches and a couple of light dings to the slide, wear to the front of the frame, trigger guard edges, edges of small parts, and thinning to finish on front grip strap with some pinprick pitting, thinning and mottling around the upper trigger guard area of frame; thinning to the rear of the grip safety and mainspring housing. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright with a light frosting, and strong lands and grooves. Grips show age darkening and wear, with a few light gouges in the right grip; grip screw slots are slightly marred. Magazine shows wear and fading to the finish, and light wear from use. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Standard Products M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #185 (Sale Order 186 of 804)

U.S. Standard Products M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1997844, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat parkerized bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1", and "STD.PRO." on receiver tang. Barrel behind front sight is marked "UNDERWOOD 7-43(Flaming Bomb). Right side buttstock is stamped with a faint "Ordnance Wheel Crossed Cannons" cartouche. Sling slot is stamped "S-HB", and there is a "P" firing proof on the underside of the stock wrist. A good condition early U.S.G.I. sling with oiler is attached, and a good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "AI." on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish. Wood has had added varnish applied, now good, showing handling marks to the dark surface. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #186 (Sale Order 187 of 804)

U.S. Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #526075, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat parkerized bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL.30 M1", and "INLAND DIV." on receiver tang. Barrel behind front sight is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/43". Left side stock wrist is stamped "RRA-C". Sling slot is marked "G-RMC", over stamped with a large "1927/119". There is a "Square P" firing proof on the underside of the stock wrist. A good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "U" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish. There is a repaired wrist crack to the stock behind the receiver tang and a couple more repairs to the left side of the forend; wood is otherwise good with scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Rock-Ola M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #187 (Sale Order 188 of 804)

U.S. Rock-Ola M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1690588, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1", and "ROCK-OLA on receiver tang. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "ROCK-OLA". Right side buttstock is stamped with a boxed "RMC" over "Ordnance Wheel Crossed Cannons" cartouche. A very good condition U.S.G.I green cotton sling with oiler is attached, and a good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "R-O" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good. Receiver has been re-parkerized and the bolt has been re-blued. Metal retains over 90% finish with patina to the buttplate. Stock shows an old sanding and has a chip and gouges at the sling slot, otherwise very good with scattered handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening that may clean better with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Quality Hardware M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #188 (Sale Order 189 of 804)

U.S. Quality Hardware M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #4830403, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat parkerized bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1" and "QUALITY H.M.C." on receiver tang. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "UNDERWOOD/ 2-44/(Flaming Bomb). Right side stock is stamped "RRA-C" forward of the wrist, and there is a "Square P" firing proof on the bottom of the pistol grip (later modified into a "B"). Painted rack number on right side buttstock. A fair condition early U.S.G.I. sling with oiler is attached, and a very good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "OI-Q" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining about 85% finish showing patina to the buttplate. Wood is very good showing a few areas of marring to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

WWII German P-38 ac-44 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #189 (Sale Order 190 of 804)

WWII German P-38 ac-44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6636l, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, "(eagle)359" and Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)359" waffenampt on frame, barrel marked with WaA76 internally, which is a Czech supplied part, correct on some L block ac-44 P-38's; all visible numbers matching, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped groove, hammer drop safety, bottom mag release, grooved brown Bakelite grips, lanyard loop, and one blued steel magazine marked P.38v, with one "(eagle)359" waffenampt on back spine. Typical late-war, last ditch, rough machining to the barrel, slide, and frame. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% of its late-war blued finish, with wear to the sides of the muzzle and barrel, front edge of slide, light scratches and freckling to the top and sides of slide, edges of the stamped steel firing pin cover, tip of the safety lever, and edges of the trigger guard. Front grip strap and front of the trigger guard are mostly brown with a mottled patina, as is the rear frame lug. High edgewear to the lanyard loop and mag release. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny with just a hint of frosting. Grips are very nice showing almost no wear and a pleasing light brown color. Magazine shows light freckling over most of the body with some wear lines from use; the base plate retains some bluing, but fading a bit. Overall a nice late-war example. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther P-38 ac-42 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #190 (Sale Order 191 of 804)

WWII German Walther P-38 ac-42 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7966a, 9mm Luger cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, drift adjustable front sight, fixed rear sight, double action, eagle 359 proof marks on slide, frame, and many of the small parts; all visible numbers matching, mottled brown grooved Bakelite grips, lanyard loop on left side, bottom mag release, one unmarked magazine with numbered base plate (2074), and one new replacement magazine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% of its thinning original finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, front, top, and high edges of the slide; light wear to the barrel and chamber area, wear to the front and sides of the trigger guard, and high edges of the small parts on the left side; front grip strap has slight thinning to the finish, but is still very good; sides of rear top of grip strap show some light wear, as does the magazine release. Grips show light use but overall are very nice. Action and hold open function properly; bore is bright with some frosting mainly in the grooves. Hammer drop lever does not drop the hammer without depressing the hammer a bit. Magazine shows wear and lines from use, and has no markings or proof marks. Magazine base plate is numbered on the toe (see number above); the modern replacement magazine is as new. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Mauser Red 9 Bolo Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #191 (Sale Order 192 of 804)

Custom Mauser Red 9 Bolo Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #609303, 9mm Luger cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, fixed front sight, tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-1000, "(crown)/U" proof marks, all visible numbers matching, internal magazine, slot for shoulder stock, lanyard ring missing at bottom of grip strap, grooved wood grips with large red 9 carved in the middle. Bolo Broomhandle pistols were not produced in 9mm caliber, and this piece has been expertly re-barreled and restored/refinished with proper rust bluing and fire blued small parts. Grips are modern replacements. Condition is excellent as refinished/restored, retaining approx. 98% of its rust blued finish, with a couple of light scratches on the rear grip strap, one small scratch on the right side of the frame front, a small wear mark to the bluing on the bottom of the magazine floorplate, and it has a couple of very small micro-pits that were left inside the milled out section of the left frame side. Bolt is polished in the white. Trigger and extractor have some slight wear to the fire blued finish. Grips are in good condition with just slight wear to the varnished and stained finish. Action, hold open and safety function properly, but the hammer needs to be depressed slightly to allow the safety lever to move; bore is excellent, bright and shiny. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser C96 Broomhandle Red Nine Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #192 (Sale Order 193 of 804)

Mauser C96 Broomhandle Red Nine Semi-Automatic Pistol, #56136, 9mm, 5.5" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, all visible numbers matching, fixed front sight, tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-500, internal magazine, frame and top of chamber marked with Mauser address, "(crown)/U" proof marks, small proof mark on right side of chamber (barely visible), grooved wood grips with large "9" carved in the middle, lanyard ring at bottom of grip strap. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90%-95% of its original wartime rust blued finish, with thinning to the bluing on the barrel and slide, very slight wear to the sides of the muzzle, and lines on the barrel bottom from firing; slight wear to the front slide lugs, light scratches around the magazine floorplate, scratches on the rear grip strap and stock slot, and a few small dings around the top of the stock slot. Small parts show some edgewear to the fire bluing. Bolt is polished in the white and shows some age graying to the front portion around the extractor. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny. Action, hold open and safety work properly, but the hammer needs to be pulled down slightly to allow the safety lever to move. Grips show a few small dings and light wear but are very nice overall and are numbered to the gun on the inside. There is some white crayon filling some of the markings on the gun to highlight them. Overall a very nice example showing light use. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Randall Model 3 "Hunter" Knife

Lot #193 (Sale Order 194 of 804)

Randall Model 3 "Hunter" Knife, 6" blade is marked above the ricasso "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.", opposite side "Gene Gorsline". Overall length is 10.75". Standard stacked leather washer handle; red/white/blueish-gray spacers; single brass hilt, with duralumin pommel cap. In a replacement brown leather sheath, front with tooled basket weave pattern, and bootlace type stitching. Knife is in good used condition. Blade has been resharpened, cutting edge is clean, no chips or nicks. Blade stamp and name are clear. Brass shows moderate toning from age. Pommel cap and stacked leather washers show general handling wear. Sheath shows age and wear, which is consistent with the overall condition of the knife. Including scuffs, scratches, and some darkening, stitching is intact. Est.: $400-$500.

Randall Model 5 "Small Camp and Trail" Knife

Lot #194 (Sale Order 195 of 804)

Randall Model 5 "Small Camp and Trail" Knife, 4" blade is marked above the ricasso "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.". Overall length is 8.5". Stag handle with brass and black spacers, single brass hilt, and brass pommel cap. In original brown leather sheath, stamped on the backside with Randall logo as well as "5 4"; retaining strap has a "Randall Made" snap. Includes a soft padded storage pouch. Knife is in excellent unused condition showing a few slight handling marks, which are most noticeable on the brass hilt. Sheath is like new. Est.: $450-$650.

Randall Model 12 "Sportsman Bowie" Knife

Lot #195 (Sale Order 196 of 804)

Randall Model 12 "Sportsman Bowie" Knife, 9" blade is marked above the ricasso "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.". Overall length is 14.1". Stag handle with compass; red, white, and blue spacers; brass double hilt. In original brown leather sheath, stamped on the backside with Randall logo as well as "12 9"; retaining strap has a "Randall Made" snap, stone pouch with salmon-colored sharpening stone. Includes a soft padded storage case. Knife is in excellent unused condition showing a few light scratches on the blade. Sheath is also excellent with a few small spots of darkening to the leather, white stitching is clean, stone is unused. Est.: $750-$1,000.

Randall Model 12 "Smithsonian Bowie" Knife

Lot #196 (Sale Order 197 of 804)

Randall Model 12 "Smithsonian Bowie" Knife, 11" blade is marked above the ricasso "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.". Overall length is 16.4". Wood handle with brass double hilt, and scalloped brass pommel cap. In original brown leather sheath, stamped on the backside with Randall logo as well as "12 11"; retaining strap has a "Randall Made" snap, stone pouch with salmon colored "Fine India" sharpening stone. Includes a soft padded storage case. Knife is in excellent unused condition showing a few light scratches on the blade, likely from the knife being taken in and out of the sheath. There is a small flat spot on the edge of the brass pommel cap. Sheath with intermittent light scuffs and scratches to the backside, otherwise in excellent condition; stitching is intact, stone is unused. Est.: $750-$1,000.

Randall Model 18 "Attack Survival" Knife

Lot #197 (Sale Order 198 of 804)

Randall Model 18 "Attack Survival" Knife, 7.5" blade is marked above the ricasso "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.". Top with partial sawtooth edge. Overall length is 12.25". Hollow stainless steel tubular handle with double brass hilt, and threaded brass pommel cap. In original brown leather sheath, stamped on the front with Randall logo, retaining strap has a "Randall Made" snap, stone pouch with salmon-colored sharpening stone. Includes a soft padded storage case. Knife is in excellent unused condition. Sheath is also excellent with intermittent light scuffs from storage; stitching is intact, stone is unused. Est.: $700-$900.

Custom Fixed Blade Knife, by D'Alton Holder

Lot #198 (Sale Order 199 of 804)

Custom Fixed Blade Knife, by D'Alton Holder, 4.1" mirror polished drop point blade is marked "D'Holder Farmington, N.M. Overall length is 8.9". Nickel silver guard and pommel. Handle is made of a combination of amber and bone with nickel silver spacers. Knife is in excellent unused condition. No sheath. Est.: $400-$600.

Satin Nickel Colt Series 70 Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #199 (Sale Order 200 of 804)

Satin Nickel Colt Series 70 Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70SC65192, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, satin nickel finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, fixed blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, with one matching Colt magazine. In original matching numbered box with two-piece Styrofoam insert, misc. factory paperwork (no instruction manual). Mfg'd 1978. Condition is very good with general light scuffs and handling marks, some resulting in moderate darkening to the finish. Grips show moderate handling wear, with slight deformation to the screw slots. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and shows wear that is consistent with the overall condition of the pistol. Box shows age and wear with areas reinforced by clear tape, small interior flaps are missing. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV/Series 70 Government Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #200 (Sale Order 201 of 804)

Colt MK IV/Series 70 Government Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #24726B70, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel with blade front and drift adjustable rear sights; satin nickel finish, Colt medallion Pachmayr checkered rubber wraparound grips, with one correct satin-finished Colt magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO" on the base with an "M" proof. Mfg'd 1979. Pistol is in fine overall condition with light scratches and mars consistent with carry and use. Takedown lever, grip safety, trigger, barrel bushing, guide rod cap and safety are blued in finish. Grips are in very good condition. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 MK IV/Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #201 (Sale Order 202 of 804)

Colt 1911 MK IV/Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #11785N70, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and Colt-Elliason adjustable rear sights, deep blue Colt finish, adjustable trigger, target hammer and solid rib, checkered walnut Colt medallion grips, 7-rd. magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO" with Rampant Colt emblem and an "M" proof. Includes the original Colt factory wood grain cardboard box with manual, safety card, and Colt Industries "Thank You" letter, all in good condition. Mfg'd 1982. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97% factory blue finish with light storage marks. Checkered walnut grips are about excellent as well with sharp checkering, showing little use. Action is crisp with sharp markings, bore is very good. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Walther/Manhurin Model PPK/S Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #202 (Sale Order 203 of 804)

Walther/Manhurin Model PPK/S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #136423S, .22 L.R. cal., 3.25" barrel, white dot blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, milled rib, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, left grip with thumb rest, includes two (2) 10-rd. Walther magazines; one with the black plastic finger extension. Includes the original black plastic Walther case with a matching end label, cleaning rod, manual, numbered test target, French certificate and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition and appears to be unfired. Right side of slide is marked "INTERARMS ALEXANDRIA/VIRGINIA" with a crown proof just ahead of the serial number. Left side features standard Walther markings. Barrel is stamped "ST. ETIENNE" with an additional crown proof. Butt is stamped "MADE IN FRANCE" with a small Manhurin symbol. Pistol retains approx. 99% factory blue finish with excellent grips and a crisp action. Bore appears to be unfired. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Desirable T-Series Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #203 (Sale Order 204 of 804)

Desirable T-Series Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Tangent Rear Sight and Shoulder Stock Slot, #T312574, 9mm, 4.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic grips, ring hammer, inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight that is graduated to 500 meters. Backstrap is slotted for a shoulder stock. Visible matching numbers on barrel, frame, and slide. Mfg'd ca. 1971-1972. Includes one unmarked 13-rd. magazine, body has phosphate finish. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original factory blue. Slide shows a few slight scratches and other signs of handling and use, with light wear to the front edges. Factory lettering, proof marks, etc. are clear. There are also some slight scratches and handling wear to the front and backstrap. Grip checkering is sharp. Front edge of the left grip has a few scratches and rub marks. Action operates smoothly. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,400-$2,800. (Modern/PPT)(Hi-cap mags. not available to Calif. residents.)

Belgian Browning Hi-Power Renaissance Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #204 (Sale Order 205 of 804)

Belgian Browning Hi-Power Renaissance Semi-Automatic Pistol, #72C67226, 9mm, 4.625" barrel, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, scroll engraved satin nickel finish, synthetic smooth two-piece faux pearl grips, spur hammer, gold-plated trigger, with one correct 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1972. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, showing beautiful satin nickel finish and extensive fine scroll engraving with 80%-90% coverage. Left side of slide is marked "BROWNING ARMS COMPANY MORGAN, UTAH & MONTREAL P.Q./MADE IN BELGIUM". Synthetic pearl grips are excellent. Pistol appears unfired. The Browning Hi-Power Renaissance pistols are always in high demand, and it would be hard to improve on this example. Est.: $3,500-$4,000. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson Model 29 Double Action Revolver

Lot #205 (Sale Order 206 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 29 Double Action Revolver, #S221505, .44 mag. cal., 8-3/8" pinned barrel, 4-screw, blue finish, checkered Goncalo Alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and white outline square-notch rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. This revolver also features a color case hardened target hammer and target trigger. Mfg'd ca. 1961. In original wood display case, with screwdriver, cleaning accessories, instruction manual, and warranty card. Metal surfaces rate in very good+ condition overall, retaining approx. 95% factory blue. Muzzle wear accounts for most of the finish loss. Otherwise, metal shows typical light blemishes from handling and use. Case colors are strong and nearly all remain. Grips are excellent with intermittent minor handling marks, checkering detail is sharp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Cylinder has a moderate index line, chambers and bore are bright, rifling is well-defined. There are very few minor cosmetic blemishes to outside of the wood case. The bottom panel has separated a little in the back right corner, leaving a visible seam. Otherwise, the box is in nice shape. Paperwork shows some normal yellowing from age. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

Like New Dan Wesson Model 22-V Double Action Revolver Pistol Pac

Lot #206 (Sale Order 207 of 804)

Like New Dan Wesson Model 22-V Double Action Revolver Pistol Pac, with Case, Extra Barrels, etc. #14407, .22 LR cal., with 2.5", 4", 6" and 8" vent rib barrels all with red ramp front sights; white outline fully adjustable rear sight to frame; blue finish, factory checkered Dan Wesson grips with "DW" medallion, as well as an additional pair of finger-grooved walnut grips. Includes 1979 dated Dan Wesson pewter belt buckle, Dan Wesson patch, barrel removal tool, feeler gauge, yellow hang tag, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. In original factory luggage type case with matching numbered end label. Condition to all items is excellent, appearing like new. Extra barrels are still wrapped in the original protective paper and are likely unused. Cylinder has only a very faint turn line. Frame with 8" barrel appears little used and is also possibly unfired after leaving the factory. There is a shallow impression to lower front edge of the checkered grip, likely from poor handling. Otherwise, both sets of grips are like new. Bores are bright and rate in excellent condition. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Engraved Smith & Wesson Model 66 Double Action Revolver

Lot #207 (Sale Order 208 of 804)

Custom Engraved Smith & Wesson Model 66 Double Action Revolver, #1K65026, .357 mag. cal., 4" pinned barrel, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, stainless steel finish, heavy custom textured metal grips with "BHN" embossed in the left panel. Mfg'd 1971. Revolver is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98% of the stainless steel finish with a light index line on the cylinder. Gun is non-factory, custom engraved example with 60%-70% coverage in beautiful scroll engraving and an interesting border on the top strap. Grips are textured metal that resembles sterling but are unmarked except for the initials in the left panel. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. There are no visible engraver's initials on the revolver, but engraving of this quality would be prohibitively expensive and require a significant wait. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 Combat Government Model Series 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #208 (Sale Order 209 of 804)

Colt 1911 Combat Government Model Series 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70B42278, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and fixed white-line square-notched rear sights, blue finish, checkered rubber wraparound Colt medallion grips by Pachmayr, one correct 7-rd. magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO", with Rampant Colt emblem and an "M" proof. Includes the correct wood grain cardboard Colt box with a matching end label and manual, in good condition with small tears. Mfg'd 1982. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue finish, with handling marks and a small scuff on the right side of the frame ahead of the trigger guard. Right side of slide is marked "COMBAT GOVERNMENT MODEL". Checkered rubber wraparound grips are very good. Action is crisp with sharp markings, bore is very good. The forerunner to the Combat Elite. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 Ace Service Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #209 (Sale Order 210 of 804)

Colt 1911 Ace Service Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SM21846, .22 L.R. cal., 5" barrel, blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood Colt "Custom" medallion two-piece grips, one correct Colt magazine marked "COLT .22 L.R." with Rampant Colt emblem. Mfg'd 1979. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 92%-93% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scratches and small mars. Smooth wood Colt grips are not original but are in very good condition and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 Double Action Revolver

Lot #210 (Sale Order 211 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 Double Action Revolver, #16K1028, .38 Spec. cal., 2" pinned barrel, serrated ramped blade and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut S&W medallion Magna grips, K-frame, square butt, with 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd 1977. Revolver is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. There is an assembly #61883 inside the crane. Hammer and trigger show vivid case colors. Grips are near excellent showing little use. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/Not available to Calif. residents.)(Consecutive serial number to next lot.)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 Double Action Revolver

Lot #211 (Sale Order 212 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 Double Action Revolver, #16K1029, .38 Spec. cal., 2" pinned barrel, serrated ramped blade and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut S&W medallion Magna grips, K-frame, square butt, with 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd 1977. Revolver is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. There is an assembly #61886 inside the crane and the model designation stamp is faint. Hammer and trigger show significant case colors. Grips are near excellent showing little use. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/Not available to Calif. residents)(Consecutive serial number to above lot.)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 K-38 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver

Lot #212 (Sale Order 213 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 K-38 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #1K68010, .38 Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut Magna grips, Baughman quickdraw front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, color case hardened .375" semi-target hammer and trigger with added shoe. Back of right grip is numbered and matches the revolver. Mfg'd 1971. Includes a pair of walnut grips by Herrett's. In original two-piece Bangor Punta era box with matching numbered end label, S&W protective wrapping paper, "3-67" dated manual, and a 1972 dated sales receipt for $107.00. Condition is very good+ retaining approx. 96% original factory blue. Wear at the muzzle and a moderate index line to cylinder accounts for most of the finish loss. Otherwise, metal shows scattered normal light marks from handling and use, as well as some light micro-scratching to cylinder and sides of frame. Factory lettering is clear. Hammer retains approx. 95% case colors. Grips show typical light handling wear, checkering is primarily sharp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Bore is bright; rifling shows normal light wear but is still well- defined. Box shows mild storage type wear, end label is clear, all the corners are intact. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Clark Model 61 Colt Mark IV/Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #213 (Sale Order 214 of 804)

Custom Clark Model 61 Colt Mark IV/Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70S19191, .38 Spec. Wadcutter cal., 5" barrel, Patridge front and Bomar half rib with adjustable rear sights, trigger shoe added, blue finish, Colt checkered walnut silver medallion grips. In factory wood grain cardboard box with two (2) correct magazines marked "COLT .38 SPEC." The box is in fair condition with torn corners and a missing end flap. Mfg'd 1975. Pistol is in excellent overall condition as customized by Clark, retaining approx. 95% blue finish. Slide is marked "Clark MODEL 61 KEITHVILLE, LA 71047." Pistol started life as a .38 Super and was transformed into a .38 Mid-Range Wadcutter target pistol with a replacement barrel. Grips are in near excellent condition. Front and rear grips straps have been stippled in the typical Clark manner. Action is crisp; bore is very good. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Clark Heavy Slide Colt MK IV/Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #214 (Sale Order 215 of 804)

Custom Clark Heavy Slide Colt MK IV/Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #11077G70, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel with a full-length Bomar rib, blade front and adjustable rear sight; blue finish, Colt checkered walnut gold medallion grips, with one 7-rd. magazine. Topped with a full-length Bomar rib and the front and rear grip straps have been stippled and a trigger shoe added. In factory wood grain cardboard box with a matching end label and associated packaging materials, in good overall condition with torn corners showing wear. Mfg'd 1976. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94% factory blue finish. Pistol has been customized by Clark and the slide is marked "Clark HEAVY SLIDE KEITHVILLE, LA 71047". Base of the magazine has Dymo tape marked, ".45 CLK". Grips are in very good condition showing little use. Action is smooth; bore is very good. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 60-4 Chief's Special Stainless Double Action Revolver

Lot #215 (Sale Order 216 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 60-4 Chief's Special Stainless Double Action Revolver, #BNZ8236, .38 Spec. cal., 3" full lug barrel, stainless finish, Uncle Mike's synthetic combat grips, with black adjustable rear sight and pinned black serrated ramp front sight, 3 screw J-frame with the standard production thumb latch. Revolver carries a .375" semi-target hammer and a .312" smooth trigger. Shipped Feb. 1993, with information sheet from S&W Historian Roy Jinks. In one-piece blue Smith & Wesson box numbered to the gun. Condition is near excellent with approx. 98% factory stainless and a light index mark on the cylinder. Crisp grips and smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 625-3 (Model of 1989) Double Action Revolver

Lot #216 (Sale Order 217 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 625-3 (Model of 1989) Double Action Revolver, #BEN4358, .45 ACP, 3" barrel, matte stainless finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr "Gripper" grips, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight adjustable for windage and elevation, with a .400" semi-target hammer and smooth trigger. Right side of barrel is marked ".45 cal model of 1989". Condition is excellent overall. Cylinder with a moderate index line and powder fouling to the face. Otherwise, metal surfaces have intermittent minor handling marks. Grips show moderate handling wear. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-10 Classic Double Action Revolver

Lot #217 (Sale Order 218 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-10 Classic Double Action Revolver, #CLW8656, .44 mag. cal., 4" barrel, dark blue finish, with a .500" color case hardened target hammer and .400" target trigger. Checkered Altamont walnut grips with diamond center and gold S&W medallions. Features include a red ramp front sight and square-notched white outline rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with internal locking safety mechanism with one key. In original matching number blue plastic S&W case. In near new overall condition retaining approx. 99% factory blue. There is a thin and light index line on the cylinder, chambers are bright, and the face is clean. Grips have a few minor handling marks, which are most noticeable along bottom edge of the left grip. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up tight. Bore is mirror bright with strong rifling. Overall, appears to have been handled and fired very little. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Detective Special 2nd Issue Double Action Revolver

Lot #218 (Sale Order 219 of 804)

Colt Detective Special 2nd Issue Double Action Revolver, #837559, .38 Spec. cal., 2" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, Colt silver medallion two-piece checkered walnut grips. Mfg'd 1963. Revolver is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle and a faint index line on the cylinder. Colt medallion grips are near excellent. Markings are sharp, action locks up tight, and bore is very good. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #219 (Sale Order 220 of 804)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #D41822, .38 Spec. cal., 2.5" ventilated rib barrel, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut Colt medallion grips. Mfg'd 1970. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 92%-94% factory blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, light index line, and light freckling of surface rust on the rear grip strap. Grips are very good with a flea bite chip at the base of the left panel and some knackering at the butt. Action locks up tight with good timing, bore is very good. These are scarce with the desirable short barrel. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Government Model MK IV Series 80 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #220 (Sale Order 221 of 804)

Colt Government Model MK IV Series 80 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FG02223, .45 ACP cal., 5.0" barrel, red ramped front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, smooth Colt medallion faux ivory grips, and correct Colt 8-rd. magazine marked on base "COLT 45 AUTO", with Rampant Colt emblem and "M" proof. Mfg'd 1983. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and faint handling marks. Markings are crisp. An oversize magazine well has been added during the period of use. Smooth Colt faux ivory grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 Series 70 Lightweight Commander Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #221 (Sale Order 222 of 804)

Colt 1911 Series 70 Lightweight Commander Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CLW020970, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, serrated blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, 7-rd. Colt magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO" with Rampant Colt emblem and an "M" proof. Mfg'd 1975. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches on the front grip strap and edgewear along the slide. Manual safety shows moderate wear and grip safety is a replacement left in the white. Checkered walnut grips are replacements and are in very good condition. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Early Colt Commander Model (Pre-70 Series) Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #222 (Sale Order 223 of 804)

Early Colt Commander Model (Pre-70 Series) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4754-LW, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut Colt medallion grips, and one correct Colt 7-rd. magazine marked "COLT .45 AUTO" on base plate. Mfg'd 1950, first year of production. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, with highpoint edgewear, scratches and thinning of finish on the front grip strap. There is a small scratch on the left side of the frame, near the slide stop, with correct one-line Hartford barrel address on right side of slide, lightweight alloy frame, and crisp Rampant Colt emblem on left side of slide. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Walnut grips are very good with sharp. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

High Condition Walther Model PPK/S Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #223 (Sale Order 224 of 804)

High Condition Walther Model PPK/S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #058556, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, original checkered black plastic Walther grips, white-dot blade front and square-notched rear sight. Includes two (2) 7-rd. Walther magazines, one with black plastic finger extension. In original matching numbered black plastic Walther case with cleaning rod, instruction manual, and matching numbered test target. Right side of slide is marked "Interarms/Alexandria, Virginia". Made in U.S.A. Test target is dated 8/20. Pistol is in excellent like new overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue, with only a few slight handling marks. Grip checkering is sharp. Action operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with strong rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Magnum Research Mark XIX .44 Mag. Desert Eagle Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #224 (Sale Order 225 of 804)

Magnum Research Mark XIX .44 Mag. Desert Eagle Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Factory Polished Chrome Finish, #DK0047614, .44 mag. cal., 6" barrel, original black rubber Desert Eagle grips, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight. Pistol features an ambidextrous safety and comes with two (2) 8-rd. blued steel magazines. In the original matching numbered black plastic case with owner's manual, misc. factory paperwork, video operational manual, cable lock and cleaning tool. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, showing a bright polished chrome finish with a few minor handling marks. Grips and bore are also like new. Action is tight and operates smoothly. Included is a glass-topped wood display case showing the Magnum Research logo etched into the upper left corner of the glass, with combination lock and bottom panel with padded foam insert. Case is in excellent condition, also appearing like new. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #225 (Sale Order 226 of 804)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #D54354, .38 Spec. cal., 2.5" vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Mfg'd 1972. Condition is very good retaining approx. 92% factory blue. There is finish loss and patina to both sides of the barrel and edges of the trigger guard, all which is likely holster wear. Sides of the hammer with salt and pepper type specks of darkening and oxidation. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and very few minor handling marks. Action cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up securely and has a moderate turn line and some wear to the highpoints. Bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and shows wear that is consistent with the overall condition of the revolver. These revolvers are not encountered often with the 2.5" barrel. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #226 (Sale Order 227 of 804)

Excellent Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #R53848, .22 LR cal., 6" vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in outstanding overall condition regardless of the age, even more so considering it is 44 years old. Approx. 99% factory metal finish remains. There are a few very minor handling marks on the frame. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear like new with sharp checkering and bright medallions. Action cycles smoothly, there is only a faint index line to the cylinder. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Bright Stainless Colt Python Double Action Revolver

Lot #227 (Sale Order 228 of 804)

Bright Stainless Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #T77250, .357 mag. cal., 6"vent rib barrel, bright stainless finish, checkered black rubber grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight with orange insert and square-notched fully adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd 1988. In original matching numbered box with two-piece Styrofoam insert, orange hang tag, and instruction manual. Condition is excellent showing bright stainless finish with intermittent mild handling marks and a few light scratches. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear as new with bright medallions. Cylinder with a moderate turn line, bright chambers, face with very mild burn marks. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows moderate storage type wear, with a 1" tear to one of the edges, end label is clear. Est.: $3,000-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

French Manhurin MR 88 Double Action Revolver

Lot #228 (Sale Order 229 of 804)

French Manhurin MR 88 Double Action Revolver, #D01354, .38 Spec. cal., 3" fully shrouded barrel, serrated ramped blade front and square notch fixed rear sights, stainless steel finish, checkered black rubber Trausch style combat grips, 6-shot cylinder. Revolver is in very good overall condition with light scratches, a small ding at the left side of the front sight, and a light drag line on the cylinder. Revolver shows marks consistent with carry and use. Rght side of barrel is import marked "SJI CM CA", and left top strap is marked "Made in France". There are French proof marks on the cylinder face. Checkered rubber grips are very good. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. These steel frame Manhurin revolvers are currently used by the French Gendarme and specialized units worldwide. Their reliability and durability are well-known, and there have been reports of Manhurin revolvers firing 50,000 to 100,000 rounds without issues. Manhurin are rare and this is a scarce configuration. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Series 70 Lightweight Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #229 (Sale Order 230 of 804)

Colt Series 70 Lightweight Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CLW033550, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut Colt medallion grips, correct Colt 7-rd. magazine marked on base "COLT 45 AUTO", with Rampant Colt emblem and "M" proof. There is a single-line Hartford address on the right side of the slide and a sharp Rampant Colt on the left. Mfg'd 1978. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle and light scratches consistent with carry and use. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is about excellent. Pistol has seen little use. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Stainless Raptor II Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #230 (Sale Order 231 of 804)

Kimber Stainless Raptor II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K579223, .45 ACP cal., 5" stainless Match grade barrel with 3-dot Meprolight MH3 Tritium night sights, satin finished stainless steel finish, Zebra wood grips with a scale pattern and Kimber logo, skeletonized aluminum trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, and 9-shot magazine. Includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, bushing wrench, manual, warranty cards, and one additional Wilson Combat magazine. Pistol is in as new condition showing little to no use, retaining nearly all of the satin stainless finish with only light handling marks. The stainless steel slide has serrations cut at the front and rear of slide. Left side of slide is marked "CUSTOM SHOP", and left side indicates Kimber of Yonkers, NY. Action is crisp, bore is excellent on this nice pistol from the Kimber Custom Shop. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Stainless Sig Sauer P226 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #231 (Sale Order 232 of 804)

Stainless Sig Sauer P226 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #U733601, .40 S&W cal., double/single action, 4.5" barrel, stainless steel, frame with integral accessory rail, and stippled black polymer grips. Pistol has a decocking lever and 3-dot night sights that still glow. Includes two (2) 10-rd. Sig Sauer magazines, bodies with a phosphate finish. In the original matching numbered blue plastic Sig Arms case with owner's manual and misc. factory paperwork. Case end label is dated 04/11/2007. SKU: E26-40-SSS. Condition is excellent. Aside from moderate operational wear and rub marks to the exposed portion of the barrel at the chamber, pistol appears near new. Factory lettering is crisp; frame and slide show very few minor handling marks. Grips are like new. Action is tight and operates smoothly. Bore is excellent, mirror bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Walther Model PP Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #232 (Sale Order 233 of 804)

Walther Model PP Semi-Automatic Pistol, #27604LR, .22 L.R. cal., 3.875" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, milled rib, blue finish, Walther checkered plastic grips, includes one correct 10-rd. magazine with the black plastic finger extension. Includes an original Walther faux reptile skin cardboard box with cleaning rod and manual. Mfg'd 1967. Pistol is in near fine overall condition with holster wear at the muzzle, edgewear on the slide and some thinning of finish on the front and rear grip straps. Left side of slide features standard Walther markings and the frame is marked "Made in West-Germany" at rear of trigger well. Barrel is stamped "67" with an "(eagle)/N" proof and antler proof. Checkered plastic grips are very good and show only light wear from carry and use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-6 Classic Revolver

Lot #233 (Sale Order 234 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-6 Classic Revolver, #DDE5489, .44 mag. cal., 6.5" ported barrel, ramped red insert blade front and adjustable white outline rear sights, satin stainless steel finish, S&W marked Hogue one-piece textured rubber combat grips, and 6-rd. cylinder. Includes the S&W factory plastic hard case with matching end label, manual, warranty card, punches, trigger-lock, literature and service tag from Mag-na-port Int'l. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with storage marks and a light index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors. Hogue grips are excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

Smith & Wesson Model 629 Double Action Revolver

Lot #234 (Sale Order 235 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 629 Double Action Revolver, #N865439, .44 mag. cal., 6" pinned barrel, satin stainless finish, factory checkered S&W target grips, with red ramp front sight, white outline square-notch rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, checkered target hammer, and smooth target trigger. Mfg'd ca. 1980-1983. In S&W wood display case, with screwdriver, cleaning accessories, and instruction manual. The case is originally for a revolver with an 8-3/8" barrel. Condition is excellent, metal surfaces with intermittent slight handling marks and a few small scratches, factory lettering is crisp. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and minimal signs of handling. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Chambers are bright, cylinder face has darkened from use. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Wood case with general scuffs and scratches to the exterior. There is a piece missing from the lower interior panel, near the recessed portion for the hammer. Otherwise, the interior shows moderate age and wear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Colt MK IV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #235 (Sale Order 236 of 804)

Excellent Colt MK IV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N80068, .45 ACP cal., 5" NM barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, fixed blade front sight and square-notched fully adjustable Elliason rear sight, skeletonized trigger, with one blued steel Colt magazine. In original matching numbered box with two-piece Styrofoam insert, yellow hang tag, instruction manual, and unmarked blued steel bushing wrench. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few slight rub marks to edge of the barrel rib. Approx. 99% factory metal finish remains. There is what appears to be original dried oil on sides of the trigger and bottom of the grip frame. Grips are also like new with sharp checkering. Action operates smoothly. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows typical light storage type wear. There is some additional writing in pen on the end label. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 MK IV/Series 80 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #236 (Sale Order 237 of 804)

Colt 1911 MK IV/Series 80 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #30123, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, red painted blade front and a replacement Wichita adjustable rear sights, stainless steel finish, wide groove adjustable trigger, target hammer and solid rib, diamond checkered walnut two-piece replacement grips, 7-rd. magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO", with Rampant Colt emblem and "M" and "S" proofs. Checkered steel mainspring housing is a replacement, and an oversized magazine well has been added. Mfg'd 1990. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% of the stainless steel finish, with light scratches and small mars from carry and use. Checkered walnut replacement grips are excellent with sharp checkering and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 631 Double Action Revolver

Lot #237 (Sale Order 238 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 631 Double Action Revolver, #BEZ2943, .32 H&R mag. cal., 4.0" barrel, red ramped front and adjustable square-notched rear sights, stainless steel finish, smooth J-frame round butt Goncalo Alves fancy hardwood combat grips. In factory cardboard box with matching end label, cleaning rod, brush, mop and screwdriver. Additionally, the registration card, manual, packaging materials and a S&W Collector's Association letter confirming the features and indicating the date of shipment as July, 1990 per S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Revolver is as new and appears to be unfired, retaining approx. 99% of the factory stainless steel finish, and the S&W medallion grips are exceptional. Mfg'd from 1989 to 1992, the Model 631 is hard to find. This desirable example is as new in the box. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 686-6 Distinguished Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver

Lot #238 (Sale Order 239 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 686-6 Distinguished Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver, #DKW3430, .357 mag. cal., 2.5" precision crowned barrel, red ramp front and adjustable rear sights, bead blasted matte stainless steel finish, chrome tear drop hammer, chrome trigger with stop, custom S&W checkered wood finger-groove two-piece combat grips, and unfluted 7-rd. cylinder. Includes a factory plastic case with punches, moon clips, manual and trigger lock. The lot also includes an as new Falco leather IWB open top holster. This S&W Performance Shop revolver was first introduced in 2014. Revolver is as new in the factory case, appearing to be unfired. Marked "357 Mag 7x" on right side of barrel, and "Performance Center" on right. Finely checkered wood combat grips are in excellent condition. Action is crisp, bore is excellent and the action is crisp. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model M&P 340 Double Action Revolver

Lot #239 (Sale Order 240 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model M&P 340 Double Action Revolver, #DBF8099, .357 mag. cal., 1.9" stainless two-piece barrel, black steel cylinder and Scandium alloy frame, stippled and finger grooved black rubber S&W grips, green Tritium front night sight and standard integral notched rear sight, hammerless, with internal locking safety mechanism and two (2) keys. In original matching numbered blue S&W case with cable lock, fired test case, instruction manual, and other factory paperwork. Condition is excellent showing little evidence of use. There is a very faint turn line in between only a few of the cylinder stop notches. Left side of the barrel with a minor scratch and grips with a few slight handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Revolver

Lot #240 (Sale Order 241 of 804)

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Revolver, .357 Maximum with Harder to Find 10.5" Barrel, #600-06737, blue finish, smooth walnut grips with "silver eagle" Ruger medallions, Patridge front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. In correct type but unnumbered Ruger box with 10-82 dated instruction manual. Includes a Ruger factory letter that indicates this revolver was mfg'd in January 1983 andshipped to Munson Sporting Good Co., Costa Mesa, CA. Revolver rates in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97% factory blue. Grip frame shows mild plum colored toning. Light muzzle wear, scratch at about the mid-point of the top of barrel, and moderate index line to cylinder accounts for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips with only a few very minor handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up tight. Bore is mirror bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Box shows moderate storage type wear and discoloration from age. Instruction manual has yellowed from age. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 MK IV Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #241 (Sale Order 242 of 804)

Colt 1911 MK IV Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #63501B70, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, 7-rd. magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO" with Rampant Colt emblem and "M" proof. Mfg'd 1980. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue finish, with light handling marks. The left side of slide is marked "COLT'S MK IV/ SERIES 70". Checkered walnut grips are about excellent as well with sharp checkering, showing little use. Action is crisp with sharp markings, bore is very good. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Custom Shop Super Match II Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #242 (Sale Order 243 of 804)

Kimber Custom Shop Super Match II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K076646, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, two-tone stainless steel with black slide and silver frame, checkered hardwood double diamond grips, blade front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Features include front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous safety, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap. Includes one Wilson Combat magazine. In an original black plastic Kimber case that has no identification label, with cable lock, bushing wrench, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Pistol is in like new overall condition, showing minimal signs of potential use or handling. Grip checkering is sharp. Action is tight and operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

AMT Hardballer Long-Slide Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #243 (Sale Order 244 of 804)

AMT Hardballer Long-Slide Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B19315, .45 ACP, 7" barrel, matte/brushed stainless steel, checkered black rubber Pachmayr "Signature Series" grips, blade front sight, square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, and skeletonized trigger. Includes a bright stainless 8-rd. Colt magazine. Condition is excellent. Stainless surfaces with intermittent light handling marks, which are most noticeable on the matte finished surfaces. Grips are also excellent with sharp checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Custom Shop ELCEN 1911 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #244 (Sale Order 245 of 804)

Colt Custom Shop ELCEN 1911 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #ELCEN2423, .38 Super cal., 5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear three-dot sights, bright polished stainless steel finish, two-piece double diamond checkered rosewood grips, spur hammer, with 9-rd. Colt marked magazine. Includes the Colt factory cardboard box with a gold Rampant Colt emblem on top and shipping box with matching end label, trigger lock, warranty card and manual. Mfg'd 2001. Pistol is as new in the box, appearing to be unfired. Left side of the slide is marked "COLT CUSTOM". Finely checkered rosewood grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is as new and action is crisp on this scarce and desirable piece from the Colt Custom Shop. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 Government Model O Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #245 (Sale Order 246 of 804)

Colt 1911 Government Model O Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FR33380E, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, three-dot blade and square-notched fixed sights, blue finish, two-piece double diamond checkered rosewood grips, skeletonized hammer and adjustable trigger, with 8-rd.Colt magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO 8-RD" with a "C" proof. In Colt factory plastic case with matching end label, warranty card and manual. Mfg'd 2014. Pistol is in excellent condition, as new in factory case. Action is crisp and may be unfired; bore is excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 92G Elite LTT Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #246 (Sale Order 247 of 804)

Beretta Model 92G Elite LTT Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BER007561CA2F, 9mm, 4.70" stainless steel barrel, dovetailed fiber optic front and square-notched fixed rear sights, single slot Picatinny accessories rail underneath, blue finish, skeletonized hammer and stainless steel trigger, oversized magazine release, ultra-thin VZ/LTT G10 grips, beveled magazine well, Vertec/M9A3 slide with front serrations, and one 10-rd. Beretta marked magazine. Includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, an extra slide mounted with a Holosun X2 heads-up sight with a red circle dot reticle. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, as new in the factory case Action is crisp, bore is excellent. The Elite LTT was co-developed between Beretta and Langdon Tactical Technology (LTT) of Gilbert, AZ. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 Government Model O Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #247 (Sale Order 248 of 804)

Colt 1911 Government Model O Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SS36745E, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, three-dot blade and square-notched fixed sights, stainless steel finish, wraparound checkered rubber colt medallion grips, skeletonized hammer and adjustable trigger, with 8-rd. Colt marked magazine. In Colt factory plastic case with matching end label, warranty card, manual and one extra magazine. Mfg'd 2011. Pistol is in excellent condition, as new in the factory case. Magazines are marked "COLT 45 AUTO 8-RD" with "G" and "S" proofs. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Right side of slide is marked, "100 YEARS OF SERVICE". Colt marked all of their 1911 pistols mfg'd in 2011 in honor of the 100th anniversary of the model. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory 1911-A1 Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #248 (Sale Order 249 of 804)

Springfield Armory 1911-A1 Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WW50091, .45 ACP cal., with enhancements as follows: Checkered flat mainspring housing; Novak Low-Mount combat sights; Ed Brown beavertail grip safety, hammer and trigger; and Wilson two-piece spring guide; parkerized finish, checkered walnut grips. Additionally the gun has had a professional action job with the trigger set to approx. 3.5#. Condition is excellent with approx. 98% factory finish. Good grips with minor handling marks, crisp action, bright bore, and two (2) standard magazines. Est.: $600-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model 1911-A1 Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #249 (Sale Order 250 of 804)

Springfield Armory Model 1911-A1 Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, # NM65667, .45 ACP cal., with match enhancements as follows: Checkered flat mainspring housing, BarSto Match barrel & bushing, Bomar target sights, Ed Brown beavertail grip safety and Commander hammer, and Wilson two-piece spring guide; parkerized finish, checkered walnut grips. Slide and frame have had additional fitting and the Match trigger is set to approx. 3.5#. Condition is excellent with approx. 95% factory finish. Good grips with minor handling marks, crisp action, bright bore and two standard magazines. This gun comes with an additional Colt Series 80 slide carrying a BarSto .38 Super Match barrel & bushing, with a two-piece spring guide and a Colt .38 Super magazine. Frame has had the ejector adjusted so it will eject either .45 ACP or .38 Super. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt M1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #250 (Sale Order 251 of 804)

Colt M1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1429, .38 Colt Rimless Auto cal., 6" barrel, blued finish, fire blued and color case hardened small parts, slide marked with Colt address and patent information, Rampant Colt logo in a circle, and "Automatic Colt caliber 38 Rimless Smokeless"; fixed thin blade front sight and fixed rear sight is pinned through the slide, eliminating the sight safety mechanism (this was a modification done by Colt on some of the early models). Early high spur hammer, rear slide serrations only, hard rubber grips with COLT and Rampant Colt logo, and one nickel-plated magazine marked on the bottom "Pat'd Sept. 9. 1884". Condition is fair retaining approx. 30% original Carbona blue finish, mainly in protected areas, with thinning to gray/brown over most of the gun. Top of slide has a mottled brown patina, high edgewear on the front and bottom edges, and rear edges. There are remnants of the color case hardening on the hammer sides and back. Front and rear grip straps are mostly silver color. There are some longitudinal scratches on the right side of the frame, under the slide. Fire blue on the trigger is fading on the front and shows wear marks on the sides; fire blue on the rear sight is very good. Action functions well but lacks a safety as noted above; bore is lightly frosted overall, with strong lands and grooves. Grips are very nice showing minor scratches and one or two tiny nicks, and light wear. Grip screws are nice retaining some of their fire blue, with clean slots. Magazine shows wear and scratches from use, and some freckling and losses to the nickel plating. Tip of magazine release spring appears to have been broken off and filed down, making it a bit difficult to release the mag. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proof Marks

Lot #251 (Sale Order 252 of 804)

Colt Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proof Marks, #1040, .22 LR cal., blued finish, with wide blade type fixed front sight, fully adjustable rear sight with square notch, slide marked with Colt address and patent dates, Rampant Colt logo, Colt Ace, and caliber markings; grip safety, checkered arched main spring housing, British London "(crown)/V" and "(crown)/CP" proof marks on left side of frame and slide, and on barrel chamber area; right side of frame marked "Not English Make" in a zigzag bordered panel, small VP in a triangle Colt proof and number 3on left side of trigger guard, number 20 on right side of trigger guard; checkered walnut grips, and one dual tone magazine marked "Colt Ace 22LR" on the bottom. Mfg'd 1931, first year of production. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97%-98% original high-polished blue finish, with slight high edgewear to front of slide, scratch to top of slide near front, one tiny freckle and a couple of tiny dings to top of slide, a few very light scratches to sides of slide, slight high edgewear to trigger guard sides, light freckling to front grip strap, trigger guard bottom and grip safety wear to the bluing on the sides trigger from use, old dried oil and grease around the small parts and grips, some light freckling to the bottom and sides of the main spring housing and rear frame edge, and a couple of light scratches on right side of hammer. Barrel chamber area shows lines and scuffs from firing. Grips are very nice showing some darkening, but almost no wear or use, with very nice grip screws. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Magazine is minty showing just a few minor marks from use. A beautiful, well cared for, early Colt Ace. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Colt Woodsman 1st Series Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #252 (Sale Order 253 of 804)

Pre-War Colt Woodsman 1st Series Semi-Automatic Pistol, #74190, .22 L.R. cal., 6.6" barrel, pinned blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine marked "CAL .22 COLT" at the base. Mfg'd 1930. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 92%-93% deep blue factory finish, with light surface rust at the muzzle and a small dent midway on left side of barrel; there is some light surface erosion at the rear of the slide. Grips are very good with some flattening of the checkering, particularly on the right panel. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, and bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Match Target Woodsman 1st Series Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #253 (Sale Order 254 of 804)

Colt Match Target Woodsman 1st Series Semi-Automatic Pistol, #MT6055, .22 LR cal., 6.6" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut "elephant ear" grips, standard blade front sight, square-notch rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with an original 10-rd. Colt magazine. Magazine base is marked "COLT WOODSMAN / CAL. 22 L.R.". Mfg'd 1939. Condition is very good retaining approx. 93% factory blue, with wear to the backstrap, highpoints of barrel, and left side of slide. Grips show signs of age and wear but feel secure and serviceable. There are two cracks running down the center of the grip and a moderate chip, all have been repaired as there is a little visible adhesive residue. Action operates smoothly. Bore is very good, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Hartford CT. Reising Arms Co. Semi-Automatic Target Pistol

Lot #254 (Sale Order 255 of 804)

Hartford CT. Reising Arms Co. Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #2906, .22 LR cal., 6.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered brown plastic grips with Reising "It's a Bear" logo, pinned blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes a 12-rd. two-tone magazine. Barrel, frame and slide with matching numbers. Made in Hartford, CT. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 93% factory blue, with intermittent light handling marks, wear primarily to the edges, front and back strap. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are excellent with crisp checkering and detail, no chips, or cracks. Smooth action, bright bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Marked Hi-Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #255 (Sale Order 256 of 804)

U.S. Marked Hi-Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #63949, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel with a blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber H.S. monogram grips, one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1940. Left barrel lug is stamped "US" with an anchor symbol. There are no other visible U.S. Property marks noted. Pistol is in fine to near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 90% thinning factory blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, light scratches, and some dried oil that should clean. Grips are very good and the checkering is sharp. Action is crisp, bore is very good. An interesting Navy marked Model B that should be further researched. Est.: $600- $800. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Olympic 2nd Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #256 (Sale Order 257 of 804)

Hi-Standard Olympic 2nd Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #332263, .22 Short cal., 4.5" medium-heavy barrel, blade front and slide-mounted adjustable rear sights, lever takedown, blue finish, checkered walnut thumb rest target grips, and one rare "Hump Back" curved 10-rd. magazine. Includes the original factory cardboard box with sleeve, matching end label and warranty card in good overall condition. Mfg'd 1950. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with handling marks and very small patch of surface rust at the muzzle. Humpbacked magazine is numbered to the gun and is rare for the 2nd Model. Grips are near excellent as well, showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $900-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Supermatic Citation Model 102 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #257 (Sale Order 258 of 804)

Hi-Standard Supermatic Citation Model 102 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #994856, .22 L.R. cal., 8.0" tapered barrel, Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, push-button takedown, checkered walnut Hi-Standard medallion grips with a thumb rest on left panel, and correct "HI-STANDARD" marked 10-rd. magazine. In factory cardboard box with matching end labels. Mfg'd 1959. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish, with a couple of small scuffs on the right side of the barrel lug and frame. Barrel has a muzzlebrake and is drilled and tapped for barrel weights and stabilizers (there is one weight present). Rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. Walnut medallion grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Factory box is in good condition with tape on the corners. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model 106 Supermatic Tournament Military Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #258 (Sale Order 259 of 804)

Hi-Standard Model 106 Supermatic Tournament Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2123932, .22 L.R. cal., 5.50" barrel, Patridge front and fully adjustable rear sights, push-button takedown, blue finish, checkered walnut target grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, correct 10-rd. magazine, with an extra set of grips. In factory cardboard box with matching end label. Mfg'd 1969. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little, if any use, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue finish. There is a barrel weight under the muzzle and an adjustable trigger. Rear sight is mounted on the slide, and the front and rear grip straps are factory stippled. Grips are in near excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Wolf & Klar Shipped Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Third Model (Model of 1926) Revolver

Lot #259 (Sale Order 260 of 804)

Wolf & Klar Shipped Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Third Model (Model of 1926) Double Action Revolver, #34551, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 5" pinned barrel, nickel finish, with pearl grips. Right grip with carved eagle motif with red ruby eye. Standard fixed sights include a round blade front and notched rear. Hammer and trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (85785). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Wolf & Klar, Fort Worth, TX, Jan. 30, 1931, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, original grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is good with general mild pitting, flaking, and small surface blemishes from handling and use. Approx. 75%-80% nickel finish remains. Factory lettering is clear. Remaining case colors have toned to silver, balance of the hammer and trigger have darkened. Grips show yellowing from age but are still iridescent, detail on the carving is clear, there is a chip missing from lower back corner of the left grip. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up well but has a little end shake and rotational movement. Bore is bright, no frosting or erosion, rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #260 (Sale Order 261 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) Double Action Revolver, #2407, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, nickel finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions. Revolver has a standard round blade front sight and notched rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (5353). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Grips are not numbered. Shipped to M.W. Robinson, New York City, NY., Smith & Wesson's oldest distributor, March 18, 1910, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies the barrel length, finish, and lists the original grips as checkered walnut. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% factory nickel finish. Finish shows general pinprick blemishes, some resulting in finish loss and oxidation. There is an area of concentrated scratching on butt, with a few larger spots of flaking on the cylinder, and most of the finish loss occurring on the backstrap. Factory lettering is clear. Hammer and trigger retain approx. 80% case colors, with some very mild darkening and pitting to sides of the trigger. Grips are excellent and show very little handling wear, checkering is sharp, medallions have toned with age. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Near excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Most often seen with a 6.5" barrel, the 4" variation is considered scarcer. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Excellent Smith & Wesson .45 Hand Ejector Model of 1950 Military (Pre-Model 22) Revolver

Lot #261 (Sale Order 262 of 804)

Excellent Smith & Wesson .45 Hand Ejector Model of 1950 Military (Pre-Model 22) Double Action Revolver, #S93349, .45 ACP cal., 5.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, round blade front sight and notched rear sight, with a color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Lettering on the barrel has been highlighted in white, right side is marked "45 CAL. MODEL 1950". Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (4822). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Galef & Son, New York City, NY, April 2, 1952, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks; letter does not specify any of the features. In a correct type two-piece gold box that is not numbered. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% original factory blue. Edges and factory lettering is crisp. There are two small impressions to right upper portion of the frame, adjacent the barrel, otherwise showing only a small amount of very minor handling marks. Case colors are strong, nearly all remain. Grips with a nice even color and finish, checkering is sharp. There are a few impressions to the front edge of the left grip; most are small and one that is slightly larger. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up securely. Bore is bright and rates in excellent condition, rifling is well-defined. Box corners are intact; gold finish shows moderate storage type wear and some flaking, primarily around the edges, graphic is clear. An early, very high condition collector's grade example. Est.: $2,400-$2,800. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Third Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #262 (Sale Order 263 of 804)

Post-War Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Third Model Double Action Revolver, #S69151, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions, round blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (3169). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Smith & Wesson Office Showcase, Aug. 29, 1946; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ blue, showing light muzzle wear. There are a few faint scratches on the barrel. Factory lettering is crisp. Case colors are strong. Grips have a few minor handling marks, checkering is sharp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Overall, a beautiful high condition hand ejector. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .38/44 Heavy Duty (Post-War Transitional) Double Action Revolver

Lot #263 (Sale Order 264 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .38/44 Heavy Duty (Postwar Transitional) Double Action Revolver, #S72957, .38 S&W Spec. cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, round blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, with a color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (16566). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Baker, Hamilton, & Pacific, San Francisco, CA., April 26, 1949; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks; letter does not specify any features. In a correct type two-piece gold box that is numbered to a different gun (S75026). Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% blue. Light wear to the muzzle, backstrap, and index line to the cylinder accounts for most of the finish loss. There is a small amount of salt and pepper type pitting below the thumb latch and sideplate, some of which is covered by the grips, otherwise showing typical slight marks from handling and use. Barrel shows moderate plum-colored toning, factory lettering is clear. Hammer and trigger retain close to 90% case colors. Grip checkering is sharp, smooth borders have scattered small handling marks and signs of wear. Additionally, there is a chip to the upper top corner of the right grip. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is near excellent and bright, lands and grooves show light wear but are still clearly defined. Box corners are intact; gold finish shows normal light storage type wear, graphic is clear. There is an old $64.00 Klein's Sporting Goods price tag attached to one of the end panels. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #264 (Sale Order 265 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #5789, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" barrel, nickel finish, checkered walnut diamond center grips, round blade front sight and notched rear sight. Hammer and smooth trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (751). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to R.S. Agee, no address listed, Dec. 16, 1912; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks; letter verifies barrel length, finish, and grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is good, approx. 93%-95% factory nickel finish remains. There are areas of blistering, some turned to oxidation, and spots of flaking. This is primarily found at the muzzle, top of frame, lower portion of the back strap, and on the cylinder. There is also cleaned pitting on sides of the grip frame, under the grips. Factory lettering on the barrel and frame is clear. Case colors have worn to approx. 65% coverage, with darkening to the trigger. There are no visible numbers on back of the grips, both are in very good condition, left grip with small indentations along the lower edge and near the medallion, checkering is mostly crisp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up tight. There are a few spots of mild pitting at about the mid-point of the bore, which is otherwise good; edges of the lands and grooves are a little soft, but the rifling is still clearly defined. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Model of 1950 (Pre-Model 23) Double Action Revolver

Lot #265 (Sale Order 266 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Model of 1950 (Pre-Model 23) Double Action Revolver, #S146247, .38 Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, high polished blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, Patridge front and square-notched rear that is adjustable for windage and elevation, color case hardened .500" target hammer and .500" serrated trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (62231). Barrel, cylinder and extractor are numbered to the gun. Back of right grip is numbered but does not match (141836). Mfg'd ca. 1955-1956. In a two-piece gold box, bottom is numbered in black grease pen and matches the revolver. Metal surfaces rate in fine+ condition overall retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue, showing normal signs of handling and use, with light wear at the muzzle and moderate index line to the cylinder, scattered small nicks and scratches, no significant blemishes. Case colors on the hammer are vibrant and nearly all remain. Trigger retains approx. 50% case colors; there is a small patch of pitting on the left edge that shows evidence of polishing. Grips are very good, checkering detail shows little wear, smooth borders with scattered small indentations and other signs of handling. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up very well. Bore is mirror bright and rates in excellent condition, rifling is well-defined. Box shows age and wear, all the corners are intact, but the edges and side panels show finish loss and creasing; graphic is clear. The lid has additional writing on both end pieces. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum (Pre-Model 27) Double Action Revolver

Lot #266 (Sale Order 267 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum (Pre-Model 27) Double Action Revolver, #S135148, 6.5" pinned barrel, polished blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight and square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, color case hardened serrated trigger and checkered hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (50392). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Mfg'd ca. 1954-1955. In a two-piece gold box, bottom is numbered in black grease pen and matches the revolver. Condition is very good retaining approx. 93% blue. Sides of the cylinder have either been reblued or at the very least polished, remaining finish is original, which has toned to a slight plum color. There is some light rust and pitting to sides of front sight and adjoining barrel rib, and scattered faint scratches and handling marks present on the metal, typical signs of handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with scattered indentations and handling wear. There are a few small flat spots to checkering on the right grip; left grip is crisp. Approx. 90% case colors remain. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with well-defined rifling. Box corners are intact; gold finish shows moderate storage type wear and some flaking, primarily around the edges, graphic is clear. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War 3rd Model Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece (Pre-Model 17) Double Action Revolver

Lot #267 (Sale Order 268 of 804)

Post-War 3rd Model Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece (Pre-Model 17) Double Action Revolver, #K154740, .22 LR., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, Patridge front sight and square- notched rear that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with a color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (21969). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and right grip are numbered to the gun. Mfg'd 1952. In a correct type two-piece gold box that is not numbered, with a 1954 dated Clark County Sheriff's Office gun registration card. Condition is very good retaining approx. 92% original factory blue, with wear to sides of the barrel and parts of the cylinder accounting for most of the losses. There are intermittent tiny specks of oxidation scattered on parts of the barrel and cylinder, which would likely improve with a thorough cleaning, otherwise showing typical signs of handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors are strong, especially the hammer, approx. 90% remain. Grips are very good+, checkering remains crisp, smooth borders with a few small indentations and other light handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up very well. Bore is very good, bright, rifling is well-defined. Box is good, corners are intact; gold finish shows age and wear with some flaking, primarily around the edges, graphic is clear. There is a tear to one of the long edges of the lid. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver

Lot #268 (Sale Order 269 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #12062, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" barrel, nickel finish, checkered walnut diamond center grips, round blade front sight and notched rear sight. Hammer and smooth trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (8310). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Cowdrey Export, New York City, NY., on Sept. 2, 1916; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length and finish. Condition is very good, approx. 92%-94% factory nickel finish remains. Finish shows some flaking at the muzzle, and intermittent small spots of pitting/oxidation that have resulted in finish loss. Sides of the grip frame, under the grips also have intermittent spots of darkened pitting and some light oxidation. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors have worn to approx. 70% coverage, with darkening to the trigger. There are no visible numbers on back of the grips, both are in very good condition, checkering is primarily crisp, smooth borders with scattered moderate handling marks, primarily on the right grip. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up tight. There are a few spots of very mild pitting towards the upper half of the bore, which is clean and otherwise very good, rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-2 Double Action Revolver

Lot #269 (Sale Order 270 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-2 Double Action Revolver, #K686740, .357 mag. cal., 2.5" barrel, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, deep royal blue finish, checkered walnut S&W medallion Magna grips, K-frame, round butt, recessed and counter-bored cylinder. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-97% deep royal blue factory finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show significant vivid case colors. Checkered walnut grips are very good. however, the right panel has a 1.25" hairline vertical crack at the top. Action works well with good timing; bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver

Lot #270 (Sale Order 271 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #J19166, .38 Spec. cal., 2" pinned barrel, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut S&W medallion Magna grips, J-frame, round butt. Mfg'd 1969. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue finish with light wear at the muzzle and a faint index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show significant muted case coloring. Grips are very good and fit well. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 (No Dash) Chief's Special Double Action Revolver

Lot #271 (Sale Order 272 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 (No Dash) Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #79J930, .38 Spec. cal., 1.9" pinned barrel, nickel finish, factory checkered walnut Magna grips, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, with color case hardened .240" service hammer and serrated trigger. In two-piece gray Bangor Punta era box with matching numbered end label. Includes an extra pair of wood backed faux pearl grips and a black left hand Valor holster. Mfg'd 1971-1972. Revolver rates in near excellent overall condition. There is no noticeable flaking or loss of nickel finish, rather typical intermittent micro-scratching and light handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Hammer and trigger retain approx. 95% strong case colors. There is a small sliver missing from upper back corner of left grip, otherwise, both are excellent with only a few minor handling marks; checkering is sharp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely, cylinder face with moderate powder fouling around each chamber. Bore is excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. All the box corners are intact but there is a tear to one of the long edges, and general storage type wear. Label is peeling around the edges but still securely attached and legible. Extra grips and holster are both in excellent condition. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War 3rd Model Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece (Pre-Model 17) Double Action Revolver

Lot #272 (Sale Order 273 of 804)

Post-War 3rd Model Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece (Pre-Model 17) Double Action Revolver, #K65610, .22 LR., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, Patridge front sight and square-notched rear that is adjustable for windage and elevation, and a color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (77858). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and right grip are numbered to the gun. Mfg'd 1948. In a correct type two-piece gold box that is numbered to a different gun (K132338). Condition is fine retaining approx. 92% original factory blue, with wear to both sides of the muzzle and edges of the trigger guard accounting for most of the losses, otherwise showing typical signs of handling and use. There is some mild frosting to the back of the frame, below the hammer. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors are strong, especially the hammer, and most remain. Grips are very good, checkering remains crisp, smooth borders with a few small indentations and other small handling marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly, with just a little rotational movement, no end shake. Bore is bright and rates in excellent condition, rifling is well-defined. Box corners are intact; gold finish shows moderate storage type wear and some flaking, primarily around the edges; graphic is clear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver

Lot #273 (Sale Order 274 of 804)

Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, #S67997, .38 S&W Spec. cal., blue finish, replacement checkered walnut S&W target grips, round blade front sight, square-notched rear sight, and color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (11092). Barrel, cylinder and extractor are numbered to the gun. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 92% factory blue. There is holster type wear to the muzzle, ejector rod housing, and parts of the cylinder, along with moderate finish loss to trigger guard and top of frame. There is a small amount of pitting and oxidation to left side of barrel and frame, primarily around the thumb latch. Replacement grips are in excellent condition showing only minor handling wear; checkering is sharp, grip screw is missing. Action cycles smoothly and locks up very well. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Japanese Kai-Gunto Naval Officer's Sword, with Old Family Wakizashi Blade

Lot #274 (Sale Order 275 of 804)

WWII Japanese Kai-Gunto Naval Officer's Sword, with Old Family Wakizashi Blade. Blade measures 54cm (21.250") in length, with a wild irregular choji hamon temper line. The kissaki tip is medium in size with a faint ko-maru boshi. It has a deluxe two-piece habaki with a gold over copper wash. The tang is a bit machi-okuri with one mekugi-ana hole, and a four-character signature of "Seki ju Kaneuji", a smith who worked in late Koto times, around the 1570's. Mounts are typical deluxe WWII era Navy mounts with a shark skin covered scabbard, gold washed fittings, reddish brown ito cord wrapped handle over black shark skin, dark black copper tsuba with rayed seppa spacers, and matching assembly numbers on the various parts. Condition is good, the blade showing scratches, a few edge nicks, some stains and light fingerprint rust, tired spots and one tiny fukure. The tang has a dark original rust patina, with worn areas on the back spine from the fittings. Mounts show age and oxidation to the fittings, scratches, scuffs, and light dings to the scabbard; soiling on the handle wrapping, one small ferrule is missing at the top fitting of the handle, and there is no loop for attaching a sword knot. Mounts fit the blade nice and tight. Est.: $900-$1,200.

WW1 German Army M1916 Camouflaged Steel Helmet

Lot #275 (Sale Order 276 of 804)

WW1 German Army M1916 Camouflaged Steel Helmet, with camouflage paint on the outside, and painted name and unit on the inside. No liner, rivets, or chinstrap. Dark green and medium brown paint in irregular patterns, no border painted lines, and blotches of orange/light brown paint on the back and right side. Stamped mark inside "E.T.64". Original green paint remnants on the inside, with white painted letters "Obergfrt. Munstermann. 1.Battr. Rs.Fs.Artl. 15." This should translate to Private First Class Munstermann, 1st Battery, Reserve Feldseilbahn (Field Train) Artillery Regiment Number 15. Condition is good, the outer painted surface showing age, light scuffs and scratches, wear, some chipping, and light rust patina. Inside shows a thin fading original green paint, paint losses, scratches and light rust patina, with age and darkening to the white painted letters of the man's name and unit markings. Est.: $400-$600.

WW1 German Army M16/17 Camouflaged Steel Helmet

Lot #276 (Sale Order 277 of 804)

WW1 German Army M16/17 Camouflaged Steel Helmet, with brown and green camouflage paint, having black border lines and large lug vents on sides. Metal band for liner with three chromium tanned white leather liner pads. Interior painted with a white/gray paint covering the liner band and outer edges of the leather pads. Two of the pad pockets retain their woven filler pillows. No visible stitching on the pads to the metal liner band. Small red painted number "1017" on inside of brim (may be an old museum inventory number). One of the chinstrap lugs has the end fitting for a chinstrap, but no chinstrap is present. Rivet/brads for the liner band are two thin heads and one thicker head. Normally the thicker rivet is at the rear, this one is on one side of the front. Cannot make out any size markings, due to the paint on the inside of the helmet. Condition is good, the outside camo paint showing numerous scratches, chips, scuffs and light rust spots. Interior paint shows age cracking, soiling and fingerprint marks. Leather pads show age, soiling, cracks, and the fingers on one pad have torn end holes at the center where the center string attaches. Est.: $500-$800.

Black Widow Luger P.08 byf-41 Semi- Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #277 (Sale Order 278 of 804)

Black Widow Luger P.08 byf-41 Semi- Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #5188a, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, blued small parts, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" groove, all visible numbers matching, slide and toggle parts with a typical war-time dark plum color, left side of frame marked "P.08" above grip, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide and barrel, "(eagle)/135" waffenampts on slide, lanyard loop, stock lug, black plastic grips with smooth borders, and one extruded blued steel magazine with pinned black plastic base, mag marked "fxo(eagle)/37". Condition is very good, the gun needs a good thorough cleaning, but retains approx. 92%-95% original salt blued finish, with holster edgewear on sides of muzzle, high edges of front frame lugs, sideplate, tops of sights, rear frame ears, trigger guard edges and stock lug. Front grip strap is very strong with one faint wear line in the center and thinning near the mag well opening; rear grip strap shows light thinning and edge wear. Action, hold open and safety function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Grips show soiling, small gouges and scratches. Grip screws show wear to the finish, with clean slots. Magazine shows a thin blued finish, wear from use, and light freckling; mag base is tight and in good shape. Includes a black leather German Police type hard shell holster with a large number 523 stamped in the flap; the rear is maker marked "A. Fischer, Berlin C2, 1942" and has a police eagle proof stamp. There is an unmarked loading tool in the small pouch inside and intact internal pull strap. No extra mag in the pouch. Condition of the holster is good showing normal scuffs, scratches, wear and fading to the black finish, and some old saddle soap residue. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 DWM 1918 Dated P.08 Artillery Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #278 (Sale Order 279 of 804)

WW1 DWM 1918 Dated P.08 Artillery Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7964, 9mm, 8" barrel, blued finish, fire blued and straw finished small parts, 7.8" barrel, drift adjustable inverted "V' front sight, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1 to 8, all visible numbers matching except magazine, DWM marked center toggle, checkered walnut grips, stock lug on rear, Imperial German proof marks on right side of slide and barrel, with one nickel-plated magazine with a wood base. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96%-97% original war-time rust blued finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, a couple of small freckles on the top of the barrel, wear to the high edges of the rear sight, front frame lugs, high edges of the sideplate and rear frame ears, slight wear to sides of trigger guard, and firing marks at rear of frame from toggle. Front grip strap is very nice, rear grip strap shows light freckling. Edgewear on the stock lug, and holster wear spot on the frame bottom at the mag well opening. Straw parts show wear and thinning to the finish on right side of the trigger and mag button, and the bottom edge of the safety lever. Couple of light freckles on the left side of the frame above the grip. Grips show soiling and age darkening, some flattening to the diamonds, a large gouge on the right grip, and minor dings. Right grip has a little play to the frame fit. Grip screws are nice and retain some of their thinning finish. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore has some frosting with strong lands and grooves. Magazine shows minor wear from use, is mostly bright, with old dried oil residue. Mag base has a little play in it and is not matching numbers to the gun. There is still some original fire blue on the front sight blade and action spring. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 DWM Luger P.08 Dated 1918/1920 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #279 (Sale Order 280 of 804)

WW1 DWM Luger P.08 Dated 1918/1920 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2032i, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, Imperial proof marks on slide, DWM marked toggle, 1918 chamber date with 1920 stamped above it, all visible numbers matching except magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, lanyard loop, stock lug, checkered walnut grips, and one modern bright steel magazine with wood base. The 1920 marking was a requirement for the post-WW1 German army to comply with the Treaty of Versailles. Condition is fair retaining approx. 50% original rust blued finish, with wear on the muzzle edges, frame lugs front and sides; center toggle shows a cleaned and lightly pitted surface, and wear to the rear frame ears. Front of the trigger guard, front and rear grip straps and mag well opening have been buffed to bare metal. Left side of frame, sideplate, safety lever, and takedown lever have been cleaned bright and painted with a light black color having a mottled appearance. Trigger and mag release button still retain their straw color with light age to the front and one side of trigger. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is heavily frosted with strong lands and grooves. Grips are light colored, fit the frame nicely, and are tight. There are some losses to the wood on the left grip at top on both sides. Grips show some wear, light gouges and some flattened diamonds. Left grip screw is very nice; right screw shows finish wear and a marred slot. Magazine is like new, with a double pinned wood base, plastic follower and loading button. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

1906 American Eagle Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #280 (Sale Order 281 of 804)

1906 American Eagle Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #37740, 7.65mm Luger cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, straw finished small parts, drift adjustable fixed inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, grip safety, no stock lug, all visible numbers matching, magazine is not numbered, "Loaded" chamber indicator, DWM marked toggle, American eagle on chamber, frame marked "Germany" under serial number, commercial "(crown)/B" and "(crown)/U" proof marks on slide and barrel, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, with one nickel-plated magazine with wood base, small number 8 or possibly a small flaming bomb stamp on wood mag base. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% original rust blued finish, with high edgewear on the muzzle edges, front and sides of the frame lugs, high edges of slide, rear frame ears, sideplate, trigger guard edges and grip safety edges. Front grip strap is very strong showing a slight thinning near the mag well opening; rear grip strap is thinning, with edgewear on the sides and around the mag well opening. High edgewear on toggle assembly parts and lanyard loop. There is light freckling on the sideplate and left side of frame above the grips; straw-finished small parts are very nice showing almost no wear. The hold open and safeties all function properly, the sear doesn't click, but the parts have been greased that a thorough cleaning would probably remedy; bore is bright with just a hint of frosting. Grips fit nicely and are tight showing some flattening to the diamonds and light use. The fire-blued grip screws are very nice with clean slots. Magazine shows only light use, the wood base has a couple of small depressions but fits nice and tight. Overall, a very nice example. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser K98k dou43 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #281 (Sale Order 282 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k dou43 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #1552u, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, chamber marked "dou 43" for Waffen Werke Brunn AG, Bystrica, various waffenampts and eagle proof marks, with 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, no sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, all visible numbers matching, laminated wood stock and upper handguard, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, stamped and welded barrel bands, stamped steel trigger guard and floorplate, bolt takedown disc, cupped buttplate, and side sling slot. Leather sling may be a post- war replacement. Condition is good retaining approx. 70%- 75% of a thinning wartime blued finish, with wear on high edges of barrel, barrel band edges, rear sight top, high edges of receiver, bolt handle, bolt release lever, scratches and wear to the floorplate and trigger guard bottom and sides, lines on the bolt from use, and high edgewear on the extractor. Bore is mostly clean, except for a 6" long section in the middle having what looks like heavy pitting, but may clean somewhat. Action and safety work properly. Stock does not appear to have been sanded and shows numerous scratches, scuffs, gouges, dings and light soiling. Buttplate and stock disc have age graying, some rust staining, with heavier rust and pitting on bottom of buttplate. Leather sling shows some scuffs and scratches with some cracking on the inside. Est.: $1,500-2,000. (C&R)

Late WWII Mauser K98k byf44 Kriegsmodell Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #282 (Sale Order 283 of 804)

Late WWII Mauser K98k byf44 Kriegsmodell Bolt Action Rifle, #23416g, 7.92x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, bolt action, receiver marked "byf 44" with "(eagle)135" waffenampts; 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, no sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, laminated wood stock, laminated wood upper hand guard, cupped buttplate, side sling slot, bolt takedown disc, stamped steel and welded front & rear barrel bands, no bayonet lug, cap with screw over end of stock, no cleaning rod, faint eagle and H markings on the right side of the stock, eagle firing proof on barrel and receiver, stamped steel trigger guard with faint waffenampt, machined steel floorplate with no markings, and all visible numbers matching. Condition is good, the barrel and action retaining approx. 80%-85% of a thinning late-war bluing, with wear and light scratches near the muzzle, light high edgewear to the receiver top and bolt small parts. Bolt release lever has wear to the finish and some light pitting. Extractor has been cleaned of most of its plum color, the bolt showing wear lines from use and wear to the knob. Trigger guard shows heavy wear to the bottom edge, dings and light pitting to the floorplate, which maybe a replacement. Buttplate shows cleaning and light freckling with a worn coating of stock oil finish. Action and safety work properly; bore is bright and shiny. Stock has been sanded and given an oil finish, with a few gouges and minor losses near the buttplate. There are sanding scratches and a few pinprick holes on the sides of the buttstock, and the markings have been sanded almost smooth. Front barrel band has a gray phosphate finish, the rear band with a thin blued finish. Includes a foreign export type muzzle cover made of steel and brass, the steel part being heavily pitted and brown. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R)

Chinese Military Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, Belt, and Two Mags

Lot #283 (Sale Order 284 of 804)

Chinese Military Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, Belt, and Two Mags, #14084603, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. No safety. Marked on left side frame "(serial number)/66/1967". Top of slide marked with characters for "Type 54" over matching serial number. Includes two magazines with different serial numbers: #8361 and #4275. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing dark spots, patina and fading along left side of slide and finish fading and discoloration along right side of slide. Grips are near excellent showing a few scattered light handling marks to the vertical grooves on the right side. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Magazines are in good to very good condition with one showing light wear from use. Chinese leather holster is lined with corduroy, and has an enameled Soviet star badge attached through the flap and a cleaning rod attached to the front. Belt loop has been removed and a nylon hanger sewn on, now attached to a U.S.G.I. nylon equipment belt. Condition overall is good with the holster showing darkening, scuffs and impressions. Hanger and belt show overall fading and stains from field use. Est.: $800- $1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Late-War Polish VIS Radom P35 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Markings and Holster

Lot #284 (Sale Order 285 of 804)

Late-War Polish VIS Radom P35 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Markings and Holster, #E4363, 9mm, 4-11/16" barrel, blued finish, late-war rough machined surfaces, Nazi eagle firing proof, WaA623 and "(eagle)77" waffenampts, integral thin blade fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "v" groove, bolt drop safety, grip safety, lanyard loop at bottom of mainspring housing, slide marked with "F.B.Radom VIS Mod.35, Pat.Nr.15567.", checkered brown composite grips with FB logo, two unmarked blued steel magazines, and brown soft shell German holster with ink stamped markings. Condition is good showing a thinning light late-war blued finish, with wear on the slide sides and high edges, front grip strap fading to gray, frame sides fading to gray with some bluing in protected areas, rear grip strap and grip safety fading to gray/brown, and wear on the sides of the trigger. Bore is bright and shiny with just a hint of frosting; action, hold open and hammer drop safety all function properly. Grips are very nice showing only minor wear and light scratches. Grip screws show light wear to the finish, with clean slots. Magazines show a thinning blued finish with some wear from use and a couple of light rust spots. Holster is very nice with a medium dark brown finish, faint eagle waffenampt ink stamp and rectangular ink stamp marking on the inside, internal strap to remove the pistol, bottom tab to retain top flap, steel stud, two thin belt straps on back, and front mag pouch. Holster shows light age and depressions, scratches and scuffs, and wear to the belt straps. Est.: $1,200-1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Norwegian M1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #285 (Sale Order 286 of 804)

Norwegian M1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #14767, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, dark phosphate finish, all visible numbers matching, with most all of the small parts numbered, dated 1927 on right side of slide, Norwegian crown proof marks, thin blade fixed front sight and fire blued drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "u"-shaped notch, grip safety, lanyard loop on bottom of main spring housing, checkered walnut grips with large diamonds around the grip screw areas, and one dual tone steel magazine with lanyard loop on the bottom. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% original phosphate finish, with wear and slight rust at the front of the slide, wear on the high edges of the slide, light scratches on the slide sides, wear to the tops of the sights, scratches on the barrel bushing, wear on the frame high edges at the front and trigger guard edges, tips of the hold open and safety levers, trigger sides, rear frame high edges; front grip strap is very strong with a few light wear marks, light wear on the grip safety, and lower edge of the mainspring housing. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright with light frosting. Grips show wear, scratches, some depressions and gouges, and a light varnished finish. Magazine has a thinning dual tone phosphate finish, with light wear and minor scratches from use. Includes a nice M1914 Norwegian army light brown leather soft shell holster with top flap and strap retainer, brass stud, single wide belt loop on back, and internal lifting strap attached to the top flap. No visible markings on the holster. Holster condition is very good showing only light age, supple leather, minor marks and light stains, and a little green verdigris around the brass stud. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #286 (Sale Order 287 of 804)

Remington Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1288750, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch, slide marked Remington Rand Inc., Syracuse, N.Y. U.S.A., small "p" proof on top of slide and left side of frame, FJA inspector's initials above mag release button, right side of frame has crossed cannons proof mark, "United States Property", and "M 1911 A1 U.S. Army". Stamped steel trigger, arched mainspring housing with vertical lines, and lanyard loop at bottom. Parkerized barrel is marked on lug "HS" and "P" proof. Checkered brown plastic grips. Includes one black-finished magazine with small "R" stamp on inside toe. Serial number range indicates 1943 production. Condition is excellent as arsenal re-finished, with no additional arsenal markings on frame, but slide shows evidence of light pitting that was cleaned and re-parkerized with a two-tone effect to the color of the finish. Clear stamped markings on the frame; little to no wear on the slide, most of the frame, and small parts. Some high edgewear to front of frame, and light thinning and minor rust stains to front grip strap. Tiny mark under the hold open lever from disassembly. Small parts have a darker blue/black finish and contrast nicely to the frame. Slide fit to frame is tight. Parkerized barrel shows very light wear in the chamber area from racking. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore shows a light frosting over all due to the parkerizing inside. Grips and grip screws are very nice, with one slot slightly marred. Magazine shows lines and wear from use and some freckling. (It is possible that only the slide and barrel were refinished.) Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Colt Model 1911-A1 British Lend Lease Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #287 (Sale Order 288 of 804)

WWII Colt Model 1911-A1 British Lend Lease Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1654590, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch, slide is marked with Colt address, patent information, and Rampant Colt logo, upper right side of slide marked "Not English Make" and Birmingham proof mark, "P" on top of slide, frame marked with G.H.D. Colt inspector's mark and "P"; trigger guard marked 1, 96, and triangular proof; right side of frame marked with crossed cannons proof, "United States Property", "M1911A1 U.S. Army", Birmingham proofs and "Not English Make"; black DuLite finished barrel is marked on the chamber area with three Birmingham proof marks and "Not English Make", inside markings are "Colt 45 Auto" on lower side, "P" on lug, and small "f" on bottom of barrel; checkered arched mainspring housing with lanyard loop at bottom, grip safety, and stamped steel trigger. Includes one black-finished steel magazine with "R" stamp on inside toe. Serial number range indicates 1944 production. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75%-80% original finish, with some pitting at the front sides of the slide that has been removed and cold blued. There is a small rust spot on the front grip strap. Balance of the gun shows only very minor high edgewear to the finish and a few light scratches, with typical scratch and line under the hold open lever from disassembly. Chamber area of the barrel has been cleaned mostly bright. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore has a light frosting over all, but still has strong lands and grooves. Grips are very nice, as are the grip screws. Magazine shows light wear to its matte finish from use. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Saginaw M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #288 (Sale Order 289 of 804)

U.S. Saginaw M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #3616898, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat parkerized bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1", and "SAGINAW S.G." on receiver tang. The barrel behind the front sight is marked "UNDERWOOD (Flaming Bomb) 11-43". Right side buttstock is painted with rack numbers "5/34", wood is unmarked otherwise. An excellent condition reproduction cotton sling and oiler is attached and an excellent condition 15 rs. magazine marked "SW" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish. The varnish on the stock has darkened, now very good with a few areas of marring. The hand guard is darker than the stock, in good condition with a few handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #289 (Sale Order 290 of 804)

U.S. Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #920008, .30 M1 cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, round bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL.30 M1" and "INLAND DIV." on the receiver tang. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "INLAND MFG.DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/10-43". Right side buttstock is stamped with a boxed "RMC" over "Crossed Cannons" cartouche. "RMC" stamped in sling slot. A good condition early tan sling with oiler is attached. No magazine is included. Condition overall is very good with over 90% of the parkerized finish remaining on the metal, with a green color to the receiver and the other parts mostly a light gray. Wood is very good with possibly light sanding to the left side forend and a few scattered handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #290 (Sale Order 291 of 804)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #1788566, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY"; right side of barrel marked with Italian Breda manufacturer "B.SID. 62 1955"; "1014000" has been engraved to top of bolt. Trigger housing, bolt and hammer are all marked "SA". Manufacturer markings have been removed from the operating rod. Transverse sight adjustment knob and left side buttstock are marked "PB". A good condition green cotton USGI sling is attached. The exposed barrel has a series of impact marks along the top of its length. Condition overall is very good with over 80% finish remaining on the metal. Buttstock has small punch holes on each side, otherwise the wood is very good, showing handling marks and impressions to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has some wear to the rifling, otherwise very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #291 (Sale Order 292 of 804)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #88684, 8x22 Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, blued small parts, receiver marked "14 type", with Toriimatsu Factory of Nagoya Arsenal mark, frame dated "18.9" for Showa 18 (1943) September, large trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with square notch, lanyard loop, grooved wood grips, mixed serial numbers on parts, and one blued magazine with zinc pot metal base has number that matches some of the other small parts. Includes a leather hard shell holster with spare firing pin, nickel-plated cleaning rod, and rubberized canvas strap. Condition is excellent as possibly arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 97%-98% blued finish, showing only a couple of minor scratches on the barrel, tiny mark on front grip strap, light wear marks on bolt and rear sliding assembly, and typical lines on either side of the safety lever. Bore is mostly bright, with a hint of frosting, and may improve with cleaning. Action and hold open function properly, but the magazine release button is very hard to move. Grips show a few light dings and depressions and light use. Magazine is very clean showing only light runner marks and some age graying to the base. Leather holster is in very good condition, with some scuffs and scratches, minor wear and use, some separation and wear to the rubberized strap, with a new replacement strap stud. There is an extra firing pin with non-matching number (as usual), and a nice nickel-plated cleaning rod inside the holster. Ammo pouch has a flap and stud to cover it. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #292 (Sale Order 293 of 804)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #04946, 6.5x50mm, 19.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock with two-piece buttstock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with intact chrysanthemum over characters for "44 Type". Left side receiver rail marked with 1st series stamp and the symbol for the Kokura Arsenal. Matching numbers on bolt handle and bayonet mount. Mismatched numbers on extractor and bayonet release button. Single large cleaning rod slot behind swivel door on buttplate. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing patina and pitting to the bolt handle, bolt release, band assembly, and buttplate. Wood has areas of dark stains, otherwise very good, showing impressions and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with good rifling. Bayonet assembly is excellent and functions smoothly. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

WWII Nazi Contract Astra Model 600 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #293 (Sale Order 294 of 804)

WWII Nazi Contract Astra Model 600 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #10101, 9mm, 5.25" barrel, blued finish, small parts fire blued or finished in the white, barrel marked "Pist.Patr.08", Nazi waffenampt on right rear of frame, Astra logo and address on top of slide, Spanish proof marks on left side of frame and slide, all visible numbers matching, fixed blade front sight and fixed integral rear sight with "u"-shaped slot, grip safety, magazine safety, bottom side mag release, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, two (2) blued steel magazines with Astra logo on the toes. Includes an unmarked, German style, black leather holster. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% of its original rust blued finish, with slight high edgewear on the knurled muzzle ring, front of slide and frame, tops of the sights, high edges of the slide serrations, and rear edges of the slide and frame. There is some old grease and soiling in the slide serrations. Knurled muzzle ring has not been buggered. Barrel is finished in the white and shows slight age graying, as does the trigger. Safety lever and related parts are very nice, as are front and rear grip straps. Inside of slide and frame are finished in the white, which is correct as originally made. Extractor and grips screws are fire blued, extractor showing only light age and wear, grip screws showing wear on the tops, with clean slots. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright, with a hint of frosting that should improve with a good cleaning. Grips show light age and minor soiling, but overall are very nice. Magazine in the gun shows light wear from use and minor age staining; extra magazine shows heavier wear and lines from use. Holster is made in the German style with two belt loops on the rear, large flap cover with closure strap, steel stud on the body, an extra mag pouch on the front, and black stitching. There are some numbers written in red and black ink on the inside of the flap. Leather shows light age cracking, wear to the black finish, some creases, scuffs, and minor scratches. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Nazi Police Issued Steyr Hahn M1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #294 (Sale Order 295 of 804)

Nazi Police Issued Steyr Hahn M1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #6422y, 9mm Luger cal., 5.20" barrel, blued finish, barrel, hammer and trigger finished in the white, made in 1919 with dates on the slide and trigger guard top edge, Nazi "(eagle)N" proof mark on left side of frame, "(eagle)L" Nazi police proof mark on right side of frame. In 1940/41 about 60,000 of these pistols were reworked and re-chambered for the 9mm Luger cartridge and are marked "08" on the slide to reflect the change in caliber from 9mm Steyr. Gun still retains some of the Austrian proofs and markings. Drift adjustable small inverted "v" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, all visible numbers matching, internal magazine, lanyard loop at bottom of frame, and checkered walnut grips. Includes a woven canvas holster with three (3) pouches for stripper clips, sewn leather edge banding, two (2) rear belt loops, top flap cover with steel stud, and bottom leather closure strap. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% blued finish, with holster wear to the front, top high edges, and sides of slide, front edges of the frame, trigger guard edges, rear frame edges, and tips of the safety and hold open levers. Front grips strap is thinning with a wear spot in the middle and some freckling; rear grip strap shows fading and thinning with some freckling overall. Trigger, hammer, and barrel show age graying and light freckling. Extractor spring shows age and losses to its fire blued finish. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is mint, bright and shiny. Grips show age and light wear, minor depressions, scratches, flattened diamonds, some depressions at the bottom edges from a lanyard ring, and one small chip on the left grip, below the grip screw. Grip screw slot is slightly marred. Holster is a fairly rare type, made of woven canvas, with black leather covered edges, a rather poor repair to one side, done in brown leather, three brown leather pouches for stripper clips with pull straps, steel stud on the top flap, and brown leather closure strap on the bottom. Some theories on the holster are, that they are late WW1 Bavarian or possibly post-war Czech for the Steyr Hahn. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #295 (Sale Order 296 of 804)

WWII German P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7775c, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)/88" waffenampts on frame and slide, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, and one blued steel magazine with small "(eagle)/88" proof on rear spine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% original blued finish, with high edge holster wear on the muzzle sides, front and high edges of the slide, tops of the sights and stamped firing pin cover, tips of the safety and hold open levers, and trigger guard edges. Front grip strap is thinning to gray, rear frame lug has edgewear and thinning to the center. Lanyard loop and mag release have edgewear to the bluing. Action and safety function properly, but the hold open is a bit sluggish and would improve with a different magazine. Bore is bright with just a hint of frosting. Grips are very nice showing only a few light scratches. Magazine shows wear from use to the finish, with some freckling on the bottom plate and body. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Walther P-38 AC-43 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #296 (Sale Order 297 of 804)

WWII Walther P-38 AC-43 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #32f, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, all visible numbers matching, "(eagle)/359" proof marks on frame, slide, barrel, and rear spine of magazine; slide marked P.38 and "ac-43", Nazi eagle firing proof on right side of slide, grooved dark brown Bakelite grips, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, and one blued steel magazine marked "P38v". Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 85%-87% original blued finish, with wear and a couple of small scratches at the muzzle edges, high edgewear at front of slide, tops of sights, and high edge of safety lever; frame has edgewear on the trigger guard, a light spot on left side of frame, edgewear on rear frame, and tiny scratch marks near the hammer on the slide; front grip strap shows thinning and fading to the finish as does the bottom of the rear grip lug, slight edgewear to the mag release and lanyard loop. Grips are very nice showing almost no wear and just one or two light scratches. Action, hold open and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore is bright with a hint of frosting, and strong lands and grooves. Magazine shows some scratches from use and light wear to the finish. Overall a nice gun that was lightly used but well cared for. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Mauser D.R.P. K98k Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #297 (Sale Order 298 of 804)

Rare Mauser D.R.P. K98k Bolt Action Rifle, #65879, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked with the Mauser Banner and dated 1934, with 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, blued steel muzzle cover with Mauser Banner stamped logo, commercial "BUG" and "(crown/N) proof marks, one-piece walnut stock with hand groove, flat steel buttplate, side sling slot with D.R.P. and Dtmd markings in recess, early style leather sling with adjustment buckle, all visible numbers matching but bolt arm, bolt sleeve and safety lever appear to have been scrubbed and re-numbered to match; bolt is the correct type for this gun with the right commercial proof marks, side of buttstock has round D.R.P. stamp with serial number. The D.R.P. Mauser was produced to provide the German Postal service with arms to protect mail shipments, but in reality it was a way to clandestinely supply the SS with rifles and circumvent the Treaty of Versailles arms limitations. Condition is very good retaining approx. 92%-95% original blue finish, with slight wear at the muzzle from the muzzle cover, high edgewear to the barrel bands, high edges of the receiver, and bolt handle. Trigger guard shows fading to the bluing and edgewear, some freckling near the front edge, and light scratches on the floorplate. Buttplate has light rust and staining. Muzzle cover has some light scratches and high edgewear. Action and safety work properly, bore is bright. Stock has a duffle bag cut under the rear barrel band, shows some light depressions, scratches, and a few small gouges, but has not been sanded and has its original finish. Upper hand guard shows a slightly lighter and duller finish and is numbered to the gun on top with the last two digits. Leather sling has a waffle pattern on the outside, shows scuffs and light cracking, with staining and old marks from the adjustment buckle. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

WWII German G43 duv-4 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #298 (Sale Order 299 of 804)

WWII German G43 duv-4 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #2563k, 7.92x57 cal., 21.5" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked "duv 4" for Berlin-Luebecker manufacturer, Nazi eagle firing proof, "(eagle)214" waffenampt, electro-penciled number on sheet metal action cover, all visible numbers matching, sliding dustcover, stamped trigger guard and front barrel band, tallblade type drift adjustable front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-12, cleaning rod, one black-painted, stamped steel magazine marked ajw, K43, and waffenampt. All G&K 43 rifles have provision for mounting a scope on the right side of the receiver. Laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, side sling slot, cupped steel buttplate with hinged trap door cover, and leather sling with sliding adjustment. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% of its thin late-war blued finish, with wear, spotting, and light rust patina to the barrel, trigger guard and top of rear sight. Barrel band has a thin phosphate finish showing age. Bolt and receiver have a rough cast appearance and show light age and light brown patina, with some small scratches on the action recoil lug nut. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright with a hint of frosting, and strong lands and grooves. Stock shows light age, scratches, minor dings and small gouges, but has not been sanded. Upper hand guard shows light age and minor scratches, stains, and is sound without any cracks. Buttplate shows age graying and a mottled light rust stained patina. Leather sling shows age and wear, scuffs, light age cracks and scratches. Magazine shows wear and scratches to the painted finish from use. Overall a nice untouched example, just as it was brought back from WWII. Est.: $2,200-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser K98k 42Code 1939 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #299 (Sale Order 300 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k 42Code 1939 Bolt Action Rifle, #3017o, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, bolt action, chamber marked "42 1939" with "(eagle)63" waffenampts, 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, laminated wood stock, laminated wood upper hand guard, flat buttplate, side sling slot, bolt takedown disc, machined "H" type front and machined rear barrel bands, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, no visible markings on the stock. Barrel and receiver are matching numbers, mismatched numbers on the bolt and all other small parts, and import markings on the underside of the barrel. Condition is fair, the blued parts mostly fading to gray and showing wear from use, a few small dings on the barrel near the front barrel band, small ding and light pitting on the receiver chamber area, light pitting on the trigger guard. Action and safety function properly; bore is dark and needs a good cleaning, but still shows strong lands and grooves. Stock shows numerous dings, scratches, scuffs, small gouges and minor losses at the toe, but hasn't been sanded. Includes a foreign export type muzzle cover, made of brass and polished steel. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #300 (Sale Order 301 of 804)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #13672. 8x22 Nambu cal., 4.750" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, receiver marked "14 type", with Koishikawa Arsenal (Tokyo) mark, frame dated "5.6" for Showa 5 (1930) June. Early small round trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with square notch, lanyard loop, grooved wood grips, two (2) nickel-plated magazines with aluminum bases, and leather hard shell holster with cleaning rod. Magazine numbers do not match gun, and trigger has different assembly number. Condition is good retaining approx. 80%-85% blued finish, with light wear to the muzzle and wear to the upper part of the slide/barrel assembly, heavy freckling to the sides and front and rear grip straps, with pinprick pitting to the edge and side of frame, typical lines on the slide on either side of the safety lever, trigger shows wear and age to the straw finish, safety lever is mostly dark with a freckled patina and hints of straw color. Action, hold open and safety all function properly, although the slide spring seems light. Bore is mostly bright with some heavy frosting near the front and may improve with a good cleaning. Grips show some soiling and light wear, with a small chip missing at the bottom of the right grip. Magazine in the gun is very nice showing light wear and minor rust, with scratches on the aluminum base; magazine in the holster shows heavy pitting, scattered rust, heavy oxidation and age graying to the base. Includes a leather hard shell holster, the top flap coming loose with old white glue residue, age, wear, scratches, depressions, stains, some old saddle soap residue on the inside flap, intact ammo pouch and flap, no spare firing pin, and has a metal cleaning rod on the inside. The strap is broken and only partially there, and it is missing one strap loop and ring. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 Steyr Hahn M1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #301 (Sale Order 302 of 804)

WW1 Steyr Hahn M1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5190, 9x23mm Steyr cal., 5.20" barrel, blued finish; barrel, trigger, and hammer finished in the white; dated 1914, Drift adjustable small inverted "v" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, all visible numbers matching, internal magazine, lanyard loop at bottom of frame, and checkered walnut grips. Some small parts marked with various symbols and letters. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70% of its blued finish, with holster and high edgewear on the front, sides, and top of slide, a couple of small areas of pinprick pitting on the right side of the slide, wear to the trigger guard front, bottom, and high edges, front grip strap is thinning with heavy wear and some pitting, rear grip strap is thinning with light freckling, high edgewear to bottom of frame and lanyard loop. Barrel, trigger and hammer show age graying, and minor freckling to their polished finish. Grips show wear and flattening to the diamonds, with a light coat of varnish applied. Action, hold open and safety all work properly; bore is bright and shiny, with just a hint of frosting. Some of the fire blued small parts show light age. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

War-time Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Markings

Lot #302 (Sale Order 303 of 804)

War-time Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Markings, #E8936, 9mm Luger cal., 4-5/8" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade front sight, milled and checkered narrow rib on slide top, drift adjustable rear sight with small "v" groove, grip safety, hammer drop lever, checkered black composite grips with "FB" and "VIS" logos, left side of slide marked "FB RADOM VIS Mod.35. Pat.Nr.15567". Nazi eagle/WaA77 proofs on slide and frame, Nazi eagle firing proof and "eagle623" waffenampt on left side of slide, and "P35(p)" stamping. War-time rough milled finish, with blued small parts. Barrel is polished in the white. Lanyard loop at bottom of main spring housing. Includes one war-time magazine with blued finish. Condition is good retaining approx. 60%-70% of its thinning war-time finish, with some micro-pitting to the top and front sides of the slide, wear and thinning to the finish on the slide sides, frame high edges, heavy wear on the front and rear grip straps and grip safety, light freckling on the lower front frame section, wear to the sides of the trigger and grip safety, and tip of the lanyard loop. Barrel shows age graying, rust stains, and dried grease. Action, hold open, grip safety, and hammer droplever all function properly; bore has some frosting but has strong lands and grooves. Grips show soiling and light scratches, and one small gouge on the lower right grip, but overall are still very nice. Magazine shows wear and lines from use, and thinning to the blued finish. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Remington Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #303 (Sale Order 304 of 804)

WWII Remington Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2242843, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch, slide marked Remington Rand Inc, Syracuse, N.Y. U.S.A., small "p" proof on top of slide and left side of frame, FJA inspector's initials above mag release button, right side of frame has crossed cannons proof mark, "United States Property" and "M 1911 A1 U.S. Army"; trigger guard markings are 4,4, and X. Stamped steel trigger, arched main spring housing with vertical lines, and lanyard loop at bottom. Black Dulite finished barrel is marked on the lug "HS" and "P" proof. Checkered brown plastic grips. Includes one black matte-finished magazine with small "R" stamp on inside toe. Serial number range indicates 1945 production date. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% of its original parkerized finish, with high edgewear to the slide front, sides, rear edges, top of sights, front and high edges of frame, one light firing line on lower right of slide, edgewear to trigger guard, tip of hold open lever, grip safety tip and edges, and edges of mainspring housing. There are light scratches to the top of the slide, with typical light wear marks under the hold open lever from disassembly. Front grip strap finish is thinning somewhat, as is the back of the mainspring housing. Barrel chamber area shows wear from firing and use. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore shows lead residue and light frosting and would improve with a good cleaning, but has strong lands and grooves. Grips show light wear and a few flattened diamonds, grip screw slots are clean, screws show light wear on the tops. Magazine shows light wear and lines from use. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Colt Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #304 (Sale Order 305 of 804)

WWII Colt Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #949059, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, dark parkerized finish, fixed blade type front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch, slide is marked with "P" proof on top, sides have Colt address, patent information, and Rampant Colt logo, frame is marked "United States Property, M1911A1 U.S. Army", faint crossed cannons proof mark, G.H.D. inspector's initials and "P" proof on left side of frame, trigger guard is marked "80(triangle proof)8", machined and checkered steel trigger, darker finish to hammer, grip safety, safety and hold open levers; black Dulite finished barrel is marked "Colt 45 Auto" on lower side and "P" proof on lug, checkered dark brown plastic grips, and one blued steel magazine with "L" stamp on inside of toe. Serial number range indicates 1943 production. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90%-92% of its original parkerized finish, with wear to the high edges of front and sides of slide, tops of sights, lower front edge of the slide, and line from firing on left lower slide, wear to front edge of frame, trigger guard edges, and rear high edges of frame and slide. There are a few light scratches on the frame and slide that do not penetrate the finish, and typical scratches and lines below the hold open lever from disassembly. Wear on sides of trigger and grip safety. There are numerous small scratches under and around the safety lever, and wear to a couple of the checkered diamonds on the mainspring housing. Front grip strap is very strong showing almost no wear, as is the back of the grip safety. Barrel has wear to the finish on the top chamber area from firing. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly; bore is bright with light frosting and lead residue and may improve with a good cleaning. Grips are very nice showing only light age and use. Grip screws have clean slots and minor wear to the finish on the tops. Magazine shows wear to the finish from use and minor scratches. Overall a nice mid-war Colt showing light use. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 1917 Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, with 1918 Stamped Rem. M1917 Bayonet

Lot #305 (Sale Order 306 of 804)

Remington Model 1917 Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, with 1918 Stamped Remington M1917 Bayonet, #11784, .30-06 cal., 26'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protecting ears and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S.MODEL OF 1917 REMINGTON'', and on barrel behind front sight ''R/flaming bomb)/1 17''. There are two ''RA-P'' cartouches stamped in left side of stock forward of wrist. Tip of the forend is stamped with an ''E''. Bolt is a WWI replacement stamped ''USMC'' (United Shoe Machinery Co.). There is a large block ''11'' engraved lightly into right side of forend. Includes a Remington M1917 bayonet with scabbard. Bayonet is a scarcer example that was marked "1918", instead of the typical "1917" stamp that is found on the ricasso. With metal tipped leather scabbard. Condition of the rifle is very good+ with approx. 95% finish remaining on the metal. Wood is very good with an even dark color and light handling marks and impressions. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. No visible import stamps. Bayonet is in very good condition overall showing typical age and wear, with much of the finish having worn from the metal. Lettering is clear. Leather is supple and stitching is intact. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

U.S. Quality Hardware M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #306 (Sale Order 307 of 804)

U.S. Quality Hardware M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #4802071, .30 M1 cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, round bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1", and "QUALITY H.M.C." on receiver tang. Barrel behind the front sight is very faintly marked "UNDERWOOD/unreadable date/Ordnance Bomb". Sling slot is stamped "Q-RMC", and there is a faint "Ordnance Wheel" cartouche on the right side buttstock. "21" rack number is stamped into the bottom of the pistol grip. A fair condition green sling and oiler is attached and a good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "IS" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with approx. 95% of the parkerized refinish remaining on the metal. Wood has been sanded along the left side, otherwise good, with rough areas on the toe and left side of the forend. Action operates smoothly; bore has dark areas that may clean better, otherwise bright with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Bayonet

Lot #307 (Sale Order 308 of 804)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Bayonet, #2022266, .30- 06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY"; right side of barrel marked "S-A-3-52". Bolt, operating rod, trigger housing and hammer are all marked "SA". Stock is a modern replacement and is marked "BOYDS" in the barrel channel and has a new cartouche stamped on the left side. Both hand guards are also modern replacements. Condition overall is very good as reconditioned, with the receiver, bolt and barrel retaining over 95% of a dark refinish, showing an area of rust on the chamber. Operating rod retains its original green gray Parkerizing, and the gas cylinder assembly and trigger housing are mostly worn bright with some rust patina present. Stock and hand guards are mostly excellent with a few light scratches visible. Action operates smoothly; bore has light frosting that may clean better, otherwise very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. The M1 bayonet is a shortened M1905 model marked on the left side ricasso with the original "SA(Flaming Bomb)1909"; right side ricasso is marked "US/375306". Top of tang is marked by the company that performed the conversion "UFH". Bayonet condition is good with overall patina and a few nicks to the blade edge; latch operates smoothly. Scabbard is marked "U.S." and "VP". Condition is fair showing cuts, cracks and wear. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. National Postal Meter M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, with 3 Magazines

Lot #308 (Sale Order 309 of 804)

U.S. National Postal Meter M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, with 3 Magazines, #4089166, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat parkerized bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL.30 M1", and "NATIONAL POSTAL METER" on the receiver tang. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "MARLIN". There is a faint boxed "NM/FJA" cartouche on right side buttstock. A good condition U.S.G.I. green cotton sling with oiler is attached. An excellent condition magazine two-cell stock pouch has been slipped over the buttstock. Marked "U.S." on the flap and "RUBON/K.C.1943" on the rear. Three magazines are included; one is marked "IA" on the spine and two are marked "U" on the spine. One is very good and two are about good with rust spots. Condition of the carbine is very good with the metal retaining about 80% finish, with patina to the buttplate. Wood has been sanded, now showing a rough appearance with darkening around the buttplate. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400.(C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

WWII Colt Model 1911-A1 British Lend Lease Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #309 (Sale Order 310 of 804)

WWII Colt Model 1911-A1 British Lend Lease Semi-Automatic Pistol, #930217, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, fixed thin blade front sight, drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch, slide is marked with Colt address, patent information, and Rampant Colt logo, upper right side of slide marked "Not English Make" and Birmingham proof mark, "P" on top of slide, frame marked with G.H.D. Colt inspector's mark and "P", trigger guard marked 69, X, and triangular proof, right side of frame marked with crossed cannons proof, "United States Property", "M 1911A1 U.S. Army", Birmingham proofs and Not English Make, black DuLite finished barrel is marked on the chamber area with three Birmingham proof marks and Not English Make, inside markings are "Colt 45 Auto" on lower side, "P" on lug, and :"G" on bottom of barrel; has a checkered arched mainspring housing with lanyard loop at bottom, grip safety, and machined and checkered steel trigger. Includes one black-finished steel magazine with no markings. Serial number range indicates 1943 production. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95%-97% original finish, with very light wear to high edges of front and sides of slide, one small mark on top of slide, slight firing lines on side of lower slide front, light holster wear to tops of sights, rear tip of hammer, tips of the hold open and safety levers, edges and back of mainspring housing and lanyard loop area, and lower rear of frame. Front grip strap has slightly mottled appearance. Sides of trigger show wear to the finish and light wear to the trigger guard edges. There is the typical scratches and lines under the hold open lever from disassembly. Top of barrel in the chamber area shows light wear from firing. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright and shiny with just a hint of leading or light frosting in the grooves. Grips show light wear and use, screws show wear to the finish on top and clean slots. Magazine has a thin finish showing wear from use and some mottling. Overall a nice example. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Steyr Model 1908/34 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and 3 Magazines

Lot #310 (Sale Order 311 of 804)

Steyr Model 1908/34 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and 3 Magazines, #55939P, .32 ACP cal., 3.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic grips each with Steyr logo, blade front sight and integral "V"-notched rear sight, lanyard loop, and includes three (3) blued steel 7-rd. magazines. Hungarian proof to left side of barrel and "28" (1928). Matching numbers on frame, barrel and slide. In black leather holster with inner pouch that holds two magazines. Holster has no visible maker's marks, etc. Pistol rates in very good condition and retains approx. 90% blue, finish is not original and was likely applied when this pistol was upgraded to 1908/34 configuration. There are some small spots of surface rust on the rear portion of the barrel, top and back edge of the slide. Grips show only a small amount of minor handling marks, checkering is not marred and there are no chips or cracks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is very good, with some very mild frosting in the grooves, rifling is crisp. Holster needs a thorough cleaning as there is some mildew staining to the exterior, fine cracking from age and use, stitching is intact. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War French Production P-38 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #311 (Sale Order 312 of 804)

Post-War French Production P-38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #308L, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, all visible numbers matching, no markings anywhere on the outside except the serial number which is on the slide, front of barrel lower lug, trigger, and rear of frame on the bottom of the grip lug. Front sight has a small "6" on the side. This was probably produced under the French occupation of the Mauser factory, or when the French turned over partial control to the Germans in March of 1946. High polish to the slide, barrel, and front of frame; blued finish, not the typical gray phosphate of the post-war guns, stamped steel grip plate with a blued finish, lanyard loop, and bottom mag release. Includes one blued steel magazine marked "jvd" and "P38/U". Condition is good retaining approx. 95% finish, with wear at the muzzle edges, high edges of slide, tops of sights, rear of frame, trigger guard edges, and tips of the hold open and safety levers. Front grip strap is very nice. There is some dried oil or crud around the hold open lever area of the frame. Grips show wear from use, mainly on the left grip, and lower portion of the right grip. There is finish wear to the sides of the mag release and lanyard loop. Action, hold open and safety work properly, but the hammer drop feature of the safety does not work; bore is bright with a hint of frosting. Magazine shows only a few lines from use. An interesting piece, and one of the last Mauser P-38s produced. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Nazi Contract Astra Model 300 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #312 (Sale Order 313 of 804)

WWII Nazi Contract Astra Model 300 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #585976, .380 ACP (9mm Kurz) cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, small parts fire blued and finished in the white, barrel marked 9m/m Kurz, Nazi waffenampt on right rear of frame, Astra logo and address on top of slide, Spanish proof marks on left side of frame and slide, all visible numbers matching, fixed blade front sight and fixed integral rear sight with "u"-shaped slot, grip safety, magazine safety, bottom side mag release, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, two (2) blued steel magazines with Astra logo on the toes. Includes a war-time German black leather holster with faint AKAH makers stamp behind the closure strap. Condition is good retaining approx. 80%-85% original rust blued finish, with scratches and marring to the knurled muzzle ring and surrounding area of the slide, high edgewear on the slide front and sides, tops of the sights, slide serrations, rear of slide and frame, trigger guard front and edges, and edges of the mag well opening. Inside of the slide and frame are finished in the white, which is correct as originally made. Front and rear grip straps show light wear and freckling, as does the top rear of the slide. Barrel, safety lever, and trigger show age graying and light freckling to the polished white finish. Extractor and grip screws show wear, fading, and scratches to their fire blued finish, with the grip screws having slightly marred slots. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright with a hint of frosting. Grips show wear, soiling, and a couple of light depressions. Magazines show wear and lines from use, fading to their blued finish, and stains. Holster is very nice showing some age cracking, scuffs and scratches, white residue from old saddle soap, some names written in ink on the inside of the flap, and light wear from use. It has a wide belt loop on the rear, front mag pouch, and bottom closure strap with an aluminum stud on the top flap. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Czech VZ 52 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #313 (Sale Order 314 of 804)

Czech VZ 52 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Folding Bayonet, #CV33472, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, parkerized/black painted finish, hardwood stock with steel and wood hand guard, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver "she/crossed swords/58", and "VZ 52/57" on the right side. Matching numbers on left side buttstock; mismatched numbers on underside of hand guard and right side of barrel jacket. A very good condition Chinese SKS type cotton sling and a 10-rd. magazine are fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% of its parkerized finish. The black painted hand guard, bolt and receiver cover retain the majority of their finish, showing a few scratches to the paint. Wood has had added varnish applied, now very good, showing just a few tiny handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Bayonet is excellent and operates smoothly. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

Egyptian Rasheed Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Bayonet

Lot #314 (Sale Order 315 of 804)

Egyptian Rasheed Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Bayonet, #3576, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight, with one magazine. Marked on left side receiver "RASHEED 7.62 MADE IN U.A.R.", along with Arabic numbers and script. Import marked on left side and bottom of barrel. With Soviet type folding bayonet. Condition overall is excellent as completely overhauled. Approx. 99% refinished blue remains, applied over a small amount of salt and pepper type pits and tiny blemishes on the receiver. There is a small and very shallow dent visible on the left side of the receiver cover. Stock is light in color, the new finish is even and smooth, applied over a couple of small indentations and handling marks. Action is smooth. Muzzle has been counter bored. Bore is very good, bright with well-defined rifling. Bayonet operates smoothly and is in excellent condition. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Type 54 Military Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #315 (Sale Order 316 of 804)

Chinese Type 54 Military Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, #13020489, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side slide with "serial #/66/1966"; right side trigger guard has an "A" stamped at the top of the web. Top of the slide has three Chinese characters for "Type 54". Matching number on top of slide, mismatched number on magazine. No safety lever is fitted. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, with areas of pitting and patina to the slide stop, frame and slide. Magazine also shows thinning to the finish and patina. Grips are close to excellent with minor scattered handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #316 (Sale Order 317 of 804)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #18749, 8x22 Nambu cal., 4.750" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, receiver marked "14 type", with Koishikawa arsenal (Tokyo) mark, frame dated "6.2" for Showa 6 (1931) February. Early small round trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with square notch, lanyard loop, grooved wood grips, mismatched numbers on some parts, has a late-war knurled cocking knob, one nickel-plated magazine with aluminum base that matches the gun, and one blued steel magazine with zinc pot metal base (not matching numbers). Includes a dark brown leather hard shell holster. Condition is very good as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 80%-85% blued finish, with wear at the muzzle, freckling on the barrel, wear and pinprick pitting on the front of the barrel slide assembly near the chamber, wear and light pinprick pitting on the high edges of the slide/barrel assembly, typical lines on either side of the safety lever including lines on the wood grip, a couple of small wear spots and freckling to the front and rear grip straps, wear and age to the straw finish on the safety lever and trigger, and some file marks on the top of the bolt and extractor. Bore is mostly bright with some frosting and may improve with a good cleaning. Grips show age darkening, some chips and light dings, and minor wear. The nickel magazine (matching) has light rust spots, minor wear from use, and small dings on the aluminum base; the blued steel magazine shows light wear, freckling over most of the body, light pitting, with age graying to the pot metal base. Leather holster has faint arsenal markings inside the top flap, shows age, scuffs, scratches, wear, stains, some stitching coming loose at the top hinge, and some green verdigris around the brass parts. There is a faint GI's name scratched into the outside of the top flap. Has internal ammo pouch with flap covering, missing the spare firing pin and the cleaning rod. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #317 (Sale Order 318 of 804)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #03249, 6.5x50mm, 19.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with two-piece buttstock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with partially defaced mum crest over characters for "44 Type". Left side receiver rail stamped with 1st Series mark and the symbol for the Kokura Arsenal. Matching number on bolt handle and bayonet mount. Mismatched number on extractor and bayonet release button. Buttstock cleaning rod opening is single slot type. A poor condition early tan U.S. M1 carbine sling is attached. Condition overall is very good with approx. 85% finish remaining on the metal. showing darkening and patina to the magazine floorplate and overall patina to the steel buttplate. Wood is very good with scratches, impressions and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R)

Canadian FN Browning Inglis Mk1* Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #318 (Sale Order 319 of 804)

Canadian FN Browning Inglis Mk1* Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2CH7461, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, gray parkerized finish, matching etched numbers on barrel, slide and frame; slide marked "Browning FN 9mm HP Inglis Canada", and "Mk1*", frame with faint Canadian proof marks above trigger, Import stamped marking on front grip strap, drift adjustable fixed inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-500, slot in rear grip strap for shoulder stock, round spur hammer marked with "II", black composite checkered grips, and one 13-rd. blued steel magazine with no markings. Condition is good as partially refinished/polished, having a polished dark patina on top of slide, front sides of slide, and front of frame. Rear part of gun has a more matte blasted gray finish. There is some heavy pitting at the bottom edge of the slide near the chamber opening, and numerous light scratches on the slide and frame from use and handling. There is high edgewear to the finish on the slide and frame edges. Action, hold open and safety all function properly, although the safety lever is a bit stiff; bore is frosted overall and may improve with a good cleaning with well-defined lands and grooves. Grips show wear and use, with minor scratches and light dings. Magazine shows only light wear from use. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #319 (Sale Order 320 of 804)

Colt Model of 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #403460, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, thin blade fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" notch and rounded ears, slide marked with Colt address, patent information, Rampant Colt logo, and "Model of 1911 U.S. Army". Frame is marked on left side with "United States Property", and "(eagle head)2" inspector's proof mark. Pistol has a grip safety, flush-fitting smooth mainspring housing with lanyard loop at bottom, and a smooth steel trigger. Barrel is marked on top with a small "P" and "H", and has a small "5" on bottom in front of lug, and faint mark on lug. Checkered walnut grips with large diamonds around the screw holes. Includes one two-tone blued steel magazine with flat base and small "A" on inside toe. Serial range dates this to 1918 production. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original finish, with mottling and light freckling on slide sides and top, frame sides, and front grip strap. There are small areas of finish loss on the frame around the trigger guard, high edgewear to the slide front and sides, firing lines on the lower slide in front of frame, high edgewear to the top of sights, and edgewear to front of frame. Front grip strap is thinning with a mottled blue/brown appearance. Grip safety is thinning as is the mainspring housing. There are the typical light scratches at the bottom of the hold open lever from disassembly. Sides of hammer and trigger show light wear to the finish from use. Top of barrel shows wear and losses to the finish. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright and shiny, with just a hint of frosting. Grips show wear, soiling, and a few light depressions and flattened diamonds. Grip screws show light wear and minor turning marks. Magazine shows only light wear from use. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Ithaca Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #320 (Sale Order 321 of 804)

WWII Ithaca Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #915513, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with square notch, slide marked Ithaca Gun Company address, "P" proof on top, "M 1911 A1 U.S. Army", frame marked "United States Property", "M 1911 A1 U.S. Army", crossed cannons proof mark, FJA inspector's initials, "P" proof, trigger guard marked "3" and small symbol, has a grip safety, checkered arched mainspring housing with lanyard loop at the bottom, checkered brown plastic grips, and one black-finished magazine with "S" stamp on inside toe. Barrel is marked on side of lug with an "S" and "P", and crossed cannon stamp on reverse, corresponding to a Springfield Armory replacement barrel from 1943. Serial number range indicates 1943 production. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% original parkerized finish, with thinning and age darkening to top of slide, a two-tone effect around the spot heat-treated area of the slide lever notches, light dings on right rear of slide, high edgewear on slide sides and rear and top of sights, wear to front of slide and trigger guard edges; front grip strap is thinning and has a mottled appearance, hammer and grip safety have wear on their sides, thinning to finish on back of grip safety, and high edgewear on sides of mainspring housing. Lanyard loop is bent slightly, with typical scratches and lines on the frame, and under the hold open lever, from disassembly. The stamped steel trigger has some wear on the sides. Barrel has lost most of its finish and has a gray/brown appearance with light freckling. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore has light frosting overall, but still has strong lands and grooves. Grips show wear, small dings and flattened diamonds; grip screws show wear to the finish and one is marred on top. Magazine shows heavy wear, light pitting, and losses to the finish. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Rockola M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #321 (Sale Order 322 of 804)

U.S. Rockola M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #6073945,.30 M1 cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, round bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1.", and "ROCK-OLA" on the receiver tang. Barrel behind front sight is marked "ROCK-OLA"; left side buttstock is stamped "R.R.A." and "P-J" is stamped in the sling slot. There is a "Square P" firing proof stamped into the underside of the pistol grip. A good condition early green sling with fair condition oiler is attached, and a very good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "UR" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing wear to the bolt, dark areas around the exposed barrel and bands, and overall patina to the buttplate. Wood is very good showing light handling marks to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

WWII Mauser Luger 1940 Dated P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Shoulder Holster

Lot #322 (Sale Order 323 of 804)

WWII Mauser Luger 1940 Dated P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Shoulder Holster, #9321e, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, blued small parts, chamber dated 1940, center toggle marked "42", all visible numbers matching except magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide and barrel, "(eagle)/655" proofs on slide, stock lug, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with an un-numbered aluminum base. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% original salt blued finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, top of barrel, high edges of slide, toggle, front frame lugs, sideplate, trigger guard edges, and rear frame ears. Left side of frame above the grips has a slightly mottled appearance with some very minor light dings. Front grip strap shows thinning and light scratches; rear grip strap has heavier wear to the middle and top, and high edgewear on the stock lug. Grips fit tight, show normal wear and light soiling, with a few flattened diamonds and minor dings. Right grip screw shows heavy wear to the finish and some marring to the slot; left grip screw is very nice retaining most of its finish. Action, hold open and safety all work properly; bore has light frosting overall but still has strong lands and grooves. Magazine shows wear from use and scuffs, with a tight fitting aluminum base that is not numbered or proof marked; the center of the aluminum base has some light depressions. Includes a German-made buff leather shoulder holster with aluminum retaining stud, and roller buckle straps. These types of holsters were often rigged up for Luftwaffe pilots, or could be a post-war piece made for a GI. Holster shows age and soiling, scuffs and scratches, but the leather is still quite supple. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 DWM Luger P.08 1916 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #323 (Sale Order 324 of 804)

WW1 DWM Luger P.08 1916 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #3636o, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished and fire-blued small parts, all visible numbers matching except magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, stock lug, lanyard loop, checkered walnut grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with wood base. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85%-90% original rust blued finish, with light freckling over most of the entire gun, holster wear to the bluing on the muzzle sides, front frame lugs, high edges of the slide, frame, rear frame ears, sideplate, and trigger guard edges. Front sight has rusted and been cleaned almost bright, with minor pitting on one side. Front and rear grip straps retain a lot of finish but show freckling over all, a few lines and minor scratches, and wear to the high edges of the stock lug. Straw-finished small parts show age, wear, and freckling, retaining about 50% of their finish. Grips fit nicely and are tight, with light wear and soiling. Grip screws are very nice. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is heavily frosted overall, but still has discernible lands and grooves. Magazine shows age and minor wear from use, staining, and a lightly scratched name on the side; wood base has been scrubbed and renumbered, but not numbered to this gun. Includes a dark brown leather hard shell holster, faintly maker marked and dated 1939, and a faint Nazi eagle waffenampt on the back side. There is an unmarked loading tool in the small inner pouch. Holster condition is good showing age, wear, scratches and scuffs, no repairs, intact inner pull strap, some mold on the inside, a faint GI's name scratched on the front side, and the original German soldier's name in pencil on the inside of the flap. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser K98k bnz4 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #324 (Sale Order 325 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k bnz4 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #1021q, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked "bnz4" for Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, no serial number or firing proof on receiver (looks original), just faint waffenampt 623, and "(eagle)77" proof marks, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight without sight hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20. Bolt, bolt parts and barrel bands have been forced matched numbered to action. Includes 5 rd. internal magazine. Laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, stamped and welded barrel bands with spring retainer, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, stamped trigger guard with machined steel floorplate, side sling stock slot, bolt takedown disc, and cupped buttplate. Right side of stock is marked with an "(eagle)/H" for Heer or army, and the bottom edge has a "C" and faint waffenampt. Condition is good retaining approx. 60% of a thinning war-time blued finish, with wear to the barrel, high edges of barrel bands, receiver, rear sight, bolt handle, bolt release lever, with wear and mottling to the trigger guard bottom. Bolt shows wear and lines from use; safety lever and firing pin sleeve show a brighter cold blued finish. Barrel has a few light dings around the area of the front band. Action and safety function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Stock has not been sanded and has a stained finish showing light soiling, light dings and gouges, scratches, and a tight hairline lamination crack in the center top behind the bolt. Bolt disc and buttplate show age graying and a mottled light rust patina overall. Includes an export type brass and steel muzzle cover. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

WWII German Mauser K98k Bolt Action Rifle, with High Turret Scope

Lot #325 (Sale Order 326 of 804)

WWII German Mauser K98k Bolt Action Rifle, with High Turret Scope, #1882d, 7.92x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, action and small parts marked with "(eagle)26" waffenampt, receiver code and date not readable due to scope mount, but from the markings and serial range, it is probably an "ar 41" for Mauser Werke AG, Borgiswalde. Profusely marked and numbered on all the various parts including the action screws. All visible numbers matching, however the front barrel band has been scrubbed and re-numbered to match. Includes 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, no sight hood grooves, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, laminated wood stock, laminated wood upper hand guard, flat buttplate, H type front barrel band, machined rear barrel band. Bayonet lug with cleaning rod. Leather sling, with sliding adjustment. Stock marked with the serial number, WaA623, and "(eagle)H" for Heer or Army. Scope is a late-war type marked "dow+", and serial numbered 24329; the high turret front ring is marked #21042. Scope and mount are probably a later replacement/addition to the gun. Scope has a central adjustment ring graduated from 1 to 8 and a military post type reticle. Condition is good, the action and barrel showing heavy wear and thinning to the bluing, especially on the top edges, with light freckling of rust and fading to brown. Bolt shows wear and lines from use. Trigger guard and floorplate are fading to mostly brown, with scattered freckling. Action and safety work properly; bore is dark with strong lands and may improve with a good cleaning. Stock shows age and soiling, nicks, gouges, scratches and stains, but has not been sanded. Buttplate has a light brown patina. Leather sling shows age and cracking to the leather, along with some wear and soiling. Scope mounts show some light red rust around the bottom edges where they meet the receiver, retain a lot of their blued finish, and have light freckling. The scope shows wear and age to the finish, fading to mostly brown, with blue remaining on the front sun shield. There are light rust spots and solder residue around the mounting rings. Scope optics are dirty and need a good cleaning, with some grease residue on the front lens; reticle is fairly clear and moves with the adjustment knob. Est.:$3,000-$4,000. (C&R)

Mauser Luger P.08 Dated 1938 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #326 (Sale Order 327 of 804)

Mauser Luger P.08 Dated 1938 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2024n, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, blued small parts, Weimar eagle firing proof on slide and barrel, "(eagle)63" waffenampts on slide, all visible numbers matching except magazine, S/42 marked toggle, 1938 chamber date, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, lanyard loop, stock lug, checkered walnut grips, and one modern blued steel magazine with black plastic base. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% original finish, with light wear to sides of muzzle, high edges of slide and toggle parts, front frame lugs, trigger guard edges, rear frame ears, sideplate, and high edges of stock lug. Barrel has a couple of very small nicks on the left side. Front grip strap is very strong showing the typical holster wear spot on bottom bump at the mag well opening. Rear grip strap shows light thinning to the finish. Blued small parts are very nice showing almost no wear. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny with a little frosting. Grips fit the frame nicely and are tight, showing a few light depressions and flattened diamonds. Grip screws are very nice with clean slots. Modern replacement magazine is like new, well made, and functions nicely. Overall, a nice example. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #327 (Sale Order 328 of 804)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #11114, 8x22 Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, blued small parts, receiver marked "14 type", with Toriimatsu Factory of Nagoya Arsenal mark, frame dated "19.1" for Showa 19 (1944) January, large trigger guard is misshapen at the front, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with square notch, lanyard loop, grooved wood grips, all visible numbers matching except magazines, late style fine knurled cocking knob, one blued magazine with zinc pot metal base is only one number off the gun (113), and one nickel-plated magazine with a zinc pot metal base. Includes a rubberized canvas hard shell holster with a cleaning rod inside. Condition is good showing a thinning late-war blued finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, spotting and freckling on the barrel, slide top, and frame sides, dings on the front of the slide and barrel assembly, wear mark on the front of the trigger guard, typical lines on the slide side from the safety lever; front and rear grip straps show thinning to gray, wear to the rear of the slide and knurled cocking knob. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is mostly bright with some frosting, and may improve with cleaning. Grips show age darkening, a few scratches, light dings, and one small chip missing at the lower edge of the right grip. Grip screws show wear to the finish and clean slots. The blued magazine shows wear lines from use to the body, and light hairlines to the pot metal base; the nickel magazine shows age, light rust spots, and heavy cracking to the pot metal base. Holster is in good shape with a light brown colored surface, some cracking to the leather top flap hinge, missing a spring or two on the catch strap, has ink stamped markings inside the top flap, metal cleaning rod inside, the flap for the ammo pouch is stuck from deterioration of the rubberized canvas, and has intact belt loops and painted black hanging rings, but no strap is present. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #328 (Sale Order 329 of 804)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #881838, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and early "flush nut" with locking bar rear sight. Marked on receiver tang "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY"; right side of barrel marked (upside down)"S-A-9-42". Bolt, trigger housing and operating rod are all marked "SA". Left side buttstock is stamped with a partial boxed "S.A./O". There is a "(circle)P" firing proof on the underside of the stock wrist, and a recessed area on the bottom of the pistol grip where a disc was installed and removed. The number "2438596" is stamped along the bottom of the buttstock. A single screw slot nut is installed on the gas cylinder. A good condition green cotton USGI sling is attached, and a good condition nickel oiler with thong and brush is stored in the butt trap. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 50% finish, showing numerous areas of patina and darkening to the surface and below the wood line. Wood is good with overall impressions and handling marks to the dark finish. Action is smooth, but the safety is engaged only with effort; bright bore is good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Quality Hardware M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #329 (Sale Order 330 of 804)

U.S. Quality Hardware M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1556109, .30 M1 cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1.", and "QUALITY H.M.C" on receiver tang. Barrel behind front sight is marked "ROCK-OLA" over "2-43". "RMC" is stamped in the sling slot, and there is a boxed "RIA/FK" cartouche on the left side of the forend. An "Ordnance Wheel" cartouche is stamped into the right side buttstock. Stock is an "I" cut type and a flat bolt is installed. A very good condition early green sling and oiler is attached, and a very good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "UQ" on the spine is fitted. Condition overall is very good with approx. 85% finish remaining on the metal. There is an old repair to a gouge along the comb of the stock, otherwise the wood is very good showing scratches and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Post-War Mauser K98k French Production MOD.98 svwMB Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #330 (Sale Order 331 of 804)

Post-War Mauser K98k French Production MOD.98 svwMB Bolt Action Rifle, #5992h, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, bolt action, chamber marked MOD.98 svwMB, star prefix to serial number on chamber side, no German waffenampts on receiver, with 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, laminated wood stock with side sling slot and French style bar sling mount, cupped rear buttplate with hole in side for bolt takedown, stamped and welded barrel bands, laminated wood upper hand guard, French style stacking rod, no bayonet lug, stamped steel trigger guard and floorplate. Matching numbers on action, bolt, stock and barrel bands, but rear sight is mismatched and safety lever has been scrubbed and re- numbered to match the other bolt parts. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85%-90% high-polished blued finish, with wear to the finish on bolt release lever, bolt handle, high edges of receiver and rear sight, some micro-pitting on the bolt cocking piece, lines on the bolt from use, thinning to the bottom of the trigger guard, and wear, scratches and dings on the bottom and edges of the buttplate. Action and safety function properly; bore is bright. Stock shows a relatively smooth surface with a light varnished finish and shows light dings, scratches and handling marks. These were used in Indo-China by the French during the Cold War, and by the West German border guards. Overall, a nice example. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Mauser P.08 "G" Date Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #331 (Sale Order 332 of 804)

Mauser P.08 "G" Date Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1145r, 9mm, blued finish, straw finished small parts, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, fixed rear sight with small "v" groove, "(eagle)/63" and Weimar eagle proof marks on right side of slide, faint Weimar eagle proof and small "(eagle)/63" on side of barrel; all visible numbers match, "G" marked chamber date for 1935, S/42 marked toggle, checkered wood grips, one blued magazine with aluminum base. Condition is excellent as professionally partially restored with some renumbered pieces. Gun retains approx. 90% original finish on the frame, barrel, sideplate, and straw finished small parts. Slide has been expertly refinished and renumbered to the gun, and the toggle parts have been similarly refinished. There is high edgewear to the front lugs and sides of the frame, rear frame ears, thinning to the bluing on the front and rear grip straps, high edgewear on the stock lug, scratches, a small ding, and high edgewear on the sideplate, wear to the straw finish on the takedown lever, front and sides of trigger, light wear to the safety lever and mag release button reverse. Slide and toggle parts show no age or wear and are slightly different in color. Grips fit the frame nicely and are tight. There is a small chip out of the left grip by the safety lever. Grips show light wear and very minor flattening to some of the checkered diamonds. Grip screws show light wear with clean slots. Action, hold open and safety all work properly; bore is bright with a hint of frosting in the grooves. Magazine shows heavy wear to the blued finish from use, and the aluminum bottom has been scrubbed and renumbered to match the gun. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #332 (Sale Order 333 of 804)

WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #93361, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished trigger (non-matching number), Chuo Kogyo Arsenal marks, dated Showa 16.5 (1941, May), early type cocking knob knurled, all numbers match except trigger and magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and integral fixed rear sight, grooved wood grips, lanyard loop, and one blued steel magazine with zinc pot metal base. Safety lever is broken off. Condition is good retaining approx. 85% original blued finish, with wear to the muzzle sides and bottom of barrel, tops of sights, trigger guard front and edges, freckling on the sides of slide, frame, and barrel, typical lines on side of slide from the safety lever (broken/missing), front and rear grip straps are slightly thinning with heavy freckling overall, straw finish on the trigger shows wear to the front and fading on the sides, and high edgewear on the knurled cocking knob. Bore shows heavy frosting that may improve with a good cleaning; action, and hold open function properly, magazine is a bit hard to remove. Grips show age, soiling, and minor losses to the wood on the edges, with some scratches. Grip screws are freckled with clean slots. Magazine shows some wear and scratches from use, with age graying to the base. Includes a brown leather hard shell holster with nice ink stamped and written markings under the lid, internal ammo pouch with flap cover, no extra firing pin cleaning rod or magazine present. Brass stud and leather closure strap, brass square rings for strap on back side. No strap present. Holster shows age, scuffs, scratches, wear and some cracking, green verdigris near the brass parts, but is generally sound with good stitching. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

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Lot #333 (Sale Order 334 of 804)

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Czech VZ 52/57 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #334 (Sale Order 335 of 804)

Czech VZ 52/57 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Folding Bayonet, #ET30227, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, parkerized/black painted finish, hardwood stock with steel and wood hand guard, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver "she(crossed swords)58", and "VZ 52/57" on the right side. Matching numbers on right side barrel jacket and left side buttstock; mismatched numbers on underside of hand guard. A very good condition cotton and leather sling is attached, and an excellent condition 10-rd. magazine is fitted. Bolt will not lock back in open position. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% of its parkerized finish. The black painted hand guard, bolt and receiver cover retain the majority of their finish, showing a couple of rough areas. There is a small crack to the rear of the hand guard. Wood has had added varnish applied, now very good, showing a couple of dents and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Bayonet is excellent and operates smoothly. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Coonan Model CI-LAR-2C Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #335 (Sale Order 336 of 804)

Coonan Model CI-LAR-2C Semi-Automatic Rifle, #600017, .308 cal., 21" barrel, walnut stock, black plastic pistol grip, ribbed steel forend with bipod, and 10-rd. magazine. Fin grip has been installed on the pistol grip making this rifle California compliant. Condition is about very good, built with surplus parts showing approx. 40% toning blue. Walnut buttstock with scuffs and dings. Action is good, bore is bright. Builder is unknown. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Four Magazines and Shipping Box

Lot #336 (Sale Order 337 of 804)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Four Magazines and Shipping Box, #192644, .308 Win cal., 22"stainless barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock with fiberglass hand guard, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang "US RIFLE M1A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY"; right side barrel marked "SPRINGFIELD INC. GENESEO IL.". Includes four (4) 10-rd. magazines: one parkerized magazine is marked with the Springfield Armory logo and is in excellent condition; the other three are unmarked and are in good to very good condition. Shipping box is marked with matching serial number and contains the clear plastic rifle bag only. Box condition is good with bends, creases, and tears to the top flap. Rifle condition overall is close to excellent with almost all of the finish remaining on the metal, with just light wear to the left bolt lug. Stock is also close to excellent showing light scratches to the left side of the forend. Hand guard is excellent. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #337 (Sale Order 338 of 804)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #119341, .308 cal., 25" SA stainless steel barrel which includes the muzzlebrake, parkerized finish, hardwood stock, Springfield Armory side scope mount and solid brown fiberglass handguard. Overall condition is very good. Metal has minor handling and storage marks. U.S.G.I. stock shows minor scuffs, dings and a 3/4"x1/2" scuff on the left side of the forend. Topped with a Springfield Armory 4-14x56 1st Generation Government Model scope with SA's range finding reticle, glass is clear. The following parts are marked: bolt 66118-EE, op-rod 7267064-2 SA, trigger group 7267030 66118, front sight NM 062, bipod U.S. W. M.I. Bipod Rifle M2. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Includes green cotton sling and bipod. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Russian VEPR-Pioneer Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #338 (Sale Order 339 of 804)

Russian VEPR-Pioneer Semi-Automatic Rifle, #HB3453, .223 Rem. cal., 21.0" ported chrome lined barrel, protected blade front sight on top of the gas tube and adjustable rear sights, matte blue finish, gas piston operating system, stippled Monte Carlo hardwood stock with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, sling swivels and cheekpiece, and one correct 10-rd. plastic magazine. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, factory manual, and associated packaging materials. Right side of rear sight is import marked "FIME GROUP LAS VEGAS NV USA"; left side is marked "MOLOT- ORUZHIE RUSSIA VYATSKIE POLYANY". Rifle is in excellent overall condition and appears unfired, retaining approx. 99% of the matte blue factory finish. Hardwood stock is in near excellent condition with storage marks only. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Shiloh Sharps Model 1874 Single Shot Target Rifle

Lot #339 (Sale Order 340 of 804)

Shiloh Sharps Model 1874 Single Shot Target Rifle, #B5699, .40-65 cal., 30" part-round part- octagonal barrel with matte blue finish, marked on top barrel flat "Shiloh-Sharps Model 1874" , "CALIBRE .40" and "40-65". Bottom of barrel is marked "40 65", is numbered and matches the receiver. Receiver, lever and hammer with a color case hardened finish; left side is marked "SHILOH RIFLE MFG. CO./BIG TIMBER, MONTANA". Oil-finished pistol-grip walnut stock with cheekpiece and black composition shotgun butt; forend with pewter tip; LOP: 14.1". Sights include a globe front and notched folding ladder rear. Includes an elevation adjustable tang sight. Rifle also features double set triggers and checkered lower tang. Overall weight is approx. 11 lbs. 4 oz. Condition is excellent. Approx. 99% factory barrel finish remains, but there are a few spots and tiny specks of surface rust within the first 1.5" down from the muzzle and on the muzzle face, all which should improve with a light cleaning. Case colors show just a little muting, still nearly all remain. Nicely figured wood has a few minor handling marks and appears near new. Action operates smoothly and double set triggers function properly. Bore is excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Winchester Model 62A Gallery Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #340 (Sale Order 341 of 804)

Winchester Model 62A Gallery Slide-Action Rifle, #230983, .22 Short cal., 23" round barrel, blue finish, magazine tube with gallery style loading port. Straight grip pistol grip walnut stock with black composition Winchester buttplate and 17-groove walnut forend, with silver beaded blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight with elevator. Top of barrel and receiver with Winchester proof marks. Matching numbers on the lower tang and receiver. Mfg'd 1948. Condition is very good. Barrel and magazine tube retain approx. 92% thinning and toning factory blue with a concentrated area of scratches on top of barrel, approx. 6" down from the muzzle. Barrel address is crisp. Receiver retains approx. 80% thinning and toning blue, with areas of brown patina. Sides of the receiver with general light pitting, and left side looks like it was polished/cleaned. Stock with scattered smaller sized marks from handling and use. Wood-to-metal fit is generally very good with a small sliver missing from right side of the wrist, adjacent the receiver. Forend with scattered surface dents and scratches, largest are to the left side, including a thin chip near the rear edge. Slide action, hammer and trigger operate smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Custom South Gate FN Mauser Weatherby Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #341 (Sale Order 342 of 804)

Custom South Gate FN Mauser Weatherby Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #3595, .257 Wea. Magnum cal., 24" barrel marked "C.P. Donnelly Grants Pass, Or.", blue finish, finely checkered wood stock with exotic wood forend cap, exaggerated pistol grip and cheekpiece, ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13-1/2" LOP, sling swivels, flag safety and a period military style leather sling. Topped with a one-piece Redfield mount, unmarked rings, and a Leupold 2x7 VARI- X II variable power rifle scope in black gloss, with a fine duplex reticle and clear crisp optics. Mfg'd 1955. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% of an old high-quality refinish with light scratches on the right side of the replaced custom barrel. Action is a commercial FN Mauser with a bolt and bolt handle left in the white. Left side of the front ring is marked "WEATHERBY SOUTH GATE, CALIF." Stock is in very good condition with small marks and chips around the cheekpiece. There is a finely engraved gold escutcheon plate under the forend, stylized grip cap, and military style magazine plate with push-button release. Action functions smoothly; bore is very good. Rifle was re-barreled by C.P. Donnelly of Grants Pass, Oregon during the period of use. Donnelly was a well-known and respected gunsmith who passed in 2009. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #342 (Sale Order 343 of 804)

Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #261491, .270 Win. cal., 24" barrel, hooded ramped blade front and folding rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut pistol grip stock with a checkered steel widow's peak buttplate providing a 13-1/2" LOP, correct Winchester proofs at left rear of the barrel and left side of the front ring. Mfg'd 1953. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Receiver has been drilled and tapped for scope mounting with tap screws in the vacant holes. Stock is in near excellent condition showing little use. Action is crisp; bore is near excellent with defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

B.S.A. Martini International MKIII Falling Block Rifle

Lot #343 (Sale Order 344 of 804)

B.S.A. Martini International MKIII Falling Block Rifle, #UF9643L, .22 LR cal., 27" barrel with integrated muzzle swell, blued finish, wood stock and forend, and case colored extended lever. Scope blocks on receiver and barrel hold a Weaver Micro-Trac CT36 scope. Original blued finish is in good condition with small scratches and losses on the receiver highpoints and muzzle. Wood stock and forend are also in good condition showing handling marks and small depressions. Forend sports a 13" Freeland style rail which has loss of finish in several areas. Scope is in very good condition with external adjustments, clear optics, fine crosshair reticle and scope caps. Rifle weighs approx. 13 lbs., with 13.5" LOP which includes the B.S.A. marked black plastic buttplate, with total length of 42". Does not include the front or rear sight, only has the rear receiver sight base. Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

W.J. Hauck Custom Falling Block Single Shot Rifle

Lot #344 (Sale Order 345 of 804)

W.J. Hauck Custom Falling Block Single Shot Rifle, #126, .219 Wasp cal., 25.5" medium heavy barrel with no front sight and two sight blocks at rear, blue finish, double set triggers, finely checkered custom two-piece black walnut stock with swivel studs, blued checkered steel grip cap, and a checkered steel buttplate providing a 14" LOP to the front trigger. Barrel is marked "W.J. HAUCK " and ".219 WASP". Left side of receiver is marked "W.J. HAUCK 126". Breechblock and assembly are jeweled and the trigger guard is finished in a burnished brass color. Stock is in very good condition with beautiful feather crotch figure and a stylized cheekpiece. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Wilbur Hauck was a gunsmith of note who built and sold custom rifles in Vermont in the 1950-60s, with single shots being his specialty. The .219 Donaldson Wasp was developed in the late 1930s and is based on the .219 Zipper case. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Custom Remington XP-100 Bolt Action Pistol

Lot #345 (Sale Order 346 of 804)

Custom Remington XP-100 Bolt Action Pistol, #B7524221, .250 Ackley Imp. cal., aftermarket 16" stainless fluted barrel, receiver and bolt have a blued finish, right-hand synthetic stock has a camouflage finish and flat bottom forend. There are no provisions for barrel mounted sights. Bolt is not numbered. Topped with Holden rings, Burris 3-9x scope that has a gloss-black finish and duplex reticle. Pistol rates in excellent condition and retains approx. 98% blue, with a few slight marks to the right side of the receiver and bolt handle. There are a few shallow impressions to bottom and edge of the forend, and two small chips to right edge of the trigger guard. Otherwise, stock shows signs of little handling or use. Action operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with strong rifling. Scope also rates in excellent condition. There are a few minor blemishes to the exterior finish, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle

Lot #346 (Sale Order 347 of 804)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #G1380943, .308 Win. cal., 25" heavy bull barrel with the front and rear sights removed and the holes filled, matte blue finish, smooth synthetic McMillan style camo target stock, with accessories rail and an adjustable buttplate providing a 13-1/2" LOP. Topped with Leupold two-piece bases, rings, and a K. Kahles 6x42 fixed power rifle scope with target knobs and a German #4 reticle. Rifle is in very good overall condition with small mars and scratches consistent with field use, retaining approx. 90% matte blue finish. Stock is in good condition with marks from carry and use. Action works well, bore is very good. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Custom Remington Model 40X Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, with Nikon Scope

Lot #347 (Sale Order 348 of 804)

Custom Remington Model 40X Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, with Nikon Scope, #32270B, 6x47mm 270 N.K. cal., 23" heavy barrel was mfg'd without sights and has no maker's marks, only the caliber which is electro-penciled into the left side; receiver with a blue finish. Green and white fiberglass benchrest stock with 3" flat bottom forend, smooth aluminum buttplate, and aluminum trigger guard. LOP is 12.9"; weight is approx. 11 lbs. 5 oz. Bolt is numbered and matches the rifle. Topped with a Nikon Buckmasters 6-18x40mm scope with a matte black finish and duplex reticle. Rifle is in very good condition. Barrel with intermittent light scuffs and scratches. Receiver retains approx. 98% blue. Stock has scattered tiny nicks to the finish and other typical handling marks, no major blemishes. The safety has been removed. Action operates smoothly. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Scope is also excellent with clear optics. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern)

Massive Custom Savage "Target Action" Benchrest Rifle

Lot #348 (Sale Order 349 of 804)

Massive Custom Savage "Target Action" Benchrest Rifle, #G798284, .338-300 WSM cal., 32" round barrel, matte blue finish. Built on a Savage Stainless Target Action with left-hand port measuring 3". The heavy round barrel measures approx. 1-11/16" at the muzzle and is marked 338-300 WSM. Per consignor, gunsmith Mike Sosenko chambered the barrel. A 6-1/2" stainless steel barrel block has been installed and is inletted into the stock. Laminated benchrest stock is unmarked and has a built-in cheekpiece. Forend is flat and measures 16-3/4"x5". LOP is 13-1/2" with a OAL of 32-1/4". Total weight of this rifle is 32-1/2 lbs. Rifle is topped with a SIGHTRON SIII 30mm Riflescope 10-50x60mm, Long Range with MOA reticle. Scope shows minor handling marks, glass is clear, held in unmarked rings with unmarked base. A level has been installed on the Picatinny style rail. Also includes an older model Farley Coxial rest, Redding 3 die set for the .338-300 WSM, 41 pcs. of Winchester formed brass that has been used and reprimed, 16 pcs. of Nosler new formed brass, 22 Berger .338 cal. 300 gr. Hybrid OTM tactical bullets and a MidwayUSA 56" Sniper Drag Bag / Tactical Rifle Case in Coyote. Overall condition is near excellent with only minor handing marks. Bore is bright. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Ruger No. 1 Single Shot Rifle, with Leupold Scope

Lot #349 (Sale Order 350 of 804)

Custom Ruger No. 1 Single Shot Rifle, with Leupold Scope, #133-02894, .32-20 cal., 26" aftermarket barrel; only visible markings are the caliber. Metal with a blue finish. Rifle features the original checkered pistol-grip walnut stock and semi- beavertail forend, with black rubber Ruger butt pad, Ruger grip cap, and sling swivel studs. There is no provision for a barrel-mounted front sight. Barrel retains the original quarter rib but no rear sight. Mfg'd 1993. Topped with a Leupold Vari-X II 3x9 scope. Scope has a gloss-black finish and duplex reticle. Metal surfaces rate in excellent condition and retain approx. 98% blue. Wood is very good with scattered shallow surface dents and scratches; checkering is primarily sharp. Crisp action. Bore is excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. There are a few typical light marks to the outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

K&P Gun Co. Sako L461 Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #350 (Sale Order 351 of 804)

K&P Gun Co. Sako L461 Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #AI162170, .17 Javelina cal., 25" stainless steel barrel, fiberglass stock with a molded-in desert camo type design. Topped with a Nikon 6.5-20x40 scope with target turrets, bubble level and sunshade. LOP is 14" including the Pachmayr Old English recoil pad. Rifle is in very good condition showing minimal handing marks. Scope has minor handing marks, glass is clear. Bore is bright. Includes a Redding 3 die set for .17 Javelina, 160 pcs. of formed and primed brass and 26 pcs. of formed brass. Round count on brass is unknown. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

G. McMillan & Co. G30 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #351 (Sale Order 352 of 804)

G. McMillan & Co. G30 Bolt Action Rifle, #10190, .30-06 cal., 26" stainless steel barrel, fiberglass stock with gray pebble texture. Rear sight is a Zelenak adjustable aperture and front is an Anschutz target sight. Condition is very good showing only minor handing marks on the stock and light scuffs on the barrel, the most noticeable being approx. 2.5" in length, on the right side towards the muzzle. Stock features an adjustable comb and LOP is 13", including the rear pad spacer system. Bolt handle has been reduced and a 1" ball style knob has been installed. Heavy barrel starts at 1.2" diameter and tapers to .750" at muzzle. A metal grip stop and adjustable sling swivel are housed in the 10.5" Freeland style rail. Bottom metal is black anodized aluminum. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Remington XP-100 Single Shot Pistol

Lot #352 (Sale Order 353 of 804)

Remington XP-100 Single Shot Pistol, #A7500110, .222 Rem. cal., blued receiver and 18" stainless steel barrel with integral muzzlebrake, green laminated stock. Topped with a Bushnell Banner 6-24x40 scope with mil-dot reticle, glass is clear. Condition is very good with only minor handing marks. Stock has had extensions added to the forend and grip, most likely for a specific type of rest for shooting off the bench. Bore is bright with strong rifling, muzzlebrake shows copper fouling. Also included is an aluminum chassis marked 7F, chassis has minor scratches and scuffs. Est.: $800-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, by Rich Hale

Lot #353 (Sale Order 354 of 804)

Custom Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, by Rich Hale, 5.25" mirror polished drop point blade is marked "Rich Hale Glendale, AZ", opposite side is engraved with the initials "J.L.R.". Overall length is 10.6". Nickel silver guard. Handle is made of ironwood, bone, amber, with nickel silver spacers. In a brown leather Rich Hale sheath, front with tooled basketweave pattern. Knife is in excellent, unused condition. There are a few slight scratches on the blade. Sheath is also excellent. Est.: $200-$350.

Limited Edition 1991 Buck Collectors Club Model 531 Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #354 (Sale Order 355 of 804)

Limited Edition 1991 Buck Collectors Club Model 531 Lockback Folding Knife, 3.5" drop point mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/500. Mirror polished bolsters with wood handles. In clamshell box with plain cardboard slipcover, and COA. Knife is in excellent unused condition. Bolsters with a few slight handling marks, otherwise like new. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition 1993 Buck Collectors Club Model 532 Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #355 (Sale Order 356 of 804)

Limited Edition 1993 Buck Collectors Club Model 532 Lockback Folding Knife, 3" drop point mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/500. Mirror polished bolsters with wood handles. In original box with COA and wood display stand. Knife is in excellent unused condition. Bolsters with a few slight handling marks, otherwise like new. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition 1997 Buck Collectors Club Model 112DM Ranger Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #356 (Sale Order 357 of 804)

Limited Edition 1997 Buck Collectors Club Model 112DM Ranger Lockback Folding Knife, 3" Damascus blade, numbered 15/175. Nickel silver bolsters, stag handles with inlaid nickel silver shield that has the Buck Collectors logo. In original white cardboard box with COA and glass-topped wood display case. Knife is in excellent unused condition. Bolsters with light micro-scratching. Est.: $200-$300.

Limited Edition 1998 Buck Collectors Club Model 505CC Knight Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #357 (Sale Order 358 of 804)

Limited Edition 1998 Buck Collectors Club Model 505CC Knight Lockback Folding Knife, 1.9" drop point mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/250. Damascus bolsters with stag handles. In original box with COA. In like new condition. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition Pilot Run 10th Anniversary Buck Collectors Club Model 105 Pathfinder Knife

Lot #358 (Sale Order 359 of 804)

Limited Edition Pilot Run 10th Anniversary Buck Collectors Club Model 105 Pathfinder Fixed Blade Knife, 5" blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, backside is marked "Pilot Run 1 of 48". Red and blue lucite handle. In original box with brown leather Buck sheath. In like new condition. Est.: $200-$300.

Limited Edition 10th Anniversary Buck Collectors Club Model 105 Pathfinder Fixed Blade Knife

Lot #359 (Sale Order 360 of 804)

Limited Edition 10th Anniversary Buck Collectors Club Model 105 Pathfinder Fixed Blade Knife, 4.9" blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 015/200. Red and black lucite handle. In original box with brown leather Buck sheath, COA, misc. factory paperwork. In like new condition. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition 1999 Buck Collectors Club Model 503CC Prince Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #360 (Sale Order 361 of 804)

Limited Edition 1999 Buck Collectors Club Model 503CC Prince Lockback Folding Knife, 2.25" drop point mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/165. Damascus bolsters with stag handles. In original box with COA. In like new condition. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition 2000 Buck Collectors Club Model 501CC Squire Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #361 (Sale Order 362 of 804)

Limited Edition 2000 Buck Collectors Club Model 501CC Squire Lockback Folding Knife, 2.75" drop point mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/185. Damascus bolsters with stag handles. In original box with COA. In like new condition. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition 2001 Buck Collectors Club Model 500CC Duke Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #362 (Sale Order 363 of 804)

Limited Edition 2001 Buck Collectors Club Model 500CC Duke Lockback Folding Knife, 3" drop point mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/190. Damascus bolsters with stag handles. In original box with COA. The knife is in excellent unused condition. Blade with a few slight handling marks. Otherwise, like new. Est.: $200-$300.

Limited Edition 2002 Buck Collectors Club Model 475CC Mini-Mentor Fixed Blade Knife

Lot #363 (Sale Order 364 of 804)

Limited Edition 2002 Buck Collectors Club Model 475CC Mini-Mentor Fixed Blade Knife, 3.5" mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/210. Exposed polished tang with oak handles. In original box with brown leather Buck sheath and COA. In like new condition. Est.: $200-$300.

Limited Edition 2011 Buck Collectors Club Model 112CC Ranger Lockback Folding Knife

Lot #364 (Sale Order 365 of 804)

Limited Edition 2011 Buck Collectors Club Model 112CC Ranger Lockback Folding Knife, 3" drop point mirror polished blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/125. Nickel silver bolsters, finger grooved ironwood and buffalo horn handle with red liners. In original box with black leather Buck sheath, COA, and misc. factory paperwork. In like new condition. Est.: $200-$300.

Limited Edition 2012 Buck Collectors Club Model 113 Ranger Skinner Fixed Blade Knife

Lot #365 (Sale Order 366 of 804)

Limited Edition 2012 Buck Collectors Club Model 113 Ranger Skinner Fixed Blade Knife, 3" mirror polished drop point blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/100. Brass bolsters with Ironwood and elk antler handles. In original box with COA. In like new condition. Est.: $250-$350.

AR15 Complete Carry Handle Upper Assembly

Lot #366 (Sale Order 367 of 804)

AR-15 Complete Carry Handle Upper Assembly, .223 cal., 21" heavy barrel including muzzlebrake, parkerized finish, AR-15 style bolt carrier, and A2 style rear sight with adjustable front post. Intermediate gas tube length, plastic handguard length is 11.5". All parts are unmarked. Upper exhibits handling and storage marks. Bore is bright. Est.: $150-$300. (No FFL Required)

Genesis Arms Gen-12 Complete Lower Receiver

Lot #367 (Sale Order 368 of 804)

Genesis Arms Gen-12 Complete Lower Receiver, #B00179, multi cal., black anodized finish, Magpul 1LX50 adjustable carbine stock, Hogue black rubber pistol grip. 3.8 oz carbine buffer and anti-rotational pins. Single stage trigger is crisp. Appears unfired. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Aero Precision M4E1 Complete Lower Receiver

Lot #368 (Sale Order 369 of 804)

Aero Precision M4E1 Complete Lower Receiver, #M4-0135235, multi cal., black anodized finish, Boyd's laminated stock and finger-groove pistol grip. H3 rifle buffer, 5.2 oz. Single stage trigger is crisp. Appears unfired. Est.: $200-$250. (Modern/PPT)

DPMS Panther Arms LR-308 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #369 (Sale Order 370 of 804)

DPMS Panther Arms LR-308 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #146061, .308 Win. cal., 18" barrel with added Gamma VG6 muzzlebrake, black finish. A2 style fixed stock with a LOP of 14-3/8". The flat top upper receiver is equipped with a removable carry handle. A2 style adjustable rear sight and adjustable front post. Carbine length gas tube with a 7-1/4" aluminum handguard. Pistol grip has been modified with a grip fin to make this a featureless rifle, available to California residents. Condition is very good showing minimal use and a small amount of brass transfer on the brass deflector. Stock is discolored in the area next to the lower, most likely caused by oil. Bore is bright. Includes factory box, (1) 10-rd. factory magazine, (2) 10-rd. Pmags, factory paperwork, and a black nylon rifle sling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Armory USA AUSA AK-47 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #370 (Sale Order 371 of 804)

Armory USA AUSA AK-47 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A678, 7.62x39 cal., 16.5" barrel with slant brake, Tapco black plastic stock, unmarked black plastic forend and Aimsports fin grip. 1979 dated Romanian trunnion. Lower receiver is in very good condition showing storage and handling marks. Plastic furniture with only minor wear. Barrel is bright. Stock has been pinned into a fixed configuration. This is a featureless rifle making it California compliant. No top cover or magazine. Est.: $400-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson M&P-15 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #371 (Sale Order 372 of 804)

Smith & Wesson M&P-15 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #TH59124, .223/5.56, 16" barrel, California compliant fixed stock with fin, making this a featureless rifle. Wolf A1 upper with removable carry handle, A2 style rear sights, adjustable front post, carbine length gas system and plastic handguard. Rifle is in excellent condition showing only minor handling marks. Bore is bright. Includes factory box for the Wolf upper and a BCM muzzlebrake. No magazine. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Armscor Squires Bingham Model 16 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #372 (Sale Order 373 of 804)

Armscor Squires Bingham Model 16 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A157919, .22 LR cal., 18" barrel with protected pin front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood one-piece stock, checkered plastic pistol grip. Rifle is in good overall condition retaining a significant amount of blue finish on the barrel and an area of light surface rust on the left side at the muzzle. There are small chips and scrapes on the carry handle and front sight assembly. Smooth wood stock is in good condition showing moderate use, with numerous scrapes, dents and compressions from carry and use. Bore is good and the action functions. Does not include a magazine. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Thompson Center Venture Camouflage Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #373 (Sale Order 374 of 804)

Thompson Center Venture Camouflage Bolt Action Rifle, #U055226, .22-250 Rem. cal., 22" fluted barrel, plastic stock with black rubber grip enhancers on pistol grip and forend, topped with a Millet 4-16x50 rifle scope. Rifle has been covered in an Advantage Max-1 camo pattern. Rifle is in very good condition, finish is good with one small area on the right rear receiver where it has been scratched through. Stock shows minor handing marks, LOP is 13.5" including the black rubber recoil pad. Scope also has a camo pattern finish. Features exposed target turrets and side focus. Mil-dot reticle is clear. Top of scope rings are marked "NF". Est.: $600-$800 (Modern)

Thompson Center TCR 83 Single Shot Sporting Rifle

Lot #374 (Sale Order 375 of 804)

Thompson Center TCR 83 Single Shot Sporting Rifle, #7027, .22-250 Rem. cal., 23" barrel, ramped blade front and folding rear sights, high polish blue finish, double set triggers, checkered walnut buttstock and forend, semi-pistol grip, pancake style cheekpiece, and ends with a half-inch spacer/red rubber T/C marked recoil pad providing a 14-1/4" LOP to the front trigger. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% high polish blue finish with a couple of light scratches associated with field use. Rifle is drilled and tapped and a Weaver style one-piece base added. The finely checkered walnut stocks are in very good condition with small mars and a light scratch on the cheekpiece. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

CZ Model 527 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #375 (Sale Order 376 of 804)

CZ Model 527 Bolt Action Rifle, #B685755, .223 Rem. cal., 18-5/8"' barrel, blue finish, coarse checkered walnut stock with cheekpiece, single leaf rear and bead front sight, with one (1) 5-rd. magazine. Condition is excellent exhibiting little use. Metal surfaces retain approx. 98%+ original blue. Stock is excellent. Action remains crisp, bore is mirror bright. Includes factory box numbered to the rifle and 1" scope rings. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 ADL Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #376 (Sale Order 377 of 804)

Remington Model 700 ADL Bolt Action Carbine, #51401, .222 Remington cal., 20" barrel, ramped blade front and rear sight removed and filled with tap screws, the rifle is topped with a two-piece Weaver style base, Weaver rings and a Tasco 3x9x40 variable power rifle scope with clear optics; blue finish, impress checkered wood stock with pistol grip and ending with a checkered steel Remington marked buttplate providing a 13-1/4" LOP, sling swivels and a leather military style rifle sling, with a blind magazine. Mfg'd 1963. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition with the metal surfaces retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, showing light wear associated with field activities. Bolt is numbered to the rifle. Stock is in very good condition with dents and loss of finish on the left side of the buttstock at the rear of the action and on the cheekpiece. Action functions well, bore is very good. This is a scarce variation as the 20" carbine was only mfg'd from 1962-63. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Remington Model 600 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #377 (Sale Order 378 of 804)

Remington Model 600 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #11484, 6mm Rem. cal., 18.5" barrel with a ventilated rib, ramped blade front and rear sight removed, blue finish, dog leg bolt handle, plastic trigger guard, checkered walnut pistol grip stock that ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14-3/4" LOP, sling swivels and a period military style leather rifle sling. Topped with a Redfield one-piece scope mount with folding peep sight at rear, unmarked rings, and a Simmons 6.5x20x44 variable power rifle scope, with an adjustable objective in matte black finish and a duplex reticle. Mfg'd 1964. Rifle is in very good overall condition with metal surfaces retaining approx. 85% factory blue finish. There is wear and light surface rust at the muzzle and front sight, at rear of the barrel and on right side of the action. Stock is in good condition showing moderate to heavy use, dents, mars and compressions primarily on the buttstock. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Ruger Model 77/22 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #378 (Sale Order 379 of 804)

Ruger Model 77/22 Bolt Action Rifle, #700-35529, .22 L.R. cal., 20.0" barrel, brass bead blade front and folding rear sights, blue finish, one- piece checkered walnut pistol grip stock with sling eyes and a Ruger marked plastic butt plate, and 9-rd. Ruger rotary magazine. Topped with Ruger rings and a Bushnell Sportview 3x9 variable power rifle scope with a medium duplex reticle and crisp and clear optics. Mfg'd 1985. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Stock is near excellent with storage marks. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern).

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #379 (Sale Order 380 of 804)

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle, #G6700506, .270 Win. cal., black nitride finish, black synthetic impressed checkered stock with a Remington recoil pad and a Remington 3x8x40 rifle scope. Condition is very good with minor handling marks. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$600. (Modern)

FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #380 (Sale Order 381 of 804)

FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #29058, 6.5x55 cal., 24" polished blue barrel, walnut stock with shadow line cheekpiece and rosewood grip cap. Topped with a Millett 4-16x56 scope with target turrets and side focus adjustment. LOP is 13.75" including the 1" Decelerator recoil pad. Condition is very good. Metal retains 98%+ bluing, stock shows minor scuffs. Scope glass is clear with a mil-dot type reticle. Bore is frosted, rifling is strong. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Ruger M 77V Varmint Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #381 (Sale Order 382 of 804)

Ruger M 77V Varmint Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #771-55420, .22-250 cal., 24" heavy barrel (no sights), blue finish, checkered walnut pistol grip stock with sling eyes ending with a solid red rubber Ruger marked recoil pad providing a 13-3/4" LOP. Topped with Ruger rings and a Leupold fixed 12x-power rifle scope in gloss black, with an adjustable objective, fine crosshair reticle and a set of Butler Creek scope caps. Mfg'd 1988. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with handling marks and some dried oil in places that should clean. Stock is in very good condition with small mars and scratches consistent with field use. Action is crisp; bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #382 (Sale Order 383 of 804)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #G1014314, .243 Win. cal., 22" barrel, hooded ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered wood pistol grip stock with checkered plastic Winchester marked buttplate providing a 13-3/4" LOP, sling swivels and leather military style sling. Topped with Weaver style two- piece bases, rings, and a Simmons Whitetail Classic 3.5x10x40 variable power rifle scope, finished in matte black with a medium duplex reticle. Mfg'd 1971. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish with a jeweled bolt. Stock is in very good condition with small mars and a scrape near the bolt handle. Action works well; bore is good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Ruger Model 77/22 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #383 (Sale Order 384 of 804)

Ruger Model 77/22 Bolt Action Rifle, #700-14408, .22 L.R. cal., 20" barrel (no sights), blue finish, checkered walnut sporter stock, with 9-rd. Ruger marked rotary magazine, Ruger rings and a Tasco 3x9x32 variable power rifle scope with clear, crisp optics. Mfg'd 1984. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish with small scrapes associated with field use. Stock is in very good condition with light scratches and compressions from carry and use. There is a Ruger marked grip cap, sling eyes, and the buttstock ends with a hard plastic Ruger marked buttplate providing a 13-3/4" LOP. Action is crisp and the bore is very good with clear defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #384 (Sale Order 385 of 804)

Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #B6309666, 8mm Rem. mag. cal., 24" barrel, ramped blade front and the rear sight removed with the tap holes filled, polished blue finish, finely skip-line checkered walnut one-piece stock with ebony forend cap, pistol grip, cheekpiece, and a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13-2/" LOP, hinged magazine plate. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Bolt has been jeweled and receiver is factory drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Finely checkered stock is in near excellent condition showing nice fit and finish. Bore is very good and the action is crisp on this Model 700, scarce in the potent 8mm Rem. mag. chambering. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #385 (Sale Order 386 of 804)

Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Semi-Automatic Rifle, #187-21364, .223 cal., 18.5" barrel, banded blade front and adjustable ghost ring style rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut stock with grooved plastic buttplate providing a 13-1/4" LOP, and one correct Ruger marked 5-rd. magazine and sling swivels. Topped with Ruger rings and a Bushnell Sharpshooter 3x9 variable power scope in gloss black with a heavy duplex reticle. Mfg'd 1985. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 92 % factory blue finish, with light surface erosion at the muzzle. Stock is in very good condition with handling marks and small scratches. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Ruger Model .44 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #386 (Sale Order 387 of 804)

Ruger Model .44 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #102-65525, .44 Magnum cal., 18.5" barrel with banded blade with brass bead front and folding rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut stock with barrel band, sling swivels and ending with a smooth plastic crescent buttplate providing a 13-1/2" LOP. Mfg'd 1979. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish with scratches and edgewear associated with field use. There is wear and loss of finish at the loading port. Receiver has been drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Stock is in very good condition with dents, scuffs, and small mars from carry and use. Action functions well; bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #387 (Sale Order 388 of 804)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #174629, .270 Win. cal., 24" barrel, ramped blade front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, checkered one-piece pistol grip walnut stock with sling swivels and a checkered steel buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Mfg'd 1951. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, small scratches andthinning finish on the magazine base plate and trigger guard. There are crisp Winchester proofs on the barrel and receiver ring. Front sight hood is missing, and the receiver has been factory drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Checkered walnut stock is in good condition with mars, dents and compressions consistent with field use. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Custom Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #388 (Sale Order 389 of 804)

Custom Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #318940, .308 Norma Magnum cal., 24" barrel, silver bead ramped blade front and rear sight removed and the dovetail filled with a Marbles plug; checkered walnut stock with the buttstock shortened to 12-3/4" with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, sling swivels and a period leather military style sling. Topped with Weaver two-piece bases, rings, and a Bushnell Scope Chief fixed 4x riflescope with period leather covers. Mfg'd 1954. Rifle is in very good overall condition as re-chambered from .30-06, retaining approx. 80%-85% factory blue finish with the caliber markings crossed out and replaced with "308 NORMA". Bolt shows matching serial number. Barrel is marked "WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL", with a correct Winchester proof on left side of barrel ahead of the front ring. Stock shows moderate to heavy use with flattening of the checkering dents and mars. Action functions well; bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Belgian Browning BAR Semi-Automatic Sporting Rifle

Lot #389 (Sale Order 390 of 804)

Belgian Browning BAR Semi-Automatic Sporting Rifle, #50703M8, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel, dovetailed ramp blade and folding rear sights, blue finish, finely checkered walnut pistol grip stock, sling swivels and leather military style sling. Topped with a one-piece Redfield base, rings, and a Browning 2x7 variable power rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine crosshair reticle and clear optics. Mfg'd 1968. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish, with highpoint edgewear and numerous small marks around the front sight dovetail. Barrel shows a Belgian proof and is marked "MADE IN BELGIUM" on left side. Stock is in good condition with mars, compressions and some loss of finish at the butt. There is a 3/4" gouge on the left side of the forend with a light 3" lateral crack above it. Action functions well; bore is good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Game Master Model 141 Slide Action Rifle

Lot #390 (Sale Order 391 of 804)

Remington Game Master Model 141 Slide Action Rifle, #73823, .35 Rem. cal., 24" barrel, silver bead ramped blade front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut forend, half-pistol grip and buttstock, with Remington marked and checkered steel buttplate providing a 13.75" LOP, 3/4-length tubular magazine. Mfg'd Oct. 1949. Rifle is in excellent overall condition showing little, if any use, retaining approx. 98% factory blue finish with light storage marks. Magazine tube is marked "35", and there is a brass case head style medallion on the left side of the receiver marked, "REM-UMC 35 REM". Vivid case colors are present at the rear of the slide assembly and on the trigger. Stocks are in near excellent condition, showing no wear. Action is crisp; bright bore is very good with sharp defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Early Ruger Model .44 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #391 (Sale Order 392 of 804)

Early Ruger Model .44 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #4099, .44 mag. cal., 18.5" barrel, banded blade with white insert front and folding rear sights, blue finish, smooth pistol grip one-piece walnut stock with barrel band, sling swivels, military style leather sling, and ending with a smooth plastic crescent buttplate providing a 13-1/2" LOP. Topped with two-piece Weaver style bases, rings, and a Sears 4x fixed power rifle scope with fine crosshair reticle. Mfg'd 1962. Rifle is in fine overall condition with retaining approx. 92%-94% factory blue finish, with light scratches and small losses on the trigger guard. There is wear and loss of finish at the loading port. Walnut stock is in very good condition with several small scratches on the left side of the buttstock. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling. Long out of production, the .44 carbines were mfg'd from 1961 to 1985 before they were discontinued due to their high production cost. This example was mfg'd in 1962, the 2nd year of production. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #392 (Sale Order 393 of 804)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #181-11422, .223 cal., 18.5" barrel, banded blade front and adjustable ghost ring style rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood stock with a smooth plastic crescent buttplate providing a 13" LOP, with one correct Ruger marked 5-rd. magazine, sling swivels and a military style leather rifle sling. Mfg'd 1978. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 92 % factory blue finish with highpoint edgewear. Stock is in very good condition with small contusions and a light 2" scratch on the left side of the buttstock. Action functions well; bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Leupold M8 12X Rifle Scope

Lot #393 (Sale Order 394 of 804)

Leupold M8 12X Rifle Scope, gloss black finish, fine plex reticle, target turret, 40mm objective, 1" tube with Weaver rings. In good condition showing minor scuffs and nicks, glass is clear. Est.: $300-$450.

Leupold BR-24X Benchrest Rifle Scope

Lot #394 (Sale Order 395 of 804)

Leupold BR-24X Benchrest Rifle Scope, gloss black finish, fine crosshair reticle, target turrets, 40mm objective, 1" tube. In very good condition with minor handling marks. Both turret caps are missing. Glass is clear. Est.: $450-$600.

Weaver CT36 Micro-Trac Rifle Scope

Lot #395 (Sale Order 396 of 804)

Weaver CT36 Micro-Trac Rifle Scope, matte black finish, fine crosshair reticle, target turrets, 40mm objective, 1" tube with aluminum rear scope cap. In very good condition with minor handling marks, glass is clear. Est.: $350-$450.

Ruger MK II Target Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #396 (Sale Order 397 of 804)

Ruger MK II Target Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #18-21302, .22 L.R. cal., 6.9" tapered barrel, Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic Ruger medallion grips with a silver eagle, and 10-shot Ruger marked magazine. Includes the original Ruger factory cardboard box with a matching end label, shipping box, warranty card and manual, all in very good condition. Mfg'd 1982, 2nd year of production. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light handling marks and some dried oil that should clean. Grips are excellent and show little use. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard MK III Double Action Revolver

Lot #397 (Sale Order 398 of 804)

Hi-Standard MK III Double Action Revolver, #H27865, .357 mag. cal., 6" barrel, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered wood medallion one-piece grips, 6-shot cylinder. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with light wear at the muzzle and small mars on the cylinder consistent with carry and use. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD HAMDEN, CONN. U.S.A." Checkered wood grips are near excellent as well showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Mfg'd by Dan Wesson and in production only from 1974-1975. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver

Lot #398 (Sale Order 399 of 804)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #262-89420, .22 LR cal., 6.5" barrel, blued finish, square-notched rear sight with front blade, smooth wood grips with silver eagle Ruger medallions. In original matching box with correct end label. Includes .22 magnum cylinder that is not numbered to the gun, and one pair of Ajax polymer ivory grips. Mfg'd 1993. Condition is very good retaining approx. 98% original blued finish, with a very faint index line on the cylinder. Factory lettering is clear. Bluing on loading gate has begun to turn plum. Grips are near excellent. Action cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up tight, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $450-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard Flite-King (1st Model) Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #399 (Sale Order 400 of 804)

Hi-Standard Flite-King (1st Model) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #755579, .22 Short cal., 6.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, brown plastic checkered thumb rest grips, and one correct "HI- STANDARD" marked 10-rd. magazine. Slide is marked "LW-100" and the right barrel lug, "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP. HAMDEN, CONN., U.S.A." Mfg'd 1957. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 93% factory blue finish, with light surface rust and scratches at the muzzle and base of the front sight. Grips are very good with a small, flea bite chip at the base of the left grip. The correct Hi-Standard marked magazine is in the white and there is moderate wear at the magazine well from use. Action is crisp, bore is very good, and markings are sharp. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT).

USN Marked Hi-Standard Model GB Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #400 (Sale Order 401 of 804)

USN Marked Hi-Standard Model GB Semi-Automatic Pistol, #325621, .22 L.R. cal., 6.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, lever takedown, blue finish, checkered plastic grips with a H.S. monogram, and one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine; "USN" marked at left barrel lug and "FNU" with the "U" upside down on right barrel lug. Frame is stamped "HIGH STANDARD MFG CORP NEW HAVEN CONN U.S.A.", and the slide is marked "HI-STANDARD/MODEL GB." There are no visible US Property marks or other proofs noted. Mfg'd 1950. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% factory blue finish with moderate holster wear along both sides of the barrel and highpoint edgewear throughout. Take down barrel displays a matching serial number and fits tightly. Grips are very good showing use with good fit. Action functions well; bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard M-101 "The Plinker" Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #401 (Sale Order 402 of 804)

High Standard M-101 "The Plinker" Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2340211, .22 L.R. cal., 6.5" medium-weightbarrel, blue finish, checkered plastic target style grips, with Patridge style front and drift adjustable rear sights, and one correct unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1972. Pistol is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and light surface rust, primarily on the left side of the barrel. Marking are crisp and the pistol is marked, "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP. HAMDEN, CONN., U.S.A." on right side of barrel lug. Action functions well; bore is bright with crisp defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Targetsman Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #402 (Sale Order 403 of 804)

Colt Targetsman Semi-Automatic Pistol, #133671-C, .22 L.R. cal., 6" barrel with blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, Colt marked checkered plastic target grips with thumb rest on left grip, and one correct Colt marked 10-rd. magazine. Pistol shows a sharp Hartford barrel address on the left side with a crisp Rampant Colt emblem on the left barrel lug. Mfg'd 1959. Condition is near excellent overall retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish with light wear at the holster, light surface erosion at the front sight base and highpoint edgewear. Grips are very good. Bore is very good and the action functions well. Includes a period Colt marked leather snap holster in very good overall condition; rear is embossed with a Colt emblem and stamped "SC1". Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT).

Ruger MK I Semi-Automatic Target Pistol

Lot #403 (Sale Order 404 of 804)

Ruger MK I Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #14-45208, .22 L.R. cal., 6.9" standard target barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic Ruger medallion grips, undercut integral blade front and fixed rear sights, and one Ruger marked 10-rd. magazine. Includes a non-matching factory box with associated packaging materials, manual, test targets, and a 1977 dated California Hunting Regulations guide. Mfg'd 1978. Pistol is in as new condition retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish with light storage and handling marks. Checkered plastic Ruger medallion grips are in excellent condition. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger MK II Semi-Automatic Target Pistol

Lot #404 (Sale Order 405 of 804)

Ruger MK II Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #212-55781, .22 L.R. cal., 6.9" medium-heavy target barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic Ruger medallion grips, undercut integral blade front and adjustable rear sights, with one Ruger marked 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1986. Pistol is in as new condition and appears unfired, retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish with light storage and handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #405 (Sale Order 406 of 804)

4443-591 (Gray) Hi-Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol, #65950, .22 Short cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips with H.S. monogram, and one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1940. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory blue finish, with moderate loss of finish on the barrel and along the slide, and a small area of pinprick pitting at left rear of slide. Front and rear grip straps have gone to a gray patina with traces of blue present in protected areas. Grips are about good. Action is crisp, bore is very good. The Model C was produced from 1936 to 1942. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model GB Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #406 (Sale Order 407 of 804)

Hi-Standard Model GB Semi-Automatic Pistol, #323225, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, lever take down, blue finish, checkered plastic grips with a H.S. monogram, and one correct replacement 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1950. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% factory blue finish drifting to gray patina. Frame is stamped "HIGH STANDARD MFG CORP NEW HAVEN CONN U.S.A." and slide is marked "HI-STANDARD MODEL GB." Grips are very good showing use with good fit. Action functions well, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Sterling Arms Corp. Trapper Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #407 (Sale Order 408 of 804)

Sterling Arms Corp. Trapper Semi-Automatic Pistol, #002307, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel, serrated blade red insert front and square notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered wood grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and one correct unmarked magazine. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, wrench, warranty card and manual in good overall condition. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Grips are excellent as well. Action is crisp, bore is excellent on this lightly used pistol. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Sterling Arms Corp. Husky Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #408 (Sale Order 409 of 804)

Sterling Arms Corp. Husky Semi-Automatic Pistol, #001923, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" medium weight bull barrel with a serrated blade front and square notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic SA monogram grips, and one correct unmarked magazine. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label in good overall condition. Pistol appears to be styled after a Hi-Standard with a similar profile. Condition is excellent overall retaining approx. 98% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Checkered plastic grips are excellent as well. Action is crisp, bore is excellent on this lightly used pistol. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver

Lot #409 (Sale Order 410 of 804)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #62-67105, .22 LR cal., 6.5" barrel, blued finish, square-notched rear sight with front blade, smooth wood grips with silver eagle Ruger medallions. In original matching box with correct end label and grease pencil serial number written on the side. Includes .22 magnum cylinder, that is numbered to the gun and factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1974. Condition is very good retaining approx. 97% original blued finish, with wear mainly at the muzzle and a very faint index line on the cylinder. Factory lettering is clear. Bluing on loading gate has begun to turn plum. Grips are very good with only minor handling marks. Action cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up tight, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $450-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Savage Model 101 SA Safety Single Shot Revolver

Lot #410 (Sale Order 411 of 804)

Savage Model 101 SA Safety Single Shot Revolver, #49196, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood grips with embossed Savage emblem. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card, and manual in good condition. Revolver is in good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue finish, with scattered light surface rust on the barrel, scratches, scuffs and a broken hammer spur. Smooth wood grips are very good. Action functions, bore is good. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

J.C. Higgins Model 88 Double Action 9-Shot Revolver

Lot #411 (Sale Order 412 of 804)

J.C. Higgins Model 88 Double Action 9-Shot Revolver, #678757, .22 cal., 6" barrel, blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic JC Higgins marked grips. In factory cardboard box, with inserts and matching end label. Revolver is in excellent overall retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and a light dragline on the counter-bored cylinder. Grips are very good. Action locks up tightly, bore is very good. The Model 88 is essentially a Hi-Standard Sentinel made under the Higgins label for Sears, Roebucks & Co. in the late 1950's-early 1960's. This one has seen little use, with factory box. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Supermatic Citation Military Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #412 (Sale Order 413 of 804)

Hi-Standard Supermatic Citation Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #ML66664, .22 L.R. cal., 7.25" fluted barrel, Patridge front and frame mounted adjustable rear sights, checkered walnut target grips with a thumb rest on left panel, and one correct unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Infactory cardboard box with matching end label, parts schematic and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1980. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98% factory blue finish with edgewear. Walnut grips are very good, and the front and rear grip straps are factory stippled. Action is crisp, bore is very good crisp on this lightly used Hi-Standard. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model D Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #413 (Sale Order 414 of 804)

Hi-Standard Model D Semi-Automatic Pistol, #76395, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" medium-weight barrel, blade front and adjustable square-notched rear sights, blue finish, checkered Walnut two-piece grips, and one correct unmarked two-tone magazine 10-rd. magazine. Includes a factory cardboard box with instruction tag in fair condition with tears and torn corners. Mfg'd 1941. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches, and a small rub on the left side of the barrel lug. There is loss of finish noted on the front and rear grip straps. Grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Supermatic Military Citation Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #414 (Sale Order 415 of 804)

Hi-Standard Supermatic Military Citation Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2362277, .22 L.R. cal., 5.50" bull barrel, Patridge front and adjustable bridge style rear sights, push-button takedown, blue finish, checkered walnut target style grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and one correct 10-rd. magazine. Right side of barrel is marked, "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP. HAMDEN, CONN U.S.A." Lot includes the factory cardboard box with Styrofoam insert. Mfg'd 1972. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96% factory blue finish with light wear at the muzzle, edgewear and a little dried oil that should clean. Front and rear grip straps are factory stippled. Action functions well, bore is very good. Box is in fair condition with frayed edges and tape on the corners. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #415 (Sale Order 416 of 804)

Hi-Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #65751, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, blue finish, lever takedown, checkered hard rubber H.S. monogram grips, with one correct two-tone unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Includes a factory cardboard box in good condition with a matching label, serial number in pencil on the lid, an extra 6.75" barrel and two additional two-tone magazines. Mfg'd 1940. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 88%-90% toning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, highpoint edgewear, and light surface rust on left side of slide. Grips are very good and fit well. Bore is very good and action is crisp on this WWII era Hi-Standard with the correct numbered original factory box. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #416 (Sale Order 417 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #116429, .30 W.C.F (.30-30) cal., 25" octagonal barrel marked with maker's name and address at top flat, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder" and caliber at breech, has dovetailed blade front and adjustable V-notched rear sights, full-length mag beneath; loop operating lever/trigger guard is marked "Model 1894/Winchester/Pat. Aug. 21, 1894" at top tang; oil-finished walnut forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1901. Condition is good retaining substantial traces of barrel blue, else gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Barrel and mag tube have been shortened, likely due to muzzle damage; rear sight is a modern replacement. Stocks are sound showing scattered dings, buttstock has 1" wood repair at right frame juncture, has been sanded with added finish. Action is crisp, bore shows overall frosting and fine rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Short Rifle

Lot #417 (Sale Order 418 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Short Rifle, #155942, .30 W.C.F. (.30- 30) cal., 20.5" round-to-octagonal barrel, dovetailed bead-blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sights, marked with maker's name and address on top flat, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder" and caliber at breech, has button mag beneath; loop operating lever/trigger guard is marked "Model 1894/Winchester" and 1894 patent date at top tang; oil-finished forearm has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1899. Condition is about good as configured, the barrel has been shortened and retains perhaps 40% thinning and darkening blue with some added color. Stocks are well-made replacements, fit "proud", show nice grain and finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Antique Smith & Wesson No. 1-1/2 Spurtrigger Pocket Revolver

Lot #418 (Sale Order 419 of 804)

Antique Smith & Wesson No. 1-1/2 Spurtrigger Pocket Revolver, #67105, .32 S&W CF cal., 3" round tip-up barrel has maker's name, address and 1865-69-71-77 pat. dates in two lines and 1875-77 dates on topstrap with hinged catch; 5-shot fluted cylinder with auto-ejection is marked "67105"; frame with large front hinge, left sideplate, integral spurtrigger sheath and straps, 2-pc. finely-checkered hard rubber grips with the entwined S&W logo at top. Mfg'd 1878-92. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% bright nickel with dulling/oxidation at back strap, rust erosion at one cylinder chamber/flute, occasional light marks. Grips are sound and glossy with sharp checkering/design. Barrel hinge is tight, action does not hold cock, bright bore shows 1" moderate erosion at breech, good rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Antique Colt 3rd Model Thuer Single-Shot Derringer

Lot #419 (Sale Order 420 of 804)

Antique Colt 3rd Model Thuer Single-Shot Derringer, NVSN, .41 RF cal., 2.5" round barrel marked "Colt" in large italic letters on top, bronze frame marked "41 Cal" at left has integral spurtrigger sheath and grip straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd pre-1898. Condition is good retaining approx. 60% original nickel with highpoint losses and scattered discoloration. Grips are sound with highpoint wear and much original finish. Edges and markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore shows occasional oxidation and good rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

Remington Model 95 Over/Under Double Derringer, 3rd Type

Lot #420 (Sale Order 421 of 804)

Remington Model 95 Over/Under Double Derringer, 3rd Type, #90, .41 RF Short cal., 3" superposed barrels marked "Remington Arms?U.M.C. Co. Ilion, N.Y." on full-length top rib, frame has top hinge, auto-selecting internal firing pin, right-side barrel release lever, integral spurtrigger sheath and straps, 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd ca. 1912-35. Condition is good retaining traces of original blue but mainly overall deep bluish-brown with light oxidation (heavier on right side frame), fine edges and sharp markings. Grips show much checkering wear but are sound. Barrel hinge is tight, action crisp, bores show scattered light erosion and worn rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Marlin Model 1936 Lever Action Carbine, 1st Type

Lot #421 (Sale Order 422 of 804)

Scarce Marlin Model 1936 Lever Action Carbine, 1st Type, #2862, .30-30 CF cal., 20" round barrel, dovetailed bead-blade front and adjustable V-notched rear sights, marked with maker's name and address and "Patented" on top, "Special Smokeless Steel" and caliber at breech, has full-length mag beneath; curved operating lever/trigger guard is marked "Marlin Safety" at top and "Marlin/Model 1936" at rear tang, serial number at lower tang. "Perch belly" walnut forend held by a single band, matching pistol-grip buttstock with fluted comb has 27-groove straight hard rubber buttplate. Mfg'd early 1936 (no serial number prefix). Condition is good retaining approx. 50% darkened smooth blue, faintly mottled but mostly silvered case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with a few light marks, nice color and finish. Action is crisp, frosted bright bore shows fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine

Lot #422 (Sale Order 423 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, #995892, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 20" round barrel with tall pinned bead-blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, marked with maker's name and address at right, model/trade mark/"Nickel Steel" and caliber at left, tubular mag beneath; adjustable folding peep sight at top tang; oil-finished walnut forend is spring-retained, matching buttstock has curved buttplate. Mfg'd 1926. Condition is good retaining approx. 40% barrel, mag, lever and hammer blue, else smooth gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing minor marks (esp. left forend), having been sanded and re-oiled. Action is crisp, bore is bright with deep/sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine

Lot #423 (Sale Order 424 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, #946721, .32 Win. Spec.CF cal., 20" barrel with tall pinned bead-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights, has full-length mag tube; receiver has saddle ring at left, standard features and markings; oil-finished forend held by a single band, buttstock has carbine buttplate. Mfg'd 1922. Condition is near fine retaining approx. 90% barrel and mag blue, 15% to receiver, else smooth gunmetal with sharp edges/markings. Stocks are sound and fit "proud", show minor age and use marks (notch cut across comb front), re-oiled finish. Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 92 Saddle-Ring Carbine

Lot #424 (Sale Order 425 of 804)

Winchester Model 92 Saddle-Ring Carbine, #889767, .44-40 CF cal., 20" barrel has standard sights and markings, full-length mag tube; receiver with left saddle ring and std. markings; oil-finished forend held by a single band, matching buttstock has carbine buttplate. Mfg'd 1919. Condition is good retaining traces of barrel blue but generally smooth blue-brown, having sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound with normal age and use marks, appear lightly sanded and re-oiled but fit well. Action is crisp, bright bore shows light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Antique Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #425 (Sale Order 426 of 804)

Antique Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle, #56157, .38 W.C.F. (.38-40) cal., 24" octagonal (scarce) barrel, dovetailed blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sight has maker's name and address in two lines at top, caliber at breech, full-length tubular mag below; marked "Model 1892/Winchester" and 1884 pat. date at top tang; forend of oil-finished walnut has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1896. Condition is good having generally smooth metal, retaining traces of darkened blue with scattered light discoloration, age and use marks, good edges and markings. Rear sight missing its slider. Stocks are sound and smooth showing minor dings, 2" diagonal crack at left frame juncture. Action is a bit sticky, bore shows moderate erosion and fine rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1885 High Wall Single-Shot Sporting Rifle

Lot #426 (Sale Order 427 of 804)

Antique Winchester Model 1885 High Wall Single-Shot Sporting Rifle, #44984, .32 W.C.F. (.32-20) cal., 28" octagonal barrel with buckhorn sights, marked with maker's name and address in two lines at top, caliber at breech; "thinside" receiver has central hammer and serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, marked "Pat. Oct. 7th 79" at lower tang; oil-finished walnut forend has horn semi-Schnabel tip, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1889. Condition is good retaining approx. 15% barrel blue (mainly at muzzle end, lower flats and protected areas), else gray gunmetal having scattered light oxidation and spots of erosion, especially at buttplate. Edges and markings are fine. Stocks are sound with dings at sides of forearm, staining at right buttstock, else smooth finish. Action is crisp, bore shows scattered moderate erosion, good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #427 (Sale Order 428 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #677793, .30 W.C.F (.30-30) cal., 26" octagonal barrel marked with maker's name and address at top flat, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder" and caliber at breech has dovetailed blade front and adjustable "V"-notched rear sights, full-length mag beneath; loop operating lever/trigger guard is marked "Model 1894/Winchester" and trade mark/pat. off. at top tang; oil-finished walnut forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1913. Condition is good showing full blue refinish (over pitting at receiver sides), with fine edges and markings. Stocks are well-made replacements showing nice grain and color. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate erosion and very good rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #428 (Sale Order 429 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #102299, .25-35 W.C.F. cal., 26" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sight has maker's name, address and 1894 pat. date, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially For Smokeless Powder" and caliber at left angled flat, full-length mag beneath; marked "Model 1894/Winchester" and 1894 pat. date at top tang; forend of oil- finished walnut has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1900. Condition is good retaining traces of blue with beginning light rust erosion to barrel and receiver, good edges and markings. Barrel is loose at juncture with frame, mag band is crudely soldered to barrel, rear sight missing its slider. Stocks show wear and scattered dings, but are sound. Action is very sticky, needs help to cock; bore has considerable erosion and good spiral rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle, 3rd Type

Lot #429 (Sale Order 430 of 804)

Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle, 3rd Type, #284892B, .32 W.C.F. (.32-20) cal., 24" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sight, maker's name, address and King's Improvement 1860-66 pat. dates in two lines at top, caliber at breech, full-length tubular mag beneath; sliding dustcover, brass cartridge lifter, removable sideplates, loop trigger guard/operating lever, has folding adjustable peep sight at top tang; forend of oil-finished walnut has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1888. Condition is good retaining no original finish, being generally smooth brown gunmetal with discoloration from heat (?) behind muzzle, good edges and markings. Rear sight a modern replacement. Stocks are sound and smooth showing minor age and use marks, 2" hairline crack and chipping at right- front forend, 3.25" wood loss at left top tang, 1" filler at right, 1" sliver of filler at both sides of buttplate. Action is frozen and inoperative, bore appears clean with good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R)

Antique Winchester Model 1876 Lever Action Rifle, 3rd Type

Lot #430 (Sale Order 431 of 804)

Antique Winchester Model 1876 Lever Action Rifle, 3rd Type, #46808, .40-60 CF cal., 28" octagonal barrel, large blade front and adjustable ladder rear sights marked with maker's name, address and King's Improvement 1850-66 patent dates at top, caliber at breech, has tubular mag beneath; large receiver with sliding dust cover, removable sideplates, loop trigger guard/operating lever that opens action, raises brass cartridge lifter (marked "40-60") for loading, is marked "Model 1876" at top tang, serial number lower. Oil-finished forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock a crescent buttplate with sliding trapdoor opening to cavity for segmented cleaning rod (not present). Mfg'd 1884. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, having generally smooth metal showing possible traces of blue and a bluish coloration (perhaps the result of heating or re-case hardening (esp. receiver), and scattered surface oxidation. Good edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth, likely having been sanded and re-oiled. Front sight is mounted backward. Action works well, bore shows heavy erosion and only vestigial rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Hamilton No. 27 Top-Break Boy's Rifle

Lot #431 (Sale Order 432 of 804)

Hamilton No. 27 Top-Break Boy's Rifle, NVSN, .22 RF cal., 15" round barrel has simple open sights; receiver marked "The Hamilton Rifle No. 27 .22 Cal./Patented Oct. 30, 1900-Aug. 13, 1907/Mfd. By C.J. Hamilton & Son/Plymouth, Mich. U.S.A." in 4 lines at left, scrolled sheet-metal trigger guard, 2-pc. varnished hardwood stocks with steel buttplate. Mfg'd post-1898. Condition is good retaining no original blue, being lightly etched gray-brown gunmetal with good edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing full-length repair to forearm, 1.25" cracks both sides of buttstock at juncture with frame, 5-pointed metal stars applied either side of buttstock with initials "JH" carved above left star. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching, fine rifling. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Remington Model 6 Single-Shot Boy's Rifle

Lot #432 (Sale Order 433 of 804)

Remington Model 6 Single-Shot Boy's Rifle, #S346620, .22 S/L/LR RF cal., 20" round barrel with plain open sights, marked with maker's name, trade mark and cal. at breech; flat receiver marked with the model, maker's name and address at left has central hammer and dropping breechblock, flip-up peep sight at top tang, knurled takedown screw at bottom. Forend of varnished walnut, matching buttstock has steel buttplate marked with circular "Remington/UMC" logo. Mfg'd post-1898. Condition is fine retaining approx. 95% factory blue (a few light scratches at left), bright case colors, sound and smooth wood showing scattered minor marks and most original finish, buttplate with spots of cleaned erosion. Action is crisp, bore shows occasional mild erosion and fine rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Stevens "Crack Shot" Takedown Single-Shot Boy's Rifle

Lot #433 (Sale Order 434 of 804)

Stevens "Crack Shot" Takedown Single-Shot Boy's Rifle, #0977, .22 LR RF cal., 20" 2-stage round barrel with plain open sights, marked with maker's name, address, "*Crack Shot*" and cal. at breech; receiver has central hammer and rolling breechblock (with auto-extraction) actuated by lever at right, takedown thumb-screw at bottom, integral trigger guard and tangs. Forend of oil-finished walnut, matching buttstock with checkered hard rubber buttplate. Mfg'd 1900-1913. Condition is fine retaining approx. 95% barrel blue, near-bright case colors, sharp edges and lettering. Wood is sound and smooth having scattered age and use marks (esp. buttstock belly), buttplate shows moderate wear. Action is smooth, bright bore shows light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Anschutz Single Shot Sporting Rifle

Lot #434 (Sale Order 435 of 804)

Anschutz Single Shot Sporting Rifle, #384325, .22 L.R. cal., 21.5" barrel, fixed globe style front and standard elevator style rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood one-piece pistol grip stock with a ribbed butt. Mfg'd 1962. Rifle is in very good overall retaining approx. 80%-85% factory blue finish with wear at the muzzle, scratches and areas of light surface rust that may clean. Left side of receiver is tapped with two sets of filled holes to accommodate rear sights. Left side of barrel is marked "Cal. .22 long rifle rim-fire combination", "(eagle)/N" proof, a "62" date stamp and a German antler proof. Top of receiver is marked with an "Anschutz" logo. Barrel address reads "J.G. Anschutz GmbH, Waffenfabrik, Ulm/D. Germany". Bolt is marked with the 'nitro' proof. Wood stock is in good condition showing moderate to heavy use, with compressions and dents and a small chip at the butt. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #435 (Sale Order 436 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #150284, .30 W.C.F (.30-30) cal., 26" octagonal barrel marked with maker's name and address at top flat, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder" and caliber at breech has standard buckhorn sights, full-length mag beneath; lever/trigger guard is marked "Model 1894/Winchester/Pat Aug 21 1894" at top tang; oil-finished walnut forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1899. Condition is very good retaining 75% original barrel/mag blue, traces to receiver with sharp edges and markings, balance smooth gunmetal gray. Stocks are well-made replacements, fit "proud", show nice grain and color. Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with deep and sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Garate Anitua Eibar Tigre Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #436 (Sale Order 437 of 804)

Garate Anitua Eibar Tigre Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #A26407, .44-40 cal., 21" round barrel, blade front and rear sight removed with the dovetail left vacant, full-length tubular magazine, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip two-piece stock, saddle ring, sling swivels and a period Lyman aperture sight added during the period of use. Carbine is in very good overall condition as refinished. Metal pieces have been reblued and the smooth wood stock refinished with significant bleeding of finish into the wood on the forend and buttstock, primarily at the tang and buttplate. Buttstock is also slightly undersized around the buttplate. Bore is very good and the action functions well on this Spanish copy of a Winchester 1892 SRC. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Antique Smith & Wesson Model 1-1/2 Second Issue Spurtrigger Revolver

Lot #437 (Sale Order 438 of 804)

Antique Smith & Wesson Model 1-1/2 Second Issue Spurtrigger Revolver, #30921, .32 Long RF cal., 3.5" tip-up round barrel marked with maker's name and address and 1855-59-65 patent dates on full-length top rib, has top hinge and bottom spring-latch, 2.25" fixed ejector rod underneath; fluted 5-shot cylinder; frame has top cylinder stop lever, central hammer, removable left sideplate, integral spurtrigger sheath and bird's head grip straps with 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd 1868-75 with blued finish. Condition is very good retaining good traces of original blue to protected areas of barrel and cylinder mixed with scattered light oxidation, 65% to frame (esp. sides). Sound grips show light marks and most original finish. Action is crisp, bore shows light etching (heavier toward muzzle) and fine rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Smith & Wesson 32 Safety Hammerless Double Action Top-Break Revolver, 2nd Model

Lot #438 (Sale Order 439 of 804)

Smith & Wesson 32 Safety Hammerless Double Action Top-Break Revolver, 2nd Model, #131762, .32 S&W CF cal., 5" round barrel is marked with maker's name/address and 7 1880-90 patent dates in two lines on full-length top rib, has T- shaped catch with knurled knobs; fluted 5-shot round cylinder made as unit with barrel has auto-extraction; frame has circular S&W trade mark at right, sideplate at left, large front hinge, separate trigger guard, integral grip straps with high "hump" enclosing the internal striker, "squeezer" backstrap safety. 2-pc. grips of finely checkered hard rubber have circular entwined "S&W" logo at top. Mfg'd ca. 1902-09. Condition is good retaining traces of blue in protected areas but generally smooth gray-brown gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound showing moderate wear, no chips. Action not functioning, clean bore shows light frosting/excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1906 Pump Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #439 (Sale Order 440 of 804)

Winchester Model 1906 Pump Action Takedown Rifle, #631563, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" barrel, tubular magazine, visible hammer, open sights, straight stock with Winchester hard shotgun buttplate and grooved forearm. Mfg'd 1920. Rifle is in very good condition with approx. 50%-60% overall blue and the balance a smooth patina. Stock and forearm are in good condition. Action is crisp and smooth with a bright bore. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Takedown Slide Action Rifle

Lot #440 (Sale Order 441 of 804)

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Takedown Slide Action Rifle, #851208, .22 Short cal., 23" Winchester Model 62 barrel, brass bead dovetailed blade front and standard elevator style rear sights, 3/4-length tubular magazine, exposed hammer, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip two-piece stock with a checkered hard rubber Winchester marked buttplate, takedown screw on left rear of the receiver. Mfg'd 1938. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Barrel is a later Model 62 marked version retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning factory blue finish. Magazine has gone to a silver/gray patina with original blue in protected areas. Receiver retains approx. 80%-85% toning blue finish with edgewear and light surface erosion evident. Bottom of receiver, top and bottom tang all show losses of finish from carry and use. There are crisp Winchester "WP" proofs at the rear of the barrel and on the front ring. Wood stock is in very good condition with light scratches and compressions, retaining a significant amount of the original finish. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Total production of the Model 1890 was estimated at 849,000 units, making this gun a late Model 1890 with a Model 62 marked barrel in the desirable .22 Short chambering. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Winchester Model 61 Hammerless Takedown Slide Action Rifle

Lot #441 (Sale Order 442 of 804)

Winchester Model 61 Hammerless Takedown Slide Action Rifle, #239685, .22 S/L/LR cal., 24" round barrel, brass bead dovetailed blade front and standard elevator rear sights, 3/4-length magazine, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip two-piece stock with a checkered steel buttplate, 17-rib forend, takedown down screw on left rear of receiver and the receiver is factory grooved. Mfg'd 1956. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish on the barrel and magazine with small scratches at the muzzle and on the tube. Receiver is likewise 85%-90% with edgewear, thinning of finish on the underside and light scratches consistent with field use. There are sharp Winchester "WP" proofs at the rear of the barrel and on the front of the receiver. Wood stock is very good with small mars and compressions retaining nearly all of the original finish. Bore is very good with defined rifling and the action locks up tight on this nice Model 61 with the desirable grooved receiver. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Early Winchester Model 62 Slide Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #442 (Sale Order 443 of 804)

Early Winchester Model 62 Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #13267, .22 S/L/LR cal., 23" round barrel, brass bead dovetailed blade front and standard elevator style rear sights, 3/4-length tubular magazine, exposed hammer, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip two-piece stock with a checkered steel buttplate, takedown screw on left rear of receiver. Mfg'd 1933. Rifle is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% toning blue finish. There are small losses of finish on both sides of the receiver, the base, upper/lower tang and on the bolt. There are crisp Winchester "WP" proofs at the rear of the barrel and on the front ring. Wood stock is in very good condition with light scratches and compressions retaining a significant amount of the original finish. Bore is very good and the action is crisp on this early gallery gun made in the 2nd year of production. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #443 (Sale Order 444 of 804)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle, #375393, .25-20 W.C.F. cal., 24" octagonal (scarce) barrel, dovetailed blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sight, maker's name, address and 1884 pat. date in two lines at top, caliber at breech, full-length tubular mag below; marked "Model 1892/Winchester/Trade Mark" at top tang; forend of oil-finished walnut has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1907. Condition is good having generally smooth deep-brown metal retaining traces of barrel blue, scattered light discoloration, good edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing minor dings, two deep gouges at left forearm, missing one nosecap screw. Action is crisp, clean bore shows oxidation with sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #444 (Sale Order 445 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1072191, .30-30 CF cal., 20" barrel, tall pinned bead-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights, standard markings, full-length mag tube; receiver with standard features and markings; oil-finished forend held by a single band, matching buttstock has carbine buttplate. Mfg'd 1931. Condition is very good retaining approx. 30% barrel and 60% mag blue, else smooth gunmetal with traces of blue, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound (forend has 1" wood loss and crack ahead of band), otherwise normal age and use marks, perhaps lightly sanded and re-oiled but fit well. Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Early Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #445 (Sale Order 446 of 804)

Early Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #35088, .30 W.C.F. (.30- 30) cal., 26" round barrel, dovetailed blade front and two-leaf rear sight, maker's name and address in one line at top, cal. at breech, full-length tubular mag below; marked "Model 1894/Winchester" and 1894 pat. date at top tang; forend of oil-finished walnut has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1898. Condition is good having traces of barrel blue and overall mild erosion to darkened metal, with good edges and markings. Rear sight leaf is broken. Stocks are sound showing a .5" gouge at left forend, .75" sliver at left frame juncture and scattered dings (esp. at belly). Top tang screw is a replacement, stocks fit a bit loose in frame. Action is sticky, bore shows considerable erosion with good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Antique Winchester Model 1885 Low Wall Single-Shot Rifle

Lot #446 (Sale Order 447 of 804)

Antique Winchester Model 1885 Low Wall Single-Shot Rifle, #59130, .22 Short RF cal., 26" octagonal barrel, dovetailed tall bead-blade front and adjustable notched rear sights, marked with maker's name and address at top flat and caliber at breech; "thickside" low wall receiver marked "Pat. Oct 7th 79" and serial number at lower tang has serpentine operating lever; oil-finished walnut forend has horn wedge insert to semi-Schnabel tip, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1892. Condition is good retaining approx. 25% barrel blue with perhaps added finish, receiver refinished in blackish-blue, else gray-brown gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing minor marks. Action is crisp, bore shows overall oxidation and good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Takedown Slide Action Rifle

Lot #447 (Sale Order 448 of 804)

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Takedown Slide Action Rifle, #684229, .22 WRF cal., 24" octagon barrel, steel bead dovetailed front and "v"-notched fixed rear sights, 3/4 length tubular magazine, takedown screw at the left rear of the receiver, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip two-piece stock with a smooth steel crescent buttplate, 12 rib small pre-war forend. Mfg'd 1925. Rifle is in near fine overall condition with the barrel retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches and sharp edges. Magazine tube shows significant original blue in protected areas drifting to silver/gray patina. Receiver shows 50%-60% of the flaking blue finish with edgewear, loss of finish on the underside, trigger guard and lower tang. Winchester markings on the tang are crisp and there are sharp Winchester "WP" proofs at the rear of the barrel and on the front ring. Wood stock is in very good condition showing dents and mars while retaining the majority of its original finish. Action functions well, bore is bright with clearly defined rifling. There is a slight ring approx. 5" from the muzzle. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1906 Takedown Slide Action Rifle

Lot #448 (Sale Order 449 of 804)

Winchester Model 1906 Takedown Slide Action Rifle, #464705, .22 S/L/LR cal., 20" round barrel, dovetailed blade and "V"-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, full-length tubular magazine, straight grips smooth wood two-piece stock with a Winchester marked hard rubber shotgun buttplate, 12-rib forend, visible hammer. Mfg'd 1915. Rifle is in fair overall condition with the metal surfaces having gone to a mottled gray/brown patina showing traces of original blue finish in the protected areas. There is light surface erosion evident and the barrel has been lightly cleaned. There are faint Winchester "WP" proofs at the rear of the barrel and at the front of the receiver. Wood stock is in fair condition showing heavy use with dents, compressions and bruising from years of use. Buttplate is slightly proud due to shrinkage. Action functions and locks up tight, bore is fair with scattered pitting and roughness. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #449 (Sale Order 450 of 804)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #102546, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 26" octagonal barrel with dovetailed folding Beach front and adjustable buckhorn rear sights, has maker's name and address at top, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially For Smokeless Powder" at left, caliber at breech, full-length mag. below; loop trigger guard/operating lever, marked "Model 1894/Winchester" and 1894 pat. date at top tang; forend of oil-finished walnut has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1900. Condition is good retaining approx. 15% blue (mainly on lower barrel flats, receiver sides) with scattered discoloration, light-to- moderate erosion to bottom of mag and buttplate, good edges and markings. Stocks show wear, dings, and wood erosion but are sound. Action is crisp, bore has moderate erosion and good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #450 (Sale Order 451 of 804)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle, #225731, .25-20 W.C.F. cal., 24" octagonal (scarce) barrel, dovetailed blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sight, maker's name, address and 1884 pat. date in two lines at top, caliber at breech, full-length tubular mag below; marked "Model 1892/Winchester/Pat. Oct. 14, 1884" at top tang; forend of oil-finished walnut has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1903. Condition is good retaining approx. 75% blue to barrel and receiver sides, scattered light discoloration, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing extensive dings (esp. left sides), file marks to left wrist, 7" wood replacement at rear belly, 1"x.75" filler at right buttplate. Action is crisp, bright bore shows frosting at muzzle and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 55 Takedown Lever Action Rifle

Lot #451 (Sale Order 452 of 804)

Winchester Model 55 Takedown Lever Action Rifle, #1020047, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 24" tapered round barrel, raised bead-blade front and adjustable rear sights, marked with the model, maker's name and address, "Nickel Steel" and caliber at breech, half mag with takedown latch beneath; receiver has front takedown feature, Winchester markings at top tang; varnished walnut forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with grooved straight buttplate. Mfg'd 1924-32. Condition is near excellent as refinished, retaining approx. 95% black-blue (bit of rust freckling in trigger area), sharp edges and markings. Stocks have been lightly sanded and refinished as well, but are sound and smooth showing minor marks, pleasing grain, color and finish. Action is crisp, bore shows scattered etching, fine rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #452 (Sale Order 453 of 804)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #172622, .22 L.R. cal., 23" barrel, steel bead dovetailed blade and standard elevator style rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood pistol grip two-piece stock with a checkered steel buttplate, 10-shot tubular magazine that loads through the buttplate. Mfg'd 1958. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% toning factory blue finish with small mars on the barrel, light surface rust around the base of the rear sight and scuffs on both sides of the receiver. Top of receiver is factory grooved for scope mounting. There are correct Winchester proofs on the receiver and the rear of the barrel. Left rear of the barrel is marked "MODEL 63 .22 LONG RIFLE SUPER SPEED AND SUPER-X". Smooth wood stock is in good condition with numerous scuffs and scrapes, particularly on the buttstock. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 61 Takedown Hammerless Slide Action Rifle

Lot #453 (Sale Order 454 of 804)

Winchester Model 61 Takedown Hammerless Slide Action Rifle, #249239, .22 S/L/LR cal., 24" round barrel, steel bead dovetailed blade front and standard elevator style rear sights, 3/4 length tubular magazine, blue finish, smooth wood pistol grip two-piece stock with a checkered steel shotgun style buttplate. Mfg'd 1957. Rifle is in very good overall condition showing approx. 75%-80% thinning blue finish drifting to patina. There are small mars and thinning of finish along the barrel with scattered areas of light surface rust and some larger areas at the rear of the receiver. There are Winchester proofs on the barrel and the receiver with the top of the receiver factory grooved for scope mounting. Smooth wood stock is in good condition with dents and compressions consistent with field use, showing slight staining around the buttplate due to poor storage. Action is smooth, bore is good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #454 (Sale Order 455 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle, #4227697, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, hooded ramped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, full-length magazine, smooth walnut straight grip stock with a barrel band and a checkered plastic Winchester marked buttplate. Mfg'd 1975. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue finish, with areas of light surface rust on the magazine tube, receiver screw heads and a slight rub on top of the barrel. There are correct Winchester proofs on the front ring and rear of the barrel. Smooth wood stock is very good with light handling marks. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #455 (Sale Order 456 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #2504226, .30-30 Win. CF cal., 20" round barrel, raised hooded bead front and adjustable "V"-notched rear sights, marked with maker's name, model and caliber at left; oil-finished walnut forearm has single band, matching buttstock with checkered steel buttplate. Mfg'd 1961. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% original black-blue with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound, smooth and fit "proud" showing a few minor marks at forend belly, nice color and finish. Action is crisp, bright bore shows sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 61 Takedown Hammerless Slide Action Rifle

Lot #456 (Sale Order 457 of 804)

Winchester Model 61 Takedown Hammerless Slide Action Rifle, #60974, .22 S/L/LR cal., 24" round barrel, steel bead dovetailed blade front and standard elevator style rear sights, 3/4 length tubular magazine, blue finish, smooth wood pistol grip two-piece stock with a checkered steel shotgun style buttplate. Mfg'd 1941. Rifle is in very good overall condition showing approx. 30%-40% toning blue finish drifting to an even brown patina. Rifle shows wear consistent with carry and use, with significant losses on the underside and top of the receiver. There are Winchester proofs on the barrel and the receiver. Smooth wood stock is in good condition with scratches and dents. There is some slight staining around the buttplate with light rust on the buttplate itself. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Antique Colt M-1877 Lightning Etched Panel Sheriff's Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #457 (Sale Order 458 of 804)

Antique Colt M-1877 Lightning Etched Panel Sheriff's Model Double Action Revolver, #41582, .38 Colt CF cal., 3.5" ejectorless barrel has maker's name and address at top, "Colt D.A. 38" etched panel at left; 6-shot long-fluted cylinder; solid frame has 3-line 1871-74-75 patent dates, loading gate #427, 2-pc. "bird's head" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the oval Rampant Colt at top. Mfg'd 1883 with blued finish, case hardened frame, blued hammer with polished sides. Condition is good retaining traces of barrel and cylinder blue, 30% to straps and trigger guard, silvered case colors, scattered oxidation, clear etched panel, good edges and markings. Grips are sound showing highpoint wear, fine checkering. Visible numbers match. Action is crisp, clean bore shows light frosting, fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

1st Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #458 (Sale Order 459 of 804)

1st Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #219267, .32 W.C.F. (.32-20) cal., 7.5" barrel with low front sight has one-line maker's name/address, cal. at left, standard ejector; unmarked fluted cylinder; frame has two-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and encircled "Rampant Colt" at lower left, loading gate batch-marked "261", grip straps have 2- pc. checkered hard rubber grips with the Rampant Colt in oval panel at top. Mfg'd. 1901. Condition is very good as partially refinished, the frame, cylinder and straps showing black-blue applied over scattered light oxidation with resultant softened edges and markings, wear at grip areas of straps. Barrel and ejector retain 90% lightly worn original blue having hairline scratches and fine markings, hammer with most blue/polish. Grips show no wear, likely are correct replacements. Visible serial numbers match, features appear correct for serial/date range. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall light oxidation with very good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Bisley Model Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #459 (Sale Order 460 of 804)

Colt Bisley Model Single Action Army Revolver, #188366, .44-40 CF cal., 4.75" barrel, marked with maker's name and address at top and "(Bisley Model)/Colt Frontier Six Shooter" at left, has full-length right-side ejector; unmarked 6-shot fluted cylinder; frame has 2-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and encircled Rampant Colt at left, loading gate marked "807", correct Bisley low-spur hammer and "humped" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the oval Colt logo at top. Mfg'd 1899. Condition is good retaining traces of blue in protected areas (esp. cyl. flutes), faded case colors and overall thin added finish. Edges and markings are fine. Grips show highpoint wear, .75" chip at left frame juncture, may be replacements as fit is not perfect. Visible numbers match, features appear correct for serial/date range. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching and fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1877 Lightning Double Action Revolver

Lot #460 (Sale Order 461 of 804)

Colt Model 1877 Lightning Double Action Revolver, #159413, .38 Colt CF cal., 6" barrel with ejector has 2-line maker's name and address at top, "Colt D.A. 38" at left; 6-shot long-fluted cylinder; solid frame has 3-line 1871-74-75 patent dates and encircled Rampant Colt at left, loading gate #45, 2-pc. "bird's head" straps and 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips with the oval Colt logo at top. Mfg'd 1906. Condition is very good retaining approx. 50% thinning barrel/ejector blue, 80% cylinder blue, 50% to straps, light/silvering case colors, sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound showing highpoint wear, fine checkering. Visible numbers match. Front sight has been lowered. Action is very crisp, clean bore shows light frosting, excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Argentine Model 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet and Accessories

Lot #461 (Sale Order 462 of 804)

Argentine Model 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet and Accessories, #L2930, 7.65x53mm, 29.13" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver rail "MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO 1891/MANUFACTURA LOEWE BERLIN". Argentine crest removed from top of receiver ring and the area now shows brown patina. Argentine cartouches are stamped on right side of buttstock and top of hand guard. Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good as arsenal refinished, with approx. 90% of the bluing remaining on the metal, showing toning to the magazine and patina to the buttplate, muzzle and cleaning rod. Bright bolt shows old cleaning at the handle. Wood has had added finish applied, now very good+ with a few chips at the buttplate and scattered impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good. No visible import marks. Bayonet has had the Argentine crest ground from the right side ricasso. Bayonet condition is good showing nicks along the blade edge and darkening to the pommel; latch operates smoothly. Steel scabbard is good with dents to both sides. The frog is close to excellent. Sling is in fair condition showing rust, loose stitching, and fading to the green finish. Brass muzzle cap is in good condition. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Antique)

Mauser Standard Modell K98k Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #462 (Sale Order 463 of 804)

Mauser Standard Modell K98k Bolt Action Rifle, #B70399, 7.92x57mm, 23.6" barrel, receiver marked with Mauser Banner stamp, BUG commercial proof marks, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, H type front barrel band with hook, machined rear barrel band with bottom sling swivel, barrel bands appear to be Imperial German marked pieces with their numbers removed, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1 to 20, straight handled bolt in the white looks like an Imperial German proofed piece that has been scrubbed of all numbers on the body and small parts, early style trigger guard with hole for sling is finished in a phosphate or parkerized type finish, one-piece walnut stock with hand grooves and upper hand guard, bottom of stock behind the wrist has a mount for sling swivel but none present, and flat steel blued buttplate. Condition is good, the receiver and barrel with a nice high polish original blued finish, showing little wear. There is wear on the barrel bands where the numbers were removed, the bolt and small parts have been polished in the white, with some age graying to the bolt handle, extractor and small parts. Parkerized finish on the trigger guard shows some scratches. Action and safety function properly; bore is mostly bright, with a light frosting overall. Stock shows age, minor scratches, dings and small depressions, but has not been sanded. Buttplate shows wear to the blued finish near the top, with fine scratches and minor light freckling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

French Berthier M1916 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #463 (Sale Order 464 of 804)

French Berthier M1916 Bolt Action Rifle, #BC69245, 8x50Rmm, 17.7" barrel, blue finish, bright bolt, straight grip hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver "ETTS CONTINSOUZA MLE-M-16"; stamped "B.M." on left side of cocking piece; "N" stamped on top of chamber. Faint roundel stamp on right side of buttstock. "4" and "37" stamped on bottom of the wrist. Receiver, trigger guard and stock with matching numbers. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. This carbine has had 1927 modification where cleaning rod was removed and stacking swivel attached. Condition overall is good, approx. 70% metal finish remains. Receiver has been reblued. Balance of the metal finish shows areas of thinning and brown patina. Bright bolt handle has turned dark. Wood is serviceable but shows age and wear, including overall surface dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly; bore has mild frosting and a few small spots of erosion at the muzzle, rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Czech VZ24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #464 (Sale Order 465 of 804)

Czech VZ24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #556704, 8x57mm, 23.23" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with rampart lion crest, and on left side receiver "CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA, A.S,BRNO/VZ.24". Matching number on left side buttstock. Bolt is from a Mauser Kar 98k rifle and is marked with "(eagle)655" and "(eagle)63" German WWII acceptance stamps. Number on top of bolt handle is "4095k". Wrist sling assembly has been removed and the hole filled with a round plug. A good condition leather sling is attached. Cleaning rod is missing. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with parts toning brown or showing patina. Wood has darkening behind the receiver tang, otherwise very good, showing mostly light handling marks. Action operates smoothly but the safety lever will not engage and needs to be adjusted; bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

WWII Mauser K98k byf-43 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #465 (Sale Order 466 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k byf-43 Bolt Action Rifle, #11367h, 7.92x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked byf-43 for Mauser Werke AG, Oberndorf a/N, Nazi eagle proof marks and waffenampts may have been re-stamped, possibly removed import stamps on front of barrel, bolt and bolt parts have been scrubbed and re-numbered to gun, some parts appear to be original matching numbers to the receiver, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, machined solid barrel bands, machined trigger guard and floorplate (floorplate un-numbered), laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, bolt takedown disc, cupped steel buttplate, and side sling slot. Stock marked with faint eagle WaA135 waffenampt on side. Condition is fair, the metal parts showing buffing, and losses to the blued finish giving the metal parts a mottled patina, wear, thinning to brown on some parts, wear from use, minor scratches, and scuffs. Action and safety function properly; bore is heavily frosted but may clean somewhat. Stock shows soiling, wear, scratches, scuffs, dings and minor gouges, and may have been lightly sanded. Stock disc and buttplate show age graying, scratches and minor stains. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Late WWII Mauser K98k bcd-45 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #466 (Sale Order 467 of 804)

Late WWII Mauser K98k bcd-45 Bolt Action Rifle, #7411c, 7.92x57 cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked bcd 45 with no visible proof marks, 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, bayonet lug, no cleaning rod, stamped and welded barrel bands, stamped trigger guard and floorplate, all visible numbers match, but bolt parts appear to have been scrubbed and re-numbered, front of barrel has been scrubbed to remove import markings, laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, bolt takedown disc in stock, cupped steel buttplate, and side sling slot. Condition is fair, the barrel and receiver show a faded blued finish, with some buffing or wire brushing that has removed finish on the front of the barrel, the receiver, and rear of barrel. Bolt has a thinning blued finish with a plum-colored extractor and some freckling. Trigger guard and floorplate are fading to brown with a buffed patina. Barrel bands are mostly brown. Action and safety function properly, bore is dark but may improve with cleaning. Stock shows a dark oil stained finish with numerous small dings, gouges, scratches and scuffs. Stock disc shows age graying and freckling. Buttplate has been cleaned bright, with scattered light rust freckling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Soviet TT33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags

Lot #467 (Sale Order 468 of 804)

Soviet TT33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags, #XA92, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. No safety. Marked on left side frame with "(serial number)/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)/1945". Top of slide marked with "(matching serial number)/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)/1945". Grips impressed "CCCP" around points of the stars. Includes two magazines with different serial numbers: #4P643 (also stamped with star symbols) and #PK06814. Condition overall is good as refinished, with the metal retaining approx. 85% of its reblued finish, which was applied over old patina, now showing dark areas across the surface. Grips are good showing handling marks and flattening to the vertical grooves on each side. Action operates smoothly; bore has dark spots and scattered pitting, with good rifling. No visible import marks. Magazines are in good to very good condition with one showing light patina; both seat with some effort due to the grip pin extending into the magazine well. The Soviet brown leather holster is marked "1960r" on the inside flap and is in very good+ condition showing light scuffs to the pliable leather; attached cleaning rod is also in very good condition. Est.: $700- $900. (C&R/PPT)

Czech Model CZ-27 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #468 (Sale Order 469 of 804)

Czech Model CZ-27 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #316046, 7.65mm, 3.9" barrel, phosphate finish, brown plastic one-piece grip impressed with CZ logo on each side, serrated blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "V" notch. Marked on left side slide with German WWII Occupation code "fnh Pistole Modell 27 Kal.7,65". Top of slide marked with "(eagle)/swastika" and matching serial number. Right side frame marked with "(eagle)/WaA 76" Waffenamt stamp. Magazine base plate marked "P.Mod.27". Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, showing patina and pitting, and cleaning to the frame, slide, muzzle and magazine. Magazine floor plate fits loosely. Grip is very good showing light handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Austrian Steyr Model 1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #469 (Sale Order 470 of 804)

Austrian Steyr Model 1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2862F, 9 mm Steyr cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered walnut grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side slide "STEYR 1914". Right side trigger guard web marked "W-n(Austrian Eagle)14". Matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is good to very good as refinished, with the metal retaining about 85% reblued finish, which shows areas of patina and discoloration. Grips are good to very good showing added varnish and light flattening to the checkering. Action operates smoothly, bore has darkening in the grooves with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Nazi Marked French Unique M17 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #470 (Sale Order 471 of 804)

Nazi Marked French Unique M17 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #41156, 7.65mm. 3.25" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, barrel with Nazi eagle firing proof, frame marked with eagle WaA251 waffenampt, slide with French Unique markings and address, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, grooved hard rubber grips marked "7.65m/m 9 SCHUSS", thin blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u"-shaped notch, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70%-80% original high polish blued finish, with holster wear at the front and rear of slide, scattered pinprick pitting on the top, front edge, rear edge, and sides of slide, slight wear to the trigger guard, rear frame high edges, and frame front edges. Front grip strap has a small diagonal wear line, rear grip strap has wear at the bottom and on the lanyard loop. Action and safety function properly, bore is bright with just a hint of frosting. Barrel is finished in the white, is very clean, and marked with assembly number "08" and the Nazi eagle firing proof. Fire blued safety and grip screws show light wear, screw slots are slighty marred. Grips show light dings and chips on the sharp edges of the grooves. Magazines show thinning to the finish, lines and wear from use. Includes a dark brown German holster with a single wide belt loop, top flap marked with eagle WaAD20 waffenampt, aluminum stud, front mag pouch, and bottom closure strap. Holster show wear, scratches, scuffs, minor depressions, soiling and use, but is overall sound and still supple. A nice hard-to-find Nazi marked Unique. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Russian SKS Barreled Receiver

Lot #471 (Sale Order 472 of 804)

Russian SKS Barreled Receiver, #CCP12853, 7.62x39 cal., 20" barrel, blued finish. Import marked "CDI Swan VT." Gas system has been replaced with an aftermarket version. Rear sight is missing, top of bolt has been ground down. In good condition with minor handling marks. Bore is bright, rifling is strong. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern/PPT)

Yugoslavian M59 SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #472 (Sale Order 473 of 804)

Yugoslavian M59 SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #C-31964, 7.62x39mm, 20.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Matching numbers on receiver, top cover and stock. Condition overall is good with bluing beginning to fade. A small area of pitting is evident on the bottom of the barrel. Wood is good with overall darkening and old and new handling marks and impressions along with several areas of trench art. Stock also appears to have been lightly sanded. Action appears to function smoothly, bore shows frosting and pitting. Import marked on barrel indicating a M59/66 but the "C" prefix serial number makes it a M59. Bayonet has been removed. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

French Berthier M1916 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #473 (Sale Order 474 of 804)

French Berthier M1916 Bolt Action Rifle, #65415, 8x50R cal., 17.7" barrel, blued finish, straight grip hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver "Etts Continsouza MLE-M-16". Matching number on bolt handle and trigger guard, mismatched number on buttstock. "N" stamped on top of chamber. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good with metal surfaces retaining most of their toning blue finish. Bolt handle has a brown patina. No finish on the buttplate, which is lightly pitted; receiver also has areas of mild pitting. Stock shows moderate age and typical wear associated with military use, including surface dents and scratches, no visible cracks. There are lighter pieces of wood spliced at the toe and heel. Action operates smoothly. Bore is strong, bright and shiny, no visible frosting or erosion, rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Argentine Model 1909/47 Bolt Action Cavalry Carbine, with Bayonet

Lot #474 (Sale Order 475 of 804)

Argentine Model 1909/47 Bolt Action Cavalry Carbine, with Bayonet, #008788, 7.65x53 mm, 22.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with faint Argentine crest over "EJERCITO ARGENTINO", and "F.M.A.P./MAUSER MOD.1909" on the left side. Left side receiver rail faintly and partially marked "DIRECCION GENERAL DE FABRICACIONES MILITARES". Matching numbers on top of bolt handle and on trigger guard. Faint unreadable number on right side of forend. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% of the arsenal reblued finish remaining on the metal, with light rust visible along the exposed barrel and patina to the buttplate. There are a couple of chips to the rear of the hand guard, otherwise the wood is very good, with impressions and handling marks to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has light frosting in the grooves, otherwise bright with good rifling. No visible import marks. Bayonet has an aluminum handle, and the Argentine crest and serial number have been partially ground off of the right side ricasso. Solingen maker marked on left side ricasso. Condition overall is very good showing a few nicks and patina spots to the bright blade with patina to the handle. Scabbard is stamped with a different serial number. Condition is very good with a couple of small dings to the tube. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Mauser M1914 Semi-Automatic Pocket Pistol

Lot #475 (Sale Order 476 of 804)

Mauser M1914 Semi-Automatic Pocket Pistol, #144077, 7.65mm, 3.4" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, slide marked with Mauser address and patent information, sideplate with stamped Mauser Banner logo, "(crown)/U" proof on top of slide and small proof that may be a military acceptance proof, fixed inverted "V" front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" notch, cocking indicator at rear of slide, bottom mag release, one-piece checkered wood grip, and one unmarked "in the white" steel magazine with a blued base plate. Condition is fair retaining approx. 70% original finish, with scattered pinprick pitting and rust over both sides of slide, frame, trigger guard edges, and on the barrel. Fire blued trigger, action rod end, and extractor have moderate to heavy pitting to the surface. Front grip strap is very strong with a few light nicks and one tiny patch of freckling. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Wood grip shows age, minor scratches, and flattening to the checkered diamonds. Magazine has a light rust patina showing wear from use, and wear to the bluing on the base plate. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 DWM Luger 1915 Date P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #476 (Sale Order 477 of 804)

WW1 DWM Luger 1915 Date P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #4230h, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, Imperial proof marks on slide, all visible numbers match except rear toggle pin and magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, lanyard loop, stock lug, checkered walnut grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with a wood base, and one late WWII blued magazine. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original rust blued finish (would benefit from a thorough cleaning). There is holster wear on the muzzle edges and front frame lugs, sideplate is thinning to brown with high edgewear, wear to top rear of slide sides, rear frame ears, and scratches on the rear toggle piece. Front grip strap and trigger guard are very strong but have some freckling; rear grip strap is strong with one or two small freckled spots. The straw-finished small parts are fading to silver with light freckling. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is shiny with a light frosting in the grooves. Grips show soiling, a few light depressions and wear, but fit the frame nicely and are tight. Grip screws have clean slots but show some wear, and the right screw has light rust. Magazine shows age and wear with light freckling; wood base has been scrubbed and large number stamped into it (not matching the gun). Includes a black leather hard shell holster with large letters carved into the front flap "EEB". There is an unmarked loading tool with a broken off top in the small pouch inside. The internal leather pull strap is intact. Side mag pouch with a late WWII blued extruded steel magazine, marked "fxo (eagle)37", with a pinned black plastic base showing light wear. Rear of the holster is marked "gcx 1941", with an eagle waffenampt proof stamp and "P.08". Condition of the holster is good showing light mold that should clean well, scuffs, scratches, wear from use, and old saddle soap residue. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 Erfurt Luger 1917 Date P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #477 (Sale Order 478 of 804)

WW1 Erfurt Luger 1917 Date P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #7211y, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, Erfurt and Imperial proof marks on slide and some small parts, all visible numbers matching except magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, lanyard loop, stock lug has been ground off exposing a hole in the rear back strap, checkered wood grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with an aluminum base. Condition is fair as refinished/reblued, with a high polish finish fading to light brown color on most of the frame and slide. Barrel shows light rust freckling and scratches, there is high edgewear on the front frame lugs, sideplate, and top of toggle lugs. Grip straps are thinning to gray with light brown rust. Straw parts have been cleaned and have a silvery finish, except the safety lever which appears to have been blued. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is frosted overall but still retains decent lands and grooves. Grips show a mottled color and may have been cleaned, showing wear, minor scratches, and a few flattened diamonds, but fit well and are tight. Grip screws show wear and minor turning to the slots. Magazine shows light age and wear from use with a nice tight fitting base. Includes a brown leather hard shell holster with faint maker's mark, 1940 date, and eagle waffenampt proof stamp; intact internal leather pull strap, side magazine pouch (empty), and no loading tool in the small pouch under the flap. Outside has a whitish appearance from old saddle soap residue and light mold that should clean well. Holster shows age, scuffs, scratches, and wear from use. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Mauser P-38 byf-43 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #478 (Sale Order 479 of 804)

WWII German Mauser P-38 byf-43 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6103a, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof and "(eagle)/135" waffenampts on slide, "(eagle)/135" waffenampt on frame, all visible numbers matching, drift adjustable fixed front sight and fixed rear sight with "u" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, and grooved dark brown Bakelite grips. Includes one blued magazine marked "P.38" on the side and "(eagle)/359" waffenampt on back spine, and one blued magazine marked "P38U" and "jvd", waffenampt "WaA 706" on the sides. Condition is very good as reblued/refinished, retaining approx. 99% of a high polished salt blue finish, with muting to the markings from polishing and almost no wear after being refinished. Action, hold open and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore is heavily frosted but still retains strong lands and grooves. Grips show losses to their outer glossy finish, showing a mottled shiny and matte surface, with some scratches and wear. The "359" marked magazine has been polished and reblued like the gun; the "jvd" mag shows the original finish fading to gray overall with minor wear from use. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese M20 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags

Lot #479 (Sale Order 480 of 804)

Chinese M20 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags, #N1116629, 7.62x25mm4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. No safety. Marked on left side frame with serial number. Top of slide marked "M20" over matching serial number. Includes two magazines with different serial numbers: #4192 and #9072. Condition overall is very good as refinished, with the metal retaining over 95% of its reblued finish showing disassembly scratches to the right side frame. Grips are very good showing light nicks and flattening to the vertical grooves on each side. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Both magazines are in good used condition showing wear, rust and patina. Brown leather holster is corduroy lined and includes a shoulder strap, ammunition pouch and cleaning rod. Holster condition overall is good showing dryness and cracking at the muzzle area, otherwise pliable with overall darkening. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Type 51 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags

Lot #480 (Sale Order 481 of 804)

Chinese Type 51 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags, #222149, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. No safety. Marked on left side frame with serial number/five-pointed star with characters inside 1953. Top of slide with matching serial number only. Right side frame marked with three characters for "Type 51". Includes two magazines with different serial numbers: #74339 and #3015 (which has been re-numbered). Condition overall is very good with over 95% of the reblued finish remaining on the metal, which was applied over old pitting and patina. Grips are very good showing light handling marks to the vertical grooves on each side with impact marks to the center retention pin. Action operates smoothly; bore is dark in the grooves with cleaned pitting at the muzzle, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Both magazines are in good used condition showing areas of pitting and patina. Black leather holster is in very good condition, missing the shoulder retaining strap. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

British Albion No. 2 Mk1** Double Action Revolver, with Holster

Lot #481 (Sale Order 482 of 804)

British Albion No. 2 Mk1** Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #C1951, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, black painted finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight. Marked on right side frame "Albion/No 2 Mk1**/1943". Top of barrel flat marked "proof stamp/Broad Arrow/52/CAL.38". Also stamped on left side barrel with an Enfield arsenal inspection stamp. Steel marking disc attached to right side grip. Revolver was arsenal overhauled in 1952 and is stamped on the right side frame with "FTR/52" and a Birmingham proof and view inspector's stamp. Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Condition overall is very good retaining over 90% dark arsenal refinish showing highpoint wear on the cylinder, holster guides, and trigger guard. Grips are good with several dents and showing chips to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore has darkening forward of the chamber, otherwise bright with sharp well defined rifling; chambers are bright and clean. Birmingham export proofs are stamped on left side of barrel. The blue Royal Air Force holster is marked "M.E.C.1951(Broad Arrow)" over the Air Ministry contract number. Condition is good with darkening to the outside surfaces; snap functions smoothly. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Mark VI Double Action Revolver

Lot #482 (Sale Order 483 of 804)

British Webley Mark VI Double Action Revolver, #350584, .45 ACP cal., 6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, pinned blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame "WEBLEY PATENTS" around "MARK VI/1918". Left side of barrel top strap marked with "'18" in service mark, proof, property and view stamps along with "MARK VI". Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Revolver has been importer converted to .45 ACP by machining off the rear of the cylinder. The barrel is bulged on both sides, also visible thru the bore approx. 1" from the cylinder. Out of service sale marks have been defaced by two bars struck through them. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing rust and patina to the barrel and other parts. Grips are good with areas of chips and flattening to the checkering. Action cycles and operates smoothly; bore is bright with defined rifling showing the bulge noted. London export proofs stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Israeli Issued Webley Mark IV Double Action Revolver

Lot #483 (Sale Order 484 of 804)

Israeli Issued Webley Mark IV Double Action Revolver, #B53654, .38 S&W cal., 4" barrel, parkerized finish, black plastic grips impressed with "Webley" logo on each side, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/MADE IN ENGLAND" on barrel top strap. Israeli property markings on right side barrel. Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder; export proofs on left side of barrel. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with wear around the muzzle, trigger guard, highpoints of the cylinder, etc. Grips are good showing areas of chipping and overall handling marks to the checkering and smooth areas. Action locks up and operates smoothly; bore has darkening at the lead that may clean better, otherwise bright with very good defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. A very good condition British cotton lanyard is attached to the butt ring. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

"Fox Studio" stamped French M1890 Berthier Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #484 (Sale Order 485 of 804)

"Fox Studio" stamped French M1890 Berthier Bolt Action Carbine, #50594, 8x50Rmm, 18" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver "St.Etienne MLE 1890". Matching numbers on bolt handle and trigger guard. #149 stamped on left side of barrel shank. "FOX STUDIO" stamped on right side of chamber. Mismatched number on left side of buttstock. Cleaning rod mounted to left side of forend. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining about 85% finish, showing patina to the cleaning rod and buttplate. Wood is very good with impressions and handling marks across the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Costa Rican Model 1910 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #485 (Sale Order 486 of 804)

Costa Rican Model 1910 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #1361, 7x57mm, 29.13" barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Costa Rican crest over "MAUSER MOD.1910.". Left side receiver rail marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER-OBERNDORF A/N". Faint number on bolt handle appears to match, other numbers on bolt assembly are mismatched. Cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel and a fair condition (with carved initials) leather sling is attached. Condition overall is good. Most of the finish has been cleaned from the metal, leaving a mottled patina color and areas of pitting along the wood line. The bright receiver also shows overall patina. Large initials "CR" have been carved into the right side buttstock, otherwise the wood is good with overall dents, impressions and handling marks visible to the very dark finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore has fair visible rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Egyptian Citadel Model Martini Enfield Single Shot Carbine

Lot #486 (Sale Order 487 of 804)

Egyptian Citadel Model Martini Enfield Single Shot Carbine, #56, .303 Brit, cal., 21" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver "(Star within moon)/CITADEL/1905". "E" stamp on barrel knox form along with other British proof and inspection marks. There is a British "opposing arrows" sale mark stamped into left side of receiver. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, which shows areas of pitting along the metal/wood line and extensive patina across most surfaces. Wood shows chipping behind the receiver, otherwise very good, with areas of impressions and other handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with good rifling. Assembled in Egypt using surplus British-made parts between 1903-1908. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Shortened Japanese Type 38 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #487 (Sale Order 488 of 804)

Shortened Japanese Type 38 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #1334198, 6.5x50mm, 25.5" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with ground off Mum crest over characters for "38 Type". Left side receiver rail marked with the symbol for the Kokura Arsenal. There is no series marking present. Matching numbers on bolt handle and extractor. "*714" stamped on inside of bolt stop lever. Condition overall is very good with over 90% of the reblued finish remaining on the metal, showing patina across the magazine floorplate and trigger guard. There are stock cracks to the underside of the forend and behind the receiver tang, otherwise the wood is good showing old and new impressions, scratches, and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is very good with very good characteristic shallow rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Argentine Model 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #488 (Sale Order 489 of 804)

Argentine Model 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #C1456, 7.65x53mm, 17.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with intact Argentine crest; left side receiver rail marked "MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO 1891/DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN/BERLIN". Top of hand guard stamped with "RA" cartouche. Matching number on bolt handle and magazine, mismatched number on magazine floorplate. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, which is toning darker with frosting across the magazine and cleaning and patina to the buttplate. Toe of buttstock has been replaced with large spliced insert that is slightly twisted and cracked. Two transverse brass pins have been inserted through the forend. Wood is otherwise good with light handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Modified Turkish Model 1893 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #489 (Sale Order 490 of 804)

Modified Turkish Model 1893 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #616, 8x57mm, 23.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with the Turkish Tughra symbol. Mauser factory markings in Arabic script on left side of receiver rail. Matching number on bolt handle, other numbers mismatched. Cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and a good condition leather sling is attached. Condition overall is fair as modified: the barrel has had old pitting cleaned and shows evidence of applied heat. Trigger has been replaced with a grooved sporter type. Cocking piece also shows evidence of applied heat. Bolt and bolt sleeve have been polished. Forend has been cut for a turned-down handle, otherwise the wood is good, showing erosion around the stock lug and old and new dents and handling marks. Action is stiff and opens and closes with effort; bore has a few pits of erosion, otherwise good with good rifling. Safety is jammed in the fire position and needs adjustment. No visible import marks. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Spanish First Pattern Model 1916 Mauser Bolt Action Short Rifle

Lot #490 (Sale Order 491 of 804)

Spanish First Pattern Model 1916 Mauser Bolt Action Short Rifle, #P4499, 7x57mm, 22" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable Lange Vizier rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Spanish crown over "FABRICA DE ARMAS/OVIEDO/1926". Mismatched numbers. Cleaning rod is fitted under the barrel and a good condition leather sling is attached. Condition overall is very good with approx. 70% finish remaining on the metal, which is now mostly browning with patina to the buttplate. There are saw cuts to the underside of the forend, otherwise the wood is good showing old bruises and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly. bore has darkening with fair to good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

WWII FN High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Markings

Lot #491 (Sale Order 492 of 804)

WWII FN High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Nazi Markings, #15250a, 9mm, 4-5/8" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade type front sight, drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" groove, slide marked with "Fabrique Nationale D'Armes De Guerre, Herstal Belgique" and "Browning's Patent Depose", Nazi eagle firing proofs, waA140 waffenampts on slide front and left side, and frame left side; checkered wood grips. Includes one original war-time magazine with faint Nazi waffenampt marking on the back spine and "JI" on the front spine and floor plate. Condition is fair retaining approx. 50% original blued finish, showing heavy wear and spotting to the finish mainly on the left side, with scattered light pitting on the slide and frame. Right side of the slide and frame show wear to the finish on the front of the frame, thinning to the sides of the slide and frame, and rust stains. Front and rear grip straps show heavy wear and minor freckling, as does the trigger guard. There is some light pitting on the hold open lever. Grips show age and wear from use, darkening, minor scratches, and light depressions. Magazine shows wear to the finish from use and light freckling overall. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is bright with some minor frosting in the grooves, and strong lands. Est.: $ 750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Chinese Contract Inglis High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #492 (Sale Order 493 of 804)

Chinese Contract Inglis High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5CH370, 9x19mm, 4.7" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 50 to 500 meters. Marked faintly on left side slide "BROWNING FN 9MM HP INGLIS CANADA". Right side frame faintly stamped with Inglis firing proof and "Broad Arrow C" Canadian property mark. Rear of frame has slot for shoulder stock (not included). Matching numbers on barrel, slide and frame. Magazine is a modern 10-rd. replacement type and is in new condition. Condition overall is good. Metal parts have been reblued over old scratches and pitting, now showing a dull purple color and retaining most of this finish. Grips are good with flattening to the checkering, old chipping around the lanyard recess, and overall scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bore has a couple of dark spots and darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Shanghai Model 1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol Carbine

Lot #493 (Sale Order 494 of 804)

Chinese Shanghai Model 1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol Carbine, #4782, 7.65mm, 5.6" barrel, blued finish, no markings except visible serial numbered parts that are matching, fixed blade front sight, missing the tangent rear sight, has slot in rear of frame that would probably fit a Mauser broomhandle stock, unmarked safety lever, lanyard loop, one steel magazine with partial bluing at base, checkered wood grips. These were made in China at the Shanghai Arsenal as a scaled-up copy of a Browning Model 1900, sometime around 1916-1920, and copied by other Chinese makers. This appears to be one of the knock-off copies. Condition is good retaining about 50% original blued finish, with wear on the top and sides of slide, light pinprick pitting on sides of slide, heavy pitting on the front and rear grip straps with losses to the finish there, wear around the area of the stock slot, scratches on side of the frame near the safety lever and action pin, wear to the sides of the trigger, sides of the frame, and some pinprick pitting on the sides of the frame. Bore is lightly frosted with good discernible lands and grooves. Action and safety function, but not recommended for firing. Grips show wear, scratches, minor dings and crude checkering. Magazine shows wear from use, age graying and staining, and minor dings on the base plate. A very rare pistol. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Chinese Made Copy of Browning M1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #494 (Sale Order 495 of 804)

Chinese Made Copy of Browning M1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #219324, 7.65mm, 4.1", blued finish, spurious Belgian proof marks, FN markings, and patent info, even has a Mauser Banner stamped on the right side, FEU and SUR safety markings, thin blade type fixed front sight and an odd imitation of a tangent fixed rear sight with tiny "v" notch, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, imitation FN marked hard rubber grips, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Condition is fair, not recommended to fire due to quality of material issues, retaining approx. 50% of a mottled thin blued finish, with wear and minor pinprick pitting over most of the surfaces, some small peen marks on the top of slide in front of rear sight, and on right side of slide. Action and safety work; bore is heavily pitted with only remnants of lands and grooves remaining, with a small grinder mark on the muzzle. Grips show wear and age, scratches and dings. Magazines show wear from use and thinning to the finish. One magazine is a genuine FN marked piece. Includes a partial thin brown leather holster that is missing its top flap and retaining strap. Single wide belt loop at back. Small metal snap stud at front. Holster shows age, wrinkling, soiling, scratches and scuffs, and is missing the bottom end piece near the muzzle of the gun. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

WWII Mauser HSc Army Waffenampt Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #495 (Sale Order 496 of 804)

WWII Mauser HSc Army Waffenampt Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #816983, 7.65mm cal., 3.25" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, double action, slide marked with Mauser Banner, address, model and caliber, trigger guard edge marked with "(eagle)135" army acceptance waffenampt, the other side marked with "(eagle)N" proof mark, fixed integral front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "u"-shaped groove, checkered wood grips, and two (2) blued steel magazines with Mauser Banner stamp on base plates. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80%-85% original blued finish, with wear on slide front edges, slide serrations, high edges of slide sides, some pinprick pitting on right side of slide, wear on tops of sights, safety lever tip, trigger guard edges, front and rear grip straps are thinning, with wear on the rear bottom of the frame. Action, hold open and safety function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall, but may improve with cleaning. Hammer will drop with the safety engaged, but it blocks the firing pin. Grips show soiling, light wear and minor scratches; grip screws are very nice with clean slots. Magazines are both very nice with minor wear from use. Includes a brown leather, unmarked German holster with a wide single belt loop on back, front mag pouch, top flap with aluminum stud, bottom closure strap, and faint ink writing inside the top flap. Holster shows age, cracking to the leather, heavy cracking to the closure strap, scuffs, scratches, dings, a couple of tiny pin holes on the back side, and some old white saddle soap or mold residue. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Astra Model 400 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #496 (Sale Order 497 of 804)

Astra Model 400 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #5223, 9mm Largo cal., 6" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade type front sight and integral fixed rear sight with "U" slot, Spanish Army acceptance mark on trigger guard edge, worn Astra logo and address on top of slide, no visible Spanish proof marks, no visible import stampings, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, grip safety, gutta percha grips with Astra logo, with one M400 magazine, and one M600 magazine, and a black leather holster with AKAH logo between the belt straps. Condition is fair as reblued/refinished, with muted markings, heavy wear and thinning to the bluing on the slide, frame and grip straps; dark finished trigger and safety lever, knurled muzzle ring shows wear but no marring. Bore is very dark and pitted, but may clean some. Right grip is cracked at the top, left grip has a small chip at the bottom near the lanyard loop; grips show wear, age, soiling and scratches. Magazine shows wear from use and thinning to the bluing. The other magazine (m600) shows lines and wear from use. Black leather holster is a commercial type with the AKAH maker's mark on the back, two belt loops, front mag pouch (thin for M600 mag), aluminum stud, and has a cloth name tag glued under the flap that reads "Hans-Jurgen Schneider". Holster shows light age, scuffs, scratches, and minor depressions and may be a post-war German police type. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Browning M1922 Yugoslavian Contract Officer's Pistol, with Holster

Lot #497 (Sale Order 498 of 804)

Browning M1922 Yugoslavian Contract Officer's Pistol, with Holster, #231300, .380 ACP cal., 4.4" barrel, blued finish, Yugoslavian crest on top of slide, officer's pistol marking on right side of slide, FN Browning address and patent on left side of frame with Belgian proof marks, all visible numbers matching, barrel marked 9m/m, fixed blade type front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with small "v" notch, lanyard loop with ring, bottom mag release, grip safety, checkered hard rubber grips with FN logo, and two (2) steel magazines. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70%-80% original blued finish, with holster wear at the muzzle sides, slide high edges, center of slide on right side, trigger guard edges, tops of sights, rear of slide, rear of frame; front grip strap is thinning with wear spot near trigger guard, rear grip strap is showing wear at the bottom. There is some wear on the sides of the trigger and grip safety. Action and safeties function properly; bore has medium frosting overall but may improve some with cleaning. Barrel shows light age graying. Grips show soiling, wear, scratches, and a couple of small gouges. One magazine is blued with lines and wear from use and is marked 7.65mm FN; the other magazine is unmarked and has a dull blue finish, shows light wear and use. Includes a brown leather holster with front mag pouch, single wide belt loop with copper rivets, brass stud, large flap top cover with closure strap. Holster shows age, wear, scuffs, scratches, soiling, white residue from old saddle soap or mold, and some green verdigris around the copper and brass parts. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Military Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #498 (Sale Order 499 of 804)

Chinese Military Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, #13025147, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips with five-pointed star in center, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on top of slide with three characters for "Type 54" over serial number. Left side frame marked "66" and "1966". "A" stamp on top of right side web of trigger guard. Pistol is a Chinese military model with no frame mounted safety lever. Matching number on slide, mismatched number on magazine. Condition overall is fair to good with the exterior metal surfaces covered with rust patina and varying degrees of pitting. Grips are good showing a few chips, impressions, and handling marks to the checkering. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900 (C&R/PPT)

Swedish Model 1887 Nagant Double Action Revolver

Lot #499 (Sale Order 500 of 804)

Swedish Model 1887 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #1948, 7.5x22mm, 4.5" octagonal barrel, blued finish, hardwood grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame "HUSQVARNA" over inspector "PTB" (PER THEODOR BERGSTEN). Matching visible numbers (5977). A round lanyard ring is mounted under the grip frame. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% refinished bluing. Straw-colored parts are good with the trigger and hammer showing some darkening and patina to their sides. Grips are good with areas of flattening and abrasions to the checkering. Action operates smoothly in single action mode; bore appears bright with very good rifling, the chambers are clean and bright. Cylinder occasionally misses a chamber in double action mode and requires adjustment; extractor operates smoothly. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

British No. 2 Mark 1* Enfield Double Action Revolver

Lot #500 (Sale Order 501 of 804)

British No. 2 Mark 1* Enfield Double Action Revolver, #3585, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on top of barrel with "CAL .38","45" and a "Broad Arrow", over the "firing proof" symbol. Right side frame marked with Enfield arsenal symbol for "EFD" and "I*". Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Brass disc on right side grip is unmarked. Round lanyard ring is mounted under the grip frame and a very good condition pale green cotton lanyard is attached. Red paint has been added around rear sight. Condition overall is very good with the refinished metal retaining about 90% finish, which is now toning and showing thinning on the front grip strap and darkening to the rear grip strap. Grips are good showing areas of impressions and chipping to each side. Several of the chambers have some darkening that should clean better, otherwise clean and bright. Action locks up and operates smoothly; bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Birmingham export proof marks are stamped on the left side of barrel. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver

Lot #501 (Sale Order 502 of 804)

Soviet Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #NO361, 7.62x38Rmm Nagant cal., 4.5" round barrel, blued finish, four-piece red plastic grips, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame with the five-pointed star of the Tula Arsenal over "1938", along with two later-applied arsenal refurbishment stamps. Solid frame revolver with vertical loading gate. A very good condition British style green cotton lanyard is attached. Condition overall is excellent as arsenal refinished, with almost all of the dark bluing remaining on the metal. Grips are close to excellent showing a few chips to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Import engraved on right side of frame. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #502 (Sale Order 503 of 804)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6379, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips, blade front sight and drift adjustable "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame with a five-pointed star and "1941". Grips are impressed with five-pointed stars surrounded with "CCCP". Condition overall is good with approx. 40% finish remaining on the metal, which shows areas of fading, pitting, cleaning, and discoloration to the finish. Grips are very good with wear to the checkering and light handling marks. Action operates smoothly; dark bore shows frosting with very good defined rifling. One magazine has a lanyard loop on the floorplate and is in good condition with some wear and patina to the finish; the second magazine has a flat floorplate and is in very good condition. Both magazines are stamped with mismatched numbers. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Group of Two (2) Bayonets

Lot #503 (Sale Order 504 of 804)

Group of Two (2) Bayonets: 1) Brazilian Naval rifle bayonet, with grooved brass grip, push-button retainer, steel guard with muzzle ring and quillon, 23-5/8" straight blade with a wide fuller and narrow fuller above. Marked "S&K" for Schnitzler & Kirschbaum at the ricasso, and having anchor with "D/C" proof marks on the blade ricasso and crossguard. OAL is 28.5". Muzzle ring diameter is 11/16". These were often imported for use in the Civil War and might fit the Spencer Navy rifle or the Colt military revolving rifle. There is no scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying, minor pitting mostly near the tip, light cleaning, and rust stains. Grip shows minor dings and scratches, and old polish residue in the grooves. 2) U.S. Trapdoor Springfield bayonet and scabbard, blued finish, light "U.S." marking at the ricasso area, 18" blade with single wide fuller and triangular shape, locking ring at rear. Scabbard is steel with a leather mount and belt loop, and has a brass roundel with "US" in the center. Condition is good, the blade showing mottle blued finish with rust stains and very light pitting, wear on the high edges to the blued finish and some minor rust. Scabbard is covered with a light rust patina to the metal, has some dings and depressions near the tip, the leather showing age, scuffs, and scratches, but is still quite pliable. Est.: $250-$400/Lot.

Group of Four (4) U.S. Model 1917 Enfield Bayonets

Lot #504 (Sale Order 505 of 804)

Group of Four (4) U.S. Model 1917 Enfield Bayonets: 1) Remington marked 17" blued blade dated 1918, with flaming bomb and eagle head proofs. Blade shows scattered light rust and stains, and dried cosmoline. Grooved wood grips show wear, scratches, and minor gouges. Pommel and crossguard show wear to the finish and a dark rust patina. Scabbard has been painted over the leather and metal fittings, and shows scuffs and scratches to the painted surfaces. 2) Winchester marked 16-15/16" blade with gray finish and blued ricasso area, dated 1917, flaming bomb and eagle head proofs. Blade shows light rust and rust stains, and old sharpening. Dark grooved wood grips show numerous scratches, gouges, and dings. Pommel and crossguard show light rust, wear to the finish and minor dings. Scabbard is marked Jewell 1918, shows age, scuffs, scratches to the leather, and light rust to the metal fittings. 3) Remington marked 16-15/16" blade with gray finish and blued ricasso area, dated 1917, with flaming bomb and eagle head proofs. Blade shows light rust and rust stains. Grooved wood grips show wear, scratches, and minor dings. Crossguard and pommel show a pretty nice blued finish with just minor wear. Scabbard is the early type with leather tab with wire bale attached to the back of the upper metal fitting. Scabbard shows much age and losses to the finish on the leather, numerous scratches and scuffs, and the metal fittings show rust and a dark patina. 4) Winchester marked 17" blade with a blued finish, dated 1917, with flaming bomb and eagle proofs. Blade shows a dark patina with some light rust pitting near the tip, and scattered light rust spots overall. Grooved wood grips are dark, with a few light dings and scratches. Pommel and crossguard have some bluing remaining with wear on the edges. Scabbard is the early type with leather tab and wire bale attached to the metal upper fitting. Scabbard shows wear to the painted finish on the leather body and tab, scuffs, scratches, wear to the finish on the metal fittings, and light rust. Est.: $400-$600/Lot.

Group of Eight (8) Bayonets

Lot #505 (Sale Order 506 of 804)

Group of Eight (8) Bayonets, consisting of seven (7) Belgian FN49 bayonets with scabbards (one with a leather frog), and one black AK-47 bayonet with scabbard. The Belgian FN49 bayonets have a flattened cruciform, double edged blade, approx. 8.5"-9" long, with a gray to black phosphate finish, showing light wear and use. Pommels, guards, and scabbards have a black painted finish showing wear, scuffs, scratches, and minor dings. Pommels have stamped markings "SA30", various Belgian proofs, and serial numbers, and a push-button retainer for attaching to a gun. They all have wood grips retained by threaded rivets and slot nuts. Grips show wear, soiling, scratches, and minor dings. One bayonet has a leather frog on the scabbard, which may be a WWII German piece, that shows much age and wear. The AK-47 bayonet has a wide 6" long blade with a bowie clip point, and a brushed finish in the white. Grips and scabbard are black plastic composite material, the scabbard having a metal spring retainer for the blade. Crossguard and pommel with push-button retainer have a dark blued finish. There is a gray metal spring clip for attaching to a belt. Condition is very hood, probably unissued. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

Group of Four (4) Edged Weapons from WWI and WWII

Lot #506 (Sale Order 507 of 804)

Group of Four (4) Edged Weapons from WWI and WWII: 1) WWII U.S. Navy Mk 1 utility knife, by Robeson Shuredge, bright 5" blade, stacked leather washer handle with wood pommel, leather sheath with retaining strap. Blade has been polished bright with light pitting, leather handle shows wear, scuffs, and scratches, pommel shows wear to finish. Scabbard shows age, stains, scuffs, and scratches. 2) WWII Pilot's Survival pocket knife with saw blade, worn in the C-1 vest for use if the pilot had to bail out. Large size folding blade knife with 4.5" blued blade and 4.5" blued saw tooth blade. Main blade marked "United, G.R. Mich." Checkered black plastic grip panels. Blades show age and light rust spots and mottling to the blued finish; bolsters show light rust and wear. Grips show some soiling. 3) M1917 Enfield Remington bayonet, 16 .75" blade with single wide fuller, marked with flaming bomb and eagle head proofs, U.S., and Remington roundel, and dated 1917. Wood grips with two central grooves. Jewell 1918 marked leather scabbard with metal throat and wire bale, missing the metal tip and lower portion of the leather. Blade shows heavy grinder marks, rust and rust stains, wear to the blued finish on the pommel and crossguard, age and wear to the wood grips with a couple of small dings and gouges. Scabbard shows wear and scuffing to the leather and light rust patina to the metal throat. 4) WW1 Model 1905 U.S. Springfield bayonet, with 16" parkerized blade, marked SA 1918 with flaming bomb proof, and U.S. with serial number on other side. Blued finish on crossguard and pommel, grooved wood grip panels. Leather M1917 scabbard is missing the lower metal fitting and part of the leather at the bottom. Metal throat fitting with wire bale. Condition is good, the blade showing wear and scratches to the finish and some sharpening. Crossguard and pommel have a light rust patina and show wear and light pitting. Grips have a few dings and scratches, one has a tight hairline crack, and a large gouge. Scabbard shows age, scuffing, scratches to the leather, and light rust patina on the throat fitting. Est.: $250-$400/Lot.

Lot of Three (3) Captured Foreign Luftschutz Helmets

Lot #507 (Sale Order 508 of 804)

Lot of Three (3) Captured Foreign Luftschutz Helmets, from German conquered countries, that were pressed into the service of the Luftschutz, or German Air Raid warden service: 1.) Czech M34 helmet, brown paint over the original green paint on the outside, Luftschutz decal to front, brown painted interior with faint ink stamped size and maker markings. Five dark brown liner pads with central adjustment lacing, black leather neck protector, blackleather chinstrap. Condition is very good showing wear and age, scuffs, scratches, and chips to the paint. Decal has one or two small chips. Liner shows age and wear, some cracking, and rust on the eyelets (one eyelet missing). Chinstrap has age cracks. Leather neck guard is still in very good condition with light rust on the inside edges. 2.) French WW1 era Adrian helmet with Luftschutz decal to front, dark green painted finish, six tongue brown leather liner with eyelets and drawstring, brown leather chinstrap. Condition is fair, the helmet body showing numerous dents and dings, misshapen edges, age cracking, chips, scratches, and scuffs to paint. Decal shows a few chips and gouges. Leather liner shows age, stains, dried stiff leather, and soiling to the outer wool band. Chinstrap is still supple. 3.) French M26 Adrian helmet with Luftschutz decal to front, dark green over blue painted finish, brown leather liner with five tongues (missing one tongue) and drawstring. Black leather chinstrap. Condition is fair with scratches, scuffs, and dents to the outer surface; decal has a couple of large chips, liner is missing one tongue, shows age and drying to the leather, stains, and mold. Chinstrap shows age cracking and drying to the leather. Est.: $600-$900/Lot.

WWII German Army M35 Steel Helmet

Lot #508 (Sale Order 509 of 804)

WWII German Army M35 Steel Helmet, with eagle and tri-color shield decals, over-painted with brown-colored paint on the outside and inside rim areas. Marked "ET64" and "3937" on inside rim areas. Center of helmet inside is still the original gray color with nice oval maker's ink stamp, dated 1939. Metal liner band with square aluminum chin strap loops. (No chin strap.) Eight tongue light brown leather liner with round size stamp 56, soldier's name written in ink "H. Schmidt" and "Heise Ho". Condition is good, the brown paint covering showing numerous scratches, scuffs, chips and light rust. Decals have been "liberated" by removing the brown paint in the two areas around the decals, thus causing the decals to be somewhat worn and scuffed. Liner shows heavy soiling, stains, scuffs, and wear from use. Est.: $250-$450.

WWII German Child's Toy Army Helmet

Lot #509 (Sale Order 510 of 804)

WWII German Child's Toy Army Helmet, with dark green original paint, silver-on-black original Nazi army eagle decal and tri-color shield decal, lug type vents on the sides, has five gray painted brad-type rivets for a liner, but no liner is present. Condition is very good showing light dings and dents, numerous light scratches, some scratches and minor chips to the decals, and light scratches to the interior. Would display nicely. Est.: $200-$300.

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Tropical Pith Helmets

Lot #510 (Sale Order 511 of 804)

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Tropical Pith Helmets: 1.) Green felt type pith helmet with green leather edge banding, green leather chin strap, aluminum Nazi Army eagle and tri-color shields, red felt inner liner with leather sweat band marked "JHS", ventilated top ferrule. Size 56, dated 1942 on inside of sweat band. Condition is good showing light dust and soiling to the outside, top is slightly depressed in, some cracking and wear to the leather edge banding, light soiling and one small hole in the sweat band, and light moth nip trails on the underside. 2.) Early type tan canvas covered cork pith helmet, green leather edge banding, green leather chinstrap, aluminum Nazi Army eagle and tri-color shields, ventilated top ferrule, red cloth interior lining, brown leather sweatband marked size 56 on inside and 1941 written in black ink. Condition is fair showing stains, soiling, age, and dark stains on the inner and outer surfaces of the canvas covering. Interior lining shows light age and soiling, the sweat band has soiling from use and some scuffing on one side. Green leather banding and chinstrap show cracking and wear. Est.: $400-$600/Lot.

WWII German Erma-Erfurt LP-34 Flare Pistol

Lot #511 (Sale Order 512 of 804)

WWII German Erma-Erfurt LP-34 Flare Pistol, #2352a, 25mm, 6.1" barrel, black anodized aluminum alloy frame and barrel, checkered Bakelite grips, with lanyard loop. Barrel and frame with matching numbers. Left side of frame is marked "ERMA-ERFURT" and is dated 1937. Right side of barrel and frame with "(eagle)" proof; "(eagle)280" proof marks are located on the barrel, frame, and some of the small parts. Condition is very good. Approx. 80% finish remains with thinning and losses primarily to the barrel and back of frame. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show moderate handling wear, no chips, or cracks. There is light rust present on the lanyard loop. Very good action and bore. Est.: $300-$400.

International Flare-Signal Co. 37mm Flare Pistol

Lot #512 (Sale Order 513 of 804)

International Flare-Signal Co. 37mm Flare Pistol, #K121, 2-3/8" barrel, nickel finish, original checkered hard rubber grips, with integral lanyard loop. Condition is very good. Nickel finish shows some losses mainly to back edges of frame, and otherwise has general handling marks and mild frosting that would likely improve with a light cleaning. There are small spots of pitting on the lower portion of the grip safety. Grips are excellent, checkering and detail is crisp, no chips or cracks. Very good action and bore. Est.: $150-$200.

WWI Webley & Scott Mark III* Flare Pistol

Lot #513 (Sale Order 514 of 804)

WWI Webley & Scott Mark III* Flare Pistol, #2207, 25mm, 5.6" brass barrel and frame, with smooth wood grips and lanyard loop. Barrel, frame, and extractor with matching serial numbers. Webley & Scott "winged logo" to the right side of frame. British proofs and "14" (1914) to left side of frame and barrel. Condition is very good with general small blemishes and moderate toning to the brass surfaces. Factory lettering, proof marks, etc. are clear. Grips with light handling marks, no major blemishes. Hammer, trigger, and barrel latch have a dark patina. Very good action and bore. Est.: $200-$300.

WWI Webley & Scott Mark III Flare Pistol

Lot #514 (Sale Order 515 of 804)

WWI Webley & Scott Mark III Flare Pistol, #7104, 25mm, 4.1" brass barrel and frame, with smooth wood grips and lanyard loop. Barrel and frame with matching serial numbers. Webley & Scott "winged logo" to the right side of frame. British proofs and "15" (1915) to left side of frame and barrel. Condition is very good with general small blemishes and moderate toning to the brass surfaces. Factory lettering, proof marks, etc. are clear. Hammer, trigger, and barrel latch have a dark rust patina. Very good action and bore. Est.: $200-$300.

U.S. Civil War Model 1840 NCO Enlisted Sword, by Emerson & Silver

Lot #515 (Sale Order 516 of 804)

U.S. Civil War Model 1840 NCO Enlisted Sword, by Emerson & Silver. The 32" blade has a single wide fuller running most all the length of the blade, marked at the ricasso "U.S., D.F.N., 1863", and on reverse is the Emerson & Silver maker's marking. There is no blade washer present. The brass double clamshell guard has a small rounded quillon. The "D"-shaped knuckle bow is stamped with the "D.F.N." inspector's mark. Beaded and grooved metal covered grip, rounded pommel with nice original tang peen. Handle is tight to the blade, with no play. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying, rust stains, and a few minor edge nicks. Clamshell guards have some small dings on the edges. Grip shows some old polish residue in the grooves. Brass fittings have been cleaned in the not so distant past, but have toned down nicely. Overall a nice piece. Est.: $250-$350.

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Cavalry Sword, by Ames

Lot #516 (Sale Order 517 of 804)

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Cavalry Sword, by Ames. The 35" blade has a single wide fuller and small narrow fuller above, marked at the ricasso with "U.S., G.E.W., 1864" on one side, the other side has a faint Ames maker mark. The original leather blade washer is present. Brass crossguard and three-branch knuckle guard has helmet-shaped pommel, and inspector stamp "JH" on top of pommel. Grooved wood grip with leather covering, wrapped with a single twisted brass wire. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying and light rust stains, but no edge nicks. Brass guard and pommel have a nice dark, uncleaned appearance. The quillon is bent up slightly and the outer branch of the finger guard is bent in towards the second branch. Leather on the grip shows age and scuffs, with minor losses near the top. Wood grip has a minor loss at the center top and a tight hairline crack where it meets the finger guard bow. The original wire wrapping is a bit loose, but all intact. Pommel shows a nice original smooth tang peen. Est.: $250-$400.

U.S. Civil War Model 1840 Musicians Sword, by Ames

Lot #517 (Sale Order 518 of 804)

U.S. Civil War Model 1840 Musician's Sword, by Ames, with partial scabbard. The 28" bright blade has a single wide fuller running most of the length of the blade, marked at the ricasso "U.S., J.H., 1862", and on reverse is the Ames mfg. logo and maker's mark. There is no blade washer present. Straight brass guard with rounded quillon, "D"-shaped knuckle bow, beaded and grooved metal covered grip, round pommel with nice original tang peen. Handle is tight to the blade. Scabbard is missing the lower portion and metal drag; the remaining leather is cracked near the top fitting. Top brass fitting has a long frog stud on the front. Condition is good, the blade retaining lots of its original factory polish, with light age graying, a few minor rust stains, and minor rust pitting at the tip. There are a couple of tiny edge nicks. Brass parts of the handle show a nice dark patina, with a little bit of old polish residue in the handle grooves. Scabbard leather shows cracks, scuffs, and bend marks; lower portion of the scabbard is missing, along with the brass drag fitting. The upper brass fitting shows a few dings and dents, and has a nice dark patina. Est.: $200-$300.

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Naval Cutlass, by Ames

Lot #518 (Sale Order 519 of 804)

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Naval Cutlass, by Ames. The 26" blade has a single wide fuller, with a faint 1861 date on the ricasso area, and very faint remnants of the Ames maker mark on reverse. Brass crossguard and cupped knuckle guard has helmet-shaped pommel. Grooved wood grip with remnants of a leather covering and added twisted wire wrapping. (These swords normally did not have wire wrapping on the grip.) Rack number stamped into the quillon area is "844". Condition is fair, the blade showing fine light rust pitting overall the blade, age graying, and a couple of slight edge nicks. No blade washer is present. The guard, cup, and pommel have been cleaned at some time in the not so distant past, the inside of the cup having a darker uncleaned patina. The finger cup guard has numerous small dings and dents. Grip may have been painted or coated at one time, and the wire was added as noted above. The pommel has three large "X" marks carved into the bottom section. Est.: $250-$400.

U.S. Model 1881 Trapdoor "Forager" Shotgun

Lot #519 (Sale Order 520 of 804)

U.S. Model 1881 Trapdoor "Forager" Shotgun, #86, 20 ga. CF, 26" round barrel marked "P/P" at left breech has brass bead type front sight; receiver has special shell extractor, trapdoor marked only "1881" in slanted letters at hinge; lockplate has 2-click tumbler, correct early "(spread-wing eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield/1873" marked ahead of hammer; stock of oil-stained walnut has carbine-type trigger guard without sling swivel, grooved trigger, checkered steel buttplate. Mfg'd. 1881- 85. Condition is fair to good as configured, the metal retains no original finish (most blue remains on trigger guard loop) being generally smooth gray-brown gunmetal having good markings. The incorrect-profile stock poorly modified from a rifle stock is sound but shows heavy use and scrapes, 22 "kill notches" at left wrist and added varnish. Action is crisp, smoothbore is clean showing light etching toward muzzle. Only 1,376 foragers were made to supplement the larders at isolated Western posts during the Indian Wars period. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Scarce Civil War Watertown M-1861 Rifle-Musket

Lot #520 (Sale Order 521 of 804)

Scarce Civil War Watertown M-1861 Rifle-Musket, Having Roberts Breechloading Cartridge Conversion and Altered to Carbine, NVSN, .58 Roberts CF cal., 18.75" round barrel with dovetailed blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, marked "Roberts' Pat./June 11, 1867" at left breech, has hooked latch that drops breechblock for loading/extraction; beveled lockplate is marked "(federal eagle)" and "U.S./Watertown" ahead of hammer, "1864" behind, has tall-spur hammer; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard without sling loop, curved buttplate marked "US" at top, two round lock screw escutcheons, single spring-retained band. Oil- finished walnut halfstock was altered by shortening to carbine length, filling ramrod channel, re-shaping nose. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65. Condition is good, the lock being smooth gray gunmetal, balance of the metal cleaned of discoloration/moderate oxidation, having sharp edges and clear markings. Stock is sound with scattered dings and scrapes, roughness at top of comb, wood repair at rear lock screw, 7" crack at front lock screw, added finish. Action is crisp, bore shows overall erosion but very good rifling. Alteration to carbine appears to be arsenal quality work. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique)

Very Rare Civil War Iron-Frame Prescott Single-Action Cartridge Revolver

Lot #521 (Sale Order 522 of 804)

Very Rare Civil War Iron-Frame Prescott Single-Action Cartridge Revolver, NVSN, .38 RF cal., 7.5" octagonal barrel marked "E.A. Prescott Worcester, Mass./Pat'd. October 2, 1860" on top flat; plain round 6-shot cylinder; solid frame has removable cylinder pin at front, central hammer, separate brass trigger guard, integral flat-butt straps and 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd 1861-63 in just 200 qty. Condition is good retaining traces of original blue but generally smooth gunmetal gray with sharp edges and markings. Cylinder pin and brass hammer spur are well-done replacements. Action is crisp, clean bore shows scattered light erosion and fine rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Civil War Starr M-1863 Single-Action Break-Open Cartridge Conversion Revolver

Lot #522 (Sale Order 523 of 804)

Civil War Starr M-1863 Single-Action Break-Open Cartridge Conversion Revolver, #2402x, .44 CF cal., 8" round barrel, plain round 6-shot cylinder marked "2402" on periphery; frame marked "Starr Arms Co. New York" at left, "Starr's Patent January 15, 1856" at right has separate loop trigger guard, "saw-handle" backstrap, 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65 with blued finish, case hardened hammer/lever. Condition is good retaining approx. 30% darkening blue mixed with spots of light-to-moderate erosion, darkened case colors, fine edges and markings. Grip is sound with moderate marks, much varnish. Action is crisp, bore shows scattered light erosion, original blue and sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Mexican War-Era U.S. Model 1836 Single-Shot Flintlock Pistol, by Robert Johnson

Lot #523 (Sale Order 524 of 804)

Mexican War-Era U.S. Model 1836 Single-Shot Flintlock Pistol, by Robert Johnson, NVSN, .54 cal., 8.5" round barrel, brass blade front and dished-oval rear sights, marked "US/NWP (sub-inspector Nahum W. Patch)/P" at breech; 4.5" beveled-edge lockplate with rounded rear marked "U.S./Johnson/Middn, Conn/1840" below separate brass pan, reinforced cock, non-roller frizzen; iron furniture includes 2-pc. trigger guard having long rear tang reaching to oval buttcap with full-length backstrap connecting with top barrel tang, serpentine sideplate connecting with extended rear tang of single band, stirrup-type ramrod with button tip. 3/4 stock of oil-finished walnut has "EB" (Elizur Bates) and "MPL" (Maj. M. P. Lomax) script inspector's cartouches at left lock apron. Mfg'd ca 1840. Condition is good for this type showing overall dark patina with scattered light oxidation (light/moderate pitting in touchhole area and at muzzle), sharp edges and markings. Stock show hairline crack thru the center, excellent "feathering" to grain, occasional light marks, small chip above and 1" hairline crack behind lock, sharp edges and inspector markings. Lock appears to be original flintlock with correct parts, touchhole may have been refurbished (or perhaps just cleaned). Action is crisp, smoothbore shows general moderate etching. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era Springfield Model 1871 Rolling Block Infantry Rifle

Lot #524 (Sale Order 525 of 804)

Indian Wars-Era Springfield Model 1871 Rolling Block Infantry Rifle, NVSN, .50 CF cal., 36" round barrel with block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) and sliding-leaf rear; large frame marked "Model 1871" at left, "(spread-wing Federal eagle)/U.S./Springfield/1872" at right and "Remington's Patent/Pat. May 3d, Nov. 15th, 1864, April 17th, 1868" at top tang has central hammer and rolling breechblock with auto-extraction, separate loop trigger guard with front sling loop; steel fittings include curved buttplate marked "US" at top, two bands (upper with sling swivel), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod. Full forestock of oil-stained walnut, matching buttstock has oval "ESA" (Master Armorer Erskine A. Allin) cartouche at left wrist, "43" at top comb. Mfg'd ca. 1871-72. Condition is good having lightly-oxidized clean gunmetal with traces of case colors to frame, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing many dings and scrapes of age and military use, two hairline cracks at right wrist, sharp inspector's mark. Action is crisp, clean bore shows occasional etching, sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Cased Civil War Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver, 4th Type

Lot #525 (Sale Order 526 of 804)

Cased Civil War Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver, 4th Type, #128097, .36 cal., 7.5" barrel has "U.S. America" address, hinged loading lever below; 6-shot round cylinder; 4-screw frame marked "Colts/Patent" has recoil shields cut for attachable stock (not present), brass trigger guard, steel backstrap with stock cut at butt, 1-pc. walnut grip. Mfg'd 1862. Condition is good retaining no original finishes or cylinder scene having been cleaned with thin added finish, barrel lug reduced to tighten, replaced nipples, wedge and screw. Grips are sound having losses at left heel and frame juncture, show wear, have been sanded thus fit slightly small. Edges and markings are very good, visible serial numbers match, have a "K" either before or after (cylinder number very faint but appears to match). Action is crisp, bore shows overall light erosion, fine rifling. Excellent varnished solid walnut case lined in red velvet contains a fine copper/brass flask with embossed dogs on point and adjustable charger, steel "Colt's/Patent" .36 cal. mold for the M-1863 Police/Pocket Navy in fair condition, extra wedge, some cast projectiles and working case key. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Antique)

Remington 3rd Model Over/Under Double Derringer

Lot #525A (Sale Order 527 of 804)

Remington 3rd Model Over/Under Double Derringer, #17, .41 RF cal., 3" barrels, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, extractor on the left side, one-line barrel address on top rib, marked "17" under the barrel and left grip panel. Top rib is marked "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION N.Y." Pistol is in good overall condition retaining approx. 5%-10% original blue finish in protected areas with the remainder going to a gray patina. Hinge pin is cracked and there is a small amount of silver solder from an old repair. Checkered rubber grips are good and fit well. Action locks up tight, bores are fair with moderate pitting throughout. Pistol features the left-hand "Extractor Cut" that was added on the 3rd variation. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Antique Belgian 2-Band Percussion Infantry Rifle

Lot #526 (Sale Order 528 of 804)

Antique Belgian 2-Band Percussion Infantry Rifle, NVSN, .577 cal., 32" tapered round barrel with block-blade front, sliding-leaf rear sight and bayonet lug marked "23" at right muzzle, marked with the "ELG" Liege proof, 2 "(anchor) JC" marks and a Belgian view mark at semi-octagonal breech; flat line-bordered lockplate and military-style hammer have same "(anchor) JC" mark; fittings include brass trigger guard and buttplate marked "(anchor JC") at top screw, two spring-retained steel bands (lower with sling loop, top forming nosecap for tulip- tip ramrod). Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has raised panels each side of lock, step at lower band, sling loop at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is good showing age-toned bright steel/brass with fine edges and markings. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows scattered moderate etching, very good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique English Adams-Tranter Style Double-Action Percussion Revolver

Lot #527 (Sale Order 529 of 804)

Antique English Adams-Tranter Style Double-Action Percussion Revolver, NVSN, .455 cal., 5.25" octagonal barrel made integral with frame has left-side hinged loading lever, two Birmingham proofs underneath; round 5-shot cylinder has matching proofs at each nipple; solid frame is marked "F. Barnes & Co. London" on topstrap, has fine floral engraving, separate long trigger guard, integral oval-butt grip straps and 2-pc. checkered walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is good retaining approx. 20% barrel blue with scattered moderate erosion, generally clear engraving and markings. Grips are sound with sharp checkering, a .25" chip and 1" crack at top-right. Two nipples are broken. Action actuates hammer but does not turn cylinder, bore shines with deep and sharp rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Watson Bros/F.Beesley Oak Pistol Box

Lot #527A (Sale Order 530 of 804)

Watson Bros/F.Beesley Oak Pistol Box, 9-1/4"x7-1/8"x2-1/2", lined with green felt and has a drilled wooden block with lid and holes for 20 possibly .44 caliber cartridges. There is a second compartment that contains a wood and brass cleaning rod. Paper label attached to inside lid reads "WATSON BROS./F.BEESLEY/GUN AND RIFLE MAKERS/AND/GRANT & WOODWARD/SHOOTING AND FISHING AGENTS/7 BURY STREET. St. JAMES'S LONDON,S.W.1". No key for the lock. Condition overall is very good. Box is covered with varnish that has darkened with age and shows scratches and handling marks to the lid and bottom of box. Front of the lid has warped upward and will not fully close. Label has yellowed and darkened with age but is mostly intact. Felt has darkened and flattened where the pistol was present and is mostly in very good condition. Hinges work smoothly. Est.: $200-$400.

Indian Wars-Era U.S. Springfield M-1877 Transitional Single-Shot Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #528 (Sale Order 531 of 804)

Indian Wars-Era U.S. Springfield M-1877 Transitional Single-Shot Saddle Ring Carbine, #142044, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 22" round barrel with pinned block-blade front and adjustable curved-base rear sight (marked "C" for Carbine), stamped "V/P/(eagle head)/P" and "R" at breech; receiver has hinged "low-arch" breechblock marked "U.S./Model/1873" at front, serial number at rear, is flush at barrel juncture; flat lockplate has "(spread-wing Federal eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" below latch; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard without swivel, smooth trigger, curved buttplate marked "US" at top with hinged door to cavity for 3-pc. cleaning rod (all present), 3.75" saddle bar and ring, single spring-retained band. Carbine stock of oil-stained walnut has M-1877 thicker wrist and 10.5" comb. Mfg'd 1877-78, approx. 4,500 qty. Condition is good being overall smooth blue-brown gunmetal showing traces of blue, darkened case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth, having been sanded and re-oiled, lacks inspector's cartouche. Action is crisp, bright bore shows overall light frosting and fine rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era U.S. Springfield M-1879 Transitional Trapdoor Saddle-Ring Carbine

Lot #529 (Sale Order 532 of 804)

Indian Wars-Era U.S. Springfield M-1879 Transitional Trapdoor Saddle-Ring Carbine, #122370, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 22" barrel, front sight with clamp-on hood and curved-base folding-leaf carbine rear sight, marked "V/P/(eagle head)/P" at breech; receiver has low-arch breechblock marked "U.S./Model/1873", fits wide to barrel; flat lockplate has "(spread-wing eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" ahead of 3-click hammer; oil-stained carbine halfstock has 10.5" comb, curved buttplate marked "US" at top with hinged door opening to cavity containing 3-pc. cleaning rod, 2-pc. trigger guard without sling swivel, left sling ring/bar with script "SWP" (Inspector Samuel W. Porter) cartouche behind, single spring-retained band without stacking swivel. Mfg'd late 1870s-early ?80s. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, the barrel and buttplate dark brown with scattered moderate to heavy pitting, else lightly- oxidized gunmetal gray with good edge and markings. Stock is sound and generally smooth having the expected marks of military use, faint cartouche. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching, strong rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Scarce U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Cadet Rifle, 1st Type

Lot #530 (Sale Order 533 of 804)

Scarce U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Cadet Rifle, 1st Type, #490182, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 29.5" round barrel marked "V/P/(eagle head)" and "A" at breech has friction-fit hooded front and Buffington rear (marked "R" for Rifle) sights; receiver has "low arch" breechblock marked "US/Model/1884" at hinge; flat lockplate marked "(federal eagle)" and "US/Springfield" below latch; steel fittings include 2- pc. trigger guard with sling swivel and grooved trigger, curved buttplate marked "US" and "399" at tang, two spring-retained bands (top with stacking swivel), nosecap, button-tip ramrod. Fullstock of oil-stained walnut has "(circle)P" at belly, "399" ahead of buttplate tang, script "SWP/1888" cartouche at left wrist. Mfg'd 1888, just 2,000 qty. Condition is good retaining approx. 50% thinning blue, mottled case colors to trapdoor, blackened color to lock, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with good markings, chipping at ramrod channel, dings at lower butt, pleasing color and finish. Action is crisp, bore brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Antique Colt Medium Frame Lightning Slide-Action Military Rifle

Lot #531 (Sale Order 534 of 804)

Antique Colt Medium Frame Lightning Slide-Action Military Rifle, #51595, .44-40 CF cal., 26" round barrel has right-side bayonet lug, block-blade front sight, vacant rear dovetail, marked on top with maker's name, address and 1883-85-86-87 patent dates, caliber at left; full-length magazine is retained by single band with sling loop; frame has right-loading/top-ejection, loop trigger guard; 2-pc. walnut forearm is checkered, buttstock has curved buttplate and sling loop at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1897. Condition is good retaining no original blue, being cleaned to bright metal with fine markings. Forearm shows checkering wear, chipping at rear; buttstock is sound with overall dings and nicks, minor losses at frame juncture and later varnish. Action works but hammer does not stay cocked, clean bore shows light etching, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Antique)

Civil War Cooper Double Action Percussion Pocket Revolver, 2nd Model

Lot #532 (Sale Order 535 of 804)

Civil War Cooper Double Action Percussion Pocket Revolver, 2nd Model, #2089, .31 cal., 5" octagonal barrel marked "Cooper Fire Arms Mfg. Co., Frankford, Phila. PA/Pat. Jan. 7, 1851, Apr. 25, 1854, Sep. 4, 1860/Sep. 1, 1863, Sep. 22, 1963" on top flat; hinged loading lever below; plain 5-shot round cylinder; open-top frame has 2-pc. brass straps, 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd 1864-69. Condition is good retaining no original blue being overall gunmetal gray/brown showing scattered cleaned oxidation (cylinder with light erosion) and fine edges and markings. Barrel is a bit loose on arbor. Action functions, bore appears clean with fine rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Starr Arms Co. Breechloading Saddle-Ring Cartridge Carbine

Lot #533 (Sale Order 536 of 804)

Civil War-Era Starr Arms Co. Breechloading Saddle-Ring Cartridge Carbine, #30883, .52 RF cal., 21" round barrel with dovetailed blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, marked "Starr Arms Co., Yonkers, N.Y." behind band; receiver has serpentine operating lever/trigger guard that drops breech for loading/auto extraction, right-side back-action hammer, left saddle ring/stud, is marked "Starr Arms Co./Yonkers, N.Y." at right and "Starr's Patent/Sept. 14th, 1858" at breech; iron fittings include floorplate with lever latch and long rear tang, curved buttplate, single spring-retained band. 2-pc. stocks of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd 1865, in 5,002 qty. Condition is good retaining no original finish, being generally smooth gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings (pitting to lower tang). Stocks are sound, the buttstock having been filed and smoothed with filler at edges of buttplate (cleaned of heavy pitting). Action functions, bore shows scattered light etching and sharp and deep rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Ball & Williams "Kentucky" 3-Band infantry Rifle

Lot #534 (Sale Order 537 of 804)

Civil War Ball & Williams "Kentucky" 3-Band infantry Rifle, #11697, .46 RF cal., 30" round barrel has dovetailed blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, marked "11697"; receiver marked "Kentucky", has serpentine operating lever/trigger guard that drops open the hinged breechblock with central hammer; buttstock of oil-finished walnut has curved buttplate, sling loop at belly. Mfg'd mid-1860s; all 4,000 contracted for by the state of Kentucky. Condition is about good retaining perhaps traces of blue with scattered light oxidation; rifle appears to wear a coat of darkened varnish overall. Stock is sound showing occasional age/use marks. Rifle is missing its original full-length forend and 3 bands. Action is smooth, bore is dirty showing light oxidation and sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Mexican War-Era U.S. Springfield M-1842 Muzzleloading Percussion Musket, with Sling

Lot #535 (Sale Order 538 of 804)

Mexican War-Era U.S. Springfield M-1842 Muzzleloading Percussion Musket, with Sling, NVSN, .69 cal., 42" barrel has bayonet lug 1.4" below muzzle and three spring-retained bands: middle with sling swivel, top (missing) of the double-strap type with integral blade front sight retaining the trumpet-tip ramrod; beveled lockplate marked "(spread-wing eagle with shield & olive branches)/US" ahead of hammer, "Spring/field/1846" vertically behind; 2-pc. trigger guard with sling swivel, straight buttplate marked "US" at top, serpentine sideplate. Fullstock of oil-stained walnut. Mfg'd 1846. Condition is good being generally smooth, clean bright metal having 3" of light battering at barrel breech, moderate roughness to buttplate, fine edges and markings. Stock is sound but appears to have been spliced 2.5" below bottom band, has 2" crack behind and 3" diagonal crack ahead of lock, dings/scrapes/minor losses (esp. ahead of trigger guard), filing/re-shaping at nose. Entire gun is coated with darkened/yellowed varnish that has alligatored (mainly at butt end of stock). Action is strong and crisp, smoothbore shows moderate etching. Dark leather sling is sound. Desirable 1846 date. Est.: $750- $1,000. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era Evans New Model Lever Action Military Musket, by Evans Repeating Rifle Co.

Lot #536 (Sale Order 539 of 804)

Indian Wars-Era Evans New Model Lever Action Military Musket, by Evans Repeating Rifle Co. of Mechanic Falls, ME, NVSN, .44 Evans CF cal., 30" barrel marked "Evans Sporting Rifle" ahead of folding-leaf rear sight; 18.5" 2-pc. receiver contains a 26-round rotating helical magazine in butt, has serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, 2-pc. varnished walnut buttstocks (bottom with sling swivel), 25" grooved forend retained by two bands (top with sling swivel). Mfg'd ca. 1877-79. Condition is good retaining no original finish, the barrel with smooth discoloration and sharp markings; receiver shows cleaned pitting, else smooth gunmetal. Stocks are sound showing scattered dings, the upper buttstock missing 4.25" sliver at left-front, forestock perhaps with some re-shaping. Missing the right-side swiveling dustcover and magazine loading port cover, perhaps others. Action seems not to function, bore shows heavy corrosion, vestigial rifling. It is believed these "Evans Sporting Rifles" were made up by outside firms with leftover parts after the company's 1879 bankruptcy. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

Remington New Model Navy Single-Action Percussion Revolver, with Navy Anchor Marking

Lot #537 (Sale Order 540 of 804)

Remington New Model Navy Single-Action Percussion Revolver, with Navy Anchor Marking, #31026, .36 cal., 7.375" octagonal barrel marked"Patented Sept. 14, 1858/E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, New York U.S.A/New Model" at top flat, naval anchor at frame juncture, has hinged loading lever beneath; plain round 6-shot cylinder has safety notches between nipples; solid frame has long topstrap sighting groove, central hammer, separate brass trigger guard (marked "M" at left), integral straps with 2-pc. oil-finished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1863-78. Condition is good retaining no original blue, being gray/brown gunmetal with scattered discoloration, pitting and battering at frame lug, good edges and markings. Grips are sound and generally smooth having a .75" chip at left heel, tiny chip right, wear to butt edges, and light marks. Action is crisp but cylinder does not rotate, bore shows overall moderate erosion, good rifling. Rare with naval anchor marking. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Naval Cutlass, by Ames

Lot #538 (Sale Order 541 of 804)

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Naval Cutlass, by Ames. The 26" blade has a single wide fuller, marked at the ricasso "1861", and on the other side is the Ames mfg. maker's mark. Brass crossguard, knuckle guard cup, and helmet-shaped pommel. The quillon area has a rack number of "M22". Grooved wood grip with leather covering. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying and dark rust stains, with light pitting near the tip. There are no edge nicks. There is no blade washer present. The blade, guard, cup, pommel, and grip have all been covered with a thick coat of old varnish. Brass parts look like they were cleaned and polished before being coated with varnish. The cup has a couple of dings in it, one having been hammered out from the inside. Grip is in nice shape, with most of its leather covering, but covered in varnish too. Est.: $250-$400.

Lot of Two (2): Kepi and Helmet

Lot #539 (Sale Order 542 of 804)

Lot of Two (2): Kepi and Helmet: (1) Post-War GAR Officer's Kepi for the 21st Maine Reg't, that could date from 1865-1900. Black wool body with blue wool top, silver eagle buttons, and silver bullion cord chinstrap. Front has heavy silver bullion embroidered laurel wreath with embroidered numbers "21" in the center. Top panel has red wool diamond with the word "Maine" embroidered below. Visor is thick black patent leather. Marked "McLilley & Co." Condition is good for its age showing moth holes to top edge, front of body and blue wool center. Outside material is worn and thinning but sound. (2) Indian Wars 1881 Pattern U.S. 47th New York Infantry Spiked Helmet, black wool felt cloth covered body decorated with Infantry crossed rifle side buttons. Front plate has American eagle on top with state of New York shield; the word "Excelsior" is in a band at the bottom; "47 in the middle of the shield. Condition is good showing no damage to the cloth covering. There is minor cracking to the leather bottom edge and age toning to the brass fittings. Est.: $500-$700/lot.

Antique American Kentucky-Style Percussion Long Rifle

Lot #540 (Sale Order 543 of 804)

Antique American Kentucky-Style Percussion Long Rifle, NVSN, .36 cal., pinned 41" octagonal barrel with low German-silver front sight and notched rear, marked "W.H." ahead of breech with nipple bolster having cleanout screw; sparsely engraved lockplate is marked "Truitt Brothers & Co." ahead of flat hammer; brass furniture includes trigger guard with rear finger-spur, 5.25" oval door patchbox, crescent buttplate with faceted top, leaf-shaped sideplate, nosecap, three ferrules retaining the steel ramrod. Striped maple fullstock has 4" flat-bottom cheekrest, raised panels either side of lock, step at lower ferrule. Double set triggers. Mfg'd likely 1840s-60s. Condition is good, the barrel showing approx. 75% thin blue-brown (heavy pitting at nipple), the lock lightly-oxidized brown, age-toned brass. Stock is sound but for a midpoint break both sides with .5" wood loss at left, a shallow loss at upper-right buttplate, a thru-hole at lower ferrule (possibly for sling swivel), else pleasing striped grain, color and later finish. Replacement ramrod. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bore appears clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Composite American Percussion Long Rifle

Lot #541 (Sale Order 544 of 804)

Composite American Percussion Long Rifle, NVSN, .38 cal., 38" heavy octagonal barrel (1" across flats) of modern mfg'r is marked "P. King" behind the rear sight, has antique breech with circular flash guard and nipple bolster with clean-out screw; engraved antique back-action lock marked "Pennsylvania/Rifle Works" has tall-spur hammer. Possibly antique fullstock of striped maple has checkered wrist, carved flat-bottom cheekrest, brass trigger guard with 2 finger-rests, crescent buttplate, 1.5" nosecap, 3 ferrules retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod. Double set triggers. Condition is good as configured, the barrel shows much thin smooth browning, the lock aged brown gunmetal with fine markings. Stock is sound and smooth with wear to striping and checkering, a 1" thru-crack at toe, 2.25" dark filler at left comb. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bright bore shows sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Antique British Enfield P-1856 Infantry Short Rifle

Lot #542 (Sale Order 545 of 804)

Antique British Enfield P-1856 Infantry Short Rifle, with Snider Breechloading Cartridge Alteration, by Barnett, with Sling, NVSN, .577 CF cal., 29.5" round barrel with block-blade front/sliding-leaf rear sights and bayonet lug (marked "285") 4" below muzzle, marked with three proof marks and "25" at breech; 3.5" receiver marked with numerous proof marks, "Snider/Patent" in oval around an "S" entwined about an arrow, and "BSACo." atop the right-hinged "trapdoor" breechblock with knurled button-latch; flat lockplate marked "Barnett/London" ahead of the military-style hammer. Fittings include brass trigger guard and buttplate, two steel clamping bands (upper with sling loop), brass nosecap retaining the grooved-slotted steel ramrod. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has raised aprons each side of lock, step at lower band, sling loop at belly. Condition is good showing generally smooth gray-brown gunmetal with fine edges/markings. Stock is sound being marked "Misa (star)" at left butt and "3L" (?) at right, shows the marks of age and military use, a 2" wood repair with filler behind hammer, crack at rear lock screw, minor losses (esp. along ramrod channel). 2.5" of wood behind nosecap may be a replacement, as is top band. Action is crisp, bore shows frosting, spots of etching, very good rifling. Leather sling is sound and in fine condition with a 4.5" stitched cut repair. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Belgian Comblain Breechloading Sporting Rifle

Lot #543 (Sale Order 546 of 804)

Antique Belgian Comblain Breechloading Sporting Rifle, #103974, .45 CF cal., 23.375" round barrel with block-blade front and ladder type rear sights, marked "(crown)/S", "(crown)/R", view mark, oval "E/LG/*" Liege proofmark and "480" at left octagonal breech; falling-block receiver with semi-circular trigger guard/operating lever is marked "Comblain/Brevete/103974" and encircled "EG" at right, "480" and "(crown)/ER" at left. Varnished walnut forestock has spring- retained steel band/nosecap with sling swivel, rear screw with winged escutcheons, matching buttstock has straight buttplate, sling swivel at belly, large script "M.L." carved at right. Condition is good retaining smooth brown/blue patina, light oxidation on receiver, mild erosion at buttplate, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing scattered use marks, a 2" grain crack at right wrist, added coat of varnish. Action is smooth, bore shows scattered mild etching, fine rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Antique Italian Military Percussion Musket, Altered From Flintlock

Lot #544 (Sale Order 547 of 804)

Antique Italian Military Percussion Musket, Altered From Flintlock, NVSN, .73 cal., 29.25" round barrel with vestigial blade sight is unmarked; beveled lockplate with long tail marked "A A" over "Fabb r./Torino" below filler for original pan, has large military hammer; steel fittings comprise trigger guard with front sling loop and two finger ridges on long rear tang, flat buttplate, serpentine sideplate, 3 spring-retained bands, the middle marked "28" and "14" with sling loop, the double-strap upper band/nosecap retains a missing ramrod. Hardwood fullstock has raised panels either side of lock (left with illegible 1" roundel). Condition is good, the metal cleaned of moderate-to-deep pitting that possibly obscured markings. Stock has crudely repaired thru-break at wrist and scattered marks but otherwise is sound. Action is crisp, smoothbore shows overall erosion. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Antique European Percussion Musketoon

Lot #545 (Sale Order 548 of 804)

Antique European Percussion Musketoon, #435, .80 cal., 33" key retained thin-wall round barrel having buckhorn-style sights and a leaf-shaped bayonet lug below the muzzle is marked "435", a "(crown)" and 2 others at breech; large military-style flat lockplate's markings were intentionally removed; brass fittings include trigger guard with front sling loop and rear finger-rest, straight buttplate, nosecap, two pipes retaining the button-tip steel ramrod. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut has a step where ramrod enters, sling loop at upper thimble. Condition is good showing cleaned bright steel and toned brass with good edges and markings. Barrel may have been smooth-bored for later use as a fowler. Stock is sound having a repaired 9.5" break opposite the lock, a 3" repair at front of lock, another at left nosecap, scattered minor marks, added finish. Action is crisp and strong, smoothbore shows overall moderate etching. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Antique French Percussion Belt or Coat Pistol, by St. Etienne Armory

Lot #546 (Sale Order 549 of 804)

Antique French Percussion Belt or Coat Pistol, by St. Etienne Armory, NVSN, .50 cal., 5" round barrel (with semi-octagonal breech) made without sights, marked "282" and perhaps a proofmark at left, "1845" (the "5" being struck over "2") at right; serpentine back-action lock is marked "Mre. Rle./St. Etienne" toward rear and "(crown)/B" at front; iron furniture includes trigger guard abutting long rear tang of front band/nosecap (retains the button-tip ramrod) and oval buttcap with extended upper tang (all having the same "(crown)/B" mark). Three-quarter stock of varnished walnut has single teardrop-shaped lock screw escutcheon at left. Condition is fair retaining no original metal finishes, being gray gunmetal cleaned of heavy pitting with generally good markings. Hammer is missing, nipple broken off. Stock is sound and smooth showing minor marks, crack at front of lock, occasional chips and minor losses, most original varnish. Action is inoperative, smoothbore appears clean with patches of moderate pitting. Est.: $150-$250. (Antique)

Model 1870 U.S. Navy Springfield-Remington Rolling Block 2-Band Rifle

Lot #547 (Sale Order 550 of 804)

Model 1870 U.S. Navy Springfield-Remington Rolling Block 2-Band Rifle, with Tompion, NVSN, .50 CF cal., 32.675" round barrel marked "(naval anchor)" at top breech and "P/H.B.R." at left has 1.5" lug for bayonet 2" below muzzle; receiver marked "(spread-wing eagle)/USN/Springfield/1870" at right, "Remington's Patent" and 1864-68 patent dates at top tang, has central hammer and hinged breechblock with auto-extraction; iron fittings include loop trigger guard marked "WJ" and "12" at rear tang (has sling loop at front), two spring-retained bands (upper with sling loop), nosecap, slotted-grooved ramrod, curved buttplate marked "US" at top. Oil-finished 2-pc. walnut stocks. Mfg'd ca. 1870-71. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being smooth gray gunmetal with scattered light dings and discoloration, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound with the expected marks of age/military use, added finish; buttstock has 2" crack at right frame juncture, shallow wood loss at toe, patch of filler at top tang screw, forestock with chipping along ramrod channel. Action is crisp, shiny bore shows light frosting, fine rifling. Modern wood tompion is fine. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Antique U.S. Model 1816 Single-Shot Flintlock Pistol, by Simeon North

Lot #548 (Sale Order 551 of 804)

Antique U.S. Model 1816 Single-Shot Flintlock Pistol, by Simeon North, NVSN, .54 cal., 9-1/16" round barrel marked "US" and "P" at breech; beveled lockplate with rounded rear is marked "S. North/U(Federal eagle)S/Midln Con." in curved motif ahead of reinforced cock, has separate brass pan; iron furniture includes 2-pc. trigger guard with long rear tang, rounded buttcap abutting backstrap reaching to barrel tang, serpentine sideplate, key-retained double-strapband holding the hardwood ramrod. Stock of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd ca. 1817-20. Condition is good, the steel showing cleaned pitting (lockplate is smooth with clear markings); the band lacks its brass sight blade. Pistol is likely a reconversion to flintlock as the frizzen and spring (possibly the cock) are replacements and the touchhole is improperly placed. Stock issound showing a crack behind lock and scattered marks and minor losses. Ramrod a crude replacement. Action works but cock doesn't fall properly, smoothbore shows general roughness. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Civil War Joslyn Model 1864 Breechloading Saddle-Ring Carbine

Lot #549 (Sale Order 552 of 804)

Civil War Joslyn Model 1864 Breechloading Saddle-Ring Carbine, #7635, .52 RF cal., 22" round barrel, blade front and folding-leaf rear sights; hinged 2" rounded breechblock tilts to left for single-shot loading/extraction, has unique hooded firing pin; flat lockplate marked "Joslyn Fire Arms Co./Stonington, Conn./1864" ahead of military-style hammer; iron fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard, curved buttplate marked "US" at top, 2.75" saddle bar with ring on 5.75" mount at left, single spring-retained band. Halfstock of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd 1864. Condition is fair retaining no original finishes but dark metal showing light-to-moderate erosion (heavy at bottom of barrel, breechblock, lower trigger guard tang, very eroded buttplate) and clear lock markings. Stock is sound showing repaired erosion at buttplate tang, 4" filler to front area of saddle-ring mount, .75" wood loss at breechblock hinge, nicks and dings. Hammer has weld repairs at neck, breechblock latch is defective. Action inoperative, bore shows moderate-to-heavy erosion, discernable rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Antique British Large-Bore Double-Action Percussion Transitional Revolver

Lot #550 (Sale Order 553 of 804)

Antique British Large-Bore Double-Action Percussion Transitional Revolver, NVSN, .45 cal., 6"octagonal barrel has pin front sight; plain round 6-shot cylinder has Birmingham proofmarks over each bore and nipples arranged vertically at rebated rear section; rounded frame with flared nipple shield has floral scroll engraving, central bar hammer, loop trigger guard, integral flat-bottom straps, finely checkered 2-pc. hardwood grips. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is about good showing no original finish, the barrel having been draw-filed to remove pitting (and any original markings), else dark brown metal having scattered moderate-to-heavy erosion with good engraving. Grips are sound with light wear to delicate checkering. Action is crisp, bore shows light etching and deep rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique SXS Double-Barrel Cartridge Howdah Pistol, with Unique Rolling Block Action

Lot #551 (Sale Order 554 of 804)

Antique SXS Double-Barrel Cartridge Howdah Pistol, with Unique Rolling Block Action, unmarked as to maker or origin, NVSN, .455 CF cal., fixed 5" octagonal barrels have full-length top sighting groove; boxlock frame has unique hinged rolling block breech piece with auto-extraction, twin hammers and triggers, integral loop trigger guard and grip straps with lanyard ring at flat butt and 2-pc. checkered walnut grips. Barrels and frame show rather crude scroll- and border engraving, full nickel plate; breechblock/hammers/triggers are case hardened. Condition is good retaining approx. 75% nickel with spots of discoloration, light rust erosion, and mottled case colors. Grips show heavy wear to checkering but are sound. Lanyard ring is modern. Action is crisp and tight, clean bores show scattered light etching and good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Antique Percussion Short Rifle Perhaps Altered or Copied From a British P-1853 Rifle-Musket

Lot #552 (Sale Order 555 of 804)

Antique Percussion Short Rifle Perhaps Altered or Copied From a British P-1853 Rifle-Musket, #923, .577 cal., 24" round barrel has blade front and 2-leaf rear sights and a bayonet lug 3.5" behind right muzzle, marked "923" at breech and "4/AE" on nipple bolster; flat un-bordered lockplate is marked "A.K./1864" behind the military-style hammer; brass fittings include trigger guard with front lanyard ring, straight buttplate, two winged lock screw escutcheons, unusual spring-retained band with sling swivel retaining the slotted/grooved steel ramrod. Halfstock of oil- finished walnut has sling swivel at belly, is marked "275" and "F.A./1866 (?)" at left lock apron. Condition is good as configured, the iron surfaces being generally smooth gunmetal gray cleaned of oxidation, brass with light age patina. Overall fine edges and markings. Stock is sound showing the expected marks of age and military use. Action is crisp, 3-groove bore shows scattered light etching and fine rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Antique Rolling-Block Action Pocket Pistol in the Remington Style

Lot #553 (Sale Order 556 of 804)

Antique Rolling-Block Action Pocket Pistol in the Remington Style, Possibly French but Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, NVSN, 11mm CF cal., 5.25" round barrel has cannon-turned ring at muzzle, bead front sight; receiver has rolling breechblock with auto extraction, tall-spur hammer, integral loop trigger guard and flat-butt straps with lanyard ring, 2-pc. checkered wood grips. Mfg'd ca. 1870s-80s. Condition is good retaining traces of nickel, else smooth gray gunmetal showing scattered light peppering (esp. right side). Grips are sound showing highpoint wear. Action is crisp, bore is bright with a spot or two of roughness, deep and sharp rifling. Est.: $250-$450. (Antique)

Composite Civil War Bacon-Manhattan Pocket Revolver

Lot #554 (Sale Order 557 of 804)

Composite Civil War Bacon-Manhattan Pocket Revolver, Altered to Metallic Cartridge, #3926 (butt), .38 CF cal., 6.5" octagonal barrel marked "Manhattan Fire Arms Co. Newark, N.J." on top flat, has hinged loading lever below; 5-shot round cylinder marked "1222" on rear face is decorated with 5 fancy roll-engraved panel scenes; open-top frame with removable left sideplate fitted with conversion ring to recoil shield has integral loop trigger guard and flat butt straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Condition is about good as configured: barrel (#737) is from a .36 cal Manhattan Navy Model revolver, the balance being a Bacon Pocket Model. Metal surfaces retain no original blue but an overall smooth brown patina with good edges and markings. Cylinder scene 50% visible. Grips are sound showing wear, loss at upper right, chips at heels and toes. Firing pin missing from hammer face. Action doesn't function correctly, clean bore shows overall frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Commercial German Black Powder Solid Frame Double Action Revolver

Lot #555 (Sale Order 558 of 804)

Commercial German Black Powder Solid Frame Double Action Revolver, #4, .38 cal., 2.8" octagon barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on right side frame and barrel with German commercial "(crown)(crown U)" proof marks. #4 stamped on cylinder and extractor. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 20% finish, with pitting to the frame and patina to the barrel and cylinder. Grips have chips to the tops on each side, otherwise good, with a few areas of flattening to the checkering. Straw-colored hammer, trigger and extractor have areas of darkening. Action locks up and cycles stiffly but smoothly; bore has a few areas of pitting, otherwise good with good rifling; chambers show rust areas and patina. Lever safety and extractor function smoothly. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Antique British "Self-Cocking" Percussion Revolver

Lot #556 (Sale Order 559 of 804)

Antique British "Self-Cocking" Percussion Revolver, unmarked as to maker, NVSN, 10mm cal., 4.25" octagonal barrel has two tiny Birmingham proofs underneath, guide groove for rammer of left-side jointed loading lever; round 5-shot cylinder has high flash walls with tiny Birmingham proofs for each nipple; open-top frame has notched rear sight atop unique wedge-shaped guard to direct flash to front/sides, spurless hammer, left-side safety lever, loop trigger guard, spur atop wrist of integral grip straps with oval butt and 2-pc. grips. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is fair retaining no original finish but with overall light-to-moderately etched gray/brown metal. Left grip is a wood replacement, right grip is ivory showing longitudinal age cracks. Action does not function, clean frosted bore has very good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Unusual Antique English Double-Action Percussion Revolver

Lot #557 (Sale Order 560 of 804)

Unusual Antique English Double-Action Percussion Revolver, Generally in the Adams-Tranter Style but Unmarked as to Maker, #4162T, .45 cal., 6.4" octagonal barrel with dovetailed blade front sight and Birmingham proofs is marked "Robert Jones, No. 3 Great Howard St., Liverpool"(retailer) across the top flat/topstrap with notched rear sight; 5-shot round cylinder has Birmingham proofs and safety notches at each nipple; solid frame has fine floral engraving, serial number at right, removable cylinder pin at front, D.A. hammer without thumb-spur, trigger with protruding finger-spur thru the separate trigger guard loop, integral flat-butt straps with upper "hump" and oval buttcap, 1-pc. finely-checkered hardwood grips. Mfg'd likely 1860s. Condition is about good retaining traces of blue in protected areas but overall lightly-oxidized dark brown with scattered mild dings, good edges, engraving and markings. Lever assembly and a couple screws are missing, cylinder pin broken at front. Grips are sound showing light wear and minor compression marks to checkering. Action is defective (cylinder doesn't always turn or hammer return, mainspring broken), bore shows heavy corrosion, vestigial rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Antique European (Possibly French) Military Single-Shot Percussion Pistol

Lot #558 (Sale Order 561 of 804)

Antique European (Possibly French) Military Single-Shot Percussion Pistol, Altered from Flintlock, NVSN, .68 cal., 9" key-retained/tapered round barrel marked "C" at breech has blade front and grooved rear sights, captive stirrup type button-tip ramrod; beveled lockplate marked "Crouilse/in/Hercheron" (?) has nipple bolster inlet into the former pan and unique hinged safety arm acting on the frizzen spring; brass furniture includes trigger guard with finial front tang marked "C", peaked oval buttcap with extended upper tang, serpentine sideplate marked "C", nosecap. Oil- finished hardwood fullstock. Mfg'd perhaps early 1800s, altered ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is very good showing bright metal, good edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing a 3.5" arsenal-quality wood repair/replacement ahead of trigger guard. Action is crisp, smoothbore is clean with scattered light roughness. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique European Flintlock Belt Pistol

Lot #559 (Sale Order 562 of 804)

Antique European Flintlock Belt Pistol, NVSN, .72 cal., 7" round barrel without sights has two illegible marks at breech; flat lockplate with long pointed tail and reinforced cock is marked "Yo A2" under brass pan; iron fittings include trigger guard with finial front and long rear tangs, peaked buttcap with elongated upper tang, serpentine sideplate, double-strap band/nosecap retaining the plain hardwood ramrod. Fullstock of oil-finished walnut. Condition is very good retaining no original finishes (perhaps left "in-the-white") being overall gray gunmetal with occasional peppering and good edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with scattered marks mainly to left side. Lock appears to be original flintlock, touchhole may be original. Action is crisp, smoothbore shows overall moderate-to-deep erosion. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Antique Spanish Model 1863 Single-Action Pinfire Revolver

Lot #560 (Sale Order 563 of 804)

Antique Spanish Model 1863 Single-Action Pinfire Revolver, Similar to the M-1854 Lefaucheux but Unmarked as to Maker, #5307, 12mm PF cal., 6" round barrel having pin front sight is unmarked; round 6-shot cylinder; open-top frame marked "N. 5307" at left, "Oviedo 1869" at right, what appears to be an encircled "J" at right lug, has right-side sliding ejector rod and top-hinged loading gate (marked "307"), separate trigger guard/inner grip strap, "humped" backstrap with lanyard ring at butt, 2-pc. varnished hardwood grips. Mfg'd likely 1860s with blued finish. Condition is good retaining traces of blue but generally dark gunmetal having occasional oxidation/roughness (esp. left-side barrel, inner strap) and good edges and markings. Grips are sound and smooth showing two or three light marks, most original varnish. Action is crisp, bore frosted with very good rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Naval Cutlass, by Ames

Lot #561 (Sale Order 564 of 804)

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Enlisted Naval Cutlass, by Ames. The 26" blade has a single wide fuller and is marked at the ricasso "U.S.N., D.R., anchor stamp, dated 1862", and "GG P"; the other side shows a very faint Ames makers mark. Brass crossguard, cupped knuckle guard, and helmet-shaped pommel with "DR" inspectors stamp. The quillon area has a rack number of "23M over "578". Grooved wood grip with leather covering. No scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade having numerous heavy rust pits, age graying, lighter pitting, edge nicks, and remnants of old gold paint. There is no blade washer present. The brass guard, cup, and pommel have a dark patina, and the cupped finger guard has numerous dings and dents. Wood grip is sound and the handle is tight to the blade, but the leather covering has numerous small losses, scuffs, and gouges. These swords did not have wire wrapping on the grooved handle. Est.: $250-$400.

Indian Wars M1872 Militia Kepi Hat

Lot #562 (Sale Order 565 of 804)

Indian Wars M1872 Militia Kepi Hat, rigid hard shell black felt with leather top having brass rings for cords and slot for plume ball (but none present), patriotic shield buttons with ribbed border, thin leather chin strap, thick leather visor with sewn covered edge, felt body, leather sweat band, remnants of paper label inside top, and brass starburst front plate with large number "2". Condition is fair, the body is thin and weak, with several tears and holes, some black tape repairs, leather parts show age cracking, crazing, scuffs and scratches. Leather sweat band is sound showing some age from use. Brass parts have age toning and oxidation. Est:. $250-$400.

Civil War Remington-Rider Double Action Percussion New Model Belt Revolver

Lot #563 (Sale Order 566 of 804)

Civil War Remington-Rider Double Action Percussion New Model Belt Revolver, #1423, .36 cal., 6.5" octagonal barrel has screw-in front sight, serial number under hinged loading lever; round 6-shot cylinder has safety notches between nipples; solid frame with central hammer has separate brass trigger guard (marked "D" at left), integral grip straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1863-73. Condition is good retaining no original finish, being overall lightly-oxidized dark brown with good edges, lacking barrel markings. Brass shows agepatina, grips are sound with chips at butt, light wear, later varnish. Action is crisp, clean bore shows very good rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Civil War Colt Model 1849 Pocket Percussion Revolver

Lot #564 (Sale Order 567 of 804)

Civil War Colt Model 1849 Pocket Percussion Revolver, #191843, .31 cal., 6" octagonal barrel marked with the one-line "U.S. America" address, round 6-shot cylinder roll-engraved with the "stagecoach holdup" scene, open-top frame is marked "Colts/Patent" at left, 2-pc. brass grip straps with 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd 1861. Condition is good as completely refinished in deep black-blue, which combined with likely wartime use has resulted in soft edges and markings (cylinder scene not visible). Lever latch, wedge and a couple screws are replacements; barrel was rebated at frame juncture (still wobbly), but visible serial numbers match. Grips are sound with relatively light wear and dings. Action doesn't function, bore has uniform light erosion and very good rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Very Rare Civil War Brass-Frame Single-Action Cartridge Revolver

Lot #565 (Sale Order 568 of 804)

Very Rare Civil War Brass-Frame Single-Action Cartridge Revolver, Marked "D.D. Cone, Washington, D.C.", but Mfg'd. by Wm. Uhlinger of Philadelphia, #609, .32 RF cal., 5" octagonal barrel with small blade front sight has removable cylinder pin/ejector rod below; round 6-shot cylinder is unmarked; brass solid frame with Cone marking at left has long topstrap sightinggroove, loading cutout at right, central hammer, integral spurtrigger sheath and grip straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1861-65 with blued barrel, silver-plated frame. Condition is good retaining traces of blue in protected areas with scattered discoloration/light surface oxidation, sharp edges and markings. Frame retains perhaps 20% darkly-tarnished silver and moderate age patina. Grips are sound with wear at edges of butt, minor chips at left side. Actionis crisp, bore shows light frosting in grooves and very good rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (Antique)

Civil War Era L.W. Pond Tip-Up Spurtrigger Pocket Revolver, with scarce Smith & Wesson markings

Lot #566 (Sale Order 569 of 804)

Civil War Era L.W. Pond Tip-Up Spurtrigger Pocket Revolver, with scarce Smith & Wesson markings, #6744, .32 RF cal., 6" octagonal barrel marked on top "L.W. Pond Worcester, Mass. Pat'd. July 10, 1860" and "Manuf'd. for Smith & Wesson Pat'd. April 3, 1855" on left angled flat, tips up as unit with plain round 6-shot cylinder; frame has top barrel hinge, button-release at lower front, integral spurtrigger sheath and grip straps with 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips, small screwdriver threaded into butt. Mfg'd ca. 1861-70, in several thousand qty. Condition is good retaining approx. 20% barrel blue with scattered moderate pitting, mostly legible markings, frame retains 35% silver and scattered roughness. Grips are sound showing light wear and much original varnish. Barrel hinge is loose but intact, screwdriver replaced with knurled brass cap, action is defective, bore shows overall light erosion and good rifling. Est.: $350-$500. (Antique)

Lot of Six (6) Small Powder Flasks

Lot #567 (Sale Order 570 of 804)

Lot of Six (6) Small Powder Flasks of various sizes, consisting of two (2) 4" long pistol flasks with straight copper/brass bodies, compartments in the bottoms for balls and caps, intact springs, small funnels, bodies have dents and dings, scratches, and one is missing a cover for the ball compartment. One larger 6.5" long conventional flask with dark copper/brass body, nice embossed decorations, large adjustable powder measure tip with smaller insert, intact spring, and dent free body showing nice patina. Two (2) small 4.5" long, conventional shaped flasks with embossed decorations, one with a dog, the other a flower or shell, intact springs, the dog flask has large dents and solder repairs, the flower flask has a couple of light dings and a dark patina. The last flask is a very small 3.5" long, copper bodied type, with intact spring, no decoration, large funnel, and a few minor dings. None of the flasks have any maker markings. Est.: $200-$400/Lot.

Civil War Smith & Wesson Old Model No. 2 Army Revolver

Lot #568 (Sale Order 571 of 804)

Civil War Smith & Wesson Old Model No. 2 Army Revolver, #24170, .32 RF cal., 6" octagonal barrel marked with maker's name and address on full-length top rib, ejector rod and barrel latch below; plain round 6-shot cylinder marked with 1855-59- 60 patent dates on periphery; solid frame has top barrel hinge and cylinder stop, left sideplate, integral spurtrigger sheath and flat-butt straps, 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd ca. 1861-74. Condition is very good retaining no blue but an overall, lightly-oxidized deep brown patina with very good edges and markings (cylinder patent dates mostly obscured). Barrel hinge/latch a bit wobbly, action does not hold cock, bore is dark with good rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Mexican War-Era Model 1836 Single-Shot Flintlock Pistol, by Asa Waters

Lot #569 (Sale Order 572 of 804)

Mexican War-Era Model 1836 Single-Shot Flintlock Pistol, by Asa Waters, NVSN. .54 cal., 8.5" round unmarked barrel with blade front sight; beveled flat lockplate is marked "(federal eagle head)/A. Waters/Milbury, MS/1839" under separate brass pan; iron furniture comprises 2-pc. trigger guard with rear tang reaching to the round buttcap with integral backstrap extending to the top barrel tang with its dished-oval rear sight, single barrel band with rear tang connecting to the serpentine sideplate, stirrup-type button-tip ramrod. 3/4 stock of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd ca. 1839.Condition is about good as re-converted to flintlock from percussion, with barrel breech showing smoothing where nipple bolster once was, no touchhole, and replacement lock parts (original lockplate). Band/sideplate show deep pitting, balance of metal is generally smooth deep brown, ramrod assembly is a replacement. Stock shows great age and use, deep scars, loose (but present) chip above lock, glued repair at forend. Lock inoperative (does not hold cock position), smoothbore has deep erosion most of its length. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Remington No. 5 Rolling Block Sling-Ring Carbine

Lot #570 (Sale Order 573 of 804)

Remington No. 5 Rolling Block Sling-Ring Carbine, #397, 7mm Lebel CF cal., 20.5" barrel has tall blade front and graduated-leaf rear sights; receiver marked with maker's name, address and patent dates at top tang, and *397* at right has central hammer and hinged breechblock with auto-extraction, 1.25" sling bar/ring at left, loop trigger guard; oil-finished walnut forend retained by a single band with added sling loop, matching 10.5" upper handguard has two metal endcaps, buttstock has steel buttplate, added sling loop at right. Mfg'd ca. 1897-1905. Condition is good retaining no original blue but an added bluish color over pitting; smooth receiver and buttplate show traces of case colors. Remington markings at upper tang appear to have been intentionally obscured, with large "IV" added. Stocks are sound, the forend/handguard with scattered moderate marks (handguard shows warping), buttstock is smooth, likely sanded and refinished. Action is crisp, bore shows overall erosion, vestigial rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Antique European Military Flintlock Pistol

Lot #571 (Sale Order 574 of 804)

Antique European Military Flintlock Pistol, Similar to French Pistols of the Napoleonic Era but Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, NVSN, .69 cal., 8" tapering round barrel was made without sights and unmarked; flat lockplate with rounded/pointed tail and reinforced cock has indistinct 3-digit marking under the brass pan; brass fittings include trigger guard, peaked buttcap with lanyard ring, serpentine sideplate, front band/nosecap retaining the button-tip steel ramrod. Halfstock of oil-finished walnut. Condition is very good, the iron surfaces being gray gunmetal with scattered oxidation (pitting at touchhole), brass with age patina. Stock is sound with general light marks. Action is crisp, smoothbore showslight overall etching. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique Belgian Flobert-Style Breechloading Single-Shot Rifle

Lot #572 (Sale Order 575 of 804)

Antique Belgian Flobert-Style Breechloading Single-Shot Rifle, NVSN, 7.65mm CF cal., 27.5" octagonal tip-up barrel with buckhorn sights, marked with Belgian view, "ELG" (Liege) and "(star)/Z" proof marks at left; receiver has front barrel hinge, right-side release lever. Walnut buttstock with checkering at wrist, curved steel buttplate. Condition is good retaining traces of barrel blue with later dark finish applied over light etching. Barrel hinge is secure, action crisp, bore shows moderate erosion with fine rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Antique)

Lot of Seven (7) Assorted Size Powder Flasks

Lot #573 (Sale Order 576 of 804)

Lot of Seven (7) Assorted Size Powder Flasks: 1.) Small 4" long pistol flask with straight brass body and compartments in the bottom for balls and caps, intact spring, heavily dented and polished. 2.) 6" long smooth rounded body flask with intact spring, several large dents and dings, dark copper patina. 3.) 7" long fluted decorated body, intact spring, adjustable powder funnel, dark copper patina. 4.) Large 10.25" copper flask, smooth body, marked "Improved Patent" on top, intact spring, adjustable funnel, four hanging rings, numerous dents and dings, dark copper/brass patina. 5.) Smaller 5.25" copper flask, smooth body, intact spring, adjustable funnel, a few small dings, dark copper patina. 6.) Larger 9.25" copper flask, intact spring, large adjustable funnel, no visible markings, four hanging rings, numerous dents and dings, old solder repairs, and dark copper patina. 7.) 8" smooth bodied flask marked "Patent" on top, intact spring, large adjustable funnel, dents and dings, dark copper/brass patina. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

Large 17th to Early 18th Century Powder Storage Flask

Lot #574 (Sale Order 577 of 804)

Large 17th to Early 18th Century Powder Storage Flask, spiral fluted, sheet steel, funnel-shaped black powder storage flask with soldered seams, locking cone shaped cap, flat base, two round tubes on the sides for rope handle, and blue woven twisted rope with knots. Body and cap have a light rust patina overall that has been covered with varnish. Body has dents and dings and pitting to the surface. There are some pin holes evident in the bottom plate and sides of the body. Cap fits tightly and twists to lock in place, with some pitting. Cap has a roundel at the top for a retaining cord, but none is present. Est.: $150-$300.

Canadian 48th Scottish Highlander's Four-Tail Feather Bonnet

Lot #575 (Sale Order 578 of 804)

Canadian 48th Scottish Highlander's Four-Tail Feather Bonnet, nice vintage with black ostrich feathers and four tails on one side, red and white checkerboard woven wool band, silvered metal regimental front plate, red feather plume, black silk ribbons and rosette, leather sweat band with London maker's mark, ink naming to "Boucher", wire inner frame, black cloth lining, partial leather buckle strap. Condition is good showing age, wear from use, and scuffing to the leather sweat band, light soiling to the red and white band with minor sewn repair, missing one half of the small leather strap on the bottom edge, age and minor deterioration to the ostrich feathers. Hat dates to ca. WW1 to 1940's. Est.: $400-$600.

Japanese Martial Arts Kendo Breast Plate Do

Lot #576 (Sale Order 579 of 804)

Japanese Martial Arts Kendo Breast Plate Do, for Kendo martial arts training with wooden swords, ca. 1930's-40's. Bamboo ribs with smooth black lacquered leather covering, padded top decorated with intricate sewn decorations and lacing, loop attachments at top and sides, red lacquered interior with maker's signature, and woven blue cord. Condition is good, showing age, wear, scuffs and scratches from use, some shrinkage and losses to the leather on one side at the bottom, cracks and chipping to the black lacquer finish, and losses of the leather edge border and laces. Loops show heavy wear to the leather covering, and one replaced loop at the right side. Interior retains most of its red lacquer, with some minor losses on the bottom right where the lacing is missing. Blue cords show wear and fraying. Est.: $150-$300.

2nd Generation Colt Model 1847 Civilian Walker Revolver

Lot #577 (Sale Order 580 of 804)

2nd Generation Colt Model 1847 Civilian Walker Revolver, #1340, .44 cal., 9" round- to-octagonal barrel marked on top flat "Address Saml Colt New-York City" and "US/1847" at right, German-silver blade front and hammer-notch rear sights, round 6-shot cylinder rolled with the Texas Rangers/Indian fight scene is marked "Model U.S.M.R" and "Colt's Patent" within fancy panels, and serial number; open-top frame has brass "square-back" trigger guard, steel backstrap, 1-pc. oil-finished walnut grip. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% deep barrel, backstrap and cylinder blue, full cylinder scene with slight dragline, brightly mottled case hardened colors to lever and frame, lightly patinated brass. Grips are unmarked with all finish, backstrap is engraved "Harry Dan Fenn/Sept 17, 1983." Action is crisp, bore is unfired with blue and sharp rifling, has a patch of discoloration at muzzle that should be cleaned. Est.: $600-$800. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Colt Texas Model Paterson Percussion Holster Revolver, Aged to Appear Antique

Lot #578 (Sale Order 581 of 804)

Reproduction Colt Texas Model Paterson Percussion Holster Revolver, Aged to Appear Antique, #1138, .36 cal., 9" octagonal barrel with brass post front sight is faintly stamped "Patent Arms Mfg. Co. Paterson, N.J. Colt's Pt." in individual letters on top flat, has 2 (perhaps tarnished silver) bands at breech and 1 at muzzle; 5-shot round straight-back cylinder has 3 bands; open-top frame marked "1138" at bottom has one band at recoil shield, folding trigger that lowers when hammer is cocked, integral grip straps with 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Condition is good retaining perhaps 20% thinning aged/darkened blue with sharp edges. Grips are sound having much finish. Action operates but cylinder does not fully index; bore is clean with a thin ring of erosion at midpoint, sharp rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (No FFL Required)

Modern Heavy-Barrel Large-Bore Percussion Target Rifle

Lot #579 (Sale Order 582 of 804)

Modern Heavy-Barrel Large-Bore Percussion Target Rifle, NVSN, .56 cal., 38" extra-heavy octagonal barrel measuring 1.25" across flats, marked "E. Bailey", has a dovetailed Beach-type front sight, small folding-leaf rear sight and micro-adjustable peep "tang" sight on a 9.5" mount attached to the top barrel flat; unmarked engine-turned lockplate has tall hammer, side nipple bolster with large cup-like sheet metal flash shield; varnished maple halfstock has checkering at wrist, left cheekpiece, 5"x2.25" wood addition to comb, 1" running fox inlaid at belly, 3.25" black insert under forend, brass trigger guard with two finger-spurs, 5.4" iron patchbox with circular hinged door and lead/contrasting wood inserts, brass crescent buttplate and leaf-shaped sideplate, two 2.25" lead/pewter wedge escutcheons and matching large nosecap. Double set triggers. Condition is good showing lightly-discolored steel and toned brass. Barrel shows a half-dozen flush-filled holes on top flat (scope/sight mounts?) and a like number at bottom flat for unknown reasons. Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (No FFL Required)

2nd Generation Colt Model 1861 Navy Percussion Revolver

Lot #580 (Sale Order 583 of 804)

2nd Generation Colt Model 1861 Navy Percussion Revolver, Artificially Aged to Appear Antique, #921, .36 cal., 7.5" round barrel has the one-line "U.S. America" address, patent creeping loading lever; round 6-shot cylinder roll-engraved with the naval battle scene is marked "Colts Patent No. 921"; open-top frame is marked "Colts Patent/U.S." at front, has 2-pc. brass grip straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Condition is good as perhaps acid-aged, having smooth gray-brown gunmetal, muted case colors to frame and hammer, sharp edges and markings. "U.S." on frame is spurious; lacks "36 Cal" marking on trigger guard shoulder; lever has reworked latch. Replacement grips show light marks, fit undersized. Action is crisp, bore shows erosion in grooves, very good rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (No FFL Required)

Cased Reproduction Henry Deringer Percussion Pocket Pistol

Lot #581 (Sale Order 584 of 804)

Cased Reproduction Henry Deringer Percussion Pocket Pistol, #025667, .44 cal., 2.125" teardrop barrel marked "Philadela" at top and serial number at left has nipple bolster with rear flash guard; engraved back-action lockplate is marked "Deringer/Philadela" behind the matching hammer; stock of varnished fancy-grain walnut has engraved German-silver trigger guard, numerous engraved German-silver inlays (incl. shield at wrist, sideplate, barrel key escutcheons) and inlaid wire decoration. Condition is mint and unfired retaining all of its black barrel finish, pleasing lock case colors, bright German silver, perfect edges, markings, stock and inlays. Action is crisp, bore is clean with sharp rifling. Cased in a walnut box with red fitted liner, in fine shape. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Winchester Model 94 Centennial 66 Commemorative Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine

Lot #582 (Sale Order 585 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Centennial 66 Commemorative Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, #8994, .30-30 cal., 20" blued octagonal barrel marked on right side "A Century of Leadership 1866-1966", gold-colored receiver marked on upper tang "Winchester Centennial 66"; straight grip walnut stock and forend with gold-colored crescent steel buttplate and forend cap, saddle ring and dovetailed blade front and standard elevator rear sight. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 99% blue on the barrel and full-length magazine, with sharp edges. Gold-colored receiver shows light handling marks and dried oil that should clean. Buttplate shows some tarnish and loss of finish. Wood stock is near excellent with storage marks only. Action is smooth and bore is excellent, appearing to be unfired. Approx. 102,309 were produced, this number including both the rifle and carbine. Includes the factory cardboard box with the polychrome sleeve and a matching end label. Sleeve is in fair condition showing tears and rips at the corners. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Centennial 66 Commemorative Lever Action Rifle

Lot #583 (Sale Order 586 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Centennial 66 Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #16607, .30-30 cal., 26" blued octagonal barrel marked on right side "A Century of Leadership 1866-1966", gold-colored receiver marked on upper tang "Winchester Centennial 66"; straight grip walnut stock and forend with gold-colored crescent steel buttplate and forend cap, saddle ring and dovetailed blade front and standard elevator rear sights. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 99% blue on the barrel and full-length magazine. Gold-colored receiver shows light scratches, dried oil and handling marks. Buttplate shows some tarnishing and loss of finish. Factory lettering is crisp. Wood stock is very good with storage marks consisting of small mars and scuffs. Action is smooth, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Approx. 102,309 were produced, this number including both the rifle and carbine. Includes the factory cardboard box with a matching end label. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Colt Peacemaker Scout Single Action Revolver

Lot #584 (Sale Order 587 of 804)

Colt Peacemaker Scout Single Action Revolver, #G95618, .22 L.R. cal., 6" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue and case colored finish, checkered plastic Colt eagle grips, with 6-rd. cylinder. Includes an extra cylinder chambered in .22 magnum caliber. Left side of the barrel is marked "PEACEMAKER .22", and top of barrel has a one-line Hartford address. Mfg'd 1974. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and a faint index line on the cylinder. Frame shows vivid case coloring and the checkered plastic grips are excellent as well. Action is crisp and the timing is very good; bore is very good. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 2nd Generation 1851 Navy Squareback Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #585 (Sale Order 588 of 804)

Colt 2nd Generation 1851 Navy Squareback Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #15559, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, blue and case hardened finish, smooth walnut grips. Mfg'd 1973. Revolver is in excellent overall condition with approx. 99% high polish blue and nearly all of the vivid case coloring on the frame and loading lever. Straps retain approx. 98%-99% silver plating with a desirable squareback trigger guard. All visible serial numbers are matching, as are the wedge and arbor; one-line New York barrel address and Colt patent markings on the frame. The 6-shot cylinder retains approx. 98% of the naval battle scene with a crisp Ormsby signature and engagement dates. Smooth walnut grips are excellent and fit well. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, and bore is excellent. Est.: $500-$700. (No FFL Required)

Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy 3rd Generation Signature Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #586 (Sale Order 589 of 804)

Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy 3rd Generation Signature Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #60501, 5.5" octagon barrel, blue and case colored, smooth walnut grips, as new in correct Colt gray factory box. Mfg'd 1996. Revolver retains approx. 99% high polish blue finish with sharp edges and a magnificently case colored frame, hammer and loading lever. Cylinder scene is at 99% of clear, crisp engraving. Straps retain nearly all of their silver plating, and back strap is engraved with Samuel Colt's signature. Smooth walnut grips are excellent. Action is crisp. Est.: $700-$900. (No FFL Required)

Winchester Model 94 Canadian Centennial Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #587 (Sale Order 590 of 804)

Winchester Model 94 Canadian Centennial Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, #19413, .30-30 cal., 20" octagon barrel, steel bead dovetailed blade front and semi- buckhorn rear sights, full-length magazine, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip two-piece stock with a smooth steel crescent buttplate, saddle ring. Mfg'd 1967. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish with an impress engraved receiver "CANADIAN CENTENNIAL ?67" on the tang. Left side of barrel is marked "Canadian Centennial 1867-1967" in fancy gold filled script. Rear of barrel has a sharp Winchester "WP" proof. Wood stock is in very good condition showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is about excellent. One of 90,301 produced. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Navy Arms/Uberti Smith & Wesson Single-Action Schofield Army Revolver

Lot #588 (Sale Order 591 of 804)

Navy Arms/Uberti Smith & Wesson Single-Action Schofield Army Revolver, #6376, .45 Colt CF cal., 7" round top-break barrel with brass blade front sight on full-length rib is marked with maker's names, addresses, and caliber at left, "Schofield's Pats June 20th 71, Apr. 22nd 73" right, opens as a unit with 6-shot fluted cylinder having auto-extraction (marked "3" and "73"); frame with large lower front hinge has barrel catch at top, left sideplate, separate trigger guard, integral flat-bottom straps (marked "US" and ser. no. at butt), 2-pc. oil-finished walnut grips marked "1877", "DAL" and "CW" inspectors' cartouches at left/right. Condition is near new retaining approx. 98% deep blue, with thin cylinder drag line, mottled case colors to trigger guard, hammer and barrel catch; smooth unmarked grips. Hinge is strong, action crisp, bore shows full blue and sharp rifling (appears unfired). Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #589 (Sale Order 592 of 804)

Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle, #F743876, .22 L/LR cal., 20.5" barrel with a full-length magazine, hooded ramped blade front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece straight grip stock with a Winchester marked checkered plastic buttplate. Includes the original Winchester factory cardboard box with matching end label. Mfg'd 1973. Rifle is in excellent overall condition showing little use, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue finish, with light handling marks noted. The forged steel receiver is grooved on top for scope mounting. Checkered walnut stock is in near excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is excellent on this desirable Winchester lever gun. Box with Styrofoam insert, tears and indentations, and tape to end label. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Marlin Model 1894CB Cowboy Limited Lever Action Rifle

Lot #590 (Sale Order 593 of 804)

Marlin Model 1894CB Cowboy Limited Lever Action Rifle, #04038183, .45 Colt cal., 24" octagon barrel with a full-length magazine, brass bead blade front and Marbles type rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut straight grip stock with a Marlin marked plastic buttplate, cross-bolt safety. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with a small mar on left side of barrel and storage marks. Checkered walnut stock is in very good condition with several small scrapes and compressions on the buttstock. Action is crisp, bore is very good on this desirable cowboy gun. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern)

Mossberg Model 402 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #591 (Sale Order 594 of 804)

Mossberg Model 402 Lever Action Rifle, NSNV, .22 S/L/LR cal., 20" barrel and full-length magazine tube, blade front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, checkered one-piece wood stock with sling swivels and plastic buttplate. Topped with a one-piece mount, rings, and an Atlas 2.5x15 rifle scope with a 3/4" tube and a fine crosshair reticle with clear, crisp optics. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 92%-94% factory blue finish, with light scratches and small mars consistent with field use. Checkered wood stock is in good condition with small dents and compressions from carry and use. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Ciener .22 Caliber Conversion Kit for the 1911A1 Pistol

Lot #592 (Sale Order 595 of 804)

Ciener .22 Caliber Conversion Kit for the 1911A1 Pistol, slide, .22LR barrel, return spring and guide rod, recoil buffer, (2) 10-rd. magazines and factory paperwork in a fitted plastic case. Appears as new. Est.: $150-$200. (No FFL Required)

Star Model Super-B Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #593 (Sale Order 596 of 804)

Star Model Super-B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1769897, 9mm, 5" barrel, white blade front and white dot fixed rear sights; blue finish, checkered plastic grips with lanyard ring, and three (3) correct 8-rd. magazines, in factory plastic hard case with matching end label, manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Import marked, "INTERARMS ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA" on right side of slide, and marked "SPAIN" on right side of trigger guard. Additionally, the pistol is marked, "B SUPER" on the butt. Pistol retains approx. 98% factory blue finish with only light scratches around the takedown lever. Checkered plastic grips are in excellent condition showing little use. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 76 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #594 (Sale Order 597 of 804)

Beretta Model 76 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A67508U, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel, blued frame, black finish slide, black plastic Beretta grips, adjustable square-notched rear sight and plain front blade. "AC" date code, 1977 mfg. date. Pistol is in very good condition showing minor handling wear. Grips with micro-scratching. Includes Beretta factory hard case and (2) 10-rd. magazines. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Security Six Model 717 Double Action Revolver

Lot #595 (Sale Order 598 of 804)

Ruger Security Six Model 717 Double Action Revolver, #156-05441, .357 mag. cal., 6" barrel, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, stainless steel finish, checkered walnut two-piece medallion grips, 6-shot cylinder. Includes a red Ruger factory cardboard box and shipping box, both in very good condition. Mfg'd 1980. Revolver is as new in the factory box showing evidence of test firing only, retaining approx. 99% factory stainless steel finish, with light handling marks and some dried oil that should clean. Grips are outstanding. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. This model was discontinued in 1985. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver

Lot #596 (Sale Order 599 of 804)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #266-12265, .22 mag. cal., 5.5" barrel, stainless steel, square-notched rear sight with front blade, smooth wood grips with silver eagle Ruger medallions, Model 00625. In original matching box with correct end label. Includes .22 LR cylinder numbered to the revolver and factory paperwork. Mfg'd 2017. Condition is excellent with only the slightest trace of an index line. Action is smooth and cylinder locks up tight; bore is bright. There is no evidence that this gun has been fired. Est.: $500-$650. (Modern/PPT)

Bauer Model 25SSP Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #597 (Sale Order 600 of 804)

Bauer Model 25SSP Semi-Automatic Pistol, #093127, .25 Auto cal., 2" barrel with blade front sight, fixed rear and a full-length milled rib; stainless steel finish, smooth pearlescent plastic grips, correct 6-rd. magazine, in original factory cardboard box with matching end label, factory manual and warranty card. Left side of the slide is marked, "Bauer Firearms Corp. FRASER, MICHIGAN U.S.A." Pistol is as new showing little to no use, with approx. 99% factory stainless steel finish. Smooth faux pearl acrylic grips are in excellent condition and fit well. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is excellent. An American-made copy of the Baby Browning, Mfg'd from 1972-1984, the Bauer was one of the first pocket pistols mfg'd completely from 416 stainless steel investment castings and was fitted by hand. Box shows wear with broken corners and writing on the label. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Phoenix Arms Model HP-22 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #598 (Sale Order 601 of 804)

Phoenix Arms Model HP-22 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4048923, .22 L.R. cal., 3" barrel with a full-length ventilated rib, blade front and fixed rear sights; stainless steel finish, checkered black plastic grips, with one correct 10-rd. magazine. In factory cardboard box with matching end label, factory manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Left side of the slide is marked, "PHOENIX ARMS ONTARIO, CA." Pistol is as new retaining approx. 99% stainless finish with a black hammer and trigger. Checkered plastic grips are in excellent condition. Box is in very good condition. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is excellent. Box is in very good condition. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield XD9 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #599 (Sale Order 602 of 804)

Springfield XD9 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #AT131431, 9mm, 4" barrel with 3-dot blade front and fixed rear sights, black finish, striker fired, checkered polymer frame and grips, one correct 10-rd. magazine with finger extension. Includes the "Instant Gear Up" package of factory plastic hard case with matching end label, four additional 10-rd. magazines (one with finger extension), Kydex holster, Kydex mag pouch, loading tool and soft sided range bag. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little if any use. Grips are excellent as well. Bore is very good and the action is crisp on this lightly used Springfield compact. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

German Sport Guns (GSG) Model 1911 CA Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #600 (Sale Order 603 of 804)

German Sport Guns (GSG) Model 1911 CA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A696342, .22 L.R. cal., 5" barrel with blade front and fixed rear sights; matte blue finish, skeletonized hammer and trigger, checkered wood grips, with two (2) correct GSG marked magazines, in factory plastic hard case. Import marked "ATI ROCHESTER NY" on the frame and "MADE IN GERMANY" on the slide. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90% matte blue finish, with scratches, highpoint edgewear, and some loss of finish at the muzzle; there are several small mars on the front strap. Grips are in very good condition. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Buck Mark Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #601 (Sale Order 604 of 804)

Browning Buck Mark Semi-Automatic Pistol, #515MM18523, .22 L.R. cal., 5.50" bull barrel, ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, matte blue finish, molded checkered rubber target grips, with two (2) correct 10-rd. Browning marked magazines, in non-matching plastic factory case with owner's manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98% matte blue finish, with small mars and light handling marks and the classic Browning gold trigger. Grips are in very good condition showing little use. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Llama Model XV Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #602 (Sale Order 605 of 804)

Llama Model XV Semi-Automatic Pistol, #C30301, .22 cal., 3.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, Llama medallion smooth pearlite grips, and one correct magazine. In factory plastic hard case with matching side label. Import marked "RSA ENT. INC. OCEAN, N.J.", and "Made in Spain" on the right side of the frame. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with light handling marks and Spanish proofs on left side of frame. There has been a small amount of red fingernail polish added to the front sight during the period of use. Smooth faux pearl grips are in very good condition. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 2214 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #603 (Sale Order 606 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 2214 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #UBA4413, .22 L.R. cal., 3" barrel, matte blue finish, aluminum alloy frame, checkered plastic grips, white dot blade front and two white fixed rear sights, with one S&W marked 8-rd. magazine. Pistol is in overall very good condition retaining approx. 90% matte blue finish with small mars and handling marks associated with carry and use. There is a small amount of light surface rust on the rear of the slide that should clean. Checkered plastic grips are in good condition. Markings are legible, action works well, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 3032 Tomcat Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #604 (Sale Order 607 of 804)

Beretta Model 3032 Tomcat Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DAA295288, .32 ACP cal., 2.5" tip-up barrel blade front and fixed rear sights, matte blue finish, checkered plastic Beretta marked grips, and one correct 7-rd. Beretta marked magazine, in factory plastic case. Slide is marked "MADE IN USA". Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory matte blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and highpoint edgewear. Grips are in very good condition with light handling marks associated with carry and use. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Commander Model (Pre-70 Series) Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #605 (Sale Order 608 of 804)

Colt Commander Model (Pre-70 Series) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #47149-LW, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, blade front and "MMG" marked fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered rubber Colt grips, one "Wilson Combat" marked 7-rd. magazine, with lanyard ring added at butt. Mfg'd 1966. Pistol is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% of the thinning factory blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and edgewear along the slide. There is a correct one-line Hartford barrel address on the right side of the slide. Lightweight alloy frame and the arched spring housing with lanyard ring is a replacement. There are small nicks and mars from carry and use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Checkered rubber grips are about good. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Government Model MK IV Series 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #606 (Sale Order 609 of 804)

Colt Government Model MK IV Series 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70S01179, .38 Super cal., 5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered rubber Colt medallion Pachmayr grips, and one correct Colt marked 8-rd. magazine. Pistol has an after-market custom Bar-Sto barrel and skeletonized trigger added. . Left side of slide is marked "COLT'S MKIV/SERIES 70 GOVERNMENT MODEL .38 SUPER AUTO CALIBER", right side is marked "COLT'S GOVERNMENT MODEL". Mfg'd 1971. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and edgewear on the slide Checkered rubber wraparound grips are very good. Action works well, bore is very good. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 60 (No-Dash) Double Action Revolver

Lot #607 (Sale Order 610 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 60 (No-Dash) Double Action Revolver, #R128249, .38 Spec. cal., 1.9" pinned barrel, matte stainless steel, bobbed hammer, checkered rubber combat grips, serrated ramp front and fixed rear sights. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with light scratches and handling marks consistent with carry and use. The 5-shot fluted cylinder shows a faint index line, some darkening at the front of the cylinder from firing, and light wear at the muzzle. Checkered rubber combat grips are in excellent condition showing little use. Timing is excellent and bore is very good on this no-dash Model 60 with the desirable pinned barrel. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 60-18 Double Action 5-Shot Revolver

Lot #608 (Sale Order 611 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 60-18 Double Action 5-Shot Revolver, #DCW4908, .357 magnum cal., 5" two-piece barrel with red ramp front and micrometer rear sights; stainless steel, checkered rubber Pachmayr combat grips, in factory plastic hard case with matching end label, two speed loaders and trigger lock. Revolver is excellent showing little use. Barrel design consisted of an outer shroud locked in place by an inner barrel sleeve that contained the rifling. Grips are in excellent condition. The Model 60-18 with a 5" barrel was of limited production and only mfg'd from 2005-2010, making this scarce J-frame revolver desirable to collectors and shooters alike. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Model GP-100 Double Action Revolver

Lot #609 (Sale Order 612 of 804)

Ruger Model GP-100 Double Action Revolver, #173-36310, .357 mag. cal., 6" barrel, serrated blade front and adjustable rear sights, satin stainless steel finish, cushioned rubber grips with a hardwood insert, rubber grip adapter, 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd 1995. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition showing light storage marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. The cushioned rubber grips are in excellent condition showing little use. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson (No-Dash) Model 36 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver

Lot #610 (Sale Order 613 of 804)

Smith & Wesson (No-Dash) Model 36 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #BAA2564, .38 Spec. cal., 1.875" barrel, blue and case hardened finish, S&W silver medallion checkered walnut grips on a round butt, serrated ramp front and fixed rear sights. Mfg'd late 1980s. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% factory blue finish with edgewear, areas of flaking finish at right rear of frame, and moderate pinprick pitting on left side of muzzle due to poor storage. Light index line evident on the 5-shot fluted cylinder. Checkered walnut medallion grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering and small dents/compressions on the right panel. Hammer and trigger show muted and toning case hardening. Markings are sharp, action and timing are excellent; bore is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 60-7 Double Action Revolver

Lot #611 (Sale Order 614 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 60-7 Double Action Revolver, #BRB1947, .38 Spec. cal., 1.875" barrel, matte stainless steel, checkered rubber S&W marked combat grips, serrated ramp front sight and square-notched rear sight, round butt rubber combat grips and 5-shot fluted cylinder. Mfg'd 1990. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing little use, light handling marks, some powder residue at front of cylinder, and faint index line. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is near excellent. Est.: $400-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 MK IV/Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #612 (Sale Order 615 of 804)

Colt 1911 MK IV/Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N27474, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and Colt-Elliason adjustable rear sights, deep blue finish, adjustable trigger, target hammer and solid rib, checkered rubber wraparound grips by Pachmayr, 7-rd. magazine marked "COLT 45 AUTO" . Mfg'd 1975. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish, with scratches, wear at the muzzle, and highpoint edgewear throughout. Checkered wraparound Pachmayr grips are very good. Action is crisp with sharp markings, bore is very good. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Very Early Winchester Model 1893 Slide-Action Repeating Shotgun

Lot #613 (Sale Order 616 of 804)

Very Early Winchester Model 1893 Slide-Action Repeating Shotgun, #1154. 12 ga., 30" plain barrel has a 2-5/8" chamber, intended for black powder shells only, and is cylinder choked. The 1893 design is by John Browning, and was the first Winchester slide-action shotgun, later replaced by the Model 1897. The action features a sliding breechblock, articulated shell carrier, and external hammer with half-cock safety. The grooved cylindrical forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are uncheckered with a metal buttplate. Mfg'd 1893, first year of production. Condition is original and good to very good, with extensive wear to wood and loss of bluing to metal. Action functions correctly but could use a thorough cleaning; bore shows some light pitting. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1887 Standard Grade Lever-Action Shotgun

Lot #614 (Sale Order 617 of 804)

Winchester Model 1887 Standard Grade Lever-Action Shotgun, NVSN. 12 ga. 30" plain barrel has a 2-5/8" chamber and is choked IC. The lever action is a John Browning design, the first shotgun patent to be produced by Winchester, with a 4-shot tubular magazine. Receiver is case hardened, with large "WRA" monogram inscribed. Forend slats and round knob pistol grip are straight-grain walnut, without checkering but with a checkered metal buttplate. Mfg'd early 1890s. Condition is fair to good, with extensive marks to wood and loss of finish to metal. Action still functions correctly and locks tight; bore is dark. Should not be shot with modern ammunition. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Parker GH Grade Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun

Lot #615 (Sale Order 618 of 804)

Parker GH Grade Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun, #83376. 12 ga. 30" barrels have a concave rib marked "Damascus Steel", 2-5/8" chambers, and are choked Full/Full. The Parker boxlock action features double triggers, automatic safety and plain extractors. The case-hardened receiver features engravings of ducks, grouse and pigeons, surrounded by moderate scroll and border engraving. The splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "C" Grade walnut, oil-finished and hand-checkered, with hard rubber grip cap and dog's head buttplate installed. Mfg'd 1895. Condition is all original, well used but not abused in the field, with approx. 30%-40% case colors and 50%-60% Damascus pattern on the barrels. There are numerous handling marks and much checkering wear to the wood. Action closes tight and functions correctly; bores are good. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Large J.P. Clarrough & Bros. Side-by-Side Hammer Gun

Lot #616 (Sale Order 619 of 804)

Large J.P. Clarrough & Bros. Side-by-Side Hammer Gun, #16980. 10 ga. 31-1/4" solid rib twist barrels are marked "Laminated Steel" on the rib, have 1878 Birmingham proofs, 2-7/8" chambers, and have only the slightest chokes fitted. Action utilizes a lockup of twin underlugs plus a doll's head rib extension, double triggers, double hammers and plain extractors. Receiver is nicely engraved with game scenes and fine scroll motifs. Splinter forend and Prince of Wales buttstock are nice walnut, checkered and fitted with a gutta percha buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1880s. Condition is fair to good with several cracks at the wrist and resultant repairs. Action functions correctly, bores are good. A fine gun to demonstrate English craftsmanship but not to be fired. Est.: $250-$400. (Antique)

Henry Skinner Side-by-Side Hammer Gun

Lot #617 (Sale Order 620 of 804)

Henry Skinner Side-by-Side Hammer Gun, #1419. 12 ga. 30" solid rib steel barrels have 2-5/8" chambers and are choked Full/Full; Liege proof marks are pre-1893. Action utilizes dual underlugs plus a doll's head rib extension for lockup, and has double triggers, double hammers and plain extractors. Receiver is lightly engraved with maker's name and small scrolls. Splinter forend and Prince of Wales buttstock are straight grain walnut, lightly checkered and fitted with a gutta percha buttplate. Mfg'd in Belgium approx. 1880s. Condition is fair to good, with loose lockup and marginal action operation; bores are pitted. Gun should not be fired. Est.: $150-$300. (Antique)

Hopkins & Allen Falling Block Single-Barrel Shotgun

Lot #618 (Sale Order 621 of 804)

Hopkins & Allen Falling Block Single-Barrel Shotgun, NVSN, 12 ga., 30" round barrel with bead front sight, marked "Made by the Hopkins & Allen Manfg. Co., Norwich, Conn." and "Patd. June 23, 1886" on top; receiver has top sighting groove. Plain 8.75" walnut forearm, matching pistol-grip buttstock with smooth steel buttplate. Mfg'd post-1898. Condition is good showing smooth blue-brown barrel patina, else oxidized brown gunmetal. Stocks are sound showing age and wear, two cracks running the full length of right-side comb, cracks and small spot of wood erosion at left. Barrel marked "Z4823" in electro-pencil. Action is crisp, clean smoothbore shows light overall etching. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 40 Field Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #619 (Sale Order 622 of 804)

Winchester Model 40 Field Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #3457. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. The long recoil action had many detractors, but usually functioned satisfactorily. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are Grade 1 walnut, uncheckered, with a Pachmayr recoil pad fitted. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is good to very good with expected wear to receiver blue from handling, but few marks to wood, which may be an old refinish. Action snaps shut and functions OK; bore is bright. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R)

Late Remington Model Mohawk-48 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #620 (Sale Order 623 of 804)

Late Remington Model Mohawk-48 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #5252225. 12 ga. 30" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. The Mohawk-48 was the simplified "no frills" design version of the Model 11-48, using the Browning long recoil action. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished Field Grade walnut, press checkered, with a plastic Remington buttplate. Mfg'd 1968-1970. Condition is very good, with expected handling marks to wood but little wear to action, which functions correctly; bore is in need of a good cleaning but bright underneath. Action could use a thorough cleaning. Small crack at rear of forend is not a concern because of interior metal sleeve. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Super-X Model 1 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #621 (Sale Order 624 of 804)

Winchester Super-X Model 1 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M55510. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked IC. The steel receiver houses the self-compensating gas action, which performed well for Winchester. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are of nicely-figured high-gloss finished walnut, adequately checkered, and featuring a Whiteline Winchester grip cap and buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1975. Condition is good to very good, with few handling marks to wood and moderate wear to action, which functions well. There are limited areas of rust spotting on the barrel, and the action could use a good cleaning; bore is bright. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #622 (Sale Order 625 of 804)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #1500279. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is marked "Mod" but measures IC. The action is Standard Model 12 and functions correctly. The grooved forend and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are correct, as is the pre-1959 Winchester buttplate under the slip-on 1930-vintage "Western Pneumatic Recoil Cushion". Mfg'd 1955. Condition is good to very good, showing moderate field use. Wood is in good shape and the action is a bit sticky but closes tight; bore is bright. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R)

Early Winchester Model 1912 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #623 (Sale Order 626 of 804)

Early Winchester Model 1912 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #108509. 16 ga. 26" plain barrel is marked "Nickel Steel", has a 2-9/16" chamber and is choked Full. The action is Standard Model 12. The "tootsie roll" round forend and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are standard walnut, with original Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1915, 2nd year of production. Condition is good, with almost no finish left on receiver and much loss on barrel and mag tube. Action still locks tight but is a bit sticky on opening; bore is bright with fouling and needs a good cleaning. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Savage Model 430 Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #624 (Sale Order 627 of 804)

Savage Model 430 Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, NVSN. 12 ga. 28" matted top barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IC/IM. The boxlock action features side lug lockup, with double triggers, auto safety and plain extractors; the steel receiver has light scroll engraving. The slender forend and pistol grip buttstock are of straight-grain walnut, with nominal checkering a hardened Whiteline recoil pad. Mfg'd 1930's. Condition is good to very good, with much wear to the receiver and barrel blue, but few marks to the wood, which is probably refinished. Action still locks tight and functions satisfactorily; bores are very good. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R)

Browning Model Auto-5 Standard Weight Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #625 (Sale Order 628 of 804)

Browning Model Auto-5 Standard Weight Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #2M87615. 12 ga. 29-1/2" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. The venerable Auto-5 action has all the features of the original John Browning patents, including magazine cutoff and speed loading functions. The finger-groove forend and long tang/round knob buttstock are nice figure European walnut, correctly checkered and fitted with an original Browning/FN Automatic buttplate. Mfg'd 1962 in Belgium. Condition is very good with approx. 90% original finish remaining, showing some handling marks to wood, but little wear to action, which locks tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $650-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Heavy Duck Gun Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #626 (Sale Order 629 of 804)

Winchester Model 12 Heavy Duck Gun Slide-Action Shotgun, #1553654. 12 ga. 30" plain barrel is Full choked and marked "For Super Speed & Super-X 3 In.", indicating a 3" chamber and overall heavier and stronger action. The full grooved forend and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are straight-grained oil-finished walnut, with a Pachmayr Whiteline recoil pad fitted. Mfg'd 1956. Condition is very good, with numerous small handling marks to the wood and expected bluing wear at the barrel and receiver carry points. Action opens easily, locks tight and function smoothy and correctly; bore is bright with fouling and could use a good cleaning. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 36 Single Shot Shotgun

Lot #627 (Sale Order 630 of 804)

Winchester Model 36 Single Shot Shotgun, NSNV, 9mm RF cal., 17.5" barrel with a steel bead front sight and no accommodation for a rear sight, nickel finish, checkered straight grip gumwood stock, with a Winchester marked hard rubber recoil pad. Rifle is in good overall condition as refinished. Barrel and action have been chromed during the period of use and retain the majority of the refinish, with some flaking and light surface rust evident. Checkered gumwood stock is in good condition with dents, mars and flattening of the checkering. An additional coat of varnish has been added during the period of use. Action functions well, bore is only fair and may clean. Mfg'd from 1920 to 1927 with an approximate production of 20,000 pieces, these "Garden Guns" were popular in the 9mm Rimfire shotshell. Ammunition is still being mfg'd by Fiocchi. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 50 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #628 (Sale Order 631 of 804)

Winchester Model 50 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #80088. 12 ga. vent rib barrel has had a Cutts/Lyman choke device installed, with three tubes included (Sprdr, IC and Full), making barrel length approx. 28", with target beads and 2-3/4" chamber. The Model 50 action is recoil operated within a steel receiver, which is blued and unengraved. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are very nice oil-finished "C" Grade walnut (Pigeon Grade quality) with correct Winchester diamond pattern checkering, metal grip cap, and Pachmayr Whiteline butt pad. Mfg'd 1957. Condition is very good, with virtually no marks on the possibly upgraded wood and little wear to the action, which snaps shut and functions correctly; bore needs cleaning but does not appear damaged. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R)

CZ Model 612 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #629 (Sale Order 632 of 804)

CZ Model 612 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #57-H21PT-031555. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel hs a 3" chamber and is fitted for choke tubes (6 included). The slide action uses dual operating rods and functions quite smoothly. Barrel and receiver are finished matte black. The slender forend and pistol grip buttstock are of nicely figured Circassian walnut, press checkered, with sling swivel mounts and a recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 2014 in Turkey for CZ, with original box. Condition is like new, showing little wear to wood or metal. Action functions well, bore is bright. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern)

Later Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #629A (Sale Order 633 of 804)

Later Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #MT2529. 20 ga. 26" barrel has medium height ventilated rib, 2-3/4" chamber, and is choked IC. The Model 12 action is identical to earlier actions but has a sear interrupter added. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are of B-C Grade walnut, correctly checkered and oil finished, with a plain metal grip cap and late Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1993 by Miroku in Japan for Winchester. Condition is very good to near excellent, showing few handling marks to wood and little wear to action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $650-$850. (Modern)

Traditions by Fausti Field Hunter Gold Model Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #630 (Sale Order 634 of 804)

Traditions by Fausti Field Hunter Gold Model Over/Under Shotgun, #A99908. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are fitted with choke tubes (F, M, IC included). The boxlock action features a Kersten crossbolt lockup, single selective gold trigger, non-auto safety and plain extractors. The coin-finished receiver features two gold engraved ducks on either side and a gold Fausti shield on the bottom, all surrounded by pleasant floral motifs. The standard forearm and pistol grip buttstock are of satin-finished "B" Grade walnut with good checkering coverage and a black recoil pad fitted. Gun is contained in its original black plastic hard case with choke tube, wrench, trigger lock and original paperwork. Mfg'd 2001 in Italy. Condition is very good to near excellent with almost no marks to wood or metal and little wear to action, which functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Browning Citori Lightning Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #631 (Sale Order 635 of 804)

Browning Citori Lightning Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #07451PP753. 12 ga. 26" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are fitted for standard Invector choke tubes (three included). Boxlock Citori action features a single selective trigger, non-automatic safety and auto ejectors; blued receiver is lightly engraved. The slender forend and round knob/long tang buttstock are high-gloss straight grain walnut and feature the original Browning "Whiteline" recoil pad; checkering is thorough and still sharp. Included is the original Browning box with packing paper. Mfg'd 1988 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Although showing little use, this gun has not been properly stored and shows limited corrosion in the chamber area. Action is sticky, and all metal parts need a complete disassembly and cleaning. Now at 50%-60%, it should be restored back to 90%+. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Browning Model 2000 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #632 (Sale Order 636 of 804)

Browning Model 2000 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #7466C67. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Mod. The gas-operated action works smoothly and efficiently and features a left-side speed loading feature. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are dark brown "B" Grade walnut, with thorough checkering and an original Browning/FN buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-5/8"x2-1/4". Mfg'd 1970's. Condition is very good with approx. 85% original finish remaining, showing moderate field use but no abuse. Muzzle bead is missing, but otherwise gun functions perfectly; bore is bright. Est.: $450-$550. (Modern)

Remington Model 11-87 Premier Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #633 (Sale Order 637 of 804)

Remington Model 11-87 Premier Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #TL030324. 20 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has target beads, 3" chamber, and is fitted for Remchokes (IC installed). The 11-87 action handles both 2-3/4" and 3" shells interchangeably. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss finished "B" Grade walnut, with special NC-cut checkering, black RAC grip cap, and original Remington butt pad. The receiver is nicely engraved with a new finer floral pattern. Mfg'd 1999. Condition is very good to near excellent, with almost no marks to wood and little wear to action, which snaps closed tightly and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)

Remington Model 11-87 Premier Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #634 (Sale Order 638 of 804)

Remington Model 11-87 Premier Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #PC402095. 12 ga. 26" vent rib light contour barrel has target beads, 3" chamber, and is fitted for Remchoke tubes (F, M, IC included). The self-compensating gas action handles 2-3/4" and 3" shells interchangeably. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "B" Grade walnut, high-gloss finished, with special machine-controlled cut checkering, black Remington grip cap and solid recoil pad. Includes original green plastic case with magazine plug, extra tubes, choke wrench and original paperwork. Mfg'd 1993. Gun externally is in very good condition, with numerous small marks to wood and moderate wear to action. Gas system is a bit sticky and needs a thorough cleaning by a competent gunsmith. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)

Beretta Model A300 Outlander Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #635 (Sale Order 639 of 804)

Beretta Model A300 Outlander Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #RU075243. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 3" chamber and is fitted for choke tubes, modified is installed, no others are included. Receiver and barrel are finished in dull black with just minor surface scuffs on the receiver. Forend and pistol-grip buttstock are black synthetic, a 1" spacer has been added bringing the LOP to 14" including the black Beretta recoil pad. Condition is very good, approx. 97+% original finish remaining, with little internal or external wear. Action works correctly and bore is bright. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern)

Benelli Ultra Light Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #636 (Sale Order 640 of 804)

Benelli Ultra Light Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #N112523. 20 ga. 24" barrel has a raised carbon fiber vent rib, 3" chamber, and is fitted for Benelli choke tubes (none installed). The featherweight alloy receiver contains the Benelli inertia recoil action with rotary bolt lock, and two-shot magazine. The slender finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are satin-finished walnut, with pistol grip insert and "Kick-Eez" recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 2008 in Italy; total weight is 5.5 lbs. Condition is very good, as shortened to 12-5/8" LOP for youth or shooter of small stature. Action snaps shut and functions correctly; bore is bright. Note: Do not fire without a choke tube installed. Est.: $900-$1,100. (Modern)

Remington Model 1100 Magnum Ducks Unlimited "Atlantic" Special Edition Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #637 (Sale Order 641 of 804)

Remington Model 1100 Magnum Ducks Unlimited "Atlantic" Special Edition Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #DU819260. 12 ga. 32" vent rib barrel has a 3" chamber and is choked Full. The 1100 action is heavy duty, for 3" shells only. Receiver is specially engraved "Ducks Unlimited" on one side and "The Atlantic" on the other. The finish is standard 1100 of the time, with high-gloss wood finish, pressed checkering and a Remington recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 1982. Condition is like new, appearing unfired, with its original box and paperwork. Est.: $500-800. (Modern)

CZ Canvasback Model Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #638 (Sale Order 642 of 804)

CZ Canvasback Model Over/Under Shotgun, #08S1862. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are fitted for choke tubes (5 included). The boxlock action features a single selective trigger, non-auto safety and plain extractors. The matte black receiver is lightly engraved. The slender Schnabel forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are satin-finished straight grain walnut, with a black recoil pad fitted. Mfg'd approx. 2010. Condition is very good, showing some handling marks to wood and moderate wear to action, which closes tight and functions properly; bores are bright. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)

Mossberg Model 935 Magnum Waterfowl Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #639 (Sale Order 643 of 804)

Mossberg Model 935 Magnum Waterfowl Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #AM021637. 12 ga. 28" over-bored vent rib barrel has a 3-1/2" chamber for 3" and 3-1/2" shells and is fitted for Accu-Mag choke tubes (Mod. Included). The gas-operated action is an improved Model 930 action, to handle the heavier 3-1/2" loads. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-impact synthetic, and the entire gun (lock, stock and barrel) are covered in a Mossy Oak duck blind camo coating. Gun also features a black sling with QD fittings and a black Mossberg recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 2010. Condition is very good to near excellent with virtually no damage to camo and little wear to action, which snaps shut tightly and functions correctly; bore needs cleaning but shows bright underneath. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)

Beretta Model A300 Outlander Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #640 (Sale Order 644 of 804)

Beretta Model A300 Outlander Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #RU075238. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 3" chamber and is fitted for choke tubes, Modified is installed, no others are included. Receiver and barrel are finished in dull black with just minor surface scuffs on the receiver and barrel. Forend and pistol grip buttstock are black synthetic, a 1" spacer has been added bringing the LOP to 14" including the black Beretta recoil pad. Condition is very good, approx. 97+% original finish remaining, with little internal or external wear. Action works correctly and bore is bright. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern)

Kel-Tec KS7 Pump Action Shotgun

Lot #641 (Sale Order 645 of 804)

Kel-Tec KS7 Pump Action Shotgun, #Q2E15, 12 ga., 18.5" barrel, Bull-pup design, with carry handle and fiber optic front bead sight. Magazine capacity is 6+1 or 7+1 depending on the size of shells used. Near excellent condition. Includes factory box, owner's manual and slip-on recoil pad. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern)

WWII Japanese NCO Sword

Lot #642 (Sale Order 646 of 804)

WWII Japanese NCO Sword, mid-war type, painted aluminum handle with arsenal markings, brown painted steel scabbard with single hanging ring, matching numbers, black painted steel tsuba guard, 26.250" blade with blood groove, brass habaki, missing wire loop for a sword knot. Condition is good, the blade showing numerous light scratches and scuffs, a few light edge nicks, age graying, and some cleaning to the surface. Handle shows wear to the original painted finish from use, light dings and scratches, and light brown paint on the underside of the guard and the habaki. Handle and blade area nice tight fit. Scabbard shows a possible re-paint done a long time ago, with some runs; drag attachment cracked on one edge, and upper mouth fitting being a bit loose. Locking mechanism functions properly. Paint on the scabbard shows numerous scratches and scuffs and light rust, but no dings or dents. Est.: $400-$700.

Open Lot

Lot #646 (Sale Order 647 of 804)

Japanese M1883 Naval Officer's Dress Sword

Lot #643 (Sale Order 648 of 804)

Japanese M1883 Naval Officer's Dress Sword, for low to mid-rank officers, two cherry blossoms on the guard, with a single cherry blossom on each side of the scabbard fittings. 26" nickel-plated blade with double blood grooves and double edge near the front portion of the blade. Original leather blade washer is present. Gilt brass guard has a folding lock on the rear, and maker's stamped mark on the bottom side, carved cherry blossom on the knuckle guard, stippled back strap with cherry blossom at top, family mon or crest of three commas at the bottom of the back strap, cherry blossom on top of pommel, ray skin covered grip with triple wire wrapping. Leather scabbard with three gilt brass stippled fittings with cherry blossom decorations. Condition is good, the blade is mostly bright with some small areas of loss to the plating and minor rust. Brass hilt parts show a dull oxidized patina with traces of gilt and light polish residue in the decorations. Handle and guard fit tight to the blade. Grip is sound with no losses to the ray skin, and all the wire wrapping is tight and intact. There is some old polish residue on the grip. Leather scabbard shows age cracking, scuffs, scratches and minor chips, but overall is sound and stiff. Overall length is 32". Est.: $250-$450.

Japanese M1889 Type 32 Enlisted Cavalry Sword

Lot #644 (Sale Order 649 of 804)

Japanese M1889 Type 32 Enlisted Cavalry Sword, with numbers matching scabbard. Black painted cross- hatched back strap and wood grip, black "D" guard made of stamped steel, bright 30" blade with single wide blood groove on either side, numbered at the ricasso with corresponding number on drag of scabbard, side-latch locking tab, black painted steel scabbard with one hanging ring. Condition is good, the blade being mostly bright with a few small edge nicks, and a couple of small spots of pinprick pitting and dried grease, no blade washer present. Wood grip shows wear and smoothing to the cross hatched grooves, small ding in center of knuckle guard, wear to the black painted finish on back strap and cross guard. Scabbard shows wear, scuffs, and scratches to the black paint with some old dried grease residue, but should clean well. Locking latch works well. Overall length is 37". Est.: $250-$400.

Japanese Police Short Sword

Lot #645 (Sale Order 650 of 804)

Japanese Police Short Sword, ca. 1868-1930's, 20.9" shinogi-zukuri shaped blade, brass habaki, brass cross guard with turned down quillon and loop for cord (not present), push-button lock, ray skin covered grip with a single twisted wire wrapping, smooth brass back strap with border decoration and police starburst logo, brass pommel with loop for cord. Steel scabbard with one hanging ring, painted a dark reddish brown. Condition is good, the blade showing no visible temper line, covered in light varnish, the brass handle parts showing wear, age, and toned patina, the ray skin grip covering shows minor losses and deformation at the bottom, one strand of the wire wrapping is missing, there is play in the handle to blade fit. Scabbard shows numerous dings and dents, chipping and brush marks to the paint, and minor rust to the exposed metal surfaces. Locking latch does not hold. Overall length is 30.250". Est.: $150-$250.

Swedish Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #647 (Sale Order 651 of 804)

Swedish Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #49968, 6.5x55mm, 29.1" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N 1900". Brass disc fitted to right side buttstock showing bore and throat wear. Range decal has been removed from the right side buttstock. Matching numbers except rear sight assembly and cleaning rod. Condition overall is good showing rust patina to the muzzle area, cleaning rod, and bolt handle, otherwise metal retains approx. 85% finish. There are prominent gouges to the left side forend, and underside of buttstock shows gouges and a probable crack behind the sling swivel; otherwise wood is good with handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has frosting forward of the chamber, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Century Arms M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #648 (Sale Order 652 of 804)

Century Arms M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #M1P18425, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protectors and early "flush nut" with locking bar rear sight with aperture. Cast receiver is marked on left side "M-1 RIFLE CAL.30-06/MADE IN THE USA BY C.A.I. ST. ALBANS VT." Right side of the Italian made barrel is marked "B.Sid./1955". U.S.G.I. trigger housing, hammer and bolt are marked "SA". A serial number has been removed from the stock barrel channel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, showing light wear to right side of receiver. Wood has had added varnish applied, now very good, showing mostly light handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly, bore is very good with very good rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

British Enfield No. 2 Mk 1** Double Action Revolver, with Holster

Lot #649 (Sale Order 653 of 804)

British Enfield No. 2 Mk 1** Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #5022ZE, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, black painted finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed square notch rear sight. Marked on right side of frame with Enfield arsenal logo and "I**". Top of barrel marked with "(proof stamp)/Broad Arrow/45/CAL.38". Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. A steel marking disc is mounted to the right grip and a lanyard ring is fitted to the bottom of the frame. Grips have been re-shaped removing the top swells and surrounding checkering. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 50% of its painted finish that shows a couple of impact marks to the right side barrel and overall flaking. Grips are good as re-shaped. Action locks up and cycles smoothly; bore is frosted at the lead, otherwise bright with good rifling; chambers have dark areas that may clean better. London export proof marks stamped on right side of barrel. Unmarked holster is in fair condition, with two slits cut into the rear and showing overall brown staining. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Astra Model 400 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #650 (Sale Order 654 of 804)

Astra Model 400 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #81813, 9mm Largo cal., 6" barrel, blued finish, fire blued and in-the-white small parts, fixed blade type front sight and integral fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped slot, Astra logo and address on top of slide, no visible Spanish proof marks, no visible import markings, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, grip safety, gutta percha grips with Astra logo, all visible numbers matching. Includes two (2) Astra marked blued steel magazines. Condition is very good as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 85%-90% blued finish, the inside of the frame and slide showing a worn blued finish (normally in the white), with holster wear at the muzzle ring, front of slide, high edges of the slide and frame, tops of the sights, rear of slide, small scratches on front of trigger guard. Front and rear grip straps are very strong, fire blued extractor and in-the-white small parts show light age and minor freckling. Bore and inside of the gun is coated with grease, so hard to determine bore condition, but it has strong lands and grooves. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly. Grips show age and wear, soiling, scratches, and a couple of insect bites; grip screws show minor wear to the finish with clean slots. One magazine shows a strong Astra logo on the toe and wear to the finish from use; the other magazine has been refinished, with a muted logo and dull finish showing wear and lines from use. Includes a black leather holster with two belt loops on back, stamped number near loops (not matching to gun), front mag pouch, and inked markings under the top flap. Holster shows age, wear, scuffs, scratches, and wear to the black finish. Est.: $400-600. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser HSc Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Waffenampt and Holster

Lot #651 (Sale Order 655 of 804)

WWII Mauser HSc Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Waffenampt and Holster, #746058, 7.65mm, 3.25" barrel, blued finish, double action, "(eagle/N)" proof, "(eagle)135" army acceptance waffenampt, lanyard hole in bottom of rear grip strap, bottom mag release, magazine safety, integral fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "U" notch, checkered wood grips, two (2) gray steel magazines with blued base plates having the Mauser Banner stamped logo. Includes a dark brown soft shell holster with faint "Mauser..." ink stamp inside. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 90% original blued finish, with wear at the front and high edges of the slide, tops of the sights, right side of slide has light pinprick pitting, light wear to trigger guard edges, front grip strap has an electro-penciled name written on it, but otherwise is very strong; rear grip strap shows light wear marks and edgewear near the bottom, frame has small scratch near the trigger pin on one side, and edgewear to trigger sides. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore looks bright but needs a good cleaning. Hammer will drop with the safety on, but it blocks the firing pin. Grips show heavy wear to the checkering, which is lightly carved to begin with, and a few small depressions. Grip screws show some marring to the slots. Magazines show light wear and freckling to the bodies, the blued bases fading a bit, with some wear to the extra magazine base. Holster shows age, wear, light soiling, normal scuffs and scratches, but the leather is still nice and supple. Faint "Mauser..." ink stamp on the inside of the top flap, steel stud, single wide belt loop on back, and extra mag pouch on front. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser M1914 Semi-Automatic Pocket Pistol, with Holster

Lot #652 (Sale Order 656 of 804)

Mauser M1914 Semi-Automatic Pocket Pistol, with Holster, #449301, 7.65mm, 3.375" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, all visible numbers matching, "(crown)/U" proof mark, cocking indicator, slide marked with Mauser address, patent and caliber; sideplate marked with small stamped D.H.R. and Mauser Banner logo, fixed blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "U" notch, bottom mag release, safety lever and button release, one-piece checkered wood grip, one original gray steel magazine with blued base plate, and older replacement blued steel magazine. Comes with a pebbled brown leather holster. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with wear on the muzzle edges, front and high edges of the slide, tops of the sights, thinning and light freckling to left side of slide, sideplate has numerous small dings, wear to the blued finish and light scratches, frame has wear on the front edges, trigger guard edges, thinning and wear to the front grip strap, fire blued trigger; action spring guide and rear sight show wear and light scratches. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is bright with light frosting and needs a good cleaning. Grips show light wear and small depressions, scratches and scuffs. Magazine in the gun shows age graying and wear to the body, with wear and minor dings to the blued base; magazine in the holster shows light wear and some rust from being stored in the leather. Holster shows age and wear, smoothing to the pebbled finish, scratches, scuffs, age cracking, and some holes at the mag pouch bottom, tip and bottom of the main holster in the muzzle area, and some staining. Penciled name inside the top flap from the German soldier and heavier penciled naming by the GI who captured it. Single wide belt loop at rear, bottom strap for top flap, steel stud, and front mag pouch. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser K98k dou-44 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #653 (Sale Order 657 of 804)

WWII Mauser K98k dou-44 Bolt Action Rifle, #9959a, 7.92x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked dou-44 for Waffenwerke Brunn Bystrica, Nazi eagle proof and waffenampts on receiver and barrel, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, all visible numbers matching, bayonet lug, stamped and welded barrel bands (numbered to gun which is unusual for this late in the war), stamped trigger guard and floorplate numbered to gun, laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, bolt takedown disc, cupped steel buttplate, and side sling slot. No cleaning rod present. Stock is marked with a small "n" stamped at the wrist. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% of a thin late-war blued finish, with wear and freckling on the barrel front, thinning to rear of barrel, high edgewear on receiver, rear sight edges, bolt handle, safety lever, bolt release lever and spring, and bottom of the trigger guard. Bolt shows lines and wear from use, with fading to the plum color on the extractor and wear on the handle and knob. Barrel bands show high edgewear to the finish. Action and safety function properly; bore is frosted overall but may improve with a good cleaning. Stock shows age and light use, scratches, dings and minor depressions, but has not been sanded. Bolt takedown disc and buttplate show age graying and minor stains. Overall a pretty nice example. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Czech Model VZ 24 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #654 (Sale Order 658 of 804)

Czech Model VZ 24 Bolt Action Rifle, #P4622, 8x57mm, 23.2'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with cover and adjustable tangent rear sight. Stamped on receiver ring "1937", and on left side rail "CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA, A.S., BRNO VZ 24". Complete with cleaning rod. Matching number on stock, mismatched number on bolt handle. Condition overall is very good with approx. 75% finish remaining on metal surfaces, showing patina on buttplate. Wood is also very good with scattered staining and handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good with sharp rifling. Fitted with a leather sling in very good condition. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Italian Carcano Model 91/28 Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #655 (Sale Order 659 of 804)

Italian Carcano Model 91/28 Bolt Action Carbine, #H4537, 6.5x52mm, 17.9" barrel, blue finish, straight grip hardwood stock, blade front sight, notched rear sight is adjustable from 600-1,500 meters. Top of barrel shank is stamped "Terni", right side is dated "1928". Refurbishment cartouche on left side of buttstock is dated 1937. Numbers do not match. Import marked on right side of barrel. Condition is good. Metal retains approx. 90% arsenal reblued finish, showing moderate age and typical wear associated with military use, including small scratches and some patina. Wood is serviceable but has surface dents and scratches scattered throughout. Action functions but does not open and close smoothly, trigger pull is good. Bore is dark and moderately frosted; rifling is still clearly defined. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Indian 2A1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #656 (Sale Order 660 of 804)

Indian 2A1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #C5080, 7.62x51mm, 25.2" barrel, black painted finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on right side action body "Ashoka symbol/RIFLE/7.62 mm 2A1/R.F.I./1965". Removed painted rack number and "S(Broad Arrow)A" marked on buttstock. Matching numbers with forend re-numbered to match. An excellent condition U.S.G.I. green cotton sling is attached. Condition overall is very good. Most of the metal parts show new applied black paint and over 90% of this finish remains. Wood is very good showing old and new handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of receiver. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

British No. 4 Mk 1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #657 (Sale Order 661 of 804)

British No. 4 Mk 1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #PF65762, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, blackened finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. Engraved on left side receiver "No 4 MK 1 (F)". Matching numbers on bolt handle and forend. Magazine has mismatched number stamped on bottom and is missing the front spring. Fitted with #2 bolt head. A very good condition South Korean military sling is attached. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 50% blackened finish which shows overall scratches and wear. There is a spliced repair to the toe of the buttstock, otherwise the wood is very good with overall handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Import engraved on left side of receiver. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Australian No. 1 Mk III* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #658 (Sale Order 662 of 804)

Australian No. 1 Mk III* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #E12906, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on right side action body "MA/LITHGOW/S.M.L.E./III*/1942", and "MA/51" on left side. Matching numbers on rear sight, nose cap, and fore end. Mismatched number on bolt handle. A good condition British cotton sling is attached. There is a transverse reinforcing bolt through the forend. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish. Wood has repairs and cracks visible, and the finish has been sanded and oiled over old handling marks, otherwise good. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of receiver. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R)

Swedish Model 1907 Husqvarna Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #659 (Sale Order 663 of 804)

Swedish Model 1907 Husqvarna Semi-Automatic Pistol, #79880, .380 Auto cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with crowned Husqvarna monograms, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side slide "HUSQVARNA VAPENFABRIKS AKTIEBOLAG". Rear of frame marked "(crown)G.B.". Importer added "CAL.380" to left side of frame. Magazine is in very good condition showing light wear to the finish. Lanyard ring attached to left side of frame. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, turning silver under magnification and showing recent patina on top and both sides of slide. Grips show a chip and cracks at the left side screw head, otherwise good, with light handling marks and fading to the finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has an area of old patina, otherwise bright with good rifling. No other import marks visible. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver

Lot #660 (Sale Order 664 of 804)

Soviet Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #69970, 7.62x38Rmm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, four-piece red bakelite grip panels, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Partially and faintly marked on left side frame with original Cyrillic Czarist manufacturer "TYNBCKIN/NMNEP.NETPA BENHIC./OPYX.3ABOAE", and later added Soviet refurbishment and "MO/50" property stamp. Matching number "70" on left side trigger guard. Condition overall is very good as arsenal refinished, with approx. 95% finish remaining on the metal. Grips show cracking around the center screw diamond, otherwise excellent. Action, loading gate, and extractor operate smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags

Lot #661 (Sale Order 665 of 804)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags, #327, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Marked on left side frame "(serial number)/star/1941". Top of slide marked with "(matching number)/star/1941". Grips are marked "CCCP" on each side at the star points. One magazine has matching number stamped on floorplate; second magazine is stamped #rr116. Both are in good to very good condition showing finish wear and areas of patina. Overall condition of the pistol is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, showing rust and patina to left side slide at muzzle and finish loss to right side slide and frame. Grips are good with overall flattening and handling marks to the vertical grooves. Action operates smoothly; bore shows old frosting, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Soviet leather holster has no visible markings and is in fair to good condition showing overall darkening and some cracking to the leather. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #662 (Sale Order 666 of 804)

WWII Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #31432, mfg'd at Kokubunji factory of Chuo Kogyo, 8mm Nambu cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish with straw-colored small parts, checkered black phenolic grips, blade front sight with square-notched rear sight. Includes one matching numbered blued steel magazine. In an original brown leather holster with shoulder strap. All numbers that were visible during a partial disassembly were matching including the barrel, bolt, slide, firing pin and trigger. Date code is 17.12 (Dec. 1942). Pistol rates in fine overall condition and retains approx. 93%-95% original blue and 65%-70% straw colors. Factory lettering is clear. There is a spot of light pitting on the upper back portion of the frame. Grips show a small amount of typical light handling marks, no chips or cracks, checkering is sharp. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore with well-defined rifling, no frosting or erosion. Holster is fair, soft and pliable, but has overall scuffs and scratches; stitching is intact, strap is broken. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

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Lot #663 (Sale Order 667 of 804)

Argentine Model 1909 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #664 (Sale Order 668 of 804)

Argentine Model 1909 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #E6210, 7.65x53mm, 29.25" barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Argentine crest, and on left side "MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO 1909". Left side receiver rail marked "DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN.BERLIN." Argentine cartouche stamped into right side buttstock. Matching numbers on bolt handle, stock and cleaning rod; mismatched number forward of magazine well. A very good condition Argentine green leather sling is attached. Condition overall is very good. There are areas of rust across the buttplate, otherwise the metal is very good, with the receiver and magazine floorplate showing cleaning. Wood is very good with mostly old handling marks present across the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

French Model 1907-15 Berthier Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #665 (Sale Order 669 of 804)

French Model 1907-15 Berthier Bolt Action Rifle, #A73315, 8x50Rmm, 31.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver "Delaunay Belleville/MLE 1907-15". Left side barrel marked "EDB 1917". Mismatched numbers. A good condition French leather sling is attached. Rifle appears to have had varnish applied to the wood and metal, which has now darkened and yellowed with age. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish. There are areas of pitting along metal/wood line of the barrel and receiver. Wood is good showing overall bruises, scratches, and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly; bore is very good, with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

French M1866-74 M80 Gras Tribal Modified Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #666 (Sale Order 670 of 804)

French M1866-74 M80 Gras Tribal Modified Bolt Action Rifle, #FG 17906, 11mm Gras cal., 27.75" barrel, no finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and folding leaf rear sight with "U" notch. Marked on left side receiver "MANUFACTURE D ARMES/St.Etienne", and "MLE 1866-74". Rifle was later used by tribal forces in North Africa or the Middle East, and the buttstock and forend have been decorated with brass tacks. Sheet brass and silver have been nailed in place to repair cracks to the bottom of the forend and around the wrist. A fair condition tribal-made linen sling and non-standard rammer are included. Condition overall is fair as modified, with most of the metal toned and showing light overall patina. Brass components are bright from cleaning or handling. A number of the brass tacks are missing with shallow holes visible. Wood has overall cracks and applied cuts, with handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is dark with pitting and shows visible rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

French MAS 49 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #667 (Sale Order 671 of 804)

French MAS 49 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #F39419, 7.5x54mm, 22.8" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight with protectors and sliding aperture rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver "MAS MLE 1949". Visible matching numbers on receiver, stock and trigger guard. With "1953" dated roundel on right side of buttstock. Import marked on bottom of the barrel. Muzzle is counter-bored. Includes one 10-rd. magazine. Only the adjustment piece for the grenade launcher remains on the left side, near the front sight. Metal surfaces rate in very good overall condition and retain approx. 85%-90% finish, showing typical wear from handling and use. Stock is good with general surface dents and scratches that vary in size. There is an approx. 1" very fine hairline crack to the left side of the stock, adjacent to the receiver. Half of the plastic bolt knob has broken off. Action operates smoothly. Bore is very good, clean with well-defined rifling. Includes a spike bayonet that is in very good condition. Est.: $750-$1,000.(C&R/PPT)

Peruvian Navy Model 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #668 (Sale Order 672 of 804)

Peruvian Navy Model 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #0010, 7.65x53mm, 18" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable Lange Vizier rear sight. Crest removed from receiver ring. Left side receiver rail marked "MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO 1891/DEUTSCHE WAFFEN UNDMUNITIONSFABRIKEN/BERLIN". Faint mismatched number on bolt handle. Screw head broken off on front band. Includes cleaning rod and leather sling in good condition. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, which is graying in places and showing old dried grease around the receiver. Stock has two arsenal repaired cracks to the wrist behind the receiver tang, otherwise the wood is good, showing old and new handling marks and scratches to the darkened finish. Bore has light frosting with very good rifling. Safety lever locks in the middle position and requires adjustment, but functions normally in the fire and safe positions. Otherwise, the action functions smoothly. No visible import marks. Rifle was supplied to Peru by Argentina and shortened for use by the Peruvian Navy. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Venezuelan FN Model 24/30 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #669 (Sale Order 673 of 804)

Venezuelan FN Model 24/30 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #17789, 7x57mm, 23.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Venezuelan crest, and on left side receiver rail "FAB.NAT.D'ARMES DE GUERRE/HERSTAL-BELGIQUE". Mismatched number stamped on bolt handle. Cleaning rod is missing and there are several dents to the magazine floorplate. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, with darkening and browning over much of the surface. Wood is fair, there is a significant hole in the underside of the forend forward of the bent sling swivel with a crack further to the rear. "CANDE" has been carved into the right side buttstock. Wood also shows overall bruises and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore is good, with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Swedish Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #670 (Sale Order 674 of 804)

Swedish Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #290807, 6.5x55mm, 29.1" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. An aperture sight has been installed on the rear bridge of the receiver marked "LYMAN". Marked on top of receiver ring with Swedish crest over "CARL GUSTAFS STADS/GEVARSFAKTORI/1911". Brass disc in place on right side buttstock identifying throat and bore erosion. The range decal is not present. Matching numbers on bolt handle and rear sight assembly, mismatched numbers on other parts. Cleaning rod fitted under barrel. Condition overall is very good with approx. 85% finish remaining on the metal, showing a spot of toning to the barrel and patina spots to the bolt assembly. Added finish has been applied to the wood. There is a chip missing from the toe of the buttstock, otherwise very good, showing impressions and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Mauser Broomhandle Bolo Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #671 (Sale Order 675 of 804)

Mauser Broomhandle Bolo Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #657702, 7.65 Mauser cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, fixed inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-1000, Mauser address on top of chamber and right side of frame, Mauser Banner logo on left side of frame, "Germany" stamp near trigger guard, "(crown)/U" proof marks, all visible numbers match except the action wedge, no visible import marks, internal magazine, slot for shoulder stock, lanyard ring at bottom of grip, wood grips. Condition is fair, the gun being mostly brown with remnants of bluing only in some protected areas; heavy holster wear to muzzle sides, some pinprick pitting at rear of frame and grip straps, magazine base plate has a worn darker blued finish, no fire bluing remaining on the small parts, wear to the sides of the loop for the lanyard split ring. Action, hold open, and safety function properly; bore is mostly smooth, with pitting, and barely discernible lands or grooves. Grips are worn smooth with scratches, dings and small depressions. Est.: $400-600. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 Luger P.08 DWM 1914 Semi- Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #672 (Sale Order 676 of 804)

WW1 Luger P.08 DWM 1914 Semi- Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #8254b, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, Imperial proof marks on right side of slide, DWM marked toggle, all visible number matching except magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, stock lug, missing the lanyard loop, checkered wood grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with wood base; small screw installed on magazine follower to replace the knurled button. Condition is poor retaining only a small portion of its original bluing in some protected areas. Most of the outside of the gun shows uniform light pitting that has been heavily cleaned in the past, muting the details and sharp edges of the parts. Some small parts have numbers that are unreadable from wear. Action and safety work, but the hold open is not functioning; bore is heavily pitted and worn, with only a hint of lands and grooves. Possibly a good cleaning might help this. Grips are a bit oversized on the frame fit and may be replacements. Grip screws are very nice but may be later replacements. Magazine is heavily rusted near the top and on the follower, with losses to the plated finish; wood base fits tight and shows some wear. Includes a brown leather shoulder holster, without shoulder straps. These were typically made for Luftwaffe pilots, and also American GI's after the war for their trophy pistols. Condition of the holster is fair, showing age, cracking, scuffs and scratches, with heavy cracking and age to the retaining straps. There is a pouch for an extra magazine, but none is present. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

1906 Royal Portuguese Army Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #673 (Sale Order 677 of 804)

1906 Royal Portuguese Army Luger P.08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #3364, 7.65mm Luger cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, chrome-finished small parts, DWM marked toggle, extractor marked "Carregada", "(crown)/M2" marked chamber, small triangle inside a circle proof marks on frame, slide, barrel and magazine base; all visible numbers matching, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, grip safety, lanyard loop with split ring, no stock lug, checkered walnut grips, and one unnumbered nickel-plated magazine with wood base. Condition is very good as refinished, with a high polish salt blued finish showing some muting to the various markings and details, light edgewear on the muzzle sides, and edges of the grip safety, light rust on the frame at the lanyard loop and left side of frame. Some of the small parts have been refinished with chrome plating and show minor age. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Grips are a nice fit to the frame and are tight, showing age and soiling with a few light depressions; grip screw slots are clean. Magazine shows only light wear and age, the wood base is very nice with only slight play. Includes a black leather holster resembling a WWII era Bulgarian Luger type with a side magazine pouch (empty), and bottom retaining strap with a brass lug on the flap. There is a small metal rivet filling an extra hole in the flap; reverse has a single wide belt loop. No markings evident on the holster and no loading tool pouch provisions inside. Est. $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine

Lot #674 (Sale Order 678 of 804)

WWII Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #49266, mfg'd at Kokubunji factory of Chuo Kogyo, 8mm Nambu cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips, blade front sight, with square-notched rear sight. Includes two (2) blued steel magazines, both are numbered, one has been renumbered and matches the pistol. In an original brown leather holster. All numbers that were visible during a partial disassembly were matching including barrel, bolt, slide, firing pin, and trigger. Date code is 19.2 (Feb. 1944). Pistol rates in very good overall condition and retains approx. 70%-75% blue, much of which has darkened. There is some mild pitting on the front half of the slide where the finish has worn. Few patches of rust patina and light pitting on back of frame. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show some typical oil darkening and moderate handling marks, no major blemishes. Action operates smoothly; bore has a little mild frosting, rifling is worn but still clearly defined. Holster is good, soft and pliable, with general scuffs and scratches; stitching is intact. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser M1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #675 (Sale Order 679 of 804)

Mauser M1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #279837, 7.65mm, 3.375" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, all visible numbers matching, "(crown)/U" proof mark, cocking indicator, slide marked with Mauser address and patent, and caliber, sideplate is unmarked, fixed blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "U" notch, bottom mag release, safety lever and button release, one-piece checkered wood grip, one original gray steel magazine with blued base plate, and one later original blued steel magazine. Includes a black leather WWII era holster. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70%-75% original blued finish, with wear to the front muzzle area, front and high edges of the slide, top of slide, thinning to the slide edges, sideplate is fading to brown with small peen marks on either end, front edge of the frame, trigger guard edges, front grip strap is fading to brown, fire blued parts show wear and scratches to the finish, Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is mostly bright with a hint of frosting but could use a good cleaning. Grips show light wear, some small depressions and light scratches. Grip screws show some light marring to the slots. The older magazine shows age graying to the body and light brown patina, with wear and denting to the base plate; the newer magazine shows wear from use, some pinprick pitting near the top, and a bent tip on the toe of the base plate. Includes a WWII era black leather holster with large Nazi eagle stamp on front under the top flap, single wide belt loop on back, mag pouch on front, a scratched-out name under the flap and backwards swastika in ink. Holster shows age, wear, scuffs and scratches, steel stud, cracks to the flap strap, and scuffs on the mag pouch. Est.: $400-600. (C&R/PPT)

British Enfield No. 2 Mk 1** Double Action Revolver, with Holster

Lot #676 (Sale Order 680 of 804)

British Enfield No. 2 Mk 1** Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #Z7980, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, black painted finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed square notch rear sight. Marked on right side of frame with Enfield Arsenal logo and "I**". Top of barrel marked with "(proof stamp)/Broad Arrow/43/CAL.38". Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. A steel marking disc is mounted to the right side grip, and a lanyard ring is fitted to the bottom of the frame. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining less than 50% of its painted finish, which shows overall flaking and scratches. Small rust spot on rear of cylinder. Right side grip is cracked at the forward base, and both sides show overall chips and handling wear. Action locks up and cycles smoothly; bore has a pit at mid barrel, otherwise bright with worn rifling; chambers are clean and bright. British export proofs are stamped on right side of barrel. Holster is stamped on the rear "M.W.&S.LTD 1954" and "ENGLAND". Condition is good showing patina to the metal and stains to the body. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Swedish Model 1887 Nagant Solid Frame Double Action Revolver

Lot #677 (Sale Order 681 of 804)

Swedish Model 1887 Nagant Solid Frame Double Action Revolver, #5600, 7.5x22mm, 4.5" round/octagonal barrel, blued finish, four-piece hardwood checkered grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame "HUSQVARNA" over inspection code "PTB" (Per Theodor Bergsten). Matching serial numbers (3402) on frame, barrel and small parts. Army number (L/No 5600/A) stamped on right side frame. Condition overall is very good with approx. 75% finish remaining on the metal, the balance a dull grey color. Right side grip is good with chips and flattening to the checkering, with the balance very good showing light flattening to the checkering. Action locks up and functions smoothly; bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling, chambers are bright and clean. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Italian Bodeo Double Action Revolver, Marked to the City of Naples Police Force

Lot #678 (Sale Order 682 of 804)

Italian Bodeo Double Action Revolver, Marked to the City of Naples Police Force, NVSN, 10.4mm, 3.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame "(crown/shield)BREVETTO/BASTON-BODEO". Star/UA proof stamps on right side frame and barrel. Left side grip marked "CORPO/GUARDIE/MUNICIPALI/NAPOLI". Right side grip marked with a crown over shield symbol. Rear of cylinder marked with Belgian crowned "L/EG" symbol. Condition overall is fair with the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, otherwise dark with patina. Grips have chips to the tops otherwise good with handling marks to the checkering. Action is frozen shut and will not operate; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with very good rifling; chambers have areas of frosting, otherwise bright. Cylinder turns freely. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

British No. 2 Mk 1* Enfield Double Action Revolver

Lot #679 (Sale Order 683 of 804)

British No. 2 Mk 1* Enfield Double Action Revolver, #4843, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, black painted finish, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight. Marked on right side frame "ENFIELD/No2(crown)Mk1*/1941", and "CAL.38" with a partial "/45" on top of the barrel flat. Matching numbers on frame and barrel; mismatched number on replaced cylinder. Condition overall is good with the applied black-painted finish showing a rough mottled appearance with scratches and areas of flaking. Grips are good with wear, chips and scratches to the dark finish. Action cycles and operates smoothly; bore is close to excellent with well-defined rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Import stamped on underside of barrel. The light green-colored cotton lanyard is in very good condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Mark IV Double Action Revolver, with Holster and Lanyard

Lot #680 (Sale Order 684 of 804)

British Webley Mark IV Double Action Revolver, with Holster and Lanyard, #133594, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips impressed with Webley logo on each side, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on top of barrel strap "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD", and on left side with "MARK IV .38". Left side frame marked "WAR FINISH". Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Lanyard stud is fitted to bottom of grip but ring is missing. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, which shows areas of frosting and patina across much of the exterior surface. Grips are good showing chips and handling marks to the checkering. Action cycles and operates smoothly; bore has a dark area at the lead that may clean better, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Old "ENGLAND" and Birmingham export proofs stamped on left side of frame and barrel. Cotton lanyard is light green color and is in very good condition. The good condition British 1937 Pattern cotton holster is faintly maker marked "M.W.&S LTD 194?" on the flap, with an added owner's name penned on the rear along with an "ENGLAND" import stamp. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Czech Model CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #681 (Sale Order 685 of 804)

Czech Model CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #M15000, 7.62x25mm, 4.7" barrel, parkerized finish, brown grooved plastic grips, blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame "rid"; right side frame marked with crossed swords and "53". Matching numbers on frame, slide and barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% of its finish, the magazine showing wear. Right side grip is darker and both are good showing handling marks to the grooved surface. Action operates smoothly, bright bore has good rifling. Import stamped on right side of frame. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #682 (Sale Order 686 of 804)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #7180907, 7.62x39mm, 16.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked faintly on left side of receiver with a "Triangle 26". Matching numbers on receiver, bolt, magazine and trigger. Includes butt trap cleaning kit. Condition overall is good, no rust or pitting observed on visible parts. Wood is good with old and new handling marks and impressions. Action appears to function smoothly, bright bore. Left side of receiver has 3 additional holes drilled, one of the holes partially obscures the serial number. Electro-penciled serial number has been applied to the rear left of the receiver. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Italian Model 91/38 Carcano Infantry Rifle, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #683 (Sale Order 687 of 804)

Italian Model 91/38 Carcano Infantry Rifle, with Folding Bayonet, #BA1994, 6.5x52mm, 20.9" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set,, blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on top of barrel shank "(crown)/RE/TERNI", and right side with Fascist "1941 XIX". Left side buttstock stamped "FABB. D'ARMI R.E", and "1941 XIX" inside oval roundel. Matching number stamped on left side buttstock. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with rust to the barrel and front band and frosting to the magazine. Stock has a chip to the toe, otherwise very good, with overall impressions and handling marks to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Bayonet is marked on the tang "CG" and "B2489". Bayonet condition is fair with sharpening to the blade and overall patina; blade locks into position loosely. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

German GEW 88/05 Commission Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #684 (Sale Order 688 of 804)

German GEW 88/05 Commission Bolt Action Rifle, #2907, 8x57mm, 29.1" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with "crown"/DANZIG/1890". Rifle has the "S" conversion stamp and the later 1905 modifications, including cutting a thumb groove in the left receiver, adding a charger bridge and sealing the magazine well. Rifle was in Turkish service and is stamped with the crescent symbol on the receiver ring and cocking piece. Matching numbers on receiver and barrel, other numbers mismatched. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, the receiver mostly bright and showing some dents to the barrel jacket. Stock has a long spliced repair to the right side forend, otherwise the wood is good, with light handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Swiss Model K31 Straight-Pull Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #685 (Sale Order 689 of 804)

Swiss Model K31 Straight-Pull Bolt Action Rifle, #852217, 7.5x55mm, 25.67" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Matching numbers on barrel, receiver, and bolt body. Detachable magazine is numbered but does not match (249163). Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, showing mild frosting present on the receiver. Stock has scattered, primarily small surface dents and other typical signs of handling and use. Toe has had a spliced repair. Action operates smoothly. Strong bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #686 (Sale Order 690 of 804)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #16513, 6.5x50mm, 19.2" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver with removed (ground off) crest over characters for "44 Type". Left side receiver rail is marked with the symbol for the Kokura Arsenal. Mismatched numbers on bolt assembly and bayonet mount. Stock is first variation with two cleaning rod holes under rotating buttplate door. Bayonet mounting assembly has been modified on the top forward of the front sight. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish; trigger guard, magazine floorplate, and buttplate showing finish loss and patina. The bayonet quillon has several impact marks around the hook; bayonet blade also shows some old patina. Wood is very good showing impressions, scratches, and darkening to the finish. Bore is fair with darkening forward of the chamber that may clean better, and fair to good rifling. The rifle action and folding bayonet operate smoothly. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Belgian FN Mauser Bolt Action Rifle (Missing Bolt)

Lot #687 (Sale Order 691 of 804)

Belgian FN Mauser Bolt Action Rifle (Missing Bolt), #24355, 8x57mm, 23.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of muzzle ring with large "FN" logo. Left side receiver rail marked "FAB.NAT.D'ARMES de GUERRE/HERSTAL-BELGIQUE". "(Circle)/V" stamp has been burned into the right side buttstock. Mismatched numbers on magazine floorplate. Missing bolt assembly and cleaning rod. Front sling swivel is missing and the screw is broken off inside the band. Condition overall is fair. There is extensive battering to the rear of the front sight base and adjacent barrel area. About 50% of the finish remains on the metal, which shows scratches and areas of patina and browning. There is a crack to the top of the hand guard, otherwise the wood is good, showing old and new scratches, gouges, and handling marks to the finish. Bore has rust and darkening forward of the chamber, otherwise good with good rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Steyr Portuguese Model 1886 Kropatschek Infantry Carbine

Lot #688 (Sale Order 692 of 804)

Steyr Portuguese Model 1886 Kropatschek Infantry Carbine, #B664, 8x60Rmm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver "CE.W.F.G. STEYR/1886/crest of Portuguese King Luis I/M.1886". Faint roundels stamped on both sides of buttstock. Matching numbers on receiver and barrel, other numbers mismatched. Missing side-mounted cleaning rod. Cocking piece rotates out of battery and must be re-aligned each time bolt is closed. Condition overall is about good with most of the finish worn from the metal, now showing patina and pitting. Buttstock has a knot repair to the right side, otherwise the wood is good. showing bruises and handling marks to the darkened finish. Bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with good rifling. Cartridge lifter and safety mechanism operate smoothly. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

German Model 71/84 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #689 (Sale Order 693 of 804)

German Model 71/84 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #4153, 11mm Mauser cal., 31.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked "(crown)/SPANDAU" on top of barrel shank. Left side receiver rail marked "I.G.Mod.71/84" in Gothic letters and "1888" on right side receiver bridge. There are crowned inspection stamps on the right and underside of the buttstock. Visible numbers match. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, the balance showing patina to the barrel and receiver and pitting or rust to the bands and other small parts. Underside of the forend is cracked behind the front band, otherwise the wood is good, showing dark areas to the buttstock and overall handling marks. Action is stiff but operational, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Loading lever is jammed in the repeater position and will not move into the single shot position. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #690 (Sale Order 694 of 804)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #10107822, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver with a "(triangle)26". Matching numbers on visible parts. Includes cleaning rod, butt trap cleaning kit and Chinese sling in good condition. No bayonet. Condition overall is good with most of the finish worn off the metal, now darkened to a brown patina. Carbine shows minor pitting on the receiver, barrel, and other parts. Wood is good with overall darkening and old and new handling marks and impressions. Action appears to function smoothly, bore shows frosting and some pitting and has a slight counter bore. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #691 (Sale Order 695 of 804)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #RH609900, 7.62x39mm, 20.56" barrel, blackened finish, black plastic Fiber Force SKS stock, which is missing the adjustable cheekpiece; hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Unmarked top cover but "Tula" star is stamped on left side of receiver. Matching original numbers on visible parts, and importer applied new serial number. No bayonet or cleaning rod. Condition overall is good with the metal blued finish beginning to fade in areas. There are a couple of light frosted areas to the bore, otherwise bright with very good rifling. Action and magazine operate smoothly. Import engraved on left side of receiver. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Mauser Broomhandle Bolo Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #692 (Sale Order 696 of 804)

Mauser Broomhandle Bolo Semi-Automatic Pistol, #549355, 7.65 Mauser cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, fixed inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-1000, Mauser address on top of chamber is barely readable, Mauser Banner logo on left side of frame, Mauser address on right side of frame, "(crown)/U" proof marks, all visible numbers match, no visible import marks, internal magazine, slot for shoulder stock, hole in bottom of grip for lanyard ring (but none present), grooved wood grips. Condition is fair, the gun being mostly dark brown with no visible bluing left, pinprick pitting over most of the surfaces, the bottom of the grip strap has been flattened somewhat and doesn't conform to the grips, there is no fire bluing left on any of the small parts. Action, hold open, and safety function properly; bore is smooth with fine pitting and non-discernible lands and grooves. Grips are dark, show heavy wear, with numerous small dings, gouges, scratches and small losses. Est.: $400-600. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags

Lot #693 (Sale Order 697 of 804)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Mags, #4P505, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Marked on left side frame "(serial number)/star/1939". Top of slide marked with "(matching number)/star/1939". Grips are marked "CCCP" on each side at the star points. Left side slide marked "RUSSIAN" at the rear. Both magazines stamped with different serial numbers: #A544and #40531, and are in good to very good condition showing wear and patina to the finish. Overall condition of the pistol is fair to good. All finish has worn away and darkening, patina, and areas of pitting are present on all exposed surfaces. Grips are good with moderate flattening and handling marks to the vertical grooves. Right side grip fits loosely to the frame. Action operates stiffly, but should improve with a thorough cleaning; bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible recent import marks. Belt loops are partially separated from the rear, otherwise the holster is in very good condition, showing scuffing and cracking to the finish. Cleaning rod is in very good condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Czech CZ 52 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #694 (Sale Order 698 of 804)

Czech CZ 52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #T10266, with extra barrel, magazine, and firing pin; 7.62x25mm, 4.75" barrel, parkerized finish, mottled brown plastic grips, blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight adjustable for windage. Marked "rid" on left side of frame; right side of frame marked with crossed swords and "53" forward of a circled "NOP". Matching numbers on frame and slide. There is an impact mark to the right side of the rear sight. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, showing wear and handling marks on the slide and both sides of the trigger guard. Grips are very good showing only light handling marks and micro-scratching. One magazine is very good retaining most of its dark finish; the second is good with wear to its gray finish. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. The extra barrel is in good condition with the finish worn bright and the bore showing an area of frosting with otherwise good rifling. Firing pin appears in very good condition. Import engraved on right side of slide. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

German Issued FEG 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #695 (Sale Order 699 of 804)

German Issued FEG 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol, #62264, 7.65mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side slide "P.Mod.37,Kal.7,65./Eagle over swastika/jhv/43". Left side trigger guard web marked with "WaA 173" waffenampt code. Magazine floorplate marked "37M". Matching number on left side frame, slide and barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining about 90% finish, showing edgewear and scattered patina and darkening. Magazine is good with areas of patina and finish wear. Left side grip has a hole drilled thru, otherwise grips are very good with scratches and impressions to the grooves. Bright bore is good with wear to the rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

French Model 1935S Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #696 (Sale Order 700 of 804)

French Model 1935S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #MAC-C241, 7.65x20mm Longue cal., 4.29" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked "M.A.C" on left side slide and "MODELE 1935 S MI" on right side slide. Right side frame marked "MAC-C 241". Safety lever does not appear to function and may need adjustment. Includes four (4) magazines. Condition overall is very good with approx. 75% finish remaining on the metal, showing areas of thinning and an overall mottled appearance. Grips are very good with wear and scattered chips to the checkering. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. The four magazines are marked "1935-S" on the floorplate and all are in good used condition with finish wear and/or patina spots. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

WW1 DWM Luger P.08 1915/1920 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #697 (Sale Order 701 of 804)

WW1 DWM Luger P.08 1915/1920 Dated Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7217c, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished small parts, Imperial German proof marks on right side of slide, DWM marked toggle, "1920/1915" chamber date, all visible numbers matching except magazines, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, lanyard loop, stock lug, checkered walnut grips, one blued steel magazine with aluminum base and one nickel-plated magazine with wood base. The 1920 date was added to comply with the Treaty of Versailles, for the Weimar era limited German Army forces. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original rust blued finish, with holster wear on sides of muzzle, high edges of slide, front frame lugs, sideplate, high edges of frame, trigger guard edges, lanyard loop, and stock lug. There is some very light freckling on the barrel and slide, with pinprick pitting on left side of frame above the grip. Front grip strap is mostly gray with brown spotting; rear grip strap is good with light edgewear and minor freckling. Straw parts are mostly fading to silver with scattered light freckling. Action, hold open and safety all function properly; bore is frosted overall, but still has strong lands and grooves. Grips show soiling, heavy wear, small gouges, and flattening to the diamonds. Grip screws are heavily marred with widened slots. Blued steel magazine shows light wear from use, with some oxidation to the aluminum base; nickel-plated magazine shows only light use and age, with a good wood base that has a little play in the fit. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Mk II Double Action Revolver

Lot #698 (Sale Order 702 of 804)

British Webley Mk II Double Action Revolver, #50780, .45 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame "MARK II" enclosed by "WEBLEY PATENTS"; left side barrel top strap is stamped with firing proof, Broad Arrow WD, and a view stamp. Revolver was in Royal Naval service and is stamped with an "N" on the back strap and a large engraved Broad Arrow on the top strap. Also unit marked on left side frame "C/N/1" and "8.07". Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Revolver was importer converted to .45 ACP caliber by machining off the rear of the cylinder. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 70% of its reblued finish, showing patina and browning to the trigger guard. Grips are sun faded and show flattening to the checkering and areas of scuffing. Action locks up tightly and operates smoothly, bright bore has good rifling; chambers show dark areas that may clean better. "ENGLAND" import stamp on left side of barrel. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Czech Model CZ-27 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #699 (Sale Order 703 of 804)

Czech Model CZ-27 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #151566, 7.65mm, 3.9" barrel, blued finish, brown plastic grips, blade front sight and drift adjustable "V"-notched rear sight. Made under German WWII occupation and marked on left side slide "PISTOLE MODELL 27 Kal.7,65". Top of slide is marked "BOHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK A.G. IN PRAG". Left side top of trigger guard web is stamped with "Eagle K" mark. Right side top of trigger guard web and barrel at ejection port are stamped with commercial "Rampart Lion/N" marks. Magazine base plate is marked "P. Mod 27". The one-piece plastic grip is marked with "CZ" logos on each side. Matching numbers on frame and slide. The screw on the left sideplate has been replaced by a pin and the plate fits loosely. Condition overall is about fine with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish, showing light wear around the safety release and front grip strap and scattered tiny areas of frosting to the right side slide and frame. Magazine is very good with light wear. The straw-colored trigger and hammer show toning and darkening. Grip screw heads show distortion and the grips have very light handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver

Lot #700 (Sale Order 704 of 804)

Soviet Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #15210, 7.62x38r Nagant cal., 4.5" round barrel, blued finish, four-piece red plastic grips, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left side frame with original Czarist markings "HMNEPATOPCKIN/TYNBCKIH/OPYXEHHBIH 3ABOAB/1901" above Soviet era refurbishment stamp. Matching numbers on frame and trigger guard. Solid frame revolver with vertical loading gate. Condition overall is very good as arsenal refinished, with the left side top strap showing patina along its entire length; otherwise retaining about 90% of its finish with scratches to the front sight blade. Grips are good showing chips and small cracks around the grip screw. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

German Training Air Rifle, Mars Model 115

Lot #701 (Sale Order 705 of 804)

German Training Air Rifle, Mars Model 115, NVSN, 4.4mm (BB shot), approx. 20" barrel, drift adjustable front sight missing the sight blade, tangent rear sight adjustable from 6 to 12 meters, bolt action, receiver marked "MARS 115, Venuswaffenwerk Zella-Mehlis (Germany)", rear safety lever, walnut stock with side sling slot, steel buttplate, missing the upper hand guard, replacement barrel bands, and carved number 84 near trigger guard. Condition is fair, the action function being weak, the safety lever not working, bluing on the action and barrel shows scratches, wear, and a couple of dings, but retains about 85% original finish. Upper handguard and loading gate is missing. Barrel bands have been replaced with incorrect military type pieces. Stock has been sanded, shows a few dings, stains, minor gouges, light scratches and soiling. Number 84 is carved into the stock in the lower wrist area. Trigger guard is fading to brown with the screws showing heavy marring to the slots. Buttplate is fading to brown with scratches and scuffs. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Czech VZ 24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #702 (Sale Order 706 of 804)

Czech VZ 24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3853T3, 8x57mm, 23.23" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with rampart lion crest, and on left side receiver "CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA,A.S,BRNO/VZ.24". Matching numbers. Cleaning rod mounted to underside of barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining about 95% of its reblued finish, showing patina to the buttplate. Wood has been filed under the bolt handle to facilitate closure, and the stock has a significant chip and dents to the right side wrist, otherwise very good, showing impressions and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly; bright bore shows wear forward of the chamber, otherwise very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Indian 2A1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #703 (Sale Order 707 of 804)

Indian 2A1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #AB8413, 7.62x51mm, 25.2" barrel, black painted finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on right side action body "Ashoka symbol/RIFLE/7.62mm 2A1/R.F.I./1968". Painted rack number and "S(Broad Arrow)A" marked on buttstock. All visible matching numbers. A good condition brown leather sling is attached. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with scratches to the magazine case. Wood is very good showing a few bruises and other handling marks to the dark even colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on right side of receiver. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

German GEW 88/05 Commission Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #704 (Sale Order 708 of 804)

German GEW 88/05 Commission Bolt Action Rifle, #9603g, 8x57mm, 29.1" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring "(crown)/AMBERG/1890". Left side receiver rail marked "Gew.88." Matching numbers on barrel, trigger guard and front band. Bolt assembly is marked with Turkish crescents and numbers. Front band is German unit marked "B.13.R.3.180.". Magazine well opening was sealed with a steel cover during the arsenal conversion process. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, with the buttplate showing battering and patina. Wrist behind receiver tang has a small crack and the area is oil darkened, otherwise the wood is very good with impressions and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with good rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

WW1 Erfurt Kar98 1918 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #705 (Sale Order 709 of 804)

WW1 Erfurt Kar98 1918 Bolt Action Rifle, #1446i, 7.92x57 cal., blued finish, 23.6" barrel, bolt, stock disc and buttplate finished in the white, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with side ears and tangent rear sight adjustable from 3 to 20, all visible numbers matching, Erfurt proof marks on stock and most all of the metal parts, Imperial German firing proof, receiver marked with crown and Erfurt 1918, bayonet lug, hinged front barrel band, long stacking lug, full upper hand guard, internal magazine. Stock marked with Erfurt proofs and large "B" for birch wood, hand grooves under sight, side slot for sling, bolt takedown disc, flat buttplate, and turned-down bolt handle with lightened knurled knob. Condition is good retaining approx. 50% original blued finish, with mottling, wear, and light surface rust to the surfaces, light dings to the barrel, barrel bands and trigger guard; bolt handle shows a dark patina, the rest of the bolt shows only light age graying and minor freckling. Bore is bright with strong lands and grooves. Stock shows scratches, dings, gouges, and wear from use, but has not been sanded. Stock disc and buttplate show a rust patina, with the buttplate having heavier rust and minor pitting, with some dings. Overall, a nice example. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Austro Hungarian M95 Mannlicher Straight-Pull Rifle

Lot #706 (Sale Order 710 of 804)

Austro Hungarian M95 Mannlicher Straight-Pull Rifle, #1444C, 8X56Rmm, 30.1" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on receiver ring "STEYR/M.95". Barrel shank marked with "(eagle)/17" and large conversion "S". Matching number on bolt handle and front band and stamped into (renumbered) buttstock. Condition overall is fair with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with frosting to the bolt and buttplate. Stock is cracked forward of the trigger guard and forward of the front band, otherwise the wood shows mostly light overall handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bore and muzzle are poor showing dark pitting with visible rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #707 (Sale Order 711 of 804)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #CK1376, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Non-matching numbers on visible parts. Includes cleaning rod. Condition overall is fair with most of the finish worn off the metal, now darkened to a brown patina. Carbine shows minor pitting on the receiver, barrel, and other parts. Wood is good with overall darkening, old and new handling marks and impressions and a 2-3/8" scratch on the right side between the trigger and pistol grip. Action appears to function smoothly, bright bore. No visible import marks. Est.: $300-$550. (C&R/PPT)

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Leucht Pistols Model 1942 Flare Pistols

Lot #708 (Sale Order 712 of 804)

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Leucht Pistols Model 1942 Flare Pistols, 26.6mm (1.05 inches), stamped steel and welded construction, zinc coating on the metal, 6" barrel, single shot, break open single action, exposed hammer, lanyard loop at bottom of grip, reddish brown Bakelite grooved grip panels: 1.) Maker marked "euh" with serial number 133830, silver tone to finish with scattered dark rust spots and stains, wear to finish on barrel with a couple of small dings, bore is smooth with a reddish patina but no pitting. Action works well, shows age and use, some rust and light pitting on the rear grip strap. Bakelite grips are good with a few light dings and chips. 2.) Maker marked "SWW" with serial number, gray patina to metal surfaces, showing wear from use, age, and thinning to the finish. Crack in trigger guard looks like factory flaw. Bore is smooth with a light red patina and no pitting, action works but missing firing pin, shows age and heavy use. Bakelite grips are good with minor dings and chips. Grip screws are heavily marred. Est.: $250-$400/Lot.

Lot of Two (2) WWII Era International Flare Signal Co. Flare Pistols

Lot #709 (Sale Order 713 of 804)

Lot of Two (2) WWII Era International Flare Signal Co. Flare Pistols: 1.) #6603, 1.5" bore, 8.25" blued steel barrel, brass frame with integral lanyard loop. Integral grips are marked "INTERNATIONAL FLARE SIGNAL CO./TIPPECANOE CITY OHIO". Condition is good. Barrel retains approx. 75% factory finish, balance has rust patina and light pitting. Brass frame shows normal toning from age, a portion has an old coat of peach colored paint. There is some rust and verdigris on the latch. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark with a few small spots of erosion. 2.) NVSN, 1.5" bore, 8.1" steel barrel with black paint finish, brass frame with integral lanyard loop. Integral grips are marked "INTERNATIONAL FLARE SIGNAL CO./TIPPECANOE CITY OHIO". Like the other piece with the exception that it was mfg'd without a trigger guard. Missing the extractor. Condition is good. Barrel retains approx. 95% repainted finish. Frame shows moderate toning from age. Action needs repair. Bore is very dark. Est.: $250-$350/Lot.

WWII Webley & Scott No. 3 Mark I Flare Pistol

Lot #710 (Sale Order 714 of 804)

WWII Webley & Scott No. 3 Mark I Flare Pistol, #62569, 1.5" bore, 4.1" barrel, blue finish, checkered black Bakelite grips, with lanyard loop. Visible numbers are matching. Dated 1940 on left side of barrel. Condition is good. Metal retains approx. 40% toning blue, balance of the metal has a primarily brown patina. Grips show moderate handling wear, with scattered small surface dents and a few flat spots to the checkering, no chips or cracks. Factory lettering, proof marks, etc. are clear. Action is very good and operates smoothly. There are scattered patches of surface rust in the bore that would likely improve with a thorough cleaning. Est.: $150-$250.

Lot of Two (2) A.H. Fox Gun Co. Mark IV Very Flare Pistols

Lot #711 (Sale Order 715 of 804)

Lot of Two (2) A.H. Fox Gun Co. Mark IV Very Flare Pistols, both are 25mm, with 4" brass barrels, brass frames, grooved hardwood grips, with lanyard rings. Top of barrels are marked "VERY PISTOL 25MM MARK IV / A.H. FOX GUN CO. PHILA. PA. U.S.A." One of the barrels has had the 25mm portion stamped over with several x's and "1. Inch Con." has been added. That same piece is stamped on the back strap "KKD/6.53" and has a red stripe pressed into each grip. Both are in good condition. Brass shows toning from age and typical handling wear. One of the barrels has some grime on the surface and would benefit from a light cleaning. Maker's marks are clear. Grips have scattered surface dents and scratches, no significant blemishes. Actions operate smoothly. Bores are very good. Est.: $250-$400/Lot.

Lot of Two (2) British H&R Mark VI Flare Pistols

Lot #712 (Sale Order 716 of 804)

Lot of Two (2) British H&R Mark VI Flare Pistols, by Harrington and Richardson Arms Co. Worcester Mass. USA, blued finish, 4.5" barrel, 1" bore, break-open single action, exposed hammer, small British broad arrow proof, lanyard loop at bottom of grip, black plastic one-piece grips: 1.) # 9437, all visible numbers match, 90% finish remaining, numerous heavy dings on the top of the barrel, light scratches on sides of barrel and frame, rust freckling on frame and grip strap. Action works, bore is good. Grips show scratches and minor dings. 2.) #8063, all visible number match, 98% finish remaining, some dried grease and a few minor scratches on frame and hammer. Action is a bit tight to open, hammer and trigger function well, bore is good. Grips show one ding on the bottom edge and minor scratches. Looks almost unissued. Est.: $250-$400/Lot.

Lot of Three (3) British Molins Flare Pistols

Lot #713 (Sale Order 717 of 804)

Lot of Three (3) British Molins Flare Pistols, all with 1" bores, 3.5" barrels, checkered black plastic grips, and retractable lanyards. Two have a blue finish and the third has a black painted finish. Serial numbers are located on the left side of the barrel, top with British proof marks. One of the barrels is marked "SES SCHOOL" below the serial number. Conditions range from fair to good showing varying degrees of finish loss and intermittent moderate spots/specks of surface rust. Grips show considerable age and wear, two are cracked but remain sound. Actions operate smoothly and function correctly. Two of the bores rate in very good condition; the third is good, with scattered light rust spots and should improve with a thorough cleaning. Est.: $200-$300/Lot.

Lot of Three (3) Lake Erie Chemical Co. Flare Pistols

Lot #714 (Sale Order 718 of 804)

Lot of Three (3) Lake Erie Chemical Co. Flare Pistols, all with 1" bores, 4.1" barrels (one is missing the barrel), blue finish, and black hard rubber frames with "S" marked integral grip. The two complete pieces have visible matching numbers and are in good condition; both retain a majority of their finishes but have a little surface rust, primarily in the areas of finish loss. Frames show typical age and wear, no major blemishes. Actions operate smoothly. One of the bores has rust and erosion, the other is near excellent. The third flare gun is missing the barrel and is in fair condition overall, retaining almost no finish; frame with large scuffs and scratches. Est.: $200-$300/Lot.

Lot of Six (6) Pieces

Lot #715 (Sale Order 719 of 804)

Lot of Six (6) Pieces, consisting of Bayonets, Scabbards, and Parts: 1.) Swedish M1896 bayonet & scabbard, knurled steel hollow handle, numbered cross guard, bright 8.250" blade with maker's mark, proofs and number. Steel scabbard with frog stud, proofs and number. Condition is very good showing light rust stains and minor pitting on the blade, dent free scabbard, and light wear and scratches to the handle and guard. 2.) Japanese Type 30 Arisaka bayonet with scabbard, 15.75" bright blade, Tokyo Arsenal mark, hooked quillion guard, wood grips, steel scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing a few edge nicks, sharpening and minor pitting. Grips show numerous dents and dings, mainly on one side, pommel and guard have a dark patina. Scabbard shows a few light dings, and losses to the finish, with light rust patina. 3.) M1 Garand bayonet knife, 6.5" blade, no visible maker's mark, parkerized finish, double edge point, single fuller in center, black plastic grips, nice U.S. M8A1 fiberglass sheath. Condition is excellent as arsenal re-worked, refinished, showing light marks on the blade from the scabbard runners, light wear and scratches to the metal handle parts, light nicks and scratches to the grips, light age and minor scratches to the sheath. 4.) U.S. M8A1 sheath with repainted body and tip, white painted numbers, and woven canvas top. Condition is fair, the paint is chipped, the rear of the scabbard has been melted and covered with epoxy. Some soiling to the canvas part. 5.) Unknown U.S. Springfield type bayonet scabbard, has dual locking lugs on mouth, shortened to accommodate an approx. 7.5" blade, riveted metal cover over the body, dark green paint on body, black paint on mouth, with belt loop. Chips to paint, with minor dings and scratches. 6.) Black nylon woven strap with Velcro strap, 2" wide, 10.25" long, use unknown. Est.: $200-$300/Lot.

Lot of Three (3) U.S. Military Hats

Lot #716 (Sale Order 720 of 804)

Lot of Three (3) U.S. Military Hats: 1. USMC sun hat or pith helmet, ca. 1950's-60's, marked "22, Helmet Sun, DSA 100-400, 841E-161-477", with adjustable sweatband, cloth chinstrap, black EGA insignia, tan cloth cover over green interior. Appears unissued, never worn, but in need of a cleaning. 2.) U.S. enlisted visor cap, ca. 1950's-60's, green wool cover, size 7-1/8, black visor, military tag inside, gold-colored eagle roundel and gold buttons on black leather chinstrap, leather sweat band. Slightly misshapen, heavily covered with dust and light soiling, oxidation to the eagle roundel, and side buttons have lost most of their gilt finish. 3.) U.S. officer's visor cap, ca. 1950's-60's, green wool cover, size 6-7/8, black visor, military tag inside, gold colored large American eagle insignia, gold buttons on gold chinstrap, leather sweat band. Slightly misshapen, heavily covered with dust and light soiling, oxidation to the eagle, light scratches on the visor. Est.: $100-$200/Lot.

Sauer & Sohn M1913 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #717 (Sale Order 721 of 804)

Sauer & Sohn M1913 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #32410, .32 ACP cal., 3-1/8" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, fixed blade type front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" groove, "(crown)/N" proof marks on frame and knurled knob, top of slide marked with Sauer name and logo, black hard rubber grips with "S&S" logo, and one blued 7-rd. magazine marked "S&S 7.65". Condition is good retaining approx. 70% of a thinning original blued finish, with wear to front and sides of slide, barrel, tops of the sights, front of frame and high edges, trigger guard sides, and some freckling on sides of frame; rear grip strap is thinning and turning brown with two large file marks near the top; front grip strap has been heavily ground or filed. Magazine shows wear to the finish overall from use. Grips show soiling and light scratches, and right grip has a large file mark near the bottom. Fire blue on the safety lever is fading a bit, and trigger bluing is worn from use. Action and safety work properly; bore has light frosting with strong lands and grooves. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser WTPII Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #718 (Sale Order 722 of 804)

Mauser WTPII Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70247, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, blued finish, fixed front and rear sights incorporated into a groove in the top of the slide, cocking indicator at rear of slide, crown over "U" proof mark on slide, Mauser Banner logo and address on left side of slide, W.T.P.-6.35-D.R.P. on right side of slide, barrel finished in the white, checkered hard rubber grips with Mauser banner logo, and one original blued factory magazine with Mauser Banner stamped in the floorplate. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95%-97% original blued finish, with thinning and light scratches to the top and sides of the slide, high edgewear to the front, sides, and rear of slide, rear of frame, and sides of trigger guard. Grip straps are very strong showing little to no wear. Grips show some soiling, light wear and minor scratches. Grip screws retain hints of their fire bluing with clean slots. Magazine shows light age and wear from use. Action and safety function properly; bore is heavily frosted but retains strong lands and grooves. These pistols are somewhat rare and hard to find in this condition. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Sauer & Sohn M1913/30 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #719 (Sale Order 723 of 804)

Sauer & Sohn M1913/30 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #183437, .32 ACP cal., 3" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade type front sight, fixed rear sight with square groove, top of slide marked with Sauer name and logo, "(crown)/N" proof marks on frame, knurled knob and barrel, hard rubber grips with "SuS" logo and caliber, and one blued factory magazine marked on the bottom "S&S Cal.7.65". Condition is poor with only traces of the original blued finish remaining in a couple of protected areas of the frame, and on the rear knurled knob. Balance of the frame and slide are heavily pitted and have been cleaned to remove most all of the rust. Grips show light wear and minor scratches, and the grip screws are pitted and rusty. Bore is very good with minor frosting in the grooves, which may improve with a good cleaning. Magazine shows light wear from use with light rust on the sides and floorplate. Action and safety function properly. Est.: $150-250. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser Model WTP-1 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #720 (Sale Order 724 of 804)

Mauser Model WTP-1 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #50082, .25 ACP cal., 2.4" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, fixed front and rear sights, "(crown)/U" proof mark, slide marked with "Mauser address, W.T.P. -6.35-D.R.P.u A.R.". Hard rubber one-piece grips with Mauser Banner logo, and one original blued magazine with Mauser Banner stamped on bottom. Condition is very good retaining approx. 92%-95% of its original blued finish, with some high edgewear on the slide front and rear, trigger guard edges, and high edges of the frame sides. Some light freckling around the bottom of the trigger guard and right side of frame at the rear of the trigger guard. Front grip strap is very nice; slight wear to the finish on the rear of the safety lever. The fire blued trigger has one small spot of freckling and shows almost no wear. Barrel is polished in the white and is very nice. The one-piece grip has a chip missing at the bottom of the right side, and the hard rubber has faded to brown mostly on the left side. Magazine shows light wear from use on the body, and light wear on the toe of the baseplate. Action, safety, and hold open function properly; bore has some light frosting, but retains strong lands and grooves. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Argentine T.A.L.A. Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #721 (Sale Order 725 of 804)

Argentine T.A.L.A. Semi-Automatic Pistol, #E34570, .22 cal., 7.0" barrel with a serrated blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, blue finish, textured plastic grips, and one correct unmarked magazine. This Argentine-made pistol appears to be a copy of a Colt Woodsman and is marked "TALLERES ARMAS LIVIANAS ARGENTINAS ARGENTINA" on left side of slide, and the barrel address reads "T.A.L.A. ? CAL. 22". Includes the factory cardboard box with cleaning rod. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with light surface erosion around the front sight and some dried oil that should clean. There were no visible import marks noted. Textured plastic grips are very good. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Sauer & Sohn M1913 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #722 (Sale Order 726 of 804)

Sauer & Sohn M1913 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #95470, .32 ACP cal., 3-1/8" barrel, blued finish, fire blued small parts, fixed blade type front sight, fixed rear sight with small "u" groove, "(crown)/N" proof marks on frame and knurled knob, top of slide marked with Sauer name and logo, black hard rubber grips with "S&S" logo, with two unmarked factory magazines, plus one modern replacement magazine. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original finish, with wear to the front sides of the slide and pitting and rust at right side muzzle, heavy pitting and rust on right side rear of slide and knurled knob, high edgewear on the frame sides with light freckling, thinning to the front and rear grip straps, and wear to the finish from use to the magazines. Grips show soiling and light dings and scratches. Action and safety work properly; bore is frosted throughout but still has discernible lands and grooves and may improve with cleaning. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Model 1917 Smith & Wesson Double Action Revolver

Lot #723 (Sale Order 727 of 804)

U.S. Model 1917 Smith & Wesson Double Action Revolver, #97668, .45 ACP cal., 5.5" pinned barrel, parkerized finish, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on frame "U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1917", and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on underside of barrel. Left side frame is stamped with a "flaming bomb" symbol at the top and a "Eagle Head S6" stamp at the trigger guard. Top of barrel is marked with address and patent information. Matching numbers on frame, barrel flat, and cylinder. Condition overall is very good retaining approx. 80% of its re-parkerized finish, now showing finish loss around the muzzle, across the top strap, and along the highpoint edges of the frame and cylinder. Case hardening color has faded from the trigger but is mostly visible on the hammer. Grips show handling marks across the bottoms and have an area of old chipping to the bottom of the right side, otherwise very good with overall darkening. There are a couple of dents around the muzzle, otherwise the bright bore is very good with defined rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Action locks up tightly and cycles smoothly. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #724 (Sale Order 728 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver, #V545455, .38 S&W Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blade front and fixed square groove rear sights, smooth wood grips with lanyard retained in butt. Includes a non-matching factory cardboard box with a Butterfield & Butterfield tag from the "Smith & Wesson Museum Collection". Mfg'd 1944. Revolver is in excellent overall condition as professionally refinished, with no visible military markings remaining. Revolver retains approx. 99% matte blue finish showing little to no use. Hammer and trigger show vivid case color. Smooth wood grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII-Era Hi-Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #725 (Sale Order 729 of 804)

WWII-Era Hi-Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol, #53411, .22 Short cal., 6.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips with a H.S. monogram, and one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1940. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 95% of an old quality refinish with holster wear at the muzzle and light surface erosion. Checkered hard rubber HS marked grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard 2nd Model Sport King Lightweight SK-100 Semi- Automatic Pistol

Lot #726 (Sale Order 730 of 804)

Hi-Standard 2nd Model Sport King Lightweight SK-100 Semi- Automatic Pistol, #1040927, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" barrel, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, alloy frame, blue finish, checkered Hi-Standard plastic grips, push-button takedown, and one 10-rd. magazine. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP/HAMDEN CONN., U.S.A.", and left rear of slide is marked "SK-100". Left side of frame is marked "Lightweight" in cursive script. Mfg'd 1959. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-87% thinning factory blue finish, with losses at the muzzle and edgewear on the slide and frame. Grips are in very good condition with a thumb rest on the left panel. Action functions well, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Dura-Matic M-101 "The Plinker" Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #727 (Sale Order 731 of 804)

Hi-Standard Dura-Matic M-101 "The Plinker" Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2363276, .22 L.R. cal., 4.50" barrel, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, round takedown screw, and one 10-rd. magazine. Pistol is in near excellent condition retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue finish, with light handling marks and some dried solvent on the trigger. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP/HAMDEN CONN., U.S.A." Grips are about excellent showing little use. Magazine is in good condition and is unmarked. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Early Hi-Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #728 (Sale Order 732 of 804)

Early Hi-Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2241, .22 Short cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips, with one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1937. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% of the factory blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, light scratches and highpoint edgewear. Front and rear grip straps have gone to a gray patina with traces of blue evident. Checkered hard rubber grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. The Model C was produced from 1936 to 1942. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model H-B (2nd Model) Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #729 (Sale Order 733 of 804)

Hi-Standard Model H-B (2nd Model) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #281536, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" barrel, Patridge front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips with H.S. monogram, and one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1948. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90% of the toning factory blue finish, with light surface rust and roughness on left side of barrel at the muzzle and edgewear on the slide. Grips are very good and fit well. Two-tone magazine has "BUD" lightly scratched into the base. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Woodsman 1st Series Sport Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #730 (Sale Order 734 of 804)

Colt Woodsman 1st Series Sport Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #122230, .22 L.R. cal., 4.50" barrel, serrated blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered wood two-piece grips, bottom release magazine and a correct 10-rd. Colt marked magazine. Mfg'd 1937. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, highpoint edgewear, and thinning finish on the front and rear straps. There is a half-inch section on top of slide that has suffered moderate pitting and was poorly cleaned with a wire wheel or brush. Grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering. Magazine is very good with the correct two-line address "COLT /CAL .22 L.R." Action is crisp, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Pre-Woodsman Semi-Automatic Target Pistol

Lot #731 (Sale Order 735 of 804)

Colt Pre-Woodsman Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #21449, .22 L.R. cal., 6.6" "Pencil" barrel, adjustable pinned front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, diamond checkered two-piece wood grips, correct 10-shot Colt two-tone magazine is correctly marked with the two-line "CAL .22/COLT". Mfg'd 1920. Pistol is in very good to near fine overall condition showing approx. 85%-90% thinning blue finish with moderate wear, particularly along the barrel, with highpoint edgewear and light surface erosion consistent with carry and use. Grips are in good condition with considerable flattening of the checkering on both sides and a small chip at the toe of the left panel. Action functions well and locks up tightly; bore is very good with clear well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Huntsman Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #732 (Sale Order 736 of 804)

Colt Huntsman Semi-Automatic Pistol, #161149-C, .22 LR cal., 4.5" barrel with Patridge style front and fixed rear sights; blue finish, checkered walnut grips, correct Colt magazine marked "COLT Cal .22 LR" with magazine release at base. Mfg'd 1960. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 50%-60% of the toning blue finish, showing primarily edgewear with crisp Rampant Colt emblem. Checkered walnut grips show moderate wear with flattening of the checkering and a half-inch vertical chip at base of right panel. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Officer's Model Flat-Top Target (3rd Issue) Double Action Revolver

Lot #733 (Sale Order 737 of 804)

Colt Officer's Model Flat-Top Target (3rd Issue) Double Action Revolver, #752769, .38 Spec. cal., 6" barrel, pinned blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic Coltwood grips, with one-line Hartford barrel address. Mfg'd 1949. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90% of the toning factory blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and a light index line on the cylinder. Coltwood grips are very good. Action locks up tight and the timing is good; bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector (Model of 1905, 3rd Change) Double Action Revolver,

Lot #734 (Sale Order 738 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector (Model of 1905, 3rd Change) Double Action Revolver, #53264, .32-20 WCF cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions. A S&W micrometer rear sight and a gunsmith mfg'd Patridge front sight have been professionally added on a 5-screw K-frame with standard cylinder latch. Shipped Feb. 1912, with information sheet from S&W historian Roy Jinks. Condition is very good with approx. 60% factory blue, index mark on cylinder, and assorted rubs and scratches throughout. Crisp grips and action, bright bore. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Outdoorsman 1st Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #735 (Sale Order 739 of 804)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Outdoorsman 1st Model Double Action Revolver, #633398, .22 L.R. cal., 6" pinned barrel, pinned Patridge front and pre- micrometer adjustable rear sights, humpbacked hammer, blue finish, K-frame, diamond checkered walnut medallion grips, 6-rd. cylinder. Mfg'd 1933. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning high polish blue finish with losses along the barrel, especially at the muzzle. Additionally, cylinder shows wear at the flutes and there is a significant loss of finish on right side of frame. There is a screw missing on the front grip strap. Trigger and hammer show muted case colors and all visible serial numbers are matching. Grips are very good and fit well; interior of grips are not numbered. Action locks up tight and the timing is good; bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Combat Masterpiece Pre-Model 18 Double Action Revolver

Lot #736 (Sale Order 740 of 804)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Combat Masterpiece Pre-Model 18 Double Action Revolver, #K245157, .22 L.R. cal., 4" pinned barrel with a ramped quick-draw style white insert front and micrometer click adjustable rear sights, blue finish, diamond checkered S&W medallion Magna grips, grip shoe and trigger shoe added during the period of use, with a desirable 5-screw frame. Revolver shows all matching visible serial numbers, including cylinder. Mfg'd 1955. Revolver is in very good to near fine overall condition with moderate holster wear at the muzzle, small losses of finish, and an index line on the cylinder. Trigger and hammer show muted case coloring. Checkered walnut diamond grips are very good with small flea bite nicks at the bases of the grips. Action locks up tight with good timing; bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Chief's Special Double Action Revolver

Lot #737 (Sale Order 741 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #51386, .38 Spec. cal., 2" (1-7/8") pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center Magna walnut grips with S&W medallions, standard square-notched rear sight and serrated ramp front sight on a 5-screw J-frame with a Type 2 flat latch. Shipped Jan. 1955, with information sheet from S&W Historian Roy Jinks. Condition is good with approx. 50%-60% factory blue, index mark as well as rub marks and erosion on the cylinder. Crips grips with Tyler T grip adapter added. Crisp action with a bright bore. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 28-2 Highway Patrolman Double Action Revolver

Lot #738 (Sale Order 742 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 28-2 Highway Patrolman Double Action Revolver, #S245281, originally .357 Magnum converted in the mid-1980's to .44 Special, 4" barrel, high polish blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center magna walnut grips with S&W medallions. This conversion sports a Millet micrometer rear sight and red ramp front sight mounted on a vent rib shroud, and a 5-screw N-frame with a standard cylinder latch. The action has been upgraded from a leaf hammer spring (included with revolver) to coil hammer spring. Original frame shipped in April 1964, with information sheet from S&W historian Roy Jinks. Condition is near excellent with approx. 98%+ high polish blue applied when the revolver was converted. Crisp grips and action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 33-1 .38 Regulation Police Double Action Revolver

Lot #739 (Sale Order 743 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 33-1 .38 Regulation Police Double Action Revolver, #101671, .38 S&W cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt Target grips with S&W medallions, standard square-notched rear sight and serrated ramp front sight on a 3-screw J-Frame with a Type 2 flat latch. Shipped Dec. 1964, with information sheet from S&W Historian Roy Jinks. Condition is near excellent with approx. 90% factory blue, light index mark on the cylinder, small rub on the left front of the barrel, and erosion on cylinder. Hammer and smooth target trigger (original trigger and hand included) exhibit moderate case colors. Crisp grips and action, bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt New Police Double Action Revolver

Lot #740 (Sale Order 744 of 804)

Colt New Police Double Action Revolver, #8754, .32 Colt cal., 4" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber Colt marked grips, three-line barrel Hartford address with an 1884 patent date; left rear of frame has a crisp Rampant Colt emblem circled with "COLT'S NEW POLICE". Mfg'd 1900. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining approx.. 90% factory blue finish with wear at the muzzle, at front of cylinder, and a light index line. Trigger, back side of hammer and screw heads show bright niter blue finish. Checkered hard rubber grips are very good. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Official Police Double Action Revolver

Lot #741 (Sale Order 745 of 804)

Colt Official Police Double Action Revolver, #43108, .22 L.R. cal., 6" barrel with serrated ramp front and fixed rear sights with a milled top strap; blue finish, and Colt silver medallion checkered walnut grips. Right side of the barrel is marked "COLT'S PT.FA.MFG.CO. HARTFORD CONN. U.S.A." Mfg'd ca. 1957. Revolver is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 85% thinning blue finish, with moderate holster wear at the muzzle, thinning of finish on top strap, and cylinder with an index line. Rampant Colt at rear of frame is crisp and back strap has gone to gray patina. Colt medallion checkered walnut grips are very good and fit well. Action remains crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #742 (Sale Order 746 of 804)

Ruger Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #15-26607, .22 L.R. cal., 6" barrel, Patridge style front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic Ruger medallion grips with a silver eagle, 9-shot magazine marked "EATON". Includes the original Ruger factory cardboard box in fair condition with tears and a split side. Mfg'd 1978. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue finish with some highpoint edgewear. Checkered plastic grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model H-A Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #743 (Sale Order 747 of 804)

Hi-Standard Model H-A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #80222, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" barrel, blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, spur hammer, checkered walnut two-piece grips, and one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Includes an original cardboard factory box with an extra two-tone magazine and unmarked 3" barrel. Box is in fair condition with tattered edges and split corners. Pistol was mfg'd in 1940. Condition is fine overall retaining approx. 90% thinning factory blue finish with wear at the muzzle, highpoint edgewear, and some loss of finish on the front and rear grip straps. Grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Only approx. 1000 produced of this rare Model H-A from 1940-1942. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Sport-King (1st Model) Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #744 (Sale Order 748 of 804)

Hi-Standard Sport-King (1st Model) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #391497, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" barrel, blade front and drift adjustable square-notched rear sights, blue finish, lever takedown, checkered plastic target grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and one correct unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label and a 4.5" barrel new in the box. Mfg'd 1952. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and highpoint edgewear and light surface rust on right side of slide. Grips are very good with some small flea bite chips evident at the base of both grips. Action is crisp, bore is very good. It appears that the extra barrel is original and was in fact packaged as a combination two-barrel set. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Vest Pocket Model 1908 Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #745 (Sale Order 749 of 804)

Colt Vest Pocket Model 1908 Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #220436, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, Colt checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, and one correct Colt marked 6-shot magazine. Mfg'd 1919. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning blue finish, with moderate holster wear at the muzzle and along the slide. Left side of slide is marked "COLT'S P.T.F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A."; right side is marked "COLT AUTOMATIC/CALIBRE 25". Trigger and grip safety show muted case coloring, particularly in protected areas. Base of magazine reads "CAL.25/COLT". Checkered hard rubber grips are in good condition with nice Rampant Colt emblems and fit well. Action works well, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Early Smith & Wesson DA K-22 Masterpiece Revolver

Lot #746 (Sale Order 750 of 804)

Early Smith & Wesson DA K-22 Masterpiece Revolver, #K60241, .22 L.R. cal., 6" barrel with a full rib, Patridge front and micro-click rear sights, blue finish, 6-rd. cylinder, diamond checkered walnut two-piece Magna S&W medallion grips. Mfg'd 1948. Revolver is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish with moderate wear at the muzzle, along the right side of the barrel, and highpoint edgewear. There is a 1" scrape on the cylinder and a visible index line. All visible serial numbers are matching. Hammer and trigger show muted case coloring. Checkered walnut grips are in very good condition, fit well and are numbered to the gun. Action is crisp and timing is good; bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson Pre-27 .357 Magnum Double Action Revolver

Lot #747 (Sale Order 751 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Pre-27 .357 Magnum Double Action Revolver, #S103258, .357 mag. cal., 5" pinned barrel, red insert ramped blade front and square-notched micro-click adjustable rear sights, checkered rib, high polish blue finish, diamond checkered walnut S&W medallion target two-piece grips, 6-shot recessed counter bored cylinder, five-screw frame, target hammer and target trigger. Mfg'd 1954. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory high-polish blue finish, with moderate holster wear at the muzzle, light scratches on the trigger guard and an index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors; trigger has been ground smooth removing the grooves. Checkered walnut grips are very good, although not numbered to the revolver; checkering is sharp with a small flea bite chip at the base of the right panel. Bore is very good, action is crisp and the timing is good on this desirable Pre-27 magnum revolver. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 60 (No-Dash) Double Action Revolver

Lot #748 (Sale Order 752 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 60 (No-Dash) Double Action Revolver, #ADR5422, .38 Spec. cal., 1.875" barrel, matte stainless steel, bobbed hammer, checkered rubber combat grips, and serrated ramp front and fixed rear sights. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with light scratches and handling marks consistent with carry and use. The 5-shot fluted cylinder shows a faint index line, some darkening at the front of the cylinder from firing and light wear at the muzzle. Checkered rubber combat grips are in excellent condition showing little use. The timing and action are excellent; bore is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #749 (Sale Order 753 of 804)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #122451, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade type front sight, drift adjustable rear sight with small square groove, slide marked with Colt address and patent dates, Rampant Colt logo, and caliber markings, grip safety, magazine safety, and hold open safety lever, mother of pearl grips without Colt medallion, with one matte blued replacement magazine marked COLT 380 on the bottom. Mfg'd 1935. Condition is good retaining approx. 70%-75% original high-polish blue finish, with holster wear to the front, rear, and high edges of the slide, front lugs of the frame, and sides of the trigger guard. There is light pitting and minor rust on the left side of the slide, with light freckling to the top and right side of the slide. The frame has a couple of small spots of freckling on the sides, wear on the front grip strap and rear grip safety faces, and high edges on the rear top of frame. Grips show light wear and age toning to the mother of pearl, with the right grip having a large chip on the top and another smaller chip to the back edge. Right grip has lost its internal frame panel but still fits tightly. Action, hold open and safeties all function properly; bore is bright, with just a hint of frosting in a couple of small spots. Est.: $400-$600 (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #750 (Sale Order 754 of 804)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #43181, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, protected blade front and fixed rear sights, checkered hard rubber Colt two-piece grips, one correct unmarked 6-shot magazine. Mfg'd 1911. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% high polish blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, highpoint wear along the slide, with small nicks and mars from carry and use. Trigger and grip safety show muted toning case colors. Magazine is unmarked and in good condition. Grips are in very good condition, with a Colt banner at the top and Rampant Colt at the bottom. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Wells Fargo & Co. Marked Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver

Lot #751 (Sale Order 755 of 804)

Wells Fargo & Co. Marked Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver, #16409, .38 Spec. cal., 4" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, two-piece checkered hard rubber Colt grips, butt of the gun is marked,"W.F. & Co. A. 228". Includes a period leather flap holster marked "RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY" on the exterior of the flap, with the back side of the holster marked "304 ... B 38". Holster is in good overall condition with tight stitching. Revolver was mfg'd in 1909. Condition is very good overall retaining approx. 80% thinning factory blue finish, with moderate holster wear evident at the muzzle and on the frame. There are light scratches and mars consistent with carry and use and the butt has lost finish. Trigger, back of hammer and screw heads show bright niter blue finish. Grips are only fair with half-inch chunks missing at the bases of both grips. Wells Fargo markings at the butt are crisp. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. This is an interesting lot with the marked revolver and holster that would be a good candidate for a Colt letter. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Police Positive 1st Issue Double Action Revolver

Lot #752 (Sale Order 756 of 804)

Colt Police Positive 1st Issue Double Action Revolver, #160980, .38 cal., 6" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut Colt medallion two-piece grips, 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd 1924. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% factory blue finish, with significant losses of finish on both sides of the barrel, cylinder and frame. There are areas of surface erosion on the cylinder and a drag line. There is a crisp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame and two-line barrel address. Trigger and back of the hammer show bright niter blue finish. Grips are in good condition with chips at the left base and a crease across the bases of both grips. Action works well with good timing, bore is good. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 30-1 Double Action Revolver

Lot #753 (Sale Order 757 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Model 30-1 Double Action Revolver, #817772, .32 S&W Long cal., 2" pinned barrel, serrated ramped blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut S&W medallion Magna grips, J-frame, square butt, and 6-shot cylinder. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label and instruction sheet, in very good condition. Mfg'd 1970. Revolver is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and highpoint edgewear from carry and use; there is a light dragline on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show significant muted case coloring. Grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. The Model 30 is scarce, mfg'd from 1948-1976. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

4443-425 (Gray) Colt Officer's Model Flat-Top Target 3rd Issue Double Action Revolver

Lot #754 (Sale Order 758 of 804)

Colt Officer's Model Flat-Top Target 3rd Issue Double Action Revolver, #15026, .22 L.R. cal., 6" barrel with two-line barrel address, blue finish, Colt medallion checkered walnut grips, pinned blade front and drift adjustable rear sights. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% original factory blue finish with wear at the muzzle, light surface erosion, and a drag line on the 6-shot recessed cylinder. Additionally, there is a small amount of pinprick pitting on the cylinder that unfortunately someone attempted to remove with a wire brush, removing blue finish and scratching the metal. Silver Colt medallion checkered walnut grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering. Action is crisp and timing is good; bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver

Lot #755 (Sale Order 759 of 804)

Early Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, #45759F, .22 LR cal., 4.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, alloy frame, checkered plastic Colt two-piece grips, 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd 1958. Revolver is in fine overall condition showing approx. 90%-95% original blue finish, with finish loss at the muzzle, mars and scratches on the top strap, and at rear of frame. Cylinder has a light drag line and wear at the front of the chambers. Grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp with good timing, bore is good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard W-104 Double Nine Longhorn Double Action Revolver

Lot #756 (Sale Order 760 of 804)

Hi-Standard W-104 Double Nine Longhorn Double Action Revolver, #1850858, .22 S/L/LR cal., 9.50" barrel with a blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood medallion two-piece grips, 9-shot swing-out cylinder. Includes a factory cardboard box with insert in good condition with broken corners and tape. Mfg'd 1967. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish, with loss of finish at the muzzle, edgewear and a light index line on the unfluted cylinder. Smooth wood grips are very good and fit well. Action is tight and timing is good; bore is very good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Duramatic M-101 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #757 (Sale Order 761 of 804)

Hi-Standard Duramatic M-101 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1891563, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, thumb screw takedown, checkered plastic grips, with one correct "HI-STANDARD" marked 10-rd. magazine. In factory cardboard box with an extra 6.5" barrel missing the front sight and the dovetail left vacant. Pistol is in excellent overall condition displaying approx. 97% factory blue finish, with light wear and small scratches at the muzzle. Grips are near excellent showing little use. Action and markings are crisp, bore is very good. Factory cardboard box shows wear at the corners, and includes parts breakdown and parts list documents; extra barrel displays a very good bore as well with 95% blue finish. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT).

Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece 3rd Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #758 (Sale Order 762 of 804)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece 3rd Model Double Action Revolver, #34243, .22 L.R. cal., 6" ribbed pinned barrel, pinned Patridge front and micro-click adjustable rear sights, blue finish, diamond checkered walnut S&W medallion target grips, 6-shot cylinder, 5-screw frame. Mfg'd 1948. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning factory blue finish, with moderate holster wear at the muzzle, loss of finish on the cylinder, drag line and areas of dried oil that should clean. All visible serial numbers are matching. Swing-out on the cylinder is stiff. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors. Grips are in good condition with small dents and compressions, especially along the edges at the base; interior of the grips are not numbered. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Type III Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #759 (Sale Order 763 of 804)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Type III Semi-Automatic Pistol, #392495, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, no barrel bushing, blue finish, checkered Colt hard rubber two-piece grips, correct 7- rd. Colt two-tone magazine and two (2) additional unmarked magazines. Mfg'd 1921. Pistol is in near fine overall condition showing approx. 86%-88% thinning original charcoal blue finish, with moderate holster wear at the muzzle and along the length of the slide due to carry and use. There is consistent thinning and wear along the grip safety and at the rear of the slide. Left side of the trigger guard is marked with a "VP"; right side is marked, "99". Magazine is in very good condition with a correct two-line address marked "CAL .32/COLT". Grips are in very good condition with a Colt banner at the top and Rampant Colt at the bottom. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #760 (Sale Order 764 of 804)

Ruger Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #446310, .22 L.R. cal., 4.75" barrel, ramped blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic Ruger medallion grips with a black eagle, 9-shot magazine. Includes the original Ruger factory cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card and manual in good condition. Mfg'd 1967. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish with light wear at the muzzle. Checkered plastic grips are excellent as well, showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Dura-Matic M-101 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #761 (Sale Order 765 of 804)

Hi-Standard Dura-Matic M-101 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #939777, .22 L.R. cal., 6.50" barrel, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, round takedown screw, one 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1959. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning blue finish, showing moderate to heavy wear along the barrel with light surface rust and some pinprick pitting on left side of muzzle. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP/HAMDEN CONN., U.S.A.", and left rear of slide is marked "M-101". Grips are in good condition with a small chip at the rear of the trigger guard. Action functions smoothly, bore is good. Est.: $150- $300. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Supermatic 101 Series 3rd Model Semi-Automatic Target Pistol

Lot #762 (Sale Order 766 of 804)

Hi-Standard Supermatic 101 Series 3rd Model Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #537413, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" ported medium-weight barrel, ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, with an accessory groove on the underside and a barrel weight mounted, push-button takedown, blue finish, checkered brown plastic thumb rest grips, no magazine. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card, price list, barrel weight, mounting rail, and an extra 4.5" interchangeable barrel. Slide is marked "S-101"; right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP. HAMDEN, CONN., U.S.A." Mfg'd 1956. Pistol is in good overall condition retaining approx. 80% thinning factory blue finish, with scratches, rubs, and loss of finish on both sides of the barrel lug and at the muzzle. Barrel weight has a small area of light surface rust evident. Action functions well, bore is very good. Desirable in the two-barrel combination sets, this one has the extra barrel new in the box. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

J.C. Higgins Model 88 Double Action Revolver

Lot #763 (Sale Order 767 of 804)

J.C. Higgins Model 88 Double Action Revolver, #653656, .22 cal., 4.5" barrel, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, fluted 9-shot cylinder, alloy frame. Revolver is in good overall condition retaining approx. 65%-75% thinning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, frame and cylinder. Grips are in good condition and fit well. Action works well, bore is good. Hi-Standard mfg'd their R-101 Sentinel model under the J.C. Higgins label for Sears, Roebuck & Co., with minor cosmetic differences. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver

Lot #764 (Sale Order 768 of 804)

Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver, #364231, .38 cal., 4" barrel with blade front and fixed rear sights with a milled top strap; blue finish, with Colt silver medallion checkered walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1934. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and a faint index line on the cylinder. Barrel has a correct two-line Hartford address, Rampant Colt on the frame is crisp and other markings are sharp. Grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering and a small chip at the base of the right grip. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Single-Six Pre-Warning 3-Screw Single Action Revolver

Lot #765 (Sale Order 769 of 804)

Ruger Single-Six Pre-Warning 3-Screw Single Action Revolver, #568461, .22 LR cal., 5.5" barrel, blued finish, fixed rear sight with blade front sight, hardwood Ruger grips with silver eagle medallion. Mfg'd 1957. Has not been converted to a transfer bar system. Revolver is in good condition with loss of finish mainly to the muzzle and other highpoints. Grips are very good with only a few small marks. Cylinder displays a faint index line. Cylinder locks up tight and bore is bright. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Harrington & Richardson Hunter Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #766 (Sale Order 770 of 804)

Harrington & Richardson Hunter Model Double Action Revolver, #120040, .22 cal., 10" round barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered wood two-piece grips, fluted 9-shot cylinder. Top strap is marked "HUNTER MODEL". Revolver is in very good overall condition showing approx. 75%-80% thinning factory blue finish mixing with gray patina. There are losses on both sides of the barrel, trigger guard and cylinder, with light surface rust that has been cleaned. Grips are in good condition with small mars and some flattening of the checkering. Action works well, bore is good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Single-Six Pre-Warning 3-Screw Single Action Revolver

Lot #767 (Sale Order 771 of 804)

Ruger Single-Six Pre-Warning 3-Screw Single Action Revolver, #106298, .22 LR cal., 5.5" barrel, blued finish, fixed rear sight with blade front sight, black plastic Ruger grips with silver eagle medallion. In correct un-serialized factory box. Has not been converted to a transfer bar system. Mfg'd 1958. Revolver is in good condition with loss of finish mainly to the muzzle and other highpoints. Cylinder displays a moderate index line. Grip frame has an area of scratching approx. 1/2"x1/2" to the front face. Includes an additional set of black plastic Ruger grips with the bottom front toe being broken off on both panels, additional action parts and factory paperwork. Cylinder locks up tight and bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Police Positive Special 1st Issue Double Action Revolver

Lot #768 (Sale Order 772 of 804)

Colt Police Positive Special 1st Issue Double Action Revolver, #259687, .38 Spec. cal., 6" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber Colt two-piece grips, 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd 1922. Revolver is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 88%-90% factory blue finish, with moderate holster wear at the muzzle, edgewear and loss of finish on the front and rear grip straps. There is a scrape along the right edge of the top strap where a previous owner attempted to clean some pinprick pitting. There is a crisp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame and two-line barrel address. Trigger and back of the hammer show significant bright niter blue finish. Grips are in very good condition and fit well. Action locks up tight with good timing, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #769 (Sale Order 773 of 804)

Colt Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #423-S, .22 L.R. cal., 6" heavy barrel, ramped and pinned blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered "Coltwood" mottled Bakelite two- piece target grips with correct grip adapter, frame-mounted magazine release, and one correct Colt 10-rd. marked at base "COLT/CAL .22 L.R." Mfg'd 1949. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% factory blue finish, with moderate holster wear at the muzzle, and even highpoint edgewear along the length of the barrel and slide. Both the front and rear grip straps have gone to an even gray patina and there are small mars and scratches evident. Grips are in very good condition, and the large-size grip adapter is correct with a small vertical crack on the right side. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $700-$900. C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Type III Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #770 (Sale Order 774 of 804)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Type III Semi-Automatic Pistol, #306252, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, no barrel bushing, blue finish, checkered Colt hard rubber two-piece grips, correct 7-rd. Colt two-tone magazine and two (2) additional unmarked magazines. Mfg'd 1919. Pistol is in near fine overall condition showing approx. 84%-86% thinning original charcoal blue finish, with even holster wear on the muzzle, scratches and surface erosion. There are areas of dried oil evident that should clean. There is consistent thinning and wear along the grip safety and at the rear of the slide. Left side of the trigger guard is marked with a "VP"; right side is marked "R". Magazine is in very good condition with a correct two-line address marked "CAL .32/COLT". Grips are in very good condition with a Colt banner at the top and Rampant Colt at the bottom. Action is crisp, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Targetsman Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #771 (Sale Order 775 of 804)

Colt Targetsman Semi-Automatic Pistol, #186670-C, .22 L.R. caliber, 6" barrel, serrated blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with one correct unmarked bottom-release magazine. Mfg'd 1968. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-97% original blue finish showing little wear, with crisp Rampant Colt emblem on left barrel lug. Grips are in good condition with a small gouge at the top of the right panel and several small mars on the left. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model 103 Supermatic Tournament Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #772 (Sale Order 776 of 804)

Hi-Standard Model 103 Supermatic Tournament Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1302601, .22 L.R. cal., 5.50" heavy barrel, Patridge front and fully adjustable rear sights, push-button takedown, blue finish, checkered walnut eagle medallion target grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and correct 10-rd. "HIGH STANDARD" marked magazine with the factory cardboard box with matching end label. Right side of barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP. HAMDEN, CONN. U.S.A.". Mfg'd 1963. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little, if any use, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish. Barrel underside has been factory drilled and tapped for weight and stabilizer accessories. Rear sight is dovetailed into the slide, and the front and rear grip straps are smooth. Grips are in near excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver

Lot #773 (Sale Order 777 of 804)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #650-05302, .32 H&R mag. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood Ruger grips with silver eagle Ruger medallions, blade front sight and square-notched rear sight. Also includes a Hunter smooth brown leather holster. Mfg'd 1985. Condition is very good, with minor handling marks and moderate index line on the cylinder. Barrel has a small amount of wear at the muzzle. Factory lettering is clear. Bluing on loading gate has begun to turn plum. Grips are very nice and show only a small amount of light handling wear. Action cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up tight, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Thompson Center Contender Single Shot Pistol

Lot #774 (Sale Order 778 of 804)

Thompson Center Contender Single Shot Pistol, #382493, .22 LR cal., 14" "Super 14" barrel, blued finish, Pachmayr black rubber grips. Rear sight has been removed and replaced with a one-piece Leupold scope mount and raised blade front sight. Replacement forend is a hardwood benchrest type with a 2-3/8" wide flat bottom. Pistol is topped with a Weaver V7-B rifle scope, 2.5-7 with duplex reticle, glass is clear. Condition is very good with replacement grips and forend, bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector 3rd Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #775 (Sale Order 779 of 804)

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector 3rd Model Double Action Revolver, #518703, .32 S&W Long cal., 4.25" pinned barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, nickel finish, diamond checkered S&W medallion grips, round butt, 6-rd. cylinder, five-screw frame. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining the majority of its factory nickel finish, with losses at the muzzle, some freckling on the right rear of frame, and an index line on the cylinder. Frame is stamped "MADE IN U.S.A." on the right side just ahead of the cylinder. All visible serial numbers are matching. Trigger and hammer show muted case colors. Checkered walnut medallion grips are very good and are numbered to the gun. Action locks up tight with good timing, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Forehand Arms Top-Break Double Action Revolver

Lot #776 (Sale Order 780 of 804)

Forehand Arms Top-Break Double Action Revolver, #A632, .38 RF cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, nickel finish, checkered rubber H&R marked two-piece grips, 5-shot cylinder. Revolver is in near fine overall condition with approx. 75%-80% flaking nickel finish still present, with wear at the muzzle, light freckling of surface on the frame and edgewear. Hammer, trigger and trigger guard show muted case colors. All visible matching serial numbers. Grips are H&R marked replacements that fit well and have been on the gun for a considerable length of time. Action locks up tight, bore is good. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

Early Ruger Model 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #777 (Sale Order 781 of 804)

Early Ruger Model 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #123-32809, .22 L.R. cal., 18" barrel, brass bead front and folding rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood pistol grip stock with a barrel band, plastic crescent buttplate, and 9-rd. rotary magazine. Mfg'd 1982. Carbine in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98% factory blue finish, with a couple small areas of light surface rust on the barrel and some dried oil that should clean. Stock is in near excellent condition as well with light storage marks. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Belgian FN Model SA-22 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #778 (Sale Order 782 of 804)

Belgian FN Model SA-22 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #130239, .22 L.R. cal., 19.25" barrel, dovetailed blade front and standard elevator style rear sights, blue finish, takedown wheel, smooth walnut half knob pistol grip two-piece stock with a smooth steel buttplate, 10-shot tubular magazine that loads through the buttplate with additional loading port at top of wrist. Barrel is marked, "FABRIQUE NATIONALE DE GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE BROWNING'S PATENT DEPOSE". There are Belgian proofs on the barrel and extractor, but no visible import marks. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% toning factory blue finish, with edgewear, small mars, and small areas of light surface erosion. There are very lightly scratched initials just above the trigger guard on the right side, with scratches on the trigger guard. Walnut stock is very good with nice figure in the buttstock. Bore is very good and the action works well on this early forerunner of the Browning ATD. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Belgian Browning T-Bolt Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #779 (Sale Order 783 of 804)

Belgian Browning T-Bolt Bolt Action Rifle, #12574X6, .22 L.R. cal., 24" barrel, ramped blade front and aperture sight added at rear of receiver, blue finish, one-piece checkered walnut stock with Browning gloss finish, pistol grip, and ends with a Browning marked plastic buttplate, and one correct 5-rd. magazine marked ".22 L.R. BROWNING". Barrel address is marked "BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST LOUIS Mo & MONTREAL P.Q. / MADE IN BELGIUM". There are three Belgian proofs on the left side of the barrel at the front ring. Mfg'd 1974. Rifle is in very good overall condition with metal parts retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, showing wear at the muzzle and on trigger guard. Stock shows numerous dents and compressions consistent with field use. There are small areas of paint transfer and a small gouge on left side of receiver. Action is smooth, bore is good with defined rifling and the action. Made by FN for Browning. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Harrington & Richardson Model 158 Topper Single Shot Rifle

Lot #780 (Sale Order 784 of 804)

Harrington & Richardson Model 158 Topper Single Shot Rifle, #AF224989, .30-30 Win. cal., 22" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with the rear removed and a Weaver one-piece scope base added, blue and case hardened finish, smooth wood two-piece stock with ventilated rubber 1" pad added; rear sight has been retained and is included. Mfg'd 1969. Rifle is in very good overall condition with a blued barrel and case hardened receiver. The free-floated barrel retains approx. 90% factory blue finish and the receiver shows vivid case coloring with a plastic trigger guard. Action locks up tight, bore is very good. $200-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Model 75 Target Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #781 (Sale Order 785 of 804)

Winchester Model 75 Target Bolt Action Rifle, #83302, .22 L.R. cal., 28" medium-weight target barrel, Redfield globe front and rear sights removed and tap holes filled, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol grip one-piece stock with sling swivels, leather military style sling, accessory rail and a checkered steel buttplate, push-button magazine release on left side of stock, one correct Winchester marked 5-rd. magazine, factory grooved receiver and a period Lyman adjustable Olympic style aperture sight. Mfg'd 1954. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 80%-90% original blue finish with wear at the muzzle, light scratches and moderate loss of finish at the magazine well. Additionally, it appears a prior owner has added a driver's license number in electric pencil at left rear of barrel. Barrel and receiver both show crisp Winchester "WP" proofs. Base of the 5-rd. magazine is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./WINCHESTER/TRADEMARK". Wood stock is in good condition with scratches, dents and loss of finish at the butt. Bore is good and action is crisp on this Model 75 Target, desirable with Olympic sights. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

U.S. Marked Winchester Model 52-D Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle

Lot #782 (Sale Order 786 of 804)

U.S. Marked Winchester Model 52-D Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle, #118852D, .22 L.R. cal., 28.0" free floated heavy bull barrel with three vacant sight bases, blue finish, smooth walnut stock with accessory rail, sling swivels, and a solid rubber Winchester marked ribbed rubber recoil pad providing a 13-3/4" LOP. Mfg'd. 1965. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85% factory blue finish, with scratches on the barrel and moderate loss of finish on the trigger guard and accessory rail. There is a base for an aperture sight at the left rear of the receiver. Receiver and barrel have the Winchester proofs and the left side of the front ring is "U.S." marked. Smooth wood stock is in very good condition showing light scratches and small mars from use. Bore is very good. Action functions but the safety does not engage and should be inspected by a competent gunsmith. Bolt is non-matching and is # 1121120. All Model 52-D's were single shots with fewer than 750 rifles shipped. Considered one of the finest target rifles ever made, the Model 52-D is scarce and desirable. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Early Ruger Model 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #783 (Sale Order 787 of 804)

Early Ruger Model 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #110-01722, .22 L.R. cal., 18" barrel, brass bead front and folding rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol grip stock with a barrel band and a plastic crescent buttplate, and 9-rd. rotary magazine. In factory cardboard box with a manual and matching end label in fair condition. Mfg'd 1969. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98% factory blue finish with a small rub on the underside of the barrel and some dried oil that should clean. Wood stock is in near excellent condition as well with light handling marks. Bore is very good and the action crisp on this lightly used, early Ruger. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Marlin Model 50 Takedown Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #784 (Sale Order 788 of 804)

Marlin Model 50 Takedown Semi-Automatic Rifle, NSNV, .22 L.R. cal., 22" round barrel, folding Lyman front and Rocky Mountain style rear sights, blue finish, smooth one-piece walnut stock with finger groove and a Marlin checkered hard rubber buttplate, and one correct 6-rd. magazine. Mfg'd from 1932 to 1935, with production numbers of approx. 5,000. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% of the toning factory blue drifting to patina, with light scratches and mars consistent with field use. Walnut stock is very good showing light wear and small scratches on the buttstock. Action is crisp and bore is good. Rifle utilizes a blow-back action and fires from an open bolt. Due to the bolt staying open, there is a manual shell extractor under the rear sight. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Ranger Model 103-13 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #785 (Sale Order 789 of 804)

Ranger Model 103-13 Bolt Action Rifle, NSNV, .22 S/L/LR cal., 24" barrel, silver beaded blade front, rear sight removed, and micrometer style rear sights; blue finish, smooth wood stock with semi-pistol grip, and ends with a Ranger marked plastic buttplate, with full-length tubular magazine. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish with storage and handling marks. Smooth wood stock is in very good condition, with a plastic trigger guard. Action functions well; bore is good. Mfg'd by Marlin for Sears & Roebuck, who marketed them under the Ranger brand. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Remington Model 550-1 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #786 (Sale Order 790 of 804)

Remington Model 550-1 Semi-Automatic Rifle, NSNV, .22 S/L/LR cal., 24" barrel, steel bead dovetailed blade front and standard elevator rear sights, 3/4 length tubular magazine, blue finish, smooth wood pistol grip one-piece stock with a Remington marked checkered plastic buttplate. Rifle is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 85% factory blue finish, with scrapes, mars, and light surface rust on the barrel and magazine tube. Grooved trigger shows muted case coloring. Smooth wood stock is in very good condition with light scratches and small mars consistent with field use. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

J.C. Higgins Model 101.16 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #787 (Sale Order 791 of 804)

J.C. Higgins Model 101.16 Semi-Automatic Rifle, NSNV, .22 L.R. cal., 24" barrel with a 3/4-length magazine tube, brass bead blade front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood one-piece stock with plastic buttplate. Rifle is in fair overall condition with the barrel retaining traces of blue finish, the remainder drifting to brown patina with light scattered surface rust. The 3/4-length magazine tube is a replacement and retains a significant amount of blue finish. Smooth wood stock is about fair with dents, dings and compressions from field use. Action works well, bore is good. These rifles were mfg'd by Savage/Stevens for Sears, Roebuck and Co. who marketed them under the J.C. Higgins brand. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Mossberg Model 590 Slide Action Shotgun

Lot #788 (Sale Order 792 of 804)

Mossberg Model 590 Slide Action Shotgun, #R818473, 12 ga., 20'' barrel with 3'' chamber, cylinder bore, matte finish, black synthetic pistol-grip folding stock and grooved forend, rifle sights include a ghost ring rear sight; left side of the receiver has two exposed screws, most likely for a shell holder that has been removed. Condition is good, matte finish with scattered light surface scuffs. Surface rust is present on parts of the rear sight, muzzle, magazine tube and sling hardware. Folding stock works properly and shows a 3/4" x 1/2" repair just ahead of the hinge. Crisp action, bright bore. Includes black nylon shell holder style sling. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern)

J.C. Higgins Model 103 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #789 (Sale Order 793 of 804)

J.C. Higgins Model 103 Bolt Action Rifle, #181, NVSN, .22-S-L-LR cal., blue finish. Stock with added checkering, etc. Condition is fair. Metal retains a combination of toning blue and darkening patina, with general spotted oxidation and some fine pitting. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $75-$125. (C&R)

Mossberg Model 42M(b) Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #790 (Sale Order 794 of 804)

Mossberg Model 42M(b) Bolt Action Rifle, NVSN, .22 cal., 22.8'' barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, blade with protective hood front sight with adjustable leaf rear sight. Stamped on barrel ''O.F. MOSSBERG & SONS, INC., NEW HAVEN, CONN. USA 42M(b) 22 S-L-LR''. Detachable magazine is included. Condition overall is very good with approx. 80% finish remaining, showing light rust speckling on receiver and barrel. Stock has been sanded and refinished to a flat matte color. Action is smooth, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Stevens Model 94 Single Shot Break-Open Shotgun

Lot #791 (Sale Order 795 of 804)

Stevens Model 94 Single Shot Break-Open Shotgun, NVSN. 12 ga. 29-1/2" plain barrel has a 3" chamber and is choked IM. The action uses a single underlug lockup and features a single trigger and single hammer, with no safety and a simple extractor. The standard forend and round knob buttstock are of nice grain walnut, uncheckered, with a "Red Head" brand recoil pad fitted. Probably mfg'd in 1950s. Condition is very good with few handling marks to wood and moderate wear to action, which functions correctly; bore needs cleaning but appears undamaged. A good beginner gun. Est.: $150-$200. (C&R)

Iver Johnson Champion Single Shot Shotgun

Lot #792 (Sale Order 796 of 804)

Iver Johnson Champion Single Shot Shotgun, #57666, .410 bore, 26'' blue barrel choked I/C, color case hardened frame, pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, with original black plastic Iver Johnson buttplate, brass bead front sight, and exposed hammer. Condition is good, the blue and color case hardened finish have toned to brown, with specks and spots of light surface frosting. Stock and forend are sound but exhibit general moderate indentations and scratches. There is a 1/2" x 3/8" piece missing from the toe of the buttplate. Smooth action, bore is mostly bright with some normal light powder wad residue. Est.: $75-$150 (C&R)

Modified Italian Model 91/41 Mannlicher Carcano Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #793 (Sale Order 797 of 804)

Modified Italian Model 91/41 Mannlicher Carcano Bolt Action Rifle, #A1881, 6.5x52mm, 27.2'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and aftermarket fixed ''U'' rear sight. Marked on barrel shank with boxed ''(crown)FAT 42''. Faint serial number and ''MADE IN ITALY'' stamped in buttstock. Rifle has been modified by cutting back forend and removing military hardware. Condition overall is good with metal surfaces retaining less than 40% finish showing extensive surface rust present. Wood is good with darkening and handling marks present on the forend. Action is smooth; bore has some darkening forward of the chamber that may clean better, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $100-$200. (Modern)

Sears Roebuck Ranger Model Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #794 (Sale Order 798 of 804)

Sears Roebuck Ranger Model Slide-Action Shotgun, #1010. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is fitted with choke tubes (5 included, Cyl. Thru Full). The slide action is based upon an early John Browning design and was mfg'd successfully as the Stevens Model 520A, including trench/riot shotguns. The receiver is forged steel, the action is very positive and strong. The tubular forend and pistol grip buttstock are straight-grain walnut, nicely checkered and finished, with a black plastic buttplate. Mfg. date is not clear, but probably in the 1980s. Condition is very good to near excellent, with few marks to wood and little wear to action, which functions smoothly and correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern)

Stevens Model 94 Single Shot Shotgun

Lot #795 (Sale Order 799 of 804)

Stevens Model 94 Single Shot Shotgun, #C651717, 20 ga., 28" barrel, steel bead front sight and no accommodations for a rear, blue finish, impress checkered pistol grip two-piece stock ending with a plastic buttplate providing a 14" LOP. Shotgun is very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% blue finish, with light surface rust on the barrel at the muzzle and small areas of surface erosion due to poor storage. Receiver shows vivid case colors. Impressed checkered wood stock is about good with mars, dents, paint transfer and a small chip at the toe. Action locks up tight, bore is good and may clean. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern)

J. Stevens Favorite Single Shot Action

Lot #796 (Sale Order 800 of 804)

J. Stevens Favorite Single Shot Action, #80573. A nice little action for your custom project. Left side of action has 2 holes drilled, possibly for side mount receiver sight. Falling block action functions but hammer does not stay in cocked position. Finish has been removed on the action, lever shows traces of bluing turning to a brown. Est.: $50-$100. (Modern)

Lot of Three (3) A.H Fox Gun Co. Toy Shotguns

Lot #797 (Sale Order 801 of 804)

Lot of Three (3) A.H Fox Gun Co. Toy Shotguns, 16" barrels, hardwood stocks, blued finish. All have two (2) spring-loaded shells. All are in good condition, metal showing small scrapes and loss of finish, wood with dings and scuffs. All function: lever opens the barrels, spring-loaded shells remain set and triggers release the springs. Includes 31 wood balls. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

Belgian Flobert Single Shot Rifle

Lot #798 (Sale Order 802 of 804)

Belgian Flobert Single Shot Rifle, #506, .22 cal., 23.5'' octagon barrel, checkered round knob wood stock, hard rubber buttplate, and open sights. Condition is poor to fair. Metal with an overall dark patina. Stock is cracked, with a plate at the wrist and underside of the forend. Buttplate with several missing pieces. Good action, dark bore. Est.: $75-$150. (C&R)

Lot of Two (2) Large Custom Knives

Lot #799 (Sale Order 803 of 804)

Lot of Two (2) Large Custom Knives: 1.) Oversized large bowie with 12" drop-point blade, designed by Gil Hibben, and made in China. Bright steel blade with brass guard on top spine, original factory edge, etched maker's marks at ricasso area, polished steel cross guard and pommel, thin brass spacers, dark wood contoured grip. Condition is like new showing little or no use. Black leather sheath with Hibben Knives Custom Design logo embossed on front, keeper strap with chrome Hibben button snap, single large belt loop, and leather leg thong at bottom. OAL is 17.5". 2.) Unmarked large 12 .750" Indian kukri shaped blade with "as forged" rough textured finish, wide sharpened factory edge, brass pinned exotic hardwood grips, lined thong hole, brown decorated leather sheath with open top edge to remove blade, and snap closures. Condition is good showing some use, couple of light rust marks and stains near the edge, scratches and light dings on the wood grips, and a couple of light scratches on the sheath leather. OAL is 17.750". Est.: $150-$250/Lot.

Lot of Three (3) Custom Glass-Top Oak Veneer Knife Display Cases

Lot #800 (Sale Order 804 of 804)

Lot of Three (3) Custom Glass-Top Oak Veneer Knife Display Cases, approx. 20.5x13.5x4", both with light aqua interior and hooks for hanging knives or like items, with brass latches and hinges. Condition is very good showing minor handling and storage marks. Est.: $100-$150/Lot.


Antique & Modern Firearms Auction
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Antique & Modern Firearms Auction
by Carol Watson's Orange Coast Auctions Sat, Oct 29, 2022 10:00 AM Pacific 800 lots. Featuring: Large variety of antique and modern firearms, edged weapons; collection of S&W revolvers; Winchesters; Colts; military rifles and pistols from around the world; collectible/sporting shotguns and rifles; etc.