Carol Watson's Orange Coast Auctions Auction Catalog - Day 1: Antique & Modern Firearms Auction Online Auctions

DO NOT BID. AUCTION INFORMATION ONLY.Don Payton and Fred A. Huntington Collections

Lot #0 (Sale Order 1 of 842)

Don Payton, Born in Long Beach, California, Donald Payton's journey into the world of firearms began with the call of duty as a young Marine during WWII. Through the crucible of war, he forged a deep respect for firearms and their role in shaping history. Returning home, his passion for adventure and the great outdoors propelled him into a career that would leave an indelible mark on the firearms industry. From his early days as a Marine to his ascent in the sporting goods business, Donald's trajectory was defined by a relentless pursuit of excellence. His tenure at Weaver Scopes honed his skills and laid the groundwork for his future endeavors, serving as a launching pad for a career that would span continents and shape the future of firearms manufacturing. Donald's journey reached new heights when he joined Winchester Guns & Ammo during the dynamic decades of the 1970s-1980s. With his unwavering dedication and visionary leadership, he ascended to the esteemed position of Senior Vice President, steering the company through turbulent times and cementing its legacy as a titan in the firearms industry. During his tenure with the Olin Corporation, Donald crisscrossed the globe, cultivating invaluable business relationships with luminaries such as General Jimmy Doolittle and iconic entertainers like John Wayne. Among well-known sportsmen, entrepreneurs, and fellow gun enthusiasts, Donald's magnetic personality and genuine passion for firearms left an indelible mark. Amidst his professional endeavors, Donald remained steadfast in his commitment to preserving firearms heritage. His pivotal role in establishing the Cody, Wyoming Winchester Museum ensured that the legacy of Winchester's craftsmanship would endure for generations. Central to Donald's legacy is his prized collection of Winchester Model 1894 Commemoratives, each bearing his unique "serial number" ending in '72'. These rifles are a testament to his dedication to preserving history. Meticulously preserved and new in the box with hang tags, they represent the pinnacle of firearms excellence. As Donald's remarkable journey comes full circle, his collection stands as a testament to a lifetime of passion and dedication. Each gun offers enthusiasts a piece of firearms history curated by a true legend in the industry. The items in this catalog marked with an asterisk(*) are from the Don Payton collection.
Fred A. Huntington is the son of Fred T. Huntington, a a dedicated shooter who found it difficult to obtain quality bullets. After reading a gunsmithing book, he began to craft his own dies in the back room of his father's laundry business. RCBS was founded in 1943 by Fred T. Huntington. It became known around the world for high-quality reloading equipment. RCBS was purchased by Omark Industries 1976. Later that year, Fred T. Huntington and his two sons, Fred A. and Charles, together opened Huntington's Sportsman's Store. Opening in July 1976 in Oroville, Ca., the store sold dies, guns, and ammunition. After Fred T.'s passing in 1998, Fred A. & Charles "Buzz" continued to operate the store and Huntington Dies Specialties. Now Fred A., 85, has retired to enjoy his remaining years work-free. Fred A. closed the store in October 2023 after 50 years in business. This was a heartbreaking decision for the family and for the loyal customers. But what a great tribute to the man who started it all. Per the consignor, several of the firearms in this collection were originally owned by Fred T. Huntington and were once on display at Huntington's Sportsman's Store as part of their unique "museum" display. All of the firearms from Fred A's collection are noted with two asterisks (**).

Spanish Cup-Hilt Small Sword with Old Blade

Lot #1 (Sale Order 2 of 842)

Spanish Cup-Hilt Small Sword with Old Blade, thin double-edged blade marked in the fuller "XX THOMAS X DE X AILIA XX" with a small engraved stylized anchor; other side is marked "XX EN X TOLEDO XX" with the same anchor mark. Hilt fittings and cup guard are gold gilt brass with engraved details of the Spanish coat of arms, with crown surrounded by military motifs and floral decorations, engraved quillions and "D" guard, and rounded pommel with engraved cannons and floral designs. Grip is one-piece metal, with simulated wire wrapping around spiral grooves. Blade tang is peened at the top of the pommel. TOMAS de AILIA was a Spanish swordsmith working around 1600, but being a famous maker, his name became like a trade name on later pieces made by other people at later times. This piece with the spelling of "Thomas" and the anchor mark, is most likely a later 17th century blade made in Solingen. The hilt and cupped guard probably date from the late 18th to early 19th centuries. Blade length is 31.25". OAL is 38". There is no scabbard present. Condition is very good, the blade is fairly clean with some light age graying and minor rust stains and no edge nicks. Cup guard, hilt fittings, and grip show some wear to the fire gilt gold finish, age toning, minor scratches, and soiling. Remaining gold gilt is about 70%. Hilt fits nice and tight to the blade. Est.: $500-$800.

Antique Indian Tulwar Sword

Lot #2 (Sale Order 3 of 842)

Antique Indian Tulwar Sword, with a 30.75" straight single-edged blade made of wootz folded steel which widens near the tip for about 9", showing visible wood grain in the blade metal, with flat back spine. No maker markings on the blade. Iron handle with round guard knobs and a slightly cupped round pommel plate. Gold koftgari decorations on the borders of the handle and pommel. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing a light rust patina overall with some smaller areas of rust, a couple of tiny edge nicks, small nick in the point, but should clean up nicely. Handle shows a dark patina to the iron, with wear and minor losses to the gold koftgari work. Handle is tight to the blade, with some play in the pommel plate. Est.: $400-$800.

High Quality Russian Model 1881/1909 Officer's Shashka Sword

Lot #3 (Sale Order 4 of 842)

High Quality Russian Model 1881/1909 Officer's Shashka Sword, 33" etched decorated blade, single wide fuller running about 3/4s of the way down the blade. Blade is etched with floral and architectural designs with gold fire gilding that covers about half the length. Gilded brass "D" guard with turned-down quillion having a hollow circle at the tip. Smooth grip ferrule and pommel with grooved cap. Hilt fittings have no raised or engraved decorations like most Russian officer's swords. There is a stamped number "573" on the underside of the quillion, and a small Russian eagle stamp with Cyrillic lettering on the top side of the quillion. Grip is carved, grooved buffalo horn. There is no scabbard present. OAL is 38.5". Condition is good, the fittings showing wear to the gold gilding which only remains in some protected areas. Blade shows numerous minor rust and fingerprint rust stains, a few small edge nicks, and wear to the gold gilding of the etched designs. There is no pitting on the blade. Remnants of the original thin red felt blade washer are present. Horn grip shows some minor chipping around the top and bottom edges but is overall in good condition. Hilt is tight to the blade. Maker marked "Schaaf Sohne St. Petersburg" at the ricasso. Schaaf & Sohne was a German maker who had a warrant to make swords granted by the Imperial Russian court. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Imperial Russian Enlisted Shashka Sword

Lot #4 (Sale Order 5 of 842)

Imperial Russian Enlisted Shashka Sword. Nice Imperial Russian enlisted shashka sword having a slightly curved 34" single edged blade with a very wide single fuller. Marked at the ricasso with Imperial Russian arsenal proof marks, and dated 1902. Remnants of the original leather blade washer present. Brass handle fittings with unit marks, stamped numbers, 1902 date, and Cyrillic writing. Spiral grooved wood grip. Leather sword knot with broken strap. Black leather covered wood scabbard with brass fittings and single hanging ring. Top fitting has stamped numbers. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying, light pitting, spider web rusting, and heaving pitting near the tip. No edge nicks. Brass fittings on the handle and scabbard have a nice dark uncleaned patina, showing numerous small dings to the finish, scratches, scuffs, dents, and dings. Leather knot shows heavy age, cracking, scuffs, and one side of the strap is broken. Scabbard leather shows numerous scuffs, scratches, small gouges, and age cracking. Overall a good example in mostly untouched condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,500.

Napoleonic Era French An XIII Flintlock Cavalry Pistol (Pistolet Modele An XIII

Lot #5 (Sale Order 6 of 842)

Napoleonic Era French An XIII Flintlock Cavalry Pistol (Pistolet Modele An XIII), NVSN, .69 cal., 8" tapered round barrel without sights marked "1813" at left breech, "Me en. 13" top tang. Beveled lockplate with pointed tail has separate brass pan, reinforced cock, marked "Mu Imple/De Tulle" (Imperial Arsenal at Tulle). Brass furniture includes single band with integral tang connecting to serpentine sideplate, trigger guard on iron floorplate, peaked buttcap (all marked "L"). Walnut halfstock has roundel marked "1813" over encircled "EB" (?) and script "B" at left wrist, with iron button-tip ramrod. Mfg'd 1813 with bright finishes. Condition is about fine with bright metal, fine edges and markings. Lock appears to be original flintlock with unaltered touchhole. Stock is sound and smooth with added finish. Action is crisp, clean smoothbore shows light roughness. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Ornate 18th Century Continental-Spanish Flintlock Pocket or Coat Pistol

Lot #6 (Sale Order 7 of 842)

Ornate 18th Century Continental-Spanish Flintlock Pocket or Coat Pistol, NVSN, .64 cal., 5-3/8" two-stage barrel has four turned rings at muzzle, interlacing gold scrollwork along round section, 4 turned rings at juncture, gold leaf & vine inlays and gold "(crown)/MO/LAS" poincon on the polygonal rear section, top tang with carved leaf patterns and circular lead (?) inlay. Rounded lock is marked "10N" (?) beneath the "swan's neck" cock, has sculpted pan, curved-tail frizzen and chiseled spring. Early-style trigger with curved tail. Walnut stock has carved flourishes below forend and about the tang, and an engraved crest within a checkered panel at backstrap. Engraved iron furniture includes butt with long side tangs and filigreed cap, trigger guard with pineapple front finial, 4.25" sideplate in the form of a fire-belching mythical beast. Stock with 1.25" carved bone nosecap. Condition is about fine with most inlays complete, barrel with a smooth dark patina, bright furniture, sharp engraving, sound and smooth stock with fine relief carvings. Lock appears to be original flintlock with unbushed touchhole. Action is smooth, smoothbore is clean with scattered light erosion. Perhaps the work of Eudal Mola who worked in Ripoll (Catalonia, Spain) in the late 18th century, or another from this gunmaking dynasty. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Antique British Flintlock Blunderbuss, by William Brazier of London

Lot #7 (Sale Order 8 of 842)

Antique British Flintlock Blunderbuss, by William Brazier of London, NVSN, 1" bore at muzzle, 16" swamped barrel has cannon rings at breech and muzzle, marked "Brazier Minories London" (Minories a street and district in the city's East End) with 3 London proofmarks at breech. Rounded lockplate is marked "Brazier", has a swan's neck cock, integral pan and light scroll engraving. Walnut fullstock has a slim wrist and brass furniture incl. 2 thimbles retaining the brass-tipped hardwood ramrod. Made ca. 1720s-50s. Condition is quite fine for the type and age, the iron surfaces bright with scattered light etching, sharp edges, markings and engraving, with age-toned brass. Stock is sound and generally smooth with mild age and use marks, a .75" chip missing from toe of butt and perhaps added finish. Lock appears to be original flintlock with unbushed touchhole. Action is strong, smoothbore shows scattered mild roughness. Wm. Brazier was apprenticed in 1702, had 28,844 guns proved at the Tower between 1721-31, and was elected Master of the Gunmakers' Company in 1730 and 1747. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique) **

Rare Swedish Model 1845 Percussion "Doglock" Navy Belt Hook Pistol

Lot #8 (Sale Order 9 of 842)

Rare Swedish Model 1845 Percussion "Doglock" Navy Belt Hook Pistol, #938, .63 cal., 9.625" round barrel, brass blade sight and notched tang rear sight; "JH", "JE" and large "H" at breech, button-tip stirrup ramrod; beveled flat lock has safety "dog" and "938" behind the military hammer, a large "H/1855" below the tall nipple bolster; brass fittings are loop trigger guard with long rear tang adjoining the oval buttcap having an iron lanyard ring and single spring-retained band. Walnut fullstock has 5.37" belt hook integral with sideplate, "938", a possible "(crown)", "1855" opposite lock, and a half-inch encircled "(cross)" at right grip. Condition is very good, showing dark brown patina to barrel with patch of cleaned erosion at front sight, smooth gunmetal lock, age-toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with good markings and scattered minor dings. Quite scarce. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique European (Likely French) Breechloading Boxlock Pinfire Pistol, with Spring Dagger

Lot #9 (Sale Order 10 of 842)

Antique European (Likely French) Breechloading Boxlock Pinfire Pistol, with Spring Dagger, NVSN, 9mm, 4-5/8" octagonal SXS barrel group tips up on front frame hinge, has 4" spring-action dagger hinged at muzzle. Boxlock frame has barrel release button at left, crosshatch pattern at sides, twin hammers and folding triggers, integral straps with 1-piece fluted hardwood grip, fluted buttcap with lanyard ring. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is very good showing smooth gray gunmetal, with occasional oxidation and sharp edges. Stock is sound with fine carving, perhaps added varnish. Actions are strong, barrel hinge tight, bores show scattered moderate erosion. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Very Rare Belgian Double Action Pinfire Revolver-Knife Combination Arm

Lot #10 (Sale Order 11 of 842)

Very Rare Belgian Double Action Pinfire Revolver-Knife Combination Arm, NVSN, 10mm cal., 4.5" round barrel made as a single unit with the 7.75" Bowie-style blade below, has bead-blade front sight, 3.5" sliding ejector rod with knurled knob at right. Round 6-shot cylinder has sparse floral engraving and "ELG/(star)" Liege proof on circumference. Floral-engraved open-top frame has large round shield with top-hinged loading/ejection gate at right, separate guard, integral "saw-handle" straps with lanyard ring at butt, and 2-piece checkered walnut grips. Condition is good, retaining significant amounts of what appears to be blue mainly on the blade and lug, else generally smooth gray gunmetal having scattered light oxidation, fine engraving and markings. No sheath. Grips are sound showing sharp checkering and much original varnish. Action is crisp, bore is clean with fine rifling. Most unusual and rare. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Antique Belgian Pinfire Double Action Revolving Pepperbox Pistol

Lot #11 (Sale Order 12 of 842)

Antique Belgian Pinfire Double Action Revolving Pepperbox Pistol, NVSN, 7.65mm, 2" 6-shot barrel group has tiny sights over each chamber. Frame has hinged barrel release lever at front, enclosed circular shield and standing breech, tall hammer, folding trigger, integral "saw-handle" straps with finely checkered hardwood grips. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70% thinning blue to barrels and release lever. Frame has evidence of pitting at shield and backstrap, along with odd peen marks (or casting flaws). Sound grips show light wear and fine checkering. Action is smooth, lockup is loose, smoothbores have moderate erosion. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique) **

European Double-Barrel Percussion Howdah Pistol

Lot #12 (Sale Order 13 of 842)

European (Possibly French) Double-Barrel Percussion Howdah Pistol, NVSN, 12 ga., 6-5/8" damascus O/U barrels have full-length top rib, 2.75" flat sides, hardwood ramrod retained at right. Breech has urn-shaped nipple bolsters with loosely engraved scrolls, matching engraved high-spur hammers and back-action locks, 5.25" belt hook at left. Varnished fruitwood stock has carved fluted grip with domed buttcap. Unmarked as to maker or origin. Condition is very good retaining light damascus patterning to barrels mixed with scattered oxidation and erosion at bottom, balance is clean gray gunmetal with sharp edges and engraving. Stock is sound and smooth with small cracks at top of wrist, fine fluting, pleasing burl grain and color. Actions are stout and crisp, smoothbores are clean. Howdah pistols were used for hunting tigers and other dangerous game at close quarters; this one's belt hook might suggest shipboard use. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)**

British Tower Percussion Fullstock Single Shot Military-Style Rifle

Lot #13 (Sale Order 14 of 842)

British Tower Percussion Fullstock Single Shot Military Rifle, NVSN, approx. .60 cal., 33" round barrel, blued finish to all metal parts; smooth wood stock with "5" stamped on right side of buttstock. Markings include "TOWER/1861" on lockplate in front of hammer, and a Royal Crown stamped behind the hammer; also two "25"s stamped on left side of barrel at breech along with three small proofs; flip-up adjustable rear sight also displays gradation marks on the top flat of this rear sight. Rifle is in overall good condition, displaying approx. 40%-50% muted blued finish with balance gone to a pleasing brown patina. The two sling swivels are present along with an old heavy dark leather military-type sling. Barrel has an unmarked bayonet lug. Action is crisp, bore is dark. A nice example of this British military rifle. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Most Unusual Antique French Ten-Shot Pill-Lock Revolving Vertical-Turret Pistol

Lot #14 (Sale Order 15 of 842)

Most Unusual Antique French Ten-Shot Pill-Lock Revolving Vertical-Turret Pistol, #292, 7mm cal., 3.5" octagonal barrel has tall blade sight on the full-length top rib, is marked "J.I. Gouery Canatoch/Paris" in oval at left and "Systeme A. Noel/Bte SGDG" at right. Right side of frame has a 2.25" horizontal bar hammer and eight cutout holes, 8 matching holes on hinged loading door at left, folding trigger, all metal shows overall floral and geometric decorative etching. 2" circular internal vertical turret has ratchet at left side, ten 7mm bores and corresponding pill receptacles at right. Two-piece hardwood grips have floral carved upper areas and coarse diamond-checkering. Mfg'd ca. 1860, perhaps with bright finish and Niello (darkened) backgrounds. Condition is very good, the metal an aged gray patina with sharp etching, edges and markings. Grips are smooth with most original varnish. All visible serial numbers match. Action functions but doesn't always rotate/index, bore is clean with sharp rifling. Very rare and unusual. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)**

Massive Antique German Percussion Wall Gun

Lot #15 (Sale Order 16 of 842)

Massive Antique German Percussion Wall Gun, #1-0011, .88 cal., very heavy 27.75" octagonal barrel measures 1.5" across flats, has dovetailed blade front and folding-leaf rear (marked "300") sights, sling swivel 7" below muzzle, marked with sunken "G", rectangular "(crown)" and oval "GF" marks at breech; 6" lockplate with large flat hammer and pyramidal nipple bolster marked "Amberg 1837/(crown)"; steel fittings comprise 10" trigger guard with rear finger-spur, .875" thick x 5.75" high buttplate, 6.5" wooden patch box with incised stylized "T" and metal latch-piece, serpentine sideplate, 3.75"x2" nose cap with raised lip at flat front. Double set triggers. Halfstock of varnished walnut has a script "N" marked on the 1.5"-wide flat belly, 1"-thick x 5.75" cheek rest at left, 1.75" oval iron escutcheons at either side of the rear barrel key. Action functions, bore shows etching and good rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Antique Belgian Transitional Double Action Ring-Trigger Percussion Revolver

Lot #16 (Sale Order 17 of 842)

Antique Belgian Transitional Double Action Ring-Trigger Percussion Revolver, NVSN, 8mm, 5.75" octagonal barrel, dovetailed front blade and notch rear sights and right-side lever that operates the ratcheting loading rod, unmarked but for a small "(crown)/V") proof at left lug. Round 6-shot cylinder has engraved forest scene of a horseman and hounds chasing a deer, "(star)/ELG" Liege and "(crown)/V" proofs at one chamber. Frame has fine floral engraving motifs, ring trigger below operating heart-shaped hammer above, integral straps having finely checkered ebonized hardwood grips with faceted flat buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1850s with blued barrel and cylinder, else perhaps bright. Condition is excellent, retaining 95% smooth blue, sharp cylinder scene, loading lever with soft case colors, frame and straps with sharp engraving and clean gray gunmetal. Grips are sound with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, smoothbore is bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Antique)**

Antique British Transitional Double Action Percussion Revolver

Lot #17 (Sale Order 18 of 842)

Antique British Transitional Double Action Percussion Revolver, NVSN, 10mm, 5" octagonal barrel is marked "Improved Revolver" on top flat, attaches via a bottom strap to frame having a large circular nipple shield. Six-shot plain round cylinder with vertical nipples. Frame has a top bar hammer, fine English floral engraving, integral flat-butt straps with 2-pc. finely-checkered hardwood grips. Birmingham proofs to barrel and cylinder. High quality yet unmarked as to maker. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-60s, with blued barrel, frame and straps, case hardened cylinder, hammer and trigger. Condition is fine retaining approx. 50% barrel blue showing scattered light oxidation, 80% blue to frame and nipple shield, less on straps. Lovely flowing case colors. Grips are sound with sharp checkering and impeccable fit. Action is crisp, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)**

Antique French SXS Double Barrel Percussion Coach Gun, by LePage of Paris

Lot #18 (Sale Order 19 of 842)

Antique French SXS Double Barrel Percussion Coach Gun, by LePage of Paris, NVSN, 10 ga., 22" twist-pattern barrels, bead front sight and 5.25" deeply-etched panel of Rococo style vines and scrolls on top rib at breech, lever-like raised side pieces, deep vase-like nipple flash guards. Flat lockplates are engraved with field scenes of men on horseback and pheasants on the wing, are marked "LePage Freres" at left and "A Paris" at right. Walnut halfstock checkered at wrist has iron fittings incl. trigger guard with pineapple front finial and long rear tang, shotgun buttplate with long top tang engraved en suite, 2 ferrules retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod, sling swivels. Mfg'd ca. mid-1800s. Condition is very good, retaining no original finishes but generally smooth gray-brown gunmetal, having scattered oxidation, very good twist pattern, engraving and markings. Stock is sound showing wear to checkering, pleasing grain and original finish. Actions are crisp, bores show occasional mild roughness. Coach guns were often used by mounted outriders guarding mail, valuables or important persons within. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)**

Huge Antique English SXS Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun, by Wm. Moore & Co.

Lot #19 (Sale Order 20 of 842)

Huge Antique English SXS Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun, by Wm. Moore & Co., NVSN, 8 ga., 30.5" twist-grain barrels marked "William Moore & Co. London" on top rib having 4 platinum bands and blowout plugs at breeches. Flat scroll-engraved lockplates are marked "William Moore & Co.", with matching hammers. Checkered walnut halfstock has iron fittings engraved en suite, German silver plaque at belly, brass-tipped hickory ramrod. Mfg'd ca. mid-1800s. Condition is very good, retaining no original finishes but generally smooth gray gunmetal having scattered oxidation and occasional knackering, very good twist pattern, engraving and markings. Stock is sound showing considerable wear to checkering, 4" sliver repair at left forearm, age and use marks and original finish. Actions are crisp, bores are clean showing occasional frosting. Replacement nipples. This shotgun may have been used for hunting dangerous big game on safari, or for guarding the ramparts. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)**

Large Antique Breechloading Pinfire Punt or Market Gun, by Devisme of Paris

Lot #20 (Sale Order 21 of 842)

Large Antique Breechloading Pinfire Punt or Market Gun, by Devisme of Paris, #1983, 7/8" bore, 27.75" heavy round-to-octagonal browned twist-pattern barrel with block-blade front and folding 3-leaf rear sight marked "50-100-150" (meters), marked "Devisme a Paris" in gold atop the 9" octagonal breech section with cannon rings at juncture. Scroll-engraved blued and casehardened action breaks open at breech with long under-lever for loading/manual extraction, marked "No 1983" and "An 1863" (presumed year of mfg.), has back-action lock marked "Devisme", large hammer and steel furniture all engraved en suite. Walnut stock has buttplate with door opening to 2 butt traps, trigger guard with front grip, sling loop at belly. Condition is very fine, retaining approx. 75% thinning brown, bright blue to release-lever section, faint (but mostly silvered) case colors, sharp edges, markings and engraving. Action is strong and crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)**

Antique Belgian Over/Under Percussion Double Rifle

Lot #21 (Sale Order 22 of 842)

Antique Belgian Over/Under Percussion Double Rifle, Unmarked as to Maker, NVSN, 10.35mm, 29.25" twist barrels with buckhorn-style sights have "(crown)/Z" and Belgian caliber/view marks at right breech. Three iron ferrules retain the brass-tipped hickory ramrod at right side. Twin back-action locks have deep curved nipple shields and sporting hammers, brass trigger guard with 6" rear tang. Varnished walnut stock has checkering at wrist, brass shotgun-style buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-60s with browned twist barrels. Condition is fine retaining 95% barrel brown and clear twist pattern, traces of case colors but mostly smooth gray gunmetal, lightly age-toned brass. Stock is sound and smooth with sharp checkering, mild age/use marks, much original finish. Ramrod is wrapped in black electrical tape for unknown reason. Actions are crisp, clean bores have sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)**

Antique Southern American Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle

Lot #22 (Sale Order 23 of 842)

Antique Southern American Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle, by J.S. Armfield & Son of Jamestown, North Carolina, NVSN, .36 cal., 37.25" octagonal barrel with buckhorn style sights marked "Armfield & Son" on top flat. Scroll engraved flat lockplate marked "Jos'h Golcher" is an English import, has unusual squared vertical fences to nipple bolster, double set triggers. German silver furniture includes 3.75" rounded patch box, trigger guard with rear finger rests, 8.75" lower tang for the brass crescent buttplate, 4-3/8" sideplate with engraved fish motif, 7.5" inlay under forend, nose cap, 3 thimbles retaining the plain hickory ramrod and 4 stock inlays, all scroll-engraved en suite. Varnished tiger-stripe maple halfstock with cheekrest. Made ca. 1840s-60s with blued barrel, casehardened lock, bright silver. Condition is near fine, retaining 80% thinning/darkening barrel blue with pitting in area of nipple, else dark gray gunmetal and bright silver with very good edges, engraving and markings. Stock is sound and mostly smooth showing wear to striping, much darkened original varnish. Lock functions, bore shows oxidation in grooves, sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)**

Antique American Flintlock Kentucky Long Rifle

Lot #23 (Sale Order 24 of 842)

Antique American Flintlock Kentucky Long Rifle, NVSN, .44 cal., 41" pinned octagonal barrel with Rocky Mountain sights is unmarked. Brass furniture includes unmarked "banana" lockplate with fluted rear terminal, faceted pan and iron "swan-neck" cock, openwork modified "horse-head" patchbox having domed door to stock cavity for patches/spare parts (empty); trigger guard with faceted tangs, crescent buttplate with long lower tang and faceted upper, fancy curved sideplate, 2.25" nose cap and 3 thimbles retaining the plain hickory ramrod. "Roman Nose" maple fullstock with delicate wrist shows profuse tiger-striping, double incised border lines ending in squiggles at lower thimble, "Man in-the-Moon" inlay and leaf/vine carving at the raised scrolled cheekrest. Made late 18th-early 19th century. Condition is very good and better for a Kentucky, the barrel showing aged blue under a very dark patina, the brass with untouched dark toning. Stock is sound and smooth with fine prominent striping, light wear and pleasing appearance. Lock appears to be original flintlock with unbushed touchhole. Action is smooth, bore is clean with fine rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)**

Antique American Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle

Lot #24 (Sale Order 25 of 842)

Antique American Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .45 cal., 31" octagonal barrel marked "New-York" on top flat, has scroll engraved breech with double platinum bands, nipple bolster with high curved flash shield, and Rocky Mountain style sights. Engraved back-action lock with matching dolphin-head hammer is marked "W.A. Seaver", has double set triggers. German silver furniture includes trigger guard with pineapple front finial and rear finger rest, 4.5" round patch box with pineapple finial, crescent buttplate with long separate lower tang, a running stag inlay at cheekpiece, fancy pierced sideplate, 2 oval bbl. key escutcheons, nose cap, lower ramrod finial (with 2 iron finials retains hickory rod to under-barrel rib), all engraved en suite. Made mid-19th century. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 85% smooth original blue, thinning/darkening and with scattered light oxidation, sharp edges, engraving and markings. Varnished walnut halfstock has sharply checkered panels at wrist, lovely grain, color and original finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique)**

Large Antique Percussion Halfstock Punt or Market Gun

Lot #25 (Sale Order 26 of 842)

Large Antique Percussion Halfstock Punt or Market Gun, by Lane & Read of Boston, Mass., NVSN, 1" smoothbore cal., 42.5" round barrel with small brass bead front sight, cannon-turned rings at juncture with 4-3/8" 16-sided section ahead of 8" octagonal breech section measuring 1-5/8" across the flats, and marked "Lane & Read, Boston" on top. Back-action lock is marked "Lane & Read" with scroll engraving, has nipple bolster with large sweeping flash shield, "dolphin head" hammer. Iron furniture includes trigger guard with pineapple front tang and long rear, straight buttplate with long top tang, all engraved en suite. Black walnut halfstock has 4 oval German silver barrel key escutcheons, matching nose cap and lower ramrod ferrule (with 2 iron ferrules on lower barrel rib retains the hickory ramrod). Made ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is very good retaining traces of barrel blue mixed with brown patina and scattered light oxidation, else dark gunmetal having fine edges, engraving and markings. Stock is sound and generally smooth with a 7.5" crack beneath the lower rod ferrule and a 13.5" replaced section of matching wood on the left side extending from breech to nose cap, with 4 filled (screw?) holes below, and an old patch of filler on right side of upper barrel tang. Action is strong and smooth, bore is clean. Used mainly on the Atlantic seaboard, punt/market guns were able to bag entire flocks of ducks and other waterfowl with a single shot. Est.: $1.800-$2,400. (Antique)**

Antique American "Mule Ear" Action Percussion Rifle

Lot #26 (Sale Order 27 of 842)

Antique American "Mule Ear" Action Percussion Rifle, NVSN, .50 cal., 30" octagonal barrel has buckhorn style sights and under-rib with single brass thimble supporting the brass-tipped hickory ramrod. Engraved lockplate has matching side-action or "Mule Ear" hammer, thin metal nipple flash guard. Slim walnut halfstock has brass furniture incl. scrolled trigger guard, 5" domed patchbox, crescent buttplate with long lower tang, small oval sideplate, pewter nose cap, 8 copper and brass star-crescent moon-diamond inlays and 2 mother-of-pearl hearts. Made ca. mid-1800s. Condition is very good, the barrel showing a generally smooth blue-brown color, dark lock, and age-toned brass. Stock is sound and smooth with 1.75" replaced wood at toe, 3" replaced sliver at right nose cap, 3.25" carved-out area where ramrod enters, missing 3 copper inlays. Action is smooth, bore is clean with good rifling. A charming, homespun frontier-made rifle. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)**

Antique Unmarked American Heavy-Barrel Percussion Underhammer Rifle

Lot #27 (Sale Order 28 of 842)

Antique Unmarked American Heavy-Barrel Percussion Underhammer Rifle, perhaps by Nicandor Kendall of Vermont, NVSN, .38 cal., 31" round bull barrel has 7.5" octagonal breech section with long dovetailed notch rear sight, 6" upper tang. Underhammer action is enclosed within stock wrist, has bowl-shaped brass nipple flash-guard, unique flat-bottom steel trigger guard with spurred rear finger-hold mounted on brass floorplate, stub trigger. Varnished walnut stock has arrow-shaped brass wrist escutcheons, 5.75" brass patch box, 1.75" high German-silver bust of a stag on carved cheekrest, iron crescent buttplate with separate lower tang. Made ca. 1830s-40s likely in New England by a quality maker, with blued finish and casehardened hammer. Condition is very good to near fine, retaining traces of blue and darkened case colors, else smooth gray gunmetal having sharp edges and details. Stock shows a couple repaired cracks at right-hand wrist, fine edges, lovely grain, color and original finish. Action is crisp, clean bore shows sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)**

Unusual Antique New York State Over/Under Double-Barrel Percussion Rifle/Fowler

Lot #28 (Sale Order 29 of 842)

Unusual Antique New York State Over/Under Double-Barrel Percussion Rifle/Fowler, by Marcus J. Whitmore of Potsdam, NY, NVSN, .40 and .50 cals., 29.75" round-to-octagonal barrels marked "M.J. Whitmore/Potsdam, N.Y." on top flat and "A.D. Sabin" at right, have drum nipple bolsters and 3 metal ferrules at each side rib for the 2 hickory ramrods of different calibers. Long, slim iron frame has twin hammers and triggers, removable left sideplate. Short walnut buttstock has 4" round brass patchbox, brass crescent buttplate with long tangs, brass collar at frame juncture, scrolled brass trigger guard. Made ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is about fine, retaining approx. 80% smooth blue-brown to barrels, 90% brown color to frame, bright brass, and fine markings. Stock is sound and smooth with a German silver Star of Bethlehem at left side. Actions are smooth, the .50 cal. smoothbore shows mild roughness, the .40 cal bore is clean with fine rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)**

Very Rare American Perc. Lever-Action Vertical-Turret Revolving Rifle, by P.W. Porter, 2nd Model

Lot #29 (Sale Order 30 of 842)

Very Rare American Percussion Lever-Action Vertical-Turret Revolving Rifle, by P.W. Porter, 2nd Model, #436, .44 cal., 28" octagonal barrel, unique offset sights, marked "Address/P.W. Porter/New-York" and "P.W. Porter's/Patent/1851" at left angled flat. Nine-shot, 3.5" dia. vertical turret (cylinder) is rotated/locked and the "mule-ear" (side action) hammer is cocked by lowering the lever, then fired by the normal trigger. Original mfg'd with a serpentine loading lever atop the barrel/breech and a circular magazine to automatically feed percussion caps, both of which were removed during its period of use. Varnished straight walnut buttstock has an iron crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1850s by G.P. Foster of Taunton, Mass., with blued barrel and casehardened frame and turret, in qty. of just 350-400 guns. Condition is very good with traces of darkened original barrel blue, the frame and turret being smooth brown gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Wood is sound with generally minor age and use marks, and much original finish. Action is defective (won't hold cock), bore is clean with very good rifling. Hard to find in any condition. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)**

U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol, by Henry Aston of Middletown, CT

Lot #30 (Sale Order 31 of 842)

U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol, by Henry Aston of Middletown, CT, NVSN, .54 cal., 8.5" round barrel, brass blade front sight, "WN" (Walter North) inspector's mark at breech. Beveled flat lockplate is marked "US"/H.Aston" under bolster, "Middtn/Conn./1850" vertically to rear. Brass fittings include trigger guard with rear tang reaching to round buttcap with backstrap extending to barrel tang, curved sideplate made integral with front band. Walnut halfstock. Condition is very good, the iron surfaces (originally bright) a generally smooth, deep aged brown (pitting in nipple area) with good edges and markings. Brass shows aged patina, scattered light verdigris, nicks at butt. Captive stirrup ramrod is missing. Stock is sound and smooth with minor age and use marks, lacks left-side inspector's cartouche. Action is strong and smooth, smoothbore is clean. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

R. Johnson Model 1836 Smoothbore Flintlock Pistol, Converted to Percussion

Lot #30A (Sale Order 32 of 842)

R. Johnson Model 1836 Smoothbore Flintlock Pistol, converted to percussion, NVSN, approx. .54 cal., 8.5" round barrel, backstrap with integral butt cap, brass front blade sight and the yolk supporting the percussion conversion nipple base. Varnished one-piece wood stock. Markings include correct "U.S./N.W.P./P" proof on top of barrel at breech, "U.S./JOHNSON/MIDDN/CONN/1840" on lockplate in front of hammer, plus two inspector cartouches on left side of stock above the trigger group "MPL" (for Major M. P. Lomax, U.S. Army) and "EB" (for Elzur Bates). Overall condition of this martial pistol is good, displaying an even gray/brown patina to iron metal surfaces and a pleasing taffy-colored patina to brass parts. Stock displays moderate age and wear with clear cartouches. Action is strong and crisp, bore is dark. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Antique).

U.S. Model 1833 Hall-North Percussion Breechloading Carbine

Lot #31 (Sale Order 33 of 842)

U.S. Model 1833 Hall-North Percussion Breechloading Carbine, with Distinctive Internal Spike Bayonet, NVSN, .52 cal., 26-3/16" round barrel is secured by 2 spring-retained bands. Unique 9.5" Hall receiver with "NWP" (Nahum W. Patch) inspector's initials at front, has 6" rear-hinged breechblock marked "U.S./ S. North/Middl'tn/Conn./1839" ahead of boxlock hammer, release hook below. Iron fittings incl. trigger guard with 2 finger-ridges, sling ring and 7" hinged compartment in stock belly for tools (not present), buttplate marked "1" on tang, 25.25" sliding spike bayonet spring retained between 2 mounts at muzzle. Mfg'd ca. 1836-39 with brown lacquer finish and casehardened breechblock, in just 6,135 qty. Condition is very good, showing cleaned bright metal having scattered light roughness, darkened breechblock case colors, sharp edges and markings. Oil-finished walnut 3/4 stock is sound with scattered marks of age and military use. Top of hammer spur ground down. Action is smooth, smoothbore has overall moderate erosion. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)**

Very Rare 1841 U.S. Navy Contract Jenks "Mule Ear" Breechloading Percussion Rifle,

Lot #32 (Sale Order 34 of 842)

Very Rare 1841 U.S. Navy Contract Jenks "Mule Ear" Breechloading Percussion Rifle, NVSN, 54 cal., 35" round barrel marked "W. Jenks", "USN/RP(civilian inspector Richard Paine)/P/1844" at breech, has lug for angular bayonet under muzzle. Long receiver has 5.75" hinged top lever (marked "7/38" inside) that actuates an internal plunger for loading paper cartridges. 6.5" flat lockplate is marked "N.P. Ames/Springfield/Mass." and "Wm. Jenks" to rear of mule-ear side hammer. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has brass trigger guard, flat buttplate, 3 screw-retained bands (top with integral blade sight). Mfg'd 1844 in just 1,000 rifles. Condition is very good, retaining no barrel brown or case colors, being bright metal with fine edges and clear markings. Stock is sound with generally mild marks of age and military use, has repaired break at left wrist, lacks inspector's cartouche opposite lock. Action is crisp, frosted bore has very good rifling. Est.: $2,000-$4,000. (Antique)

Interesting Smoothbore Percussion Musketoon Altered from a U.S. Model 1842 Musket

Lot #33 (Sale Order 35 of 842)

Interesting Smoothbore Percussion Musketoon Altered from a U.S. Model 1842 Musket, NVSN, .69 cal., 21.5" round barrel has a brass blade front and no rear sight, marked "V/P/(eaglehead)", "5" and "1851" at breech. Beveled lockplate has "(Federal Eagle)/US" ahead of hammer and "Spring/Field/1851" vertically behind. Iron trigger guard without a sling swivel, round 3" brass patch box, flat brass buttplate without tangs, 1.25" clipped-corner rectangular brass plate inlaid ahead of buttplate, "L"-shaped iron sideplate, single spring-retained iron band, flat brass nose plate, iron ramrod with brass trumpet head. Oil-stained walnut stock is sound and smooth, lacks inspector's cartouche opposite lock. Barrel shortened from original 42", ramrod shortened and without threads. Condition is very good as configured, the iron being generally smooth brown/gray gunmetal with scattered oxidation and very good edges and markings. Action is strong and crisp, nipple fine, smoothbore is clean. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Transitional Model 1873-77 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, with Bayonet, Scabbard & Sling

Lot #34 (Sale Order 36 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Transitional Model 1873-77 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, with Bayonet, Scabbard and Sling, #171469, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32-5/8" barrel has block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug), Buffington rear and band with corresponding sight groove, "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" at breech, "Low Arch" trapdoor is marked "US/Model/1873" at hinge, flat lockplate lacks the "1873" date, oil-stained walnut fullstock has lengthened 10.5" comb, "SWP/1881" inspector's cartouche, curved buttplate with "US" at top. Mfg'd 1881. Condition is fine, retaining much darkened military blue, silvered case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with sharp cartouche, encircled "P" and "B.D.B." at belly, pleasing color and finish. Action is crisp, bore is clean with fine rifling. This rifle falls in the Model 1879 serial range but retains the straight receiver-barrel juncture. Bayonet is excellent with 99% blue and "US" at throat; matching condition scabbard has leather frog marked "Rock Island/Arsenal/1904/H.E.K." and "212", with round brass "US" medallion. Russet leather sling is also excellent. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Ramrod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle

Lot #35 (Sale Order 37 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Ramrod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle, #516579, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32-5/8" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "1" at breech has block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) and windage-elevation adjustable Buffington rear marked "R". "Low Arch" breechblock is marked "U.S/Model/1884" at hinge, flat lockplate has usual markings. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has curved buttplate marked "US" at top with door for tools (none present), Model 1888 sliding ramrod-bayonet at muzzle, "SWP/1892" inspector's cartouche at left wrist, "65/37/M" at butt. Mfg'd 1892. Condition is very good retaining no original finishes, being generally smooth gray gunmetal having fine edges and lettering. Stock is sound and smooth showing occasional minor use marks and clear markings. Action is crisp, bore is clean with strong rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Springfield Armory Model 1884 Trapdoor Carbine

Lot #36 (Sale Order 38 of 842)

Springfield Armory Model 1884 Trapdoor Carbine, #341259, .45-70 cal., breechblock is marked "U.S./MODEL/1884", 22" barrel has a faint "VP(eagle)P" at the back and a M1884 sight with a M1890 sight protector band. Lockplate is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD" with an eagle, and the three-click hammer works well. The metal was period refinished and is in very good condition with patina on the triggerplate. Stock is very good but was sanded leaving the cartouche and "(circle)P" proof faint. This is a correct M1884 carbine made in 1886. Action works properly, bore is frosted with good rifling. Reproduction cleaning rods and a M1882 headless shell extractor are in the butt trap. Est.: $1,000-$1,800. (Antique)

Civil War U.S. Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket

Lot #37 (Sale Order 39 of 842)

Civil War U.S. Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket, by Savage Revolving Fire Arms Co. of Middletown, Conn., NVSN, .58 cal., 40" barrel marked "1864" and "V/P/(eaglehead)" at short octagonal breech section with bolster having a cleanout screw, front sight doubles as lug for angular bayonet (not present). Beveled lockplate has "(Federal Eagle)/U.S." and "Savage R.F.A. Co./Middletown, Ct." ahead of hammer, "1863" vertically behind. Steel fittings incl. trigger guard with swivel, buttplate marked "US" at top, 3 spring-retained bands (middle with swivel), nose cap, and tulip-head ramrod. Oil-stained walnut fullstock is marked "N.J." (New Jersey) opposite lock. Mfg'd 1864. Condition is excellent for a military rifle, retaining smooth bright steel with sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with a few scattered age and use marks, a half-inch gouge below the top band, feathering to buttstock grain, pleasing color and finish. Action is crisp, nipple perfect, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Exceptional. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

William Mason Model 1861 Muzzleloading Rifle/Musket

Lot #38 (Sale Order 40 of 842)

William Mason Model 1861 Muzzleloading Rifle/Musket, .58 cal., 40" barrel is marked "V/P/(eagle)" and dated 1863 at the back. The wide, flat barrel bands are "U" marked, and the swelled ramrod is full length and threaded. Lockplate is marked "(eagle)" then "U.S. Wm MASON/TAUNTON" and dated 1863. The two-click hammer works properly. Metal is very good but was cleaned leaving some markings partial, and there is light pitting around the nipple. Stock is in very good condition with light handling marks and one dent in front of the lockplate. The boxed script cartouche is excellent. Bore is good with light rust. Mason delivered 30,000 muskets to the U.S. Government in 1863 which were shipped in the white. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Antique)

Civil War Remington Model 1863 "Zouave" Muzzleloading Percussion Rifle

Lot #39 (Sale Order 41 of 842)

Civil War Remington Model 1863 "Zouave" Muzzleloading Percussion Rifle, NVSN, .58 cal., 33" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)", "1863", "Steel" and "H.S.L." (inspector Homer S. Lathe) at breech has lug for saber bayonet 4" below right muzzle. Flat lockplate is marked "(Federal Eagle)/U.S." and "Remington's/Ilion, N.Y." ahead of hammer, "1863" behind. Brass mountings incl. trigger guard with swivel, 4.75" patchbox, curved buttplate marked "U.S." at top, 2 spring-retained barrel bands (top with swivel), nose cap retaining the steel tulip head ramrod. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has "HDJ" (Henry D. Jennings) and "BH" (Benjamin Hannis) inspectors' cartouches opposite lock. Mfg'd 1863. Condition is excellent showing 98% military blue, traces of case colors but mostly silvered, lightly toned brass. Stock is smooth with sharp cartouches and pleasing finish. Action is strong and smooth, bore is bright with sharp 7-groove rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Period German "Brooklyn Bridge" Copy of a Colt Model 1849 Revolver, Cased with Accoutrements

Lot #40 (Sale Order 42 of 842)

Period German "Brooklyn Bridge" Copy of a Colt Model 1849 Revolver, Cased with Accouterments, #24160, 9mm cal., 4.75" octagonal barrel marked "Vero Coll Americain Patent", an arrow pointing toward the muzzle, a lobster (?) and German proof marks on top, "J. Nikitits Erben Constantinople" (the retailer in modern-day Istanbul) at left. 2-1/8" long cylinder is roll-engraved with a scene of a suspension bridge and sailing ships below. Varnished one-piece hardwood grip. Mfg'd late 19th century. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 85% blue, with scattered oxidation, bright cylinder with sharp scene, and strong case colors. Grips with light marks and most original finish. Modern mahogany case is lined in pinkish velvet partitioned for the revolver, zinc powder flask, brass .36 cal. bullet mold and empty 100-ct. percussion cap tin, in very good condition. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Pre-Civil War Colt Model 1849 Single Action Pocket Revolver

Lot #41 (Sale Order 43 of 842)

Pre-Civil War Colt Model 1849 Single Action Pocket Revolver, #121249, .31 cal., 5" barrel has 2-line "New York City" address, 5-shot cylinder with rolled stagecoach scene, boxed "Colts Patent/No. 121249" and vestigial "W.L. Ormsby" engraver's line above. Frame has "Colts/Patent" at left, brass straps with 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd. 1856 with blued barrel/cylinder, casehardened frame/hammer, silver-plated straps. Condition is good to very good, retaining no original blue but generally smooth gray gunmetal with good edges and markings. Cylinder scene is exceptionally clear. Visible serial numbers are matching, but barrel is unnumbered and lever/wedge, while original, do not. Straps retain 90% darkened original silver. Grips are sound and smooth with a later coat of finish. Action is smooth, lockup tight, clean bore shows fine rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

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

Lot #42 (Sale Order 44 of 842)

Civil War Colt Model 1851 Navy Single Action Percussion Revolver, 4th Type, #153184, .36 cal., 6-7/8" barrel, dovetailed brass blade front sight, 1-line "New-York U.S. America" address. Cylinder with rolled naval battle scene, "Colts Patent No. 3162" in box. Frame has "Colts/Patent" at left, brass straps, 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg' 1863. Condition is good to very good retaining no original finishes, the steel surfaces generally smooth gray gunmetal having scattered cleaned light erosion, fine edges and markings. Cylinder scene is mostly visible, obscured in places by light oxidation. Toned brass. Barrel has been shortened from the original 7.5", cylinder is a correct (but non-matching) Colt part. Other visible serials match including wedge and lever. Grips are sound and smooth showing light marks and wear. Action is crisp, bore is clean with fair rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Colt Transitional Model 1848-49 Percussion Pocket Revolver, the so-called Baby Dragoon

Lot #43 (Sale Order 45 of 842)

Colt Transitional Model 1848-49 Percussion Pocket Revolver, the so-called Baby Dragoon or Squareback Pocket, #15661, .31 cal., 5" barrel, 2-line maker's name and address enclosed by brackets, with loading lever below. Cylinder has the stagecoach holdup rolled scene, rectangular stop slots, and a "2" outside the serial number box. Frame has a tiny "Colts/Patent" set well back, early domed screwheads, squareback trigger guard marked "8" at left web, "x" left bolster, and early short trigger. Mfg'd 1850, with blued barrel/cylinder, casehardened frame/hammer, silver-plated brass straps with 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Lever and plunger have a thin blued finish that appears original. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85% thinning barrel blue, gunmetal-gray cylinder with clear scene and 3 safety pins intact, fine edges and markings, 35% silver to straps, sound and smooth grip having added varnish. All visible serial numbers are matching. Action is smooth, clean bore shows sharp rifling. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1863 Type 2 Muzzleloading Rifle/Musket

Lot #44 (Sale Order 46 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1863 Type 2 Muzzleloading Rifle/Musket, .58 cal., 40" barrel marked "VP(eagle)" and 1863 at the back, bolster has an eagle stamp on the side and the rear sight was oil blackened. Barrel, trigger group, U-marked bands and buttplate are in the white. There is slight roughness near the nipple from firing. The original ramrod is full length and threaded. Lockplate is marked "(eagle)U.S./SPRINGFIELD" and dated 1863. Lockplate was oil blackened and the hammer is color case hardened, both in very good condition. Stock is very good+ with the slightest handling wear and two crisp cartouches; "ESA(circled)" and "TBH(boxed)" are stamped on the left flat. Buttplate has some rust which can be cleaned. Bore is very good with rifling to the muzzle. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Rare Civil War U.S. Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket

Lot #45 (Sale Order 47 of 842)

Rare Civil War U.S. Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket, by S. Norris and W.T. Clement of Springfield, Mass., NVSN, .58 cal., 40" barrel has block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear, is marked "V/P/(eaglehead)", "1864" and "L.F.R." at breech, has M-1863 type bolster with "(eagle)", typical of contractors this late in the war. Beveled lockplate has "(Federal Eagle)/U.S." and "S.N. & W.T.C./ For/Massachusetts" ahead of hammer, "1864" behind. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has trigger guard with swivel, buttplate marked "US" at top, 3 spring-retained bands, nose cap retaining the tulip-head ramrod. Mfg'd. 1864. Condition is near-fine with lightly-toned bright steel, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound showing scattered mostly-light marks of age and military use. Action is crisp, nipple excellent, bore shows light roughness and good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Civil War Burnside Breechloading Cavalry Carbine, 5th Model

Lot #46 (Sale Order 48 of 842)

Civil War Burnside Breechloading Cavalry Carbine, 5th Model, #21634, .54 cal., 21" barrel marked "P" and "H" at breech. Receiver marked "Burnside Patent./March 25th, 1856/21634" at breech, has guide screw at right side, sling ring and bar at left, lever-actuated dropping/pivoting breechblock (marked "21634") with percussion nipple that fires the unique tapered brass cartridge made without internal primer. Back-action lock is marked "Burnside Rifle Co./Providence, R.I.", "D" behind. "H" inspector's mark in numerous places. Oil-finished tapered walnut forearm held by a band, matching straight buttstock has illegible inspector's cartouche at left wrist, sling swivel at belly and a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65 with blued finish, casehardened frame. Condition is very good retraining no blue, silvered case colors, smooth gray gunmetal with fine edges and clear markings. Wood is sound showing the expected marks of age and military use. Action is smooth, bore shows overall light/moderate roughness and fine rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #47 (Sale Order 49 of 842)

Civil War-Era Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine, #9065, .50 RF cal., 20" barrel marked "M-1865" at breech. Distinctive receiver with back-action lock is marked "Spencer Repeating/Rifle Co. Boston, Mass./Pat'd. March 6, 1860" over chamber, "9065" to rear, has Stabler cut-off device below (for single-shot operation), has operating lever that drops open breech to receive cartridges from 7-shot magazine tube in buttstock, left-side sling ring and bar. Oil-finished tapered forearm has band, matching straight buttstock a sling swivel at belly and crescent buttplate with door opening to mag. Mfg'd 1865-66. Condition is very good, retaining no factory finishes but smooth brown gunmetal having scattered oxidation, fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound with the expected marks of age and military use, incl. a 2" crack and .5" wood loss on forearm at left frame juncture, buttstock with a 5.5" secure crack emanating from left side of buttplate, both with added varnish. Action is smooth, bore shows overall light/moderate roughness and strong rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,200. (Antique)

Civil War Maynard Patent Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 2nd Type, by Mass. Arms Co.

Lot #48 (Sale Order 50 of 842)

Civil War Maynard Patent Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 2nd Type, by Mass. Arms Co., #25305, .50 cal., 20" round barrel, 3.75" octagonal breech tips up on frame hinge when serpentine lever is dropped. Narrow receiver is marked "Edward Maynard/Patentee/May 27, 1851/Dec. 6, 1859" at left ahead of sling bar/ring, Mass. Arms Co. info at right, "1865" on lower tang. Oil-finished walnut buttstock has semi-crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1865. Condition is fine+ retaining approx. 95% darkening military blue, hints of mottled case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound with the expected marks of age and military use, two clear "SWP" (Samuel W. Porter) and "JM" (likely Maj. Julian McAllister) inspectors' cartouches at left wrist. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is sound, bright bore shows light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

U.S. Bridesburg/Springfield Model 1863 Percussion Rifle/Musket

Lot #49 (Sale Order 51 of 842)

U.S. Bridesburg/Springfield Model 1863 Percussion Rifle/Musket, .58 cal., 40" percussion barrel, marked (V P(eagle)" but the date is not visible due to heavy pitting around the nipple. The M1863 full-length ramrod is present. Lockplate is marked "(eagle)" with "US/BRIDESBURG" and "1863" at the back with some staining. The two-click M1863 hammer works properly. Stock has two cartouches, "ESA (Springfield)" and script in a box. Stock was lightly sanded with an "A" carved behind the tang and is in nice condition. Bridesburg muskets were M1861 with flat bands; this musket is a M1863 Springfield with a Bridesburg lockplate. Bore is good with rifling to the muzzle and light rust. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Rare Civil War U.S. Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket

Lot #50 (Sale Order 52 of 842)

Rare Civil War U.S. Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket, by William Muir & Co. of Windsor Locks, Conn., NVSN, .58 cal., 40" barrel has block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear, is marked "V/P/(eaglehead)" and "1864" at breech, has M-1863 type bolster with "(Eagle)", typical of contractors this late in the war. Beveled lockplate has "(Federal Eagle)/U.S." and "Wm. Muir & Co./Windsor Locks, CT." ahead of hammer, "1864" behind. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has trigger guard with swivel, buttplate marked "US" at top, 3 spring-retained bands, nose cap retaining the tulip-head ramrod. Mfg'd 1864. Condition is about fine with lightly-toned bright steel, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound showing scattered mostly-light marks of age and military use, has been smoothed and re-stained. Action is crisp, nipple excellent, bright bore has fine rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1841 "Mississippi" Rifle, by Eli Whitney

Lot #51 (Sale Order 53 of 842)

U.S. Model 1841 "Mississippi" Rifle, by Eli Whitney, NVSN, .54 cal., 33" barrel, brass blade front and simple notch rear sights, marked "US/G.W./VP" at breech, "1850" at top tang. Beveled flat lockplate is marked "E. Whitney/US" ahead of hammer, "N. Haven/1850" vertically behind. Brass fittings inclunde trigger guard with sling swivel, flat buttplate marked "US" at top, 7.75" patch box opening to stock trap for spare parts (none present), serpentine sideplate, 2 spring-retained bands (upper of the double-strap type with sling swivel). Oil-finished walnut fullstock, correct early brass-tipped iron ramrod. Mfg'd 1850. Condition is very good with cleaned barrel/lock, showing scattered oxidation, toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with two faint inspectors' cartouches opposite lock, minor marks, was lightly sanded and re-oiled. Action is crisp, bore is clean with fine rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Trapdoor Breechloading Rifle, with Ramrod Bayonet

Lot #52 (Sale Order 54 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Trapdoor Breechloading Rifle, with Ramrod Bayonet, #528215, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32.25" barrel has windage-elevation adjustable Buffington rear sight marked "R". "Trapdoor" breechblock marked "US/Model/1884" at front hinge, lock with usual markings, top of buttplate marked "US", has door opening to trap for tools (not present). Oil-stained walnut fullstock has "SWP" (Samuel W. Porter) over "1891" inspector's cartouche opposite lock. Mfg'd. 1891. Condition is fine retaining 90% military barrel blue, most glossy blue to trigger guard, bands and ramrod bayonet, light mottled case colors to breechblock, else dark gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with light age/use marks and sharp cartouche. Action is smooth, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Joslyn Model 1862 Breechloading Carbine

Lot #53 (Sale Order 55 of 842)

Civil War Joslyn Model 1862 Breechloading Carbine, #3431 (upper tang), .52RF cal., 22" round barrel, blade front and 3-leaf rear sights, "F.D.L." inspector's mark at breech, left-hinged Model 1864 breechblock with pull-out release knobs marked "B.F. Joslyn's Patent/October 8th, 1861/June 24th, 1862" over "3117". Back-action lock is marked "Joslyn Fire Arms Co./Stonington/Conn.", has sling ring/bar at left. Oil-finished walnut halfstock has brass trigger guard, carbine buttplate, single band on splinter-type forend. Mfg'd ca. 1862-63 with blued barrel casehardened lock and bright brass. Condition is good retaining no blue, mottled case colors to hammer, silvered lock, bright brass, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with two sharp "FDL" inspector's cartouches at left. Action is crisp, bright bore shows light frosting, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Post-Civil War Peabody Breechloading Cavalry Carbine

Lot #54 (Sale Order 56 of 842)

Post-Civil War Peabody Breechloading Cavalry Carbine, NVSN, .50 RF cal., 20" round barrel has block-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights. Receiver marked "Peabody's Pat./July 22, 1862/Man'f'd. by/Providence Tool Co./Prov., R.I." at left has serpentine lever that lowers breechblock for loading/extraction, sling ring and stud at left, back-action lock and side hammer. Oil-stained walnut forend has single band, matching straight buttstock a "W.C." inspector's cartouche at left wrist and carbine buttplate. Numerous tiny inspection initials throughout. Mfg'd 1866-71. Condition is excellent retaining 95% military blue, with vivid case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with sharp inspector's cartouche. Action is smooth, bore brilliant with strong rifling. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (Antique)

Very Rare Civil War U.S. Ball's Patent Lever Action Carbine, by Lamson & Co.

Lot #55 (Sale Order 57 of 842)

Very Rare Civil War U.S. Ball's Patent Lever Action Carbine, by Lamson & Co., NVSN, .50 RF cal., 20.5" barrel has button-head cleaning rod below, back-action lock has serpentine trigger guard/lever that loads cartridges from the 7-rd. tubular magazine inside the forestock, marked "E.G. Lamson & Co./Windsor,VT/U.S./Balls Patent/June 23, 1863/Mar. 15, 1864" ahead of sling ring at left. Oil-finished 3/4-forend has two bands, matching buttstock and carbine buttplate. "S" inspector's mark in various places. Mfg'd 1864-1865, in only 1,002 qty. Condition is good with perhaps 25% thinning/darkening blue and silvered case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound with scattered generally light age and use marks, inspector's cartouche at left wrist. Action is smooth, bright bore shows light oxidation in grooves, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #56 (Sale Order 58 of 842)

Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine, #6869, .50 RF cal., 20" barrel, block-blade front sight and vacant rear dovetail, back-action lock has sling ring/bar at left, distinctively-shaped receiver has serpentine trigger guard/lever that loads cartridges from 7-rd. tubular magazine within the buttstock. Oil-finished walnut forend is retained by a single band, matching buttstock has a sling swivel and semi-crescent buttplate with removable magazine. Mfg'd 1865-66. Condition is good to very good, retaining no original finishes and having scattered pitting that has obscured all original markings but serial number. Forend has wear, use marks, cracks emanating from receiver at both sides; buttstock shows wear, dings, wood loss at sling ring, long cracks behind the lock at both sides. Action is smooth, 6-groove bore shows moderate overall erosion and good rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Civil War Maynard Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 2nd Model

Lot #56A (Sale Order 59 of 842)

Civil War Maynard Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 2nd Model, #16326, .50 cal., 20" tip-up barrel with 3.75" octagonal breech section is unmarked. Receiver marked "Manufactured by/Mass. Arms Co./Chicopee Falls" at right, "Edward Maynard/Patentee/May 27, 1851/Dec. 6, 1859" at left ahead of sling ring/bar. Lever releases barrel from standing breech with boxlock hammer. Oil-finished walnut straight buttstock has "AJN" and "JM" inspectors' cartouches at left wrist, crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1863-65. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 75% darkening and thinning blue, silvered frame showing scattered oxidation, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with clear cartouches and a 7"x.5" wood replacement at top-left, professionally done (perhaps of the period). Action is smooth, bright bore shows strong rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,200. (Antique)

Pre-Civil War Colt Model 1849 Single Action Percussion Revolver

Lot #57 (Sale Order 60 of 842)

Pre-Civil War Colt Model 1849 Single Action Percussion Revolver, #93031, .31 cal., 5" barrel has 2-line "New York City" address, small loading cutout at right, five-shot cylinder has rolled stagecoach robbery scene, vestige of engraver's line above serial number. Frame with "Colts/Patent" at lower left has brass straps and a 1-piece varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd 1854, with blued barrel and cylinder, casehardened frame, lever and hammer, silver-plated straps. Condition is very good retaining perhaps 60% thinning and darkening blue, else dark gray/brown metal, traces of case colors to lever and hammer, clear cylinder scene, sharp edges and markings. Straps retain 70% silver plate, tarnished almost black. Grip is sound and smooth showing light wear and handling marks and most original varnish. All visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp, lockup tight, clean bore has fine rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Civil War Manhattan Fire Arms Co. Percussion Navy Revolver

Lot #58 (Sale Order 61 of 842)

Civil War Manhattan Fire Arms Co. Percussion Navy Revolver, Series III, #24142, .36 cal., 4" octagonal barrel, maker's name and Newark, N.J. address in one line on top flat. Five-shot cylinder with 5-panel rolled naval and military scenes, marked "Patented Dec. 27, 1859" at rear periphery. Frame with brass straps and a 1-piece varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1859-68, with blued barrel and cylinder, casehardened frame, lever and hammer, and silver-plated straps. Condition is very good, retaining perhaps 40% thin barrel blue, traces of blue on cylinder with clear panel scenes, toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Grip is sound and smooth with light wear and much original varnish (esp. left side), small "M" carved at right. All visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp and strong, clean bore shows fair rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Antique Colt Round-Barrel Ejectorless Pocket Revolver

Lot #59 (Sale Order 62 of 842)

Antique Colt Round-Barrel Ejectorless Pocket Revolver, #311250, .38 RF cal., 3.5" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, maker's name and address in 2 lines, specifically made for this model and not converted from percussion. Frame with 2-line 1871-72 patent dates at left was cut for rebated cylinder with the rolled stagecoach holdup scene, has cartridge conversion ring at front of recoil shield and brass straps ("36 Cal" stamped over "31 Cal" at left bolster), one-piece varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1873-80. Condition is very good, retaining 90% bright nickel on steel parts, 35% on straps (knackering at butt), sharp edges and markings including crisp cylinder scene. Grips are sound with light wear and 50% original varnish. All visible serial numbers match. Action is inoperative (cylinder frozen), bore is clean with very good rifling. Interestingly, the frame is numbered in the Model 1849 range but is rebated like the Model 1862 frames. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (Antique)**

Cased Pair of Civil War Colt Model 1860 Revolvers

Lot #60 (Sale Order 63 of 842)

Cased Pair of Civil War Colt Model 1860 Revolvers, #160150 and #89431, .44 cal., 8" "streamlined" barrels have 1-line "New-York U.S. America" addresses, patented "creeping" loading levers. Rebated cylinders with rolled naval scenes and serials within boxes. Frames have "Colts/Patent" at left, #89431 is cut for stock, steel backstraps, brass trigger guards, 1-pc. varnished walnut grips. #160150 mfg'd 1866, #89431 mfg'd 1863. Condition of #160150 is near fine, retaining 50% barrel blue, scattered cleaned erosion, fine edges and markings. Cylinder with traces of blue, scene partially obscured by erosion. Frame and lever show case colors, some screws niter blue. Backstrap with 20% blue, trigger guard with 90% silver, sound and smooth grips have added varnish. Visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp, bore is clean with excellent rifling. Condition of #89431 is good, showing no original finishes (barrel may have added color), scattered cleaned erosion, cylinder scene obscured by pitting but serial appears to match, good edges and markings, toned brass, sound and smooth grips with added varnish. Visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp, bore is clean with fine rifling. 15.5"x10" rosewood-paved case has vacant brass escutcheon in lid, is lined in red velveteen and partitioned in the English style for both revolvers, bullet mold and powder flask (latter two not present), a 250-ct. Eley cap tin with partial green label (empty) and a number of assorted-caliber lead balls. Case and lining are very good and complete, of the period, but re-purposed for these revolvers. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Antique)

Civil War-Era National Arms Co./Moore's Patent Front-Loading Pocket Revolver, w/Rare Pasteboard Box

Lot #61 (Sale Order 64 of 842)

Civil War-Era National Arms Co./Moore's Patent Front-Loading Pocket Revolver, with Extremely Rare Original Pictorial Green Pasteboard Box, Printed Instruction Sheet and One Cartridge, #5503, .32 Teatfire cal., 3.25" barrel marked "Moore's Pat Fire Arms Co. Brooklyn N.Y." on top with engraved sunburst at breech and hinged extractor at right. Plain round 5-shot cylinder is marked "D. Williamson's Patent January 5, 1864" on rear periphery. Brass frame has scroll-and-punch dot engraving at sides, central hammer, integral spurtrigger sheath and "bird's head" straps with 2-pc. smooth gutta-percha grips. Mfg'd ca. 1864-70 (when sold to Colt's Pat. F.A. Mfg. Co.) with blued barrel and cylinder, and silver-plated frame. Condition is very good+ retaining traces of barrel blue in protected areas and perhaps 20% thinning/darkening silver, sharp engraving and clear markings, sound and smooth grips. Action is crisp, lockup tight, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Very rare factory 2-pc. green pasteboard box (measures 7.5"x2.75") has fine printed label with large engraving of this revolver (stain at top, but all clear), solid joints (missing 1" piece of front "lip"). Original 5"x8" printed instruction sheet headed "Advantages of the/New National Revolver" is complete and clean with light age and oil staining. Original 1.25" copper cartridge with projecting rear teat, is clean with age patina. These revolvers used proprietary front-loading cartridges to evade S&W's Rollin White patent for bored-thru cylinders. An amazing find. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Scarce Remington Model 1865 Navy Rolling Block Single-Shot Pistol

Lot #62 (Sale Order 65 of 842)

Scarce Remington Model 1865 Navy Rolling Block Single-Shot Pistol, NVSN, .50 RF cal., unmarked 8.5" round barrel with blade sight, spurtrigger frame is marked with the maker's name, address and 1864-66 patent dates in 2 lines at left, has roll-back breechblock with notched rear sight, integral spurtrigger sheath and straps, varnished burl walnut forend and 1-piece grip. Mfg'd ca. 1866-70. Condition is good retaining no metal finishes, having a gray barrel cleaned of moderate to heavy erosion (frame smoother), fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing occasional light marks, lovely grain and original varnish. Action is crisp, clean bore shows light etching and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Open Lot

Lot #63 (Sale Order 66 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Transitional Model 1873-77 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle

Lot #64 (Sale Order 67 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Transitional Model 1873-77 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, #268134, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32-5/8" barrel has standard sights, "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "R" at breech, "Low Arch" trapdoor is marked "US/Model/1873" at hinge, flat lockplate lacks the "1873" date, oil-stained walnut fullstock has lengthened 10.5" comb, "SWP/1884" inspector's cartouche, curved buttplate with "US" at top. Mfg'd 1884. Condition is excellent retaining 85% military blue, muted tang case colors, mostly silvered on trapdoor. Stock is sound and smooth with legible cartouche, pleasing grain and color, having been sanded with added finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Ramrod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle

Lot #65 (Sale Order 68 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Ramrod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle, #558622, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32-5/8" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "A" at breech has hooded block-blade front sight and windage-elevation adjustable Buffington rear marked "R". "Low Arch" breechblock is marked "U.S/Model/1884" at hinge, flat lockplate has usual markings. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has curved buttplate marked "US/E" at top with door for tools (none present), Model 1888 sliding ramrod-bayonet at muzzle, lacks inspector's cartouche at left wrist. Mfg'd 1889-93. Condition is very good, retaining perhaps 75% thinning blue, else generally smooth gray gunmetal having fine edges and lettering. Stock is sound and smooth having been sanded and refinished with pleasing grain and color. Action is crisp, shows light roughness toward muzzle and fine rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Engraved Early Brass-Frame James Reid "My Friend" .32 RF Knuckle-Duster Revolver

Lot #66 (Sale Order 69 of 842)

Engraved Early Brass-Frame James Reid "My Friend" .32 RF Knuckle-Duster Revolver, #7707, .32 RF cal., no barrel, 1.75" round cylinder fires thru front of frame marked "My Friend Pat'd. Dec. 26, 1865" at left topstrap, has integral "skull cracker" butt with hole for finger-grip, rare safety lever at front and trapdoor at bottom for adjusting mainspring tension, light scroll engraving. Mfg'd ca. 1870-82 in just 3,100 est. qty. Condition is very good retaining no blue, frame with 40% silver, sharp edges, lettering and engraving. Action functions but cylinder does not lock up, smoothbores show light frosting. A very rare early variation. Cased in a modern, form-fitted wood case with brass floral inlays and cartridge block. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Pre-Civil War Robbins & Lawrence Ring-Trigger Pepperbox Pistol

Lot #66A (Sale Order 70 of 842)

Pre-Civil War Robbins & Lawrence Ring-Trigger Pepperbox Pistol, #4946, .31 cal., fixed 5-shot 4.5" barrel group is scroll engraved on 1-3/8" breech, removes for loading and capping when top frame lever is depressed, is marked "Robbins & Lawrence Co.", "Windsor, VT" and "Patent 1849" on individual ribs, has a single brass bead sight over top bore. Engraved frame has revolving internal striker, ring trigger beneath, integral saw-handle straps and varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1851-54. Condition is good, retaining no brown and perhaps traces of darkened blue, with scattered discoloration, fine edges, markings and engraving. Grips are sound with generally light use marks and most original finish. Action is crisp, bores show light roughness and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Colt Factory Conversion of Model 1861 Navy Percussion Revolver to Metallic Cartridge

Lot #67 (Sale Order 71 of 842)

Colt Factory Conversion of Model 1861 Navy Percussion Revolver to Metallic Cartridge, #3753, .38 CF cal., 7.5" round "streamline" barrel with 1-line "U.S. America" address has former lever channel plugged, right-side ejector added. Six-shot round cylinder shows rolled naval scene and "Colts Patent No. 190". Open-top frame has added conversion ring with bottom-hinged loading gate (no. "466") at right, "Colts/Patent" and 2-line 1871-72 patent dates at left, brass straps with 1-piece varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. mid-1870s. Condition is good, retaining traces of barrel blue in lug area, traces of hammer case colors, else generally smooth brown gunmetal having fine edges and markings (light dings in ejector area). Cylinder scene is visible. Arbor is no. "466", wedge is unnumbered. Grips are sound showing scattered marks (nick at butt), light wear and likely original varnish. Action is strong and crisp, bright bore has light frosting and fine rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Very Scarce Post-Civil War Frank Wesson Large Frame Superposed Pistol, with Sliding Dirk

Lot #68 (Sale Order 72 of 842)

Very Scarce Post-Civil War Frank Wesson Large Frame Superposed Pistol, with Sliding Dirk, 3rd Type, NVSN, .41 Short RF cal., 3" octagonal barrel group manually rotates on central axis, has 1-7/8" sliding dirk blade in middle rib, marked "Frank Wesson Worcester, Mass. Pat. Dec. 15, 1868, July 20, 1869" at top barrels. Brass spurtrigger frame has bottom barrel release button, integral straps with 2-piece varnished rosewood "bird's head" grips. Mfg'd ca. 1868-80 in only 2,000 qty. est. Condition is good retaining no blue but sharp edges and lettering. Frame appears to have been gold (or brass) plated, approx. 75% of which remains. Grips show light wear with a half-inch grain crack at right and most original finish. Action is crisp, dirk operates smoothly, barrel lockup is tight, clean bores show light roughness and fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Pre-Civil War New Haven Arms Co. "Volcanic" Lever-Action Pocket Pistol

Lot #69 (Sale Order 73 of 842)

Pre-Civil War New Haven Arms Co. "Volcanic" Lever-Action Pocket Pistol, NVSN, .31 cal., 3.5" octagonal barrel marked "New Haven Conn. Patent Feb. 14, 1854" on top flat, has integral cartridge magazine with brass follower underneath. Brass frame has notched iron sight dovetailed at rear, removable sideplates, central hammer, bottom actuating lever with finger loop, integral flat-butt straps with 2-pc. varnished smooth walnut grips. Mfg'd 1857-60, with blued barrel and bright frame, in just 850 qty. estimated. Condition is good retaining traces of blue, the brass having a soft age patina, fine edges and markings. "MM G" has been scratched into the right removeable sideplate. Grips are sound showing wear (esp. at butt sides), with much original varnish. The right grip has a hole in the bottom, approx. .25" wide. Magazine follower spring is missing. Action functions but does not hold cock, bore shows overall moderate erosion and fair rifling. The revolutionary Volcanic arms fired a proprietary, patented self-contained cartridge, and were the forerunners of both Smith & Wesson and Winchester. Est.: $5,000-$7,000. (Antique)**

Very Rare "Volcanic" Lever Action Repeating Pistol-Carbine

Lot #70 (Sale Order 74 of 842)

Very Rare "Volcanic" Lever Action Repeating Pistol-Carbine, #18, .41 cal., 16.5" octagonal barrel is marked "The Volcanic/Repeating Arms Co./Patent New Haven Conn,/Feb. 14, 1854" on top flat, has integral cartridge magazine with brass follower underneath. Large brass frame has elevation-adjustable notched rear sight, central hammer, actuating lever with finger loop, integral straps with 2-pc. varnished walnut grips, two backstrap cutouts and screw at butt for attachable shoulder stock (the latter not present). Frame has small cryptic marks stamped below hammer at right and what may be illegible proof marks at right front, the cartridge lifter has what may be Asian (?) markings. Mfg'd 1855-57 with blued barrel and bright brass frame. Condition is fair to good, the iron barrel and magazine are heavily pitted (but with readable lettering), balance of the iron is a deep brown patina. Brass frame was cleaned to bright, is now lightly toned with fine edges. Right grip is smooth, left grip is heavily eroded but sound. Action functions (the cartridge follower and spring are missing), bore shows heavy black-powder erosion and fair rifling. The revolutionary Volcanic arms fired a proprietary, patented self-contained cartridge, and were the forerunners of both Smith & Wesson and Winchester. Exceedingly rare in any condition. Est.: $6,000-$9,000. (Antique)**

Frank Wesson 1870 Small Frame Single-Shot Pocket Rifle, 3rd Type

Lot #71 (Sale Order 75 of 842)

Frank Wesson 1870 Small Frame Single-Shot Pocket Rifle, 3rd Type, #2377, .22 RF cal., 10" octagonal barrel is marked "Frank Wesson Worcester Mass./Patented May 31, 1870" at left lug, turns right for loading and extraction. Frame has central hammer, left-side half-cock push button, integral spurtrigger sheath, straps with mortise in flat bottom for skeleton shoulder stock (not present) and 2-piece varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd ca. 1870-90 with full nickel finish. Condition is very good+, retaining 90% bright barrel nickel with scattered oxidation and spots of light erosion. Frame has 75% nickel with rust darkening mainly to left side. Grips are sound and show wear. Sharp edges and markings. Visible serials match. Action is crisp, barrel hinge tight, bore shows overall moderate erosion and fair rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)**

Frank Wesson Model 1870 Medium Frame Single-Shot Pocket Rifle, with Matching No.'d Skeleton Stock

Lot #72 (Sale Order 76 of 842)

Frank Wesson Model 1870 Medium-Frame Single-Shot Pocket Rifle, with Matching-Numbered Metal Skeleton Stock, #1349, .22 RF cal., 15" octagonal barrel is marked "Frank Wesson Worcester Mass./Patented May 31, 1870" at left breech, has target sights and right-side sliding ejector, rotates to right for loading/extraction. Iron frame has central hammer, spur trigger, integral flat-butt straps with channel for stock attachment, 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips, and 12.25" steel shoulder stock with knurled fastening screw. Mfg'd ca. 1870-93 with blued barrel, nickel-plated frame and stock. Condition is very good retaining perhaps 15% thinning/darkening blue, 95% frame nickel, 75% dulling stock nickel having scattered oxidation. Grips are sound and smooth (light roughness at left side) with most original varnish. All visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is a bit wobbly, bore shows overall moderate erosion with good rifling. Includes 1968-dated BATF registration/exemption form. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)**

Antique Frank Wesson Two Trigger Tip-Up Single-Shot Sporting Rifle, 2nd Type

Lot #73 (Sale Order 77 of 842)

Antique Frank Wesson Two Trigger Tip-Up Single-Shot Sporting Rifle, 2nd Type, #7836, .22 RF cal., 24" tip-up octagonal barrel has blade front sight, vacant rear dovetail, is marked "Frank Wesson Worcester, Mass./Pat'd. Oct. 25 1859 & Nov. 11 1862" on top flat, with manual extractor bar at right breech and slotted link at left (limits barrel travel). Rounded iron frame/forend has front hinge, 2 triggers (front opens barrel), trigger guard with finger spur, folding sliding-peep tang sight. Varnished walnut stock has crescent buttplate with faceted top tang. Mfg'd ca. 1863-76. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 80% thinning silvery-blue, having scattered light discoloration, sharp edges and markings. Frame/trigger guard/buttplate show 90% nickel worn at bottom of forend. Action is crisp, barrel hinge tight, clean bore shows scattered mild roughness and very good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (Antique)**

James Reid .22 Cal. Knuckleduster Revolver

Lot #74 (Sale Order 78 of 842)

James Reid .22 Cal. Knuckleduster Revolver, in fitted case, #17043, .22 RF cal., 7-shot, left side of topstrap marked ''My Friend Pat'd Dec. 26, 1865''. Mfg'd from approx. 1868-1882. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 92% original nickel with some wear at highpoints. Good functioning action with tight lockup. French-fitted case shows well with light scuffs to exterior. Est.: $1,800-$2,300. (Antique)

Civil War Smith & Wesson No. 2 Old Model Army Revolver

Lot #75 (Sale Order 79 of 842)

Civil War Smith & Wesson No. 2 Old Model Army Revolver, #29339, .32 RF Long cal., 6" octagonal barrel, maker's name and address on top flat, tips up on frame hinge. Six-shot round cylinder has 1855-59-60 patent dates stamped on circumference, "5" on front face. Frame has integral spurtrigger sheath, straps with flat butt and 2-piece varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd 1861-74. Condition is fine, retaining approx. 75% factory blue thinning and darkening to barrel, brighter on frame. Cylinder shows gray gunmetal. Edges and markings are sharp (cylinder patent dates partially obscured). Grips are sound and smooth with 90% varnish, light wear at bottom edges. Action is crisp, barrel hinge tight, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Smith & Wesson First Model 44 Double Action Frontier Revolver

Lot #76 (Sale Order 80 of 842)

Smith & Wesson First Model 44 Double Action Frontier Revolver, #1353, .44 S&W Russ. cal., 5" barrel has maker's name, address and 1865-69-71-79-80 patent dates in two lines on top rib. Barrel and cylinder (with auto extraction) tip up on large frame hinge, lock into standing breech, frame has "squareback" trigger guard, integral "saw-handle" straps and 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the entwined "S&W" logo at top. Has the scarce 1-9/16" length 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd pre-1898 with nickel-plated finish and blued trigger guard. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% mostly bright original nickel, good edges and markings. Grips show wear (heavier at right side) but are sound and fit well. Action functions but cylinder binds (perhaps old grease), hinge and lockup are tight, bright bore shows sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)**

Antique Smith & Wesson Second Model 38 Single Action Revolver

Lot #77 (Sale Order 81 of 842)

Antique Smith & Wesson Second Model 38 Single Action Revolver, with Extended Grips, #279, .38 S&W CF cal., 3.25" barrel is marked with maker's name, address and 1865-75 patent dates on top rib having pinned front sight. Barrel and 5-shot fluted cylinder unit (with auto-extraction) tips-up on large frame hinge and locks into standing breech. Frame has integral spur trigger and straps. Special 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips have the entwined "S&W" logo at top, are extended .75" in length. All visible serial numbers match. Mfg'd 1877-91 with full nickel finish. Condition is near fine retaining 85% original nickel, having scattered discoloration and oxidation with sharp edges and markings. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and details, perfect fit. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is tight, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)**

Frontier-Era Smith & Wesson Single Action New Model Russian Revolver, Third Type

Lot #78 (Sale Order 82 of 842)

Frontier-Era Smith & Wesson Single Action New Model Russian Revolver, Third Type, commercial production, #46324, .44 S&W Russ. CF cal., 6.5" barrel, maker's name and address, 1860-65-69 patent dates and "Russian Model" in one line on top rib. Barrel and cylinder (with auto extraction) tip up on large frame hinge, lock onto standing breech, frame has trigger guard with finger spur, integral "saw-handle" straps with 2-pc. plain walnut grips, lanyard ring and boxed "1874" at butt. Cylinder is marked "7191" on rear face. Mfg'd 1874. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% mostly-bright original nickel, having scattered minor discoloration/oxidation, sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound, having most varnish and fit well. Action is crisp, barrel hinge strong, lockup tight, bore is bright with sharp rifling and a tiny bit of oxidation at muzzle. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Antique)**

Very Rare Australian Contract Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver, w/Stock

Lot #79 (Sale Order 83 of 842)

Very Rare Australian Contract Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver, with Attachable Wood Shoulder Stock, #12218, .44 S&W Russian CF cal., 7" barrel is marked with maker's name, address and 1865-77 patent dates on top rib. Barrel and cylinder unit (with auto-extraction) tips-up on large frame hinge and locks into standing breech. Frame has integral "saw-handle" straps, 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips with the entwined "S&W" logo at top, "Broad Arrow" mark of the Australian Colonial Police at butt, cuts for stock attachment at backstrap and butt. Varnished walnut stock has nickel-plated yoke with large knurled fastening knob, checkered tan hard rubber buttplate with the "S&W" logo. Revolver mfg'd, in just 250 qty. All visible serial numbers match. Condition of revolver is good retaining perhaps traces of original nickel (difficult to discern as colors match closely) and scattered light oxidation, having been cleaned but retaining fine edges and markings. Action is crisp, barrel hinge and lockup are tight, bore is bright with minor oxidation at muzzle and fine rifling. Unmarked stock is correct for the model but is not the Australian variant; its condition is excellent with bright nickel, re-stained wood and residue on buttplate. Includes 1968-dated BATF registration/exemption form. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)**

Antique Remington Smoot Patent New Model No. 3 Revolver

Lot #80 (Sale Order 84 of 842)

Antique Remington Smoot Patent New Model No. 3 Revolver, NVSN, .38 CF cal., 3.75" octagonal barrel has maker's name and address and W.S. Smoot's 1873 patent date in 1 line on top rib, with right-side ejector rod. Solid frame has fluted 5-shot cylinder, integral spur trigger sheath and "bird's head" straps with finely checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd ca. 1878-88 with full nickel-plated finish. Condition is excellent retaining 95% nickel, showing lightest wear, sharp edges and markings. Action is smooth, bore shows significant erosion and fair rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)**

Civil War-Era Wm. M. Marston Three-Barrel Breechloading Derringer

Lot #81 (Sale Order 85 of 842)

Civil War-Era Wm. M. Marston Three-Barrel Breechloading Derringer, NVSN, .32 RF cal., scarce 4" superposed barrel group tips down for loading/extraction when top latch is rotated. Brass spurtrigger frame is marked "Wm. M. Marston/Patented/May 26, 1857/New York City/Improved 1864" at left, has right-side firing selector switch, integral straps with 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd ca. 1864-72 in just 3,300 est. qty. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, the barrels with scattered significant erosion, the age-toned frame with sharp markings, the grips smooth with mild wear. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is tight, bores show general roughness and fair rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Scarce Engraved Brass-Frame James Reid "My Friend" Knuckle-Duster Revolver

Lot #82 (Sale Order 86 of 842)

Scarce Engraved Brass-Frame James Reid "My Friend" Knuckle-Duster Revolver, #5021, .22 RF cal., no barrel, 7-shot 1.5" round cylinder fires thru front of frame, marked "My Friend Pat'd. Dec. 26, 1865" at left topstrap, has integral "skull cracker" butt with open finger-grip, safety lever at front, and light scroll engraving. Mfg'd ca. 1868-82. Condition is very good, retaining 99% of a full refinish in nickel, with very good edges and lettering, soft engraving. Action is crisp, lockup tight, smoothbores are clean. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Smith & Wesson First Model 44 Double Action Frontier Revolver

Lot #83 (Sale Order 87 of 842)

Smith & Wesson First Model 44 Double Action Frontier Revolver, #1931, .44 S&W Russ. cal., 4" barrel, maker's name, address and 1865-69-71-79-80 patent dates in 2 lines on top rib. Barrel and cylinder (with auto extraction) tip up on large frame hinge, lock into standing breech, frame has "squareback" trigger guard, integral "saw-handle" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the entwined "S&W" logo at top. Has the scarce 1-9/16" length 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd pre-1898 with blued finish. Condition is good retaining traces of original blue, an overall dark brown patina with scattered oxidation, good edges and markings. Grips show considerable wear but are sound and fit well. Action is crisp, bright bore shows occasional oxidation and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Frontier Era Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver

Lot #84 (Sale Order 88 of 842)

Frontier Era Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver, #2816, .32 S&W cal., 6.5" barrel with maker's name, address and 1865-77 patent dates in 2 lines on top rib, tips up with auto-eject 1-7/16" cylinder on hinge at front of frame which has integral saw-handle straps and 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips with the "S&W" logo at top. Serials match on barrel, latch, butt and cylinder. Mfg'd pre-1898. Condition is very good, retaining traces of blue in protected areas with scattered spots of oxidation, else smooth gunmetal with perhaps added finish, sharp edges and markings. Grips show light wear, have large chips out at both sides of butt, and fit well. Action is crisp, lockup tight, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Frontier-Era Smith & Wesson No. 3 First Model Single Action American Revolver

Lot #85 (Sale Order 89 of 842)

Frontier-Era Smith & Wesson No. 3 First Model Single Action American Revolver, #5263, .44 S&W American cal., 8" barrel has the maker's name, address and 1860-65-69 patent dates in one line on top rib. Barrel and cylinder (with auto extraction) tip up on large frame hinge, lock onto standing breech, frame has separate trigger guard, integral flat-butt straps with 2-pc. plain walnut grips. Cylinder is marked "331" on rear face. Mfg'd 1870-72 with full nickel-plated finish. Condition is near-fine retaining approx. 65% original nickel having scattered scratches, discoloration and oxidation, with very good edges and markings. Grips have a full-length crack at right panel, retain much varnish and fit well. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is strong, lockup is tight, bore shows overall oxidation and very good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)**

Very Rare Civil War E.A. Prescott Spur-Trigger Pocket Revolver

Lot #86 (Sale Order 90 of 842)

Very Rare Civil War E.A. Prescott Spur-Trigger Pocket Revolver, NVSN. .22 RF cal., 3" octagonal barrel is marked "E.A. Prescott, Worcester, Mass./Pat'd. Oct. 2, 1860" at left flat. Styled after the S&W No. 1 revolver but with brass solid frame. Integral spurtrigger, flat-butt straps with 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1861-63, in qty. of just a few hundred. Condition is fine retaining approx. 75% original blue with scattered minor discoloration, age-toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Action is defective, clean bore shows fine rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)**

Antique Colt "Cloverleaf" Revolving House Pistol

Lot #87 (Sale Order 91 of 842)

Antique Colt "Cloverleaf" Revolving House Pistol, #2250, .41 RF cal., 3" round barrel is marked "Colt's House Pistol/Hartford, CT U.S.A." bracketed by Maltese crosses on top, with sliding ejector rod below. Brass solid frame encloses distinctive 4-shot "Cloverleaf" cylinder, has integral spurtrigger and "bird's head" straps with 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1871-76 with full nickel-plated finish. Condition is fine retaining approx. 95% bright nickel on barrel and frame, cylinder with 50% nickel and light discoloration. Grips are smooth showing lightest wear and most original varnish. Action is crisp, lockup tight, bore shows scattered light oxidation and fine rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)**

Rare Antique Factory Engraved J.M Marlin Spur-Trigger Pocket Revolver, with Pearl Grips

Lot #88 (Sale Order 92 of 842)

Rare Antique Factory Engraved J.M Marlin Spur-Trigger Pocket Revolver, with Pearl Grips, NVSN, .30 RF Short cal., 3-1/8" octagonal barrel marked "XXX Standard 1872" on top rib, "J.M. Marlin/New Haven, CT" at left, tips up on top frame hinge, with five-shot round cylinder. Frame has integral spurtrigger sheath and "bird's head" straps, and 2-piece mother-of-pearl grips. Styled after the S&W 1-1/2 Second Issue Transition model, this desirable early Marlin variant revolver features presentation-quality scroll, shell and geometric engraving motifs covering the barrel, cylinder and frame. Mfg'd 1872-73 with full silver plating in only 500 qty. estimated. Condition is near excellent, retaining 80% factory silver, with very sharp engraving, edges and markings. Grips show brilliant iridescence and have one tiny chip at right inner edge. Action is crisp, barrel hinge secure, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (Antique)**

Remington Type 95 Over/Under Double Derringer, Type III

Lot #89 (Sale Order 93 of 842)

Remington Type 95 Over/Under Double Derringer, Type III, #755, .41 Short RF cal., 3" superposed barrel group is marked "Remington Arms?U.M.C. Co. Ilion, NY." on top rib, has extractor, tips up on top hinge. Frame has integral spur trigger sheath, "bird's head" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd ca. 1912-35. Pistol appears near new with all nickel, sharp edges and markings. Grips with sharp checkering. Barrel hinge is solid. Action is crisp, clean bores show light frosting in grooves, sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Winchester Double-W Cartridge Board

Lot #90 (Sale Order 94 of 842)

Rare Winchester Double-W Cartridge Board, #989. An outstanding original Winchester cartridge board measuring approx. 52"x35" displaying a gold gesso inner frame and smooth oak picture frame measuring 57"x 40". There are a total of 215 bullets, cartridges and shotgun shells mounted in a classic Winchester double W pattern. The center of the board is dominated by the large trademark, "WINCHESTER/REPEATING ARMS" in red, bordered in gold under which an A.B. Frost oval vignette of two successful hunters admiring their bear. Additionally, the board displays advertising for Winchester repeating rifles, shotguns, gun wads, metallic ammunition, shells, primers, percussion caps and virtually everything ammunition and components related that Winchester sold at the time. The board also depicts vignettes of a flying Mallard drake and mounted Bull Moose head. The company headquarters is displayed in red letters at the bottom, "NEW HAVEN, CONN., U.S.A.", with their offices in New York and San Francisco underneath. The reverse of the board is still covered in brown paper with the original Winchester label "PRESENTED WITH COMPLEMENTS/OF THE/WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO." asking the recipient to "PLEASE HANG IN A PROMINENT PLACE". A black stencil identifies the piece as S/N 989. The board is in very good to fine condition with a shot shell in the lower left corner that has come loose and fallen to the bottom. The colors remain sharp for the age of the piece and it appears that several shells may have been re-attached during the period of display. The cartridges show modest oxidation and discoloration. The frame shows scrapes and mars but is structurally sound. There are later brackets added to the rear for strength and old iron hanging brackets at each corner. There is an old sticker added at the lower right indicating the board was mfg'd in 1895 by Winchester. An outstanding piece of American Firearms memorabilia that has been well cared for. Est.: $20,000-$30,000**

Scarce Antique Winchester Model 1885 High-Wall Single-Shot Schuetzen Target Rifle

Lot #91 (Sale Order 95 of 842)

Scarce Antique Winchester Model 1885 High-Wall Single-Shot Schuetzen Target Rifle, #69641, .22 LR RF cal., 26" heavy barrel (marked "4" for weight) has the maker's name, address and "22 Long R" on top flat, adjustable Beach-type front sight, vacant rear dovetail. High-Wall receiver has serpentine lever that actuates the falling breechblock, is marked "Pat./Oct. 7, 79" at the double set triggers and is drilled for a folding tang sight (not present). Oil-finished walnut Schnabel forend has horn (or ebony) insert, drilled for palm rest (not present), matching buttstock has elaborate Schuetzen cheekrest, checkered wrist, large "C" curve Swiss style buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1894. Condition is very good, retaining 90% deep glossy blue (cleaned light erosion at left-side of receiver and top tang), with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with secure grain cracks at left/right wrist, light marks and most original finish, bright buttplate nickel. Action is smooth, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)**

Winchester Model 1886 Lightweight Lever Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #92 (Sale Order 96 of 842)

Winchester Model 1886 Lightweight Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #129386, .45-70 cal., 22" round barrel with full-length magazine, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, factory dovetailed German silver tipped blade front and replacement rear sights, clear factory markings with the barrel marked "NICKEL STEEL" on the left side, and good takedown assembly. Mfg'd 1903. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 80%-85% thinning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches and light scattered surface erosion along the barrel and magazine tube. Receiver shows significant thinning original blue drifting to gray patina, with old smoky muted color case hardening still visible on the hammer and lever, particularly in the protected areas. Stock is fine with indentations and light scrapes. There is some oil darkening around the receiver and tang with a very good wood-to-metal fit. Butt ends with a checkered hard rubber Winchester marked shotgun buttplate with a widow's peak top providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is very good with scattered light erosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #93 (Sale Order 97 of 842)

Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Sporting Rifle, #43643, .405 Win. cal., 24" tapered round barrel has block-blade front sight, plugged rear dovetail, marked "405 W.C.F." at breech. Distinctive receiver has box magazine and lever beneath, 4.25" Lyman windage-elevation adjustable receiver sight (covering the maker's name, address and patent dates on frame), marked "Winchester/Model 1895" on upper tang. Oil-stained walnut forearm has Schnabel nose with horn insert, matching straight buttstock, and a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1904. Condition is near fine retaining approx. 70% thinning and darkening barrel blue, 10% receiver, 40% mag. Stocks are sound and smooth with light age and use marks. Action is smooth, clean bore has sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Spanish Copy of a Model 1873 Winchester Infantry Short Musket

Lot #94 (Sale Order 98 of 842)

Spanish Copy of a Model 1873 Winchester Infantry Short Musket, NVSN, .43 Spanish CF cal., 20" barrel, block-blade front sight (also bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear; receiver marked "AR (indistinct)/Oviedo (indistinct)" at top tang, with milled rail for sliding dustcover (cover missing), 5.5" saddle bar/ring at left, loop trigger guard/lever for opening bolt and raising brass cartridge lifter. Oil-finished walnut full-length forend has single band and nose cap, matching buttstock with carbine buttplate. Condition is good, retaining good traces of original blue but mostly lightly-oxidized gray gunmetal with good edges. Stocks are sound showing normal marks (buttstock reduced at right buttplate area). Action functions, bore shows moderate erosion (heavier at muzzle), fair rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Marlin Model 1897 Lever Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #95 (Sale Order 99 of 842)

Marlin Model 1897 Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #326384, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" octagon barrel with full-length magazine, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered walnut two-piece straight grip stock, folding Lyman combination style front and standard elevator rear sights. Factory markings are very good with the barrel address slightly soft, the receiver is drilled and tapped with all three tap screws present. Mfg'd 1905. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as beautifully refinished, retaining 99%+ of an outstanding reblued finish with sharp edges. Receiver, lever and hammer display magnificient color case hardening. Stock is excellent as refinished with fine, sharp checkering, ending with a Marlin marked hard rubber buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is fair with scattered light pitting and corrosion, displaying visible rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. A beautifully refinished Marlin with a shootable bore. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 1st Gen. Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #96 (Sale Order 100 of 842)

Colt 1st Gen. Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver, #118152, .45 Colt cal., 7.5" barrel has maker's name and address in 1 line on top, 6-shot fluted cylinder is marked "0" on rear face. Solid frame has the 3-line 1871-72-75 patent dates, loading gate marked "233", left trigger guard web marked "45 Cal". Hard rubber grips have the Rampant Colt in oval at top, date-correct federal eagle and shield motif at bottom. Mfg'd 1886. Condition is good retaining darkened blue in cylinder flutes, else brown gunmetal having scattered oxidation, good edges and markings. Grips are sound showing heavy wear at right side, left panel likely replaced. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate roughness toward muzzle and very good rifling. Visible serials match. Hammer with polished sides, ejector assembly and cylinder pin are later replacements. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Colt 1st Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #97 (Sale Order 101 of 842)

Colt 1st Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #278188, .32 W.C.F. (.32-20) cal., 7.5" barrel, maker's name and address in one line on top, "32 W.C.F." at left, ejector at right. Cylinder has dots above two chambers, else unmarked. Solid frame has a tiny notched sight dovetailed at rear of topstrap sighting groove, "N" below, 2-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and encircled "Rampant Colt" at left front, "VP" proof and "3" at left trigger guard webs, and loading gate batch-marked "1427". Two-piece checkered hard rubber grips with the Rampant Colt in oval at top. Mfg'd 1906, with blued finish, case hardened frame and hammer. Condition is good retaining approx. 25% barrel/ejector blue, with scattered oxidation (esp. address area), 35% thin blue to cylinder (esp. flutes and rear face), 20% on straps, fine edges and markings, hammer with light case colors, frame mostly silvered with 1" filed area at right rear, similar .75" area on ejector. Grips are sound showing light wear to checkering and logo, 1" hairline crack emanating upward from screw at right side, small file mark area at frame juncture. Barrel has been "stretched" 2" behind muzzle, well done with matching rifling, front sight has been reduced. Action is smooth, bore shows light oxidation and very good rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Scarce Michael Price Belt Knife, with Sheath

Lot #98 (Sale Order 102 of 842)

Scarce Michael Price Belt Knife, with Sheath, 4-1/8" upswept blade, 8-1/8" overall, full tapered tang construction, with antique marine ivory grips held in place by nickel silver pins. Obverse side of the ricasso with a partially visible maker's mark of "M. Price", remainder is obscured by pitting. Includes a period brown leather belt sheath, no visible maker's mark, front of the body with basic geometric hand tooled design. Knife is in good overall condition, showing honest age and wear. Blade shows additional sharpening and intermittent spots of mostly light pitting. There is a little heavier pitting and rust patina on the ricasso and on parts of the tang. Grips display a pleasing yellowish hue from age, no cracks or significant blemishes. There are intermittent small spots of rust staining adjacent to the tang. Sheath shows age and wear that is consistent with the overall knife condition, including general surface cracking and wear. Stitching and seams are good. There is small tear near the tip where the end of the blade punctured the leather. Est.: $3,000-$5,000.

Jimmy Lile Model 2 Skinner, with Sheath

Lot #99 (Sale Order 103 of 842)

Jimmy Lile Model 2 Skinner, with Sheath, 5" upswept "Hand Made by/James B. Lile" script signed blade, 10" overall, finger grooved stag handle, with single brass hilt and pommel cap. Includes the original brown leather John Lamb sheath. Backside is stamped "2-5". Knife is in very good used condition, with scattered light scratching to the blade, no nicks or chips to the cutting edge. Brass shows moderate toning from age. Handle is sound but the top has an age crack that runs along the entire length. Sheath is good overall with light scuffs, scratches, and a few spots of darkening. Stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $500-$750.

Ltd. Ed. Script Signed Jimmy Lile Drop-Point Hunter, for the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Assoc.

Lot #100 (Sale Order 104 of 842)

Limited Edition Script Signed Jimmy Lile Drop-Point Hunter, for the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Assoc., with Sheath, 3-3/4" drop-point blade is marked on the obverse side in script "Hand Made by/James B. Lile", reverse is marked "N.M.L.R.A./Spring72/No. 10 of 50/James Watson"; 8-1/2" overall, antique ivory handles, with single brass hilt, nickel silver wrist thong ferrule, and full tapered tang. Includes an unmarked brown leather belt sheath. Knife is in good used condition, with scattered light scratching to the blade, no nicks or chips to the cutting edge. Brass shows moderate toning from age. Handles have a nice natural aged appearance and are sound but display several fine cracks from age. Sheath is good overall with light scuffs, scratches, and a few spots of darkening. Stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $600-$800.

Bianchi Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, by John Nelson Cooper

Lot #101 (Sale Order 105 of 842)

Bianchi Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, by John Nelson Cooper, 5-1/4" blade with notches for thumb placement, marked on the reverse side "Bianchi/by Cooper"; 10" overall length, single brass hilt and pommel cap, black micarta handle with white spacers. Includes the original brown leather sheath. Backside is marked "BIANCHI/HOLSTER". Mfg'd for Bianchi by Cooper ca. mid-late 1960's. In very good used condition, with light scratching present on the blade, no chips or nicks to the cutting edge. Brass shows moderate toning from age. Micarta with only a small amount of mild handling marks. Sheath shows age and wear that is consistent with the overall knife condition, including scattered light scuffs, scratches, and a few spots of darkening. Stitching and seams are excellent. Est.: $500-$650.

Randall Model 13 "Small Arkansas Toothpick" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath

Lot #102 (Sale Order 106 of 842)

Randall Model 13 "Small Arkansas Toothpick" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath, 6" blade is marked "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.", overall length is 10-7/8". Commando-shaped micarta handle with brass double hilt, grooved brass collar and pommel cap. In an original brown leather roughback Randall sheath, backside with Randall logo and "13 6". Knife is in excellent unused condition. Brass pieces show moderate toning. Micarta with a few very minor handling marks. There is a little very mild age cracking to the sheath belt loop, otherwise showing a few scuffs and storage type marks. Stitching and seams are tight. Sheath would benefit from light cleaning/conditioning. Est.: $700-$900.

Randall Model 13 "Arkansas Toothpick" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath

Lot #103 (Sale Order 107 of 842)

Randall Model 13 "Arkansas Toothpick" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath, 12" blade is marked "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.", overall length is 17-3/4". Commando-shaped leather handle with brass lugged double hilt and brass pommel cap. In an original brown leather smooth back Randall sheath, backside with Randall logo and "13 12". Includes a "Fine India" sharpening stone. Knife is in near excellent overall condition. Blade is unused. Hilt shows some light scratches, toning, and would improve with good cleaning. Sheath is also near excellent with a few small dark spots to the backside, stitching and seams are tight. Sharpening stone is unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,500.

Custom Michael Price Style Dagger, with Engraved Sheath, by Jim Sornberger

Lot #104 (Sale Order 108 of 842)

Custom Michael Price Style Dagger, with Engraved Sheath, by Jim Sornberger, 5-5/8" satin finished spear-point blade, marked on the ricasso "J. Sornberger/Volcano, CA"; 9-3/4" overall length, ivory handle with small silver dot adornments. Nickel silver sheath is border engraved on one side, body with scroll patterns and blank shield. This knife has a classic look and rates in excellent overall condition. Blade is as new. Handle with a nice, natural aged appearance, and a few natural fissures to one side. There is a small amount of minor handling and storage marks to outside of the sheath. Knife and engraving were done by California knifemaker Jim Sornberger who is most well-known for his California Gold Rush period style work. Est.: $1,800-$2,400.

Custom Engraved Dagger, by Jim Sornberger

Lot #105 (Sale Order 109 of 842)

Custom Engraved Dagger, by Jim Sornberger, 6-1/8" satin finished swaged spear-point blade, obverse side is signed "J. Sornberger/maker"; 10-1/4" overall length, engraved stainless hilt, carved ivory handle with twisted silver inlays. No sheath. Condition is excellent, displaying a few minor handling marks. Twisted silver inlays have darkened with age and would benefit from a light cleaning. Knife and engraving were done by California knifemaker Jim Sornberger who is most well-known for his California Gold Rush period style work. Est.: $900-$1,200.

Custom Engraved Liner Lock Folding Knife, by Jim Sornberger

Lot #106 (Sale Order 110 of 842)

Custom Engraved Liner Lock Folding Knife, by Jim Sornberger, 3-3/8" damascus blade with swaged clipped point and single thumb stud, obverse side with maker's mark; 4-3/4" overall closed length, engraved nickel silver frame of floral scroll designs, frame with inlaid polished stone inserts, gold anodized spacers and file worked spine. Condition is excellent. Blade is as new. Frame has a few light handling marks and is a little tarnished and would benefit from a light cleaning. Knife and engraving were done by California knifemaker Jim Sornberger who is most well-known for his California Gold Rush period style work. Est.: $800-$1,200.

Custom Engraved Lockback Folding Knife, by Jim Sornberger

Lot #107 (Sale Order 111 of 842)

Custom Engraved Lockback Folding Knife, by Jim Sornberger, 3-1/4" satin finished blade, obverse side with maker's mark; 4-1/2" overall closed length, engraved nickel silver frame of floral scroll designs, frame with inlaid polished stone inserts. Condition is excellent. Blade is as new. Frame has a few light scratches and handling marks, primarily on the edges below the stone insert. Frame is also a little tarnished and would benefit from a light cleaning. Knife and engraving were done by California knifemaker Jim Sornberger who is most well-known for his California Gold Rush period style work. Est.: $750-$1,000.

Limited Edition Boker Leopard IV Damascus Fixed Blade Knife

Lot #108 (Sale Order 112 of 842)

Limited Edition Boker Leopard IV Damascus Fixed Blade Knife, #214/250. One unique feature of this knife is the 3-3/4" LEO-Damascus blade which is forged by hand, in part out of the barrels from the German fighting tank Leopard. Overall length is 8-1/4". Knife also features rosewood handles, each with a Damascus engraving plate; .925 sterling silver bolster and pins. Includes wood display case and numbered COA. Knife is in excellent overall condition. Sterling bolsters are lightly tarnished and show a little mild scratching. There are some light storage type marks present on outside of the wood case. Interior is excellent. Est.: $400-$600.

Colt Bisley Model Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #109 (Sale Order 113 of 842)

Colt Bisley Model Single Action Army Revolver, #310360, .38 W.C.F. (.38-40) cal., 5.5" barrel is marked with maker's name and address on top, "(Bisley Model) 38 W.C.F." at left. Fluted 6-shot cylinder. Solid frame has 2-line patent dates and "Rampant Colt" at left, loading gate batch-numbered "1898", Bisley-unique low-spur hammer and hump-back straps, with checkered hard rubber grips having the oval Rampant Colt at top. Mfg'd 1909. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 85% blue, thinning on cylinder, backstrap may be an old refinish (very difficult to tell but number is slightly soft), bright niter blue trigger, nice frame case colors (silvered on hammer). Blued screw heads are sharp. Grips have sharp checkering and details and fit beautifully. Action is smooth, bore bright with fine rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Takedown New Model No. 4 Single-Shot Rolling Block Boy's Rifle

Lot #110 (Sale Order 114 of 842)

Remington Takedown New Model No. 4 Single-Shot Rolling Block Boy's Rifle, #335149, .22 S-L-LR cal., 22.5" round barrel, bead front and V-notch rear sights, small rolling block receiver has takedown screw at left. Varnished walnut forend and straight buttstock with "Remington/UMC" buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1890-1933. Condition is new showing 100% factory deep blue, muted case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are smooth and unmarked with all original finish. Action is crisp, bore shines with blue and sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Wilh. Fleischmann Falling Block Single Shot Schuetzen Rifle

Lot #111 (Sale Order 115 of 842)

Wilh. Fleischmann Falling Block Single Shot Schuetzen Rifle, NVSN, .30 cal., 31.5" heavy octagon barrel, blue finish, custom two-piece carved Schuetzen stock, banded front sight with an open dovetail, full-length filed rib on barrel, exaggerated engraved trigger guard, double set triggers, unmarked adjustable aperture sight on tang, top of the receiver is marked "D.R.G.M.", breechblock is marked "SYSTEM-MARRKOLBE/D.R.G.M." German registration marks. Right side of the barrel flat is marked "WILH. FLEISCHMANN", left side is marked "NEUNDORF B./SUHL". Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining significant original finish drifting to brown patina, with sharp edges on the barrel. Receiver is heavily relief engraved with cherubic angel figures on both sides. Trigger guard, lever, bottom metal and tang are engraved in the same detailed pattern. Stock is very good with a Schnabel forend. Buttstock shows an oversized pancake cheekpiece, hand rest and exaggerated comb. Butt ends with an adjustable steel buttplate with prongs, providing a 12.5" LOP to the front trigger. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. An interesting Schuetzen rifle from the Neundorf or Suhl region of Germany that deserves further research. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Outstanding Holland & Holland Royal Hammerless SxS Sidelock Double Rifle

Lot #112 (Sale Order 116 of 842)

Outstanding Holland & Holland Royal Hammerless SxS Sidelock Double Rifle, #19378, .375 H&H Flanged 2.5" cal., 26" barrels, rust blued barrels, "Royal" engraved back-action sidelock, ejectors, brass bead ramped blade front sight with flip-up moon sight, three leaf rear Express sights marked 100, 200 and 300 yards; hand-filed quarter rib with inlaid scope mounting bases marked with a gold "1", sling swivels, original tang mounted flip-up peep sight, double triggers, bolted manual safety, third fastener, disk set strikers and gold-lined cocking indicators, extended tang, sharp factory markings with the left barrel marked "WINNERS OF ALL THE "FIELD" RIFLE TRIALS, LONDON". Right barrel displays a crisp barrel address "HOLLAND & HOLLAND. 98. NEW BOND STREET, LONDON." Lot includes two boxes of the consignor's hand-loaded ammunition with Bertram brass and Woodleigh bullets, totaling 40 rounds. Rifle was mfg'd shortly after the turn of the century and is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% of the barrels rust blued finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Receiver has gone to gray with 97%-98% coverage in "Royal" scroll engraving, with the maker's name on each of the lockplates, and "THE ROYAL HAMMERLESS" engraved across the bottom of the action. There are gold inlaid "1's" on the lever, quarter rib and forend release. Stock is in near excellent overall condition with light indentations, scratches and minor marks. The forend bears the matching serial number on the interior, with "Royal" engraving on the metal surfaces and an Anson release. Buttstock shows fine fit and finish with the trigger guard extending to the pistol grip, which features an engraved cap with trap. There is a gold oval escutcheon plate in the buttstock which ends with a ribbed horn buttplate, providing a 14.5" LOP to the front trigger. There are couple small spots of insect damage around the perimeter of the buttplate. Bores rate as very good showing square, well-defined rifling with light cordite burn near the breech. The water table displays numerous English proof and acceptance marks, with the cordite load of "40-320 MAX" marked on the barrel flats. Action is tight on face and functions well, locking up securely. A really outstanding example by one of London's finest manufacturers. Est. $12,000-$18,000. (C&R/PPT)**

W.H. Monk Medium-Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #113 (Sale Order 117 of 842)

W.H. Monk Medium-Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, NVSN. 20 ga. 28" solid concave rib steel barrels have 2-1/2" chambers and are choked Cyl./Mod., marked on rib "W.H. Monk, Chester". The boxlock action utilizes a double underlug lockup and features double triggers, automatic safety, and plain extractors. The case hardened receiver has the maker's name on both sides and features extensive scroll engraving on the receiver, trigger guard, and tangs. The splinter forend and straight grip buttstock are oil-finished "B" Grade walnut with adequate checkering, with a stock extension and black buttplate fitted. LOP is 15-3/8". Gun is contained in a well-used brown canvas hard case, with green felt lining and "O.S.P." initials lettered on top. Mfg'd approx. 1890 in England. Condition is antique very good, as well maintained and nitro proofed. Wood and receiver show expected use, and the action still closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. A nice, light, Upland gun. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Bannerman Spencer Model 1890 Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #114 (Sale Order 118 of 842)

Bannerman Spencer Model 1890 Slide-Action Shotgun, NVSN. 12 ga. 30" steel barrel has 2-5/8" chamber and is choked IM. The repeating action was designed and patented by Christopher Spencer in 1882, and later produced by Bannerman's in New York. This appears to be an earlier model, with turned forend, case hardened frame, round knob semi-pistol grip buttstock, and checkered steel buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1890's. Condition is antique very good, with approx. 70%-80% case color remaining, patina coloring to the barrel, and expected handling marks to the buttstock. Action is sticky due to old lubricant and would benefit from a thorough cleaning but still functions correctly. Not for use with modern smokeless shells. Est.: $500-$650. (Antique)**

Sauer Standard Model V Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #115 (Sale Order 119 of 842)

Sauer Standard Model V Side-by-Side Shotgun, #11290, 12 ga. 28.5" (72cm) solid rib barrels, target beads, 2-3/4" chambers and choked Full/XFull. The boxlock action features double underlug lockup, double triggers, non-automatic safety, and plain extractors. The receiver is case hardened, with Sauer markings and moderate scroll engraving. The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "B" Grade European walnut, with full checkering, grip cap, and original Sauer buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14.25"x1.5"x2.25". Mfg'd 1954 by Sauer and imported by Stoeger. Condition is near excellent for its age, with approx. 80%-90% case color, few handling marks to wood, and as new action operation which locks up very tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Parker SC Grade Single Barrel Trap Shotgun

Lot #116 (Sale Order 120 of 842)

Parker SC Grade Single Barrel Trap Shotgun, #188380. 12 ga. 34" Acme Steel barrel has a ventilated rib with target beads, a 2-3/4" chamber, and is choked Mod. The boxlock action is simple and efficient and has no safety but has an auto ejector when fired. The receiver retains only about 10% case color but is elaborately engraved with scroll patterns and a pigeon in flight on the bottom. The flat-bottom beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of oil-finished "B" Grade walnut, extensively checkered at 22 LPI, with a Whiteline black plastic grip cap and a later black "Kick-Eez" Trap recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-3/8"x1-3/4"x1-7/8". Gun was originally mfg'd in 1920. Condition is good to very good, with almost all case hardening gone and much wear to the action which still closes tight and functions correctly. Bore is bright. Buttstock may be a replacement as it is thick and dense and offsets the 34" barrel. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

L.C. Smith 2E Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #117 (Sale Order 121 of 842)

L.C. Smith 2E Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #200728. 12 ga. 30" solid matte rib barrels appear to be new, have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked XF/Full. The Smith sidelock action uses a crossbolt lockup and features double triggers, non-op safety, and auto ejectors. The lock sideplates have been polished, and the balance of the receiver re-case hardened. The splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "B" Grade walnut, with an ebony nose piece, black plastic grip cap and buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/8"x1-3/4"x2-3/4". Originally mfg'd in 1902. Condition is excellent as almost completely refurbished. Wood is almost perfect. Barrels are deep blue steel. Receiver is striking with polished locks set in case-colored frame. Action closes tight and works well, except the safety which will not move. Bores are bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 1894 AE Grade Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun

Lot #118 (Sale Order 122 of 842)

Remington Model 1894 AE Grade Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun, #112134. 12 ga. 30" solid rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, Liege Belgium nitro-proof marks, and are choked Mod./Full. The boxlock action is unengraved, with lockup via double underlugs and rib extension toplock, featuring two triggers, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock appear to be replacements, with oil-finished Exhibition Grade walnut, Purdey forend snap, extensive checkering at 24 LPI, black plastic grip cap, and orange Pachmayr "Old English" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-3/4"x1-3/4"x1-7/8". Mfg'd 1899. Condition is excellent as refurbished, with approx. 10%-15% case color remaining on receiver which has a little frosting. Wood has almost no handling marks. Barrels are still very deep blue. Action still closes very tight and functions perfectly. Bores are mirror bright. Great gun for pheasants. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

Marlin Firearms Co. L.C. Smith Model Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #119 (Sale Order 123 of 842)

Marlin Firearms Co. L.C. Smith Model Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #FWM58324. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have target beads on milled rib, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked Mod./IM. The Smith sidelock action uses a crossbolt lockup and features double triggers, auto safety, and plain extractors. The sidelocks are case colored. The medium forend and pistol grip buttstock are matte-finished Field Grade walnut, with a black grip cap and buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-5/8"x1-3/4". Mfg'd 1970. Condition is excellent externally, with few marks to wood and little wear to action. Case color is 95%+. Gun closes tight but the action could not be tested because it is "locked" on Safe and could not be moved (gunsmith repair is required). Bores are mirror bright. Est.: $850-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 21 Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #120 (Sale Order 124 of 842)

Winchester Model 21 Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #12297. 20 ga. 28" matte rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are marked Mod./Full but righthand barrel has been opened to IC. The Model 21 action has a single underlug lockup and features a single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. The blued receiver is unengraved. The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss finished "C" Grade walnut and appear to be replacements, based upon the very full pistol grip and wooden grip cap with diamond insert; the butt pad is an orange Pachmayr Skeet pad with abrasive tape added to assure no shoulder slip; checkering is at 22 LPI. Stock dimensions appear suited for Trap shooting at 14"x1-5/8"x1-5/8". Mfg'd 1930s. Condition is very good, with two chips out of the beavertail forend and a few handling marks to the balance of the wood. Limited discoloration to the receiver and top handle, and nominal wear to the receiver and grip tang. Action closes tight and functions correctly, bores are bright. Est.: $5,500-$7,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 21 Skeet Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #121 (Sale Order 125 of 842)

Winchester Model 21 Skeet Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #7370. 16 ga. 26" matted rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked WS-1/WS-2. The Model 21 action has a single underlug lockup and features a single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. The blue receiver is unengraved but marked "Skeet" forward of the trigger guard. The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "C" Grade walnut with extensive checkering at 22 LPI, with no grip cap and a checkered butt. Stock dimensions are 14"X1-3/4"x2-1/2". Mfg'd 1936. Condition is very good, with numerous small handling marks to the wood, limited carry wear to the receiver bluing, and moderate checkering wear, showing light field use over the years. Action closes very tight and functions perfectly, bores are not damaged. Est.: $6,000-$7,000. (C&R)

Krieghoff Model 32 4-Barrel Skeet Set

Lot #122 (Sale Order 126 of 842)

Krieghoff Model 32 4-Barrel Skeet Set, #3079. All four pairs of 28" separated barrels feature ventilated ribs with target beads, 3" chambers, and Skt/Skt chokes. The action is based upon the previous Remington Model 32 which ceased production after WWII, and features a single selective trigger, inoperative safety, very fast lock time, and auto ejectors. The receiver appears to have been elaborately engraved at a later date with game scenes on left and right sides, plus extensive scroll engraving on sides, bottom, trigger guard, top tang and opening lever. The beavertail forend with finger grooves and the pistol grip buttstock with hydro-coil recoil absorption feature are of high-gloss "C" Grade dark European walnut, with Whiteline grip cap and butt pad, and featuring full checkering on the forend with skipline checkering on the grip. Stock dimensions are 14.75"x1-5/8"x2". Original 12 ga. gun and barrel made in June 1967, with 20 ga. in late '67, 28 and .410 barrels made in early '68. Gun with all barrels is contained in a very nice brown Naugahyde case. Condition is near excellent showing little wear to all working parts, almost no marks to wood, and correct operation of action; bores are all bright. Est.: $4,500-$5,500. (C&R/PPT)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Standard Weight Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #123 (Sale Order 127 of 842)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Standard Weight Over/Under Shotgun, #47171V7. 20 ga. 26.5" ventilated rib barrels have 3" chambers and are choked IC/Mod. The action is standard Superposed and features a single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The receiver has standard Browning engraving. The slender forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss "A" Grade walnut, with an original Browning buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14.25"x1.5"x2". Mfg'd 1967 at FN in Belgium. Condition is very good with nominal marks to wood and slight bluing wear to receiver. Action is stiff but closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 1100 Semi-Auto Shotgun, previously owned by Shooting Champion & Actor Robert Stack

Lot #124 (Sale Order 128 of 842)

Remington Model 1100 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, previously owned by Shooting Champion and Actor Robert Stack, #538221V. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has 2-3/4" chamber, is choked Mod., and has a muzzlebrake installed. Action is standard gas-operated 1100. Forend is standard 1100, with pressed checkering and Dymo label "Stack" affixed. Buttstock is aftermarket custom, with fancy high-gloss walnut, leatherette rollover Monte Carlo cheekpiece, nice checkering, black grip cap and Pachmayr "Whiteline" Skeet model recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-5/8"x1-7/8". Originally mfg'd 1968. River Patrol Force decal on righthand side of stock. Condition is good to very good, as used but not abused by a skilled target shooter. This gun is illustrated and described in an accompanying auction catalog held after Mr. Stack's passing, dated Nov. 9, 2003. (All paperwork is included with gun.) Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

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Lot #125 (Sale Order 129 of 842)

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Winchester Model 23 XTR Pigeon Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #126 (Sale Order 130 of 842)

Winchester Model 23 XTR Pigeon Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #PWK20122. 20 ga. 26" vent rib barrels have target beads, 3" chambers, and are choked IC./Mod. The boxlock action has double underlug lockup and features a single selective mechanical trigger, automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The coin-finished receiver features rolled scroll engraving, with a standing pigeon on the bottom. The beavertail forend and round-knob pistol grip buttstock are of high-grade "C" Grade walnut, with extensive checkering and a black plastic Whiteline buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-1/2"x2-1/2". Made by Nikko in Japan for Winchester, approx. 1980. Condition is excellent showing little use. There are few handling marks to the wood and little wear to the action which closes very tight and functions correctly; bores are mirror bright. A great gun for Upland birds or Skeet. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Weatherby Regency Model Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #127 (Sale Order 131 of 842)

Weatherby Regency Model Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #R01388. 20 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are choked IC./Mod. The boxlock action locks up via a Kersten crossbolt, and features a single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. The receiver has sideplates mounted, all in coin finish, with complete coverage of floral scrolls and "Weatherby Regency" in gold on the bottom; engraving done by engraver "F.S.". The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are of high-gloss "C" Grade "tiger stripe" European walnut, with distinctive Weatherby White Diamond wooden grip cap and Whiteline recoil pad. Extensive checkering done at 18 LPI. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-5/8"x2-1/2". Gun comes with original shipping box. Mfg'd 1990. Condition is very good to near excellent with few handling marks to wood, bright color to receiver, and little wear to action, which closes very tight and functions correctly. Bores are discolored and need a good cleaning. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Remington Model 8 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #128 (Sale Order 132 of 842)

Remington Model 8 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #52851, .35 Rem. cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, brass-tipped blade front sight marked "MARBLE" on one side and "SHEARD" on the other, standard elevator semi-buckhorn rear sight, sling swivels, and a period leather military style sling, with 5-shot non-detachable magazine. Mfg'd 1926. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining 98%-99% of an old quality reblued finish, with scattered pinprick pitting under the finish, primarily along the barrel. Factory markings remain sharp. Stock is excellent with an extra coat of varnish added during the period of use. Butt ends with a ribbed steel buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Bright bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Savage Model 1899H Lever Action Rifle

Lot #129 (Sale Order 133 of 842)

Savage Model 1899H Lever Action Rifle, #80385, .25-35 WCF cal., 20" featherweight barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, pinned German silver blade front and Savage No. 21 adjustable V-notch rear sights, color case hardened lever and assembly, brass cartridge counter, period Lyman adjustable peep sight added at the rear of the receiver, Schnabel forend, and sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1907. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, small marks along the barrel, and highpoint edgewear. Receiver shows toning finish with light scratches and edgewear. Front ring is drilled and tapped with two vacant holes. Lever and assembly display vivid color case hardening, particularly in protected areas. Stock is very good with numerous indentations, scratches and handling marks associated with field activities. There is some crackling of the finish on the right side behind the receiver. Butt ends with a checkered hard rubber buttplate with the "SAVAGE QUALITY" marking and brave's head emblem providing a 13" LOP. Bottom end of the buttplate is broken, approx. 1" of the plate is missing with a tiny chip at the toe. Additionally, there is tape residue around the butt that should clean. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely on this early Savage, desirable in the .25-35 Winchester chambering. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)**

Savage Model 1899H Lever Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #130 (Sale Order 134 of 842)

Savage Model 1899H Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #188238, .22 Hi-Power cal., 20" featherweight barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, pinned German silver blade front and adjustable U-notch rear sights, color case hardened lever and assembly, brass cartridge counter, period Lyman adjustable peep sight added at the rear of the receiver, takedown lever under Schnabel forend, with sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1917. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-92% thinning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, small marks along the barrel, and highpoint edgewear. Receiver shows scratches and edgewear with the majority of the loss of finish occurring on the bottom metal, which is drifting to gray patina. Lever and assembly display vivid color case hardening, particularly in protected areas. Stock is fine with light indentations and handling marks associated with field activities. Butt ends with a checkered hard rubber buttplate with the "SAVAGE QUALITY" marking and brave's head emblem providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely on this nice early Savage, desirable in the .22 Hi-Power chambering. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

75th Anniversary Savage Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #131 (Sale Order 135 of 842)

75th Anniversary Savage Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle, #1426AS, .308 Win. cal., 24" octagonal barrel, blue finish, brass-plated lever and buttplate, straight grip walnut stock and Schnabel forend. Right side of stock with Savage Arms medallion. Sights include a brass-plated blade and folding elevator rear sight. Sides of the receiver with scroll engraving, left side is marked "Savage Arms", right side "Model 1895". Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, commemorative manual, hang tag, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent. Approx. 99%+ factory blue remains. Brass is a little tarnished in a few spots. Wood appears like new. Action is crisp and operates smoothly, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Possibly unfired. Box shows age and storage type wear with tear and tatters, primarily along the edges and corners. Only 9,999 were mfg'd in 1970. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Redfield 3200 Target Scope 20X, with Rings

Lot #132 (Sale Order 136 of 842)

Redfield 3200 Target Scope 20X, with Rings, #T00214. Standard crosshair reticle,1/4-min. click adjustments. Rings fit standard Unertl-type scope blocks. 1" tube, 23" length. Scope remains in near-new condition with hardly a sign of handling. The view is excellent and the objective and ocular turn smoothly. Adjustments have positive clicks. Lens caps are present. Est.: $850-$1,100.

J. Unertl BV-20 20X Super GradeTarget/Varmint Scope #81

Lot #133 (Sale Order 137 of 842)

J. Unertl BV-20 20X Super GradeTarget/Varmint Scope #81, with fine crosshair reticle,1/4-min. Posa target mounts, recoil spring and heavy-duty clamp; 1" tube,18" length. A desirable scope in excellent condition, with little signs of handling and very minor finish wear from the rear mount. The rear parallax ring turns smoothly thru the full range of adjustment. A bright view with no haze but a small fiber visible at the top end of the vertical stadia. Lens caps are present, plus photocopy of BV-20 instruction sheet. Est.: $850-$1,100.

Winchester Model 52A Heavy Barrel Bolt Action Target Rifle

Lot #134 (Sale Order 138 of 842)

Winchester Model 52A Heavy Barrel Bolt Action Target Rifle, #79987C, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip heavy target stock, accessory rail, sling swivels, hooded globe style target front and sight blocks at the rear, Lyman 525 aperture sight at the rear of the receiver, Winchester marked 5-rd. detachable box magazine, magazine release on right side of stock, and extra sight block mounted behind the magazine. Lot includes a period leather rifle sling, walnut palm rest, extra metal buttplate with hook, Lyman sight inserts, wrench and Lucite ammo block. Mfg'd 1954. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% factory blue finish, with light handling marks, scratches, and sharp factory markings. There are crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Stock is fine with indentations, scrapes and bruising. Butt ends with an adjustable aluminum buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Action is crisp, bright bore is near excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Custom GEW 98 Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #135 (Sale Order 139 of 842)

Custom GEW 98 Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #7411B, .220 Swift Improved cal., 25" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with horn forend tip, engraved grip cap and beaded cheekpiece, no sights, jeweled bolt and magazine follower, contoured bolt handle in the white, engraved magazine base plate, sharp markings with German proofs on both sides of the front ring. Barrel is marked "R.C.B.S. C.O." Topped with Tilden Mfg. two-piece bases, rings, and a Kollmorgen 6X Double fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing bright and clear optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% blue finish, with light handling marks. Stock is near excellent with light indentations, showing excellent fit and finish. Magazine is lightly engraved with oak leaves, while the grip cap displays scroll engraving and a trapdoor. There are a couple of flea bite nicks along the edge of the beaded cheekpiece. Butt ends with a checkered steel buttplate with widow's peak, providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)**

R.F. Sedgley Custom Springfield Model 1903 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #136 (Sale Order 140 of 842)

R.F. Sedgley Custom Springfield Model 1903 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #1416, .35-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with a Schnabel forend and pancake cheekpiece, banded brass bead ramped blade front sight with the rear sight removed, sling swivels, relief engraved with oak leaves just ahead of the front ring, with a nicely oak leaves and elk engraved magazine floorplate and trigger guard, engine-turned bolt, sharp factory markings with the Sedgley "S" in a circle and "R.F. SEDGLEY, INC. PHILA. PA. U.S.A." barrel address. Topped with rings and a Lyman Alaskan fixed 2.5x rifle scope finished in gloss black with a single post reticle, providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning finish, with wear at the muzzle, under the banded front sight and along the barrel. Receiver and bottom metal show only minor handling marks. Stock is near excellent with a Schnabel forend, horn grip cap and pancake cheekpiece. Stock shows light indentations and minor storage marks. Butt ends with a diamond checkered blue steel Winchester style buttplate providing a 13.75" LOP. Bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Reginald F. Sedgley was one of the pre-eminent American gunsmiths of the 20th Century, beginning in 1897 and continuing until his death in 1938. His rifles were considered the equal of his contemporaries like Griffin & Howe and Hoffman Arms, among others. The .35-06 caliber is the ballistic equivalent of a .35 Whelen but should be confirmed by a qualified gunsmith before operating. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Ross Model 1907 Scotch Deer Rifle Stalking Pattern Straight-Pull Sporting Rifle

Lot #137 (Sale Order 141 of 842)

Scarce Ross Model 1907 Scotch Deer Rifle Stalking Pattern Straight-Pull Sporting Rifle, #6881, .280 Ross cal., 28" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece stock, missing rear sling eye, brass tapped dovetailed blade front and single folding 500 M leaf rear sights, period Lyman aperture sight added at the rear bridge, single trigger, 4-rd. fixed magazine, sharp factory markings, marked ".280 ROSS/PROVED 28 TONS" on barrel at breech, no visible import markings, with magazine plunger on the right side ahead of the receiver. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-92% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, thinning finish on the front and rear sights, and minor marks. Receiver shows edgewear and even thinning of finish. Bottom metal shows edgewear and thinning finish with an exposed brass base plate for the magazine. Stock is near fine with indentations, scrapes, and scratches consistent with field use. Rear sling eye is missing and hole is vacant. Butt ends with checkered wood and provides a 14.25" LOP. Bore is very good with light scattered corrosion and well-defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely. The Model 1907 Scotch Deer Rifle was a high-end sporting rifle provided for the U.S., Canadian and British markets, displaying finer finish on the wood and metal. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Newton Arms 1st Model 1916 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #138 (Sale Order 142 of 842)

Newton Arms 1st Model 1916 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .256 Newton cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with Schnabel forend and smooth steel grip cap, sling eyes, banded brass bead blade front and two-leaf folding express rear sights, forward facing double set triggers, checkered double square bridge receiver drilled and tapped with holes filled, sharp factory markings with "NEWTON ARMS CO., INC./BUFFALO, N.Y." barrel address. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with light marks and scattered spots of erosion. Receiver shows lightening and thinning finish with modest edgewear. Bottom metal and trigger guard displays light edgewear and scattered spots of light corrosion. Stock is near excellent with indentations and light marks. Butt ends with a smooth steel buttplate, with widow's peak providing a 14" LOP to the front trigger. Bore is good with even light erosion and strong rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Limited in production to approx. 4,000 rifles. Charles Newton was a pioneer of American Sporting rifles who had unfortunate timing, attempting to introduce his new line of rifles in the middle of WWI. A lack of resources, ammunition and interest soon put Newton Arms out of business. His rifles remain scarce and desirable as originally configured. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Paul Jaeger Custom Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #139 (Sale Order 143 of 842)

Paul Jaeger Custom Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #A4200, .270 Win. cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, no sights, custom contoured hollow bolt handle, and sling eyes. Topped with Redfield two-piece bases, low rings, and a Leupold Vari-X II 2x7 variable-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a dot and fine wire reticle providing clear and crisp optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% blue finish, with light scratches and handling marks consistent with field use. Bottom metal and trigger guard show loss of finish and edgewear. Barrel address features Jaeger's post-war address "PAUL JAEGER-JENKINTOWN, PA." Custom steel grip cap is also marked "JAEGER CUSTOM". Stock is near excellent with indentations, compressions, and a deeper bruise on the left side at the bolt release. Stock features a slim contour with a beaded cheekpiece and fine checkering. Butt ends with a black spacer and Pachmayr solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is very good, showing use and wear with well-defined rifling. Action is smooth and the trigger is crisp. Paul Jaeger was a noted German trained American gunsmith who began building guns prior to WWII and continued to do so at the Jenkintown, PA location until his retirement in 1977. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Oberndorf Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #140 (Sale Order 144 of 842)

Custom Oberndorf Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #105794, .375x64 cal. (9.3x64), 24" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered English walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, horn forend and grip caps, barrel and sling swivels, commercial Mauser action, banded blade brass tipped blade front and 5-leaf folding Express sights, Buehler scope mounts added, contoured bolt handle, two-position safety, legible factory markings, barrel marked "Specially made for Chas. A. Heyer & Co., Nairobi". Mfg'd 1930-1931. Rifle is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining 96%-97% of an old quality re-blue, with light handling marks. There is light pitting under the finish on the magazine base plate. Left side of the front ring features the Mauser "BUG" and "N" over crown proofs. The caliber marking has been re-stamped on the left side of the barrel at the breech, ".375 x 64". Bolt handle has been bent to accommodate scope mounting. Stock is fine with sharp checkering, outstanding mineral streaking, and a beaded cheekpiece. Butt ends with a black spacer and red solid rubber Pachmayr pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is very good showing use, with well-defined rifling; action is smooth and the trigger breaks crisply. Chas. A. Heyer & Co. offered safaris in Nairobi, Kenya from approx. 1912-1949, with Mr. Heyer passing in 1931. Part of Heyer's service entailed the rental of rifles to European hunters visiting the "Dark Continent", this was one of those rifles. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)**

Czech BRNO Model 21 Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #141 (Sale Order 145 of 842)

Czech BRNO Model 21 Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #34874, 7x57 cal., 23" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered custom English walnut pistol grip stock, front and rear sights with vacant dovetails, barrel band sling swivels, replaced bolt handle contoured for optics. Topped with Conetrol two-piece bases, rings, and a Leupold Mountaineer fixed 4X rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Mfg'd 1946-1956. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks only. There are Czechoslovakian proofs on the left side of the barrel and receiver. Left side of the barrel is also marked "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA". Stock is finely checkered English walnut with an ebony forend tip, grip cap and beaded cheekpiece. Stock displays outstanding mineral streaking, fit and finish. Butt ends with a black spacer and Pachmayr solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13-5/8" LOP. Bore is minty bright and the action is very smooth with a crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Early Czech BRNO Model ZKW 465 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #142 (Sale Order 146 of 842)

Early Czech BRNO Model ZKW 465 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #05499, .22 Hornet (.22x36) cal., 22.75" barrel, blue finish, custom finely checkered Claro walnut Monte Carlo stock, banded blade front and three-leaf Express rear sights, 5-rd. detachable box magazine, miniature Mauser action, double set triggers and jeweled bolt. Topped with Conetrol two-piece bases and rings with a Weaver K4-1 fixed-power rifle scope finished in matte blue, with a duplex reticle providing clear and crisp optics. Mfg'd 1946-1974. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling and storage marks only. Factory markings are sharp with Czechoslovakian proofs on the left side of the barrel at the breech. RIght side of the rear bridge is marked "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA". The custom stock is finely checkered Claro walnut with ebony forend tip, Fischer style grip cap and outstanding mineral streaking with fiddle back figure. Butt ends with a black spacer followed by an Old English solid red rubber recoil pad providing a 12.5" LOP to the front trigger. Bore is minty bright and the action is butter smooth with double set triggers. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Custom Hillsdon & Hillsdon Farquharson Single Shot Rifle

Lot #143 (Sale Order 147 of 842)

Custom Hillsdon & Hillsdon Farquharson Single Shot Rifle, #3063, .243 Krag cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered custom English walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, no sights, barrel-mounted scope bases, and tang-mounted safety; receiver shows sharp border engraving, engraved screw heads and English view mark. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% of an old, quality refinish, with light handling and storage marks only. Barrel is marked "RCBS" just ahead of the front sight base and was likely completed in their custom shop. The finely checkered Claro walnut stock is in excellent condition and displays horn forend tip, grip cap, and pancake cheekpiece with outstanding mineral streaking, fit and finish. Butt ends with a color case hardened checkered steel buttplate providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is minty bright and the action functions well, locking up securely. C.E. Hillsdon began his gunsmithing operations in Sussex, England in 1888. The company ceased trading in 1986. The .243 Krag is a wildcat cartridge consisting of a .30-40 Krag case necked down to .243 and fire formed. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)**

Custom Westley Richards & Co. Farquharson Falling Block Single Shot Rifle

Lot #144 (Sale Order 148 of 842)

Custom Westley Richards & Co. Farquharson Falling Block Single Shot Rifle, NVSN, .30-40 Krag Improved cal., 23.25" RCBS marked barrel, blue finish, finely checkered two-piece California Claro walnut pistol grip stock, exotic wood forend tip, Fischer style blue steel grip cap, deluxe sling swivels, quarter rib, border engraved receiver, factory markings are clear, marked "WESTLEY RICHARDS & Co./LONDON" on left side receiver. Topped with a custom mount on the quarter rib, rings, and early Leupold M8-4x fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Scope is in very good condition having gone completely to a plum color. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining 98%-99% of an excellent rust blued finish. Receiver displays sharp border engraving and clean screw heads. Rifle was re-barreled during the period of use by Jack Ellis of RCBS in the early 1960's and is marked "RCBS" as a result. According to the consigner, the stock was built by noted stock maker, N.B. Fashingbauer of Lac Du Flambeau, Wisc., with a California Claro walnut blank provided by the owner. Stock is in excellent condition with fine checkering, exotic wood forend tip, beaded cheekpiece and steel grip cap. Butt ends with a black spacer and red Old English solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling, Action functions well and locks up securely. The .30-40 Krag Improved chambering is easily accomplished by fire-forming .30-40 Krag brass in the chamber for size. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Custom W.J. Jeffery Farquharson Falling Block Single Shot Rifle

Lot #145 (Sale Order 149 of 842)

Custom W.J. Jeffery Farquharson Falling Block Single Shot Rifle, #13265, .458 cal., 26" barrel, blue finish, custom checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, exotic wood forend cap, sling eyes, no sights, quarter rib, and tang mounted safety. Factory markings are clear with the right side of the receiver marked "W.J. JEFFERY Co. 13 KING STREET St. JAMES'S/LONDON". Topped with a custom mount on the rifle's quarter rib with rings and a Leupold VARI-X III 1.5x5 variable-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining 97%-98% of an old quality re-blued finish, with light scratches and handling marks. There is old scattered fine pinprick pitting under the new finish on both sides of the receiver. Receiver shows fine border engraving, decorative surrounds for the screw heads, and crisp address on the right side. Stock is excellent with fine checkering, exotic wood forend cap, blue steel grip cap, exaggerated beaded cheekpiece and outstanding feather crotch figure throughout the length of the stock. Butt ends with a Decelerator black rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling, action functions well and locks up securely. W.J. Jeffery was the greatest manufacturer of English Farquharson rifles and featured them in catalogs until 1927. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Outstanding Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #146 (Sale Order 150 of 842)

Outstanding Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #545124, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock, blue finish, hooded steel bead blade front and folding rear sights, receiver is factory drilled and tapped with screws in the tap holes, sling swivels and a hinged internal box magazine. Lot includes the original Winchester two-piece cardboard box with matching yellow end label, instruction manual, hang tags and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1962. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ factory finish, showing little, if any use. Sharp factory markings with crisp Winchester "WP" proofs stamped on the barrel and front ring and the bolt etched with the matching serial number. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering. Butt ends with a correct checkered plastic buttplate providing a 13-5/8" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright and has been fired very little. It would be nearly impossible to upgrade this example of the "Rifleman's Rifle". Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Remington Model 720 Military Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #147 (Sale Order 151 of 842)

Rare Remington Model 720 Military Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #42435, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel, smooth walnut one-piece stock, stock marked with Crossed Cannons Ordnance symbol and stamped with Colonel Frank J. Atwood's "FJA" inspection mark. Rifle is as new in original box, still wrapped in factory paper. Bolt appears to have never been unwrapped and the rifle shows no evidence of ever being assembled, let alone fired. The end label shows correct markings including the caliber, serial number, and mentions the sling strap which is still in the box, in cardboard. The Remington Model 720 Military rifles were purchased by the U.S. Navy during 1942 and intended for military use. Remaining unused throughout the war, they were later used as marksmanship trophies for Navy and Marine competitive shooters. Total production numbered only 920-1000 rifles. A rare Remington in incredible condition, with original manual and associated packaging materials. Rifle was originally part of the famous Robert Petersen collection. Est.: $3,000-$5,000. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 70 Target Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #148 (Sale Order 152 of 842)

Winchester Model 70 Target Bolt Action Rifle, #323207, .30-06 cal., 24" medium-weight barrel, Redfield Int'l Match Globe front sight, rear sight removed and plugged, Redfield Olympic Model aperture sight on the rear bridge, factory ribbed trigger, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock, accessory rail, sling swivels, period leather rifle sling with brass hardware. Mfg'd 1955. Rifle is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 88%-90% factory blue finish, with scrapes, scratches and areas of scattered erosion. There is considerable dried oil on the barrel that should clean. Barrel has been drilled and tapped for target bases with the two holes filled with tap screws. The Redfield Match Globe front sight has a single heavy post insert. Receiver shows light edgewear and general thinning of finish. Receiver is drilled and tapped with a Redfield one-piece scope base added. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Bottom metal and trigger guard show nearly all of the thinning blue finish with scattered scratches and edgewear. Factory markings are sharp with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Smooth walnut target stock is in very good condition with light scratches and minor indentations. Target forend is 2.5" wide with an accessories rail. Butt ends with a checkered steel shotgun style buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Action functions smoothly and the trigger breaks crisply; bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #149 (Sale Order 153 of 842)

Rare Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #418133, 7mm Mauser cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece high-comb pistol grip stock, sling swivels, ramped front and rear sights removed from the dovetail and left vacant, factory drilled and tapped receiver with an extra hole on the rear bridge (all holes are left vacant). Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Mfg'd 1957. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning blue finish, with light scratches, scrapes and handling marks. Receiver shows edgewear and thinning finish, particularly on the top. Bottom metal shows edgewear and minor marks. Stock is fine with light indentations, scratches, and small mars associated with field use. Butt ends with a checkered steel buttplate gone to gray patina with the correct widow's peak top providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is very good with light frosting and well-defined rifling. Action is smooth and trigger is crisp on this sharp Model 70, rare in the 7x57 chambering. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Super Grade Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #150 (Sale Order 154 of 842)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Super Grade Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #107812, .257 Roberts cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece low-comb pistol grip stock with an ebony forend tip, Winchester hard rubber grip cap and cheekpiece, deluxe sling swivels, brass bead ramped blade front and rear sight removed with the dovetail filled. Receiver has been drilled and tapped with all four holes filled, sharp factory markings with "SUPER GRADE" on the magazine base plate and crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. There are two vacant tap holes at the left rear of the receiver from an old receiver sight. Mfg'd 1949. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, scrapes along the barrel, and spots of dried oil that should clean. Receiver displays thinning finish with light edgewear. Bottom metal shows even edgewear and thinning finish on the trigger guard. Stock is very good with indentations, scratches and bruising. There is a small cut-out under the left side of the receiver where an old receiver sight was removed. Buttstock has been professionally shortened during the period of use and ends with a black spacer and Pachmayr ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.25" LOP. Action functions well, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)**

Rare Winchester Model 70 Super Grade Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #151 (Sale Order 155 of 842)

Rare Winchester Model 70 Super Grade Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #52860, 7mm Mauser cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece low-comb pistol grip stock with an ebony forend tip, Winchester hard rubber grip cap and cheekpiece, deluxe sling swivels, hooded brass blade front and rear sight removed with the dovetail filled, period Lyman aperture sight added at the rear bridge. Receiver has been drilled and tapped with the front two holes filled. Sharp factory markings with "SUPER GRADE" on the magazine base plate and crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number, with correct early safety. Mfg'd 1945. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% toning blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and around the front sight base. There are light scrapes on the barrel just ahead of the front ring. Receiver shows toning blue finish with minor marks. Bottom metal shows modest edgewear and light scratches. Stock is near excellent with light indentations, minor marks and light scratches. Butt ends with a checkered blue steel buttplate with the correct widow's peak top, providing a 13-3/8" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action functions smoothly. Winchester Model 70 rifles in 7mm Mauser (7X57) are scarce, making this Super Grade example exceedingly rare. Est.: $8,000-$10,000. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 54 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #152 (Sale Order 156 of 842)

Winchester Model 54 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #30842A, .30 WCF cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, pinned brass bead blade front and rear sight removed with a vacant dovetail, Lyman Model 57WJS aperture sight at rear of the receiver, sling eyes, hooks and a period smooth leather sling. Factory markings are sharp with crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1930. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scratches and minor marks. Bottom metal and trigger guard show edgewear and minor marks. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Stock is about fine with indentations, compressions, and light scratches consistent with field use. Butt ends with a ribbed steel buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely on this desirable Winchester, scarce in the .30-30 chambering. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)**

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #153 (Sale Order 157 of 842)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #508759, .375 H&H Mag. cal., 25" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip high-comb stock, Super Grade sling swivels, crossbolt added, steel bead ramped blade front and folding rear sights. Receiver is drilled and tapped with tap holes filled, bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Mfg'd 1961. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 96%-97% thinning factory finish, with scratches and handling marks. Factory markings are sharp with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Bottom metal shows modest edgewear, and the trigger guard is slightly rough at the edges. Stock is near excellent with sharp checkering, showing light indentations and storage marks. A metal crossbolt has been added during the period of use to mitigate recoil. Butt ends with a ventilated rubber Pachmayr recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling, action functions smoothly and the trigger breaks crisply. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)**

Weatherby Mark V Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #154 (Sale Order 158 of 842)

Weatherby Mark V Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #H62604, .300 Wea. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, finely skip-line checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend tip and inlaid grip cap, sling swivels and Bianchi tooled leather rifle sling, clear factory markings marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on the right side of barrel at breech. Topped with a one-piece Redfield mount, rings, and a Weatherby Premier 3x9 variable-power rifle scope in matte black, with a heavy duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Lot additionally includes the original Weatherby hang tag and instruction manual. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with only light scratches and minor marks along the barrel. Bolt is stamped with the matching serial number. Stock is near excellent with light scratches and minor indentations associated with field use. Butt shows beautiful figure and mineral streaking, ending with a ventilated rubber pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Weatherby Mark V Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #155 (Sale Order 159 of 842)

Weatherby Mark V Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #H134844, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 26" barrel, high-polish blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend tip and grip cap, sling swivels, and tooled leather sling with the initials "JLH", sharp factory markings marked "SOUTH GATE, CALIF. MADE IN JAPAN" on the left side of the receiver. Bolt is stamped with the matching serial number. Topped with Buehler two-piece bases, rings, and a Weatherby Premier 3-9x40 variable-power rifle scope finished in gloss black, with a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Lot includes a set of rubber bikini style lens covers. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Stock is near excellent with light scratches and mars consistent with storage. Butt ends with a ventilated rubber Weatherby marked recoil pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is near excellent with well defined rifling and the action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Custom C.D. Meyer Martini Falling Block Single Shot Schuetzen Rifle

Lot #156 (Sale Order 160 of 842)

Custom C.D. Meyer Martini Falling Block Single Shot Schuetzen Rifle, NVSN, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, blue finish, custom two-piece carved Schuetzen stock, banded front sight with an open dovetail, two sight blocks on the barrel, exaggerated trigger guard, double set triggers, Vaver Corp. marked adjustable aperture sight at the right rear of the receiver, left side of the receiver is marked "MADE BY/C.D. MEYER/SEATTLE/1936". Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning finish, with scratches, mars and edgewear. There are areas of light scattered surface erosion, primarily on the action. Stock is very good with an oversized forend with an accessory rail on the underside. Buttstock shows an oversized pancake cheekpiece, hand rest and exaggerated comb. Butt ends with an adjustable steel buttplate with prongs providing a 12.5" LOP to the front trigger. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. An interesting Schuetzen rifle that deserves additional research. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 52 Target Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #157 (Sale Order 161 of 842)

Winchester Model 52 Target Bolt Action Rifle, #91990C, .22 LR cal., 28" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock, accessory rail, sling swivels, hooded Redfield International Match target front and sight blocks at the rear, Redfield International Match aperture sight at the rear of the receiver, unmarked single shot adapter box magazine, magazine release on right side of stock. Lot includes a period leather rifle sling, extra 5-rd. Wisner magazine, and the consignor's notes on the rifle. Mfg'd 1956. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% factory finish, with light scrapes, scratches, and sharp factory markings. There are crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Stock is fine with indentations, scrapes, and light scratches, worse on the right side of the buttstock. Butt ends with a checkered blue steel shotgun style buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Action is crisp, bright bore is near excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Winchester Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #158 (Sale Order 162 of 842)

U.S. Winchester Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle, #469516, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S./WINCHESTER/MODEL OF 1917/469516", with an eagle stamp on the left and the bolt action works properly. The 26" barrel is marked "W/(Flaming Bomb)/10-18". The visible parts are Winchester including the blued "W" bolt; the follower was ramped at the back to allow the bolt to close. This Winchester M1917 rifle was originally blued then arsenal refinished, and the re-parkerizing is overall very good. Stock is marked "W" on the front and an "R" is stamped in front of the magazine. Stock was sanded, oiled, and is in very good condition. Action works properly, bore is dark with very sharp rifling. Included is a Kerr, No Buckle sling in good condition. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Rare U.S. Marked Winchester Model 52-D Target Single Shot Bolt Action Target Rifle

Lot #159 (Sale Order 163 of 842)

Rare U.S. Marked Winchester Model 52-D Target Single Shot Bolt Action Target Rifle, #117952D, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock, accessories rail, adjustable bedding device, sling swivels, no front sight with vacant sight block, aperture sight mount at the left rear of the receiver. Mfg'd 1964. Topped with a Picatinny rail, rings, and a Weaver CT 36 Micro-Trac fixed 36X rifle scope with an adjustable objective finished in matte black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Scope is in excellent condition and includes a set of aluminum screw-on lens covers. Lot includes the consignor's notes and a Weaver instruction manual for the scope. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Left side of receiver is marked "U.S." in electric pencil. Trigger guard shows scratches and edgewear. Factory markings are sharp with crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Stock is in near fine overall condition with scrapes, indentations and compressions consistent with field use. Butt ends with a ribbed Winchester marked solid rubber butt pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action is smooth and trigger is crisp. A scarce variation with fewer than 750 rifles shipped. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1917 Double Action Revolver

Lot #160 (Sale Order 164 of 842)

Colt Model 1917 Double Action Revolver, #115534, .45 ACP cal. (or .45 Auto Rim cal.), 5.5" barrel, receiver is marked "U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1917/No./115534" on the bottom of the grip and has a lanyard loop; Colt logo and the 1918 eagle inspector stamp are marked on the left side. The number 226906 is marked on the frame and crane. Wood grips are good with some loss and appear varnished. The 5.5" barrel has the Colt markings and patent dates on top, "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the bottom and "COLT D.A. 45" marked on the left side. The original blue finish is light from use and gone at the grip area and front of the barrel. Half-moon clips are needed to eject .45 ACP cases. Action works properly and cylinder locks up tight, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 1917 Double Action Revolver

Lot #161 (Sale Order 165 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 1917 Double Action Revolver, #50746, .45 ACP cal. (or .45 Auto Rim cal.), 5.5" barrel shows the S&W factory markings and patent dates on top, and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the bottom along with the serial number; receiver is marked "U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1917/No./50746" on the bottom of the grip and has a lanyard loop. The 1918 eagle inspector stamp is on the upper left side. Wood grips are very good and appear varnished. Cylinder is marked 50746 and has a slight ring at the bolt stops. Left side of barrel is marked "S. & W. D.A. 45." Front sight has a burr on top from being hit. The original blued finish is good with wear at the grip area and barrel from holster wear. Half-moon clips are needed to eject .45 ACP cases. Action works properly and cylinder locks up tight, bore is lightly frosted with good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #162 (Sale Order 166 of 842)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1012475, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, receiver is marked "FJA" with a "P" on the left side, and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" over the serial number on right. The Ordnance crossed cannon is faint at the back. Keyes plastic grips are very good. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A". on the left side, with a "P" on top. Fixed sights are standard military. Barrel is marked "HS" with a "P". The dark parkerizing may be a re-finish and is very good+ throughout, with wear to the top of the barrel. The blued WWII magazine is marked "L" for M.S. Little. Action works properly, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Inglis No.1 Mk1* Browning High-Power Chinese Contract Semi Automatic Pistol, with Shoulder Stock

Lot #163 (Sale Order 167 of 842)

Inglis No.1 Mk1* Browning High-Power Chinese Contract Semi Automatic Pistol, with Shoulder Stock, #2CH8817, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, blackened finish, checkered black plastic grips, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight with V-notch graduated to 500 meters. The single magazine is marked "JI" on the front and on the split base plate. Condition is good, with the original finish showing wear and patina spots. The walnut combination shoulder stock/holster is marked "S.A.LTD/1945" on the left side wrist. Condition is very good, with the original even color showing handling marks and paint scuffs ,especially to the left side. The tan cotton belt hanger is marked "Z.L.&T.LTD." and is in excellent condition. Pistol is marked "MK 1*/BROWNING FN 9MM HP INGLIS CANADA' on left side slide. Right side frame stamped with Canadian proof and property marks. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and barrel. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx.60% original finish, with wear and patina to the front and rear grip straps, edgewear and fine patina to both sides of the frame and slide. Grips are good with chips and handling marks to the checkering. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with defined rifling. Import stamped on left side frame. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #164 (Sale Order 168 of 842)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #3244986, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel is marked "RA/Flaming Bomb/7-42" with a "P" proof underneath, receiver is marked "U.S./Remington/Model 1903/3244986", visible component parts are marked "R". The original military finish is very good with wear at the rear band and the bolt was parkerized. Stock is marked with a boxed "FJA" and ordnance crossed cannons on the left side and a "(circle)P" proof behind the trigger guard. The four factory inspector symbols are marked in front of the magazine. Stock is in very good condition with light handling marks. Included is a M1923 khaki sling dated 1942, "R" marked front sight cover, and a nickeled oiler in the butt trap. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #165 (Sale Order 169 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #438639, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel is marked "D6535448 1-60 284" with two Danish crowns. This rifle went to the Danish military after WWII ended and came back through the CMP. Receiver is marked "US RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/438639". Bolt has the number 139 electric penciled on top. Sights were updated and the gas nut is marked BMB. The original military finish is good but getting lighter in some areas from use. Stock is unmarked and in very good condition with only the slightest handling wear. Buttplate is refinished black over heavy wear. Included is a new M1907 style leather sling in good condition. Action works properly, bore is very with an erosion of 3.5 and a good muzzle. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. International Harvester Semi-Automatic M1 Garand Rifle

Lot #166 (Sale Order 170 of 842)

U.S. International Harvester Semi-Automatic M1 Garand Rifle, #5147056, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/INTERNATIONAL/HARVESTER/5147056" and the action works properly. The 24" barrel is marked "P LMR D6535448 4-54 A51" on the right side. Barrel is import marked "BLUE SKY ARLINGTON, VA." on the left side behind the front sight. The parts are not matching and the light gray refinish is very good with wear on the gas cylinder. Stock is very good with a "P" at the pistol grip and dents on the handguard. Included is a commercial leather sling. Action works properly, bore is very good with an erosion of 2.5 and a good muzzle. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #167 (Sale Order 171 of 842)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #5686165, .30 Carb. cal., receiver marked "WINCHESTER/TRADEMARK/5686165", with an adjustable sight. The undated 18" barrel is marked "W" with a bayonet lug band showing a burred screw. The arsenal re-parkerizing is very good with patina on the bolt and recoil plate. The low-wood stock is marked "LW" in the sling well and "MR" (Mt. Rainer) on the left side of pistol grip with a "P" in front. Stock is very good with dents near the bayonet lug band and paint stains near the oiler well. The S-S3 marked buttplate is good showing wear. A partial Arlington, Va. import stamp is on the bottom of the barrel. Included are a late OD sling and a UN marked 15-rd. magazine mfg'd by Union Hardware. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #168 (Sale Order 172 of 842)

U.S. Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #2580068, .30 Carb. cal., receiver marked "UNDERWOOD/2580068", with a flip sight and the action works properly. The 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/11-43/(Flaming Bomb)" with a Type 1 band missing the swivel. The ".U." trigger housing has an "EW" push-button safety. The parkerizing is good with spots of black paint and patina throughout. The low-wood Winchester stock is marked "BW/S/11" on the left side with handling marks throughout and was pinned in front of the magazine well. Included is a used IU marked 15-rd. magazine mfg'd by Int'l Silver. No import marks. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Saginaw SG Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #169 (Sale Order 173 of 842)

Saginaw SG Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #3249025, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "SAGINAW SG/3249025", with an adjustable sight and the action works properly. The 18" barrel is marked "ROCK-OLA/3-43" with a bayonet lug. Carbine was arsenal rebuilt and refinished with updated parts. The re-parkerizing is very good throughout. Stock is marked "RSG" in the sling well, "MR" on left side, "MR M" (Mt. Rainer Ordnance Depot) on right side and red paint, with "48" on the pistol grip. Stock is very good with light handling marks. Included are a post-war OD sling and KSG magazine with rust on the floorplate. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

German Gustloff-Werke bcd 41 code Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #170 (Sale Order 174 of 842)

German Gustloff-Werke bcd/41 code Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #174L, 8x57mm, 23.62" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with cupped buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. A steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and a brown leather sling with the buckle marked "L&F" is mounted to the side. Condition for both is good, with wear to the cleaning rod and a cut to the top of the sling. Marked "Mod.98" on left side receiver rail. Top of receiver ring with "bcd/41". There are "eagle-swastika" firing proofs on the left side barrel and receiver. Barrel marked with "bys" code and three "(eagle)13" inspection stamps. Right side buttstock stamped with faint "eagle-swastika H" (Heer) mark over two faint partially visible inspection stamps. Underside of stock wrist has barely visible inspection stamp. Matching numbers with buttstock unmarked. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with toning to the barrel bands, receiver ring, and trigger guard/magazine floorplate. The buttplate is dark with patina. Wood is very good with an even color. There is a bruise and crack to the top of the hand guard, and a gouge to the right-side wrist, along with other scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #171 (Sale Order 175 of 842)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7552Z, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grooved grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, cog type hammer, and one blued steel magazine. Magazine is stamped "(eagle)/88" on the rear spine. Condition is good with wear, scratches, and patina to the finish. Pistol is marked on right side slide "(eagle)/partial firing proof/partial (eagle)88 final inspection stamp". There are additional "(eagle)88" stamps on the left side frame and barrel and right side of the blued block. Matching numbers on frame, slide, barrel and block. No import marks. Factory markings are mostly clear on the left side slide. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with scattered patina spots and wear to the front grip strap. The reproduction grips are in excellent condition showing light use. Action and hammer drop safety function properly but the hold open will not keep the slide in the rear position; bright bore rates as very good with very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Post-WWII French Proofed P.38 Mauser svw/45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #172 (Sale Order 176 of 842)

Post-WWII French Proofed P38 Mauser svw/45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #8860g, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, phosphate finish, steel grips with horizontal grooves, dovetailed blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, and one bright steel magazine. Magazine is a Czech contract type marked "P38/U/JVD/". Condition is good with overall wear to the finish. Black leather second type holster is unmarked with information painted out under the flap. Condition is very good showing light wear and use, all stitching and fittings are intact. Pistol was produced by French forces after they occupied the Mauser factory at the end of WWII and is marked "P.38/svw/45" on the left side slide, with a French five-pointed star proof stamp on the right-side slide. There are additional stars on the left side barrel and locking block. Matching numbers on frame, slide, barrel, and locking block. No import marks. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 75% of the light gray finish, with areas of wear to the frame and slide. Grips are very good showing wear to the front and bottom on each side. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore rates as good with darkening at the muzzle and very good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #173 (Sale Order 177 of 842)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #8111S, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, dark red plastic grooved grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Both magazines are marked "P38/U" (for unhardened feed lips) on the right side with flat followers and "jvd" on the left side. The black 2nd Type pebble holster is marked "CXB/4" and "P38" on the rear. Holster condition is excellent showing wear to the rear side. All stitching and fittings are intact. Pistol is marked on right side slide "(eagle)88/firing proof/(eagle)88 final inspection stamp". There are additional "(eagle)88" stamps on the left side frame and barrel and right side of the blued block. Matching numbers on frame, slide, barrel and block. No import marks. Factory markings are clear. Condition is very good, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, showing edgewear to the muzzle and around the slide. The reproduction grips are in excellent condition with light handling marks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore rates as good with frosting at the lead and good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

Zero Series WWII German Spreewerk cyq P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #174 (Sale Order 178 of 842)

Zero Series WWII German Spreewerk cyq P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #01837v, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, dark brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of the magazine is marked "P38 U"; spine is marked "jvd" and "(eagle)WaA706". Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and "U". There is an additional Nazi eagle firing proof and "U" on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition is fine. Approx. 93%-95% factory blue remains. There is some scattered light edgewear on the barrel and slide, light wear to right side of the front grip strap, and wear to the safety. Proof marks etc. are clear. Grips are very good showing moderate handling wear, no cracks, there are a few small chips to the ribs on the right grip. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is very good, no visible frosting or erosion, rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

German Gustloff-Werke Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #175 (Sale Order 179 of 842)

German Gustloff-Werke Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #7734T, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with cupped buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. A good condition steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Left side receiver rail marked "Mod.98". Top of receiver ring marked "bcd/4". Barrel shank marked "eagle-swastika" and "avk/ay". "Eagle-swastika/H" mark on right side buttstock has possibly been re-stamped. All matching visible serial numbers. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 65% finish, with the magazine floorplate and one side of the buttplate cleaned, the other side with rust patina. Sling slot on the right-side buttstock has been re-shaped. Wood is otherwise good with handling marks and darkening to the finish. Bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Post-WWII French Produced Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #176 (Sale Order 180 of 842)

Rare Post-WWII French Produced Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #573h, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock with cupped buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Rifle was produced after WWII by occupying French forces at the Mauser factory using many leftover German parts. Marked "Mod.98/svw MB" on top of receiver ring with French five-pointed star proof stamp on left side. Barrel has Belgian "FN"(Lion)/P.V" and "(crown)ELG" stamps on left side. Rifle was built with stacking rod in place of bayonet mount. Matching numbers except for bolt stop. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with a plum color to the extractor and old cleaned pitting to the buttplate. Wood has been sanded and stained. There are de-lamination cracks to the top of the wrist behind the receiver tang and to the underside behind the trigger guard. Condition is otherwise good showing old handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates very good with very good defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

German D.R.P. Model 1933 Standard Model Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #177 (Sale Order 181 of 842)

German D.R.P. Model 1933 Standard Model Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #52191, 8x57mm, 23.62" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with finger grooves on each side and flat buttplate, inverted "V" front sight without hood grooves and adjustable tangent rear sight. A polished steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and an original black leather sling with open style buckle and teardrop adjustment holes is attached. Condition is fair to good with wear and finish loss, marked "MAUSER-WERKE A.-G. OBERNDORF A/N." on left side receiver rail. Top of receiver ring marked with "MAUSER" banner logo over "1933", and the left side with crowned "B.U.G.N." inspection stamps. Top of barrel stamped with "7.91" for actual bore diameter. Matching numbers except cleaning rod (#90). Marked "D.R.P./502191" inside of a double circle on left side buttstock behind disassembly ring for "Deutsches Reichspost". These rifles were used by Nazi organizations and the German Post Office. Condition overall is very good. Receiver ring and rear bridge appear to have been polished, and the markings are subdued. Balance of the metal surfaces retain sharp markings and approx. 80% of their finish, with wear and patina to the barrel bands, trigger guard/magazine floorplate, and especially to the buttplate. Wood appears to retain its dark red finish and is in very good condition, showing impressions, handling marks, and a chip to the front left forend. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with good to very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory Semi-Automatic M1D Garand Sniper Rifle

Lot #181 (Sale Order 182 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Semi-Automatic M1D Garand Sniper Rifle, #2270308, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/2270308The 24" barrel is marked "SA D7312555 2 53 P 189A" on the right side. The metal was refinished and is very good with wear on the gas cylinder. Stock is marked boxed eagle left side with the "(circle)P" proof at pistol grip and is very good with light handling wear. The cheek pad is unmarked with flat islets and incorrect lacing. The M84 scope, #35830, has good optics and works well but shows scattered patina and pitting on the front ring. Included is a CMP marked hard case. Action works properly, bore is very good with an erosion of 2.5 and a good muzzle. No import marks. Lot includes CMP Certificate of Authenticity, invoice, Army technical manual. Est.: $2,000-$2,800. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #178 (Sale Order 183 of 842)

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #430354, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S./ROCKISLAND/ARSENAL/MODEL 1903/430354", with a Remington bolt. The 24" barrel is marked "RIA/Flaming Bomb/10-17", with an "M22" on the bottom and front sight cover. Rifle was arsenal rebuilt and refinished during the WWII period. The arsenal re-parkerizing is very good overall with wear on the floorplate. The unmarked scant stock is very good+ with light scratches on the right near the butt swivel. Included is a M1907 MILSCO 194X dated sling in good condition. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #179 (Sale Order 184 of 842)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #5269403, .30 Carb. cal., receiver marked "INLAND DIVISION/5269403", with a flip sight. The 18" barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/6-44" with a bayonet lug band. The parkerizing is very good overall with wear on the receiver rails and the bolt is blued. The high-wood stock is marked "OI" in the sling well and is very good, except for heavy dents near the op-slide. Buttplate is rough and lacking finish. Included are a late OD sling and an II 15-rd.mag mfg'd by Int'l Silver. Action works properly, safety is stiff, bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #180 (Sale Order 185 of 842)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #774103, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/774103", with WWII lock bar sights. The 24" barrel is marked "S-A-6-46". Rifle went thru the post-war rebuild. The arsenal re-parkerizing is very good with wear on the upper band and front of barrel. Stock is marked "S.A./EMcF(boxed)" on the left side and a "(circle)P" proof on the pistol grip. Stock is very good with light handling wear. Included is a WWII OD sling showing use and a post-war cleaning kit contained in the butt trap. Action works properly, bore is very good with an erosion of 2.5 and a good muzzle. No import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Harrington & Richardson Semi-Automatic M1 Garand Rifle

Lot #182 (Sale Order 186 of 842)

Harrington & Richardson Semi-Automatic M1 Garand Rifle, #5580049, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL..30 M1/H&R ARMS CO./5580049", and the 24" barrel is marked "HRA 6635448 6-56 RS52" on the right side. All of the visible parts appear to be the correct configuration for H&R. The parkerizing is very good throughout but a few parts were refinished; the bolt is light gray with a sheen and the receiver is a questionable dull gray. Stock is unmarked and varnished and is in excellent condition showing no scratches or wear. Buttplate shows wear and was refinished. A certificate from the CMP is included. Action works properly, bore is very good with an erosion of 2. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model 1903 Mark 1 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #183 (Sale Order 187 of 842)

Springfield Armory Model 1903 Mark 1 Bolt Action Rifle, #1114903, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/MARK 1/1114903", and the 24" barrel is marked "H.S./(Flaming Bomb)/12-44", with a blade front sight. Rifle was arsenal rebuilt with mixed parts and refinished in late WWII. The refinish on the small parts is very good, but the receiver, barrel and upper band show wear. Scant stock is marked "U/S" in the cutoff well with a partially "(boxed)SA" rebuild stamp on the left side. Stock is in very good condition with scattered handling marks, heavier at the lower band area. Action works properly, bore is excellent. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Mauser byf-44 Police Issue P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #184 (Sale Order 188 of 842)

WWII German Mauser byf-44 Police Issue P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5591, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, dark brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of the magazine is marked "P38"; spine is marked "(eagle)/WaA?06" and "jvd". Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof, "F" and, "(eagle)/WaA135". Left side of the slide with commercial "(eagle)N". There is an additional "(eagle)135" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, and slide. Locking block is not numbered and the side is marked "(eagle)359". No import marks. Condition is good. Finish shows toning and wear but still a majority remains. There is light pitting present on parts of the barrel, salt and pepper type blemishes on the trigger guard bow. There is a piece missing from the upper back edge of the left grip, otherwise both show moderate age and handling wear. Action operates smoothly, hold open functions properly, but the hammer drop does not work. Near excellent bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Magazine has a thicker matte finish that shows moderate wear. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

DWM Model 1906 American Eagle Commercial Luger

Lot #185 (Sale Order 189 of 842)

DWM Model 1906 American Eagle Commercial Luger, #35430, .30 Luger cal., 4.75" barrel, rust blued finish, straw-colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with small "V" notch, no stock lug with grip safety. Includes one nickel-plated magazine with unmarked wood base. "DWM" marked toggle "American Eagle" chamber marking, marked "GERMANY" under serial number on front of frame. Grips are not numbered, otherwise all visible numbers are matching. Condition is fine, retaining approx. 92% original rust blued finish. Finish shows general mild thinning primarily on the muzzle, highpoints, and edges. Straw colors have worn to approx. 50% coverage. Milling to remove lettering under safety in the white. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show general age and wear with intermittent spots of flattening to the checkering detail. There is a repaired chip to the upper back corner on the left grip panel, below the safety. Action operates smoothly but the hold open does not function. Bore is primarily bright with a little mild frosting visible; rifling is very good. Magazine is in good condition, with some very mild pitting and darkening to the sides, no chips or significant dents to the wood base. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)**

WWII Mauser K98k duv-42 Code Berlin-Lubecker Maschinenfabrik Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #186 (Sale Order 190 of 842)

WWII Mauser K98k duv-42 Code Berlin-Lubecker Maschinenfabrik Bolt Action Rifle, #6961i, 7.92mmx57mm, blued finish, 23.6" barrel, receiver marked "duv 42", Nazi eagle firing proof on receiver and barrel, "(eagle)214" waffenampt on receiver, all visible numbers matching and correct, no visible import stamps, 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, machined trigger guard and floorplate. Laminated wood stock and upper handguard, solid front barrel band, machined rear barrel band, bolt takedown disc, side sling slot, cupped buttplate, large "(eagle)214"stamp and serial number on lower edge of stock, small "(eagle)214" stamp at wrist. Condition is very good, the action and barrel retaining approx. 95+% original blued finish, with light rust patina on various areas, wear lines on the bolt body from use, mottled plum color with light rust spots on the extractor, trigger guard and floorplate with some freckling, buttplate has dark rust patina, with heavy rust near the top; stock disc has a dark patina. Bore is bright with strong lands and grooves, the action and safety function properly. Stock has not been sanded and shows a few scattered dings, scratches, and small dents, with some spotting on the bottom near the wrist. Looks like an untouched vet bring-back piece that has never been messed with. If one was to do some sympathetic cleaning to the metal pieces, this could be a very nice example. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Saginaw S'G' Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #187 (Sale Order 191 of 842)

Saginaw S'G' Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #1807928, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "SAGINAW S'G'/1807928", with a "RG-S'G'" marked flip sight, and the 18" barrel is marked "BUFFALO ARMS/7-43" with a bayonet lug. The arsenal refinish is very good on the receiver and barrel, the bolt is plum and the trigger group light from wear. Stock is in very good condition with a few dents and marked "IR-IP" in the sling well and a ".U." rebuild stamp on the left side. Included are an F-S Co. 1943 sling and a JLC-Q magazine with some rust. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

National Postal Meter Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #188 (Sale Order 192 of 842)

National Postal Meter Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4219596, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "NATIONAL/POSTAL METER/4219596", with a flip sight marked "RN", and the 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/1-44/(Flaming Bomb)". All visible parts are Postal Meter, and the finish is very good, with wear on the receiver and barrel. Stock is I-cut but modified to low wood and marked "NPM/FJA(boxed)" with crossed cannons on the left side and a "(circle)P" proof at the pistol grip. A "(boxed)RIA/EB" rebuild is stamped on the left rear. Stock is very good with some scattered scrapes. Included are a worn WWII sling and a "UN" magazine with wear. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Quality Hardware Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #189 (Sale Order 193 of 842)

Quality Hardware Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4838110, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "QUALITY H.M.C./4838110", with a "GE-Q" marked flip sight, and the 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/2-44/(Flaming Bomb)/P" with a bayonet lug. The arsenal refinish is good but the receiver is very light from use and the trigger housing is patina. The low-wood stock is marked "Q-RMC" in the sling well, crossed cannons on the right side, and a "(boxed)RIA/EB" rebuild stamp on the left with a "(circle)P" proof at the pistol grip. Stock is in good condition with scattered blemishes. Included are a post-war OD sling and a G-Q magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

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

Lot #190 (Sale Order 194 of 842)

U.S. Rock-Ola Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4582400, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "ROCK-OLA/4582400", with a stamped adjustable sight, 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/10-44/(Flaming Bomb)". Carbine was arsenal rebuilt with a bayonet lug and refinished. The arsenal refinish is very good overall with light wear. Stock is marked "RMC" in the sling well, and a "(boxed)RMC" with crossed cannons and a "(boxed)RIA/EB" rebuild both on the right side. Stock is very good with light wear, heavier on the handguard. Included are a WWII olive drab sling and a K.I. magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #191 (Sale Order 195 of 842)

Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #1267578, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "WINCHESTER/TRADE MARK/1267578", with an adjustable "PI" marked sight, and the 18" barrel is marked "W". Carbine was rebuilt and refinished with a bayonet lug that is marked "C" below center. The refinish is very good but the receiver appears to be original finish. The low-wood stock is marked "WRA/GHD" with crossed cannons and "28" painted on the pistol grip. "M R" (Mt. Rainer Ordnance Depot) is stamped on the lower left. Wood is very good with light handling wear. Included are a WWII khaki sling and an "IW" magazine. Action functions properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,800. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #192 (Sale Order 196 of 842)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2436849, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, receiver is marked "FJA" with a "P" on the left side, and "UNITED STARES PROPERTY" and "M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" over the serial number on the right side. The Ordnance crossed cannon is marked on the back; trigger guard is marked "L" on the left side and "C" on the right. Keyes plastic grips are very good. Slide is marked "REMINGTOIN RAND INC./SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.", with a "P" on top. Fixed sights are standard military. Barrel is marked "HS" with a "P". The parkerized finish is excellent throughout with light wear to the top of the barrel. The blued WWII magazine is marked "S" for Scovill. Action works properly, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Ithaca/Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #193 (Sale Order 197 of 842)

U.S. Ithaca/Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1262505, .45 ACP cal., 5" parkerized barrel, receiver is in the Ithaca serial number range and marked "FJA" with a "P" on the left side; "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" over the serial number on the right. The Ordnance cross cannon is faint at the back. The left grip is Colt in good condition, and the right grip is Keyes with an area of wear below the top screw. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.", on the left with a "P" on top. Fixed sights are standard military. Pistol was arsenal refinished leaving some of the markings faint. The parkerized refinish remains excellent throughout. The blued magazine is unmarked and in very good condition. Action works properly, bore is excellent. This was a CMP pistol and the CMP paperwork is included with a nice pistol case. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Modified German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Scope

Lot #194 (Sale Order 198 of 842)

Modified German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Scope, #22019, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with checkered cupped buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Left side receiver rail marked "Mod.98" behind a "(eagle)135" inspection stamp. There are "eagle-swastika" firing proofs on the left side receiver and barrel. Barrel code is "E13/(eagle)135". There is a subdued "eagle-swastika WaA 135" stamp on the right-side buttstock behind the disassembly ring. Barrel bands and trigger guard/magazine floorplate are stamped. Matching numbers on receiver and barrel. Bolt handle and bolt sleeve have been renumbered to match. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, with rust patina to the right-side barrel, receiver, and trigger guard/magazine floorplate. Stock has been sanded smooth and stained over old handling marks, now in good condition. Action operates smoothly, dark bore rates as fair to good with rust frosting and good rifling. No visible import marks. Scope tube is marked "OPTIKOTECHINA". Condition is fair with wear and rust to the tube. The three-post reticle is bright but the optics have a yellow color. The adjustment knob turns freely. Rear base is marked "(eagle)136", and the front scope ring is stamped "907". Condition of mounts is good showing wear and patina. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #195 (Sale Order 199 of 842)

German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #9026O, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. A good condition cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Marked on top of receiver ring with Mauser Oberndorf code "42/1938". Left side receiver rail is marked "Mod.98". There are two "eagle-swastika" proof stamps on the left side barrel and receiver, three "(eagle)/63" stamps on the right-side receiver, and two partially mutilated "(eagle)/WaA6)"? stamps on the right side barrel below the rear sight. Right side buttstock marked with "(eagle)/H/(partially visible)WaA63/faint WaA63" stamps. Underside of buttstock is marked with four faint to clear "WaA63" stamps. Matching numbers except cleaning rod. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% bluing with finish loss, browning, and patina to the barrel bands, bolt stop, trigger guard/floorplate, and buttplate. Wood is very good with deep bruises to the left side forend, and bruises and darkening to the right and underside of the forend along with overall scratches and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bore rates as very good with very good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #196 (Sale Order 200 of 842)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8229N, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, black Bakelite grooved grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, and one blued steel magazine. Magazine is unmarked and in good condition, with wear, patina, and scratches to the finish. Pistol is marked on right side slide "(eagle)88/faint firing proof/partial (eagle)88 final inspection stamp". There are additional "(eagle)88" stamps on the left side frame and barrel and right side of the blued block. Matching numbers on frame, slide, barrel and block. No import marks. Factory markings are muted on the left side slide. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish. The upper right side grip is cracked, otherwise both sides are good, showing light handling marks. Action and hammer drop safety function properly but the hold open will not keep the slide in the rear position; bright bore rates as very good with very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Occupation Radom VIS 35 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Magazines

Lot #197 (Sale Order 201 of 842)

WWII German Occupation Radom VIS 35 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Magazines, #F0673, 9mm, 4.75" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips impressed with an "FB" and "VIS" logo inside inverted triangle on each side, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "V" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and two blued steel magazines. Both magazines are marked with an "(eagle)189" on the floorplate. Condition for both is good, with finish wear and one showing areas of brown patina. Black leather holster has single magazine pouch and is unmarked. Condition is good with wear and handling marks to the finish. All stitching and fittings are intact. Left side of slide is marked "F.B.RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567.", with an "eagle-swastika" and "(eagle)625" (Steyr) firing proof stamped to the rear. There are "(eagle)77" stamps on the left side of the slide and both sides of the frame. This is a Type III pistol made without a takedown latch/slide notch and no stock slot. #0776 is stamped behind the hammer drop safety. No import marks. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 50% finish, with wear mostly to the slide, showing patina at the sight notch and cocking grooves. Grips are good showing moderate wear with chips and scratches. Right lower grip screw boss is stripped and the screw is included separately. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bright bore rates as very good with defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1898 (Krag) Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #198 (Sale Order 202 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1898 (Krag) Bolt Action Rifle, #416300, .30-40 Gov't cal., 30" barrel is not marked, left side of receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1898 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 426300". The 30" barrel is not marked. The M1901 rear sight ladder works but was welded at the base. Metal has considerable blue, with wear and light rust at the front of the barrel. Stock has a boxed "JSA/1902" cartouche on the left side and a "(circle)P" proof behind the trigger guard. Stock is very good with some dents, the worst between barrel bands. Buttplate lacks finish and has areas of light rust. Bright bayonet is marked "US", dated 1896, and in very good condition with a layer of grease. Type 2 scabbard is in very good+ condition retaining most of the blue. Included is a M1907 leather sling marked "H.S.S. CO." which is dry but sound. Action works properly, bore is good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #199 (Sale Order 203 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #587182, .30-06 cal., front of the trigger housing is marked "(Flaming Bomb)/N.R.A.", receiver is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/587182". The 24" barrel is marked "S.A./Flaming Bomb/9-14", with an unmarked front sight cover. The original niter blue is worn in spots and in need of cleaning. Bolt is a replacement. The finger-groove stock has a boxed "JFC" cartouche with "(circle)P" proof and a metal tag nailed at the back with "72". Stock is in very good condition with the slightest wear. Included is a period M1907 leather sling in good condition with some scuffing and a Model 1905 bayonet. The bayonet is very good with a darkened blade and marked "SA/Flaming Bomb/1916" on the left and "US/644127" on the right. The M1910 bayonet scabbard is good with wear at the leather bottom. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $1,000-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #200 (Sale Order 204 of 842)

Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #296157, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./ROCKISLAND/ARSENAL/MODEL 1903/296157", and the 24" barrel is marked "SA/(Flaming Bomb)/4-18/A", with a blade front sight. Judging from the parts, the rifle was arsenal rebuilt and refinished during WWII. Rear sight has a late WWII replacement slide. The refinish is very good throughout with the "R" marked bolt showing light wear. Scant stock is unmarked and in excellent condition with no scratches or handling wear. A certificate from the CMP is included. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #201 (Sale Order 205 of 842)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #1055643, .30 Carb. cal., Type 1 spring tube receiver is marked "WINCHESTER/TRADE MARK/1055643", with a flip sight. The Type 2 spring tube without the lug is incorrect. The area behind the rear sight was sanded leaving Winchester difficult to read. The 18" barrel is marked "W" and "(circle)WP" proof with a reproduction Type 1 barrel band. The barrel/receiver group was refinished black and in good condition, trigger housing shows original finish with light wear. The I-cut stock is marked WRA/GHD with the crossed cannons on the right side and a ".U." rebuild on the left side. Stock is in good condition with some scattered dents and was modified to low wood. Included are a OD sling and a IR magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #202 (Sale Order 206 of 842)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1792621, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, receiver is marked "FJA" with a "P" on the left side, and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" over the serial number on the right side. Trigger guard is marked "7" on the left and "4" on the right. The Ordnance crossed cannon symbol is marked at the back. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A". on the left, with a "P" on top. Fixed sights are standard military. Factory parkerized finish is excellent overall with light wear on top of the barrel. Barrel is marked "F" (Flannery) with the "P" proof. The Keyes plastic grips are excellent, and the commercial magazine is marked "Colt/45 AUTO" on the floorplate. Action works properly, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,600-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Perfected Single Shot Target Pistol

Lot #203 (Sale Order 207 of 842)

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Perfected Single Shot Target Pistol, #10117, .22 LR cal., 10" ribbed barrel, blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece extension grips, flat-sided "I" solid frame with an integral trigger guard, pinned Patridge style blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, with clear factory markings. Mfg'd 1909-1923. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% toning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and light scratches along the barrel, particularly the right side. There are a couple of minor nicks to the barrel rib. Receiver shows a crisp S&W trade mark on the lower right side. Trigger guard displays modest edgewear. Hammer and trigger still retain muted color case hardening. Grips are in fine condition with sharp checkering, showing minor indentations and mars; bases have several tiny flea bite nicks. Bright bore shows well-defined rifling and the action is crisp, locking up securely. The third, or "Perfected" Model, was limited in production to only 6,949. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)**

Rare Smith & Wesson 4th Model Straight-Line Target Single Shot Pistol

Lot #204 (Sale Order 208 of 842)

Rare Smith & Wesson 4th Model Straight-Line Target Single Shot Pistol, #472, .22 LR cal., 10" side swing barrel, blue finish, replacement two-piece stag grips, pinned blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, with legible factory markings. Mfg'd 1925-1936. Pistol is in fine overall condition as refinished. Pistol retains approx 95%-96% of an old quality reblued finish, with light wear at the muzzle and scattered pinprick pitting under the new finish. Trigger has been jeweled during the period of use. Stag grips are in near excellent condition and fit well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely on this unique S&W single shot, fashioned after an auto-loader, with limited production of only 1,870 pistols produced. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)**

Colt Police Positive Target Model 2nd Issue Double Action Revolver

Lot #205 (Sale Order 209 of 842)

Colt Police Positive Target Model 2nd Issue Double Action Revolver, #35406, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, pinned blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, sharp factory markings with two-line barrel address showing last patent date ending Oct. 5, 1926. Mfg'd 1929. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, along the barrel and highpoint edgewear. Cylinder shows thinning finish along the leading edge and an index line. Straps and trigger guard show thinning finish and modest edgewear. Grips are very good with some flattening to the checkering and a good fit. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly on this desirable Target Model. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Pre-Model 17 Double Action Revolver

Lot #206 (Sale Order 210 of 842)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Pre-Model 17 Double Action Revolver, #K327439, .22 LR cal., 6" pinned ribbed barrel, high-polish blue finish, diamond checkered two-piece S&W silver medallion grips with matching interior number, Patridge style front blade and adjustable micrometer rear sights, color case hardened target hammer and trigger. Lot includes the blue factory cardboard box with a partially legible matching number on the underside in grease pencil. Box is in good condition with the "Nox-Rust Wrapper" paper included. Metal corners are intact with a good end label, showing losses around the edges. Mfg'd 1958. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light scratches and minor handling marks only. Factory markings are sharp with a four-screw frame. Hammer and trigger show vivid color case hardening. Diamond center grips are excellent and show little use with sharp checkering. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this outstanding K-22. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt National Match Mid-Range .38 Spec. Mid-Range Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #207 (Sale Order 211 of 842)

Colt National Match Mid-Range .38 Spec. Mid-Range Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6990-MR, 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt gold medallion grips, blade front and Elliason adjustable square-notch rear sights, 6-rd. Colt marked blue steel magazine, and sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1970. Lot includes a Colt Gold Cup National Match Factory two-piece cardboard box with test target, instruction manual, hang tag, Colt purchase letter, Colt marked screwdriver, bushing wrench, (3) additional Colt marked magazines and associated original packaging materials. Box is in fine overall condition with a tear at one corner, bright graphics, and marked ".38 CAL" at the end. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% toning factory finish, with modest edgewear, handling marks and light scratches. There is a faint line at the slide stop from incorrect assembly/disassembly. Magazine bases are marked "COLT/.38 SPEC". Grips are excellent, showing little use. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this scarce National Match Mid-range pistol. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Super .38 4th Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #208 (Sale Order 212 of 842)

Colt Super .38 4th Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #200361, .38 Super cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered mottled brown plastic two-piece Colt monogram grips, low-profile blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, sharp factory markings with the Rampant Colt on the left side of the slide, 9-rd. Colt marked magazine with "WALLACE D. CONNER" lightly etched into one side. Lot includes an additional Colt marked 9-rd. blue steel magazine. Mfg'd 1968. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with light to moderate surface rust on both sides of the slide, at the muzzle, and scattered spots of corrosion on the underside. There are light scratches on the left side of the frame below the slide stop from careless assembly/disassembly. Front strap and trigger guard show thinning finish and modest edgewear. The magazines are marked "COLT SUPER .38 AUTO" on the base. Grips are fine with sharp checkering and crisp Colt monograms. Bore is very good with light frosting in the grooves and defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Cobra (1st Issue) Double Action Revolver

Lot #209 (Sale Order 213 of 842)

Colt Cobra (1st Issue) Double Action Revolver, #172534LW, .38 Spec. cal., 2" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt silver medallion grips, alloy frame, serrated blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, clear factory markings with a crisp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Lot includes a non-matching Colt two-piece wood grain box with grip adapter and an unmarked leather top-snap belt holster. Mfg'd 1966. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, minor marks, and a scratch on the right rear of frame. Backstrap shows a couple minor flea bite spots of finish loss. Bore is mirror bright with well-defined rifling, showing little use. action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Early 60's Colt Python Double Action Revolver

Lot #210 (Sale Order 214 of 842)

Early 60's Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #25619, .357 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1963. Overall condition is fine to near excellent. Approx. 95% factory metal finish remains. Wear at the muzzle, front and back edges of the cylinder accounts for most of the finish loss. There is a little thinning and wear to the bottom edge of each grip, checkering detail is crisp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard 1980 Olympic Commemorative Semi-Automatic Target Pistol

Lot #211 (Sale Order 215 of 842)

High Standard 1980 Olympic Commemorative Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #USA0569, .22 Short cal., 6.75" tapered barrel, ported integral stabilizer and blade front and adjustable rear bridge sights, two barrel weights on the underside, push-button takedown, stippled front and back grip straps, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with thumb rest, and unmarked 10-shot magazine. Mfg'd 1980. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches and dried oil that should clean. Trigger, magazine release and safety are all bright gold finished. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./E.HARTFORD, CONN. U.S.A." Right rear of slide is engraved with the five gold rings Olympic logo. The underside of the barrel is factory drilled to accommodate weights and stabilizers, there are two weights attached. The checkered walnut grips are in near excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action functions smoothly, bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. A scarce pistol, produced in 1980 with limited production of 1000 pistols, this model commemorated the 1980 Moscow Olympics, which the USA did not attend because of the Soviet 1979 invasion of Afghanistan. Lot includes walnut display case, with red velvet linded interior which has detached from the lid, and key for the case. Case has scratch marks and bruises. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #212 (Sale Order 216 of 842)

Scarce Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #D77979, .38 Spec. cal., 2.5" vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt silver medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1976. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. The leading edge of the cylinder shows modest wear with a faint index line. Factory markings are sharp. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering, retaining significant original finish. Bore is minty bright and shows little use. Action is crisp on this desirable Diamondback, scarce with the 2.5" barrel. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #213 (Sale Order 217 of 842)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #R28889, .22 LR cal., 4" barrel with ventilated rib, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1978. Lot includes the Colt factory wood grain cardboard box with matching end label, instruction guide, firearm manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Revolver is as new in the factory box, retaining 99%+ factory finish and appears unfired. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and bright gold Colt medallions. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this exceptional Diamondback. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #214 (Sale Order 218 of 842)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #R50562, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel with a ventilated rib, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, showing little use. Factory markings are clear with a Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Front end of the cylinder shows light wear, with a light index line at the rear. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering, showing little use. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this lightly used Diamondback. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver

Lot #215 (Sale Order 219 of 842)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #AL6833, .357 Mag. cal., 4" barrel with ventilated rib, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt gold medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, with clear factory markings. Mfg'd 1980. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are near excellent with minor indentations and sharp checkering. Bore is minty bright with sharp rifling. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Lot includes manual. Est.: $2,400-$2,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver

Lot #216 (Sale Order 220 of 842)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #V13636, .357 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece gold Colt medallion grips, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable white outline square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-97% factory finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle, minor scratches and handling marks. The leading edge of the cylinder shows modest edgewear with a faint index line at the rear. Factory markings are clear with a crisp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and bright medallions. Action is crisp and locks up securely; bore is near excellent, showing light use. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Mitchell Arms Jeff Cooper Signature Model Single Action Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #217 (Sale Order 221 of 842)

Mitchell Arms Jeff Cooper Signature Model Single Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CS00012, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, matte blue finish, slim black checkered Micarta two-piece grips, factory dovetailed Heinie blade front and square-notch rear sights, one 8-rd. Mitchell Arms marked magazine, bobbed hammer, beavertail grip safety, clear factory markings, with Jeff Cooper's signature on both side of the slide. Lot includes a Mitchell Arms letter of provenance, indicating that Serial number CS00012 was the best of the only three known full-production pistols completed and was used intended for display at the SHOT Show. Additionally, the lot includes a signed marketing agreement between Jeff Cooper and Don Mitchell, President of Mitchell Arms. Further, the consignor has provided additional history on the pistol. Mfg'd 1996. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ factory finish and may be unfired. Grips are excellent, fit well and show little use. Bore is excellent and the action is crisp on this rare example. Jeff Cooper was a well-known gun writer and founding father of the Gunsite Academy. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/ Not available to Calif. residents.)

Swiss Sphinx AT-2000H Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #218 (Sale Order 222 of 842)

Swiss Sphinx AT-2000H Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A01446H, 9mm, 3.5" barrel, two-tone blued/stainless finish, checkered rubber two-piece Sphinx marked grips, three white-dot sighting system, with two (2) 10-rd. unmarked magazines. Import marked "SILE/OSSIAN, IN" on the right side of the frame, and "MADE IN SWITZERLAND" on the left side. Includes matching numbered factory box with foam inserts, cleaning rod, and brushes. Pistol is in excellent overall condition and appears near new, retaining 99%+ factory finish, displaying only a few minor handling marks on the frame. Grips appear like new. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with strong rifling. Overall, appears little used. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Post-War Colt Service Model Ace Semi-Auto Pistol

Lot #219 (Sale Order 223 of 842)

Post-War Colt Service Model Ace Semi-Auto Pistol, #SM14573, .22 LR cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable square-notched rear sight, with one Colt magazine. Includes an original correct type wood grain pattern Colt box (no end label), with two-piece Styrofoam insert. Condition is excellent overall. Retaining approx. 98% factory blue with a few minor scratches and handling marks present on the slide and front grip strap. Grips appear near new with sharp checkering detail. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Box shows age and storage wear. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Custom Shop MKIV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #220 (Sale Order 224 of 842)

Colt Custom Shop MKIV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N93403, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, electroless nickel finish, checkered wood grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight with white insert and adjustable rear sight with white outline. Both front and rear look like Millett sights. Features include an adjustable trigger, ambidextrous safety, and wide grip safety, with two (2) factory Colt magazines, wood grain pattern box with matching Colt Custom Gun Shop end label, instruction manual, and blue plastic Colt case. Mfg'd 1981. Condition is excellent. Front portion of the slide shows a little mild scratching. There are a few minor handling marks to the front and back strap. Grips appear like new. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright and rates in excellent overall condition. Box shows moderate storage type wear. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Super Stallion 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #221 (Sale Order 225 of 842)

Colt Super Stallion 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #38SS293, .38 Super cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered wraparound rubber one-piece Colt medallion grips, blade front and Elliason adjustable square-notch rear sights, 9-rd. Colt marked magazine, skeletonized trigger, and clear factory markings. Lot includes a Colt factory blue plastic hard case and maroon cardboard box with a non-matching end label, warranty card, instruction manual and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1988, with approx. 500 produced. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

Factory Power-Ported Smith & Wesson Model 629-5 Classic Double Action Revolver

Lot #222 (Sale Order 226 of 842)

Factory Power-Ported Smith & Wesson Model 629-5 Classic Double Action Revolver, #CEA4642, .44 mag. cal., 7.5" power ported barrel, satin stainless steel, unfluted cylinder, stippled and finger-grooved black rubber S&W grips, Patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight with square-notch groove, and checkered target hammer with a smooth trigger. Includes matching numbered blue S&W case and instruction manual. Product code 103626. Condition is excellent. Metal with intermittent light handling marks and a few small scratches. Action operates smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 627-3 Double Action Revolver

Lot #223 (Sale Order 227 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 627-3 Double Action Revolver, #SHS0056, .357 mag. cal., 8-shot, 5" slab-side contoured barrel, stainless glass bead finish, finger-grooved brown laminated wood grips, Patridge front sight with gold bead, adjustable rear sight with square-notch groove, checkered teardrop-shaped hammer, smooth trigger with overtravel stop. Left side of frame with Smith & Wesson Performance Center logo. Right side of barrel is marked ".357 MAG.-8 TIMES". Includes the original aluminum Performance Center case and plain white cardboard box with matching numbered end label. Product code is 170089. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, appearing near new, with a few light scratches and index line on the cylinder. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear like new. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Chambers and cylinder face are clean, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Performance Center case rates in excellent condition. Box is damaged, end label is clear. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629-5 Light Hunter Double Action Revolver

Lot #224 (Sale Order 228 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629-5 Light Hunter Double Action Revolver, #MCA0119, .44 mag. cal., 2-5/8" barrel, matte stainless steel, 6-shot unfluted cylinder, finger grooved brown laminated wood grips, ramped blade front sight with orange insert, adjustable rear sight with white outline square-notched groove, checkered teardrop shaped hammer, smooth trigger with overtravel stop. Left side of frame with Smith & Wesson Performance Center logo. Right side of barrel is marked "PERFORMANCE CENTER". Includes the original aluminum Performance Center case and plain white carboard box with matching numbered end label. Product code is 170135. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, appearing near new, with a few light handling marks and index line on the cylinder. Grips appear like new. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Chambers and cylinder face are clean, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Performance Center case rates in excellent condition. Box is damaged, end label is clear. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629-5 Double Action Revolver

Lot #225 (Sale Order 229 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629-5 Double Action Revolver, #TPF0174, .44 mag. cal., 5" barrel with removeable muzzle brake, stainless glass bead finish, ramped front sight with orange insert, adjustable rear sight with square-notch groove, checkered teardrop-shaped hammer, smooth trigger with overtravel stop. Finger-grooved laminated rosewood grips are a factory upgrade as the right grip features a white insert that contains a laser engraved eagle. Left side of frame with Smith & Wesson Performance Center logo. Includes the original aluminum Performance Center case and plain white cardboard box with matching numbered end label, instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Also included is the plain muzzle protector for use if the muzzlebrake is removed. Product code is 170148. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, appearing near new, with a few light scratches and index line on the cylinder. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear like new. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Chambers and cylinder face are clean, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Performance Center case rates in excellent condition. Box is damaged, end label is clear. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 4513 .45 Recon Semi-Auto Pistol, w/Knife

Lot #226 (Sale Order 230 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 4513 .45 Recon Semi-Auto Pistol, with Matching Numbered Knife, #REC0424, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" ported barrel, stainless slide, aluminum alloy frame, titanium-coated barrel bushing, stippled black rubber S&W grips, white three-dot sights, bobbed hammer, ambidextrous safety/decocker, front and rear slide serrations, and two (2) 7-rd. S&W PC magazines. Includes the original matching numbered S&W Special Ops folding knife, In the original aluminum Performance Center case and plain white cardboard box with matching numbered end label. Product code is 170128. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing like new. There are a few minor handling marks on top of the slide. Excellent action and bright bore. Knife is in like new condition. PC case is excellent. Box is damaged, end label is clear. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver

Lot #227 (Sale Order 231 of 842)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #KT4114, .357 Mag. cal., 6" ported ventilated rib barrel, stainless steel, checkered rubber Pachmayr Gripper two-piece Colt medallion combat grips, pinned blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1991. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and appears to be unfired, showing only the lightest of handling marks. Factory markings are clear with a crisp Rampant Colt emblem at the left rear of the frame. Grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty and appears to be unfired. action is crisp and locks up securely. The accompanying Colt factory letter confirms all features, other than the grips which are "Not Listed". Further, the letter indicates that the revolver was shipped from the Colt factory on Sept. 23, 1991 to the Kiesler Police Supply Inc., 3300 Industrial Parkway, Jeffersonville, IN, with one gun in shipment. Est.: $2,500-$2,800. (Modern/Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver

Lot #228 (Sale Order 232 of 842)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #K50791, .357 Mag. cal., 8" ventilated rib barrel, polished nickel finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt gold medallion grips, pinned blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1981. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and may be unfired, showing only minor handling and storage marks. Factory markings are clear with a crisp Rampant Colt emblem at the left rear of the frame. Grips are excellent and fit well with bright, shiny medallions. Bore is minty bright and may be unfired. Action is crisp and locks up securely. The accompanying Colt factory letter confirms all features, other than the grips which are "Not Listed". Further, the letter indicates that the revolver was shipped from the Colt factory on Sept. 11, 1981 to John's Sporting Goods, 2655 Harrison Ave. SW, Canton, Ohio, with one gun in shipment. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern/Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #229 (Sale Order 233 of 842)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #R16251, .22 LR cal., 4" vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight and adjustable rear sight with square-notch. Includes matching numbered wood grain pattern box with two-piece Styrofoam insert, and Colt sight adjustment tool. Mfg'd 1978. Condition is excellent overall. Approx. 97%-98% factory metal finish remains. There is a little very mild pitting and finish loss on the front edge of the ejector rod housing and barrel. Otherwise, appearing near new and displaying only a few minor handling marks and faint index line to the cylinder. Grip checkering is sharp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Overall, appears little used. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Anaconda Double Action Revolver

Lot #230 (Sale Order 234 of 842)

Colt Anaconda Double Action Revolver, #MM38292, .44 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, stainless steel, checkered black neoprene Colt medallion two-piece combat grips, ramped orange insert blade front and white outline adjustable rear sights, transfer bar safety system, and full-length ejector rod housing. Lot includes the factory cardboard sleeve with matching end label, a blue plastic Colt factory hard case with owner's manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1993. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with light scratches, faint index line on the cylinder, and minor handling marks. Grips are near excellent with light storage marks only. Action functions smoothly, bright bore is excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #231 (Sale Order 235 of 842)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #R19462, .22 LR cal., 4" barrel with a ventilated rib, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Includes Colt factory wood grain cardboard box with matching end label and instruction manual. Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, showing little use. Front end of the cylinder shows light wear, with a faint index line at the rear. Factory markings are clear with a Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and bright gold Colt medallions. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this attractive Diamondback. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 27-2 Double Action Revolver

Lot #232 (Sale Order 236 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 27-2 Double Action Revolver, #N380836, .357 Mag. cal., 8-3/8" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion Magna grips, Patridge front sight and adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, with clear factory markings. Lot includes a factory hardwood display case with blue velveteen interior, screwdriver, cleaning rod, brush, warranty card, instruction manual and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1975-1977. Revolver is as new in the factory presentation box, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling and storage marks only. There is a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent with outstanding fit and finish, showing sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-2 Double Action Revolver

Lot #233 (Sale Order 237 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-2 Double Action Revolver, #BBH3262, .44 Mag. cal., 6" barrel, satin stainless finish, Hogue textured rubber one-piece combat grips, red insert ramped blade front and white outline adjustable square-notch rear sights, factory smooth target trigger, target hammer, with 6-shot fluted cylinder. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with only light scratches and handling marks. There is a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent, showing little use. Action is crisp and locks up securely; bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 617-1 K-22 Masterpiece Stainless Double Action Revolver

Lot #234 (Sale Order 238 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 617-1 K-22 Masterpiece Stainless Double Action Revolver, #BSM3953, .22 LR cal., 6" full lug barrel, satin stainless steel finish, Hogue textured rubber combat grips, 6-shot cylinder, ramped blade front and fully adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened target hammer and trigger. Lot includes the factory hard case with matching end label (included in case) and associated packaging materials. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, showing light use and modest wear, with light wear at the front end of the cylinder and a faint index line. Target trigger and hammer show muted case color. Grips are excellent and show little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Heckler & Koch Model USP .45 Compact V1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #235 (Sale Order 239 of 842)

Heckler & Koch Model USP .45 Compact V1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #29-016686, .45 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, matte blue finish, integral textured composite grips, 8-rd. HK marked magazine, three-dot sighting system, with accessories rail on the underside. Lot includes the factory plastic hard case with instruction manual, warranty card, extra HK marked 8-rd. magazine and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks. Left side of the slide shows German proofs and the right side of the frame is marked "HECKLER & KOCH GmbH/Made in Germany". Pistol is import marked on the underside of the frame. Grips are excellent. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this desirable USP Compact. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Ultra Carry II Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #236 (Sale Order 240 of 842)

Kimber Ultra Carry II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #KU245288, .45 ACP cal., 3" barrel, matte black finish, checkered rosewood two-piece grips with brass retaining screws, Wilson Combat 6-rd. stainless steel magazine, aluminum frame, full-length guide rod, Trijicon night sights, three-hole aluminum trigger, and sharp factory markings. Lot includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, warranty card, instruction manual, tube of oil and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Grips are excellent, showing little use. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling, action is crisp with a nice trigger. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Government Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #237 (Sale Order 241 of 842)

Colt Government Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FR29555E, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, three-dot blade and square-notch sights, two 8-rd. Colt marked blue steel magazine, skeletonized hammer and trigger, beavertail grip safety, sharp factory markings, marked "100 YEARS/-OF SERVICE" on right side of slide. Mfg'd 2011. Lot includes matching numbered blue Colt plastic case and instruction manual. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish, with minor handling marks. Grips are excellent and show little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Early Ruger Redhawk Double Action Revolver

Lot #238 (Sale Order 242 of 842)

Early Ruger Redhawk Double Action Revolver, #500-08868, .44 Mag. cal., 7.5" barrel, stainless steel, two-piece simulated ivory Ruger grips, red ramp front sight and adjustable square-notched rear sight with white outline. Includes a correct but unnumbered original box with instruction manual, other misc. factory paperwork, and the original smooth hardwood Ruger grips. Mfg'd 1981. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, displaying normal intermittent light handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Both pairs of grips are also excellent. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely, bore is bright with strong rifling. Box shows a little typical storage type wear. Overall, appears little used. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Outstanding Collection of Bullseye and Sharpshooter Pistols

Lot #239 (Sale Order 243 of 842)

Outstanding Collection of Bullseye and Sharpshooter Pistols. This lot contains 49 pistols representing a model history of these fascinating guns. The Bullseye and Sharpshooter Rubber Band Target Pistols were invented by Dr. Claude L. Bunten of Rawlins, Wyoming. He began producing these as the Bulls-Eye Company. After WWII Dr. Bunten sold the company to John O. Beckwith who continued running the company as Bulls-Eye Mfg. Corp., La Jolla, Calif. Twenty-four (24) of these pistols were part of the Charles "Chuck" Suydam collection. Charles was a well-known writer and staff editor for The Gun Report publication. He wrote an article for The Gun Report, February 1981 (included), when he first became interested in these guns. Over the years he built an extensive collection of pistols and research and was considered an expert in the field. The 24 guns from his collection are: 1) First Bullseye, 2) Second Bullseye, 3) SS1 French, 4) SS2 French, 5) SS3 1st 3rd Pat., 6) SS4 1st La Jolla, 7) SS5 1st Wood La Jolla, 8) SS6 A&F, 9) SS7 Ivory, 10) SS8 blue, 11) SS9 Ivory Los Angeles, 12) SS10 Blue, 13) SS11 Bud Beckwith, 14) SS12 Blue Eagle Pair, 15) SS13 Rawlins Pat., 16) SS14 Ivory Red Box, 17) SS16 Blue, 18) SS15 Rawlins 2 Pat., 19) SS17 Blue Pair, 20) SS18 Black/Ivory, 21) Bagged Los Angeles, 22) V.L. & A., 23) SS22 Carlson Nickel, 24) SS23. Of these 24, 2 were featured in his 1981 article: Nickeled Sharpshooter marked "SHARP SHOOTER/PAT Feb 26 '24-Jan 12 ?26/SEPT 7 '37", and a Blued Bullseye marked "BULLSETYE PISTOL CO. RAWLINS, WYO." The collection has been added to with additional models of both the Bullseye and Sharpshooter models. Factory boxes and accessories are included with most. Also included are articles manuals, catalogs, advertisements, correspondences, history of both companies, shop displays, picture inventories, targets, detailed descriptions of models, custom shirt showing a Bullseye pistol, replacement grips, the Feb. 1981 Gun Report which includes Charles Suydam's article, the Oct. 1980 American Rifleman which includes an article by E. Dixon Larson about these pistols, and more. You will not find a finer or more complete collection than this. Est.: $4,000-$6,000/Lot. (No FFL Required)

The following Lots 240-252 each bear Don Payton's unique "serial number" ending in '72'. See inside

Lot #239A (Sale Order 244 of 842)

The following Lots 240-252 each bear Don Payton's unique "serial number" ending in '72'. See lot #0 for more information.

Winchester Model 94 Bicentennial (1776-1976) Commemorative Lever Action Carbine

Lot #240 (Sale Order 245 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 Bicentennial (1776-1976) Commemorative Lever Action Carbine, #USA72, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blued finish with antique pewter-colored receiver, checkered oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend, with blued steel carbine buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed tall blade front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including "Bicentennial 1776-1976" on the barrel, roll engraving to the receiver, and Winchester medallion in right side of buttstock. Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, shipping box, wood display plaque, hang tag, commemorative instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is a little torn and tattered around the edges. Instruction manual and paperwork is creased from being folded. Display is like new. One of 19,999 produced in 1976. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R List/PPT)*

Winchester Model 94 Wells Fargo Commemorative Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #241 (Sale Order 246 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 Wells Fargo Commemorative Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #WFC72, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blued finish with antique pewter-colored receiver; nicely figured checkered oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend with blued steel carbine buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed tall blade front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including "Wells Fargo & Co. 1852-1977" on the barrel, extensive roll engraving to the receiver, and medallion in right side of buttstock. Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, hang tag, and commemorative instruction manual. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. There are three 1.5" natural fissures to right side of buttstock, possibly from drying or shrinkage which detract little. Polychrome sleeve is a little torn and tattered around the edges. One of 19,999 produced in 1977. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R List/PPT)*

Winchester Model 94 Legendary Lawmen Commemorative Lever Action Trapper Carbine

Lot #242 (Sale Order 247 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 Legendary Lawmen Commemorative Lever Action Trapper Carbine, #LL72, .30-30 Win. cal., 16" round barrel, blued finish with antique pewter-colored receiver and barrel bands; nicely figured checkered oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend, with blued steel carbine buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed tall blade front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including "Legendary Lawmen" on the barrel, extensive roll engraving to the receiver, and medallion in right side of buttstock. Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, hang tag, commemorative instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is a little torn and tattered around the edges. Paper eyelet at the top of the hang tag is damaged so it cannot be attached to the rifle. One of 19,999 produced in 1977. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R List/PPT)*

Winchester Model 94 Antlered Game Commemorative Lever Action Carbine

Lot #243 (Sale Order 248 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 Antlered Game Commemorative Lever Action Carbine, #AG72, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blued finish with gold-colored receiver, lever, and barrel band, checkered oil finished straight grip walnut stock and forend with blued steel buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed tall blade front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including "Antlered Game" on the barrel, extensive roll engraving to the receiver, and gold-colored medallion in right side of buttstock. Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, hang tag, and commemorative instruction manual. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is a little torn and tattered around the edges. One of 19,999 produced in 1978. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R List/PPT)*

Winchester Model 94 Legendary Frontiersmen Commemorative Lever Action Rifle

Lot #244 (Sale Order 249 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 Legendary Frontiersmen Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #LF72, .38-55 Win. cal., 24" round barrel, blued finish with antique pewter-colored receiver and forend cap; nicely figured checkered oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend with blued steel buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed tall, beaded blade front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including "Legendary Frontiersmen" on the barrel, extensive roll engraving to the receiver, and medallion in right side of buttstock. Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, hang tag, and commemorative instruction manual. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is a little torn and tattered around the edges. One of 19,999 produced in 1979. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R List/PPT)*

Winchester Model 94 Oliver Winchester Commemorative Lever Action Rifle

Lot #245 (Sale Order 250 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 Oliver Winchester Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #OFW72A, .38-55 Win. cal., 24" octagonal barrel, blued finish with gold-colored receiver, lever, and forend cap; checkered oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend with blued steel buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed blade front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including a facsimile "Oliver F. Winchester" signature on the barrel, extensive roll engraving to the receiver, and gold-colored medallion in right side of buttstock. Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, hang tag, commemorative instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is torn and tattered at each end. One of 19,999 produced in 1980. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R List/PPT)*

Winchester Model 94 John Wayne Commemorative Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #246 (Sale Order 251 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 John Wayne Commemorative Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #JW72, .32-40 Win. cal., 18.5" round barrel, blued finish with antique pewter colored receiver, barrel bands, and large loop lever; checkered oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend, with blued steel carbine buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed blade front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including "John Wayne Commemorative" on the barrel, facsimile of John Wayne's signature on the upper tang, extensive roll engraving to the receiver, and medallion in right side of buttstock. Includes the original matching numbered box with polychrome sleeve, hang tag, commemorative instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is torn and tattered around the edges. One of 49,000 produced in 1981. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R List/PPT)*

Winchester Model 9422 XTR Annie Oakley Commemorative Lever Action Rifle

Lot #247 (Sale Order 252 of 842)

Winchester Model 9422 XTR Annie Oakley Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #AOK72, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20.5" round blued barrel; gold-plated receiver, lever, and barrel bands; gloss-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend with black plastic Winchester buttplate. Sights include ramped beaded blade with hood front and standard sporting rear sight with elevator. Receiver is factory grooved for scope mount. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including "Annie Oakly Commemorative" on the barrel and extensive roll engraving to the receiver. Includes the original matching numbered box, shipping box, hang tag, commemorative instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. One of 6,000 produced in 1982. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R List/PPT)*

Two-Digit Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #248 (Sale Order 253 of 842)

Two-Digit Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle, #F72, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth straight grip walnut stock and forend with black plastic Winchester buttplate, ramped beaded blade front sight with hood, standard sporting rear sight with elevator, and factory grooved receiver. In matching numbered box with instruction manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Likely unfired. Box shows mostly moderate age and storage type wear. One of the long edges was punctured by the hammer. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)*

Early and Original Winchester Super-X Model 1 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #249 (Sale Order 254 of 842)

Early and Original Winchester Super-X Model 1 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M72. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has target beads, a 2-3/4" chamber, and a fixed Modified choke. The action is a gas-operated self-compensating mechanism, housed in an unengraved steel receiver; bolt and lifter are machine turned. The semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of semi-gloss finished "C" Grade walnut, with a black metal Winchester grip cap and Whiteline Winchester recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-3/8"x2-1/4". Mfg'd approx. 1964. Condition is very good, with several prominent handling marks on the buttstock but little carry or action wear to the receiver, which snaps tight and functions correctly. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern/PPT)*

Remington Model 1100 Diamond Anniversary Example Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #250 (Sale Order 255 of 842)

Remington Model 1100 Diamond Anniversary Example Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #LE80-0072, "One of Three Thousand" made in 1980 only. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Mod. Action is standard Model 1100 gas auto. Receiver is elaborately engraved with gold-washed guns and hunting scenes. Pistol grip buttstock and full forend are satin-finished "C" Grade walnut, with extensive checkering at 22 LPI, wooden grip cap, and original Remington butt pad. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-1/2"x2". Gun is contained in original box and shipping container, with all original paperwork included. This gun is part of a larger collection of serial number 72 American collectable long guns. Condition is new in box, unfired, and apparently never assembled. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)*

Commemorative Savage/Stevens Favorite Single Shot Rifle

Lot #251 (Sale Order 256 of 842)

Commemorative Savage/Stevens Favorite Single Shot Rifle, #00072SF, .22 S-L-LR cal., 22" blued octagonal barrel, color case hardened frame; gold plated lever, hammer, buttplate, front sight blade, and rear sight elevator. Oil finished straight grip walnut stock and Schnabel forend. Right side of the buttstock with inlaid Joshua Stevens commemorative medallion. Both sides of the receiver are marked "Stevens Favorite" in gold lettering. Includes the original matching numbered shipping box, two-piece Styrofoam insert, hang tag, and commemorative instruction manual. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, with only a few very minor handling marks. Box shows discoloration from age and storage type wear. One of approx. 10,000 produced, beginning in 1971. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)*

Savage Model 99CD Lever Action Rifle

Lot #252 (Sale Order 257 of 842)

Savage Model 99CD Lever Action Rifle, #DP72, .250 Sav. cal., 22" barrel, blued finish with a color case hardened lever. Checkered pistol grip walnut stock and forend with Monte Carlo comb, cheekpiece, solid brown rubber Savage buttpad, checkered plastic grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Rifle also features a ramped beaded blade front sight, adjustable Williams rear sight, tang safety, and includes a detachable magazine. Topped with a one-piece Weaver base, rings, and Weaver V7-W scope. Scope has a blue finish and duplex reticle. Rifle is in excellent overall condition. Approx. 99% blue and vibrant case colors remain. Wood displays a few intermittent minor handling marks as well as a spot of wear at the toe. Checkering detail is sharp. Action and bore are excellent, rifling is strong. Overall, the rifle appears little used. There are a few minor marks visible on outside of the scope. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)*

Lot of Two (2) Winchester Component Displays with Bullet Board and Shot Shells

Lot #253 (Sale Order 258 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Winchester Component Displays with Bullet Board and Shot Shells: 1) A vintage Winchester marked tin display board showing the range of Winchester bullets available for rifles, pistols and revolvers. The display board is painted tin, marked "WINCHESTER-Western/Bullets" across the top with the trademark horse and rider. The board is nicely framed in brown wood measuring 20" tall and 13 .25" wide, including the frame. Board is in excellent condition in the original cardboard packaging marked "WINCHESTER BULLET BOARD". A neat display item in pristine condition. 2) Winchester-Western marked Salesman's Traveling Display case of shotgun shells. The red leatherette case measures 14"x7" and contains 12 examples of Winchester-Western cutaway shot shells. The outside of the lid is marked "WINCHESTER-Western" in gold. Interior lid has a chart listing shot shell specifications. Case is in fine condition with some staining on the lid and a small scrape. The interior is clean and the shells are bright. Est.: $800-$1,000/Lot.*

Winchester Model 21 Custom-Built Skeet Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #253A (Sale Order 259 of 842)

Winchester Model 21 Custom-Built Skeet Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #10984. 20 ga. 26" concave matte rib barrels have 3" chambers, target beads, and marked "Custom Built by Winchester for Don Payton" on the top rib; chokes are WS-1 and WS-2. Internal surfaces including water table, barrel flats and forend iron are machine turned. The Winchester Model 21 boxlock action features a single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The blued receiver is stamped "Skeet" forward of the trigger guard and is engraved with a Pointer on one side, Setter on the other, and Grouse on the bottom, all framed by scroll engraving; engraver signed "NK". The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss finished, medium color, "C" Grade walnut, with extensive checkering at 20 LPI, no grip cap, and a checkered butt. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-/12"x2-3/8". Gun is contained in an as-new brown Naugahyde hard case made by Gun-Ho. The basic frame of this gun appears to have been built in the 1930s but not finished until the 1970s, when completed as a custom-built gun. There has been little use since then, and the gun's condition is as new, as it has been completed by Winchester. There are virtually no marks to the wood or wear to the metal. Action closes tight and functions perfectly, bores are mirror bright. Est.: $7,500-$10,000. (Modern/PPT)*

Ulysses S. Grant Commemorative Colt 1851 Navy Cased Set

Lot #259 (Sale Order 260 of 842)

Ulysses S. Grant Commemorative Colt 1851 Navy Cased Set, #301, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, royal blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grips, brass pin front and V-notch hammer rear sights, squareback trigger guard, silver-plated straps, color case hardened frame, loading lever, plunger and hammer; left side of barrel is marked "ULYSSES S. GRANT COMMEMORATIVE-NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE." Lot includes a Colt factory walnut presentation partition case lined in Navy blue velveteen with a blue satin lid embossed with a Rampant Colt. Case includes a reproduction James Dixon & Sons bag style powder flask, "L"-shaped nipple wrench, brass two-cavity mold, key and Eley Bros. cap tin. Exterior of the lid is inlaid with a brass Colt medallion. Case and accessories are in near excellent condition. Revolver was produced in 1971 only with production limited to 4,750 units. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish. Markings are sharp with the cylinder retaining 98%-99% of the naval scene, with sharp engagement date and Ormsby signature. Straps and trigger guard show nearly all of the toning silver plate. An outstanding, limited production set in excellent condition. Est.: $700-$900. (Matching serial number to the preceding lot.)(No FFL Required)

Early 2nd Gen. Colt Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #254 (Sale Order 261 of 842)

Early 2nd Gen. Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #30850SA, .357 Mag. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, faux stag two-piece grips, full-height blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened frame, clear factory markings, marked "394" inside the loading gate. Mfg'd 1960. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory blue on the barrel and straps, and cylinder with light wear at the muzzle and faint index line. Frame displays vivid color case hardening and sharp screw heads. The faux stag grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this early 2nd Gen SAA. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

First Year Production Early 2nd Gen. Colt Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #255 (Sale Order 262 of 842)

First Year Production Early 2nd Gen. Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #8628SA, .45 LC cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered plastic Colt monogram two-piece grips, full-height blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened frame, clear factory markings, marked "501" inside the loading gate. Mfg'd 1956. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory blue on the barrel and straps, and cylinder with light wear at the muzzle, faint index line on the cylinder, and tiny scuff on the right side of the front sight. Frame displays vivid color case hardening and sharp screw heads. Colt grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this desirable 1st year 2nd Gen. SAA. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Signature Series U.S. Model 1861 Special Contract Percussion Rifle-Musket

Lot #256 (Sale Order 263 of 842)

Colt Signature Series U.S. Model 1861 Special Contract Percussion Rifle-Musket, #2409, .58 cal., 40" round barrel marked "Steel", "V/P/(eaglehead)" "1861" and SN at octagonal breech, has integral nipple bolster with federal eagle/shield. Beveled lockplate is marked "U.S./Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co./Hartford, CT." ahead of hammer, "1861" behind. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has "AFT" inspector's cartouche opposite lock, steel fittings incl. curved buttplate with "US" at top, "Saml Colt" marked trigger guard with sling loop, nose cap, 3 clamping bands (middle with sling loop) retaining the tulip-tip ramrod. Condition is new with bright metal, sharp edges and markings. Stock is smooth and unblemished with pleasing grain, color and finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (No FFL Required)

Cased Pair of Colt 1860 Army U.S. Cavalry Commemorative Black Powder Percussion Revolvers

Lot #257 (Sale Order 264 of 842)

Cased Pair of Colt 1860 Army U.S. Cavalry Commemorative Black Powder Percussion Revolvers, #US1628/1628US, .44 cal., 8" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, brass trigger guards with iron backstrap, cut for stock, German silver blade front and V-notch on hammer rear sights. Cased in an English style walnut presentation partition case with blue velvet interior lining, also containing a matching detachable 3rd Model shoulder stock (#US1628), reproduction Eley Bros. 250-count cap tin, Colt 44H marked blued iron bullet mold, "L"-shaped nipple wrench, reproduction Colt Patent powder flask with the "Stand of Flags" motif and matching key. The lid features a gold tone plaque marked "UNITED STATES CAVALRY/1777-1977/COMMEMORATIVE". Case is in near excellent overall condition with light storage marks only. Revolvers are in as new condition, retaining 99% factory finish, with only light handling marks. Frames, loading levers and hammers display vivid color case hardening. Cylinders show 99% cylinder scene. Grips display crisp cartouches on both sides. Left sides of both barrels are stamped "UNITED STATES CAVALRY COMMEMORATIVE". The cylinder on #1628US has begun to drift to plum. An outstanding set with great attention to detail, produced from 1977-1980 with only 2,945 sets produced. Est.: $1,000-$1,500/Set. (No FFL Required)

Robert E. Lee Commemorative Colt 1851 Navy Cased Set

Lot #258 (Sale Order 265 of 842)

Robert E. Lee Commemorative Colt 1851 Navy Cased Set, #301, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, royal blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grips, brass pin front and V-notch hammer rear sights, small trigger guard, silver-plated straps, color case hardened frame, loading lever, plunger and hammer; left side of barrel is marked "ROBERT E. LEE COMMEMORATIVE-NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE." Lot includes a Colt factory walnut presentation partition case lined in gray velveteen with a gray satin lid embossed with a Rampant Colt. Case includes a reproduction James Dixon & Sons powder flask with the "Stand of Flags" motif, "L"-shaped nipple wrench, brass two-cavity mold and Eley Bros. cap tin. Exterior of the lid is inlaid with a brass Colt medallion. Case and accessories are in near excellent condition. Revolver was produced in 1971 only with production limited to 4,750 units. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish. Markings are sharp with the cylinder retaining 98%-99% of the naval scene, with sharp engagement date and Ormsby signature. Straps and trigger guard show nearly all of the toning silver plate. An outstanding, limited production set in excellent condition. Est.: $700-$900. (Matching serial number to the next lot.)(No FFL Required)

Merrill Lindsay U.S. Historical Society Commem. Whitneyville-Hartford Dragoon

Lot #260 (Sale Order 266 of 842)

Merrill Lindsay U.S. Historical Society Commemorative Whitneyville-Hartford Dragoon Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #458, .44 cal., 7.5" barrel, blue finish with gold accents, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut one-piece grips, gold-plated straps, squareback trigger guard, gold embossed cylinder and barrel. Lot includes a walnut presentation case lined in maroon velveteen with a plaque in the lid reading "MERRILL LINDSAY/COMMEMORATIVE PISTOL/ISSUED BY/UNITED STATES HISTORICAL SOCIETY/AND/ELI WHITNET MUSEUM". Lid of the case is embossed with an "ML" emblem. Case includes a key and Certificate of Authenticity acknowledging that the revolver is #458 in a limited edition of 500 sets. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ of the ornate factory finish, with the barrel embossed in gold on the left side "1915 MERRILL LINDSAY 1985" and "ELI WHITNEY MUSEUM" on the right side. Loading lever, plunger and hammer also display vivid color case hardening. Cylinder displays 99% of the cylinder scene which is also accented with gold. Grips are excellent and fit well. An outstanding set, limited in production to only 500 units. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (No FFL Required)

Colt 2nd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #261 (Sale Order 267 of 842)

Colt 2nd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #63977SA, .45 LC cal., 7.5" barrel, nickel finish, smooth ivory two-piece Colt medallion grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, sharp factory markings, with a single line barrel address. Mfg'd 1972. Revolver is in excellent overall condition with light scratches and minor handling marks, showing little use. There is a very small spot of corrosion on the left edge of the hammer. Grips are excellent with great figure, fit and finish. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. A fine Colt SAA that has seen little use. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Mint Colt 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #262 (Sale Order 268 of 842)

Mint Colt 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #SA32681, .44 Spec. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, factory black composite Rampant Colt and eagle grips, with standard sights. In original wood-grain pattern box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, owner's manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Factory model number is #P1750. Mfg'd 1980. Cylinder is numbered and matches the revolver. In as new condition, appearing unfired. Case colors are strong. Grips appear as new. Bore is mirror bright. Box shows storage type wear, with some tatters and tears along the edges. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/Exempt)

Shiloh Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Carbine

Lot #263 (Sale Order 269 of 842)

Shiloh Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Carbine, #1761, .54 cal., 22" round barrel with block-blade front and folding ladder rear sights is marked ".54 Cal. Use Black Powder Only" at left, "Shiloh Products Inc." at right, "New Model 1863" top at breech. "Straight breech" receiver is marked "Shiloh/Products Inc." at left, "Farmingdale/New York" and "Shiloh/New Model 1863" at right of back-action lockplate, has serpentine operating lever below and sling ring/bar at left. Oil-stained walnut forearm has spring-retained band, matching straight buttstock a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1976-83. Condition is near new with 100% blue, fiery case colors (dulled a bit on receiver sides), sharp edges and markings. Stocks are smooth and unmarked with pleasing color and finish. Action is smooth, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (No FFL Required)

Shiloh-Sharps Model 1874 Sporter #1 Single Shot Falling Block Rifle

Lot #264 (Sale Order 270 of 842)

Shiloh-Sharps Model 1874 Sporter #1 Single Shot Falling Block Rifle, #B1762, .40-50 2.5" cal., 34" heavy octagon barrel, blue finish on barrel, color case hardened receiver and lever, finely checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with a Schnabel forend, double set triggers, globe style front sight with insert, no provision for rear sight, adjustable Vernier tang sight, and sharp factory markings. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish and showing little use. Stock is excellent as well, with light handling marks only. Butt ends with a checkered black plastic buttplate providing a 14" LOP to the front trigger. Bore is minty bright and may be unfired. Action is crisp and locks up securely. An outstanding long-range Sharps without the obligatory 2-3 year wait for delivery. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 94 XTR Big Bore Lever Action Rifle

Lot #265 (Sale Order 271 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 XTR Big Bore Lever Action Rifle, #BB002818, .375 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend with solid red rubber Winchester buttpad, ramped beaded blade front sight with hood, and standard sporting elevator rear sight. Includes the original hang tag and period correct Winchester box that is lacking an end label. Rifle is in excellent overall condition. Metal surfaces appear near new and display only a few minor handling marks. There are a few small blemishes and wear to the buttstock, adjacent to the buttpad. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Overall, appears little used. Box shows signs of moderate age and storage type wear. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern/PPT)

Near Mint Winchester Model 94 "Trails End" Lever Action Rifle

Lot #266 (Sale Order 272 of 842)

Near Mint Winchester Model 94 "Trails End" Lever Action Rifle, #6545203, .45 Colt cal., 20" octagonal barrel, dark blued barrel and magazine tube with color case hardened frame, lever, forend cap, and buttplate. Oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend. Rifle also features a brass beaded blade front sight, standard sporting elevator rear sight, and tang safety. Includes original matching numbered box. Mfg'd from 2004-2006. There is one small indentation to bottom edge of the buttstock, otherwise, in like new overall condition. Case colors are vibrant. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Overall, shows little evidence of use. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 3rd Gen. New Frontier Single Action Revolver

Lot #267 (Sale Order 273 of 842)

Colt 3rd Gen. New Frontier Single Action Revolver, #14716NF, .44-40 cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, factory black composite Rampant Colt and eagle grips, with fixed blade front sight and standard adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd 1981. Cylinder is numbered and matches the revolver. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% factory blue, with losses to left side of muzzle and light wear to the cylinder. Most of the case colors remain with a little fading, primarily to the loading gate and recoil shield. Grips are excellent with crisp detail. Action cycles smoothly, and the cylinder locks up tight; bore is mirror bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/Exempt)

Early Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #268 (Sale Order 274 of 842)

Early Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA27210, .44 Spec. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, factory black composite Rampant Colt and eagle grips, with standard sights. In original wood-grain pattern box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, owner's manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Factory model number is #P1750. Mfg'd 1979. Cylinder is numbered and matches the revolver. In as new condition, appearing unfired. Case colors are strong. Grips appear as new. Bore is mirror bright. Box shows storage type wear and is tattered and torn along some of the edges. The end label has some added non-factory writing, and it appears as if the box was temporarily paired with another revolver. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/Exempt)

Colt 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #269 (Sale Order 275 of 842)

Colt 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #96956SA, .45 LC cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, sharp factory markings with all matching visible serial numbers. Lot includes a Colt Custom Shop brown leatherette presentation case with orange velveteen interior in near excellent condition. The inner lid is marked "COLTS PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS./HARTFORD, CONN./BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS & PATENT INFRINGEMENTS". Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in like new condition, retaining 99% factory finish. Frame and hammer display vivid color case hardening. Grips are excellent and show little use. Bore is excellent and may be unfired. Action is crisp and the timing is excellent. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Winchester U.S. Repeating Arms Co. Model 1895 Takedown Lever Action Rifle

Lot #270 (Sale Order 276 of 842)

Like New Winchester U.S. Repeating Arms Co. Model 1895 Takedown Lever Action Rifle, #00562MV95A, .405 Win. cal., 24" round barrel, dark blue finish, checkered straight grip walnut stock with smooth steel buttplate, and Schnabel forend. Brass beaded blade front sight pinned to a fixed base and semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator. Rifle features a tang-mounted safety. Includes matching numbered box, cable lock, instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Rifle appears like new and is possibly unfired. There is original oil scattered throughout the metal. Action is crisp and like new, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 9410 Lever Action Shotgun

Lot #271 (Sale Order 277 of 842)

Winchester Model 9410 Lever Action Shotgun, #SG42041, .410 bore, 24" barrel chambered for 2-1/2" shells, and Invector choke tubes; metal with a blued finish, checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend, with solid black rubber Winchester buttpad. Shotgun also features a green fiber-optic front sight and sporting elevator rear sight, tang safety, and hammer extension. Includes choke tube wrench and three (3) Winchester choke tubes; Mod., Full, and Imp. Cyl. Condition is excellent, appearing near new. Approx. 98%-99% factory metal finish remains, with a few minor blemishes on the magazine tube. Wood appears like new with sharp checkering. Lever action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright. Overall, appears little used. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Winchester/Miroku Model 73 Sporter Lever Action Short Rifle

Lot #272 (Sale Order 278 of 842)

Like New Winchester/Miroku Model 73 Sporter Lever Action Short Rifle, #00257ZT73E, .45 Colt cal., 20" round barrel, blued with color case hardened receiver, lever, buttplate, and forend cap. Oil-finished Grade III straight grip walnut stock and forend. Sights include a beaded blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator. Includes matching numbered box. Rifle appears like new with vibrant color case hardening. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Overall, appears little used. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Post-War Custom CZ/BRNO Commercial Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #273 (Sale Order 279 of 842)

Post-War Custom CZ/BRNO Commercial Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #21924, .280 Rem. cal., 20.5" barrel, blue finish, custom checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, ebony forend cap, engraved blue steel grip cap, contoured bolt handle, adjustable trigger, no sights, relief engraved floorplate with antelope head. Topped with Redfield two-piece mounts, rings, and an early Leupold Mountaineer fixed 4x rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing bright and clear optics. Scope is in very good condition with scrapes and scratches, drifting to plum. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as customized, retaining 97%-98% of a later re-blued finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Right side of the barrel is marked "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA". Stock is in near excellent condition with fine checkering, ebony forend tip, scroll engraved grip cap and beaded cheekpiece, with a couple small dents along the edge, showing dramatic figure and mineral streaking. Butt ends with a Pachmayr ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action is smooth with a crisp trigger. This is an exceptional custom rifle built on a post-war commercial BRNO Mauser action, and re-chambered to the more modern .280 Remington from 7x57 caliber. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Custom Springfield Model 1903 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #274 (Sale Order 280 of 842)

Custom Springfield Model 1903 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #1400912, .220 Swift cal., 25" barrel, blue finish, custom deluxe checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, deluxe sling swivels, ebony forend cap, checkered blue steel grip cap, custom contoured chrome bolt handle, finely relief engraved floorplate with intricate inlaid pronghorn antelope. Front sight base is retained with the blade removed, rear sight has been removed with the tap holes filled. Topped with Tilden Mfg. two-piece bases, rings, and an early Leupold Westerner 8x rifle scope in gloss black, with an adjustable objective and fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as refinished and customized, retaining 96%-97% of an old quality reblue. Barrel is marked "WINCHESTER MODEL 54/.220 SWIFT". Stock is outstanding with fine deluxe checkering, beaded cheekpiece and great figure. Butt ends with a solid rubber pad marked "CUSTOM GUNSTOCKS/L.M. BROWNELL/SHERIDAN, WYO." and "CUSTOM MADE BY PACHMAYR", providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is very good with well defined rifling. Action is not working and will require repair. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)**

Custom Mannlicher-Schoenauer Model 1961 MCA Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #275 (Sale Order 281 of 842)

Custom Mannlicher-Schoenauer Model 1961 MCA Bolt Action Carbine, #33026, .308 Win. cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, custom smooth tiger maple one-piece full-length Mannlicher thumbhole stock with rosewood forend tip, oversize grip cap and exaggerated cheekpiece; butter knife bolt handle, jeweled bolt with matching serial number, sling swivels, sharp factory markings with Austrian proofs on the left side of the barrel and receiver, import marked "STOEGER/ARMS/CORPORATION/NEW YORK/MADE IN AUSTRIA" on the magazine base plate, double set triggers, with a 5-rd. rotary magazine. Topped with a Williams side mount, rings, and a Nikon 3x9 variable-power rifle scope finished in gloss black, with a duplex reticle providing bright and clear optics. Mfg'd 1961-1971. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% high-polish blue finish, with light handling marks only. There is scattered light paint overspray on the side mount. Custom stock is excellent with outstanding fit and finish, displaying magnificent figure and mineral streaking. Butt ends with a Pachmayr solid rubber recoil pad providing a 15-3/8" LOP to the front trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action is butter smooth with the double set triggers functioning well. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Custom CZ/BRNO Commercial Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #276 (Sale Order 282 of 842)

Post-War Custom CZ/BRNO Commercial Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #3002, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 20.5" barrel, blue finish, custom fleur-de-lis checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, ebony forend cap, checkered blue steel grip cap, two-panel checkered bolt handle, adjustable trigger, ramped blade front sight with the rear sight removed, jeweled bolt, bolt release and magazine follower, factory grooved receiver with integral scope bases, rings, and a Leupold VARI-X III 3.5-10x40 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective in gloss black, and a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Scope is in very good condition having gone to a plum color. Receiver was mfg'd in 1949. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as customized, retaining 97%-98% of a later re-blued finish, with light handling marks only. Bolt handle has been contoured for scope mounting. Stock is outstanding with finely accomplished fleur-de-lis checkering, beaded cheekpiece, and a ventilated rubber Pachmayr pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling, action is smooth with a crisp trigger. This is a first rate custom rifle built on a post-war commercial BRNO Mauser action, likely completed in the 1960's, with the 7mm Remington Magnum caliber being introduced in 1962. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Custom Commercial Magnum Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #277 (Sale Order 283 of 842)

Custom Commercial Magnum Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #671043, .416 Rigby cal., 24" RCBS marked barrel, blue finish, custom finely checkered Claro walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, sling swivels and tooled leather rifle sling, exotic wood forend tip and grip cap, brass tipped ramped blade front and quarter rib with adjustable semi-buck horn rear sights, two-panel checkered bolt knob. Topped with Leupold two-piece bases, rings, and a Leupold M8-3X fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Scope is in very good condition beginning to drift to plum. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% blue finish, which is drifting to plum, with light scratches and handling marks. Trigger guard shows light edgewear and the action has some dried oil that should clean. Rifle was re-barreled by RCBS during the period of use and is marked "RCBS" just ahead of the rear sight. Stock is excellent with fine checkering, exotic wood forend tip, grip cap and beaded cheekpiece, displaying magnificent figure and finish. Butt ends with a black solid rubber Pachmayr pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is near excellent, bright with well-defined rifling; action functions smoothly and the trigger breaks crisply. An outstanding big game rifle on a commercial Magnum Mauser action in the venerable .416 Rigby chambering. Would be prohibitively expensive to have built today. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)**

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #278 (Sale Order 284 of 842)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #339751, .300 H&H Mag. cal., 26" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut Winchester Super Grade one-piece pistol grip stock, Super Grade sling swivels, ebony forend cap, Winchester marked grip cap, hooded brass tipped ramped blade front and folding rear sights. Receiver is topped with a Buehler one-piece scope mount, bolt is etched with the matching serial number, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1955. Rifle is in fine overall condition. Barrel shows 96%-97% of an old quality reblue with wear at the muzzle, light scratches, and scattered pitting under the newer finish along the left side, near the muzzle. Receiver shows nearly all of the factory finish with scattered light surface rust and erosion. Magazine base plate has scratches, scuffs and light surface rust. Trigger guard shows edgewear, with roughness on the left side. Stock is an original Winchester Super Grade model which joined the rifle during the period of use, in very good condition with sharp checkering and a beaded cheekpiece. The stock has been shortened during the period of use, ending with a Pachmayr ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.25" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)**

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #279 (Sale Order 285 of 842)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #152947, .220 Swift cal., 26" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, sling swivels and period leather military style sling, hooded brass bead ramped blade front sight with the rear removed and dovetail left vacant, the receiver drilled and tapped with the front holes filled and the rear holes vacant; clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1950. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-97% factory finish, with light handling marks and minor scratches. Magazine base plate shows small scrapes to bare metal and the trigger guard displays edgewear. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Front sight hood is a later replacement. Stock is fine with light indentations, scratches, and a small chip on the right side of the forend along the barrel channel. Butt shows a 1" well-completed repair on the right side of the toe, ending with the correct checkered blue steel buttplate with correct widow's peak top, providing a 13 5/8" LOP. Bore is very good with well defined rifling. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Featherweight Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #280 (Sale Order 286 of 842)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Featherweight Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #421108, .243 Win cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut Winchester Super Grade one-piece pistol grip stock, Super Grade sling swivels with modern leather rifle sling, ebony forend cap, Winchester marked grip cap, hooded brass tipped ramped blade front and folding rear sights, jeweled bolt and magazine follower. Receiver is drilled and tapped with the holes filled with screws, bolt is etched with the matching serial numbers, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs at the barrel and front ring, with Winchester factory hang tag. Mfg'd 1957. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% blue finish, with light scratches and minor handling marks. Hinged magazine base plate is marked "SUPER GRADE". Stock is an original Winchester Super Grade model which joined the rifle during the period of use. Stock is near excellent with light indentations, scrapes and handling marks. Butt ends with a black spacer and Winchester marked solid red rubber recoil pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)**

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #281 (Sale Order 287 of 842)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #158119, .25-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, magnificent checkered and carved English walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, sling studs, hooded steel bead ramped blade front sight with the rear removed and dovetail left vacant. Receiver is drilled and tapped with four vacant tap holes, the left side of the receiver has two vacant holes from an old aperture sight, clear factory markings with light Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver, the magazine base plate is inscribed "CAMPING EDITOR/ JOHN JOBSON/SPORTS AFIELD". Mfg'd 1950. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as refinished and customized, retaining 97%-98% of an old quality re-blue, with light handling marks and light surface rust around the front sight base. Barrel is marked ".257 ROBERTS" and has been re-chambered to the current caliber during the period of use, stamped "25-06" at the left rear of the barrel. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Stock is spectacular with carved Germanic style oak leaves and fine checkering, exaggerated rollover cheekpiece, Fischer style checkered blue steel grip cap, hinged floorplate, and outstanding feather crotch figure in the buttstock. Butt ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling, action is smooth with a crisp trigger. John Jobson was a noted author, magazine editor and outdoorsman who spent 27 years as the Camping and Hunting Editor for Sports Afield. Est.: $1,000-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)**

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, with Boss and Burris Scope

Lot #282 (Sale Order 288 of 842)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, with Boss and Burris Scope, #G130974, .300 Wea. mag. cal., 24" barrel, 26.5" including the BOSS muzzle device, metal with a blued finish, checkered pistol grip walnut stock with cheekpiece, red rubber Winchester buttpad, smooth metal grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Mfg'd without sights. Bolt mounted safety and matching numbered bolt. Factory drilled and tapped receiver is topped with two-piece bases, quick-detachable rings, and a Burris Signature 3-9x scope. Scope has a gloss black finish, duplex reticle, and includes black rubber Burris lens covers. Rifle rates in excellent overall condition. Approx. 99% factory blue remains. Stock has a few intermittent small impressions, most notable on left side of the buttstock. There is also a little finish wear to the sides, below the receiver. Checkering detail is crisp. Action operates smoothly, bright bore has excellent rifling. There are a few very minor marks on the outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 70 SA Heavy Varmint Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #283 (Sale Order 289 of 842)

Winchester Model 70 SA Heavy Varmint Bolt Action Rifle, #G2134306, .223 Rem. cal., 26" heavy matte stainless steel barrel, blue receiver finish, textured black synthetic H-S Precision one-piece stock with aluminum bedding and beaver tail forend, 4-rd. box magazine, no sights, factory jeweled bolt with matching number. Topped with two-piece Redfield bases, rings, and a Bausch & Lomb Balvar 6x24 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective in gloss black, with a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, with light scratches and scuffs along the barrel. Receiver and bottom metal show light edgewear and minor marks. Stock is near excellent with light handling and storage marks only. Butt ends with a solid rubber Winchester marked pad providing a 13.25" LOP. Bright bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling and the action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Champlin Firearms Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #284 (Sale Order 290 of 842)

Custom Champlin Firearms Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #475, .375 H&H cal., 25" octagon barrel, beautiful rust blue finish, finely fleur-de-lis checkered English walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock, tang-mounted safety, heavy integral blade front sight, no rear sight, receiver drilled and tapped with the holes left vacant, contoured hinged magazine base plate with release in the trigger guard bow, engine-turned bolt and magazine follower, Fischer engraved steel grip cap, sharp factory markings with the barrel with the original owner's name and "Champlin Firearms Inc. Enid, Oklahoma" in script. Additionally, the solid wall of the receiver is marked "Champlin Firearms Inc." in script. Bespoke Champlin rifles were mfg'd to their customer's specifications upon order. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% original finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Bottom metal metal and trigger guard show modest edgewear and minor marks. Stock is near excellent with light indentations and compressions consistent with field use. Butt ends with a Pachmayr Old English solid red rubber pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. Action is butter smooth and the trigger breaks crisply. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Cooper Arms Model 22 Single Shot Bolt Action Target Rifle, with Millett Scope

Lot #285 (Sale Order 291 of 842)

Custom Cooper Arms Model 22 Single Shot Bolt Action Target Rifle, with Millett Scope, #PVE117, 6mm B.R. (.212 nk.) cal., 24-3/4" free floating matte gray barrel engraved on the left side "Barrel by Shilen" and "6BR .212 nk.". There is no provision for barrel mounted sights. Action with factory matte blue finish. Nicely figured pistol grip walnut stock with finger-grooved forend, point-checkered wrist, checkered steel widow's peak buttplate, and front sling swivel stud. Rifle also features an adjustable trigger and matching numbered bolt. Topped with a two-piece base, unmarked rings, and a Millett 6-25x56mm scope. Scope has a matte black finish and Mil-Dot reticle. Rifle is in very good condition overall. Matte finished barrel with intermittent light scuffs and handling marks. Approx. 97% matte blue finish remains with a little wear to the bolt handle and trigger guard. There are several small dents and scratches scattered throughout the stock. Action operates smoothly with a light and crisp trigger pull, bore is bright with excellent rifling. There are intermittent small nicks and scratches present on outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

E. Arthur Brown Model 97D Single Shot Falling Block Rifle

Lot #286 (Sale Order 292 of 842)

E. Arthur Brown Model 97D Single Shot Falling Block Rifle, #12120008, .17 Hornet cal., 24" barrel, blue and French Gray finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, no provisions for sights, Picatinny rail added, barrel is marked "E ARTHUR BROWN INC./Garfield, MN 56332-USA". Lot includes a plastic hard case and associated literature and documents regarding the mfg. and purchase of the rifle. Rifle is as new and appears to be unfired. Stock is in excellent condition with a laser engraved exotic wood pistol grip cap. Butt ends with a red solid rubber Pachmayr recoil pad providing a 14.5" LOP. The .17 Hornet cartridge is based on the .22 Hornet case necked down to .17 caliber. Eben Brown's rifles and barrels are highly regarded for their accuracy and quality of mfg., having been in business for the past 35 years. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber of Oregon Model 84 Super America Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold Scope

Lot #287 (Sale Order 293 of 842)

Kimber of Oregon Model 84 Super America Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold Scope, #SA104, .223 Rem. cal., 22" barrel, blued finish, nicely figured checkered pistol grip walnut stock with cheekpiece, ebony forend tip, checkered steel widow's peak buttplate, smooth metal grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Sights include a dovetailed beaded blade on ramped base front and quarter-rib with notched folding rear sight. Matching numbered bolt. Factory grooved receiver is topped with quick-detachable rings and a Leupold M8-4x Compact scope. Scope has a gloss-black finish and duplex reticle. Rifle is in excellent overall condition and appears near new, retaining approx. 99% factory blue. There are a few minor handling and storage type marks on the bottom edge of the buttstock. Checkering detail is sharp. Action operates smoothly, trigger pull is crisp. Bright bore with excellent rifling. There are only a few very minor marks on the outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)**

Savage Model 112 Bolt Action Target Rifle

Lot #288 (Sale Order 294 of 842)

Savage Model 112 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #F190043, .223 Rem. cal., 26" fluted barrel, blue finish, textured synthetic adjustable comb one-piece pistol grip target stock, no sights, blind magazine. Topped with Leupold one-piece base, rings, and a Leupold VARI-X III 6.5-20x50 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective and sunshade finished in matte black, with a dot and fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches and edgewear. Receiver shows scratches and edgewear with a nylon trigger guard. Stock is very good with scratches and scrapes, featuring an adjustable comb and ending with an adjustable aluminum buttplate with solid rubber pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Remington Model 700 Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle

Lot #289 (Sale Order 295 of 842)

Custom Remington Model 700 Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, #6347397, 6mm ACK (.276 nk.) cal. 29" heavy free-floating matte gray barrel marked on left side "6mm ACK .276NK", with no other markings. There is no provision for barrel mounted sights. Action with factory blue finish, matching numbered bolt with modified oversized handle, replacement large bolt release, no safety. Fancy black with red metallic paint, blue and red pinstriped fiberglass benchrest stock with 3" flat bottom forend, aluminum trigger guard, and black leather buttplate. LOP is 12-7/8". Topped with one-piece Redfield scope base and the lower half of a pair of scope rings. Rifle is in very good overall condition showing moderate range use, including scattered light scuffs and scratches on the barrel. Receiver retains approx. 98% factory blue. Stock with scattered scratches and small chips to the finish. Action operates smoothly with a crisp and light trigger pull, bore is bright with well-defined rifling and rates as near excellent overall. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Single Shot Benchrest Rifle

Lot #290 (Sale Order 296 of 842)

Custom Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Single Shot Benchrest Rifle, #S6295006, .221 Rem. Fireball cal., 21" stainless steel free-floated bull barrel, satin stainless steel, custom one-piece yellow lacquer benchrest target stock, no sights, jeweled bolt, sharp factory markings. Topped with a one-piece rail, rings, and a Bausch & Lomb 4x16 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective in matte black, and a duplex reticle providing clear and crisp optics. Scope is in very good condition with an extended sunshade. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition with light scratches and minor handling marks. Stock is near excellent with light marks and several flea bite chips along the right edge of the forend. Flat bottom forend measures 3" across. Straight comb butt ends with a smooth aluminum buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is minty bright and the action is butter smooth with a light and crisp trigger. The .221 Fireball was created by Remington, based on a shortened .222 Remington case. Est.: $1,000-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Remington Model 40-X Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, with Millett Scope

Lot #291 (Sale Order 297 of 842)

Remington Model 40-X Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, with Millett Scope, #061895B, .223 Rem. cal., 27" heavy stainless free-floating Remington barrel. There is no provision for barrel mounted sights. Matte stainless receiver, blued steel trigger guard, blue fiberglass stock with adjustable cheekpiece, adjustable length of pull, and recessed aluminum forend channel. Rifle also features an adjustable trigger, factory jeweled bolt with matching number, no safety. Topped with two-pieces bases, unmarked rings, and a Millett 4-16x50mm target scope. Scope has a matte black finish and illuminated green Mil-Dot reticle. Rifle is in excellent overall condition. Barrel with a few light scuffs and scratches. Stock with a small amount of intermittent light marks from handling and range use. Action operates smoothly with a light and crisp trigger pull, bore is bright with excellent rifling. There are a few minor scuffs and small marks on the outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Illuminated reticle was tested and functions properly. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Remington XP-100 Single Shot Bolt Action Target Rifle, with Bausch & Lomb Scope

Lot #292 (Sale Order 298 of 842)

Custom Remington XP-100 Single Shot Bolt Action Target Rifle, with Bausch & Lomb Scope, #B7529842, 7mm B.R. cal., 21.5" heavy stainless free-floating barrel engraved on the left side "7 B.R.", with no other markings. There is no provision for barrel-mounted sights. Action with factory blue finish. Black fiberglass target stock with rollover cheekpiece, textured forend and pistol grip, solid black rubber Pachmayr buttpad. Rifle also features an aluminum trigger guard, dog-leg bolt handle, no safety. Topped with one-piece Redfield base, rings, and Bausch & Lomb 6-24x40mm scope. Scope has a matte black finish and duplex reticle. Rifle is in very good overall condition, showing intermittent moderate marks from handling and range use, including light scuffs and scratches to the barrel. There is a small repaired chip to the upper left edge of the pistol grip, near the bolt channel, otherwise stock shows moderate range wear. Action operates smoothly with a light and crisp trigger pull; bore is bright with strong rifling. There is a little wear visible on the adjustment knob covers and front edge of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Hall Mfg. Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, with Millett Scope

Lot #293 (Sale Order 299 of 842)

Custom Hall Mfg. Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, with Millett Scope, #584, .204 Ruger (.233nk.) cal. 26" heavy free-floating barrel is marked on left side "204 Ruger .233 nk." and "MSos", with no other markings. There is no provision for a barrel-mounted front or rear sight. Stainless steel action with left-side port, matching numbered right-hand bolt, no safety. Navy blue fiberglass benchrest stock with 2-7/8" flat bottom forend and black steel trigger guard. LOP is 13.25". Topped with two-piece Weaver bases, unmarked quick-detachable rings, and a Millett 4-16x scope. Scope has a matte black finish and duplex reticle. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Stainless surfaces show intermittent light marks from handling and range use. There is some flaking to the black paint finish on the trigger guard. Stock with scattered chips and scratches to the finish. Action operates smoothly with a crisp trigger pull, bore is bright with excellent rifling. There are some light marks present on outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Remington Model XP-100 Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle

Lot #294 (Sale Order 300 of 842)

Custom Remington Model XP-100 Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle, #B7527517, 6.5x.284 cal., 30" ported stainless steel heavy barrel, textured McMillan synthetic one-piece pistol grip target stock, no sights, contoured dogleg bolt handle, with clear factory markings. Topped with a one-piece Weaver style base, rings, and a Millett 6-25x50 variable-power rifle scope with target turrets, finished in matte black, with a mil-dot reticle providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in fine overall condition with light scratches and handling marks. Trigger guard shows thinning of finish and edgewear. Stock is very good with scrapes and scratches consistent with range use. There is a worn piece of thin rubber foam added at the comb. Butt ends with a McMillan marked solid rubber recoil pad providing a 14" LOP. Bright bore is near excellent and the action is very smooth with a light, crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Remington Model 700 Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, with Bushnell Elite Scope

Lot #295 (Sale Order 301 of 842)

Custom Remington Model 700 Single Shot Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, with Bushnell Elite Scope, #6211507, .22-250 (.255 ND) cal. 25" heavy free-floating barrel is marked on left side ".22-250 255 ND", with no other markings. There is no provision for a barrel-mounted front sight, but the barrel is drilled and tapped for a rear sight or scope block. Action with factory blue finish, matching numbered bolt, no safety. Mottled black and red fiberglass benchrest stock with 2.25" flat bottom forend, aluminum buttplate and trigger guard. LOP is 13-7/8". Topped with one-piece scope base, quick-detachable rings, and a Bushnell Elite 6500 2.5-16x42mm scope. Scope has a matte black finish, Mil-Dot reticle, and includes Bushnell lens covers. Rifle is in very good+ overall condition, showing intermittent light marks from handling and range use. There is mild scratching present on right side of the receiver. No significant blemishes on the stock. Action operates smoothly and the trigger pull is extremely light. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. There are a few minor marks present on outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

French Model 1855 Superior Infantry Officer's Sword, with Scabbard

Lot #296 (Sale Order 302 of 842)

French Model 1855 Superior Infantry Officer's Sword, with Scabbard, 33-7/8" double-edged triple fuller blade, 40" overall, detailed decorative brass hilt with pierced scroll and floral designs, and wire wrapped wood grip. Maker's marks and 1856 date in the blade fullers. Includes the original metal scabbard with two suspension rings. Sword is in fine overall condition. Blade is primarily bright with intermittent small nicks to the thin edges. Brass shows normal toning from age. Wood handles show moderate age and wear, all the wire wrapping is intact. There is a little movement at the hilt and verdigris inside of the pierced detail. Scabbard is good overall with general spots of darkening and some patches of rust patina. There is a noticeable dent to one side at the tip, otherwise no other significant dents or damage to the scabbard. Est.: $700-$900.

Huge Antique Model 1870 Double Action Austro-Hungarian Cavalry Revolver

Lot #297 (Sale Order 303 of 842)

Huge Antique Model 1870 Double Action Austro-Hungarian Cavalry Revolver, by Leopold Gasser of Vienna, #138029, 11.3x36mmR CF cal., 7-3/8" barrel marked "L. Gasser/Patent/Wien/Ottakring/138029/Guss-Stahl" (Cast Steel) at left lug, has right-side ejector rod held by a thumb screw. Open-top frame is marked "L.G." over Gasser's "arrow-pierced apple" logo over "Schutze Warke" at left, has round 6-shot cylinder marked "G" on front face, hinged loading gate and safety bar at right, tall central hammer, integral saw-handle straps with checkered walnut "broomhandle" grips having a lanyard ring at butt. Mfg'd 1870s with full nickel finish. Condition is fine, retaining75% nickel having losses at right-side barrel, scattered oxidation and a spot of rust below front sight, sharp edges and markings. Hammer and trigger show fire blue. Grips are sound and smooth showing light wear. All visible serial numbers match. Action is defective (hammer must be cocked manually), bore is clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)**

German Gewehr 71/84 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #298 (Sale Order 304 of 842)

German Gewehr 71/84 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #8668, 11.15x60(11mm Mauser) cal., 31.5" barrel, blued finish with bright receiver and bolt assembly, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with V-notch. An unmarked tan leather sling in good condition is attached. Marked "I.G.Mod.71/84" on left side receiver rail and "(Crown)SPANDAU." on top of the barrel shank with "1888." on the rear receiver bridge. Receiver, barrel, and buttstock are stamped with well-defined crowned proof and inspection stamps. All visible matching numbers. Condition overall is excellent, the metal retaining approx. 97% finish, with patina spots to the top of the barrel and slight scratches to the front barrel band. Stock has a few scratches to the wrist and right-side buttstock, cartouches are sharp. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,800. (Antique)

Presentation British Webley & Kaufman Top-Break Double Action Revolver

Lot #299 (Sale Order 305 of 842)

Presentation British Webley & Kaufman Top-Break Double Action Revolver, #1309, .455 CF cal., 5.75" octagonal barrel marked "Holland & Holland 38 New Bond Street London" (retailer) on top, tips up on lower frame hinge as a unit with the fluted 6-shot cylinder having auto ejection. Frame has "CJCB" and "1309" at right, large barrel release lever at left, integral trigger guard and saw-handle straps with finely checkered walnut grips, lanyard ring at butt. Backstrap is engraved "C. McDonald Barrett, Royal Scots Fusiliers". Mfg'd with full nickel-plated finish. Condition is excellent retaining 97% bright nickel, lightest handling marks, sharp edges and markings. Grips show fine checkering, pleasing grain, color and finish. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is sturdy, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling, gun appears unfired. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)**

WWII Japanese Officer's Shin-Gunto Sword

Lot #300 (Sale Order 306 of 842)

WWII Japanese Officer's Shin-Gunto Sword, with a 25.25" machine made, oil tempered, shinogi-zukuri style blade. Tang is unsigned with one hole. Blade has gunome style wavy hamon temper line. Brass habaki. Tsuba guard is a late war type, with four seppa spacers, two on either side. Handle is wood, covered in fish skin, and wrapped with brown silk ito cord. Decorated military fittings at the top and bottom of the handle. Scabbard is brown painted steel with decorated fittings. Scabbard appears to be a replacement, as the fit is a bit loose at the habaki. This sword probably had a leather covered wood scabbard at one time, as it has no provision for a push-button lock. Condition is good, the blade is covered with a light coating of grease but shows a nice clear temper line, some minor fingerprint rust stains, a couple of small battle scars, and should clean up to very fine. Fittings and guard show normal age patina. Handle wrapping shows heavy soiling and minor wear. Scabbard shows wear to the painted finish, age, minor scuffs and scratches. Est.: $500-$800.

Mid-Late WWII Japanese Officer's Shin-Gunto Sword

Lot #301 (Sale Order 307 of 842)

Mid-Late WWII Japanese Officer's Shin-Gunto Sword, with 27" machine made oil-tempered shinogi-zukuri style blade showing an irregular ko-midare style hamon temper line. Tang is signed with a six-character signature, and the smith's name is possibly "Muneyoshi". It has one mounting hole and some white painted assembly numbers, with copper habaki. No seppa spacers, but handle/guard fit is fairly tight. Guard has a hole for the leather retaining strap which is missing its snap. Wood-covered handle is covered in rayskin and wrapped with a light brown silk ito cord. Simple late-war style lower handle fitting, with standard decorated fitting at the top. Scabbard is wood, painted black, with a leather field cover, and brass hanging ring fitting. It is missing the lacing at the top of the leather cover. Condition is good, the blade showing several light rust stains, a light covering of old grease, no edge nicks, and is quite sharp. Handle is good, the rayskin showing some shrinkage, separation, and minor losses. Cord wrapping shows age, minor wear, and light soiling. Fittings show normal age patina. Scabbard shows some cracking to the paint visible under the leather wrapping. Leather cover is very nice, with just a couple of small scuffs and a small tear near the hanging ring on one side. As mentioned above, the leather cover is missing the lacing at the top and the snap on the retaining tab. Est.: $600-$800.

WWII Japanese Kai-Gunto Navy Officer's Sword, with Brown Knot

Lot #302 (Sale Order 308 of 842)

WWII Japanese Kai-Gunto Navy Officer's Sword, with Brown Knot, 25.75" high-quality stainless steel blade made by the Tenshozan naval forge in Kamakura prefecture. Blade tang is signed "Ten Sho Zen Tan Ren Jo saku" with the anchor arsenal stamp, and dated on the other side of the tang "Showa 18 Roku Nen Gatsu" (One day in June 1943). Blade is a shinogi-zukuri shape with a chu-kissaki medium point, and has a faint straight suguha temperline. The habaki is silver washed copper. Mounts are mid-war quality with gold gilt fittings, wood handle covered in black rayskin, with brown silk ito cord wrapping, and wood saya scabbard covered with polished sharkskin with two hangers. Steel tsuba guard is black with large black seppas having a sunray design, and two gold tone smaller seppas on either side. Tsuba and seppas all have matching assembly numbers "276". Brown woven sarute loop for the sword knot to attach to. OAL is 38". Condition is very good, the blade in a nice state of polish, with a couple of minor stains that should clean up well. There is one tiny edge nick, almost not worth mentioning. Metal fittings of the mounts show age, oxidation, and minor wear. The ito cord wrapping on the handle shows minor wear on the highpoints and some light soiling from use. Brown navy knot is in excellent condition. Tsuba shows some light wear to the finish on the edge. Saya scabbard is very nice with a few small scrapes and light wear spots mainly near the bottom on one side. Overall, a very nice example. Est.: $1,200-$1,500.

Japanese Model 1883 Naval Officer's Sword

Lot #303 (Sale Order 309 of 842)

Japanese Model 1883 Naval Officer's Sword, used through the end of WWII. Old family blade fitted to the mounts measures 26.5" in length, shinogi-zukuri shape, irregular gunome undulating temperline hamon, medium point, stylized dragon and ken horimono on one side, two small grooves and a bonji character carved on the other side. Tang is signed with a two-character signature "Yasutomo", and the bottom tip of the tang has been cut off to fit in these mounts. There were 9 generations of swordsmiths that worked in the Rikuzen area from about 1655 to 1848 that used that name, it is hard to tell which one it might be, but the tang patina tends to put in the later period, probably the late 1700's to early 1800's. The habaki is gold foil over copper with a family mon engraved on both sides. A similar small silver mon is attached to the backstrap of the handle. There are three seppa spacers on top of the guard and two below next to the habaki. The long "D"-guard handle features the nine-leaf pattern decoration for ensign through captain ranks. The fuchi and backstrap are stippled. At the top of the backstrap is a cherry blossom with engraved leaves with a similar motif on top of the pommel. Grip is grooved wood covered with white rayskin and wrapped with three small wires, one twisted and two straight. Scabbard is wood covered in sharkskin, with three brass fittings decorated with cherry blossoms and engraved leaves. There are two hanging rings on the upper two fittings. There is a folding lock to secure the sword in the scabbard. OAL is 37". Condition is good, the blade showing numerous edge nicks, rust stains, rust spots, some minor pitting near the tip which has a large piece broken off at the end, and minor scratches and scuffs in various areas of the blade. Blade tang has been lightly cleaned. The habaki shows minor scuffs and light wear from use. Handle fittings show age darkening to the gold gilt finish, and wear from use. The rayskin on the grip show soiling and age, with all the grip wire intact and tight. Scabbard shows various nicks, scrapes, scratches, and small gouges to the sharkskin covering. Scabbard fittings show age darkening to the gold gilt finish, with two straight line-shaped dents to the bottom drag fitting on one side. Est.: $1,500-$2,500.

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, Holster, Accessories, & Ammo Boxes

Lot #304 (Sale Order 310 of 842)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, Holster, Accessories, and Ammo Boxes, #25155, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.61" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with square notch. Both magazines are blued with aluminum bases and are marked "155" on the rear. Condition for both is very good showing wear and patina. The Type IX rubberized canvas holster with strap is marked with a small character under the flap. Condition is good with fading, water stains, and separation to the strap. All fittings are intact. The spare striker, steel cleaning rod, and cotton lanyard are in good to very good condition. The two cardboard boxes of original ammunition are marked with the symbol for the Tokyo First Arsenal and read "Type 14 handgun ammunition" and "15 rounds". Both boxes appear unopened and in very good condition with complete labels. Pistol is marked on right side frame (Nagoya Arsenal symbol) and a "ro" Series mark. Date stamped below "19.3" for production in March 1944. Matching number on bolt. Left side frame marked with characters for "Type 14". Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with wear to the front and rear grip straps and to the rear frame. Grips appear to have been cleaned and are now good with old impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as good with good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Sniper Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #305 (Sale Order 311 of 842)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Sniper Bolt Action Rifle, #186, 7.7x58mm, 25.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with two-piece buttstock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding rear sight with aperture. No cleaning rod. Rifle is stamped with Kokura Arsenal symbol and the serial number #186 on top of the rear receiver bridge. Scope mount is pinned to the left side receiver wall with six pins that are visible on the inside. Scope slides on the mount but will not lock down. The 2.5 power scope is marked "2.5x10(degrees)(star symbol)No7563/TES" on top of the tube, and the mount is engraved with a 1st Series mark, the mismatched number# 11114. Scope condition is good, with wear to the tube and mount; reticle and numbers are clear, and the optics are usable but dirty. Rifle condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with patina to the trigger tang and buttplate. Wood is good with chips to the underside of the wrist and bruises and handling marks to the dark finish. The correct bolt with turned-down handle has been replaced with a standard straight handle type, with mismatched numbers on both the bolt handle and extractor. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as good with good rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

U.S. M1913 Patton Saber

Lot #306 (Sale Order 312 of 842)

U.S. M1913 Patton Saber, Made at Springfield Armory, #4904. The double-edged bright blade is 35" long and marked "US/1913" on the left and "S(Flaming Bomb)A/4904" on the right. Guard is good but missing the leather washer and the grip has some patina. Blade has been cleaned and has some frosting and a couple of rough spots on the edge. There are two scabbards: 1) Field scabbard is khaki cloth covered showing wear, the throat and drag painted black with two dents. 2) Nickeled steel officer's garrison scabbard is in good condition with one dent near the bottom and some nickel flaking. A leather officer's sword knot is attached and in good condition. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt Model 1889 Double Action Revolver

Lot #307 (Sale Order 313 of 842)

Colt Model 1889 Double Action Revolver, #208075, .38 Colt cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood two-piece grips with lanyard ring, half-round blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, "JTT" John Taliaferro Thompson and "R.A.C." Rinaldo A. Carr inspection marks on left side of frame. Mfg'd 1903. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-80% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and scattered light surface rust and erosion evident. Back of the hammer and trigger show muted nitre blue finish. Cylinder shows leading edgewear and light to moderate pinprick pitting. Frame shows edgewear and thinning finish. Straps have gone to gray patina showing erosion of the metal surfaces, with most of the serial numbers and markings on the butt illegible. Grips are very good and fit well. Bore is good with light frosting and well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. The 1889 was the first solid frame swing-out cylinder revolver. The cylinder rotates counter-clockwise with the sideplate on the right side of the frame. Lot includes a US marked WWI era military flap holster in good overall condition with tight stitching. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #308 (Sale Order 314 of 842)

U.S. Remington-Rand M1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1035163, .45 ACP cal. Pistol has all correct parts including a blued 5" High Standard (HS) barrel and Keyes grips. Receiver is marked "FJA" with a "P" proof on the left side, marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" on the right side with the serial number. A fully visible crossed cannon symbol is marked at right rear of receiver. Left side of slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE N.Y. U.S.A." with a "P" proof on top. The military finish is dark, possibly Du-lite, and is in very good condition showing light wear at the bottom front of the receiver and top of barrel. Magazine is a blued General Shaver (G) with the seamed back and in very good condition. Action operates properly, bore is very good with some grease inside that will clean. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Remington-Rand Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #309 (Sale Order 315 of 842)

Remington-Rand Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #942068, .45 ACP cal., receiver is marked "FJA" and "P" on the left side, and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY Model 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" over the serial number on the right side. The crossed cannons are stamped on the back. The plastic grips are Colt and very good. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE N. Y. U.S.A." on the left side which is the second style of marking, a "P" on top, and a Triangle adjustable Match sight. Pistol was made into a Hardball Match for the U.S. Air Force, according to "The Model 1911 and 1911A1 Military and Commercial Pistols", by Joe Poyer, page 188. The blued 5" barrel is marked C in a box (COLT) with a "P". The aluminum trigger, barrel bushing, front and rear sights are Match. The original finish is thinning, mostly on the slide and the grip area. The WWII magazine is R marked (Risdon) showing use and some missing finish. Action works properly, bore shows light pitting. Est.: $1,000-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #310 (Sale Order 316 of 842)

Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #1398170, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/1398170", and the 24" barrel is marked "S.A./(Flaming Bomb)/10-31" which is correct for this rifle, with a blade front sight. Rifle was arsenal rebuilt with a late-war SA square safety lug bolt and refinished. The parkerized refinish is very good throughout. Stock is a M1903/03A3 replacement marked "OG" (Ogden) in a box on the left side with a "(circled)P" proof behind the trigger guard and "S S" stamped at the bottom left. Stock is in very good condition with few scattered scrapes. A certificate from the CMP is included. Action works properly, bore is excellent. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #311 (Sale Order 317 of 842)

Remington Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #3125512, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./REMINGTON/MODEL 1903/3125512", and the 24" barrel is marked "RA/(Flaming Bomb)/5-42" with a "P" proof underneath, and a blade front sight. Most of the visible parts are properly marked "R", and the finish is good with light wear on the blued bolt. Rear sight base, floorplate and the rear band appear refinished. Stock is pinned, cut for a 03-A3 handguard, and marked "FJA" on the left side with a "(circle)P" proof behind the trigger guard. The four factory symbols are in front of the magazine. Stock was cleaned and oiled and is in very good condition with no handling marks. Action works properly, bore is excellent. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 12 Pump-Action Takedown Shotgun

Lot #312 (Sale Order 318 of 842)

Winchester Model 12 Pump-Action Takedown Shotgun, #931507, 12 ga., 2-3/4" chamber. Mfg'd 1942 and could be military. Receiver is only marked with the serial number at the bottom front. The 20" barrel is marked with the Winchester factory information and "WINCHESTER MODEL 12 ? 12GA. 2 ... CHAM. over -TRADE MARK- and CYL." Serial number has been re-stamped in a different font. Heat shield has been removed from the bayonet lug, and the shotgun appears arsenal refinished a dull gray. This trench shotgun is not U.S. marked, but the stock is marked "AN" (Aniston Arsenal) on the left with a "P" behind the trigger. Stock is very good with a few dents, and the Winchester buttplate is very good. Included is a Winchester Model 1917 bayonet with a good grip but the metal was painted black. Action works properly, bore is excellent. Green scabbard is good with scuffs on the leather body and patina on the metal parts. Est.: $1,000-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #313 (Sale Order 319 of 842)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #285073, .308 cal., 22" barrel, parkerized finish, pistol grip walnut stock, fiberglass hand guard, standard military type buttplate, muzzlebrake and sling swivels. Sights include a National Match .062 front and adjustable aperture rear sight. Includes (1) 10-rd. magazine. Factory box with matching end label, instruction manual, factory paperwork and Dept. of the Armory reproduction manual TM 9-1005-223-12. Condition is excellent overall, appearing near new, with the Springfield Armory blue band still attached to the trigger guard. Action operates smoothly and bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Canadian M-10 Ross Straight-Pull Rifle, with Bayonet

Lot #314 (Sale Order 320 of 842)

Canadian M-10 Ross Straight-Pull Rifle, with Bayonet, #C9709, .303 British cal., 30.5" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable folding aperture rear sight. A good condition cotton web sling is attached. The Mark II bayonet has been arsenal modified from a round to a sharp point for use in WWI. Marked "ROSS RIFLE CO/QUEBEC" on right side pommel and "MBC/390" on the bottom. Condition is good, bayonet has been polished and refinished; blade is good with a couple of small nicks to the edge. Grips are very good and latch operates smoothly. Scabbard is stamped "MK.II" and in poor condition, missing the belt loop and showing cracking and finish loss. Rifle is marked "ROSS RIFLE CO./CANADA/M-10/PATENTED" on top of receiver ring. Barrel shank is marked "LC" (Long Chamber) and stamped with British Enfield arsenal proof and inspection marks. Stock is unmarked. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish. Barrel appears to have been refinished over areas of old pitting. The hand guard has a repaired area to the top. Wood is good with handling marks, especially around the receiver, and an overall dark finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore rates fair with fair rifling, front sight is canted to the left. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War German Style Large Ornate Hunting Knife, with Scabbard

Lot #315 (Sale Order 321 of 842)

Pre-War German Style Large Ornate Hunting Knife, with Scabbard,11" blade with 4" false edge,16.5" overall length. Blade is acid etched with a floral design on a flaming background, with the figure of a running deer on the right side. Iron clamshell features the image of a running deer being chased by a large dog. Iron crossguard has a four-sided design set on four leaves in a saltire pattern with two ornate finials at the tips. Bolster and tang are engraved with circular engraving along their entire circumference. The stag two-piece handle is secured to the tang with three iron pins. Condition is good, there is no damage to the edge of the blade and it fits tightly to the handle. Blade designs remain vivid under areas of patina which is scattered across approx. 30% of its surface and shows cleaning to the right side. Blade tip is bent slightly to the left. Clamshell and crossguard are very good. Stag grips have a pleasing dark toning and show old scratches to the right side. Scabbard has an iron locket with hooks on both sides, a leather body, and a chape with a rounded bottom. Outside edges are decorated with hunting motifs. Condition is good, with cleaning to the rear metal and flaking and handling marks to the body; stitching remaining tight, left hook is slightly bent. Est: $1,500-$2,000.

Early German Model 1933 SS Dagger and Scabbard

Lot #316 (Sale Order 322 of 842)

Early German Model 1933 SS Dagger and Scabbard, 9" blade,13.8" overall length. Blade is double sided and unknown maker marked "(SS inside double circle)/120/34/(RZM inside double circle)", with the blade orientation pointed down. Blade is also acid etched with the SS motto "Meine Ehre heibt Treue" (My honor is loyalty). The pommel nut and crossguards are made of "Neusilber" which is a combination of nickel and other additive metals. Pommel nut is round, and both crossguards are decorated with two sets of parallel lines cast into the top and bottom of each side. The lower crossguard is marked with the Roman numeral "I" indicating the knife was made for the Munich distribution center. Wooden grip is dyed black and a circular enamel covered metal button featuring the SS runes has been hand fitted below the crossguard. The nickel/neusilber eagle emblem clutching a wreathed swastika has also been hand fitted just below the center of the grip. Condition is good, the blade edge has tiny nicks along the top edge. Old traces of cleaned patina are visible along both sides with a concentration around the tip. Micro scratches from cleaning are also visible on both sides. Crossguards are good showing handling marks, patina and toning. Pommel nut is very good. Grip has three initials into the reverse side, and there is a recent glue repair to the lower left side. Condition is otherwise good with impressions, dents, and handling marks to each side. There are chips along the top edge and a chipped area to the bottom where the grip is twisted at the lower crossguard. The rune button is chipped at the center and the eagle shows wear to the legs. Scabbard is made with a steel body that was anodized and protected with a lacquer finish and fitted with a neusilber upper locket with ring and a lower chape with ball finial, both attached with four dome headed screws. Condition is good, the body showing scratches and patina, with a large dent on one side. The locket and chape are good with handling marks and patina. The black leather hanger is maker marked with a "oLc" symbol on the rear of the clip. Condition is good, with a filing mark to the clip and wear and cracking to the leather. Est.: $2,000-$2,500.

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

Lot #317 (Sale Order 323 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #547d, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, ribbed dark brown Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of the magazine is marked "P.38" and has two "(eagle)359" waffenamts on the spine. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition is fine. Approx. 90% factory metal finish remains, showing wear to the front grip strap, muzzle, and edges. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show normal light handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and rates near excellent overall. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther HP (Heeres Pistole) P.38 Semi-Auto Pistol, with gxy 1941 Dated Holster & 3 Mags

Lot #318 (Sale Order 324 of 842)

WWII German Walther HP (Heeres Pistole) P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with gxy 1941 Dated Holster and Two Magazines, #22395, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blue finish, black ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two blued steel magazines. Left side of both magazines is marked "P.38v". Pistol is marked on right side of slide with small "(eagle)N" proof; left side with Walther "Zella-Mehlis" slide legend and "Mod. HP". There is an additional "(eagle)N" proof on right side of the frame, near the serial number. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a brown leather hardshell 1941 dated gxy (Gebruder Klinge) holster. Backside of the holster with maker's mark and is also stamped "(eagle)WaA706" and "P.38". Pistol is in good condition. Approx. 85%+ factory blue remains. There are areas of mild pitting on the barrel and left side of slide, near the safety. Factory lettering, proof marks, etc. are clear. Grips display moderate handling wear and there are a few very minor chips to the ribbed portion on right grip. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. There is moderate frosting throughout the length of the bore, rifling shows wear but is good. Holster rates in good condition showing general scuffs and scratches. Heavier on the lid and magazine pouch. Makers stamps and waffenamt are clear. Stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Third Variation Walther Zero Series P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Matching Mag

Lot #319 (Sale Order 325 of 842)

Third Variation Walther Zero Series P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Matching Magazine, #05129, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, high-polish blue finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of magazine is marked with matching serial number "05129+" and has two "(eagle)359" waffenamts on the spine. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Left side of slide with "Walther Banner" logo. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, locking block, and magazine. No import marks. Condition is very good. Approx. 85% factory blue remains. Wear to the muzzle and sides of the slide account for most of the finish loss. There are also a few spots of very mild pitting on sides of the slide. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show moderate handling wear, no chips or cracks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is fair with light to medium erosion throughout. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

German Gewehr 33/40 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #320 (Sale Order 326 of 842)

German Gewehr 33/40 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #705d, 8x57mm, 19.5" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with cupped buttplate and protective steel plate screwed to left side, inverted "V" front sight with replacement hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 100 to 1000 meters. A steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and a black leather sling is attached to the side. Condition for both is fair to good, with patina to the cleaning rod and cracking and surface loss to the unmarked sling. Rifle is well marked "G.33/40" on left side receiver rail, and "(eagle)63/dot/1942" on top of receiver ring, with an "eagle-swastika" firing proof on the left side. Bolt handle ball is hollow. No markings on right side buttstock. Matching numbers with "eagle-swastika" and inverted "05" stamped on top of bolt handle. Safety lever with "(crown)R" on left side and large "05" on right side. "705d" stamped on underside of buttstock. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with toning and patina to the barrel, bands, floorplate, and trigger guard. The buttplate and protective plate have been cleaned, now with overall rust patina. Wood is very good with the original finish showing handling marks and scratches, plus roughness along the comb of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly, bore rates good with very light frosting forward of the lead and well-defined rifling. The magazine follower has been filed and the bolt will close on an empty chamber. No visible import marks. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Kar 98k Mauser Borsigwalde 243 Code Luftampt Proofed Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #321 (Sale Order 327 of 842)

Kar 98k Mauser Borsigwalde 243 Code Luftampt Proofed Bolt Action Rifle, #4099f, 8x57mm, 23.6"barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with flat buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached reproduction sight hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. A good condition cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel and a fair condition black leather sling is attached. Rifle is marked "243/1940" on top of the receiver ring with a partially visible "Mod.98" on the left side receiver rail. Three "(eagle)26" stamps are present on the right side receiver ring and on top of the barrel. "eagle-swastika" firing proofs are stamped on the left side receiver and barrel and appear to have been refreshed to enhance their appearance. "Do" is stamped on the left side barrel. Right side buttstock is stamped with an "(eagle)L" and a "Droop wing eagle/WaA26" stamps. There is a "P" stamp on the underside of the stock behind the pistol grip. Matching numbers on bolt assembly, floorplate, and front barrel band. Mismatched number on buttplate. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 75% finish, with most parts showing some amount of frosting or toning and patina to the buttplate. Wood appears to have been sanded and stained with minor de-lamination cracks around the recoil lug. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWI Imperial German 1917 Dated Navy Luger

Lot #322 (Sale Order 328 of 842)

WWI Imperial German 1917 Dated Navy Luger, #8381, 9mm, 6" barrel, rust blue finish, straw-colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted "V" front and two-position adjustable rear sight with "V" notch, and stock lug. Includes one tin-plated magazine with concentric circle wood base. Magazine base with "(crown)M" Navy proof mark. Toggle is marked "DWM" with a "1917" chamber date. All visible numbers matching, grips are not numbered. Imperial Navy proof mark and two "(crown)M" acceptance marks are visible on left side of receiver. Left side of barrel with Imperial Navy "(crown)" proof mark, bottom with "(crown)M"; "1917" on left side of the front sight base. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% blue, showing a little normal light wear at the muzzle, highpoints, and lower edge of the grip frame. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grip screws have been enhanced. Checkering detail is crisp, and the grips show little handling wear. Action, hold open and safety function properly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est: $3,500-$4,500. (C&R/PPT)

1937 Dated Mauser S/42 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Matching Magazines and Holster

Lot #323 (Sale Order 329 of 842)

1937 Dated Mauser S/42 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Matching Magazines and Holster, #5061X, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, checkered walnut grips, with dorsel fin blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "V" notch. Both magazines are blued wraparound body types with aluminum bases and are stamped with matching serial numbers and "(eagle)63" inspection stamps, one is stamped with an additional "+" symbol. Both are in excellent condition. The brown leather holster is stamped "FR&K.VOEGELS/KOLN-DEUTZ/(eagle)/WaA387/5061" on rear. Condition is fine showing fine surface cracks, handling marks, and scuffs to the flap. All stitching and fittings are present. The loading/disassembly tool is stamped with an "(eagle)63" on the front. Condition is very good with slight patina. Pistol is made by Mauser and marked "S/42" on forward toggle link with "1937" date on top of chamber. There are "stick eagle" firing proofs on the right side receiver and barrel and two "(eagle)63" inspection marks on the right side receiver. Matching visible numbers on underside of barrel, front of the frame, left side of receiver, extractor, front and rear toggle link, trigger bar, receiver axle, and takedown lever. Condition overall is excellent, the metal retaining approx. 96%-97% finish, with light wear to the muzzle and right side receiver. Grips are excellent. Bright bore rates as very good with defined rifling, Action, hold open, and safety operates smoothly. No visible import marks. Est.: $4,500-$6,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Mauser byf-43 Dual-Tone P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with gxy 1943 Dated Holster

Lot #324 (Sale Order 330 of 842)

WWII German Mauser byf-43 Dual-Tone P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with gxy 1943 Dated Holster, #4121n, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blue/phosphate finish, brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Lower magazine spine is marked with an illegible waffenamt which looks like "(eagle)88". Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof, and "(eagle)135" waffenamt. There is an additional "(eagle)135" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a brown leather softshell 1943 dated gxy (Gebr. Klinge, Lederwarenfabrik, Dresden) holster and additional magazine. Backside of the holster with maker's mark and is also stamped "(eagle)WaA706". Additional magazine with "(eagle)88" waffenamt on the lower portion of the spine. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition. Approx. 95% factory blue remains with some normal thinning at the front grip strap, left side front edge of the slide, and at the muzzle. Factory lettering, proof marks, etc. are clear. Grips shows normal light handling wear, no chips or cracks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Near excellent bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Holster is very good+ showing signs of moderate age and wear, with intermittent light scuffs, scratches, and a few spots of dark staining. Maker's stamps are clear. Magazine pouch looks like a period replacement. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

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

Lot #325 (Sale Order 331 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-44 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2210k, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, reddish brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of the magazine is marked "P.38v"; spine has a "(eagle)359" waffenamt. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof, and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition is near excellent, displaying approx. 95% original blued finish, showing intermittent scattered small nicks and scratches, and light wear to the front grip strap. Frame shows some mild plum-colored toning. Grips show only normal light handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with near excellent well-defined rifling. Magazine shows moderate wear from use and plum-colored toning to the right side where the finish may have been touched up. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #326 (Sale Order 332 of 842)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #316598, .308 Winn cal., 22" barrel with added muzzlebrake, parkerized finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with ribbed synthetic hand guard, sling swivels and OD green nylon rifle sling, protected blade adjustable front sight and adjustable rear peep sight, 5-rd. unmarked detachable box magazine. Lot includes a one-piece Springfield Armory factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Stock is near excellent with small marks and wear at the front of the hand guard. Butt ends with a checkered steel buttplate with flip-up shoulder rest, providing a 13.25" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Federal Ordnance Commercial M1D Sniper Rifle

Lot #327 (Sale Order 333 of 842)

Federal Ordnance Commercial M1D Sniper Rifle, #850924, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S. RIFLE/Cal. .30 M1/FED. ORD. INC./80 EL MONTE, CA./850924". The 24" barrel is unmarked. The military style finish is very good throughout showing no wear. The M84 scope is in very good condition with clear optics and the mount is a reproduction. Scope name plate is not serialized. The commercial stock is in factory new condition with no wear marks and is missing the cheek pad. Action works properly, bore is very good with an erosion of 2.0 and a good muzzle. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

U.S. International Harvester Semi-Automatic M1 Garand Rifle

Lot #328 (Sale Order 334 of 842)

U.S. International Harvester Semi-Automatic M1 Garand Rifle, #5133943, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL..30 M1/INTERNATIONAL/HARVESTER/5133943", and the 24" barrel is marked "LMR D6535448 11 54 A38 P M" on the right side. The marked parts are IHC and the unmarked parts are correct for this rifle. The parkerizing is very good except for wear on the buttplate and trigger guard and gas cylinder area. Stock has a "(boxed)(eagle)" cartouche on the left side with the "(circle)P" proof at the pistol grip, and the number "1245" is stamped in the barrel channel. Stock is very good with scattered marks from use, the heaviest near the op-rod and left side of receiver. There is a tape smudge below the butt swivel. A Certificate from the CMP is included. Action works properly, bore is very good with an erosion of 3. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #329 (Sale Order 335 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #1210493, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/1210493"; 24" barrel is marked "S.A./Flaming Bomb/11-20" and "A", with front sight cover. Rear sight has a late WWII replacement slide. The parkerizing is very good except the front band, sight cover and the bolt body are white. The finger-groove stock was sanded and has a questionable boxed 1903 cartouche on the left side with a "(circle)P" proof behind the trigger guard. There is a "00/7" near the buttplate. Stock is very good as sanded and oiled. No import marks. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

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

Lot #330 (Sale Order 336 of 842)

U.S. L.C. Smith-Corona Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4727258, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./SMITH-CORONA/Model 03-A3/4727258", with an adjustable rear sight. The 24" barrel is marked "SC/(Flaming Bomb)/7 43", and a "P" proof underneath. Rifle was arsenal rebuilt with a B&S bolt and refinished. The parkerizing is very good overall. The replacement scant stock is marked with a "(boxed)OG" (Ogden) on the left side and a "P" proof behind the trigger guard, in very good condition with 4 dents on the left side near the stock bolt. Attached is a M1907 military leather sling showing use. Included is a 10" bayonet marked "UC/U(Flaming Bomb)S" in very good condition, and the scabbard is good with wear to the metal throat. Action works properly, bore is excellent. No import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #331 (Sale Order 337 of 842)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #6578633, .30 Carb. cal., receiver marked "WINCHESTER/TRADE MARK/6578633", with an adjustable rear sight. The 18" barrel is marked "W" with a "(circle)WP", with a bayonet lug band marked "C" below center. The parkerizing is good overall,l with wear on the barrel and the front sight is brown around the blade. Buttplate is worn with rust spots. The low-wood stock is marked "W" in the sling well with faint crossed cannons on the right and a boxed RIA rebuild on the left. Stock is very good as refinished. Included are a late OD sling and a UQ magazine. Action works properly but the slide stop will not hold the bolt back; bore is very good. No Import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap magazines not available to Calif. Residents)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #332 (Sale Order 338 of 842)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #266555, .30 Carb. cal., receiver marked "INLAND DIVISION/266555" with a flip sight and blued flat bolt. The 18" barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/5-43" and a "P" proof with a Type 1 band. The parkerizing shows spots of wear throughout, especially on the barrel which lacks finish and the buttplate which has areas of rust. The low-wood stock is marked "OI" in the sling well with the crossed cannons on the right side, in very good condition with one dent in front of the barrel band. Included are a khaki WWII sling and an IU magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Remington Rand Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #333 (Sale Order 339 of 842)

Remington Rand Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2384155, .45 ACP cal., receiver is marked "FJA" and "P" on the left side, and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY MODEL 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" over the serial number on the right side. The crossed cannons are stamped at the back. The plastic grips are very good. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE N.Y. U.S.A." on the right which is the third marking style, and a "P" on top with standard military opened sights. The blued 5" barrel is marked "HS" with a "P". The finish is very good with light wear on the trigger guard and at the front. The L marked magazine (M.S. Little) is very good. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Zf.41 Telescope

Lot #334 (Sale Order 340 of 842)

German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Zf.41 Telescope, #87371 ,8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued/phosphate finish, laminated stock set with cupped buttplate relieved for scope mount on left side, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight with scope rail mounted to left side. A fair condition muzzle cover and a very good condition reproduction tan leather sling are attached. Scope is marked "eso/+/Z.F.41/1". Condition is very good with mild toning. The three-post reticle is clear but the optics are slightly dirty. The reproduction mount is marked "duv/(eagle)214" on the left side. Condition is good with damage to the center screw head. Rifle left side receiver rail has been remarked "Mod.98" over an older identical mark. Top of receiver ring marked "(eagle)135/byf/44". There are "eagle-swastika" firing proofs on the left side receiver ring and barrel. There are no markings on the stock. Bolt assembly appears to have been renumbered to match. The stamped trigger guard/magazine floorplate are marked "byf" with no serial numbers. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with patina to the front sight and wear to the barrel and trigger guard/magazine floorplate. Wood has been sanded and is now good with darkening around the receiver. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Early WWII German P.38 Walther ac/40 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #335 (Sale Order 341 of 842)

Early WWII German P.38 Walther ac/40 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #7465b, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, bright blue finish, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, and one blued steel magazine. Magazine is marked "P.38" on the left side and is stamped with an "(eagle)359" on the rear spine. A matching serial number is stamped on the front of the floorplate. Condition is very good showing wear with patina to the right side. The brown leather first type holster is marked "BECKER Co./BERLIN/1940/(eagle)/WaA 100" on the rear with two handwritten names on the inside flap. Condition is good with scuffs, handling marks, and darkening to the surface. All fittings and stitching are intact. Pistol is marked on left side slide "P.38/applied ac40 with "open top 4". There are additional "ac" stamps on the front of the left side trigger guard and bottom of the barrel. Right side slide marked "(eagle)359/firing proof/(eagle)359 final acceptance stamp". There are additional (eagle)359" stamps on the left side frame, right side barrel, right side block, and also on small parts. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and barrel. No import marks. Factory markings are clear on left-side slide. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with wear and scratches to the right-side slide, patina to the barrel, and overall brown toning to much of the finish. Grips are marked "(eagle)359/465" on the inside of each grip. Condition is close to excellent showing light handling marks. Action, hammer drop safety, and hold open all function properly; bore rates as good with good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce German WWII P.38 Walther ac/44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with FN-Made Frame and Holster

Lot #336 (Sale Order 342 of 842)

Scarce German WWII P.38 Walther ac/44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with FN-Made Frame and Holster, #5956g, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, black Bakelite grooved grips, dovetailed blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, and later reinforced frame. No magazine. The first type, brown leather holster is stamped on the rear "(circle)ndk"/eagle-swastika/WaA 77", "(circle)44", and "(circle)P38". There is an ink handwritten name on the inside flap, possibly by a U.S. soldier. Leather remains supple. Condition is good with scuffs and cracking to the surface and corrosion to the steel lock. All stitching and fittings are intact. Pistol is marked on left side slide "P.38/5956g/ac/44". Right side slide marked "(eagle)359"(acceptance)/eagle-swastika firing proof", "(eagle)359" (final acceptance). There is a "(eagle)140" on the left side frame indicating mfg. at the FN plant in German occupied Belgium that was sent to the Walther plant for final assembly. There are "(eagle)359" stamps on the left side barrel and the right side of the bright locking block. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, showing overall wear, patina, and pitting to the finish. Grips are very good showing light wear, scratches, and handling marks. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore rates fair with areas of pitting and worn rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

Erfurt Double Date 1920/1917 Luger, with 1937 Dated Stecher Freiberg Holster

Lot #337 (Sale Order 343 of 842)

Erfurt Double Date 1920/1917 Luger, with 1937 Dated Stecher Freiberg Holster, #9445p, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw-colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted "V" front and fixed rear sight with small "V" notch, stock lug, no grip safety. Includes one tin-plated magazine with wood base. Magazine body is unmarked, base is stamped with a small "H". Pistol toggle is marked "Erfurt" and "1920/1917" on the chamber ring. Imperial German proof marks on right side of the receiver. Front grip strap is unit marked "P.W.1711". All visible numbers matching, including both grips, (magazine is not numbered). Includes a 1937 dated brown leather Stecher Freiberg holster. Backside is also marked with an illegible waffenamt. Pistol is in good condition retaining approx. 70% blue. Showing general wear to the muzzle and edges, with moderate frosting, patina, and light pitting scattered throughout. Finish on the front grip strap is worn and now has a primarily brown patina. Straw colors show considerable wear and darkening. Factory lettering and proof marks are legible. Grips show age and wear that is consistent with the overall condition of the pistol. Including flattening to the checkering detail and oil darkening. There are no chips or cracks. Action, hold open and safety function properly. Bore displays some areas of light frosting. Rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined and rates as good overall. Holster is in fair condition displaying scuffs and scratches from service use, with some creases and age cracking. Markings on the back are faint. Pull strap is present and functions properly. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

First Variation WWII German Walther ac-41 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Matching Magazine

Lot #338 (Sale Order 344 of 842)

First Variation WWII German Walther ac-41 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Matching Magazine, #9898, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, high polish blue finish, ribbed dark brown Bakelite grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of the magazine is marked "P.38" and has two "(eagle)359" waffenamts on the spine; matching serial number (9898) on the baseplate. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame; "ac" on left side of the trigger guard, "ac" on bottom of the barrel lug. Back of each grip is marked with matching number "898" and "(eagle)359" waffenamt. Additional matching numbers are located on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition is fine. Approx. 92%-93% factory metal finish remains. Showing some very mild pitting and moderate finish loss at the muzzle and right side of the slide, wear to trigger guard bow, and normal holster wear to the edges of the slide. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show normal light handling wear and rate in near excellent condition. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright and shiny, no visible frosting or erosion, with well-defined rifling and rates near excellent overall. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, Holster, and Accessories

Lot #339 (Sale Order 345 of 842)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, Holster, and Accessories, #24889, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.61" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with square notch. Magazine #1 is nickel finished with an aluminum base and stamped "019" on the rear over an old number. Condition is very good with a bright color. Magazine #2 is blued with an aluminum base and stamped "376" on the rear. Condition is good with wear and toning to the finish. The Type IX rubberized canvas holster with strap is marked with a small character under the flap. Condition is good with fading and separation to the strap. All fittings are intact. The spare striker and steel cleaning rod are in very good condition. Pistol is marked on right side frame (Nagoya Arsenal symbol) and a "ro" Series mark. Date stamped below "19.3" for production in March 1944. Matching number on bolt. Left side frame marked with characters for "Type 14". Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with patina to the grip straps and overall darkening and toning. Grips are very good with an even dark color and light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as good with good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type A Papa Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #340 (Sale Order 346 of 842)

Japanese Type A Papa Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5625, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable to 500 meters. A good condition steel lanyard loop is mounted to the rear frame. Single magazine is nickel finished with an aluminum base and is stamped "4403" on rear. Condition is good with rust to right side and overall patina. Pistol is marked on top of chamber with the symbol for the Tokyo Arsenal and on the right-side frame with three characters for "Nambu Type", the left side with two characters for "Army Type". There are small inspection marks on the lower front of the grip strap. One-piece frame as produced by the Tokyo Arsenal, this model has a single recoil spring contained in a channel on the left side of the frame. Safety is mounted to front grip strap. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 40% finish, with pitting to the barrel and patina to both sides of the frame and rear grip strap. Left side grip has faint painted characters visible. Condition is good with a chip missing from the forward edge at the magazine release and both sides showing wear to the checkering. Bright bore rates as good with good rifling. Action appears to operate smoothly but will not go forward into battery. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Third Variation Walther Zero Series P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Matching Mag

Lot #341 (Sale Order 347 of 842)

Third Variation Walther Zero Series P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Matching Magazine, and 1940 dated Joseph Moll Holster, #010556, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, high-polish blue finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of magazine is marked with matching serial number "010556" and has two "(eagle)359" waffenamts on the spine. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Left side of slide with "Walther Banner" logo. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, locking block, and magazine. No import marks. Includes a leather hardshell 1940 dated Joseph Moll holster. Backside of the holster with maker's mark and is also stamped with an illegible "(eagle)WaA?27" waffenamt. Pistol is in very good condition. Approx. 70% factory blue remains. Wear to the muzzle, edges of the slide and front grip strap accounts for most of the finish loss. Front grip strap now has a mostly brown patina. There is a little very mild pitting in the areas of finish loss on the slide. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show moderate handling wear, no chips or cracks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is near excellent with strong rifling, and only a few tiny salt and pepper type blemishes. Holster rates in fair condition, showing general scuffs, scratches, and surface cracking. Maker's stamp is legible, waffenamt is worn and partially visible. Stitching remains tight. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Era Walther PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #342 (Sale Order 348 of 842)

WWII Era Walther PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol, #429049K, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic Walther marked two-piece grips, fixed blade front and U-notch rear sights, 7-rd. Walther marked blue steel magazine, lanyard loop, legible factory markings with faint German "(eagle/N" proofs on the barrel and right side of slide. Lot includes a period brown leather police style flap holster in very good condition with tight seams. Mfg'd 1945. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% thinning blue finish, with even holster wear, light scrapes, and highpoint edgewear along the slide. Frame shows numerous machining marks, as is appropriate on these later production pistols, with the front strap the best example. Grips are fine and fit well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action functions smoothly. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #343 (Sale Order 349 of 842)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #2706599, .30-06 cal., restored by the CMP using a new barrel and stock. Receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/2706599", with post-war sights. Barrel is marked "WA-A-30-06-10 CMP. The refinish is excellent throughout with light rust spots on the buttplate. The commercial stock is marked "CMP/(eagle)" in a box on the left side and is in factory new condition. Action works properly, bore is excellent with an erosion of 1.0 and a good muzzle. Included is a M1907 style leather sling marked CMP in new condition. Lot includes CMP Certificate of Authenticity, invoice, shipping check list. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Remington-Rand Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #344 (Sale Order 350 of 842)

Remington-Rand Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #941016, .45 ACP cal., receiver is marked "FJA" and "P" on the left side, with "UNITED STATES PROPERTY M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" on the right over the serial number. The crossed cannons at the back are faint. The plastic Keyes grips are good with scattered wear marks. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE N.Y. U.S.A." on the left side which is the second style of marking, with a "P" on top and standard fixed military sights. The 5" parkerized barrel is marked "P" with a frosted bore. Slide shows original finish with some patina; receiver is excellent and may have been refinished. The WWII magazine is L marked for M.S. Little. Action works properly, bore is frosted. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #345 (Sale Order 351 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #843764, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/843764", with a Lyman receiver sight. The 24" barrel is marked "SA/(Flaming Bomb)/12-27", with a front sight cover marked "G" in a triangle and "C64157-4". The M1905 sight was removed and the stacking swivel is stamped. The metal was refinished and is very good throughout, with wear on the bolt and buttplate. Mfg'd 1918 and later turned into a Match rifle. The unmarked pistol grip stock is very good showing no wear but the handguard has scattered dents. Attached is a homemade leather sling. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Saginaw SG Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #346 (Sale Order 352 of 842)

Saginaw SG Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #5852513, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "SAGINAW SG/5852513", with an adjustable sight, and the 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/7-44/(Flaming Bomb)/P" with a bayonet lug. Carbine was arsenal rebuilt and the dark refinish is very good, except the bolt has patina and the buttplate shows wear. Stock is stamped "RSG" in the sling well and "84" over red paint on the pistol grip. Wood is very good with a few scratches and dents. Included are an OD sling, JLC-SG magazine and a cardboard shipping carton. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #347 (Sale Order 353 of 842)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5794047, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/5794047", with post-war sights. The 24" barrel is marked "SA F 6535448 1-55 A217B P" with a "(boxed)(eagle)". The original parkerizing is very good with spots of rust on the butt-plate. Stock is marked with a Defense Eagle (boxed) on the left side and a "(circle)P" proof on the pistol grip. Stock is very good with light handling marks. This is a collectable M1 rifle that is all original and correct. Action works properly, bore is very good with an erosion of 2.5 and a good muzzle. No import marks. Lot includes CMP Certificate of Authenticity, invoice, and shipping check list. Est.: $1,200-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

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

Lot #348 (Sale Order 354 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6755e, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of the magazine is marked "P.38" and has an "(eagle)359" waffenamt on the spine. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition is fine. Close to 90% factory metal finish remains. Showing wear to the front grip strap, muzzle, and edges. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show normal signs of age and light handling wear. Including a few small indentations, no chips or cracks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and rates as near excellent overall. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, Holster, and Accessories

Lot #349 (Sale Order 355 of 842)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, Holster, and Accessories, #48335, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.61" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with square notch. Magazine #1 is nickel finished with an aluminum base and stamped "399" on the rear. Condition is very good with a bright color. Magazine #2 is blued with an aluminum base and stamped "353" on the rear. Condition is very good with light wear. The Type IV leather holster is marked with three characters under the flap. Condition is fair with scratches, scuffs and darkening. The closure stud is missing. The spare striker and firing pin are in fair to good condition. Pistol is marked on right side frame (Nagoya Arsenal symbol) and a "ro" Series mark. Date stamped below "19.7" for production in July 1944. Matching number on bolt. Left side frame marked with characters for "Type 14". Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, showing edgewear and brown toning. Grips are good with scratches and impressions to the right side. Bore rates fair with pitting. Action operates stiffly but is functional. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

P.35 Nazi Marked Polish Radom Type II Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #350 (Sale Order 356 of 842)

P.35 Nazi Marked Polish Radom Type II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #F2686, 9mm, 4.6" barrel, salt blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips with "FB" on the left panel and "VIS" on the right, lanyard loop, low-profile blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, unmarked 7-rd. blue steel magazine, ringed hammer, three levers and no slot. Factory markings are sharp, the left side of the slide is marked "P.35(p)" with German Waffen "WaA77" on the slide and frame, additionally there is an "eagle-swastika" and "(eagle)/623" Waffenamt marks on the slide. There are two faint proofs on the right side of the trigger bow. Lot includes a period black leather flap holster in very good condition with scrapes and scuffs, showing tight stitching. Mfg'd 1939-1942. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning factory finish, with even holster wear and light surface erosion along the slide and frame. Frame shows highpoint edgewear and minor machining marks. Straps have drifted to an even gray patina with light edgewear. Grips are very good and fit well. Bore is good with frosting in the grooves, scattered erosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 742 Woodsmaster BDL Deluxe Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #351 (Sale Order 357 of 842)

Remington Model 742 Woodsmaster BDL Deluxe Semi-Automatic Rifle, #B6936532, .280 Rem. cal., 22" barrel, basketweave checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock, brass bead ramped blade front and adjustable U-notch rear sights, sling eyes, 4-rd. detachable box magazine, with clear factory markings. Topped with one-piece Redfield base, rings, and a Redfield fixed 4x rifle scope in gloss black with duplex reticle. Scope is foggy and will require adjustment. Mfg'd 1977. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% factory finish, with light scratches and rubs along the barrel. Receiver shows scattered spots of light surface rust and erosion. Stock is fine with an ebony forend tip and grip cap. Stock has been shortened during the period of use and shows light marks and indentations. Butt ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #352 (Sale Order 358 of 842)

Custom Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #C6850359, 6mm Rem. cal., 24" heavy barrel, blued finish, custom laminate wood one-piece thumbhole stock with rosewood forend tip and grip cap, no sights, factory jeweled bolt etched with matching serial number. Topped with a Burris one-piece base, rings, and a Leupold VARI-X III 6.5x24 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective finished in matte black, with a duplex reticle providing bright and clear optics. Lot includes a set of Butler Creek flip-up lens covers. Mfg'd 1994. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light scratches and handling marks. There is slight corrosion around the scope bases. Stock is excellent with minor storage marks and great figure. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Custom BSA Martini Single Shot Falling Block Target Rifle

Lot #353 (Sale Order 359 of 842)

Custom BSA Martini Single Shot Falling Block Target Rifle, #1629, .22 K-Hornet cal., 20" bull barrel, matte blue finish, custom smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock with a high comb and cheekpiece, legible factory markings, marked "SUPERIOR QUALITY/ENGLISH MANUFACTURE" on left side of receiver, there are English proofs on the bottom metal and crown over "E 69" on the trigger guard. Topped with two-piece bases and rings mounted on the barrel, with a Bushnell Legend-HD 4.5x14 variable-power rifle scope in matte black, with a mil-dot reticle providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% matte blue finish, with light scratches and handling marks. The custom stock is also near excellent with minor scratches and mars consistent with range use. Butt ends with a black spacer and thin Decelerator solid rubber pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is bright and rates as near excellent. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Winchester Model 52 Single Shot Benchrest Rifle

Lot #354 (Sale Order 360 of 842)

Custom Winchester Model 52 Single Shot Benchrest Rifle, #39775, .22 LR cal., 27.75" heavy barrel, blue finish, smooth laminate wood thumbhole pistol grip stock, no sights, 5-rd. Wisner magazine, 12" Freeland accessory rail on the underside of the forend. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 90%-95% toning blue finish, with minor scratches and scrapes. Bottom metal and trigger guard have gone to brown with edgewear. Factory markings are clear. Stock is very good with indentations, mars and handling marks. There is a small half-inch sliver missing at the front left of the forearm. Butt ends with a Canjar aluminum buttplate with folding hook providing a 13" LOP. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and the action functions well with a crisp trigger. Note: The magazine release is stuck in the down position and will require adjustment. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Birmingham Small Arms (BSA) Martini Match Single Shot Rifle

Lot #355 (Sale Order 361 of 842)

Birmingham Small Arms (BSA) Martini Match Single Shot Rifle, #FC2334X, .22 LR cal., 26" heavy barrel, Parker-Hale PH1 Match globe style front with insert and PH25B Match aperture rear sights, ejectors, Parker-Hale aluminum trigger shoe, adjustable trigger, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece heavy target stock, and accessories rail. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining 80%-85% thinning original blue finish, with scattered light surface erosion, particularly towards the muzzle. Receiver is drifting to gray patina with edgewear and moderate surface corrosion and surface rust at the left bottom edge. Lever shows muted color case hardening. There are two sight blocks installed on the barrel. Markings are sharp with numerous English proofs and acceptance marks on the barrel and receiver. Barrel address reads "THE BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS Co. LTD. ? ENGLAND" The smooth walnut target stock is very good with a 2" wide beavertail forend with an accessories rail. Buttstock has an exaggerated rollover cheekpiece and pistol grip, ending with a BSA marked rubber butt pad providing a 14" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly, locks up securely, and the trigger breaks crisply. The BSA International MK II was mfg'd only from 1953-1959. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #356 (Sale Order 362 of 842)

Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #B6853236, .17 Rem. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, finely skip-line checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with ebony forend tip and checkered black plastic grip cap, sling eyes, factory jeweled bolt etched with a non-matching serial number. Topped with Burris two-piece bases, rings, and a Bushnell Banner 6x18 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective in gloss black, with a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Mfg'd 1990. Rifle is near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light scratches and minor nicks consistent with field use. Receiver, bottom metal, and trigger guard show modest edgewear and light scratches. Bolt handle has gone to plum. Stock is very good with minor indentations, scratches and scuffs. There is 2.5" repair at the toe that appears to be well completed with the finish appearing dull as a result. Butt ends with a checkered plastic Remington marked buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle

Lot #357 (Sale Order 363 of 842)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #89186, .30-06 cal., 28" glass bedded barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip target stock, sling swivels, accessories rail on underside, sight blocks added, aperture sight base at the left rear of the receiver. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% blue finish, with scratches, mars, and dried oil that should clean. Receiver was mfg'd in 1948 and displays a mottled plum tone. Factory markings are legible with Winchester "WP" proof on the front ring. Left side of the barrel is marked "ROY GRADLE 30:06" at the breech. Bottom metal and trigger guard show minor loss of finish and edgewear. Stock is in very good condition with indentations, scrapes and bruising. Butt has been shortened and extended during the period of use with a .25" wood extension, ending with a deteriorated rubber pad providing a 13" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger M77 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #358 (Sale Order 364 of 842)

Ruger M77 Bolt Action Rifle, #74-98900, .243 Win. cal., 22" barrel with no provision for sights, integral bases, tang-mounted safety, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, sling swivels and period military style leather sling, and clear factory markings. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Topped with rings and a BSA Mil-Dot 8-24x40 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective in matte black, with a Mil-Dot reticle providing clear and bright optics. Mfg'd 1979. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish, with minor scratches and light wear at the muzzle. Receiver is drifting to plum and displays light edgewear with minor marks. Stock is near excellent with with light marks and nice figure, particularly in the buttstock, which ends with a Ruger red solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Savage Model 112V Bolt Action Single Shot Varmint Rifle

Lot #359 (Sale Order 365 of 842)

Savage Model 112V Bolt Action Single Shot Varmint Rifle, #C185507, .223 Rem. cal., 26" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock, no sights, and tang-mounted safety. Topped with Redfield two-piece bases, rings, and a Redfield 10X fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with target turrets and a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Mfg'd 1975-1978. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning blue finish, with scratches, dried oil and scattered light surface rust along the barrel due to poor storage. Stock is very good with scratches and scrapes associated with field use. Butt ends with a thin solid rubber Savage marked recoil pad providing a 14" LOP. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Action functions smoothly with a good trigger. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #360 (Sale Order 366 of 842)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #447466, .220 Swift cal., 26" barrel, blue finish, custom smooth walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock, brass bead ramped blade front sight with the rear removed and dovetail left vacant; receiver is drilled and tapped with all four holes left vacant, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring, trigger shoe added. Mfg'd 1959. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 90%-92% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches and dried oil along the barrel. Receiver shows edgewear and general thinning of finish. Magazine base plate and trigger guard show edgewear and light scratches. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. The custom stock has a wide beavertail style forend measuring approx. 2" across with an exaggerated roll-over style cheekpiece and pistol grip. Butt ends with black and white spacers and a thin solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)**

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #361 (Sale Order 367 of 842)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #422921, .243 Win. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip high-comb stock, sling eyes, front and rear sights removed and the dovetails with Stith marked blanks; receiver is drilled and tapped with two-piece Warne scope bases added, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1957. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 94%-95% toning factory finish, with light handling marks and minor scratches. Magazine base plate shows small marks and edgewear, and the trigger guard displays edgewear. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Stock is near excellent with light indentations, scratches and minor marks associated with field use. Butt shows a 1" well-completed repair on the right side of the toe. Butt ends with a White Line ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling, action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Remington Model 700 Classic Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #362 (Sale Order 368 of 842)

Remington Model 700 Classic Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #B6305024, 7x57 cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, sling eyes, no sights, factory jeweled bolt, receiver drilled and tapped with two-piece scope bases added, and sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1981. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish, showing little use with minor handling marks. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering and light storage marks. Bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. Action is smooth and the trigger is crisp. From 1981-2005 Remington released a limited edition "Classic" Model 700 in a different caliber. The 7x57 chambering was the initial offering in 1981. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model A Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #363 (Sale Order 369 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model A Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #329294, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered hardwood one-piece Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend tip, sling swivels, hooded brass bead blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sights, factory jeweled bolt, factory drilled and tapped receiver with holes filled, sharp factory markings with the left side of the barrel marked "SWEDEN" with Swedish proofs. Mfg'd 1969-1972 by Husqvarna. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with modest handling marks only. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering and a butt that ends with a ribbed plastic buttplate providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

CZ Model 452 Grand Finale Limited Edition Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #364 (Sale Order 370 of 842)

CZ Model 452 Grand Finale Limited Edition Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #4520379, .22 LR cal., gloss blue finish, finely checkered American walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with ebony forend tip and "CZ" embossed grip cap, engraved barrel, receiver and trigger guard; no sights, 5-rd. detachable box magazine, factory grooved receiver, adjustable trigger, two-position safety, factory jeweled bolt with matching serial number, clear factory markings with the barrel marked "One of One Thousand" in script. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish, with minor handling marks only. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering, nice fit and finish. Butt ends with a CZ marked solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13-7/8" LOP to a gold trigger. Bore is minty bright and the action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

CZ Model 455 American Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #365 (Sale Order 371 of 842)

CZ Model 455 American Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #B100134, .22 LR cal., 20.5" Sporter weight barrel, blue finish, checkered Turkish walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, sling eyes, no sights, 5-rd. detachable box magazine, factory grooved receiver, clear factory markings with "MADE IN CZECH REPUBLIC" on the right side of the receiver and "CZ-USA" import marked on the left side. Topped with rings and a Nikko Stirling Game King 6-24x44 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective and target turrets. Mfg'd 2010-2018. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light marks from handling and storage. Stock is near excellent with light indentations and minor marks. Butt ends with a textured plastic CZ marked buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is minty bright and the action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

U.S. Marked Kimber Model 82A Government Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle

Lot #366 (Sale Order 372 of 842)

U.S. Marked Kimber Model 82A Government Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle, #GM002752, .22 LR cal., 25" heavy barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece heavy target stock, globe front sight with insert, no rear sight with (2) sight blocks on barrel, full-length accessories rail on the underside of the forend, factory grooved receiver, and clear factory markings with "U.S." on left side of receiver. Mfg'd from 1987-1991. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 95%-96% factory finish, with scattered light to moderate surface rust along the barrel due to poor storage. There are spots of light surface rust on the trigger guard. Stock is fine with minor marks and would benefit from a coat of oil. Butt ends with an adjustable plastic insert with Kimber marked solid rubber pad providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is minty bright and the action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Belgian Browning BAR Grade I Magnum Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #367 (Sale Order 373 of 842)

Belgian Browning BAR Grade I Magnum Semi-Automatic Rifle, #137RN13575, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with high gloss finish, sling swivels and period tooled leather sling, brass bead ramped blade front and adjustable U-notch rear sights, clear factory markings with left side of barrel marked "MADE IN BELGIUM_ASSEMBLED_PORTUGAL". Topped with Weaver two-piece bases, rings, and a Redfield 3x9 variable-power rifle scope finished in gloss black with a duplex reticle, includes a set of rubber lens covers. Scope is in good condition, however there are several small dark particles on the interior of the lens. Mfg'd 1979. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle and minor marks along the barrel. Bottom metal shows edgewear and the magazine base plate has light scratches. Stock is near excellent with light indentations and mars consistent with carry and use. Butt ends with a black Browning marked solid rubber butt pad providing a 13-7/8" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Early Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #368 (Sale Order 374 of 842)

Early Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #255405, .300 Win. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, machine checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock, sling swivels with a period smooth leather sling, ebony forend tip and grip cap, front and rear sights removed with the tap holes filled with screws, clear factory markings with a presentation plaque added to the right side of the buttstock marked, "TO DON PAYTON IN APPRECIATION/MOMSEN DUNNIGAN RYAN/MAY 1951 AUGUST 1968". Topped with Weaver two-piece bases, rings, and a Weaver V7 2.5x7 variable-power rifle scope in gloss black with a duplex reticle. Scope functions but is cloudy and should be serviced. Mfg'd 1968. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% thinning blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Receiver shows light scratches and dried oil that should clean. Bottom metal and trigger guard show oxidation due to poor storage. Stock is near excellent with minor indentations and light handling marks. Buttstock ends with a Remington marked ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is bright with well defined rifling, showing little use. Action is smooth and the trigger is crisp. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)*

Winchester Model 70 Deluxe Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #369 (Sale Order 375 of 842)

Winchester Model 70 Deluxe Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #G1348913, .308 Win. cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock, steel bead ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, hinged box magazine, with sling eyes. Mfg'd 1977. Rifle is topped with Redfield two-piece bases, rings, and a Redfield 2x7 variable-power rifle scope finished in gloss black with a fine wire reticle. Scope is foggy and will require repairs. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% factory finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Stock is near excellent with an ebony forend tip and grip cap, both of which show wear and loss of finish. Stock has minor scratches and light indentations. Buttstock ends with a checkered plastic buttplate which has discolored, providing a 13.5" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is near excellent with strong rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

CZ Model 452-2E ZKM Varmint Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #370 (Sale Order 376 of 842)

CZ Model 452-2E ZKM Varmint Bolt Action Rifle, #770761, .22 LR cal., 21" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock, sling eyes, no sights, two 5-rd. detachable box magazines, factory grooved receiver, and clear factory markings with "CZ-UZA" import markings at the left rear of the receiver. Imported from 1998-2011. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light marks and scratches on the barrel. Bottom metal and trigger guard show light surface rust and spots of corrosion from poor storage. Stock is very good with scrapes and indentations consistent with field use. Butt ends with a Pachmayr solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

J.G. Anschutz Modell 1515-1516 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle

Lot #371 (Sale Order 377 of 842)

J.G. Anschutz Modell 1515-1516 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #1444245, .22 WMR cal., 22.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with a Schnabel forend, sling swivels, hooded ramped blade front and folding rear sights, 4-rd. detachable box magazine, factory grooved receiver, chrome bolt, adjustable trigger, clear factory markings with German proofs on the left side of the barrel and "West Germany" on the receiver; right side of the front ring is import marked "TRISTAR NKC MO". Topped with rings and a Cabela's 3-9x40 .22 Mag variable-power rifle scope in matte black, with a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with scattered spots of light surface rust along the barrel. There is a small spot of surface rust on the bolt handle and safety. Stock is near excellent with light indentations and storage marks. Butt ends with a checkered plastic buttplate providing a 14.25" LOP. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this desirable West German Sporter with importation discontinued in 2003. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Pre-Warning Ruger 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #372 (Sale Order 378 of 842)

Pre-Warning Ruger 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #114-20212, .22 LR, 18.5" barrel, blue finish, one-piece pistol grip hardwood stock, brass beaded blade front sight, notched folding rear sight, and includes a 10-rd. Ruger magazine. Factory drilled and tapped receiver is topped with a one-piece base, rings, and Weaver D4 scope. Scope has a blued finish and fine crosshair reticle and includes a rubber bikini cover and soft Butler Creek cover. Mfg'd 1975. Condition is excellent overall. Approx. 98% factory metal finish remains. Stock has a few scattered light scratches and handling marks, primarily on the left side. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and rates very good overall. Exterior of the scope is excellent, optics are serviceable but a little cloudy. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Model 10-22 Takedown TDT Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #373 (Sale Order 379 of 842)

Ruger Model 10-22 Takedown TDT Semi-Automatic Carbine, #0001-42768, .22 LR cal., 16.6" barrel with Mini-14 style break, satin black finish, checkered synthetic two-piece pistol grip takedown stock, brass bead blade front and folding semi-buckhorn rear sights, receiver is factory drilled and tapped with tap holes filled, 10-rd. Ruger marked detachable rotary magazine, sharp factory markings with the left side of the receiver marked "FIFTY YEARS ? 1964-2014". Lot includes a black synthetic backpack style rifle case with lock, extra 10-rd. magazine, and one-piece Picatinny scope rail. Mfg'd 2014. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish, with modest handling marks. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering. Butt ends with an integral checkered carbine butt providing a 13-3/8" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Pre-Warning Ruger 10/22 Finger-Groove Sporter Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #374 (Sale Order 380 of 842)

Pre-Warning Ruger 10/22 Finger-Groove Sporter Semi-Automatic Carbine, #69914, .22 LR, 18.5" barrel, blue finish, with brass beaded blade front sight and standard notched rear sight; one-piece pistol grip hardwood stock with Monte Carlo comb, finger-grooved forend, black plastic Ruger buttplate and grip cap, with sling swivels. Includes a 10-rd. Ruger magazine. Factory drilled and tapped receiver is topped with a one-piece base, rings, and Weaver V22 scope. Scope has a blued finish and fine crosshair reticle and includes a rubber bikini cover and soft protective cover. Mfg'd 1966. Metal surfaces rate in excellent overall condition and retain approx. 98% factory blue, with a few spots of edgewear to the receiver. Stock is good, displaying general shallow scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and rates as very good overall. Scope is excellent overall with bright and clear optics. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Early Remington Nylon 66 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #375 (Sale Order 381 of 842)

Early Remington Nylon 66 Semi-Automatic Rifle, NVSN, .22 LR cal., 19-5/8" barrel, blue finish, Mohawk brown checkered Zytel plastic one-piece pistol grip stock, tubular magazine in the buttstock, blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, factory grooved receiver, and crisp factory markings. Mfg'd 1963. Topped with Weaver Tip-Off rings and an El Paso Weaver C4 fixed 4x rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Lot includes a rubber bikini and neoprene scope covers. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% toning original finish, with light scratches and minor handling marks. Stock is excellent and shows little use with light scratches only. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this high condition Nylon 66. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #376 (Sale Order 382 of 842)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #181-44801, .223 Rem. cal., 18.5" barrel, blue finish, pistol grip birch stock and handguard, sling swivels, ramped blade front sight, with aperture rear sight. No magazine. Mfg'd 1978. Condition is very good. Approx. 95% factory blue remains. There is some light wear visible on the front sight base and few small spots of pitting on left side of the receiver resulting in finish loss. Stock displays intermittent light scratches and handling marks. The most notable are on the left side below the rear of the receiver. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates excellent and is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Mini-30 Ranch Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #377 (Sale Order 383 of 842)

Ruger Mini-30 Ranch Semi-Automatic Rifle, #581-11537, 7.62x39 cal., 18.5" barrel, banded protected blade front and adjustable ghost ring style rear sights, matte stainless steel, checkered plastic one-piece straight grip stock, one correct Ruger marked 5-rd. magazine, sling swivels, and sharp factory markings. Topped with rings and a Tasco 6x24 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective finished in matte black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Lot includes an additional 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 2009. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, with highpoint edgewear and light scratches. Stock is near excellent with handling marks only. Bore is very good with sharp rifling and the action functions well on this desirable Mini-30. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

J. Unertl 2" Ultra Varmint Scope 15X

Lot #378 (Sale Order 384 of 842)

J. Unertl 2" Ultra Varmint Scope 15X, #50042, calibrated objective with range markings, medium-fine crosshair reticle,1/4-min. standard target mounts, recoil spring and clamp; 1" tube, 1-1/4" ocular, 24" length. Scope is excellent optically with bright view and no haze. Lower half of the vertical stadia is at a slight angle but not detached and doesn't appear to affect function. Blued finish shows minor wear from the rear mount and would be excellent except for an area of pitting on the side of the objective bell and light rust on the objective ring. Objective and ocular turn smoothly. Lens caps are present, plus photocopy of general instructions. Est.: $600-$800.

J. Unertl 1-1/4" Target Scope 10X

Lot #379 (Sale Order 385 of 842)

J. Unertl 1-1/4" Target Scope 10X, #20951. Fine crosshair reticle,1/4-min. standard target mounts, recoil spring and clamp; 3/4" tube, 7/8" ocular, 25" length. Scope is in excellent condition overall with a bright view and no haze, only minor signs of use to the blued finish. Objective and ocular turn smoothly. Lens caps are present, plus photocopy of general instructions. Est.: $500-$700.

J. Unertl 1-1/2" Target Scope 14X

Lot #380 (Sale Order 386 of 842)

J. Unertl 1-1/2" Target Scope 14X, #43711, with fine crosshairs and Lee dot reticle,1/4-min. standard target mounts, recoil spring and clamp; 3/4" tube, 7/8" ocular, 25-1/2" length. Scope is in excellent condition optically, with a bright view and no haze. Objective and ocular turn smoothly. Tube shows moderate finish wear from use, mainly on the objective, but no rust. Adjustment knobs are hand-marked with arrows "UP" and "R". Lens caps are not present, with photocopy of general Unertl instructions. Est.: $550-$750.

Bausch & Lomb BALvar 24 Target Scope 6-24X

Lot #381 (Sale Order 387 of 842)

Bausch & Lomb BALvar 24 Target Scope 6-24X. Fine tapered reticle, Unertl-type target mounts, recoil spring and clamp; 1-1/4" tube, 22" length. The view thru the scope is good. When set below 10X, some darkening is visible near the perimeter but doesn't interfere with the view. The objective turns smoothly thru the full range. The original unusual rear mount has been replaced with a traditional Unertl-type mount, as was often done. The adjustments have positive clicks. The tube shows signs of moderate use, mainly at the ocular and objective bell. No lens caps. Est.: $500-$700.

J. Unertl 2" Ultra Varmint Scope 15X

Lot #382 (Sale Order 388 of 842)

J. Unertl 2" Ultra Varmint Scope 15X, #56140, calibrated objective with range markings, fine crosshair with target dot,1/4-min. Posa mounts, recoil spring and clamp, and lens caps; 1" tube, 1-1/4" ocular, 24" length. Scope is in excellent condition with bright view and no haze. The blued finish shows minor wear from the mounts and only minor signs of use otherwise. Objective and ocular turn smoothly. Est.: $650-$850.

Leupold BR-D 24X 40mm Benchrest Scope

Lot #383 (Sale Order 389 of 842)

Leupold BR-D 24X 40mm Benchrest Scope, with very fine crosshair reticle. The multi-revolution locking BR objective focuses to under 10 yd. Factory target knobs with 1/4-min clicks. The lenses are clean and the view thru the scope is excellent; exterior finish is excellent also. Tube has only a trace of ring marks. There is some finish wear on the objective ring serrations and marks on the adjustment caps. Est.: $450-$600.

Leupold M8 24x44mm Scope

Lot #384 (Sale Order 390 of 842)

Leupold M8 24x44mm Scope. Fine crosshairs with small target dot reticle, appears 1/8-min, and adjustable objective. Factory target knobs with 1/4-min clicks. The lenses are clean and the view thru the scope is excellent. The exterior finish looks very good. There are ring marks on the finish, more so at the rear, and two small depressions to the tube just to the rear of the adjustment turret. Est.: $300-$400.

Leupold Vari-X III 8.5-25x40mm Scope

Lot #385 (Sale Order 391 of 842)

Leupold Vari-X III 8.5-25x40mm Scope. Matte finish, duplex reticle, adjustable objective, 1/4-min click adjustments. Scope remains in about new condition. The lenses are clean and the view thru the scope is bright as new. The matte finish shows the slightest trace of being in rings, and there is a tiny mark on the left side of the turret. 1997 mfg. Est.: $650-$850.

Leupold M8 12x40mm Scope

Lot #386 (Sale Order 392 of 842)

Leupold M8 12x40mm Scope. Fine crosshairs with target dot reticle, adjustable objective. Friction windage adjustment. Factory target elevation knob with 1/6-min clicks. The lenses are clean and the view thru the scope is bright as new. The exterior remains in excellent condition, with slight marks visible from previous rings and some finish wear on the adjustment covers. The rings are Millett Angle-Loc Weaver type with windage adjustment, matte finish, medium height, 0.41". Est.: $350-$450.

Lot of Two (2) Scopes

Lot #387 (Sale Order 393 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Scopes: 1) Nikon 6.5-20X A.O. Scope with Rings. Matte finish, duplex reticle, adjustable objective, 1/8-min adjustments with target knobs. The lenses are clean and the view thru the scope is bright as new. The exterior remains in near-new condition, with some marks on the adjustment covers. The rings are Millett Angle-Loc Weaver type with windage adjustment, electroless nickel finish, high height, 0.52". A quality scope made in Japan. 2) Bausch & Lomb Elite 3000 3-9X Scope. Matte finish, duplex objective, 1/4-inch click adjustments. The lenses are clean and the view thru the scope is bright as new. The exterior is very good, with a small mark from the front ring and very light signs of use. A nice quality scope with Japanese optics. Est.: $400-$600/Lot.

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #388 (Sale Order 394 of 842)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #1652467. 20 ga. 28" barrel has Simmons vent rib added, 2-3/4" chamber and Full choke. The action is standard Model 12, with reblued receiver including dull blue top. The very full forend and pistol grip buttstock are replacement "B" Grade walnut, uncheckered and oil-finished, with Winchester buttplate attached. Mfg'd 1958. Instructions included. Condition is excellent as refurbished, with virtually no marks to wood or metal and smooth operation of action, which locks tight and functions correctly. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $500-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 10A Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #389 (Sale Order 395 of 842)

Remington Model 10A Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #215828. 12 ga. 29" solid rib barrel has a 2-5/8" chamber and is choked Mod. The action is based upon the 1903-05 Remington patents, with some improvements, and utilized bottom loading and ejection. The receiver is solid blue and unengraved. The ribbed forend and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut, lightly oil-finished, with a significant crack starting on the righthand pistol grip and small ones on the lefthand side; Remington-UMC buttplate fitted. Mfg'd approx. 1920. Condition is good to very good, with possibly replaced wood having few marks and little recent wear to action, which binds a bit in cycling. It does lock tight however and functions correctly. Bore is bright. Cracks in stock need to be fixed. Est.: $250-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Browning Auto-5 Standard Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #390 (Sale Order 396 of 842)

Pre-War Browning Auto-5 Standard Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #211430, 12 ga., 26" barrel with an added adjustable Poly-Choke, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock with a finger-groove forend and round knob pistol grip, safety in the front of the trigger bow, lightly engraved receiver, clear factory markings with the barrel marked "MADE IN BELGIUM" on the right side, and numerous Belgian proofs on the left. Mfg'd in Herstal, Belgium from 1903-1940. Shotgun is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning blue finish, with scuffs and scratches along the barrel. Finish thins considerably closer to the receiver showing edgewear and light floral engraving. Bottom metal shows evenly thinning finish with edgewear. Stock is very good with indentations, bruising and marks consistent with field use. Butt ends with an FN/Browning marked horn buttplate, providing a 14.25" LOP. Bore is very good and the action functions well, locking up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 1882 Double Barrel Hammer Shotgun

Lot #391 (Sale Order 397 of 842)

Remington Model 1882 Double Barrel Hammer Shotgun, #18847. 12 ga. 30-3/4" solid rib steel barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Cyl./IC. The hammer action has a lockup of double underlugs plus doll's head extension. Double triggers and hammers function correctly. Blued receiver and barrels are mostly patina, as are casehardened locks. Splinter forend and half pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut with worn checkering and Remington buttplate. Condition is antique very good, with action and locks working correctly. Bores show some pitting. Gun was made in the late 1880s and could still handle black powder loads. Est.: $450-$600. (Antique)

Remington Model 1894 "AE" Grade Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun

Lot #392 (Sale Order 398 of 842)

Remington Model 1894 "AE" Grade Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun, #112298. 12 ga. 30" solid rib Ordnance steel barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IC/IM. The boxlock action features double underlug lockup, double triggers, automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The receiver is unengraved except for Remington logo. The splinter forend and straight buttstock are Field Grade walnut and feature a push-button forend release and original Remington buttplate; LOP is 14.5". Condition is good to very good, with numerous marks to wood and wear to checkering and receiver. Action closes tight however, and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $600-$750. (C&R)

L.C. Smith Field Grade Hammerless Double Shotgun

Lot #393 (Sale Order 399 of 842)

L.C. Smith Field Grade Hammerless Double Shotgun, #39710. 12 ga. 30" solid rib steel barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IM/Full. The sidelock action features a Greener crossbolt lockup, double triggers, automatic safety and plain extractors. The case-hardened receiver is unengraved. The splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut and feature a black grip cap and a large recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14.5"x1.75"x3". Mfg'd 1921 by Hunter Arms Co. Condition is very good, with approx. 40%-50% case hardening and a refinished buttstock, with oversized pad. Action closes tight and functions correctly, bores are bright. Est.: $600-$700. (C&R)

LeFever Arms Co. "I" Grade Sidelock Hammerless Double Shotgun

Lot #394 (Sale Order 400 of 842)

LeFever Arms Co. "I" Grade Sidelock Hammerless Double Shotgun, #50176. 12 ga. 28" solid rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Mod./Full. The sidelock action features crossbolt lockup, double triggers, automatic safety, and plain extractors. The receiver is case hardened. The splinter forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "B" Grade walnut, with original LeFever buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-5/8"x2-5/". Mfg'd 1904. Condition is very good, with 50%-60% case colors, expected marks to wood, and some freckling of metal. Action opens easily, closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $600-$750. (C&R)

L.C. Smith Crass Model E Grade Double Barrel Hammer Shotgun

Lot #395 (Sale Order 401 of 842)

L.C. Smith Crass Model E Grade Double Barrel Hammer Shotgun, #17105. 10 ga. 32" concave rib Damascus barrels have 2-7/8" chambers and are choked approx. IC./Mod. The action lockup is via Greener crossbolt, and the double hammer/double trigger action functions well; lockplates and receiver are lightly engraved. The splinter forend and half pistol grip buttstock are "B" Grade walnut, with an ebony forend tip and L.C. Smith buttplate. Mfg'd in early 1890s. Condition is antique good to very good, with the wood showing extensive field use. Metal shows some wear, but the action still locks up tight for this 10-lb. gun. Est.: $450-$600. (Antique)

Remington Model 1889 Grade 1 Hammer Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #396 (Sale Order 402 of 842)

Remington Model 1889 Grade 1 Hammer Side-by-Side Shotgun, #201830. 12 ga. 30" solid rib de-carbonized steel barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Full/Full. The sidelock action features double hammers and triggers, no safety, and plain extractors. The splinter forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "B" Grade walnut and feature an ebony forend tip and original Remington buttplate. Mfg'd 1900. Stock dimensions are 14.25"x2"x3". Condition is very good, with approx. 40%-50% case color on receiver/locks, and numerous handling marks to wood. Action closes tight and functions correctly, however; bores are not bright but are not damaged. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Baker Batavia Leader Model Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #397 (Sale Order 403 of 842)

Baker Batavia Leader Model Side-by-Side Shotgun, #16192F. 12 ga. 28" concave rib steel barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Mod./Full. The sidelock action uses a crossbolt lockup and features two triggers, an automatic safety, and plain extractors. The receiver, top tang and locks are casehardened. The standard size forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished Field Grade walnut, with a black plastic grip cap and "H&R" buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-3/4"x3". Mfg'd 1920s. Condition is good, showing little field use. Receiver and sidelocks retain approx. 80%-90% case colors, and the barrels retain 90% dark blue. Wood does exhibit many handling marks, plus some bearing wear at the junction with the lockplates. Action still closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $650-$800. (C&R)

Syracuse Arms Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #398 (Sale Order 404 of 842)

Syracuse Arms Side-by-Side Shotgun, #25150, 12 ga., 30" Damascus steel barrels with full-length filed solid rib, blue finish, checkered hardwood two-piece pistol grip stock, brass bead front sight, double triggers, extractors, matching visible serial numbers, tang mounted safety, legible factory markings, with the right barrel marked "IMPROVED DAMASCUS". Shotgun is in good overall condition, the metal surfaces having gone to a mixture of dark patina and traces of old original finish with indentations and scrapes along both barrels; the muted damascene pattern is still visible. Receiver shows considerable old finish with edgewear and light surface erosion. Bottom metal has drifted to brown patina with edgewear and lightly engraved screw heads. Stock is in fair condition with indentations, scratches and mars, with a splinter forend. Wrist shows a complete break that has been repaired. Butt ends with a Pachmayr ventilated rubber pad, providing a 14.25" LOP to the front trigger. Bores are good and the action appears to be tight on face. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Montgomery Wards Western Field Deluxe Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #399 (Sale Order 405 of 842)

Montgomery Wards Western Field Deluxe Side-by-Side Shotgun, #19661, 12 ga., 30" barrels with full-length solid rib, blue finish, checkered hardwood two-piece pistol grip stock, steel bead front sight, double triggers, tang-mounted safety, auto ejectors, choked Full/Mod., with legible factory markings. Mfg'd 1930. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining considerable thinning blue finish, drifting to dark patina with scrapes, mars, and indentations along the barrels. Receiver shows traces of original finish going to patina, with game scenes depicting retrievers on both sides. Stock is in good condition, showing heavy use with indentations, scrapes and bruising consistent with years of field use. Splinter forearm releases with a push button. Butt ends with a replacement black spacer and is covered by a U.S. Ordnance Flaming Bomb marked rubber slip cover, providing a 14.25" LOP to the front trigger. Bores are very good and the action appears to be tight on face, locking securely. Built by Ithaca as a Lefever Nitro Special Ejector, these shotguns were trade branded for retail for stores like Montgomery Wards in the 1930's. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1887 Lever Action Shotgun

Lot #400 (Sale Order 406 of 842)

Winchester Model 1887 Lever Action Shotgun, #43418, 12 ga., 30" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth hardwood two-piece stock with plain pistol grip, brass bead front sight, and clear factory markings. Mfg'd 1892. Shotgun is in good overall condition, the metal surfaces having gone to gray patina, with traces of original finish in the protected areas. Barrel and magazine are gray with darker spots and areas of light scattered surface erosion. Receiver shows a mottled appearance with the color case hardening having silvered out. Lever assembly displays some old smoky color case hardening, becoming more pronounced in the protected areas. There is a crisp "WRA" emblem on the left side of the receiver. Stock is very good showing moderate to heavy use with indentations, scuffs and some staining around the perimeter of the buttplate. Butt ends with a checkered steel buttplate with correct widow's peak at the top, providing a 13" LOP. Bore is good with scattered light pitting and even erosion the length of the barrel. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Antique)**

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

Lot #401 (Sale Order 407 of 842)

L.C. Smith Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #401490. 16 ga. 28" solid rib barrels have 2-9/16" chambers and are choked Full/Full. The case-colored sidelock action features double triggers, non-automatic safety, and plain extractors. The slender forend and pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut, lightly checkered, with plain black plastic grip cap and buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-5/8"x2-5/8". Mfg'd 1916. Condition is good to very good, showing approx. 40%-50% case hardening on locks but numerous handling marks to wood and wear to action, which still locks tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Ithaca Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #402 (Sale Order 408 of 842)

Ithaca Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #440744, 12 ga., 30" barrels with full-length filed solid rib, barrels finished in blue and color case hardened receiver, brass bead front sight, double triggers, tang-mounted safety, cocking indicators, choked Full and Modified, extractors, clear factory markings, marked "SMOKELESS POWDER STEEL" on top of right barrel. Mfg'd 1927. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining 85%-90% thinning factory finish on the barrels, with scratches, scrapes and small marks. Receiver displays old, smoky color case hardening which has drifted to silver, showing traces of original finish in protected areas. Receiver has lightly engraved game scenes showing retrievers on both sides of the action. Stock is very good with a splinter forend and Deeley release. Buttstock has an ebony grip cap and ends with a ribbed hard rubber buttplate, providing a 14.25" LOP to the front trigger. Bores are good and the action appears to be tight on face, locking up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Ithaca No. 1-1/2 Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun

Lot #403 (Sale Order 409 of 842)

Ithaca No. 1-1/2 Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #228042, 12 ga., 32" barrels with full-length filed solid rib, barrels finished in blue and color case hardened receiver, brass bead front sight, double triggers, tang mounted safety, choked Full/Full, with extractors. Mfg'd 1912. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining 90%-95% of an old, quality reblue on the barrels, with scratches, scrapes and minor marks. Barrel markings have been polished out. Receiver displays old, smoky color case hardening which has drifted to silver, showing traces of original finish in protected areas. Receiver is lightly engraved with game scenes, showing retrievers on both sides of the action and border engraving. Stock is very good with a splinter forend. Buttstock has a hard rubber grip cap and ends with an Ithaca marked hard rubber buttplate, providing a 14" LOP to the front trigger. Bores are good and the action appears to be tight on face, locking up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Ithaca Flues Model Hammerless Double Barrel Shotgun

Lot #404 (Sale Order 410 of 842)

Ithaca Flues Model Hammerless Double Barrel Shotgun, #318950. 20 ga. 26" solid rib barrels have 2-9/16" chambers and are choked Mod./IM. The boxlock action uses both underlug and crossbolt lockup and features double triggers, automatic safety, and plain extractors. The receiver is case colored and lightly roll engraved. The splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut, with black plastic grip cap, light checkering, and Ithaca Gun Co. buttplate. Mfg'd 1920. Condition is good to very good, showing much field use but still very usable. Approx 20%-30% case color remains. Wood has many marks. Action closes tight and functions correctly; bores are very good. Est.: $550-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 59 Field Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #405 (Sale Order 411 of 842)

Winchester Model 59 Field Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #87507. 12 ga. 28" Win-Lite (steel and fiberglass) plain barrel, 2-3/4" chamber and choked Mod. Action has a short recoil operation, like the Model 50, and is enclosed in an alloy receiver to decrease weight, and is lightly engraved with game scenes. The standard forend and pistol grip buttstock are of Field Grade walnut, oil-finished, with adequate checkering and correct Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1965. Copy of operation instructions are included. Condition is very good, with some delamination on receiver and possible start of split near toe of buttstock. Action cycles well, however, and locks tight; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #406 (Sale Order 412 of 842)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #793759. 12 ga. 30" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. Action is standard Model 12 which closes tight and functions well. Receiver shows signs of contact with corrosive substances. Forend and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut, with numerous marks to buttstock and buttplate detached (included with gun). Mfg'd 1939. Action is a bit sticky and could use a thorough cleaning. Overall a good project gun that should clean up well and later down many birds. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #407 (Sale Order 413 of 842)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #1853081. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. Action is standard Model 12 which cycled smoothly, locks tight, and functions correctly. The full grooved forend and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut, with the post-1959 Winchester buttplate missing. Mfg'd 1961. Condition is very good, with few marks to wood, little wear to action, and some edgewear to bottom of receiver, indicating a possible refinish at some time. Still a great gun for Trap or Field. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1897 Slide-Action Takedown Shotgun

Lot #408 (Sale Order 414 of 842)

Winchester Model 1897 Slide-Action Takedown Shotgun, #404345, 12 ga., 26" barrel with Poly-Choke added, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, Full choke, with legible factory markings. Mfg'd 1908. Shotgun is in good overall condition, retaining traces of an old reblued finish while going to patina. The appearance is mottled, while the magazine tube is a later replacement. Receiver has been cleaned at some point, leaving a light gray patina with scattered surface erosion. There are legible Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Stock is good with minor indentations, scratches and small marks. Buttstock has been shortened and ends with black/white spacers and a Whiteline ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. Bore is good and the action functions well, locking up securely. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Magnum Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #409 (Sale Order 415 of 842)

Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Magnum Slide-Action Shotgun, #T514199M, 12 ga., 28" Mossberg vent rib barrel, blue finish, machine-checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, ivory bead front sight, chambered for 2-3/4" or 3" shells, with clear factory markings. Lot includes an additional Remington marked 30" vent rib barrel in blue steel marked "Magnum" for 3" shells with a Full choke in very good condition, with a very good bore and an extra buttstock, wrapped in brown paper. Shotgun is very good overall condition, retaining 90%-92% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches, and modest edgewear along the barrel. Receiver shows scratches, edgewear, and loss of finish. Bottom metal and trigger guard show edgewear, loss of finish, and small mars. There is a plastic shell holder attached to the forend. Stock is very good with scratches and scrapes consistent with field use. Butt ends with a Remington marked ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 14" LOP. Bore is very good and the action functions smoothly, locking up securely. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Remington Model 1100 Diamond Anniversary Example Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #410 (Sale Order 416 of 842)

Remington Model 1100 Diamond Anniversary Example Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #LE80-0211. The "One of Three Thousand" was made in 1980 only, and has a 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel choked Mod. with a 2-3/4" chamber. The action is a Standard Model 1100 gas auto, and the receiver is elaborately engraved, with gold-washed guns and hunting scenes. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are satin-finished "C" Grade walnut, with extensive checkering at 22 LPI, wooden grip cap, and original Remington butt pad. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-1/2"x2-1/2". Included with the gun is the original cardboard case and sleeve in fair condition with most paperwork. Condition is like new, appearing unfired. There are small handling marks to the wood but almost no wear to the action, which snaps shut tight and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $600-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Remington Model 1100 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #411 (Sale Order 417 of 842)

Remington Model 1100 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #186316V, 12 ga., 30" vent rib barrel, blue finish, machine checkered two-piece hardwood pistol grip stock, steel bead front sight with a filed rib, blue finish, lightly roll engraved receiver, chambered for 2-2/4" shells with a Full choke. Mfg'd 1990. Shotgun is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% toning factory finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Stock is fine with minor indentations, scratches and a small chip missing just in front of the pistol grip. Butt ends with a Whiteline ventilated rubber pad providing a 14" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Remington Model 870 Express Magnum Slide-Action Shotgun

Lot #412 (Sale Order 418 of 842)

Remington Model 870 Express Magnum Slide-Action Shotgun, #C490834M, 12 ga., 18" barrel, matte blue finish, checkered synthetic two-piece stock, steel bead front sight, no rear sight, chambered for 2-3/4" or 3" shells, with Cylinder choke. Mfg'd 1999. Shotgun is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, and showing little use. There are light handling marks, with clear factory markings. Stock is excellent with minor storage marks only. Butt ends with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 1912 Slide-Action Takedown Shotgun

Lot #413 (Sale Order 419 of 842)

Winchester Model 1912 Slide-Action Takedown Shotgun, #27792, 20 ga., 25" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, Full choke, with clear factory markings. Mfg'd 1913, the 2nd year of production. Shotgun is very good overall condition, retaining 40%-50% thinning factory finish, drifting to a mottled gray patina. Barrel shows scratches, mars and thinning finish. Receiver displays edgewear and thinning finish with areas of light surface erosion. Bottom metal has gone to an even gray patina with spots of erosion. Stock is very good with scattered indentations, scrape,s and bruises associated with years of field use. Butt ends with a checkered Winchester marked hard rubber buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is very good and the action is smooth, locking securely. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Browning Model 2000 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #414 (Sale Order 420 of 842)

Browning Model 2000 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #611PM06988. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked IC. The 2000 action is an improved Browning double auto, with left side speed loading feature and gas-operated action. The finger groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are "B" Grade walnut, with checkering at 22 LPI, and an original FN/Browning buttplate. Mfg'd 1980 in Belgium. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unfired; no marks to high-gloss wood, no edgewear to bluing, and no visible marks to bolt. Really a super gun for Field or Skeet. Est.: $500-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Citori Hunter Model Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #415 (Sale Order 421 of 842)

Browning Citori Hunter Model Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #20860PV153. 12 ga. 30" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are fitted for Invector choke tubes (total 4 included). The Citori boxlock action used an underlug lockup and features a single selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The blued receiver is lightly engraved. The finger-groove beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss finished "B" Grade walnut with no grip pad but has original Browning Whiteline recoil pad. LOP is 14-1/2". Mfg'd in 1985 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is very good to near excellent for this lightly-used Field gun. There are almost no marks to the wood and almost no wear to the action, which closes very tight and functions perfectly. Bluing is near perfect and bores are mirror bright. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Citori Hunter Model Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun

Lot #416 (Sale Order 422 of 842)

Browning Citori Hunter Model Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #01691RPJ53. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are choked Mod./Full. The Citori boxlock action uses an underlug lockup and features a single selective inertia block trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The blued receiver is lightly engraved. The finger-groove beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss "B" Grade walnut, with no grip cap and original Browning Whiteline recoil pad. LOP is 14-1/4". Mfg'd in 1978 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is very good for this Field gun, with few handling marks to wood and little wear to action, which still closes tight. The lower ejector is inoperative but still functions as an extractor (gunsmith repair is recommended). Safety works correctly, bores are bright. Est.: $600-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Super-X Model 1 Trap Semi-Automatic Shotgun

Lot #417 (Sale Order 423 of 842)

Winchester Super-X Model 1 Trap Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M44851. 12 ga. 30" vent rib barrel has 2-3/4" chamber and Full Trap choke. The gas-operated Super-X action functions well, bolt is machine turned, and the blue steel receiver is lightly engraved with a dull blue top. The finger-groove beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are "C" Grade walnut with excellent checkering. A blue metal Winchester grip cap, and a Winchester Whiteline recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-3/4"x1-3/8"x1-5/8". Mfg'd 1970s. Gun includes a red semi-hard case with Winchester markings. Condition is near excellent with few handling marks to wood and little wear to action, which snaps tight and functions correctly. Bore is bright. Est.: $550-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Walther Model 9 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #418 (Sale Order 424 of 842)

Walther Model 9 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #624051, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, nickel finish, checkered black plastic two-piece grips with center medallion, low-profile blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, heel magazine release, 6-rd. Walther marked magazine, clear factory markings and no visible import marks. Mfg'd 1921-1945. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining nearly all of the toning nickel finish, with light scratches, dried oil that should clean, and light corrosion at the right rear of the slide. Right side of the trigger guard shows a couple areas of flaking nickel finish with dark metal underneath. Grips are very good with staining and warping beginning at the bases. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling and scattered light corrosion. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Late Beretta Model 1934 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #419 (Sale Order 425 of 842)

Late Beretta Model 1934 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G40783, .380 ACP cal., 3.38" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, ring hammer, high-polish blue finish, textured plastic Beretta marked two-piece grips, lanyard loop, blue steel unmarked magazine with finger extension. Mfg'd post-1946 based on the serial number prefix. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% high-polish blue finish, with modest holster wear, light wear at the muzzle and scratches. Ringed hammer shows muted color case hardening. Markings are sharp with a crown over lion at the left rear of the frame. Left side of the slide is unmarked. No visible import marks noted. The textured plastic grips are very good and fit well. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

High Standard Supermatic Citation Model 106 Military Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #420 (Sale Order 426 of 842)

High Standard Supermatic Citation Model 106 Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1828038, .22 LR cal., 5.5" bull barrel drilled and tapped on the underside for weights, Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, factory ribbed trigger, blue finish, push-button takedown, checkered walnut two-piece target grips with thumb rest, and unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Lot includes an owner-marked cardboard box with an extra 10-rd. blue steel magazine. Mfg'd 1966. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Right side of the frame is marked "MODEL 106 MILITARY"; right barrel flat is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN CONN. U.S.A." Rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. Checkered walnut medallion grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Model B-US Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #421 (Sale Order 427 of 842)

High Standard Model B-US Semi-Automatic Pistol, #98169, .22 LR cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, factory ribbed trigger, blue finish, checkered hard rubber H.S. monogram two-piece grips, with one correct two-tone unmarked 10rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1942. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining 85%-88% thinning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, loss of finish on top of the slide, and moderate edgewear on the slide and frame. Grips straps are a mixture of thinning blue drifting to gray patina with light surface erosion at the base of the rear strap. Left side of the barrel lug is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./THE HIGH STANDARD MFG. CO./NEW HAVEN CONN." Top of the barrel is marked "PROPERTY OF U.S." Right barrel lug is also marked "PROPERTY OF U.S." with the crossed cannons ordnance symbol. The hard rubber grips are very good and fit well. Bore is good and the action functions well on this WWII era Hi-Standard. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Early High Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #422 (Sale Order 428 of 842)

Early High Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #21307, .22 LR cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, factory ribbed trigger, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, with one correct two-tone unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1937. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining 85%-88% thinning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, mars along the barrel, and moderate edgewear on the slide and frame. Front and rear grip straps show thinning blue finish drifting to gray patina. The underside of the barrel, barrel lug and front grip strap all show crisp English proof and acceptance marks. Left rear of the slide is marked "NOT ENGLISH MAKE" with a crisp crown over "BV" view mark. Left side of the barrel lug is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./THE HIGH STANDARD MFG. CO./NEW HAVEN CONN. U.S.A." The checkered wood grips are very good and retain a significant amount of original varnish. Bore is very good and the action is crisp on this interesting Model B with English proofs. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Citation Model 103 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #423 (Sale Order 429 of 842)

High Standard Supermatic Citation Model 103 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1236294, .22 LR cal., 5.5" bull barrel, Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, factory ribbed trigger, blue finish, push-button takedown, checkered walnut two-piece Hi-Standard medallion grips, with Hi-Standard marked 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1961. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning factory blue finish, with light scratches and small mars on the barrel. Frame and slide show an even thinning of finish with edgewear evident. Rear grip strap shows thinning finish drifting to gray patina. Unfortunately, a previous owner has added his driver's license number to the left barrel flat in electric pencil. Additionally, there are numbers added at the left rear of the slide and frame. Right side of the slide is marked "MODEL 103". Right barrel flat is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN CONN. U.S.A." Rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. The checkered walnut medallion grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Model H-D Military Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #424 (Sale Order 430 of 842)

High Standard Model H-D Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #184519, .22 LR cal., 4.5" medium-weight barrel, serrated blade front and square-notch adjustable rear sights, external hammer, high-gloss blue finish, external safety, two-piece checkered walnut grips, unmarked 10-rd. magazine and a factory ribbed trigger. Mfg'd 1947. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% factory high-gloss blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, wear and thinning finish on both sides of the barrel. Slide and frame shows edgewear and scattered light surface erosion. Straps show thinning finish drifting to gray patina. Left side of the barrel lug is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./THE HIGH STANDARD MFG. CO./NEW HAVEN CONN." The checkered walnut grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Harrington & Richardson Model 999 Sportsman Double Action Top-Break 9-Shot Revolver

Lot #425 (Sale Order 431 of 842)

Harrington & Richardson Model 999 Sportsman Double Action Top-Break 9-Shot Revolver, #L825, .22 LR cal., 6" slab-sided barrel, checkered walnut one-piece oversize grips, pinned blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, finger-rest trigger guard, color case hardened hammer. Mfg'd 1951. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, modest edgewear and light scratches. Cylinder shows leading edgewear, thinning finish, and an index line at the rear. Grips are fine with minor indentations and some flattening of the checkering. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling and the action functions well, locking up securely. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

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

Lot #426 (Sale Order 432 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chief's Special Flat-Latch Double Action Revolver, #179309, .38 Spec. cal., 2" pinned barrel, blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece S&W silver medallion grips, J frame, serrated blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Lot includes the original S&W blue cardboard two-piece box with matching end label and a right-handed leather top snap ankle holster, both in very good condition. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light holster wear. Cylinder shows a faint index line. Grips are near excellent and are stamped with the matching serial number inside the right panel. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Double Action Revolver

Lot #427 (Sale Order 433 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Double Action Revolver, #2K38799, .357 Mag. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1971. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, slightly worse on the left side. The leading portion of the cylinder shows light edgewear and there is an index line at the rear. Hammer and trigger display muted color case hardening. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Trophy Military Model 106 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #428 (Sale Order 434 of 842)

High Standard Supermatic Trophy Military Model 106 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #ML49277, .22 LR cal., 7.25" fluted barrel, Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, target crown on barrel, high-gloss "Trophy" blue finish, gold factory ribbed trigger, push-button takedown, checkered walnut Hi-Standard two-piece medallion target grips with thumb rest, stippled front and rear grip straps, and unmarked 10 rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1978. Lot includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card, parts breakdown and associated packaging materials. Pistol is as new in the factory box, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, showing little use. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD INC./E. HARTFORD, CONN. U.S.A." Frame-mounted rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. Checkered walnut target grips are in excellent condition. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this outstanding Supermatic Trophy, considered the top of the line for High Standard pistols. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Pieper New Model .25 Automatic Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #429 (Sale Order 435 of 842)

Pieper New Model .25 Automatic Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2535, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, blue finish, no grips, fixed full-length sighting groove, 6-rd. unmarked detachable magazine, clear factory markings with Belgian proofs on left side of frame and slide and on top of barrel. Lot includes what remains of the original checkered hard rubber grips, now in pieces. Additionally, the lot includes a hand-crafted pine-fitted presentation box with blue felt interior in very good condition. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining 90%-92% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, edgewear, and scrapes along the slide. Frame shows edgewear, loss of finish around the slide release, and scattered spots of corrosion. Action functions well, bore is good with scattered light erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Combat Magnum Revolver

Lot #430 (Sale Order 436 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Combat Magnum Revolver, #K849470, .357 Mag. cal., 4" pinned barrel, bright blue finish, checkered walnut S&W medallion two-piece Magna grips, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, sharp factory markings. Mfg'f 1969. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks only. There is a very faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering, showing little, if any use. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Police Positive Special 1st Issue Revolver

Lot #431 (Sale Order 437 of 842)

Colt Police Positive Special 1st Issue Revolver, #266557, .38 Spec. cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt monogram grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, sharp factory markings with two-line barrel address ending with July 4, 1905 patent date. Mfg'd 1922. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 92%-93% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the barrel and light scratches. Right side of the frame shows scattered spots of light surface erosion. Cylinder shows leading edgewear and a light index line at the rear. Straps and trigger guard show thinning finish, edgewear and light scratches. Grips are near excellent with a good fit. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector Model of 1905 4th Change Double Action Revolver

Lot #432 (Sale Order 438 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector Model of 1905 4th Change Double Action Revolver, #117889, .32-20 WCF cal., 5" pinned barrel, blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece grips with the matching serial number written inside the right panel in pencil, half-round blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Lot includes a non-matching S&W two-piece blue cardboard box with instruction manual and literature in very good condition. The 4th Change was mfg'd from 1915-1940. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and light pinprick pitting, particularly on the left side. Cylinder shows leading edgewear and an index line at the rear. Factory markings remain sharp. Grips are very good with some flattening of the checkering and flea bite marks along the edges of the bases. Bore is very good with scattered areas of light corrosion and strong rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Field-King 3rd Model FK-101 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #433 (Sale Order 439 of 842)

High Standard Field-King 3rd Model FK-101 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #526825, .22 LR cal., 6.75" factory ported barrel with a blade front and fixed rear sights, push-button takedown, blue finish, brown plastic checkered thumb-rest grips, and one correct unmarked 10-rd. blue steel magazine. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, an extra 4.5" barrel in excellent condition, and a schematic diagram of the pistol. Slide is marked "FK-101", and the right barrel lug "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP. HAMDEN, CONN., U.S.A." Mfg'd 1955. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue finish, with light handling marks only. Grips are also excellent, showing little use. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this desirable High Standard that appears new in the box. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Sheridan Knockabout Single Shot Pistol

Lot #434 (Sale Order 440 of 842)

Sheridan Knockabout Single Shot Pistol, #14616, .22 S-L-LR cal., 5" barrel, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, ejector, blue finish, checkered plastic one-piece grips. Pistol is in fine overall condition with muzzle wear, highpoint edgewear, scrapes and some scattered oxidation, primarily along the matte finished barrel. Markings are sharp and it is marked "SHERIDAN PRODUCTS INC./RACINE, WISCONSIN U.S.A." on left side of frame. Grips are near excellent with only minor handling marks. Bore is near excellent with crisp rifling, and the action functions smoothly and locks up securely. An interesting little pistol, scarce in this condition, mfg'd 1953-1960. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Double-Nine Double Action 9-Shot Revolver

Lot #435 (Sale Order 441 of 842)

High Standard Double-Nine Double Action 9-Shot Revolver, #1899362, .22 S-L-LR cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, faux stag two-piece medallion grips, unfluted cylinder, and sharp factory markings. Lot includes the factory two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card, instruction manual, parts schematic and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1967. Revolver is as new in the factory box showing little use, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent and have mellowed to a desirable taffy color. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling and the action functions well. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Army Special Double Action Revolver

Lot #436 (Sale Order 442 of 842)

Colt Army Special Double Action Revolver, #15191, .38 cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt monogram grips, half-round blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, bright niter blue on the trigger and hammer, with checkered cylinder release. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining 85%-90% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the barrel, and at the highpoints. Cylinder shows considerable loss of finish with scratches and erosion noted. Factory markings are sharp with a crisp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Grips are very good displaying a faded brown color. Bore is very good with light scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)**

Colt New Service Double Action Revolver

Lot #437 (Sale Order 443 of 842)

Colt New Service Double Action Revolver, #310871, .38 WCF cal., 7.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt monogram grips, lanyard ring, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, sharp factory markings with a Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Mfg'd 1920. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% factory finish, with a mottled appearance due to poor storage. Barrel shows light wear at the muzzle, scratches and spots of corrosion. Cylinder shows thinning finish and scattered light pinprick pitting, particularly in the flutes, and an index line at the rear. Frame is good with scattered spots of corrosion, thinning finish on the rear strap and trigger guard. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)**

Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #438 (Sale Order 444 of 842)

Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #28499, .32 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel with a round blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber Savage grips, with 9-rd. unmarked magazine. Mfg'd 1910. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory blue finish, showing considerable wear at the muzzle and along both sides of the barrel with scratches and general thinning of finish. Slide and frame show moderate edgewear with scattered surface erosion noted. Markings are sharp with a crisp two-line address. Rear grip strap shows thinning of finish with light edgewear, while the front strap has gone to gray patina. Trigger and magazine release display muted color case hardening. Checkered hard rubber grips are in very good condition with a strong "SAVAGE QUALITY" Chief emblem. Bore is good with scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Action is stiff but functions and would benefit from a thorough cleaning. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)**

Smith & Wesson Model 1913 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #439 (Sale Order 445 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 1913 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2364, .35 S&W Auto cal., 3.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with inlaid S&W medallions, blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, 7-rd. unmarked magazine, with clear factory markings. Mfg'd 1913-1921. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining considerable thinning blue finish drifting to gray patina. Pistol displays even wear and thinning finish with traces of original blue in protected areas. Grips are very good, missing a screw at the base of the right panel. Bore is very good with frosting and defined rifling. Action functions and locks up securely. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)**

Harrington & Richardson Self-Loading Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #440 (Sale Order 446 of 842)

Harrington & Richardson Self-Loading Semi-Automatic Pistol, #29589, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber H&R monogram grip, blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, no magazine. Mfg'd 1914-1924. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining 85%-90% thinning factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, edgewear and scattered light surface erosion. There is a larger area of finish loss on the right side of the slide. Top of the pistol displays light surface erosion scattered fine pinprick pitting and edgewear. Factory markings remain legible with the markings on the right side, ?HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO./WORCESTER, MASS. U.S.A./PAT. AUG.20.'07.APRIL 13, 1909". Trigger displays muted color case hardening. Pistol is missing the left grip panel, while the right is cracked at the mid-point and missing a piece at the bottom left corner. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)**

Belgian Browning Model 1910-FN Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #441 (Sale Order 447 of 842)

Belgian Browning Model 1910-FN Semi-Automatic Pistol, 609509, .380 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece Browning monogram grips, 6-rd. magazine, low-profile blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights. Lot includes a black leather Browning marked pistol boot with red felt interior. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-98% of the factory finish, with light handling and storage marks. Factory markings are sharp with Belgian proofs on the barrel and right side of trigger guard. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and crisp Browning monograms in an oval at the top. Action functions smoothly, bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Walther Modell PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #442 (Sale Order 448 of 842)

Walther Modell PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A015484, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips with Walther monogram, 7-rd. Walther marked magazine with finger extension, red dot blade front and red dot fixed square-notch rear sights, marked "INTERARMS/ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA" on the right side of the slide; left side is marked "MADE IN USA". Lot includes an additional Walther marked 7-rd. magazine. Pistol is in fine overall condition with scratches and handling marks. Slide and frame show minor marks and light scratches. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and fit well. Bore is very good with defined rifling and the action functions well. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Citation Model 103 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #443 (Sale Order 449 of 842)

High Standard Supermatic Citation Model 103 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1263273, .22 LR cal., 5.5" bull barrel with a Patridge style front and fully adjustable rear sights, factory ribbed trigger, blue finish, push-button takedown, checkered walnut two-piece Hi-Standard medallion grips, and two (2) High Standard marked 10-rd. magazines. Includes an un-numbered High Standard factory box with repairs to all four sides of the lid. Mfg'd 1962. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% toning factory blue finish, with light scratches and minor scuffs on the barrel. Frame and slide show an even thinning of finish with modest edgewear. Right side of the slide is marked "MODEL 103"; right barrel flat is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN CONN. U.S.A." Checkered walnut medallion grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp. (The consignor provided measurements of the magazine lips.) Both magazines seat correctly. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Woodsman 2nd Series Sport Model Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #444 (Sale Order 450 of 842)

Colt Woodsman 2nd Series Sport Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #124035-S, .22 LR cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, replacement checkered walnut two-piece thumb rest grips, ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, with a 10-rd. Colt marked magazine, frame-mounted magazine release, and crisp factory markings. Mfg'd 1953. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx 96%-97% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. There are light scratches and modest edgewear. Front sight has red nail polish added for visibility. Replacement grips are very good with small nicks along the edge of the thumb rest and at the bases. Action functions well, bore is bright and rates as near excellent. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt Woodsman 3rd Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #445 (Sale Order 451 of 842)

Early Colt Woodsman 3rd Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #173450-S, .22 LR cal., 4.5" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic Colt marked two-piece target grips with left side thumb rest, pinned blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, 10-rd. Colt marked magazine, heel-mounted magazine release, and sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1957. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% toning factory finish, with light handling marks only. Grips are excellent and fit well. Magazine base is marked "COLT CAL. .22 L.R." Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this early Match Target 3rd Issue. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt .357 Standard Double Action Revolver

Lot #446 (Sale Order 452 of 842)

Colt .357 Standard Double Action Revolver, #4046, .357 Mag. cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt silver medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, factory markings are clear. Mfg'd 1954. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle and minor corrosion on the barrel crown. Cylinder shows light leading edgewear and a faint index line at the rear. Grips are near excellent with a small repair at the front edge on the bottom of the left panel. Action is crisp, bore rates as near excellent with light frosting noted. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Early Smith & Wesson K-38 Combat Masterpiece (Pre-Model 15) Double Action Revolver

Lot #447 (Sale Order 453 of 842)

Early Smith & Wesson K-38 Combat Masterpiece (Pre-Model 15) Double Action Revolver, #K116841, .38 Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion grips, Baughman Quick-Draw ramped blade front and adjustable micrometer click square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, 5-screw frame, all matching visible serial numbers, and sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1951. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% toning factory finish, with light wear, loss of finish at the muzzle, and minor handling marks consistent with carry and use. Leading edge of the cylinder and flutes show thinning finish, with light surface erosion with an index line at the rear. Grips are excellent and bear the matching serial number inside the right panel. Bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely on this lightly used Combat Masterpiece. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Early Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver

Lot #448 (Sale Order 454 of 842)

Early Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K63279, .22 LR cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion grips, Patridge style blade front and adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, 5-screw frame, all matching visible serial numbers, and sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1948. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% thinning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and a small amount of corrosion and pinprick pitting at the left edge. Cylinder shows modest wear to the leading edge with a faint index line at the rear. Grips are excellent and bear the matching serial number inside the right panel. Bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely on this desirable and early K-22. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Double Action Revolver

Lot #449 (Sale Order 455 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Double Action Revolver, #2K50485, .357 Mag. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion Magna grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1971. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 94%-95% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, worse on the right side. The leading portion of the cylinder shows light edgewear, and there is an index line at the rear. Hammer and trigger display muted color case hardening. Grips are very good with light discoloration on both panels. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver

Lot #450 (Sale Order 456 of 842)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K148680, .22 LR cal., 6" pinned barrel, hard chrome finish, checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion grips, Patridge style blade front and adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1952. Revolver is in fine overall condition as refinished in hard chrome. There is scattered light pinprick pitting under the new finish, particularly on the hammer and at the rear of the frame. Factory markings remain legible. Grips are very good and bear the matching serial number inside the right panel. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver

Lot #451 (Sale Order 457 of 842)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K183807, .22 LR cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion grips, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, 5-screw frame, all matching visible serial numbers, and sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1953. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% thinning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks consistent with carry and use. Leading edge of the cylinder shows light wear with an index line at the rear. Grips are excellent and bear the matching serial number inside the right panel. Bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely on this high-condition Combat Masterpiece. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Model H-D Military Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #452 (Sale Order 458 of 842)

High Standard Model H-D Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #215634, .22 LR cal., 4.5" medium-weight barrel, serrated blade front and square-notch adjustable rear sights, external hammer, high-gloss blue finish, external safety, two-piece checkered walnut grips, unmarked two-tone 10-rd. magazine, and factory ribbed trigger. Mfg'd 1946. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory high-gloss blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and a small spot of surface rust on the left barrel lug. Left side of barrel lug is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./THE HIGH STANDARD MFG. CO./NEW HAVEN CONN." The checkered walnut grips are near excellent and fit well. The two-tone magazine is unmarked. Action is crisp, bore is minty with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Tournament Model 106 Military Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #453 (Sale Order 459 of 842)

High Standard Supermatic Tournament Model 106 Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1630108, .22 LR cal., 5.5" medium-weight barrel, Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, push-button takedown, checkered wood Hi-Standard two-piece grips with thumb rest, unmarked 10-rd. magazine with missing base plate. Mfg'd 1967. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-97% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle, minor scratches, and some spots of corrosion on the right side of the frame above the trigger guard. Backstrap shows light surface erosion and a worn spot showing bare brass at the base of the strap. Right side of the frame is marked "MODEL 106/MILITARY"; right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN CONN. U.S.A." Barrel is drilled and tapped for barrel weights and stabilizers (there are no weights present). Magazine is missing the base plate. The checkered wood grips are in near excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Service Model .22 Conversion Kit, in Original Box

Lot #454 (Sale Order 460 of 842)

Colt Service Model .22 Conversion Kit, in Original Box. Contains slide, barrel assembly, magazine, recoil spring, No. 2 slide stop and two styles of stamped ejectors. Bore is bright and the floating chamber is clean. Coltmaster adjustable rear sight and vertical slide serrations date to 1950-1954. Magazine with zinc alloy base and follower is clean with minor finish wear. Hinged box in good condition with no end label, with old cellophane tape on some corners. The 3-52 dated instruction sheet is intact, along with a usable photocopy. Slide finish is very good, with usual edgewear. Left side has some small areas of old rust visible along the top corner. Est.: $500-$700.

High Standard "The Victor" Semi-Automatic Target Pistol

Lot #455 (Sale Order 461 of 842)

High Standard "The Victor" Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #ML13068, 5.5" barrel with full-length ventilated rib, blade front and integral adjustable sights, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece thumb rest grips, factory stippled front and rear straps, 10-rd. unmarked magazine, barrel weight, push-button takedown, and factory ribbed gold trigger. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label. Mfg'd 1975. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue finish, with light scratches, spots of surface rust and edgewear, particularly on the straps and trigger guard. Slide is marked "THE VICTOR" on the left side; right side is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN, CONN. U.S.A." Factory grooved trigger, safety and magazine release are finished in gold tone. There are spots of corrosion on the trigger. Checkered walnut grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Trophy Military Model 106 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #456 (Sale Order 462 of 842)

High Standard Supermatic Trophy Military Model 106 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1848767, .22 LR cal., 7.25" fluted barrel, Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, target crown on barrel, high-gloss "Trophy" blue finish, gold factory ribbed trigger, push-button takedown, checkered walnut Hi-Standard two-piece medallion target grips with thumb rest, stippled front and rear grip straps, and High Standard marked 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1967. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-97% factory finish, with light scrapes along the barrel and minor handling marks. Trigger shows moderate surface rust and is frozen and not working. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN, CONN. U.S.A." Frame is marked MODEL 106/MILITARY". Frame-mounted rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. Checkered walnut target grips are in excellent condition. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this outstanding Supermatic Trophy, considered the top of the line for High Standard pistols. The magazine release and trigger do not function. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Japanese Officer's Shin-Gunto Sword, with Antique Family Hand-Forged Blade

Lot #457 (Sale Order 463 of 842)

WWII Japanese Officer's Shin-Gunto Sword, with Antique Family Hand-Forged Blade. The 24-5/8" shinogi-zukuri style blade has a san-bon suji style hamon temper line characteristic of the Mino school of sword making, dating from the Shinto period, around 1600-1700. The tang is unsigned with two mounting holes and old two-piece gold washed habaki. Mounts are mid-war period in style. A painted steel scabbard is included, missing the drag fitting at the bottom, with six seppa spacers on either side of the solid gold gilted tsuba guard. Handle is wood, covered with white linen cloth, and wrapped with dark brown colored silk ito cord. Push button on lower handle fitting. Metal loop for the sword knot is missing. Comes with an orange and brown field officer grade sword knot for ranks of Major to Colonel. Condition is very good, the blade is covered with old grease and needs a good cleaning. There are a few scattered small rust stains, one edge nick, and a small fukure blister in the middle of the blade. Handle is in good condition with some soiling and light wear to the wrapping. Fittings show normal age patina. Scabbard may have been period repainted and shows some light scrapes and chips but no dents. Sword knot shows some age and light wear, but overall is in good shape. Est.: $800-$1,200.

Japanese Samurai Sword

Lot #458 (Sale Order 464 of 842)

Japanese Samurai Sword, with old unsigned blade, additions showing civilian service to the military in WWII. No scabbard. The 26.5" shinogi-zukuri shaped blade has a dragon horimono carved into one side, probably been added at a later date than when the blade was made; the other side features a short groove partially filled with red paint. No visible temper line due to blade condition. The tang is unsigned and heavily rusted, with four mounting holes. Old iron tsuba guard with brass depiction of water or stream and plants. There are two copper seppa spacers and a leather spacer that probably once had a tab with a snap for the scabbard which is missing. Copper fuchi/kashira handle fittings with engraved pine needles. Wood handle covered in rayskin and wrapped with black silk ito cord, with copper menuki of a bow, quiver, and arrows. At the top of the handle, a large copper wire has been inserted to allow a brown/blue military sword knot to be tied. Many civilians that worked for the Army were allowed to carry swords, and they used family blades and mountings, with adaptations for carry in the field. OAL is 38". Condition is fair, the blade having a dark rust patina overall, minor pinprick pitting, a few small edge nicks, but no heavy pitting. The tang is crusted with heavy red rust. The copper habaki is very tight and cannot be moved. The tsuba guard shows a light rust patina and is missing some of the brass inlay. There is a lot of play in the guard to handle fit. The copper handle fittings show dings and minor scratches, and age. The rayskin on the handle shows losses in several places. The silk cord wrapping, while showing much age and soiling, is remarkably intact with little fraying. The sword knot shows heavy age and soiling, with the blue portion only visible in the tassle at the bottom but shows little to no fraying. Est.: $400-$600.

Late WWII Japanese Officer's Sword

Lot #459 (Sale Order 465 of 842)

Late WWII Japanese Officer's Sword, with a 25.25" machine-made oil tempered shinogi-zukuri shaped blade covered in old grease, but some of the wavy style hamon temper line is visible. Brass wartime habaki, with two seppa spacers on either side of the solid late-war tsuba guard. Wood handle is covered with fish skin and wrapped with brown silk ito cord. Top of the handle is broken off and is missing the top fitting. Bottom handle fitting is a simple copper late-war type. Scabbard is wood, painted black, with a sheet metal hanging ring fitting near the top. Scabbard probably had a leather field cover originally but is now missing. Condition is fair, the blade showing heavy rust stains and some pitting near the tip, no edge nicks, and is very sharp. Spacers, guard, and handle have been glued onto the blade with epoxy, so unable to remove them to see the tang. As mentioned above, top of the handle is broken off. Cord wrapping shows age, soiling and wear. Wood scabbard is split near the tip for about 10". Est.: $400-$600.

U.S. Model 1860 Enlisted Cavalry Sword, by D.J. Millard

Lot #460 (Sale Order 466 of 842)

U.S. Model 1860 Enlisted Cavalry Sword, by D.J. Millard, with 35" blade, wide and narrow fullers, maker marked at the ricasso by "D. J. Millard, Clayville N.Y.", also marked on the ricasso "U.S., CE, 1862". Original leather blade washer is present. Brass three-branch guard, brass pommel with inspector's marks "C.E.W." in two places. Grooved wood grip with leather covering and a single twisted brass wire wrapping. Steel scabbard with two hanging rings has been painted silver, with no visible inspector's marks. OAL is 42. 5". Condition is good, the blade with a dark rust patina overall, but no major pitting, a few light edge nicks, and covered with old grease. Guard and pommel show a nice dark uncleaned patina with light wear to the patina on the sides of the pommel. Leather wrapping of the grip is in very good condition showing one minor crack to the leather, and minor scuffing and flaking. Grip wire is original, intact, and tight. Scabbard has a couple of small dings and is covered in old silver paint. Est.: $450-$650.

Group of Three (3) U.S. M1902 Army Officer's Swords

Lot #461 (Sale Order 467 of 842)

Group of Three (3) U.S. M1902 Army Officer's Swords: 1) 30" nickel-plated etched engraved blade, proved stamp at ricasso, no maker's marks. Unnamed blank panel on blade. Blade features floral and military motifs and American eagle. Nickel-plated three- branch guard with outer branch bent down. Black composite grip with four finger grooves. No scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade showing oxidation, light rust patches, and losses to the nickel plating at the tip. Handle shows age and soiling, hilt fittings are oxidized. 2) 32" nickel-plated etched engraved blade, with floral and military motifs. Maker marked by Henry V. Allen of New York at the ricasso. Nickel-plated three-branch guard with outer branch bent up slightly. Horn grip with four finger grooves. Original leather blade washer present. No scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade is heavily rusted with numerous small edge nicks. Guard and hilt fittings show oxidation patina overall. Grip is in very good condition. 3) 32" plain nickel-plated blade has no maker markings. Nickel-plated three-branch guard with the outer branch bent in toward the other two. Dark horn grip with four finger grooves. Leather sword knot with woven cord. Nickel-plated scabbard with two hanging rings. Part of a sword hanger is present on one ring. Condition is good, the blade is mostly bright with some wear from use and a residue of old dried oil. Plating on the hilt shows minor oxidation. Grip is in good condition. Scabbard shows some brazed dent repairs and has probably been re-plated; missing one small screw at the throat fitting. Sword knot shows age and wear to the leather, with flaking to the woven cord. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

Group of Four (4) Pre-WWII German Swords

Lot #462 (Sale Order 468 of 842)

Group of Four (4) Pre-WWII German Swords: 1) WW1 era Wurttemberg Infantry officer's degen, 31" straight nickel-plated blade with two small fullers, no maker's markings. Gilt brass crossguard with folding clamshell featuring a pierced Wurttemberg royal crest. Intact leather finger loop on inside of guard. Grooved wood grip covered in sharkskin and wrapped with triple twisted wire. Brass pommel with royal Wurttemberg cypher. Black painted steel scabbard with one hanging ring. Condition is good, the blade mostly bright, with scattered light rust and minor wear, with no edge nicks. The outer small branch of the finger guard is bent down towards the main beam. Brass fittings show wear to the gold gilt finish which remains in protected areas. Leather finger loop shows wear and fraying. Grip is very nice, showing only light wear and age, with all the wire wrapping intact and tight. Scabbard shows heavy wear to the paint, scratches and scuffs, light rust patches, but no dents. Missing the two screws at the throat of the scabbard. 2) WW1 era Prussian Infantry Officer's degen, 30.5" straight blade with two small fullers, maker marked by W.K.&C. at the ricasso. Black painted steel crossguard with folding clamshell featuring a pierced Prussian eagle. Intact leather finger loop inside the guard. Grooved black composite grip with Wilhelm II royal cypher attached and wrapped with triple twisted wire. Black painted pommel. Black painted steel scabbard with one hanging ring. Condition is fair, the blade has a dark rust patina overall, but no edge nicks. Guard and pommel show losses to the black painted finish, with rust patina to the surfaces. Leather finger loop shows cracking and age. Grip shows normal age and light wear, with some looseness to the wire wrapping. Scabbard has lost almost all its black painted finish and has a dark rust patina overall, and no dents. 3) Weimar period officer's sword with a 33" slightly curved nickel-plated plain blade, maker marked by WKC at the ricasso. Gilt brass crossguard with rounded quillion, front langet is engraved with oak leaves. "P" type finger guard and backstrap/pommel are decorated with engraved oakleaves. Black composite grooved grip with triple twisted brass wire. Black painted steel scabbard. Condition is good, the blade is mostly bright with scattered pepper rust near the point, and some minor edge nicks. Blade is coated with some light grease and should clean nicely. Crossguard and hilt fittings show heavy wear and age to the gold gilt finish. Grip shows light soiling, with all the wire intact and tight. Scabbard shows paint loss, numerous scratches and scuffs, light rust patina, with a couple of small dents. 4) Imperial German officer's degen, ca. 1840-1900, 32.5" straight blade has a single wide fuller, and no maker's markings. Blade is etched with floral decorations, military motifs, and an eagle with crown. Plain brass clamshell guards, the rear being a folding type, upturned decorated quillion, and "D"-shaped finger guard. Wood grip wrapped with twisted silver wire. Floral decorated rounded pommel with flared capstan tang nut. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying and rust patina, with light pitting and heavier rust near the tip. Hilt fittings show a pleasant aged patina to the brass. There is some paint on the silver wire wrapping. Wire shows some gaps in the coverage but is quite tight and may be originally done that way. Grip and guard are nice and tight to the blade. Est.: $600-$900/Lot.

Group of Two (2) Japanese Army Parade Sabers, with Scabbards

Lot #463 (Sale Order 469 of 842)

Group of Two (2) Japanese Army Parade Sabers, with Scabbards: 1) Army parade saber with long 34" nickel-plated blade, mostly bright with a few small rust spots. Original leather blade washer present. Pierced brass guard with cherry blossom designs, stippled backstrap with cherry blossoms and silver family mon. Fittings showing age and wear to the gilt finish. Grooved horn grip with triple wire wrap, the wrapping being somewhat loose. Push-button locking catch which is unusual on this type of sword. Nickel-plated steel scabbard shows scattered light rust and heavier rust patches. 2) Army parade saber with 28.5" nickel-plated blade, bumpy false temperline, oxidation to blade with scattered light rust. Pierce brass guard with cherry blossom designs, stippled backstrap with cherry blossoms, square replacement blade nut at top of pommel. Fittings show dark age patina and losses to the gilt finish. Grooved black composite grip is missing the wire wrapping and is chipped at the bottom. Scabbard is nickel-plated steel with scattered rust overall, numerous small dings, and some large dents. Est.: $250-$400/Lot.

Japanese Police Sword, dating from 1910 to WWII

Lot #464 (Sale Order 470 of 842)

Japanese Police Sword, dating from 1910 to WWII. The 23.5" shinogi-zukuri-shaped blade is machine made with a faint false straight temperline, small silver-plated habaki, and leather blade washer. The guard is gilt brass with stippled panels, with a round quillion having a hole. Handle is grooved wood, covered with black leather, and wrapped with one twisted and two straight brass wires. Backstrap is gilt brass with stippled decorations and a police type star badge symbol at the top. Pommel fitting has a hole for a knot and a small round blade tang nut. Push-button locking catch on the bottom handle fitting. There is a blue and brown military sword knot fitted through the handle, but it is not correct for this sword. Scabbard is nickel-plated steel with one hanging ring and a flat drag at the bottom. Condition is very good, the blade is mostly bright, with a few light rust stains and no edge nicks. Handle fittings and guard show wear to the gold gilt finish. Grip leather is very nice, and the wire wrapping is tight. The sword knot is very nice. Scabbard shows light oxidation to the plated finish, scuffs, scratches, and one minor ding. Est.: $250-$500.

U.S. M1913 Patton Saber

Lot #465 (Sale Order 471 of 842)

U.S. M1913 Patton Saber, Made at Springfield Armory, #6100. The double-edged bright blade is 35" long and marked "US/1913" on the left and "S(Flaming Bomb)A/6100" on the right. Blade is very good with a couple of minor nicks. Grip has light patina and the guard is very good but the leather washer is missing. Scabbard is khaki cloth covered showing light wear. Metal throat and drag are very good. Est.: $400-$800.

WWII Vintage Czechoslovakian Vz.30 Signal Pistol

Lot #466 (Sale Order 472 of 842)

WWII Vintage Czechoslovakian Vz.30 Signal Pistol, #8228, 5" barrel, 9" overall length, weighing 2.1 lbs. About 24,000 of these 26.5mm pistols were made for the Czech military between 1933 and 1939 and many were used by the Germans during the war. Left side of the frame is marked with the rampant lion mark preceded by "J" and followed by "33". Left side of the breech has the lion mark above the trigger. Top of the breech is marked "?ESK... ZBROJOVKA AKC. SPOL. V PRAZE/8228/Vz.30", indicating mfg. at the Czechoslovakian Arms Joint Stock Co. Armory in Prague. Pistol is in excellent condition and has the high quality craftsmanship and finish of a pre-war gun. All steel construction, with the parts nicely polished and finished. The barrel has but a few small rust spots. The bore is excellent and appears very little used. The rotating breechblock shows no signs of use. Retracting the pin on the right side of the frame allows the hinged plate on the left side to open, exposing the firing mechanism. The one-piece wood grip is in very good condition, with nice finish and some small dents. A desirable example of a nicely crafted flare gun that survived WWII and remains in excellent condition. Est.: $600-$800. (No FFL required)

Scarce Dyer & Robson British Tip-Barrel Very Pistol

Lot #467 (Sale Order 473 of 842)

Scarce Dyer & Robson British Tip-Barrel Very Pistol, #303, 26.5mm, 4" barrel, 8" overall, weighing 1.15 lbs., ca. 1877 to 1889, by Dyer & Robson of London, who produced small numbers of Very pistols, including the more commonly found Model 1882 "Double Ender" with the rotating barrel. This tip-barrel model looks to be less common. Pulling the ejector rod forward allows the action to open. The spring properly pulls the rod forward upon opening, ejecting the fired case. The trigger return spring is weak or perhaps broken as the hammer will not stay cocked unless you push the trigger forward a bit to engage the hammer, then stays cocked though the trigger pull is light. The frame and breech both have the "(crown)V" London view marks on the left side. The breech has the "(crown)CP" London proof mark. Left side of the frame is marked "DYER & ROBSON/LONDON."; right side of the frame is marked "VERY'S PATENT." Inside of the frame, underside of the barrel block, and front of the ejector button are all marked with serial number 303. The brass looks to have been cleaned long ago as there are traces of dried white polish visible when the action is open. There is no indication of cleaning in recent times. Wood grips are in good condition. Bottom of the grips and frame have some battering, as if from hammering. The description "Very pistol" comes from Edward Very, the U.S. naval officer who developed and patented them in 1877, the flares still known as Very lights. Est.: $600-$900. (No FFL Required)

Lot of Two (2) Signal Pistols

Lot #468 (Sale Order 474 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Signal Pistols: 1) 1917 M...canicarm French Signal Pistol, by ...tablissement Chobert ... Saint Etienne et M...canicarm, and chambered for the French 25mm cartridge, with 7" barrel, weighing 2.75 lbs.. Left side of the block beneath the breech is serial #8537. The frame is marked is marked "Mod. 1917" beneath the lever. The top left side of the frame is marked "M...canicarm" with a "V" over a small arc stamped alongside, just at the top of the grip. Pistol is in good condition, the brass frame not appearing to have been polished. The steel barrel looks to have been cleaned long ago. Bore shows some areas of pitting but is good overall. Wood grips are in good condition. Screws have nice straight slots, showing no signs of being removed. Barrel locks up tightly and the firing mechanism is working. 2) Polish Version of the Russian M44 Signal Pistol, dated 1966, 6" barrel, weighing 2 lbs., with an overall length of 9". From the Radom plant with the circled "11" factory code on the barrel. Dated and serial #WR7580 on the barrel and left side of the frame. There are some proof or acceptance marks on flat below the barrel on the left side and some inspector marks on the bottom facing sides of that piece. A copy of the Russian WWII M44 pistol, as done by other eastern European countries, it fires a 26.5mm shell. The piece appears unused, showing no wear to the finish. Stored in a felt-lined plastic sleeve. Est.: $300-$500/Lot. (No FFL Required)

Lot of Three (3) German WWII Leuchtpistole 34 Single Shot Flare Pistols

Lot #469 (Sale Order 475 of 842)

Lot of Three (3) German WWII Leuchtpistole 34 Single Shot Flare Pistols, 26.5mm smoothbore cal., 6" barrel with octagonal chamber, duralumin construction with blackened finish, checkered black bakelite grips with steel lanyard rings on butts. No sights. Break-open action with lever release. All pistols have mismatched numbers on frames and barrels and are marked "duv/42" on left side frame and stamped with "eagle-swastika" proof stamps and an "(eagle)214" inspection mark on the right-side barrel and frame: 1) #6990b. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish. Grips are good with a crack to the left side top and cracks to the right-side screw recess. Bore rates as very good with light toning. Action locks up and operates smoothly. 2) #8169a. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 75% finish, showing edgewear and scratches. There are impact marks to the muzzle of the barrel. Grips are very good with minor flattening to the checkering. Bore rates as fair with dark areas. Action locks up and operates smoothly. 3) #9532b. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing edgewear and scratches. Lower right corner of the muzzle is bent and no longer round. Grips are very good with minor flattening to the checkering. Bore rates as good with toning. Action locks up and operates smoothly. Est.: $500-$900. (No FFL Required)

Lot of Three (3) German WWII Leuchtpistole 34 Single Shot Flare Pistols

Lot #470 (Sale Order 476 of 842)

Lot of Three (3) German WWII Leuchtpistole 34 Single Shot Flare Pistols, 26.5mm smoothbore cal., 6" round barrels with octagonal chambers, duralumin construction with blackened finish, checkered dark red bakelite grips with steel lanyard rings on butt of grips. No sights. Break-open actions with lever releases. All are marked "ayf/43" on left side frame and with "eagle-swastika" and "(eagle)280" inspection stamps on right side frame and barrel. All have matching numbers on frame and barrel. The extractor retaining pins have been removed from all barrels: 1) #7275n, Kriegsmarine issue, marked "eagle-swastika/M" on left side frame and right side barrel. Condition is very good, the frame retaining approx. 30% finish, now with a gold toning, and the barrel with 80% finish, showing edgewear and scratches. Grips are very good showing light wear to the bottoms. Bore has dark spots that may clean, otherwise rates as good. Lock up and action operate smoothly. 2) #1408n. Condition is very good, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with edgewear to the frame and muzzle. Grips are very good with a chip and small areas of flattening to the checkering. Bright bore rates as excellent. Lockup and action operate smoothly. 3) #6077m. There is a partial flying eagle style decal on the barrel. Pistol condition is good, the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, showing edgewear and scratches. Grips are very good with small chips and areas of flattening to the checkering. Bore rates as fair with dark spots and flare residue. Lockup and action operate smoothly. Est.: $600-$900/Lot. (No FFL Required)

German WWII Luftwaffe Leuchtpistole L Double Barrel Flare Pistol

Lot #471 (Sale Order 477 of 842)

German WWII Luftwaffe Leuchtpistole L Double Barrel Flare Pistol, #329, 4-bore cal., 6.5" barrels, alloy construction with blackened finish, checkered dark red bakelite grips. No sights. Break-open action with lever release. Marked with mfgr's code "gpt/1944" on left side frame. Marked on top of each barrel with a "(circle)4" and an "(eagle)2" firing proof. There is a tiny shield symbol under crossed pennants over another "(eagle)2" firing proof on the rear of the frame. Matching number on barrels. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, with edgewear and scratches. Grips are very good showing light handling marks. Bores rate as good with flare residue but may clean better. Action locks up and operates smoothly. Est.: $500-$800. (No FFL Required)

Lot of Three (3) Rare Zinc German Leuchtpistole 34 Single Shot Flare Pistols

Lot #472 (Sale Order 478 of 842)

Lot of Three (3) Rare Zinc German Leuchtpistole 34 Single Shot Flare Pistols, 26.5mm smoothbore cal., 6" barrels with octagonal chambers, zinc construction with steel fittings, steel lanyard rings on butts. No sights. Break-open actions with lever releases: 1) #514. Marked "ayf/43" and "Zink 4" on left side frame, with "eagle-swastika" firing proofs and "(eagle)280" inspection stamps on right side barrel and frame. Checkered dark red bakelite grips. Matching numbers. Condition is good, the zinc metal showing an even color with frost patina and toning, and the steel hammer, trigger, and latch/trigger guard etc. with rust patina. Grips are very good with chips and scratches. Bore rates as fair with darkening and patina. Action locks up and cycles smoothly. 2) #3694. Marked "ac/43/Zink" on left side frame, with "(eagle)/inverted heart" firing proofs and "(eagle)359" inspection stamps on right side barrel and frame. Checkered black bakelite grips. Matching numbers. Condition is good, the zinc metal showing bubbling and toning, and the steel parts with mild patina and scratches. Grips are good with chips. Bore rates as good with light frosting. Action drags when opening and closing but the other functions operate smoothly. 3) #56820L. Marked "Waffenfabrik Walther Zella Mehlis(Thur)" on left side frame, with "(eagle)/inverted heart" firing proofs and "(eagle)359" inspection stamps on right side frame and barrel. Grooved hardwood grips. Mismatched number on barrel. Condition is good, the zinc metal showing darkening and handling marks, and the steel parts with scratches and patina. Grips are very good with chips and handling marks. Bore rates as fair with darkening and patina. Action locks up and operates smoothly. Est.: $800-$1,200/Lot. (No FFL Required)

French MAS 36 Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet

Lot #473 (Sale Order 479 of 842)

French MAS 36 Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet, #L1998, 7.5x54mm, 22.64" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with hood and rear sight with sliding aperture. The bayonet has a matching number stamped on the pommel. Condition is good with arsenal refinish applied over old pitting. Rifle is marked "MAS MLE 1936" on left side receiver. Matching numbers. No markings on wood. Condition overall is excellent as arsenal refinished, with approx. 95% of the parkerized finish remaining on the metal. Wood is excellent with a couple of light handling marks and darkening to the finish. Muzzle has been counter bored. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as excellent with excellent rifling. Import stamped on left side receiver. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Hungarian M44(48.M) Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #474 (Sale Order 480 of 842)

Hungarian M44(48.M) Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #BE1326, 7.62x54Rmm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, beechwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U" notch. The steel cleaning rod is missing. The folding spike bayonet is in very good condition and locks into place smoothly. Marked "02" on top of receiver ring as made at the "FEG" arsenal over "1953"and the Hungarian Communist crest. Right side buttstock stamped "B" for Budapest and "02". Matching numbers. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, with cleaning to the hand guard caps and buttplate and thinning to the barrel shank and receiver. Wood has been sanded and oiled, now in good condition, with a blond color. Action operates smoothly, bore rates as fair to good with darkening forward of the lead and good rifling. Import stamped on left side barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Early Czechoslovakian Ceska Zbrojovka CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #475 (Sale Order 481 of 842)

Early Czechoslovakian Ceska Zbrojovka CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FK09568, 7.62 Tokarev cal., 4.9" barrel, gray oxide finish, ribbed Bakelite two-piece grips, lanyard loop, low-profile blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, unmarked 8-rd. magazine, heel release magazine, safety/decocker, Czech Army acceptance mark with crossed swords on the right side of the frame, dated "54" and stamped "CZECH". Mfg'd 1954. Lot includes a period russet brown smooth leather flap holster in very good condition with cleaning rod and partially illegible Czech army markings under the flap. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% matte gray oxide finish, with scratches and holster wear along the slide and frame consistent with carry and use. Factory markings are legible with a "(circle)T" indicating military testing on the barrel. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Bore is very good, showing use with strong defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Cold War Era East German Ernst-Thalmann Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #476 (Sale Order 482 of 842)

Cold War Era East German Ernst-Thalmann Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DA1908, 9mm Makarov cal., 3.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered Bakelite two-piece grips, unmarked 8-rd. blue steel magazine, low-profile blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sights, sharp factory markings dated 1963, import marked "RUKO Products Inc., Buffalo, NY" on right side of slide. Lot includes a "Field Locker" plastic case with lock & keys, original cardboard box with matching label, an extra 8-rd. magazine, extra set of checkered rubber grips, leather police style flap holster, instruction manual and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1963. Pistol is as new with the factory box and may be unfired. Pistol retains 99%+ factory finish, with light handling marks only. Grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this Cold War era East German Makarov by Ernst-Thalmann of Suhl. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Occupation Vis 35 Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #477 (Sale Order 483 of 842)

WWII German Occupation Vis 35 Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #A2432, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, blued finish, checkered brown plastic grips with "FB" and "VIS" logos on each side, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with V-notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and one magazine. Magazine is unmarked and in very good condition showing light wear. The brown leather holster is ink marked under the flap "gaq 5.P35(p)". A U.S. soldier's name is also written under the flap. Condition is very good with handling marks, scratches, and darkening to the finish. All stitching and fittings are in place. Pistol is a Type 3 with two levers made without the disassembly lever and no stock slot in the rear of the frame. Marked "F.B.RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567" on left side slide. There are "(eagle)77" stamps on the left side frame and slide and an "eagle-swastika" and "WaA626" stamps on the left side slide. A faint "(eagle)77" is stamped on the right side frame. Matching number on grip safety, mismatched number on left side slide. No import marks. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with edgewear to the muzzle, scratches to the left side frame, and rust to the rear of the right side slide. Grips are modern reproductions and are in excellent condition. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Dual Code German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #478 (Sale Order 484 of 842)

Dual Code German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #29888B, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, solid stock with cupped buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Missing cleaning rod. Top of receiver ring marked with blurred Eagle stamp over "byf/bnz/4/44" indicating mfg. by Mauser Werke Oberndorf and Steyr Daimler Puch, Austria. Left side barrel shank and barrel marked with intact Eagle stamps. No stock markings. Matching numbers except safety lever (front band and trigger guard plate stamped with later font numbers). Condition overall is about good, the metal retaining about 70% finish, with most parts cleaned. Rear of the bolt is rusted and the bolt shroud pin will not snap forward. Wood is fair and has been sanded and oiled over old bruises and handling marks. Stock is cracked on the left side below the bolt stop and has a chip missing behind the rear band. Bore is dark forward of the chamber with good+ rifling. The bolt will close on an empty magazine, otherwise the action operates smoothly. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Steyr bnz 43 Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #479 (Sale Order 485 of 842)

Steyr bnz 43 Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3483e, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with cupped buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. A steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel and a black leather sling is attached to the left side, both in good condition. Marked "Mod.98" on left side receiver rail. Top of receiver ring marked with Army issue "WaA 623"/bnz/43" with "(eagle)77" on right side. There are "eagle-swastika" firing proofs on the left side receiver and barrel. Barrel code is "77(W inside double circle)". No markings on stock. Mismatched number on bolt handle with number ground off of bolt sleeve. Other numbers matching. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with toning to the barrel bands and trigger guard. Wood has been sanded smooth, now in good condition, with old delamination cracks to the buttstock and light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII J.P. Sauer Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #480 (Sale Order 486 of 842)

WWII J.P. Sauer Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #7875S, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with flat buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. A bent, fair condition cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and an unmarked fair condition brown leather sling is attached to the left side. Rifle is marked on top of receiver ring "147/1940" and "Mod 98" on the left side receiver rail. Barrel is marked "RU". There are "eagle-swastika" firing proofs on the left side receiver and barrel with one "(eagle)359" and two "(eagle)37" stamps on the right-side receiver ring. An "(eagle)WaA 214" is stamped on the toe of the buttstock. Matching numbers with no numbers on cleaning rode. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 50% finish, showing overall thinning, scratches, and patina to the finish. There is rust and pitting on the buttplate. Stock has cuts and scratches to the left side buttstock and several large recent gouges to the right-side wrist and forend. Wood is otherwise good with overall darkening. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet

Lot #481 (Sale Order 487 of 842)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #31239, 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 with "V" notch. Bayonet condition is good with areas of patina and rust to the blade and mount. Blade locks into open position smoothly, but the button must be pushed manually to lock into folded position. A very good condition reproduction steel dustcover is included. Mum crest ground off of top of receiver ring, now marked only with characters for "44 Type". Left side receiver rail has no Series mark and is stamped with the symbol for the Kokura Arsenal. Buttplate is two-hole type for cleaning rods (not included) with sliding door. Mismatched numbers on bolt handle and bayonet mount. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with most parts toning to a brown color. Wood has impressions and handling marks to the darkened finish. The stock is cracked at the wrist, on both sides, although stock appears solid. Action operates smoothly, bore rates as fair with pitting near the muzzle, otherwise good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Chinese Type 45 Arisaka/Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #482 (Sale Order 488 of 842)

Chinese Type 45 Arisaka/Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #4137, 6.5x50mm, 30.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with two-piece buttstock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. A rusted, fair condition cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Marked on top of receiver ring with three Chinese characters for "45 Type". Left side receiver rail marked "(boxed)("inverted S")/F48.5." Matching numbers. Rear trigger guard screw is missing and the front screw and rear sling screws fit poorly. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, with pitting at the barrel wood line and toning and patina to much of the finish. Wood is fair with cracks to the forend and hand guard. The finish has been sanded and there are numerous putty repairs present. Action operates smoothly, dark bore rates as fair with fair rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #483 (Sale Order 489 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #141283, .30-40 cal., left side of receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1898 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 141283". The 30" barrel is equipped with a M1896 sight. The metal finish has gone to gray with light pitting on the barrel and dirt in the receiver. The unmarked M1896 stock was heavily sanded leaving the metal proud, and here is a .25" gap between the stock and handguard. Buttplate tang was hammered on. There is a light crack behind the magazine door. Action works properly, bore is good but frosted. Est.: $400-$600 (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1899 Bolt Action Carbine

Lot #484 (Sale Order 490 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1899 Bolt Action Carbine, #284536, .30-40 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1899 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 284536" on the left side. The 22" barrel has a Model 1901 C marked rear sight mounted. The metal has some scattered original finish, the barrel has a pleasing patina, and the sideplate, rear sight and buttplate are lacking finish. Stock was repaired at the wrist with two dowels and sanded leaving a faint "(circle)P" proof. The carbine handguard is very good. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Dominican Republic Model 1953 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #485 (Sale Order 491 of 842)

Dominican Republic Model 1953 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #1528, 7x57mm, 29.3" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. A fair condition steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Rifle was converted from a Brazilian Model 1908, refinished, and engraved "ARMERIA F.A./REP.DOM.1961/No1528" on left side receiver. Mismatched number on bolt handle and cleaning rod. Condition overall is good, the reblued metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with rust to the trigger guard and patina and pitting to the buttplate. Wood is fair with a large name and slash marks carved into the right side forend and buttstock, along with overall scratches and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Portuguese Model 1904-39 Mauser Vergueiro Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #486 (Sale Order 492 of 842)

Portuguese Model 1904-39 Mauser Vergueiro Bolt Action Rifle, #J3041, 8x57mm, 23.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. A poor condition steel cleaning rod with pitting is mounted under the barrel. Rifle is marked on top of receiver ring with the Royal cipher of Carlos I "(crown)CI", and "ESPINGARDA PORTUGUEZA 6.5(marked out) MOD.1904/DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN BERLIN" on left side receiver rail. Matching numbers. Condition overall is good as refinished, the metal retaining approx. 90% reblue which was applied over old pitting on the barrel. Wood has been sanded and stained, now in good condition, with light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. Import stamped on right side barrel. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P.38 Walther ac/45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Shoulder Holster

Lot #487 (Sale Order 493 of 842)

WWII German P.38 Walther ac/45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Shoulder Holster, #8156c, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued/phosphate/bright finish, dark red Bakelite grooved grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Both magazines are marked "P.38v/U" on the left side indicating the feed lips were left unhardened and have "ribbed" followers to provide extra support. There are no other markings. The shoulder holster is made from high quality brown polished leather and is unmarked. Holster condition is very good showing impressions and handling marks. All stitching is intact. Pistol is a late-war type assembled from available parts by the U.S. forces who captured the Walther plant or by the workers still on site. All parts have mismatched numbers in the "c" block. There is an "(eagle)/359" stamp on the left side frame and another on the right-side slide, but no firing proof or final inspection stamp. The bright breechblock is stamped with an "(eagle)/359" stamp but no serial number. The hammer has been crudely finished and left bright. The disassembly lever, slide, and magazine release are phosphate finished. No import marks. Markings are muted on the slide and the rails show hand filing. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, showing edgewear and darkening to the barrel and patina to the hammer. Grips are very good with scattered chips to each side. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Zero Series Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #488 (Sale Order 494 of 842)

WWII German P.38 Spreewerk cyq Zero Series Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #02717U, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grooved grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Both magazines are marked "jvd" on left side. Condition for both is very good showing light wear with one possibly refinished. The black leather second type holster is ink stamped with an "HK" symbol on the inside flap and stamped "gxy 1945" and "P38" on the rear. Condition is very good showing scratches to the flap and surface cracking to the rear. All fittings and stitching are intact. Pistol was possibly issued to the Volksstrum (People's Army) and is marked on the right-side slide "U/firing proof/partial (eagle)88 final acceptance stamp". There is an additional "U" stamp on the left side frame, a "U" and "cyq" on the left side barrel, and an "(eagle)88" on the right side block. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and barrel. There is a matching number (717) stamped over an older number on the breechblock. No import marks. Factory markings are faintly visible on the left side slide. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, also showing filing, reshaping, and re-bluing to the right side barrel and muzzle. Grips are possible reproductions and show light use. Action, hammer drop safety, and hold open all function properly: bright bore rates as good with good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,100. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver

Lot #489 (Sale Order 495 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver, #V100105, .38 S&W cal., 4" pinned barrel, parkerized finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with lanyard ring, half-round blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, all matching visible serial numbers and no visible import marks. Mfg'd 1942-1945. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining 80%-85% parkerized military finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the barrel and frame. Cylinder shows leading edgewear with an index line and scattered surface erosion. Factory markings are legible but fading. Straps show thinning finish and tool marks. Grips are good with indentations and bruising. Butt is marked with the serial number, as are the cylinder and underside of the barrel. Bore is good with light scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory Commercial Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #490 (Sale Order 496 of 842)

Springfield Armory Commercial Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #SC10364, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/SC10364" on the back, "GENESEO IL." on the left, "U S CARBINE/CAL. .30 M1" on the front, and the 18" barrel is unmarked. Carbine has a commercial receiver and barrel with military surplus parts. The finish is very good with marks along the barrel. Rear sight and bolt show wear. Stock has been reshaped, varnished, and is very good. Included are a commercial OD sling and a 10-rd. magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good but the muzzle appears to be filed flat. Est.: $600-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Standard Products Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #491 (Sale Order 497 of 842)

Standard Products Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #1996373, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "STD. PRO./1996373", with a square "S" marked flip sight, and the 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/8-43/(Flaming Bomb)" with a bayonet lug. The arsenal refinish is good except the bolt is patina, the flip sight is lacking finish, and the trigger housing is weak. Stock is stamped "S-HB" in the sling well, with crossed cannons on the right side and the number 3943818 stamped near the oiler well. A "367" is stamped at the left rear. Wood is good with scattered handling marks throughout and heavier scrapes at the left side of the receiver and right side behind pistol grip. Included are a post-war OD sling and a KSG magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #492 (Sale Order 498 of 842)

Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #2746829, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "UNDERWOOD/2746829", with an adjustable sight, and the 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/12-43/(Flaming Bomb)/P" with a bayonet lug. Carbine was arsenal rebuilt and refinished. The re-parkerizing is very good with spots of light wear. Stock is marked "BA/CAB (boxed)" with a "(circle)/P" proof and is in very good condition with scattered handling marks. Included are a WWII OD sling with fraying at the snap and a "(circled)IU" magazine with wear. Action works properly, bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

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

Lot #493 (Sale Order 499 of 842)

U.S. National Postal Meter Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4266963, .30 Carbine cal., receiver is marked "NATIONAL/POSTAL METER/4266963", with an adjustable rear sight. The 18" barrel is marked "MARLIN", with a bayonet lug band. The front sight is loose and there are no import marks. The metal finish is good with wear on the barrel, bayonet lug and buttplate. Stock is marked "P-U" in the sling well, "UEF/GHD" in a box with crossed cannons on the right side, and a "(circle)P" proof at the pistol grip. The high-wood stock shows use, was sanded, and has a crack on the left side of the recoil plate. Included are a WW2 OD sling marked "R.I. ORD. CENTER/1945", and a very good U magazine. Action works properly, bore is good but has a rough area in front of the chamber. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Portuguese Contract M937A Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #494 (Sale Order 500 of 842)

Portuguese Contract M937A Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #C9260, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with flat buttplate, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. A steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Condition is good with some pitting, marked "MAUSER ?WERKE A.G.OBERNDORF A/N" on left side receiver rail. Top of receiver ring marked with Portuguese crest over "1937". There are "eagle-swastika" firing proofs on the left side receiver and barrel. Right side buttstock marked with "eagle-swastika", and two "eagle-swastika WaA 63" stamps. Matching numbers except trigger guard screws. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx.70% finish, with some parts showing wear, toning, or areas of patina. There is evidence of rust pitting along the barrel wood line. Wood is very good showing darkening, impressions, and handling marks. There is a partially visible white painted rack number on the right-side buttstock. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $750-$1,000, (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and P.38 Holster

Lot #495 (Sale Order 501 of 842)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and P.38 Holster, #NW1435, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, and lanyard loop. No safety lever. Both magazines have lanyard loops on floorplates. Magazine #1 is stamped with a matching serial number. Condition is good with dents and patina to the left side. Magazine #2 is stamped with a mismatched number (682). Condition is good with wear and darkening to the finish. The black second type leather holster is stamped "CXB/43/P38" on the rear. The front body has exposed holes where the thread was re stitched. Condition is very good with flaking, impressions, and darkening to the finish. All fittings are in place. Pistol is marked "NW1435/Izhevsk Arsenal symbol/1942" on left side frame with a matching inscription on top of slide. A spurious "eagle-swastika" proof mark has been lightly stamped on the rear of the right-side frame. Condition overall is very good as refinished, the re-blued metal retaining approx. 95% finish, showing patina to the left side slide. Grips have had added varnish applied, now in good condition, with some finish loss to the right side. Bore is very good with very good defined rifling. Action and hold open operate properly. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #496 (Sale Order 502 of 842)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #18310, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.61" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with trapezoid notch. The single magazine has an aluminum base and is an early nickel-plated type, without cutout for magazine retention spring. Matching number stamped on rear spine under a "dot" symbol indicating this was issued as a spare magazine. The tan leather holster is the Type VI variant with a nickel-plated spring closure strap. There is a very good condition white paper label under the flap printed with four Japanese characters. There is no extra magazine, ammunition, cleaning rod, or spare striker. Condition is good with handling marks, scuffs, and darkening to the leather, especially to the belt loop. A faint U.S. soldier's name "BELL" is lightly marked on the rear. Pistol is marked with the symbols for the "Nagoya Nambu-Kokubunji" factory on the right-side frame over "11.3" indicating mfg. in March 1936. Left side frame stamped with four characters identifying model "14 Year Type". Matching numbers stamped on trigger and top of bolt carrier. Condition is good, the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, with frosting and patina spots across the barrel and both sides of the frame and frosting across the front and rear grip straps. The straw trigger and safety lever retain their vivid colors. Grips are good with an even dark color showing handling marks and a scratch across the left side. Bore rates as fair to good with frosting forward of the lead with fair rifling. Action, safety, and hold open operate smoothly. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with a bdr 1943 Dated Holster and Add'l Mag

Lot #497 (Sale Order 503 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with a bdr 1943 Dated Holster and Additional Magazine, #6712b, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, reddish-brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two (2) blued steel magazines. Left side of the first magazine is marked "P.38v"; spine with upside down "(eagle)359" waffenamt. The second is a post-war magazine that has a "Walther Banner" on left side, spine is dated "11/59". Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and "(eagle)359" waffenamt. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Bottom of the barrel is marked "fnh". Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a hardshell black leather 1943 dated bdr (Richard Ehrhardt Lederwarenfabrik) holster. Backside of the holster with maker's mark, part of the "WaA186" waffenamt is visible, and "P38" is present. Pistol is in very good overall condition. Finish shows general thinning and wear, approx. 70% remains. Magazine release displays a brown patina. Grips show moderate handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. There is mild frosting visible scattered throughout the bore. Lands and grooves are still clearly defined and the rifling rates good overall. Holster is in good condition showing general scuffs and scratches from service use. Lifting strap is present. Stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

German Waffen Marked WWII Era Spanish Star Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #498 (Sale Order 504 of 842)

German Waffen Marked WWII Era Spanish Star Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #250807, 9mm, 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, lanyard ring, low-profile blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, 8-rd. Star marked blue steel magazine, color case hardened hammer, clear factory markings with Spanish proofs on the left side slide, frame and trigger guard. Barrel is marked "Cal. 08" with a "P" inside a flaming bomb acceptance mark. There is a sharp German waffenamt inspector's proof "WaAD20" at the right rear of the frame, all matching visible serial numbers, no visible import marks. Lot includes a period russet brown leather flap holster in very good condition with an additional Star marked blue steel magazine. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining 80%-85% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, edgewear and scratches. There is scattered light surface rust and erosion on the slide and frame. Straps and trigger guard show thinning finish and edgewear. Grips are in good condition showing heavy use and flattening of checkering. Bore is fair with moderate corrosion and roughness, showing visible rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Naval Issued Beretta Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #499 (Sale Order 505 of 842)

Scarce Naval Issued Beretta Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #218969, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, vertically ribbed metal two-piece grips with "PB" monogram, lanyard loop, heel release magazine, 8-rd. unmarked magazine, blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, with exaggerated slide stop. Lot includes a period black leather flap style holster in very good condition, with an extra unmarked 8-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1922-1932. Pistol is in good overall condition having gone entirely to a mottled silver/gray patina, with scattered surface erosion and pinprick pitting. Left side of frame is Navy marked, with an anchor surrounded by "RM"; right side bears the same markings at the rear of the frame. Markings are legible with all matching visible serial numbers and no visible import marks. Grips are very good with flattening of the vertical ribs, marks and erosion. Bore is good with scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Nazi Marked Beretta Model 1934 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #500 (Sale Order 506 of 842)

Nazi Marked Beretta Model 1934 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G37992, .380 ACP cal., 3.38" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, ring hammer, high-polish blue finish, textured plastic Beretta marked two-piece grips, lanyard ring, and one unmarked magazine with finger rest. Lot includes a Nazi marked period brown leather police style flap holster with an extra unmarked magazine. Holster is in good condition, marked with the "eagle-swastika" symbol and waffenamt "WaA76". Both markings are on the rear of the holster. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining 88%-90% high-polish blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the slide, and highpoint edgewear throughout. Ringed hammer shows muted color case hardening. Straps have drifted to gray patina and the trigger guard shows edgewear and thinning finish. Left rear of the frame is marked with a crown over eagle emblem; right rear is marked with a "eagle-swastika" proof. Slide is unmarked and there are no visible import marks noted. The textured plastic grips are very good and fit well. Bore is very good with strong rifling and the action functions smoothly on this WWII era Nazi marked Model 1934. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with cxb-4 Pebble Grain Holster and Two Magazi

Lot #501 (Sale Order 507 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with cxb-4 Pebble Grain Holster and Two Magazines, #9206, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, black ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two (2) blued steel magazines. The first magazine is marked "P.38v" on the left side and "(eagle)359" waffenamt on the spine. Second magazine is marked "P.38" on the left side "(eagle)WaA706" and "jvd" on the spine. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a softshell black leather pebble grain holster. Backside is marked with cxb (Moll Lederwarenfabrik) maker code, "4", and "P38". Pistol is in good overall condition. Finish shows general thinning and wear, approx. 70% remains. Majority of the finish loss occurs on the front grip strap. There is light pitting on the right side of the barrel and right side front edge of the slide. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips are very good+ and show normal light handling wear. Action operates smoothly and the hold open functions properly. Hammer drop does not work and will need to be repaired. Bore is primarily bright with a little mild frosting in the grooves, rifling is well-defined, and the bore rates as very good overall. Holster is good. Pebble grain texture shows some flattening, general scuffs and scratches. One of the belt loops is an old smooth replacement. Stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther ac-43 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Magazines

Lot #502 (Sale Order 508 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-43 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Two Magazines, #8195b, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, with one dark brown and one black ribbed Bakelite grip, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two (2) blued steel magazines. Both magazines are marked "P.38v" on the left side, one with "(eagle)359" waffenamt on the spine and the other an "(eagle)135". Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on the barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a brown leather hardshell holster. There is a partially legible "WaA/38" waffenamt on the backside. Pistol is in very good+ condition. Approx. 85%+ factory metal finish remains, showing light holster wear to the muzzle and edges of the slide, wear to the front grip strap. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show normal light handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and rates near excellent overall. Both magazines retain most of their finish, one with scattered small spots of pitting and rust patina. Holster is in fair condition showing age and service wear. Exterior with scuffs and scratches throughout. Including a few spots of heavier wear to the lid and near the tip. Belt loops and the lifting strap look like old replacements. Stitching is not frayed. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

German WWII P.38 Spreewerk cvq Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #503 (Sale Order 509 of 842)

German WWII P.38 Spreewerk cvq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #a5334, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, dull blued finish, black Bakelite grooved grips, dovetailed blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, cog type hammer, late reinforced frame, and one blued steel magazine. Magazine is marked "(eagle)88" on rear spine. Condition is very good showing light wear and scratches. Left side slide marked "P.38/cvq", right side slide marked "(eagle)88(acceptance)/eagle-swastika firing proof/partially visible", "(eagle)88" (final acceptance). There is an additional "(eagle)88" on the left side frame, barrel, and right side of the blued locking block. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with light wear around the muzzle, spots of pitting to the slide, and wear to the front grip strap. Trigger bar shows grinding to the rear. Grips are good with three notches carved into the bottom right side, and both showing scratches and handling marks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bright bore rates as good with good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

German Walther HP (Heerespistole) Commercial P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster,

Lot #504 (Sale Order 510 of 842)

German Walther HP (Heerespistole) Commercial P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #3487, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, black Bakelite grooved grips, dovetailed blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, and one blued steel magazine. Magazine marked "P.38" on left side and "(eagle)/359" on the spine. Condition is very good with light wear showing toning and patina. Black first type leather holster is marked "gxy/1943/WaA 706/P38" on the rear. Condition is good with overall aging, impressions, and handling marks to the finish. All fittings and stitching are intact. Pistol is marked "(Walther logo)Waffenfabrik Walther,Zella-Mehlis(Thur)/Walther's Patent Cal.9m/m/Mod. HP" on left side slide. Right side frame, barrel, and locking block stamped with "(eagle)N" commercial proof stamps. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and locking block. No import marks. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, showing areas of pitting and patina to the slide, trigger guard and barrel. Grips are good with fading, chips, and handling marks to the grooves. Action and hammer drop safety function properly. Magazine will not hold slide open. (Slide will hold open when different magazine is substituted). Bright bore rates good with good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet Tula Arsenal M91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet

Lot #505 (Sale Order 511 of 842)

Soviet Tula Arsenal M91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet, #9130118877, 7.62x54Rmm, 28.75" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. A very good condition steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and a good condition cotton and leather sling is attached. The spike bayonet is stamped "714", fits over the muzzle but will not lock into place. Condition is very good showing light wear and scratches. Rifle barrel shank is faintly marked with fletched arrow inside the five-pointed star of the Tula Arsenal over "1937/No/160056". There is a diamond-shaped refurbishment stamp on top of the receiver ring and a diagonal line inside box stamp on the right-side buttstock. Matching original numbers. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 90% of the arsenal reblued finish. Bluing was applied over old pitting and this is evident around the muzzle and to the barrel shank and receiver. Toe of the buttstock has an arsenal spliced repair. Wood condition is very good showing an even color and scattered handling marks and flaking to the varnish finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore rates as fair with pitting and fair rifling. Import engraved on left side receiver. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Brazilian Model 1908 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #506 (Sale Order 512 of 842)

Brazilian Model 1908 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #B4709k, 7x57mm, 29.3" barrel, blued finish with bright receiver and bolt, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. A very good condition brass and steel muzzle cover is attached. A steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Condition is good with patina at the rear. Rifle is marked with clear Brazilian crest on top of receiver ring and "Mod.1908." on the right side. Left side receiver rail marked "DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN,BERLIN". There is a "Star B" symbol on the right-side buttstock. Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish. The bright receiver and bolt assembly show light toning. Wood has been sanded and varnished over old handling marks, now in good condition. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Quality Hardware Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #507 (Sale Order 513 of 842)

Quality Hardware Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4810739, .30 Carb. cal., receiver is marked "QUALITY H.M.C./4810739", with an adjustable sight. The 18" barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/1-44", with a bayonet lug band marked "O" in a diamond. The arsenal re-parkerizing is very good, with wear on the bayonet lug band and the front of the barrel; the worn buttplate was painted black. The potbelly stock is light birch, marked "X" on the pistol grip and in very good condition; the handguard shows handling marks. Includes one 10-rd., one 30-rd., and one 40-rd. magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Lot includes CMP Certificate of Authenticity and invoice. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #508 (Sale Order 514 of 842)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #1062353, .30 Carbine cal., receiver is marked "WINCHESTER/TRADE MARK/1062353", with an adjustable rear sight. The 18" replacement barrel is marked "P/S A 1 51/(Crossed Cannons)", with a bayonet lug band. This carbine was arsenal rebuilt and the re-parkerizing is very good throughout, with wear on the round bolt and rust spots on the worn buttplate. The birch potbelly stock is marked with the boxed "FAT/82" cartouche which is Italian military. Stock is very good with some discoloration. Action works properly, bore is excellent. This carbine was military aid sent to Italy then returned, and many were sold thru the CMP which did not require import marks. No magazine. Lot includes CMP Certificate of Authenticity and invoice. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #509 (Sale Order 515 of 842)

Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #642453, .30 Carb. cal., receiver marked "INLAND DIVISION/642457", with an adjustable sight. The 18" barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/8-43", with a bayonet lug band marked MMQ. The arsenal re-parkerizing is very good with wear and rust spots on the buttplate. The low-wood stock is marked "RMC" in the sling well and "RMC(boxed)" with crossed cannons on the right side. There is tape with "144" near the magazine well and labels bonded on the front left side with "276". Stock is in good condition with scattered handling marks. Included are a reproduction sling and a 10-rd. magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. There are no import marks. Lot includes CMP Certificate of Authenticity, invoice, and copy of letter to CMP. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Rock-Ola Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #510 (Sale Order 516 of 842)

Rock-Ola Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4572308, .30 Carb. cal., receiver marked "ROCK-OLA/4572308", with an adjustable sight. The undated 18" barrel is marked "ROCK-OLA" with a bayonet lug band. The arsenal re-parkerizing is very good with light patina on the bayonet lug and barrel. The unmarked potbelly replacement stock shows use with handling marks throughout, and the buttplate is worn with no finish. Included is a BW marked 15-rd. magazine mfg'd by Bridgeport Metal Goods. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Lot includes CMP Certificate of Authenticity, invoice, Ordnance Field Service Technical Bulletin. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

WWII German Spreewerk cyq P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #511 (Sale Order 517 of 842)

WWII German Spreewerk cyq P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7929r, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, dark brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Lower magazine spine is marked with "(eagle)88" waffenamt. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof, and two "(eagle)88" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)88" waffenamt and asterisk mark on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Condition is very good+. Approx. 92% factory blue remains. Frame shows some thinning and there is edgewear present on the slide. Right side of the slide also has a few patches of mild pitting. Grips show normal light handling wear, no chips or cracks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright, no visible frosting or erosion, rifling is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther ac-44 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Post-War Holster and Two Magazines

Lot #512 (Sale Order 518 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-44 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Post-War Holster and Two Magazines, #5760f, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, with mottled reddish-brown Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two blued steel magazines. First magazine is marked "P.38v" on the left side; spine is marked "(eagle)359" (upside down), "WaA706", and "jvd". Second magazine is marked "P.38v" on the left side; "(eagle)135" (upside down) on the spine. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on the barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a post-war softshell black leather holster. No visible markings are present on the holster. Pistol is in near excellent condition. Approx. 93%-95% factory blue remains with some areas of light edgewear, thinning to the front grip strap. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show normal light handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Holster is near excellent, showing some mild age cracking, intermittent light scuffs and scratches. The "jvd" marked magazine retains no finish, having been heavily cleaned, with scattered patches of moderate pitting. Second magazine is very good, showing normal finish wear. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

French Proofed byf-44 Mauser P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Post-War Holster and Two Magazines

Lot #513 (Sale Order 519 of 842)

French Proofed byf-44 Mauser P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Post-War Holster and Two Magazines, #6917g, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, gray phosphate finish, ribbed stamped sheet metal grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two (2) magazines. Both magazines are marked on the left side "P.38"; spine with "WaA706" waffenamt, and "jvd". One of the magazines has a darker matte blue finish. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a post-war softshell black leather holster with no visible markings present. Pistol is in very good overall condition, showing mild patina and toning to the gray metal. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show moderate patina and handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and rates as near excellent overall. Matte blue magazine retains nearly all its applied finish. Other magazine shows considerable finish wear and dark patina. Holster is near excellent, showing intermittent light scuffs and scratches, stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #514 (Sale Order 520 of 842)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #6B1475, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips embossed with five-pointed star and "CCCP" logo on each side. Blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with U-notch. There is a lanyard ring on the left side of the frame. Both magazines have lanyard loops on bottom. #1 is stamped #40636 on floorplate. Condition is good with wear and patina. #2 is stamped #21215. Condition is very good with wear and light patina frosting. Brown leather holster has markings blacked out on underside of flap. Condition is good with stains and handling marks to the finish. All stitching and fittings are intact. A good condition steel cleaning rod is mounted to the front loops. Pistol is marked "6B1475/(five-pointed Tula Arsenal star)/1940" on left side frame and on top of the slide. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, showing patina spots and wear to the slide and front grip strap. Grips are good with a small chip to the right side and scratches and wear to the grooves. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Era Browning/FN Model 1922 Marked Dutch M25 No.2 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #515 (Sale Order 521 of 842)

WWII Era Browning/FN Model 1922 Marked Dutch M25 No.2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #52188, .380 ACP cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered composite two-piece FN monogram grips, lanyard ring, 9-rd. blued steel FN marked magazine, all matching visible serial numbers, no visible import markings. Lot includes a period brown leather military holster with brass hardware, missing the cleaning rod in pouch. Holster is in good condition with tight stitching, numbered "51159" on the interior. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining 80%-90% thinning factory finish, with moderate and even holster wear at the muzzle, along the slide and frame. Straps show minor surface erosion and the trigger guard shows modest edgewear. Barrel, trigger guard, left side of slide and frame all show Belgian proof marks. Top of the slide is well marked with a large crown over "W" and an additional crown at the rear of the action. Action is crisp, bore is good with scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Grips are very good with chips and minor insect damage on both panels. Markings indicate that the pistol is a WWII era Dutch Army service pistol, known as an M25 No.2, often referred to as the "FN Dutch Wilhelmina Pistol". Pistol was standard issue for the Dutch Army during WWII, and large quantities were surrendered to the Germans and re-issued to the Navy and SS. This is an interesting and unusual example that deserves additional research. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther HP (Heeres Pistole) P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with jln 1943 Dated Holster

Lot #516 (Sale Order 522 of 842)

WWII German Walther HP (Heeres Pistole) P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with jln 1943 Dated Holster, #14941, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blue finish, reddish-brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Left side of magazine is marked "P.38v". Right side of slide is marked with "(eagle)359" waffenamt and "(eagle)N" proof; left side with Walther "Zella-Mehlis" slide legend and "Mod. HP". Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a black leather hardshell 1943 dated jln (Deutsche Lederwerkstatten GmbH.) holster. Backside of the holster with maker's mark and is also stamped "(eagle)WaA145" and "P.38". Pistol is in good condition. Approx. 80% factory blue remains. There are areas of mild pitting scattered throughout, most notable on the sides of the slide which also show thinning and finish wear. Factory lettering, proof marks, etc. are clear. Grips display handling wear and a few small chips to the ribbed portion on each grip. Upper back corner of the right grip also shows evidence of a repaired chip. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. There is light pitting throughout the length of the bore, rifling is good. Holster is good showing general light scuffs and scratches, including a few more noticeable scratches and some mild age cracking to the lid. Maker's stamps and waffenamt are clear (maker's stamp is applied upside down). Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Era Waffen Marked Spanish Astra Model 300 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #517 (Sale Order 523 of 842)

WWII Era Waffen Marked Spanish Astra Model 300 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #565582, .380 cal., 3.9" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, lanyard loop, 6-rd. Astra marked blue steel magazine, sharp factory markings, including multiple proof and acceptance marks on the left rear of the slide and frame. Top of the barrel displays the Astra emblem and there is a crisp German eagle over "WaA251" Waffenamt mark at the right rear of the frame. Lot includes a period brown leather police style flap holster with an extra Astra marked 6-rd. magazine in very good condition. Mfg'd 1942. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% toning blue finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle and minor marks. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering and a small mark on the left panel. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #518 (Sale Order 524 of 842)

Chinese Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #14085356, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips embossed with five-pointed star logo on each side. Blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with U-notch. There is a lanyard ring on the left side of the frame. Both magazines have matching numbers (#5356) stamped on floorplates. Condition for both is very good to excellent with one showing light wear. The brown leather Chinese holster assembly consists of a holster, two-cell ammunition pouch, and shoulder strap. All pieces are unmarked. Condition is good with the darkened leather showing stains, impressions, and handling marks. All stitching and fittings are intact. A very good condition steel cleaning rod is mounted to the front holster loops. Pistol is marked "14085356/66/1967" on left side frame. Top of slide marked with three characters for "54 Type/14085356". Condition overall is very good as reblued over old pitting, now retaining approx. 95% finish, with stains to the top of the slide and white paint added to the numbers and characters. Grips are very good with scratches and handling marks to both sides. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Czech Mauser Mod.98 dou.45 Code Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #519 (Sale Order 525 of 842)

Post-War Czech Mauser Mod.98 dou.45 Code Bolt Action Rifle, #1801l, 7.9mmx57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, receiver marked "Mod.98" and "dou.45", Czech lion proof mark on receiver, with waffenampt "(eagle)63" proof marks on barrel; 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, bayonet lug, no cleaning rod, laminated stock and upper hand guard, side sling slot, "SYL 946" stamped in right side of butt, cupped buttplate with hole for bolt takedown, stamped and welded barrel bands, matching number bolt, stamped large winter type trigger guard made without a floorplate, no visible import markings. Assembled just after the war, using some Nazi parts. Condition is good, the metal parts retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with some surface rust on the barrel and trigger guard, wear from use on the high edges of the action, barrel, and barrel bands, wear lines from use on the bolt and extractor. Bore is bright with nice lands and grooves, the action and safety function properly. Stock has a dark stained color, with dings, scratches, and losses around the recoil lug. There is a 4" hairline crack running horizontally in the stock near the rear sight. Buttplate shows a dark patina with edgewear and rust patina, with heavy rust at the top. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Eddystone Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #520 (Sale Order 526 of 842)

U.S. Eddystone Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle, #845090, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./EDDYSTONE/MODEL OF 1917/845090", with a flip-up peep sight. The 26" barrel is a replacement marked "W/(Flaming Bomb)/3-19". The arsenal refinish is very good with light wear on the bolt and buttplate. Stock is marked with a boxed E S.A.A. (San Antonio Arsenal) on the left side and a boxed "P" proof behind the trigger guard. Stock is very good with handling marks near the cartouche. Included is a refinished Remington Model 1917 bayonet with wear on the blade and wood grip. Leather scabbard body has scuffs with patina on the metal parts, and the metal top is loose at the staple. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #521 (Sale Order 527 of 842)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3984535, .30-06 cal., receiver is marked "U.S./REMINGTON/MODEL 03-A3/3984535", with an adjustable peep sight. The 24" barrel is marked "RA/(Flaming Bomb)/9-43", with a "P" proof underneath. All parts appear to be Remington. The metal finish is very good overall with wear on the bolt and buttplate. Stock is correct and marked "RA/(Crossed Cannons)", a boxed "FJA" on the left side and a "P" proof behind the trigger guard. The four factory symbols are stamped in front of the magazine. Stock is very good with light handling marks. Attached is a post-war OD sling marked MRT/NOV. 1951. Action works properly, two-groove bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

German Occupation Vis 35 Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #522 (Sale Order 528 of 842)

German Occupation Vis 35 Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #D2624, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips embossed with "FB" and "VIS" logos on each side, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with V-notch, and lanyard loop. Both magazines are marked with "(eagle)189"stamps on the floorplate. Both are in good to very good condition with wear and patina. The black leather single magazine pocket holster is marked "P 35(P)" with additional ink stamps under the flap. Condition is good with wear and scratches to the finish. All stitching and fittings are intact. Pistol is marked "F.B.RADOM VIS Mod.Pat.Nr15567" on left side slide with "(eagle)77(Radom)/eagle-swastika proof/(eagle)625" (Steyr) stamps. Left and right-side frame has "(eagle)77" stamps. Matching number on grip safety. Stamped "66178" under decocking lever. Pistol is a Type III variation with a slide hold open and decocker, made without the disassembly lever and stock slot. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, with overall thinning and fine pitting to the left side frame, slide, and trigger guard. There is also brown toning to the front and rear grip straps. Grips are good with a chip to the left side and scratches to the right side logo. Bright bore is very good with very good rifling; action, hold open, and decocker operate properly. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Austrian Steyr-Hahn Model 1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #523 (Sale Order 529 of 842)

Austrian Steyr-Hahn Model 1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8443W, 9x23 Steyr cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, lanyard loop, dovetailed blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights. There are Austrian proofs on the right side of the trigger guard and lanyard loop, factory markings are clear, with all matching visible serial numbers and no visible import marks. Mfg'd 1918. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, edgewear along the slide and frame, and scattered spots of surface erosion. grips are very good with a chip at the base of the left panel and the securing screw protruding thru the right panel. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with moderate frosting and defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Sauer & Sohn 38H Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #524 (Sale Order 530 of 842)

WWII German Sauer & Sohn 38H Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #410641,.32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips impressed with Sauer & Sohn logo on left side, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, and one magazine. Magazine is marked on floorplate "CAL.7,65./Sauer & Sohn logo". Condition is very good with light wear to the finish. Black leather holster is ink stamped "Walther P.P." under the flap and impressed "D.R.G.M.(AKAH company logo)" behind the closure flap. Condition is very good showing a small tear to the top of the flap and very light handling marks and impressions. All stitching and fittings are in place. Pistol is a Second Model variation marked only with "CAL.7,65" on the left side slide but retaining the safety and the cocking/de-cocking lever. There is an "(eagle)37" inspection stamp on the left side forward trigger guard web, and a "(eagle)N" proof stamp on the right-side frame under the serial number. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish with areas of pitting to the right-side slide, highpoint wear, and brown patina to the front and rear grip straps. Letters have been scratched off of the right-side grip, both sides are otherwise very good showing chips and flattening to the checkering. Bright bore rates as good with good rifling; action, safety, and de-cocking lever operates smoothly. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Contract Femaru 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines & Luftwaffe Issued Holster

Lot #525 (Sale Order 531 of 842)

WWII German Contract Femaru 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Luftwaffe Issued Holster, #57730, .32 ACP cal., 4.33" barrel, blued finish, hardwood grips with vertical grooves, inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with "V" notch, grip and lever safeties, lanyard ring, and two magazines with finger extensions. Magazine #1 is blued and marked with a matching serial number and "P.MOD.37" on the bottom of the finger extension and floorplate. Condition is good with wear and patina. Magazine #2 is bright and marked with a mismatched serial number (69874) and "P.MOD.37" on the floorplate. Condition is fair showing dents and reshaping. The brown leather Luftwaffe Theuermann style drop holster is stamped "jsd/1942/(eagle)L(possibly 2)" on the rear and faintly partially ink stamped "Nur fur Pistole (37M)/(Ung.)KAL.7,65" under the flap. Condition is fair with applied paint, cracks, stains, and darkening to the finish. All fittings and stitching are in place. Pistol is marked "P. Mod 37,Kal.7,65./eagle-swastika firing proof/jhv/43"on left side slide. There is a "(eagle)/WaA 173" stamp on the front of the left side trigger guard web. Matching number on barrel. Condition overall is good with almost all of the finish on the metal darkened showing fine pitting and toning. Grips are good with overall chips and handling marks to the grooves. Bright bore rates as good with good rifling. Action, safeties, and hold open operate properly. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Occupation Vis 35 Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster

Lot #526 (Sale Order 532 of 842)

WWII German Occupation Vis 35 Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #A6340, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, gray phosphate finish, smooth hardwood grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with V-notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and one magazine. Magazine is marked "(eagle)189" on the floorplate. Condition is good with patina and darkening to the finish. The black leather holster is marked with an unreadable ink stamp under the flap. Condition is good with knife cuts to the bottom and showing wear and impressions to the finish. All stitching and fittings are in place. Pistol is a Type 3 with two levers made without the disassembly lever and with no stock slot in the rear of the frame. Marked "F.B.RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567" on left side slide. There are "(eagle)77" stamps on the left side frame and slide and an "eagle-swastika" and "WaA 626" stamps on the left side slide. A faint "(eagle)77" is stamped on the right-side frame. Mismatched number on left side slide and grip safety. No import marks. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, with thinning and patina to the slide and sides of the frame, and wear and patina to the front and rear grip straps. The right-side grip is repaired below the lower screw and there is roughness along the bottom of both sides, condition is otherwise good with an even color. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore is fair with darkening in the grooves and worn rifling. Est.: $1,100-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Marine-Kustenpolizei or Wasserschutzpolizei Helmets

Lot #527 (Sale Order 533 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Marine-Kustenpolizei (Marine Coastal Police) or Wasserschutzpolizei (Water Protection Police) M-34 Double Decal Helmets: 1) Lightweight Double-Vented Helmet. Satin black paint on shell is 90% complete with minimal scratches. Marine Coastal Police or Water Protection Police gold-toned bordered decal 90+% with mild wear (gold-colored eagles were used as Kriegsmarine used gold insignia and helmet eagle decals). Original Party shield decal on right side 85+% with scratches. Original tan leather liner in nearly complete worn condition dry with some flaking, Size stamp ?57', no other markings visible. Black ersatz dome pad in excellent condition and original drawstring, portion of black leather chin strap and fittings are present. 2) Second example with exterior and interior having satin black paint approx. 98% intact with light wear. Marine Coastal Police or Water Protection Police gold-toned bordered decal 95+% with mild wear (gold-colored eagles were used as Kriegsmarine used gold insignia and helmet eagle decals). Original Party shield decal on right side 75+% with scratches. Original tan leather liner in nearly complete in excellent condition. Size stamp ?56', no other markings visible. Black ersatz dome pad in fair condition and non-original drawstring, complete black pigskin leather chin strap and fittings are in excellent condition. Portion of manufacturer's sticker is also present. Helmet is in excellent collectible condition. Est.: $400-$600/Lot.

WWII German Double Decal M-42 Helmet

Lot #528 (Sale Order 534 of 842)

WWII German Double Decal M-42 Helmet, possible Kriegsmarine issue. Entire shell has been brush painted in light semi-gloss gray over a darker gray color overall which is 70+% complete, showing many scratches at dome top and sides. (Originality of wartime camo application is suspect and not guaranteed.) Kriegsmarine (Navy) decal 85+%, Tri-Color National shield is hand-painted 75% complete on right side. A non-original leather liner has been re-installed and in good condition, size ?58' inked on liner, string has been installed for drawstring, original chinstrap dated 1944 installed. Inside of shell is painted in light semi-gloss gray with some rust pitting visible under the paint. Size and lot stamps are not visible thru the paint. Possible Kriegsmarine helmet, worthy of more research. Est.: $400-$500.

WWII German Police Motorcycle Crash Helmet in black for Metropolitan Police

Lot #529 (Sale Order 535 of 842)

WWII German Police Motorcycle Crash Helmet in black for Metropolitan Police. Has a molded smooth black leather helmet shell with raised, padded protective rim around base in excellent condition. Front center of helmet features a German WW2 Police national eagle and swastika in silvered finish with some patina. Helmet has extended black leather protective side and rear panels. Interior of helmet has Leather chinstrap with nickel buckle, 6 tongue liner and soft leather dome cover, all interior components are in nearly mint condition. Maker's label is present but not legible, size 54 shown. An excellent early Third Reich Police helmet rarely seen in this condition. Est: $250-$400.

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Luftwaffe Helmets

Lot #530 (Sale Order 536 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) WWII German Luftwaffe Helmets: 1) Double Decal M-35 Helmet. Original gloss gray paint shows scratches, surface rust, and much wear on dome and exterior. Original Luftwaffe (Airforce) decal 35+% on left side ? much of decal has been scraped off. Original Tri-Color decal 75% with scratches and chips. Original WWII leather liner has been reinstalled in complete moderately worn condition with some drying with liner band fitting poorly. Liner rivets have no paint on them, has black shoelace for drawstring, complete chinstrap in very dry condition. Shell size ?ET 64' and lot number ?3570'. Interior paint is in good condition with no dome stamp or other markings present. 2) Single Decal M-35 Helmet, looks to be factory repainted and refitted for reissue. Exterior has textured dark field gray paint in 90+% with minor scratches and light surface rust. Original style Luftwaffe (Airforce) decal looks to be re applied and is in 85+% complete. Original WWII leather liner is in complete minty condition (with ?60' in a circle-size stamp) has been reinstalled in excellent fashion with original drawstring. Folded old paper is tucked under front of leather liner. WWII chinstrap is present in good condition, maker marked and dated ?1938'. Shell size ?ET 68'and lot number ?4762'. Interior paint is in good, complete condition. An excellent large size reissue helmet in collectable condition. Est.: $400-$500/Lot.

WWII German Camo Heer (Army) No Decal M-42 Helmet

Lot #531 (Sale Order 537 of 842)

WWII German Camo Heer (Army) No Decal M-42 Helmet. Shell has a heavy sand and paint texture in a light green, tan sand and darker green color scheme, 98% complete with scuffs and surface rust. Originality is not guaranteed but has been well applied in an original pattern and style. Partial original leather liner is present in dry condition, with dome stamp. Brown thin paint has been applied around interior skirt and an unidentifiable tactical unit symbol is painted in white at rear. Size "NS 64" and "1847" lot stamps are visible through the paint. Possibly a very unique original camo pattern. Est.: $250-$400.

WWII German Luftwaffe (Air force) No Decal Camo M-35 Helmet

Lot #532 (Sale Order 538 of 842)

WWII German Luftwaffe (Air force) No Decal Camo M-35 Helmet. Shell surface has been brush painted with sand textured medium tan paint in 50+% coverage, with heavy surface rust and many nicks and scratches; looks like a coat of medium green paint is under the sand camo and over the original Luftwaffe gray paint. Traces of original Luftwaffe (Air force) decal is visible under texture. Original Party shield decal on right side can be barely seen under the camo paint. Original leather liner in complete moderately worn condition, some drying and flaking, has original drawstring in place. Liner has not been removed from helmet. Complete chinstrap is present showing wear and dirt. Interior paint shows some chipping, rust and dirt, dome stamp not present, but ?Uffz Schwandner' has been painted in white on rear of skirt, along with size stamp ?Q 64' and lot number ?2793', no other stamps or markings are visible. Looks to be an original period helmet having period camo application installed over the shell. Est.: $200-$400/Lot.

Sig-Sauer Model P220 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #533 (Sale Order 539 of 842)

Sig-Sauer Model P220 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G226472, .45 ACP cal., 4.4" barrel, black Nitron finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, Trijicon night sights, 7-rd. Sig Sauer marked magazine. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% factory finish, with even holster and edgewear along the slide and frame. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN W. GERMANY' on the right side of the slide. Grips are very good with wear and light surface rust on the securing screws. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Walther/Interarms PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #534 (Sale Order 540 of 842)

Walther/Interarms PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A054900, .380 ACP cal., 3.31" barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered plastic two-piece Walther monogram grips, red dot blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, 7-rd. Walther marked magazine with finger extension, and clear factory markings. Lot includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, test target, instruction manual, and extra 7-rd. Walther marked magazine without finger extension. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition with holster wear and handling marks. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 92 FS Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #535 (Sale Order 541 of 842)

Beretta Model 92 FS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BER126785, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, matte black Bruniton finish, checkered plastic two-piece Beretta monogram grips, lanyard loop, 10-rd. Beretta marked magazine with plastic base, three-dot sighting system, and ambidextrous safety. Lot includes an additional 10-rd. Beretta marked magazine with plastic base. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, showing little use. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this lightly used pistol. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

German Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #536 (Sale Order 542 of 842)

German Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol, #D2576, 9mm Makarov cal., 3.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, low-profile blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, unmarked 8-rd. magazine, and safety decocker. Lot includes an additional 8-rd. magazine with "004" etched into the side of the magazine. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% factory blue finish, with scratches and holster wear along the slide and frame. Factory markings are legible with lightly stamped import markings on the right side of the frame "NHM SAC. CA." Grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Hungarian FEG Model PA-63 Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #537 (Sale Order 543 of 842)

Hungarian FEG Model PA-63 Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol, #L012636, 9mm Makarov cal., 3.93" barrel, blue slide with anodized aluminum frame, 7-rd. unmarked magazine with non-matching serial number on the base, low-profile blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, with decocking safety. Lot includes a nylon IWB open top holster and additional 7-rd. magazine with non-matching serial number. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, with light scratches and modest holster wear at the muzzle on the blued slide. Frame displays Hungarian proofs on the left side. Right side is marked "HUNGARY' and import marked "C.I.A." for Century International Arms. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering and fit well. Action functions well, bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

American Arms Model P-98 Classic Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #538 (Sale Order 544 of 842)

American Arms Model P-98 Classic Semi-Automatic Pistol, #001072, .22 LR cal., 5" barrel, matte blue/black finish, ribbed plastic two-piece wraparound grips, banded blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, 8-rd. detachable magazine marked "ERMA", clear factory marks, with the right side of the slide marked "DESIGN BY ERMA-WERKE", and frame marked "MADE IN USA". Lot includes a Case Guard molded plastic one-piece case with instruction manual. Mfg'd 1990-1996. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty bright and may be unfired. Action is crisp on this interesting pistol, patterned after the Walther P.38. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Norinco Tokarev Type 54-1 Single Action Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #539 (Sale Order 545 of 842)

Norinco Tokarev Type 54-1 Single Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #407801, 7.62x25 cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, ribbed Bakelite two-piece grips, lanyard loop, low profile blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, with two (2) 8-rd. unmarked blue steel magazines. Imported only from 1989-1995. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish; with light holster wear and handling marks. Right side of the slide is import marked "CSA ONT CA". Left side is marked "MADE IN CHINA BY NORINCO". Grips are near excellent with a couple flea bite chips on the left panel. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this scarce Type 54 Tokarev. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 66-1 Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver

Lot #540 (Sale Order 546 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 66-1 Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver, #67K3275, .357 Mag. cal., 4" pinned barrel, satin stainless steel, stag two-piece grips, K-frame, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, factory ribbed trigger. Lot includes the S&W blue cardboard two-piece box with matching end label, extra set of checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion grips, screwdriver, cleaning rod, mop, brush, warranty card, instruction manual, original 1980 sales receipt and associated packaging materials. Box is in excellent condition. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line. Aftermarket stag grips are outstanding and fit well. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and the action is crisp. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 60 Chief's Special No-Dash Revolver

Lot #541 (Sale Order 547 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 60 Chief's Special No-Dash Revolver, #R128249, .38 Spec. cal., 2" pinned barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered rubber two-piece combat grips, bobbed hammer, serrated ramped blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, clear factory markings. Mfg'd 1965-1996. Revolver is in fine overall condition, showing light scratches and handling marks consistent with carry and use. Grips are near excellent showing light use. Action functions well, bore is very good with some frosting and well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 63 No-Dash (.22/32 Kit Gun) Double Action Revolver

Lot #542 (Sale Order 548 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 63 No-Dash (.22/32 Kit Gun) Double Action Revolver, #M160785, .22 LR cal., 4" pinned barrel, stainless steel finish, no grips, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, factory markings are clear, with a J-Frame. Lot includes a Bianchi leather top-snap right-handed belt holster and set of Pachmayr checkered rubber Presentation grips, both are in very good condition. Includes a two-piece blue factory cardboard box with matching handwritten end label and an extra set of S&W grips. Mfg'd 1981. Revolver is in fine overall condition with scratches and mars consistent with carry and use. Cylinder shows leading edgewear with an index line at the rear. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. action functions smoothly and locks up securely. This one would benefit from a correct set of grips. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-4 Double Action Revolver

Lot #543 (Sale Order 549 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-4 Double Action Revolver, #86K2432, .38 Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut S&W medallion Magna two-piece grips, red insert ramped blade front and white outline adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Lot includes an extra set of Pachmayr Presentation checkered rubber target grips in near excellent condition. Mfg'd 1980. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this lightly used K frame. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Revolver

Lot #544 (Sale Order 550 of 842)

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Revolver, #51-27687, .30 Carbine cal., 7.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece silver Ruger medallion grips, blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, fluted cylinder, and hammer block safety. Lot includes a Ruger one-piece cardboard box with the instruction manual and warranty card. Mfg'd 1982. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% factory blue finish, with light wear and thinning of finish at the muzzle. There is modest edgewear on the leading edge of the cylinder and a faint index line at the rear. Grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is near excellent with defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Kel-Tec PMR 30 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #545 (Sale Order 551 of 842)

Kel-Tec PMR 30 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WC589, .22 WMR cal., 4.4" barrel, matte black finish, integral Zytel plastic grips, Hi-Viz fiber optic front and rear sights, aluminum frame, lower Picatinny rail, and 30-rd. Kel-Tec marked magazine. Lot includes the factory hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, trigger lock, and (3) additional 30-rd. Kel-Tec magazines. Pistol is as new in the factory box, retaining 98%-99% factory finish and showing little use. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp, bore is minty. This pistol has seen little use. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT). (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Russian Makarov Model IJ70-380K Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Baikal

Lot #546 (Sale Order 552 of 842)

Russian Makarov Model IJ70-380K Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Baikal, #BHE3125, .380 ACP cal., 3.6" barrel, low-profile blade front and adjustable rear sights, 8-rd. unmarked magazine, blue finish, and checkered rubber one-piece grips. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 95%-96% blue finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle and minor marks. Metal surfaces show light edgewear and dried oil that should clean. Factory marks are sharp with Russian proofs at the left rear of the frame. Right side of the slide is import marked "B-WEST/TUC: AZ". Lower right frame is marked "Made in RUSSIA/IZHEVSK". Checkered rubber grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action functions smoothly. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Browning BDA-380 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #547 (Sale Order 553 of 842)

Browning BDA-380 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #425PY18129, .380 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, nickel finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, low-profile blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, 13-rd. stainless magazine, ambidextrous safety, marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL" with a "PB" Beretta emblem and "MADE IN ITALY" on the right side of the slide, and Italian proofs on the right side of the trigger guard. Lot includes a Bianchi suede IWB open top holster, along with a black/gold factory cardboard box with matching end label and handwritten serial number. Pistol is in fine overall condition with light handling marks and light scratches. Grips have been wrapped in cloth tape during the period of use. Action functions smoothly, bore is near excellent with frosting in the grooves. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Russian Makarov Model IJ70-18A Semi-Automatic Pistol, by IMEZ Ishevsk

Lot #548 (Sale Order 554 of 842)

Russian Makarov Model IJ70-18A Semi-Automatic Pistol, by IMEZ Ishevsk, #PM03583, 9mm Makarov cal., 3.6" barrel, low-profile blade front and adjustable rear sights, two (2) 8-rd. unmarked magazines, blue finish, and checkered rubber one-piece grips. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, particularly on the left side. Metal surfaces show light edgewear and dried oil that should clean. Factory marks are sharp with Russian proofs at the left rear of the frame. Right side of the slide is import marked "K.B.I./ING.HBG. PA." Checkered rubber grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling, action functions smoothly. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

German Walther P88 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #549 (Sale Order 555 of 842)

German Walther P88 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #005784, 9mm, 4" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, three-dot sighting system with adjustable rear sight, alloy frame, ambidextrous decocking lever, unmarked 15-rd. blue steel magazine, sharp factory markings, "MADE IN GERMANY" on the left side of the slide and import marked "INTERARMS/VIRGINIA" on the right. Lot includes the factory two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, extra 15-rd. magazine, warranty card, instruction manual, test target and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1987-1993. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks. Grips are excellent and show little use. Bore is minty bright and action is crisp on this desirable Walther DA pistol. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Walther Model P1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #550 (Sale Order 556 of 842)

Walther Model P1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #092773, 9mm, 5" barrel, phosphate finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, lanyard loop, dovetailed blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, steel slide, alloy frame, heel magazine release, 8-rd. blue steel magazine Walther marked magazine dated 10/61 on the spine, clear factory markings with "MADE IN WEST GERMANY" on left side of frame, "INTERARMS" import stamp and German proofs on right side of frame, left side of slide dated 10/77. Lot includes a Walther/Interarms factory P.38 box with safety sheet, original sales receipt, and extra Walther marked 8-rd. magazine dated 9/59 on the spine. Additionally, the lot includes a black leather German police style flap holster marked "C. RIESE/BERLIN/1961/8" on the reverse, and "P. W. WEBER" inside the flap. Holster is in very good condition and includes an extra Walther marked P1 magazine dated 3/65 on the spine. Mfg'd 1977. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and along the slide, particularly on top. Slide and frame show edgewear with the trigger guard showing wear on both sides. Grips are very good with sharp checkering. Bore is bright and rates as very good with defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Norinco Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #551 (Sale Order 557 of 842)

Norinco Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #308353, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, lanyard loop, low-profile blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights with three white dots, 7-rd. unmarked blue steel magazine, sharp factory markings with "C.S.I. ONT. CA." import markings on the left side of the frame. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, bore brush, chamber brush, instruction manual and extra magazine. Pistol is as new in the box and appears unfired, retaining 99%+ factory finish, with modest handling marks only. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this Chinese mfg'd 1911. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Single Action Match Target Pistol

Lot #552 (Sale Order 558 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Single Action Match Target Pistol, #A597074, .22 LR cal., 7" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece target grips with thumb rest, Patridge front and fully adjustable rear sights, with a 10-rd. S&W marked magazine. Lot includes an extra S&W 5.5" heavy barrel in excellent condition with a minty bore. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory blue finish, showing light scratches and minor handling marks. Factory markings are sharp. Grips are excellent, displaying excellent fit and finish. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger, bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV/Series 80 Lightweight Officer's Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #553 (Sale Order 559 of 842)

Colt MK IV/Series 80 Lightweight Officer's Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #LFA4141, .45 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, matte blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt gold medallion grips, three-white dot sighting system, ringed hammer, and 6-rd. Colt marked blue steel magazine. Lot includes two (2) additional Chip McCormick 7-rd. stainless steel magazines with bumper pads. Mfg'd 1986. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, showing edgewear along the slide and frame. There is a light line above the slide stop due to incorrect assembly/disassembly. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and bright medallions. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this lightly used Officer's Model. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Taurus Model 454 Raging Bull Stainless Double Action Revolver

Lot #554 (Sale Order 560 of 842)

Taurus Model 454 Raging Bull Stainless Double Action Revolver, #RC636976. .454 Casull cal., 6.5" ported vent rib barrel, satin stainless steel, textured rubber one-piece Taurus medallion combat grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, factory markings are sharp with Taurus Intl. import mark on right side of frame. Lot includes a Bianchi Ranger top snap nylon belt holster in very good condition, along with the factory cardboard box with matching end label showing edgewear and losses to the cardboard edges. Mfg'd 1998-2020. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches, and minor handling marks. The leading edge of the cylinder shows modest edgewear with a faint index line at the rear. Grips are very good with the red rubber insert at the backstrap, showing wear and minor discoloration. Action functions smoothly, bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 (Model of 1953 22/32 Kit Gun) Double Action Revolver

Lot #555 (Sale Order 561 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 (Model of 1953 22/32 Kit Gun) Double Action Revolver, #M101161, .22 LR cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion Magna grips, ramped blade with red insert front and white outline adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Lot includes the S&W blue factory cardboard box with matching end label, safe handling insert, extra pair of S&W Magna grips, and an extra trigger. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with minor handling marks and a couple small spots of light surface rust on the cylinder as a result of poor storage. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver

Lot #556 (Sale Order 562 of 842)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #R20569, .38 Spec. cal., 4" barrel, ventilated rib, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, clear factory markings, with a sharp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, minor nicks and rubs. Leading edge of the cylinder shows edgewear with an index line at the rear. Trigger guard has a small rub to bare metal at the front. Grips are near excellent with small marks and minor loss of finish. Action is crisp, bore is near excellent with defined rifling. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 686-6 Double Action 7-Shot Revolver

Lot #557 (Sale Order 563 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 686-6 Double Action 7-Shot Revolver, #CSB2831, .357 Mag. cal., 4" barrel, stainless steel finish, textured rubber one-piece S&W monogram combat grips, red insert ramped blade front and white outline adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, and full under lug. Includes blue factory plastic box with matching end label. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with light scratches and minor handling marks. Leading edge of the cylinder shows modest edgewear with a light index line at the rear. Bright bore shows well defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

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

Lot #558 (Sale Order 564 of 842)

Colt Model 1911 MK IV/Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N51921, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and Elliason adjustable rear sights, deep blue Colt finish, adjustable trigger, checkered walnut Colt gold medallion grips, 6-rd. magazine marked "COLT 45/AUTO", with a Rampant Colt emblem and an "M" proof. Includes Colt factory wood grain cardboard box with matching end label (missing opposite end flap). Mfg'd 1978. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-95% thinning factory blue finish, with moderate wear at the muzzle, along the slide and light scratches. Slide and frame shows light surface erosion and scattered spots of corrosion. The beavertail grip safety has gone to a plum color. Grips are in fine condition with sharp checkering, while the gold medallions have darkened with age. Bore is very good and the action is crisp with sharp markings. Lot includes manual. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Gen 4 Model 23 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #559 (Sale Order 565 of 842)

Glock Gen 4 Model 23 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #XUT003, .40 S&W cal., 4" barrel, matte black finish, textured integral grips, white dot blade front and fixed square-notch white outline rear sights, and 10-rd. Glock magazine. Lot includes the factory plastic case with matching label, an additional Glock 10-rd. magazine, two loading tools, extra recoil spring, aftermarket .357 Sig barrel, the original .40 S&W barrel, cleaning rod and brush. Pistol is as new with an aftermarket Lone Wolf 9mm stainless steel barrel. Pistol shows little use, retaining 99% of the factory finish. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Commander Model 1991A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #560 (Sale Order 566 of 842)

Colt Commander Model 1991A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #C113647, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, matte blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, Trijicon night sights, ringed hammer, skeletonized trigger, 8-rd. Wilson Combat magazine, with a rubber pad. Lot includes a blue plastic factory hard case with an extra Wilson Combat magazine and instruction manual. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scratches and handling marks. There is edgewear along the slide and frame with light scuffs and rubs. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action functions smoothly, bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-5 Double Action Revolver

Lot #561 (Sale Order 567 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-5 Double Action Revolver, #CDP9483, .44 Mag. cal., 4" barrel, stainless steel, textured rubber one-piece Hogue combat grips, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with minor handling marks and a light index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardening. Grips are excellent and show little use. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-1 Double Action Revolver

Lot #562 (Sale Order 568 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-1 Double Action Revolver, #AHE5660, .44 Mag. cal., 8-3/8" barrel, satin stainless steel, Hogue textured rubber one-piece combat grips, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable white outline square-notch rear sights, smooth trigger and target hammer. Includes a blue factory cardboard box with matching end label. Mfg'd 1985. Revolver is in fine overall condition showing scratches, scuffs and spots of light corrosion. Factory markings are clear. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Dan Wesson Model 722 Double Action Revolver

Lot #563 (Sale Order 569 of 842)

Dan Wesson Model 722 Double Action Revolver, #22S002091, .22 LR cal., 4" vent rib fully shrouded barrel, checkered hardwood one-piece Dan Wesson medallion grips, serrated blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Lot includes additional Dan Wesson 6" and 8" barrels with full-length ventilated ribs. Both barrels are as new with minty bores. Discontinued in 1995. Revolver is in excellent overall condition with light handling marks, showing little use. Cylinder shows a faint index line. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and crisp medallions. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this scarce Dan Wesson. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Frontier Scout (K Suffix) Single Action Revolver

Lot #569 (Sale Order 570 of 842)

Colt Frontier Scout (K Suffix) Single Action Revolver, #37451K, .22 LR cal., 4.75" barrel, nickel finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, Zamac alloy frame. Lot includes the factory Colt hardwood display case with embossed lid and red velveteen interior, red satin lid lining with gold Rampant Colt emblem in excellent condition. Case includes an unfluted .22 Magnum cylinder, warranty card, instruction manual, original sales receipt, cardboard shipping sleeve and assorted packaging materials. Mfg'd 1964. Revolver is as new in the box and is likely unfired, retaining nearly all of the bright nickel finish. Revolver has sharp screw heads and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

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

Lot #564 (Sale Order 571 of 842)

Colt MK IV/Series 70 Government Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70G01546, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, Pachmayr checkered rubber wraparound grips, blade front and adjustable Bo-Mar square-notch rear sights, skeletonized trigger, clear factory markings, with 7-rd. military blue steel magazine. Mfg'd 1970. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the slide and frame. There is even highpoint edgewear, thinning finish and scratches consistent with carry and use. Grips are very good and fit well. Bore is very good with light frosting in the grooves and well-defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Match Target Pistol

Lot #565 (Sale Order 572 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Match Target Pistol, #A217314, .22 LR cal., 5.5" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece target grips with thumb rest, Patridge front with red nail polish added and adjustable square-notch rear sights, with 10-rd. S&W marked magazine and clear factory markings. Mfg'd 1973-1974. Pistol is in excellent overall condition with light scratches and handling marks, retaining 98%-99% factory finish. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and flared mag well at the base. Bore is minty and the action is crisp on this high-condition S&W target pistol. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 92FS Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #566 (Sale Order 573 of 842)

Beretta Model 92FS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BER324433Z, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, matte black Bruniton finish, checkered plastic Beretta marked two-piece grips, lanyard ring, 15-rd. Beretta marked blue steel magazine, three-dot sighting system, and squared off trigger guard. Lot includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, factory cardboard box, warranty card and instruction manual. Pistol is as new in the factory box, retaining 99% factory finish and showing little use. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)(Hi-cap magazine not available to Calif. residents.)

Thompson Center Contender Single Shot Pistol

Lot #567 (Sale Order 574 of 842)

Thompson Center Contender Single Shot Pistol, #167216, .357 Mag. cal., 10" ported vent rib barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece stocks, pistol grip with finger grooves and thumb rest, blade front and flip-up square-notch rear sights, laser engraved receiver with cougar scenes on both sides. Barrel is threaded inside for hot shot cartridge detachable choke. Lot includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks. Stocks are near excellent with flea bite nicks on the forend, thumb rest, and around the butt. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp, locking up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Davis Model P-380 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #568 (Sale Order 575 of 842)

Davis Model P-380 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #AP095786, .380 ACP cal., 2.75" barrel, nickel finish, ribbed plastic two-piece "DI" monogram grips, 5-rd. Davis marked magazine, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, showing nearly all of the factory nickel finish with scratches and handling marks. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Action functions smoothly, bore is near excellent with light frosting and well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt New Frontier Single Action Revolver

Lot #570 (Sale Order 576 of 842)

Colt New Frontier Single Action Revolver, #G197175, .22 Mag. cal., 6" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered plastic two-piece Colt eagle grips, ramped blade front and fully adjustable square-notch rear sights, with sharp factory markings. Mfg'd 1976. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-95% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, thinning finish and minor handling marks. Leading edge of the cylinder shows loss of finish, scratches and scuffs. Frame displays muted color case hardening. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is near excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Ruger Old Army Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #571 (Sale Order 577 of 842)

Ruger Old Army Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #814, .44 cal., 7.5" barrel, stainless steel, smooth rosewood two-piece Ruger medallion grips, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights. Lot includes the Ruger factory cardboard box with matching end label, shipping box, nipple wrench, instruction manual, Ruger marked leather flap holster by Bianchi, and leather possible pouch with capper, reproduction powder flask and loading tools. Mfg'd 1975. Revolver is as new in the factory box showing little, to no use. Grips are excellent and show no wear. Bore is minty bright and may be unfired. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (No FFL Required)

Harrington & Richardson U.S. Springfield Cavalry Model 1873 Trapdoor Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #572 (Sale Order 578 of 842)

Harrington & Richardson U.S. Springfield Cavalry Model 1873 Trapdoor Saddle Ring Carbine, #SA1722, .45-70 cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece straight grip stock, blade front and adjustable V-notch rear sights, with clear factory markings. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light handling marks only. The saddle ring is retained but shows loss of finish. Left side of the breechblock is marked "Cavalry Model". Stock is in near excellent condition with scrapes and storage marks, primarily on the forend and underside of butt. Butt ends with a color case hardened smooth carbine buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling; action is crisp, locking up securely. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Canadian Centennial Model 94 Saddle-Ring Carbine, with Box

Lot #573 (Sale Order 579 of 842)

Winchester Canadian Centennial Model 94 Saddle-Ring Carbine, with Box, #9158, .30-30 CF cal., 20" octagonal barrel has bead/blade front and adjustable notch rear sights, "Canadian Centennial 1867-1967" in gold at right. Receiver with simple maple-leaf engraving has saddle-ring at left, "Canadian Centennial ?67" in gold on top tang. Varnished walnut forearm has a blued steel nose cap, matching straight buttstock a curved buttplate. Mfg'd 1967. Condition is new and unfired retaining all factory finishes. Action is crisp, bright bore shows blue and sharp rifling. Winchester factory box has matching number end label, hang tags, invoice dated 7-24-67, all in excellent condition. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Early Ruger Bearcat Single Action Revolver

Lot #574 (Sale Order 580 of 842)

Early Ruger Bearcat Single Action Revolver, #A042, .22 LR cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece Ruger medallion grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, and anodized brass trigger guard. Lot includes a non-matching Ruger Super Bearcat factory two-piece cardboard box with Super Bearcat instruction manual. Box is in very good overall condition with sharp graphics. Mfg'd 1958, first year of production. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle and ejector rod housing. Cylinder shows light wear along the leading edge with a faint index line, and nearly all the cylinder scene remains visible. Grips are near excellent with minor handling marks. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action functions well on this first year Bearcat. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Early Ruger Super Single-Six Convertible Single Action Revolver

Lot #575 (Sale Order 581 of 842)

Early Ruger Super Single-Six Convertible Single Action Revolver, #539815, .22 mag cal., 5.5" barrel, blade front and drift adjustable square notch rear sights, three screw frame, pre-hammer block safety action, blue finish, with smooth figured walnut two-piece Ruger medallion grips. Lot includes the original cardboard shipping and two-piece factory boxes with matching end label, warranty card, and an extra .22 LR cylinder. Mfg'd 1967. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx 95%-96% factory blue finish, with light holster wear at the left side of the muzzle and minor scratches. Cylinder shows leading edgewear, light scratches and faint index line. Additionally, there is a spot of discoloration on the butt. The smooth walnut medallion grips are near excellent with light handling marks only. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling, and the action functions smoothly. A nice, early Super Single-Six convertible with the desirable three-screw frame and no hammer block safety. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Marlin Model 39A Takedown Lever Action Carbine

Lot #576 (Sale Order 582 of 842)

Marlin Model 39A Takedown Lever Action Carbine, #P5794, .22 S-L-LR RF cal., 20" barrel has ramped/hooded Globe-type front and adjustable notch rear sights. Receiver has knurled takedown screw at right, matted top surfaces. Varnished walnut forend has steel nose cap, matching straight buttstock a "bullseye" at belly and a checkered Marlin buttplate. Mfg'd 1957. Condition is excellent, nearly new, retaining 98% factory black finish, sharp edges and lettering. Stocks are smooth with 1 or 2 tiny marks and all varnish. Action is crisp, bright bore shows blue and sharp micro-groove rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 2nd Gen. 3rd Model Dragoon "C" Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #577 (Sale Order 583 of 842)

Colt 2nd Gen. 3rd Model Dragoon "C" Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #23695, .44 cal., 7.5" barrel, royal blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut two-piece grips, German silver blade front and V-notch on the hammer rear sights, bright brass straps, color case hardened loading lever, plunger and hammer, desirable "C" series revolver. Lot includes the original Colt wood grain cardboard box with matching end label. Mfg'd 1974-1978, the "C" series were the first of the 3rd Model Dragoons produced and limited to only 3,899 revolvers. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing little use, retaining 99% factory finish. Cylinder displays 99%+ of the Texas Rangers scene. Factory markings are sharp. Grips are excellent with beautiful mineral streaking. Bore is excellent and appears unfired. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $700-$900. (No FFL Required)

Colt 2nd Gen. 3rd Model Dragoon "C" Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #578 (Sale Order 584 of 842)

Colt 2nd Gen. 3rd Model Dragoon "C" Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #22849, .44 cal., 7.5" barrel, royal blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut two-piece grips, brass blade front and V-notch on the hammer rear sights, bright brass straps, color case hardened loading lever, plunger and hammer, desirable "C" series revolver. Lot includes a Colt hardwood presentation partition case, with blue velveteen interior and blue satin roof showing gold embossed Rampant Colt emblem. Case includes a reproduction brass powder flask, brass bullet mold, cap tin and wrench. Lid is inlaid with a brass Colt medallion. Mfg'd 1974-1978, the "C" series were the first of the 3rd Model Dragoons produced and limited to only 3,899 revolvers. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing little use, retaining 99% factory finish. Cylinder displays 99%+ of the Texas Rangers scene. Factory markings are sharp. Grips are excellent. Bore is excellent and appears unfired. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000.(No FFL Required)

Colt 2nd Gen. 1851 Navy "C" Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #579 (Sale Order 585 of 842)

Colt 2nd Gen. 1851 Navy "C" Series Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #22857, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, royal blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut one-piece grips, brass bead front and V-notch hammer rear sights, silver-plated straps with squareback trigger guard, color case hardened loading lever, plunger and hammer; sharp factory markings. Lot includes a hardwood presentation partition case with maroon velveteen interior, including a reproduction Remington "Dog" powder flask, key and Eley Bros cap tin. Case is in near excellent condition with light scratches and mars to the exterior, the interior is excellent. The "C" series revolvers were the first series of 2nd gen. 1851 Navy revolvers produced and featured superior fit and finish. Mfg'd 1971-1978. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ of the royal blue finish, with a 99% naval battle cylinder scene, vivid color case hardening on the frame, and nearly all of the toning silver on the straps. Grips are excellent. Bore is excellent and appears to be unfired. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (No FFL Required)

Colt Black Powder Signature Series Accessory Kit for a Colt Walker Percussion Revolver

Lot #580 (Sale Order 586 of 842)

Colt Black Powder Signature Series Accessory Kit for a Colt Walker Percussion Revolver. Set includes a reproduction brass powder flask with panoply of arms motif in excellent condition. Additionally, the set includes an Eley Bros cap tin, Colt marked bullet mold and wrench. All pieces are reproductions and embossed with Sam Colt's signature. The set comes in the Colt factory gray box with the original cardboard shipping box. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Cased Colt Signature Series 3rd Model 1848 Dragoon Percussion Revolver

Lot #581 (Sale Order 587 of 842)

Cased Colt Signature Series 3rd Model 1848 Dragoon Percussion Revolver, #34695, .44 cal., 7.5" round barrel marked "Address Saml. Colt New-York City" enclosed by brackets atop the octagonal lug. Cylinder with mounted Rangers and Indians fight scene marked "Model U.S.M.R./695/Colt's Patent" within ornate ribbons. Civilian model with varnished walnut grip and silver-plated straps having the "Saml Colt" script signature. Condition is mint and unfired, retaining 100% deep factory blue, bright case colors and silver, with unturned cylinder. Action is crisp, bore shows blue and sharp rifling. Cased in a 16.75"x7.25" hardwood case lined in blue velveteen and partitioned for the gun and accoutrements (the latter not present), showing impressions where the gun lay but otherwise in excellent condition, with Colt owner's manual. Est.: $600-$900. (No FFL Required)

Cabela's/Uberti Model 1873 Cattleman Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #582 (Sale Order 588 of 842)

Cabela's/Uberti Model 1873 Cattleman Single Action Army Revolver, #139424, .45 cal., 4.75" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth hardwood grips, steel straps/trigger guard, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and a faint index line on the cylinder. There are some flea bite nicks on the left side of the trigger guard. Frame displays vivid color case hardening. Top of the barrel is marked "Cabela's, SIDNEY, NE". Grips are excellent showing little use. Bore is minty bright, action is crisp, timing is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Early Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver

Lot #583 (Sale Order 589 of 842)

Early Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, #102675F, .22 LR cal., 4.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic Colt monogram two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1959. Revolver remains in near excellent overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, light marks on the ejector rod housing and barrel. Leading edge of the cylinder shows thinning finish and there is a light index line on the cylinder. Factory markings are sharp. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Uberti Model 1875 Remington Army Outlaw Revolver

Lot #584 (Sale Order 590 of 842)

Uberti Model 1875 Remington Army Outlaw Revolver, #J06100, .45 LC cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light scratches along the left side of the barrel and a faint index line on the cylinder. Frame, straps and hammer display vivid color case hardened finish. Grips are excellent with light scratches and storage marks. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Lot includes an additional cylinder in .45 ACP in very good condition. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta USA Stampede Single Action Army (INOX) Revolver

Lot #585 (Sale Order 591 of 842)

Beretta USA Stampede Single Action Army (INOX) Revolver, #N01575, .45 LC cal., 5.5" barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered horn two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with slip cover and matching end label. Discontinued in 2012. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with minor handling marks only. Factory markings are sharp. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and interesting figure. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #586 (Sale Order 592 of 842)

Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle, #F702296, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend with black plastic Winchester buttplate, ramped beaded blade front sight with hood, standard sporting rear sight with elevator, and factory grooved receiver. Condition is excellent. Approx. 98%-99% factory metal finish remains with a few light scratches to right side and bottom of the receiver. Factory lettering is crisp. Finish shows some flaking at the toe of the buttstock, otherwise, wood has only a few light handling marks. Checkering detail is sharp. Crisp lever action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Marlin Model 39A Lever Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #587 (Sale Order 593 of 842)

Marlin Model 39A Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #K11737, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" barrel with full-length magazine, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, hooded brass bead blade and folding semi-buckhorn (missing elevator) rear sights, unmarked period aperture sight at the rear of the receiver, takedown screw on right side of receiver. Mfg'd 1953. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% toning blue finish, with light scratches and handling marks along the barrel and magazine tube. Receiver shows modest edgewear and scattered spots of light corrosion. Factory markings are sharp with a Marlin "JM" proof on the right side of the barrel at the breech. Stock is near excellent with minor indentations consistent with field use and the trade mark black and white bull's eye under the buttstock. Butt ends with a checkered plastic Marlin marked buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and the action is crisp on this lightly used Marlin. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Stoeger/Uberti Model 66 Sporting Lever Action Short Rifle

Lot #588 (Sale Order 594 of 842)

Stoeger/Uberti Model 66 Sporting Lever Action Short Rifle, #W67396, .38 Spec. cal., 20" octagon barrel with full-length magazine, blue finish on the barrel and magazine, polished brass receiver, color case hardened lever and hammer, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, brass hardware, dovetailed blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, unmarked lifter with sharp factory markings and Italian proofs on the bottom metal. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with a matching end label. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% blue finish on the barrel and magazine. Receiver is bright with light scratches. Lever and hammer display muted color case hardening. Stock is excellent with dramatic mineral streaking in the buttstock, ending with a smooth brass carbine butt providing a 13" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Vaquero Single Action Revolver

Lot #589 (Sale Order 595 of 842)

Ruger Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #56-25775, .44 Mag./.44-40 cal., 5.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, high-gloss stainless steel, simulated ivory Ruger medallion two-piece grips, 6-rd. fluted cylinder, and transfer bar safety. Lot includes a factory plastic hard case with an extra .44-40 WCF cylinder. Mfg'd 1996. Revolver is in excellent overall condition with light scratches and handling marks. There is modest edgewear and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent and show little use. Bore is mirror bright with sharp rifling. Action is crisp and locks up tight on this scarce and desirable convertible Vaquero. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/Exempt/PPT)

Ruger New Vaquero Single Action Revolver

Lot #590 (Sale Order 596 of 842)

Ruger New Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #510-22565, .45 Long Colt cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered plastic two-piece Ruger monogram grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, and hammer block safety. Lot includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, trigger lock, keys and spent case. Mfg'd 2006. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks and a couple minor nicks on the barrel. Frame displays muted color case hardening. Grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 9417 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #591 (Sale Order 597 of 842)

Winchester Model 9417 Lever Action Rifle, #F764219, .17 HMR cal., 20.25" barrel, blue finish, ramped beaded blade front sight with hood and standard sporting elevator rear sight, with factory grooved receiver. Checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend features an oil finish and black plastic Winchester buttplate. Condition is very good overall. Approx. 95% factory metal finish remains, showing intermittent light marks from handling and use, most noticeable is an area of small dings and scratches on the lower left edge of the receiver. There is a little light surface rust present on the lever. Wood shows scattered dents and scratches with some flat spots to the forend checkering detail. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 9422M Lever Action Rifle

Lot #592 (Sale Order 598 of 842)

Winchester Model 9422M Lever Action Rifle, #F403383, .22 Win. Mag. cal., 20" barrel with full-length magazine, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece straight grip stock, brass bead ramped blade front sight and rear sight removed with the dovetail filled, Williams receiver sight added during the period of use, factory grooved receiver, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel at the breech. Mfg'd 1980. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light to moderate surface rust at the muzzle and magazine due to poor storage. There are light handling and storage marks. Stock is near excellent with light scratches, indentations, and a couple small marks on the right side of the forearm. Bore is near excellent with defined rifling and the action is crisp on this desirable Winchester. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Browning BLR Lightweight '81 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #593 (Sale Order 599 of 842)

Browning BLR Lightweight '81 Lever Action Rifle, #31438RT127, .358 Win. cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece straight grip stock with gloss finish, sling swivels and Butler Creek synthetic sling, brass bead ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, with detachable 3-rd. box magazine. Topped with a Leupold one-piece base, low rings, and a Redfield fixed 4x rifle scope in gloss black with a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Lot includes a set of bikini style rubber lens covers. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Stock is near excellent with light scratches and indentations consistent with range activities. Butt ends with a ventilated rubber Browning marked recoil pad providing a 14" LOP. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this lightly used Japanese Browning by Miroku. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #594 (Sale Order 600 of 842)

Colt 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #S24831A, .45 LC cal., 5.5" barrel, nickel finish, checkered plastic two-piece Colt Eagle grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, fire blued screw heads, sharp factory markings with "831" inside the loading gate. Mfg'd 1998. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, with light handling marks only. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering, showing little use. Action is crisp with excellent timing, bore is minty bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Peacemaker .22 Scout Single Action Revolver

Lot #595 (Sale Order 601 of 842)

Colt Peacemaker .22 Scout Single Action Revolver, #G91855, .22 LR/.22 WMR cal., 6" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue and color case hardened finish, and checkered black plastic Colt two-piece eagle grips. Lot includes an extra cylinder in .22 WMR cal. Mfg'd 1974. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, along the ejector rod housing and minor scratches. Leading portion of the cylinder shows edgewear, with scratches around the flutes and a light index line. Frame shows muted color case hardening and the markings are sharp. The checkered Colt eagle grips are near excellent. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling. The Peacemaker Scout was mfg'd only from 1970-1977. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible Revolver

Lot #596 (Sale Order 602 of 842)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible Revolver, #265-26982, .22 LR/.22 WMR cal., 6.5" barrel, stainless steel, smooth laminate wood two-piece Ruger silver medallion grips, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, and hammer block safety. Lot includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, extra Ruger .22 WMR cylinder, instruction manual, warranty card, brochures and spent case. Mfg'd 2010. Revolver is as new in the factory box, showing little use. Grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty bright and the action is crisp on this desirable Ruger convertible revolver. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Navy Arms by Uberti 1871 Rolling Block Single Shot Target Pistol

Lot #597 (Sale Order 603 of 842)

Navy Arms by Uberti 1871 Rolling Block Single Shot Target Pistol, #08553, .22 LR cal., 9.5" half- round/half-octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth hardwood one-piece grip and forend, dovetailed blade front and standard elevator square-notch rear sights, brass trigger guard. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Frame displays vivid color case hardening. Grip and forend are excellent showing little use. Bore is minty and the action is crisp, locking up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Cabela's/Pietta 1858 Remington Sheriff's Model Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #598 (Sale Order 604 of 842)

Cabela's/Pietta 1858 Remington Sheriff's Model Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #R461512, .44 cal., 5.5" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual and associated packaging materials. Revolver is as new in the factory box and appears to be unfired. Frame is steel and the trigger guard is brass. Hammer and trigger show vivid color case hardening. Grips are excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $300-$400. (No FFL Required)

Pietta Model 1851 Reb Nord Navy Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #599 (Sale Order 605 of 842)

Pietta Model 1851 Reb Nord Navy Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #396449, .44 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece grips, brass frame, brass pin front and V-notch hammer rear sights, color case hardened hammer, trigger and loading lever and brass straps. Revolver is as new and may be unfired, retaining 99% of the factory finish with minor marks. Cylinder shows 98%-99% of the naval scene. Grips are excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Uberti Model 1847 Walker Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #600 (Sale Order 606 of 842)

Uberti Model 1847 Walker Black Powder Percussion Revolver, in Modern Partition Case with Accessories, #D86541, .44 cal., 9" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, brass squareback trigger guard, color case hardened frame, hammer and loading lever, brass blade front and V-notch hammer rear sights. Lot includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label and associated packaging materials; additionally, a hardwood modern partition case lined in blue velveteen with a modern powder flask, cap feeder, extra set of nipples, wrench, and box of Hornady .451 diameter lead balls. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining 95%-97% factory finish, vivid case coloring, and 98%-99% of the cylinder scene present. Grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600.(No FFL Required)

Colt 125th Anniversary 2nd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #601 (Sale Order 607 of 842)

Colt 125th Anniversary 2nd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #47166SA, .45 Colt cal., 7.5" barrel, maker's name and address on top, "--125th Anniversary ? S.A.A. Model .45 Cal.--" at left, ejector at right. Fluted cylinder marked "166" at front face, "Rampant Colt" at rear. Solid frame has 2-line patent dates and Rampant Colt at left, loading gate #225. Mfg'd 1968 with full nickel finish, faux ivory grips with black spacers. Condition is very good, as used, showing general light scratching to the nickel finish. There is a fine crack to bottom edge of the left grip, otherwise both show moderate age and handling wear. Action is crisp, lockup tight, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Mod. Exempt)

Uberti 2nd Model Dragoon Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #602 (Sale Order 608 of 842)

Uberti 2nd Model Dragoon Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #D78947, .44 cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed V-notch hammer rear sights. Brass straps with squareback trigger guard. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label and associated packaging materials. Revolver is as new in the factory box and may be unfired. Cylinder displays 99% of the scene. Frame and loading lever show vivid case color and the straps are bright brass. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Italian Pietta Remington Model 1858 Army Cartridge Conversion Revolver

Lot #603 (Sale Order 609 of 842)

Italian Pietta Remington Model 1858 Army Cartridge Conversion Revolver, #225392, .44 cal., 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, brass trigger guard, color case hardened trigger and hammer, steel frame and clear factory markings, with Italian proofs and acceptance marks on the right side of the frame and barrel. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Grips are excellent and show little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Pietta 1860 Army Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #604 (Sale Order 610 of 842)

Pietta 1860 Army Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #47339, .44 cal., 8" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grips, brass blade front and V-notch hammer rear sights, unfluted cylinder without scene, brass trigger guard. Revolver is as new and appears unfired, retaining 99%+ of the factory finish. Frame, hammer and loading lever display vivid color case hardening. Backstrap is steel and the front strap/trigger guard are polished brass. Grips are excellent and show little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Uberti Model 1858 Remington New Army Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #605 (Sale Order 611 of 842)

Uberti Model 1858 Remington New Army Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #D92042, .44 cal., 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth hard wood two-piece grips, blade front and fixed U-notch sights, brass trigger guard and steel straps. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label and associated packaging materials. Revolver retains 99%+ factory finish with light handling marks and appears to be unfired. Hammer shows vivid color case hardening. Grips are excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Taylor's & Co./Uberti Rolling Block Baby Carbine

Lot #606 (Sale Order 612 of 842)

Taylor's & Co./Uberti Rolling Block Baby Carbine, #S10772, .357 Mag. cal., 22" round blued barrel, color case hardened frame, smooth hardwood stock and forend, with brass buttplate and trigger guard, blade front sight and semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator. Mfg'd 2016. Condition is excellent, appearing near new. Approx. 99% factory metal finish remains. Case colors are vibrant. Wood displays a few very minor handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 9422M XTR Lever Action Rifle

Lot #607 (Sale Order 613 of 842)

Winchester Model 9422M XTR Lever Action Rifle, #F402225, .22 Win. Mag. cal., 20.25" barrel, blue finish, beaded blade front sight with hood, standard sporting elevator rear sight, with factory grooved receiver. Checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend features a gloss-finish, and black plastic Winchester buttplate. Condition is good. Approx. 95% factory metal finish remains. Rifle shows evidence of poor storage as there are varying degrees of surface rust scattered throughout, the largest patch on the lever. (Surface rust would improve with thorough cleaning.) Wood shows scattered small to medium-sized dents and scratches. Checkering detail is not marred and most of the gloss finish remains. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with well-defined rifling. There is some mild surface rust visible on the muzzle face. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Lot of Fifteen (15) Unopened Boxes of Limited Edition Winchester Cartridges

Lot #608 (Sale Order 614 of 842)

Lot of Fifteen (15) Unopened Boxes of Limited Edition Winchester Cartridges, each with Distinctive Headstamps, (A) Four (4) boxes "Antlered Game" .30-30 cal., 20 nickel-plated cartridges per box, (B) Two (2) boxes "Legendary Lawman" .30-30 cal., 20 nickel-plated cartridges per box, (C) Two (2) boxes "Legendary Frontiersman" .38-55 cal., 20 nickel-plated cartridges per box, (D) Two (2) boxes "Wells Fargo" .30-30 cal., 20 nickel-plated cartridges per box, (E) Two (2) boxes "John Wayne" .32-40 cal., 20 nickel-plated cartridges per box, (F) Three (3) boxes "Winchester Bicentennial 76" .30-30 cal., 20 nickel-plated cartridges per box. Total 300 cartridges. Most boxes have color pictorial tops/sides, are in excellent, bright, generally unopened condition. Cartridges are new, clean and unfired. Est.: $700-$900/Lot.

Reproduction Halfstock Flintlock Target Rifle

Lot #609 (Sale Order 615 of 842)

Reproduction Halfstock Flintlock Target Rifle, #M0433, .50 cal., 29" heavy octagonal barrel with target sights marked "Mfg. for Ultra-Hi by Miroku Japan". Lockplate has laser scroll engraving, "swan-neck" cock, and integral pan. Oil-stained walnut halfstock has brass furniture incl. 4.75" patch box, crescent buttplate, trigger guard with finger spurs, nose cap, and two ferrules retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod. Condition is excellent with 100% barrel black-blue, bright case colors to lock, lightly toned brass, sound and smooth stock showing just light use and handling. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Halfstock Percussion Plains Rifle

Lot #610 (Sale Order 616 of 842)

Reproduction Halfstock Percussion Plains Rifle, #612536, .50 cal., browned 28" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight and windage-elevation adjustable rear, is marked "Muzzleloading Armoury Spain Plainsman Rifle" near breech. Casehardened lock has drum bolster, sporting hammer. Double set triggers. Maple (or birch) halfstock has brass furniture incl. trigger guard with finger spur, curved buttplate, nose cap and two ferrules retaining the brass-tipped hardwood ramrod. Condition is as new retaining 100% browned barrel finish, pleasing lock/hammer case colors, smooth light-color stock and bright brass. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (No FFL Required)

Connecticut Valley Arms (CVA) Trophy Single Shot Black Powder Percussion Carbine

Lot #611 (Sale Order 617 of 842)

Connecticut Valley Arms (CVA) Trophy Single Shot Black Powder Percussion Carbine, #921886, .54 cal., 24" octagon-to-round barrel, blue finish, textured synthetic one-piece pistol grip stock, ramped blade front and rear sight removed with the dovetail filled, case colored and engraved sideplate and hammer, full-length ramrod. Topped with Weaver two-piece bases, rings, and a Simmons 4x32 fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a duplex reticle providing clear and bright optics. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear and scattered spots of surface erosion. Ramrod shows scrapes and mars from use. Stock is near excellent with minor marks and light discoloration at the top of the comb. Butt ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14.25" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Italian Pietta 1861 Navy Black Powder Percussion Revolver

Lot #612 (Sale Order 618 of 842)

Italian Pietta 1861 Navy Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #P55078, .44 cal., 8" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blued steel backstrap, polished brass trigger guard, cut for stock, sharp factory markings, and all matching visible serial numbers. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99% factory blue finish, with light handling marks. Cylinder displays 98%-99% of a crisp naval cylinder scene. Loading lever, hammer, trigger and frame show muted color case hardening with sharp screw heads. Grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is minty and the action is crisp. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver

Lot #613 (Sale Order 619 of 842)

Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, #231817F, .22 LR cal., 4.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic Colt monogram two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights. Mfg'd 1968. Revolver remains in near excellent overall condition, retaining 94%-95% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, light marks on the ejector rod housing and barrel. Leading edge of the cylinder shows thinning finish and there is a light index line on the cylinder. Factory markings are sharp. Bore is bright with well defined rifling. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt New Frontier Single Action Revolver

Lot #614 (Sale Order 620 of 842)

Early Colt New Frontier Single Action Revolver, #G14755, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered plastic two-piece Colt eagle grips, ramped blade front and fully adjustable square-notch rear sights, with sharp factory markings. Lot includes the factory two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, extra .22 Mag. cylinder in the original packaging, instruction manual and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1971. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, showing little use. There is light holster wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Frame displays vivid color case hardening. Grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 9422 XTR Lever Action Rifle

Lot #615 (Sale Order 621 of 842)

Winchester Model 9422 XTR Lever Action Rifle, #F388929, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth straight grip walnut stock and forend with black plastic Winchester buttplate, ramped beaded blade front sight with hood, V-notch rear sight with elevator, and factory grooved receiver. Metal surfaces rate in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% blue. There is a small amount of light surface rust at the muzzle. Wood is good with general dents and scratches, most of the varnish finish remains. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and rates near excellent overall. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Historic Brick from the Colt Firearms Factory in Hartford, CT

Lot #616 (Sale Order 622 of 842)

Historic Brick from the Colt Firearms Factory in Hartford, CT, #23 of 500, with Box, Wood Base, Brass Plaque and Invoice to Famed Colt Author Keith Cochran. Brick measures 8.25"x3.75"x2.25", is clean, unmarked, of a pleasing pinkish color and is mounted on a 12"x5.5" mahogany base. 4"x2" brass plaque reads "Colt Historic Brick/(23) of 500/Preserved as an Artifact from/the Colt/Huyshope Avenue Factory Building/Hartford, Connecticut/May 31, 1994." Contained in a blue Colt box with gold "Rampant Colt" logo on top, along with a Colt Custom Shop slip ID'd to the brick and undated Colt invoice to Keith Cochran, all in excellent condition. Est.: $400-$600. (Non-Gun)

Civil War-Era Smith & Wesson Model No. 1-2nd Issue Spurtrigger Revolver

Lot #617 (Sale Order 623 of 842)

Civil War-Era Smith & Wesson Model No. 1-2nd Issue Spurtrigger Revolver, #17003, .22 Short RF cal., 3-3/16" octagonal barrel, maker's name and address on top rib, tips up for loading/extraction. Plain 7-shot round cylinder is marked "Patented Apr. 3, 1855 & July 5, 1859" on circumference. Solid frame has integral spurtrigger and straps with 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd 1860-68. Condition is very good, retaining traces of blue, 90% silver, sharp edges and markings. Grips have light marks and most original finish. Action is crisp, bore shows minor etching and sharp rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Scarce Forehand & Wadsworth Vest Pocket Single-Shot Breechloading Derringer

Lot #618 (Sale Order 624 of 842)

Scarce Forehand & Wadsworth Vest Pocket Single-Shot Breechloading Derringer, #7168, .22 RF cal., 1.75" auto-extracting barrel marked "Forehand & Wadsworth/Worcester, Mass." on top, swivels right for loading/extraction. Iron frame has integral sputrigger, "bird's head" varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1871-90. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 75% thinning blue. Frame is smooth gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Action is smooth, bore shows moderate roughness and vestigial rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Colt 3rd Model Thuer Single-Shot Breechloading Derringer

Lot #619 (Sale Order 625 of 842)

Colt 3rd Model Thuer Single-Shot Breechloading Derringer, #5527 (under left grip), .41 RF cal., 2.5" barrel marked "Colt" in italics on top, swivels right for loading/extraction. Brass frame has integral spurtrigger, "bird's head" grips and varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1888-1912. Condition is very good, retaining 10% thin blue and traces of silver, sharp edges and markings. Action does not hold cock, bore is clean with good rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #620 (Sale Order 626 of 842)

Civil War-Era Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine, #22584, .50 RF cal., 20" barrel marked "M-1865" at breech. Distinctive receiver with back-action lock is marked "Spencer Repeating/Rifle Co. Boston, Mass./Pat'd. March 6, 1860" over chamber, "22584" to rear, has operating lever that drops open breech to receive cartridges from 7-shot magazine tube in buttstock, left-side sling ring and bar. Oil-finished tapered forearm has a single band, matching straight buttstock a lug for sling swivel (missing) at belly and crescent buttplate with door opening to mag. Mfg'd 1865-66. Condition is very good retaining no factory finishes but gray gunmetal having scattered moderate erosion, good edges and markings. Stocks are sound having generally light marks of age and military use incl. a 3" crack at right buttstock, both have added varnish. Action is smooth, bore shows occasional light roughness and strong rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,200. (Antique)

Antique Belgian SXS Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun

Lot #621 (Sale Order 627 of 842)

Antique Belgian SXS Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun, NVSN, 12 Ga., 33.75" twist barrels marked "LePage a Liege" on top rib, back-action locks have unique safety levers ahead of exposed hammers. Walnut stock with splinter forend has basket weave-type carving at wrist with carved finger spur, graceful cheekrest, German silver fittings incl. trigger guard, shotgun buttplate, 2 oval barrel key escutcheons, nose piece. Two iron ferrules retain the brass-tipped hardwood ramrod. Condition is good, the barrels dark brown showing twist grain and moderate erosion, else dark metal with pitting in nipple areas, age toned silver. Stock is sound and smooth with lovely grain and color, added varnish. Actions are smooth, bores have overall roughness. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Forehand & Wadsworth Top-Break Breechloading Rifle

Lot #622 (Sale Order 628 of 842)

Forehand & Wadsworth Top-Break Breechloading Rifle, #22500, approx. .65 CF cal., 33-1/8" round-to-octagonal barrel has silver (?) bands at muzzle and cannon-turning at juncture which also has 3 patterns of 4 silver dots and an "X" on flats, a 1" vacant gold inlay near breech, a small (swivel?) stud underneath and a vacant slot 9" behind it (perhaps for another stud). Frame has front barrel hinge, a shotgun-style top barrel release lever, side hammer, and is marked "Forehand & Wadsworth/Worcester, Mass./Patented Aug. 26, ?81" at left side. Plain walnut splinter-type forend, matching pistol-grip buttstock with flat steel buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1880s-90s in small qty. Condition is very good showing a bluish-brown tone to barrel, 80% nickel with scattered oxidation, good edges and fine markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with generally minor age and use marks. Action is crisp, barrel hinge tight, bore is clean with light roughness in grooves and strong, straight rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Civil War Plant's Mfg. Co. Front-Loading Single Action Army Revolver, Third Model-Type I

Lot #623 (Sale Order 629 of 842)

Civil War Plant's Mfg. Co. Front-Loading Single Action Army Revolver, Third Model-Type I, #2501, .42 cal., 6" octagonal barrel marked "Plant's Mfg. Co. New Haven, CT." on top rib and "Merwin & Bray New York." at left side flat; 6-shot cylinder marked "Patented July 12, 1859 & July 21, 1863" on circumference, was later bored thru to accept rimfire cartridges. Brass solid frame has full-length top sighting groove, integral right-side ejector rod assembly, spur trigger sheath and straps with 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd mid-1860s in estimated quantity of 7,300. Condition is very good retaining no original blue but gray gunmetal, having scattered light erosion and age and use marks with fine edges and generally clear markings; clean, sharp brass retains 15%-20% original silver. Grips are sound and smooth with a couple chips at left butt and 4 "kill" notches at right. Action is crisp, lockup tight, bore is bright with very good rifling. These revolvers used proprietary front-loading cup-primed cartridges to evade S&W's Rollin White patent for bored-thru cylinders. Lot includes spare hammer, internal springs, related articles. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Engraved "Napoleon" Spurtrigger Pocket Revolver

Lot #624 (Sale Order 630 of 842)

Antique Engraved "Napoleon" Spurtrigger Pocket Revolver, Unmarked but of American Mfg., #297, .22 RF cal., 2.75" octagonal barrel, fluted 7-shot cylinder, solid frame is marked "Napoleon" at top strap, engraved in a vine and punch-dot background motif, has integral spurtrigger and straps, "bird's head" varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1870s-80s. Condition is excellent, retaining 98% mostly bright nickel, with sharp edges, engraving and markings. Grips are near-perfect. Action is crisp, bore shows overall etching and fair rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Antique)

Antique Heavy Barrel Percussion Halfstock Plains Rifle

Lot #625 (Sale Order 631 of 842)

Antique Heavy Barrel Percussion Halfstock Plains Rifle, NVSN, .44 cal., 41" octagonal barrel, hooded Beach-type front sight (but without reticle or blade), dovetailed 15.25" rail probably for a telescopic type rear sight, and a full-length under-rib with 3 ferrules retaining the plain hickory ramrod. Flat lockplate, double set triggers. Walnut halfstock has German silver furniture incl. trigger guard with finger rest, crescent buttplate, 1.75" vacant nameplate at right butt, 2 oval barrel key escutcheons. Pewter nose cap. Made ca. mid-1800s. Condition is good, the barrel with a smooth bluish-brown finish, lightly rusted lock, hammer and nipple area, toned silver. Stock is sound and smooth with what appears to be much original finish. Hammer has had a weld repair, front sight and ramrod are modern replacements. Action is crisp, bore shows mild oxidation, strong rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Single-Shot Infantry Rifle

Lot #626 (Sale Order 632 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Single-Shot Infantry Rifle, #481489, .45-70 Gov't. cal, 32-5/8" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "A" at breech, has block-blade front sight/bayonet lug and Buffington rear marked "R". Low-arch breechblock marked "U.S./Model/1873" at hinge was used up from earlier stock but is correct, lock has usual markings and standard steel fittings. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has 2 bands (upper with stacking swivel). Mfg'd ca. 1886-91. Condition is about good+, the barrel and trigger guard painted black showing wear and scratches, trapdoor dark, else smooth blue-brown gunmetal. Stock is sound and generally smooth with several small patches of filler, lacks inspector cartouche, buttplate and ramrod. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light roughness and strong rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle

Lot #627 (Sale Order 633 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, #155511, .45-70 Gov't. cal., 25.5" barrel has no front sight, curved-base rear marked "R". Breechblock marked "US/Model/1873" at hinge, lock with "(Federal Eagle)/US/Springfield". Std. iron fittings incl. buttplate marked "US", upper band with stacking swivels, walnut stock marked "R.M. 41." at right butt, 2 encircled "P" proofs at belly, "SWP/1881" inspector's cartouche opposite lock. Condition is very good as configured, the barrel shortened from 32-5/8", the forestock shortened accordingly with 2" sliver at right nose, the metal with traces of blue but mostly smooth gray gunmetal. Action is crisp, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Interesting Belgian Pinfire 6-Shot Pocket-Size Revolver

Lot #628 (Sale Order 634 of 842)

Interesting Belgian Pinfire 6-Shot Pocket-Size Revolver, #11527, .36 cal., 5" barrel, heavy dark brown and gray finish with blued cylinder, bag-style walnut grips. Markings include "(crown)/V", "(crown)/G" , and Liege proofs displayed on the rear round of the cylinder; right side of barrel flat at the breech displays a stamped "CSA" and a small "(crown)/V", with a partial "CSA" stamped on the right lower side of the frame behind the serial number. Condition is overall fair to good as un-cleaned, displaying an even coating of erosion and moderate rusting and pitting to metal surfaces. Cleaning pin usually found in the butt strap is missing. Walnut grips are overall good showing minor old mars and scratches from carry and storage. There are varying opinions expressed concerning the authenticity of such CSA markings. These appear period correct but the buyer needs to form their own opinion. We cannot attest to the authenticity of this specific revolver. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Model 1842 U.S. Springfield Percussion Musket

Lot #629 (Sale Order 635 of 842)

Model 1842 U.S. Springfield Percussion Musket, NVSN .69 cal., 42" round barrel, mixture of bright and brown finish to iron metal parts, smooth wood stock is full length and displays old varnished finish. Markings include "SPRING/FIELD/1847" on the back of the lockplate with a Spread American Eagle over "U.S." on the front side of the lockplate. "1845" is stamped on the upper rear barrel tang; there is a "U.S." on the top of the buttplate; a "V/P" over an Eagle Head on the left side of the barrel at the breech, and an "L" on the left sideplate securing base with a "C" on the rear securing screw. There are three "A"s and "3 4" stamped on the left side of the buttstock. Mfg'd ca. 1847. The overall condition of this U.S. Musket is good, showing an uncleaned gray patina mixed with areas of brown in about a 50%-to-50% coverage. The smooth varnished wood stock is overall fair+ to good displaying scattered mars, dings and scratches from carry, handling and storage with considerable older varnish finish remaining. Action is crisp and strong, bore is dark, and the markings on this rifle are sharp. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

U.S. Harpers Ferry Model 1816 Flintlock Musket, Type III, Altered to Percussion

Lot #630 (Sale Order 636 of 842)

U.S. Harpers Ferry Model 1816 Flintlock Musket, Type III, Altered to Percussion, NVSN, .69 cal., 42" barrel marked "V/P(eaglehead)" at breech, bayonet lug atop muzzle, later sliding-leaf rear sight, cone-in-barrel conversion, 3 spring-retained iron bands (double-strap top with integral blade sight, middle with sling swivel). Beveled lockplate with pointed rear is marked "(Federal Eagle)/US" ahead of hammer, "Harpers/Ferry/1834" vertically behind, has remnant of original brass pan. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has typical M-1816 low comb, "US" marked buttplate, trigger guard with front swivel, serpentine sideplate, button-tip ramrod, is marked "L75" at right butt, "(crown(?)/V" and "V" opposite lock. Mfg'd 1834. Condition is good, showing gray-brown gunmetal having scattered oxidation/discoloration, pitting at nipple area, good markings. Stock is sound showing marks of age and military use. Action operates but does not hold cock, smoothbore shows overall moderate roughness. Includes russet leather sling in good condition. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Civil War-Era French LeFaucheux Model 1854 Single Action Pinfire Revolver

Lot #631 (Sale Order 637 of 842)

Civil War-Era French LeFaucheux Model 1854 Single Action Pinfire Revolver, #5931, 12mm cal., 6.25" round barrel marked "Invon E. Lefaucheux Brte. Paris", six-shot plain round cylinder, standing-breech frame has "LF" trademark and "5931" at right, tall central hammer, flip-up right-side loading gate, separate finger-spur trigger guard, integral straps having 2-pc. walnut grips and faceted buttcap with lanyard ring. Mfg'd ca. 1850s-60s. Condition is very good, retaining no original blue but smooth gray gunmetal having sharp edges and clear markings. Grips are sound and smooth. Action is crisp, clean bore shows sharp rifling. In 1861 10,000 Model 1854 revolvers were delivered to the U.S. Ordnance Dept. Stonewall Jackson and many other Confederates purchased them privately. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, with Bayonet

Lot #632 (Sale Order 638 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, with Bayonet, #377843, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32-5/8" barrel has block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) and Buffington rear, is marked "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "A" at breech. Breechblock is marked "US/Model/1884" at hinge, flat lockplate has usual markings. Oil-stained walnut fullstock stamped "3" at right has steel fittings incl. buttplate marked "US" at top. Condition is very good retaining 80% military blue, thinning on barrel, dark trapdoor, sharp edges and clear markings. Stock is sound and generally smooth, shows severe nicking at butt. Action is crisp, bore shows overall mild roughness and good rifling. Bayonet is gray gunmetal with scattered mild erosion. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Incomplete Civil War Colt Model 1855 Percussion Military Rifle

Lot #633 (Sale Order 639 of 842)

Incomplete Civil War Colt Model 1855 Percussion Military Rifle, #112, .56 cal., unmarked 25" round barrel has vacant rear dovetail, welded/smoothed 2.75" section ahead, filled and smoothed front sight dovetail, 3.25" bayonet lug crudely welded at right muzzle, dovetail and screw/stud underneath; large frame marked "112" at rear tang has creeping loading lever, large military sidehammer, rear adjusting spindle, 2.75" fluted cylinder marked "140", marked "Col. Colt Hartford CT U.S.A." in topstrap channel. Brass 10.125" trigger guard marked "56 Cal" at left. Lacks stocks. Mfg'd 1856-64. Condition is fair as configured, the frame showing much of a later reblue finish, else cleaned bright metal having good edges and fair markings. Lever does not function, cylinder does not turn, hammer does not rotate cylinder or hold cock, bore shows scattered light erosion with strong rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Civil War Rogers & Spencer Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #634 (Sale Order 640 of 842)

Civil War Rogers & Spencer Single Action Army Revolver, #6261, .44 cal., 7.5" octagonal barrel marked ".44 Cal." at left, hinged loading lever below, 6-shot round cylinder with nipples in recessed wells at rear, solid frame has maker's name and "Utica, N-Y" address on topstrap, "6261" and "U.S." at left side, integral trigger guard and straps (marked "825" under left grip), with 2-pc. oiled walnut grips. Mfg'd 1865. Condition is good, retaining no original finish, being cleaned gray gunmetal with areas of light pitting, good edges and markings. Caliber and "U.S." markings were likely added. Grips show moderate impressions. Action is crisp, bore is clean with good rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Lot of Two (2) Antique European Hanguns

Lot #640 (Sale Order 641 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Antique European Handguns: 1) Antique European (Possibly Belgian) "Bull Dog" Revolver, #22, .32 CF cal., 2" teardrop barrel is made integral with solid frame having "saw-handle" straps, 2-pc. hardwood "bird's head" grips, and lanyard ring at butt. Six-shot cylinder is marked "22" on front face, as is right-side loading gate. Condition is about good, having been rusted and cleaned to pitted gray gunmetal with any maker's or origin markings obscured in the process. Action is crisp, lockup tight, bore shows overall moderate erosion and no rifling. 2) Antique European Breechloading Single- Shot Pistol, NVSN, .22 RF cal., 10" round barrel has 3-1/8" octagonal section at breech having what may be French proof marks, left-hinged breechblock and right-hinged extractor. Spur trigger frame has central hammer, integral "saw-handle" backstrap and 2-pc. hardwood "bird's head" grips. Mfg'd with full nickel finish, case hardened hammer and trigger. Condition is fine retaining 90% mostly-bright nickel, dulled case colors, sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound with overall use marks and dings. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate erosion, vestigial rifling. Est.: $250-$400/Lot. (Both Antqique)**

Civil War Burnside Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 5th Type

Lot #635 (Sale Order 642 of 842)

Civil War Burnside Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 5th Type, #23916, .54 cal., 21" barrel marked "Cast Steel 1862" has walnut forend marked "201", frame marked "Burnside Patent/March 25th, 1856/23916", has sling ring/bar at left. Serpentine lever drops breechblock open for loading the proprietary Burnside cartridge, has pivot screw at right side. Back-action lock is marked "Burnside Rifle Co./Providence, R.I." All visible serial numbers match. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65. Condition is good, retaining no original finishes but overall gray gunmetal having scattered discoloration/light roughness, good edges and markings. Stocks show the marks of age and military use but are sound. Action is smooth and strong, bore shows overall mild erosion and fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1855 Tape Primed Percussion 3-Band Rifle-Musket

Lot #636 (Sale Order 643 of 842)

U.S. Model 1855 Tape Primed Percussion 3-Band Rifle-Musket, NVSN, .58 cal., 40" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)" at breech has block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug), folding ladder rear, nipple bolster with cleanout screw. Beveled lockplate has a "(Federal Eagle)" stamped on tall tape primer door, "U.S./Springfield" at front, "1857" behind. Oil finished walnut fullstock has iron fittings incl. buttplate marked "US" and "F61", tulip-tip ramrod, brass nosecap. Mfg'd ca. 1857. Condition is good, the metal a generally smooth gray-brown color with clear markings. Stock is sound with scattered marks of age and military use, lacks inspector's cartouche, has been sanded with added finish. Rear sight is a modern replacement. Action is crisp, bore appears clean but without rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1866 2nd Model Allin Breechloading Rifle, Springfield Arsenal Altered

Lot #637 (Sale Order 644 of 842)

U.S. Model 1866 2nd Model Allin Breechloading Rifle, Springfield Arsenal Altered from a Model 1863 3-Band Percussion Musket, NVSN, .50 CF cal., 36-5/8" barrel, trapdoor breechblock marked "1866/(eaglehead)" at hinge, beveled M-1863 lockplate marked "(Federal Eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" below hammer, "1864" behind. Oil-stained walnut fullstock, steel fittings. Mfg'd ca. 1866. Condition is good showing generally smooth dull gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Stock is sound with mild age and use marks. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light roughness with good rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1870 Trapdoor Rifle, with Sling

Lot #638 (Sale Order 645 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1870 Trapdoor Rifle, with Sling, NVSN, .50 CF cal., 32.5" barrel is marked "46680" at left with corresponding number at receiver breech, has standard sights. "High Arch" breechblock is marked "1870/(eaglehead)/(crossed arrows)US" at hinge. Flat lockplate has "(Federal Eagle)" and U.S./Springfield" below hammer, no date. Walnut fullstock has iron fittings incl. buttplate marked "US", slotted/grooved ramrod. Mfg'd ca. 1870-73. Condition is good, the metal with dark coloration, the stock sound with mild marks and grain cracks of age and military use, the entire rifle covered with an uneven coat of old varnish. Action is crisp, bore clean with scattered oxidation and good rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Civil War U.S. Springfield Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket

Lot #639 (Sale Order 646 of 842)

Civil War U.S. Springfield Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket, NVSN, .58 cal., 40" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)" at breech has bolster with cleanout screw, block-blade front sight (doubles as bayonet lug) and folding leaf rear. Beveled lockplate has "(Federal Eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" ahead of hammer, "1862" behind. Walnut fullstock has steel fittings incl. buttplate marked "US" and tulip-tip ramrod. Mfg'd. 1862 with bright finish. Condition is good showing smooth gray gunmetal with pitting in nipple area, scattered discoloration, good edges and markings. Stock is sound showing hard use, wear, chipping and small losses, patch or 2 of filler. Action is smooth, bore shows oxidation and very good rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Antique Continental (Perhaps French) "Eprouvette" or Powder Tester

Lot #641 (Sale Order 647 of 842)

Antique Continental (Perhaps French) "Eprouvette" or Powder Tester, NVSN, approx. 5mm "bore", 1" "barrel". Brass construction, marked "Trivet" (?) at right frame, has 9/16" circular wheel with floral motif at center graduated with the Arabic numerals "1" thru "12". 3.25" bag-shaped burl wood grip, 5.75" in overall length. Perhaps of 18th century mfg. Condition is fine, the brass having an aged patina, the grip smooth with most original finish. Appears to function as designed. Rare and unusual. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)**

Antique Belgian Single Shot Percussion Pistol, with Folding Spring-Dagger

Lot #642 (Sale Order 648 of 842)

Antique Belgian Single Shot Percussion Pistol, with Folding Spring-Dagger, NVSN, .52 cal., 4.5" octagonal barrel has 4.25" hinged spring-dagger and catch under muzzle, "(star)/ELG" Liege proof at left breech. Boxlock frame has graceful hammer, separate trigger guard, integral straps with 1-pc. hardwood "bird's head" grip having raised aprons at either side behind lock. Condition is near fine retaining approx. 80% thinning blue (worn on dagger) with sharp edges. Grip has shrunk at frame juncture, else is sound and smooth with most varnish. Dagger does not remain retracted under barrel. Action is crisp, smoothbore shows overall moderate erosion. Est.: $250-$400. (Antique)**

Antique SXS Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun

Lot #643 (Sale Order 649 of 842)

Antique SXS Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun, NVSN, 12 ga., 31" barrels marked "Scholl Marysville Cala" on top rib, scroll engraved locks have matching hammers. Iron fittings incl. trigger guard with pineapple front finial and long rear, shotgun buttplate, all engraved en suite. Walnut halfstock with splinter forend, checkered panels at wrist, iron nose-piece (with 2 iron ferrules holds the brass-tipped hardwood ramrod in place). Condition is very good, the bright gunmetal barrels showing a vague twist pattern, else clean gray metal with good edges and engraving. Stock is sound and smooth with a 2.5" wood repair at right wrist and another below, very worn checkering. Actions are crisp, bores show mild roughness. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)**

Antique Side-by-Side Double Barrel Exposed-Hammer Shotgun, by E.D. Parker of London

Lot #644 (Sale Order 650 of 842)

Antique Side-by-Side Double Barrel Exposed-Hammer Shotgun, by E.D. Parker of London, #11434, 12 ga., 30" barrels marked "E.D. Parker London Laminated Steel" on top rib. Back-action locks have light scroll engraving, "E.D. Parker" both sides. Checkered walnut splinter forend, matching pistol grip buttstock. Condition is good, showing overall dark brown gunmetal with good engraving and markings. Wood is sound, has been sanded, checkering worn away, missing grip-cap, horn (?) buttplate badly wormed/eroded. Actions function but breech won't open, bores show mild roughness. Est.: $200-$300. (Antique )**

Antique Unmarked (Presumably European) Percussion Halfstock Sporting Fowler

Lot #645 (Sale Order 651 of 842)

Antique Unmarked (Presumably European) Percussion Halfstock Sporting Fowler, NVSN, 12 ga., 28.5" 2-stage round-to-octagon twist barrel has turned rings at juncture, brass bead front sight, 2 platinum bands and a gold poincon (missing) at scroll-engraved breech. Back-action sidelock has engraved scene of pheasants, sporting hammer and platinum blowout plug in nipple bolster. Iron fittings include trigger guard with scroll-engraved long tangs, shotgun buttplate with engraved upper tang, 3 ferrules retaining the hardwood ramrod with brass tip. Walnut halfstock has checkering and an oval German-silver inlay at wrist, matching oval barrel key escutcheons and nose cap. Made ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is very good retaining strong twist pattern and thin brown tone to barrel, else dark gray gunmetal having good edges and engraving. Stock is sound and smooth showing mild age and use wear, fine checkering, and what may be a 2.75" patch of filler under nipple. Hammer screw and nipple are modern replacements. Action is crisp, clean smoothbore shows light roughness. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)**

Antique Heavy Barrel Percussion Plains Rifle

Lot #646 (Sale Order 652 of 842)

Antique Heavy Barrel Percussion Plains Rifle, NVSN, .40 cal., 26" heavy (perhaps #4) octagonal barrel with Rocky Mountain sights turned at muzzle for bullet starter, has side drum bolster, full-length under-rib with single iron ferrule retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod. Flat lockplate has engraved pheasants scene and "Golcher" below bolster. Pewter nose cap. Double set triggers. German silver scrolled trigger guard, 3-3/8" clipped-rectangle patch box, crescent buttplate with separate long bottom tang, "opposing arrows" sideplate, two diamonds, opposing arrows and circles inlaid into the graceful walnut halfstock. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is good with perhaps 15% thin and darkened blue, else generally smooth gray gunmetal having good edges and markings (pitting in area of nipple), toned silver. Stock is sound and smooth with 3.5" wood loss below nose cap at right side; patch box missing its hinged lid, loose ramrod ferrule, pleasing grain, color, finish and inlays. Action does not hold cock, bore is clean with fine rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)**

Antique American Percussion Halfstock Plains Rifle

Lot #647 (Sale Order 653 of 842)

Antique American Percussion Halfstock Plains Rifle, NVSN, .36 cal., 34-1/8" octagonal barrel held by a single key is marked "G.G. Gavin" in script and "B. Sells" in capital letters on top flat flanking the notched rear sight. Unmarked flat lockplate has sporting style hammer and drum-style bolster. Sturdy walnut halfstock has brass trigger guard with 2 finger scrolls, crescent buttplate, "whale" sideplate, 3 ferrules retaining the plain hickory ramrod, 3" round German-silver patchbox with steel lid opening to stock cavity containing cast lead balls, silver inlay at left butt, German-silver key escutcheons, pewter nose cap. Double set triggers. Made likely 1840s-60s. Gunsmith Benjamin Sells, Jr. worked in the village of Georgetown, Ohio circa 1835-70. Condition is very good retaining perhaps 50% thinning/darkening barrel blue mixed with brown patina, brass is mostly bright. Stock is sound and smooth with minor age and use marks, pleasing grain/color and most original varnish. Hammer does not hold cock, bore is clean with strong rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)**

Antique American Percussion Short Rifle

Lot #648 (Sale Order 654 of 842)

Antique American Percussion Short Rifle, NVSN, .45 cal., unmarked 22" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front and notched rear sights, plugged dovetail ahead of breech. Lock and hammer are modern replacements, bolster and nipple appear original. Double set triggers. Brass scrolled trigger guard and crescent buttplate, lead nosecap, plain hardwood ramrod retained by copper ferrule on under-barrel rib. Artificially striped maple (?) 3/4-stock. Condition is about good as configured, the barrel being gray gunmetal with scattered light erosion (esp. nipple area), toned brass. Stock is sound with 1"x2" replacement wood at toe and good striping. Action does not hold cock, bore is clean with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)**

Antique French Model 1842 Percussion Musket, Altered to Smoothbore Forager

Lot #649 (Sale Order 655 of 842)

Antique French Model 1842 Percussion Musket, Altered to Smoothbore Forager, #755, approx. 8 ga., 40" round barrel with small blade front and no rear sight has 3 spring-retained brass bands retaining a slotted, button-tip steel ramrod. Back-action lock has indistinct French script markings behind the large military-type hammer with tall spur. Brass trigger guard and buttplate, small steel "tricorn" sideplate. Rifle has been extensively decorated in a tribal style with numerous brass tacks at left butt, pointed tacks and small colored shapes at right, small steel studs inserted all-over into the stock, strings of seed beads and leather thongs wrapped about the wrist, scattered patches and reinforcements including an aluminum (?) strip above the lock. Condition is fair to good as configured, showing use and scattered light erosion to the iron parts, dark patina to the brass, the walnut fullstock being sound with secure cracks at butt, dings and occasional roughness. Action functions, smoothbore shows overall light-to-moderate erosion. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)**

Antique American Heavy Barrel Halfstock Percussion Plains Rifle

Lot #650 (Sale Order 656 of 842)

Antique American Heavy Barrel Halfstock Percussion Plains Rifle, Unmarked as to Maker, NVSN, .54 cal., 28" heavy (about #4) octagonal barrel with Rocky Mountain type sights is unmarked. Flat brass lock has sporting hammer, drum bolster, double set triggers. Brass furniture includes trigger guard with finger-rest, 6.5" horsehead patchbox with hinged door opening to trap in butt, crescent buttplate with long separate lower tang, "cloud" sideplate with winged side pieces, nose cap, rear thimble (with 2 iron thimbles retains the striped hickory ramrod). "Roman Nose" maple halfstock has straight cheekrest, artificial tiger-striping, 10 silver inlays (4 missing) and a 6" missing plaque at bottom. Made possibly first half 19th century. Condition is about very good, the barrel reblued, the brass with age toning, the silver inlays with black patina, the lock a possible replacement (as is ramrod). Stock shows wear to high edges and striping and a repair with filler below the hammer but is sound and smooth. Action does not hold cock, bore is clean with strong rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)**

Pre-Civil War Colt Model 1849 Percussion Pocket Revolver

Lot #651 (Sale Order 657 of 842)

Pre-Civil War Colt Model 1849 Percussion Pocket Revolver, #96470, .31 cal., 4" barrel has small loading notch at right, cylinder has the rolled stagecoach holdup scene, open-top frame is marked "Colts/Patent" in tiny letters at left, has brass straps with small trigger guard and one-piece varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd 1854 with blued finish, case hardened frame/hammer, and silver-plated straps. Condition is very good, retaining traces of darkened blue in protected areas, else mottled gray/brown gunmetal with scattered oxidation, good edges and markings. Cylinder scene is fully visible. Straps retain approx. 20% blackened silver. Grip is sound with gouges at left panel, narrow chips at right, minor wear and 35% original varnish. All visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp, bore is clean with fine rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique)**

Scarce Antique Remington New Model Police Percussion Revolver

Lot #652 (Sale Order 658 of 842)

Scarce Antique Remington New Model Police Percussion Revolver, #3392 (under left grip), .36 cal., 3.5" barrel, maker's name, address, 1858-63 patent dates and "New Model" in 3 lines on top flat, with round 5-shot cylinder. Solid frame has nickel-plated trigger guard, integral straps with two-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1865-73 with blued finish. Condition is about good having a dark brown color, scattered mild erosion, scrapes, good edges and markings. Trigger guard shows 75% smooth nickel. Grips are sound showing wear, discoloration, a half-inch chip at lower right. Action works but is weak, bore shows heavy erosion and fair rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)**

Civil War Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy Percussion Revolver

Lot #653 (Sale Order 659 of 842)

Civil War Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy Percussion Revolver, #3667, .36 cal., 5.5" octagonal barrel, 1-line "U.S. America" address, 5-shot rebated cylinder with rolled stagecoach robbery scene. Frame is marked "Colts/Patent" at lower left, has brass straps marked "V" and "36 Cal" at left, with 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65, with blued barrel and cylinder, casehardened frame, hammer and lever, silver-plated straps. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being cleaned gray gunmetal showing scattered moderate-heavy pitting to areas of barrel and cylinder (with 35% scene remaining), fine edges and good markings. All visible serial numbers match (no # on lever, which is correct). Grips are sound and smooth showing minor handling and most original varnish. Action is smooth, lockup tight, bore is clean with very good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Transitional Model 1873/79 Trapdoor Carbine

Lot #654 (Sale Order 660 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Transitional Model 1873/79 Trapdoor Carbine, #133389, .45-70 Gov't. cal., 21.25" barrel (likely reduced from 22" during its period of use due to muzzle damage) lacks breech markings, has ladder rear sight with curved base. Lockplate with usual markings. Correct features include longer 10.5" stock comb, low-arch breechblock, receiver wider than barrel, buttplate with swivel door for tools (none present), grooved trigger. Oil-stained halfstock has sling ring at left, buttplate marked "US", band without swivel. Mfg'd. ca. 1879-85. Condition is good, the barrel being generally smooth blue-brown, else gray gunmetal with scattered oxidation/discoloration having good edges and markings. Stock shows heavy use with cracks ahead of and behind the lock and at nose, lacks inspector's cartouche. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate erosion and good rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Civil War-Era C. Sharps & Co. 4-Barrel Breechloading Pepperbox Pistol, Model 2A

Lot #655 (Sale Order 661 of 842)

Civil War-Era C. Sharps & Co. 4-Barrel Breechloading Pepperbox Pistol, Model 2A, #1018, .30 RF cal., 3" barrel group slides on mortise in brass frame for loading/extraction. Standing breech, hammer with rotating striker, circular marking above spurtrigger "C. Sharps Patent 1859" at left, "C. Sharps Philada. PA" at right. Integral straps have checkered brown gutta percha grips. Condition is good, retaining approx. 10% barrel blue mixed with light erosion at top; brass frame with no original silver plating (perhaps never silvered) but sharp edges and good markings. Grips have sharp checkering. Action functions but barrel does not slide, bores are bright with fine rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)**

Scarce Otis A. Smith Model 1883 Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver

Lot #656 (Sale Order 662 of 842)

Scarce Otis A. Smith Model 1883 Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver, #1013, .32 CF cal., 3.25" barrel is marked "Smith's Patent Model 1883 Shell Ejector/Otis A. Smith, Manufacturer Rockfall Conn. U.S.A." on top rib, "Patented Dec. 20, 1881" and "32-100 Caliber" on topstrap. Styled somewhat after the S&W Model 1-1/2, this all-brass revolver (but for the steel cylinder with manual ejection) tips up on a large frame hinge, has integral spur trigger and straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the entwined "OAS" logo at top. This particular revolver may have a variant finish, appearing to be copper plated, and the cylinder perhaps nickel plated, most of which remains. Sharp edges and lettering. Grips are near perfect with sharp checkering and details. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)**

Lot of Two (2) Halfstock Percussion Pennsylvania Plains Rifles, by James Henry & Son of Boulton

Lot #657 (Sale Order 663 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Halfstock Percussion Pennsylvania Plains Rifles, by James Henry & Son of Boulton: 1) NVSN, .36 cal., 32.25" octagonal barrel marked "J. Henry/& Son". Flat lockplate has same markings, double set triggers. Iron fittings, 2 oval copper barrel key escutcheons, pewter nose cap, 2 copper ferrules on under-rib, lacks ramrod. Walnut stock has graceful "perch belly", raised cheekpiece. Condition is good, retaining traces of what seems to be barrel blue, else generally smooth dark-gray gunmetal with pitting at nipple and trigger guard, good edges and markings. Stock has large "S" carved (with filler) at left, repaired 4" break with 2.25" filler at forend, wood loss above lock, shows age and use. Action and triggers work as designed, bore appears clean with very good rifling. 2) NVSN, .36 cal., 38" heavy (perhaps #3) octagonal barrel (generally smooth dark brown) is marked "J. Henry/& Son", lacks front sight. A project gun, consisting of original barrel and walnut stock, brass nose cap and 2 oval barrel key escutcheons, iron crescent buttplate, 2 iron ferrules on under-rib and plain hickory ramrod (needs cutting to correct length). Stock has significant cracks, losses, wood patch in lock cavity (but unfinished). Includes modern lock, double set triggers unit, unfinished 9.75" iron trigger guard and 33.5" octagonal barrel marked "Jukar Spain". Original bore shows light roughness, very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600/Lot. (Antique)

Lot of Two (2) Revolutionary Hangers/Swords

Lot #658 (Sale Order 664 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Revolutionary Hangers/Swords, One with Scabbard: 1) Ca.1770-1790, 28.5" curved blade with a single wide fuller running the full length to the tip. No visible maker's marks. Brass "D" guard with straight quillion having a rounded tip. Smooth backstrap with flat top and capstan rivet/peened tang. Swelled ebony grip with vertical grooves running from top to bottom. There are large engraved letters on top of the quillion flat that read "V"/W*L". There is no scabbard present. OAL is 33.5". Condition is good, the blade showing heavy rust staining, a few edge and spine nicks, some old cleaning, but remains quite sharp. Bottom of the guard shows fairly recent file and sanding marks, possibly from some straightening and minor repair. Brass fittings show age, wear, minor dings, and scratches. There are remnants of older patina in protected areas. Grip has several chips at the top and bottom and a large crack on one side. Hilt is fairly tight to the blade with a slight gap at the grip ferrule. 2) With Original Brass-Mounted Leather Scabbard, ca. 1750-1770. The 26.25" blade has a single small fuller at the top that runs about 3/4s the length of the blade. No visible maker's markings. Blade shows some faint remnants of engraved decorations, mainly on one side; thin brass "D" shaped finger guard, with a flat base, and down-turned quillion with rounded tip. Brass ferrule and backstrap with flat pommel top and capstan rivet. Line border engraving on the ferrule and pommel, with a faceted pattern on the backstrap and rear of pommel. Beautiful spiral wood grip with original thin leather covering, and flat silver wire wrapping in the spiral grooves. Scabbard brass fittings have decorative edges that all match. Top fitting has a frog stud for the shoulder harness. Condition is good, the blade showing a somewhat cleaned surface with pitting, age graying, numerous dark rust spots, and a couple of small edge nicks. The brass of the hilt has a fairly dark patina, with nice shape to all the parts, a couple of old repair spots, and is still nice and tight to the blade. Grip is very nice, showing some wear and losses to the leather covering mainly near the top, with a few scuffs and scrapes on the remainder of the grip. Flat silver wire is in very good shape with a nice dark patina. Scabbard leather shows heavy age, torn seams, tears, and a small loss at the top edge near the middle, but the fact that it is there at all is remarkable. Brass scabbard fittings show age, wear, dings, dents, and the frog stud has some movement. Overall a nice example. Est.: $600-$900/Lot.

Group of Three (3) European Smallswords

Lot #659 (Sale Order 665 of 842)

Group of Three (3) European Smallswords: 1, Smallsword, possibly British, ca. 1750, triangular 33" long blade with gilt etched decorations, faint maker's mark "Tells & Co."?, with replacement blade washer. Thin iron cupped guard with riveted decorations. Intact quillion and finger loops. Three ball round finger guard, faceted iron grip and pommel. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade has a dark patina overall with no traces of the original bluing. Gold gilt is still present around the etched decorations. Guard, grip, and pommel have a dark uncleaned patina. Pommel is loose and rotates, detaching itself from the finger guard. 2. Smallsword, possibly Dutch or Italian, ca. 1650-1750, diamond-shaped 32.5" blade with small fuller near the ricasso area. Fancy pierced decorated cast iron two-lobe cupped guard. Cast crossguard with broken/missing quillion, intact finger loops, and fancy pierced finger guard. Spiral cast iron grip with nodule designs, with similar pommel. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade with a dark rust patina, pitted surface mainly near the tip, and slight bend near the tip. Guard shows heavy age and dark rust patina. Grip, guards, and pommel show a dark rust patina overall, with some minor pitting. Pommel and guards are tight to the blade, with just the slightest movement in the grip itself. 3. Smallsword or Court sword, probably French or German, ca. 1770-1810, triangular 32.75" blade with etched decorations. Blade maker marked at the bottom "A. S. & C." Clamshell front guard with winged horses on either side of a central wreath. Cast brass decorated crossguard, quillion, and finger guard. Rectangular grip with decorated brass fittings on top, bottom, and sides. Black ebony wood checkered grip panels. Cast brass pommel with the face of a Roman goddess on front and back. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying, light rust, faint remnants of gold gilt on the etched decorations, with a slight bend near the tip. Guard and handle fittings show a dark aged patina to the brass. The central roundel on the clamshell shows heavy wear to the carved decoration. Grip panels are nice with no cracks, showing some age and soiling. Handle is tight to the blade but there is some play in the clamshell guard. Est.: $900-$1,500/Lot.

Lot of Two (2) Napoleonic French Officer's Swords

Lot #660 (Sale Order 666 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Napoleonic French Officer's Swords: 1) French cavalry officer's sword, ca. 1800-1840, etched decorated 35" curved blade with a single wide fuller. Hard to read maker's marking at the ricasoo. Engraved brass crossguard and curved quillion, three-branch finger guard is broken at the top on all three branches. Pointed oval-shaped langets with engraved decoration. Grooved wood grip covered in brown leather and wrapped with one large braided wire and two small straight wires. Engraved backstrap and pommel. No scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade with a dark rust patina overall, a few edge nicks, and remnants of the gold gilt on some of the etched blade decorations mainly near the ricasso area. Guards, langets, and backstrap have a dark patina to the brass, with only a small bit of the gilt finish remaining in some protected areas. 2) French officer's sword, ca. 1800-1840, 30" slightly curved blade with single wide fuller, etched decorations near the top of the blade. Brass crossguard with shield-shaped langets, front langet is decorated with a helmet and sword. Panther head curved quillion. Decorated flat finger guard with lion's head and floral motif. Curved pommel with large lion's head. Checkered light brown wood grip with a twisted wire repair at the bottom. No maker's markings. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade with cleaned lightly pitted rust patina overall, numerous small edge nicks, and a clipped point. Brass of the guards and pommel has been polished in the recent past but has a pleasing patina and a small amount of old polish residue on one side of the pommel. Grip is cracked on both sides and shows wear to the surface, with some possible varnish added. As mentioned above, the grip has been wrapped at the bottom with twisted brass wire to hold it together. Est.: $500-$1,000/Lot.

Scottish/English Infantry Basket-Hilt Composite Back Sword

Lot #661 (Sale Order 667 of 842)

Scottish/English Infantry Basket-Hilt Composite Back Sword, ca. 1780, 35" long double fullered blade with a flat back spine, blade measures 1-3/8" at the ricasso. Faint engraved maker's markings on the top of the spine at the rear. The English favored single edged blades with a flat spine, rather than the double-edged broad sword. This would have been issued to NCO's in the Scottish infantry around 1780. The steel basket and pommel show a Scottish design in the piercings and construction but may be a little later than the blade. The spiral grooved wood grip is a fairly recent replacement, and the pommel and capstan rivet are of a later design, so this sword is a composite of parts. Basket, grip, and pommel are tight to the blade. OAL is 41". Condition is good, the blade showing a spotted light pitted dark patina overall, with light cleaning, a few edge nicks, and slight wavy bend near the point. Basket shows a brown patina with light cleaning and some minor to heavy rust and pitting mainly on the inside. Wood grip has been aged well and is in good condition. No scabbard. Est.: $500-$800.

Scottish/English Infantry Basket Hilt Composite Back Sword

Lot #662 (Sale Order 668 of 842)

Scottish/English Infantry Basket-Hilt Composite Back Sword, ca.1750, with a massive wide 30" blade. Blade measures 1-5/8" at the ricasso area, with a wide fuller running down the center, and a narrow small fuller at the top under the flat spine. The English favored single-edged blades with a flat spine, rather than the double-edged broad sword, so this would have been issued to enlisted NCOs in the Scottish infantry around 1750. No visible maker's markings. steel basket and pommel show a Scottish design in the piercings and construction. Spiral grooved wood grip is a fairly recent replacement, could be a composite of parts, as the tang peen looks more recently done, but assembled and aged well. Basket and grip are tight to the blade. OAL is 36.5". Condition is good, the blade having a dark black rust patina with minor surface pitting overall, some light cleaning, and no edge nicks. Basket shows heavy rust pitting and thinning of the metal due to the pitting, and a couple of minor dings. Pommel is tight. No scabbard. Est.: $500-$800.

Antique French Model 1837 Naval and Marine Percussion Pistol, by Chatellerault Arsenal

Lot #663 (Sale Order 669 of 842)

Antique French Model 1837 Naval and Marine Percussion Pistol, by Chatellerault Arsenal, NVSN, .60 cal., 6" barrel without sights marked "Mre. 1837" at top tang, "3" right breech, has captive stirrup ramrod. Back-action lock is marked "Mre Ru de/Chatellerault" under a small oval proof mark. Iron sideplate has integral belt hook and two small marks. Walnut halfstock has single brass band with long rear tang adjoining the trigger guard both marked "(crown)/L"), iron floorplate, brass buttcap marked "(Naval Anchor)" and "M"(?) with lanyard ring. Mfg'd 1837. Condition is good showing generally smooth bright iron with scattered light pitting, toned brass, fine edges and clear markings. Stock is sound and smooth with occasional nicks, losses about lock. Action is strong, smoothbore is clean. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Unmarked Continental (Likely French) Breechloading Parlor Pistol

Lot #664 (Sale Order 670 of 842)

Unmarked Continental (Likely French) Breechloading Parlor Pistol, #549, .22 cal., 9-1/8" octagonal barrel has simple open sights, crowned muzzle and "Rampant Lion Holding a Banner" mark at left. "Rolling-block" style hammer/breechblock with engraved top tang. Hardwood stock has vine relief carving at forend, fluted grip with turned finial, engraved finger-spur trigger guard with pineapple front finial. Likely mfg'd late 19th century with blued barrel, bright hammer and fittings. Action is smooth, bore shows what appears to be an overall etched pattern rather than rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

Antique European Single-Shot Percussion Pistol

Lot #665 (Sale Order 671 of 842)

Antique European Single-Shot Percussion Pistol, NVSN, .60 cal., 6.75" round-to-octagon barrel has cannon ring at muzzle, integral bolster with rounded flash shield at breech. Flat lockplate has unusual thin hammer and hinged safety lever operating on a frizzen spring. Varnished walnut halfstock has checkered panels at grip, German silver fittings incl. trigger guard with finger spur and long tangs, buttcap, winged sideplate, ferrule retaining the iron trumpet-tip ramrod. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-60s. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% brown, case colors mainly muted/silvered, toned silver. Stock is sound and smooth with fine checkering, light age and use marks, and most original finish. Action is inoperative, nipple safety "cup" partially broken off, smoothbore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

European Percussion Military Short Rifle, with Sling

Lot #666 (Sale Order 672 of 842)

European Percussion Military Short Rifle, with Sling, NVSN, .72 cal., 30.25" round barrel, hooked bayonet lug and small sight at muzzle with 2-leaf rear sight, unmarked 5" back-action lock, walnut fullstock has brass trigger guard with spur and Sanskrit-like markings, 5" patch box, buttplate, nose cap, 3 barrel-key escutcheons, 2 pipes, button ramrod, and front swivel. Condition is good being generally smooth brown gunmetal with age-toned brass. Stock is sound with scattered dents and scratches, a few which are newer. Action is crisp, clean bore has good rifling. Leather sling is sound but missing the lower retaining hardware. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Antique Nepalese Brunswick Percussion Musket

Lot #667 (Sale Order 673 of 842)

Antique Nepalese Brunswick Percussion Musket, NVSN, .69 cal., 35.75" round barrel with tiny block front, tall notched rear sight, and 3" bayonet lug at right is unmarked; serpentine back-action lock also unmarked. Oil-finished walnut fullstock with Sanskrit-like lettering at left and scratching at right has 3 brass barrel-key escutcheons, trigger guard with sling swivel and 3 Sanskrit-like letters, buttplate, nose cap, 2 long ferrules retaining the steel button-tip ramrod, steel swivel. Condition is good, having generally smooth gunmetal with a thick coat of dark varnish and good edges. Stock is sound and smooth with usual marks and added varnish. Action is strong, smoothbore shows moderate to heavy erosion. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

French St. Etienne Marked Bulldog Double Action Revolver

Lot #668 (Sale Order 674 of 842)

French St. Etienne Marked Bulldog Double Action Revolver, NVSN, approx. .44 cal., 3" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, 5-shot fluted cylinder, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, no visible import marks. Includes an old tag noting that the pistol was "Underground Belgian pistol used in 2nd World War". Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% toning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, edgewear and light surface erosion. Leading edge of the cylinder shows thinning finish and wear with scattered light erosion. There is a crisp French St. Etienne proof in one of the flutes. Back edge of the cylinder is marked with several symbols including a "1", "4" and "FV". Grips are very good and unmarked on the interior but appear original to the gun. Bore is very good with light corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. An interesting French copy of the Webley revolvers. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)**

Very Rare Civil War Allen & Wheelock Center-Hammer Lipfire Army Revolver, 1st Model

Lot #669 (Sale Order 675 of 842)

Very Rare Civil War Allen & Wheelock Center-Hammer Lipfire Army Revolver, 1st Model, NVSN, .44 Lipfire cal., 7.5" round-to-octagonal barrel is marked "Allen & Wheelock Worcester, MS, U.S./Allen's Pat's Sept. 7, Nov. 9, 1858" at left flat. Solid frame encloses round 6-shot cylinder having notches for cartridge "lips" at rear, split hinged trigger guard/cartridge ejector, top-hinged loading gate, integral straps with 2-pc. walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1860-63 with blued finish, case hardened hammer and trigger guard, until patent-infringement litigation from Smith & Wesson ended production due to its bored-thru cylinder, with only about 250 guns produced. Revolver is in untouched "attic", near-relic, condition having no original finishes but a uniformly oxidized deep brown coloration with good edges and readable maker's markings. Grips are crude handmade replacements with loose fit, the left panel extending full-length and apparently replacing missing frame metal on that side. Action, hammer and lever are frozen; bore shows heavy erosion and no rifling. Very rare in any condition. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)**

Antique Eagle Arms Front-Loading Pocket Revolver, by Plant's Mfg. Co.

Lot #670 (Sale Order 676 of 842)

Antique Eagle Arms Front-Loading Pocket Revolver, by Plant's Mfg. Co., #1487, .30 cup-primed cal., 3.5" octagonal barrel marked "Eagle Arms Co. New York" on top rib, has removable cylinder pin below. Round 6-Shot cylinder has "Patented July 12, 1859 & July 21, 1863" on circumference. Brass solid frame has integral spurtrigger sheath and flat-bottom straps (marked "APC" at butt) with 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd mid-1860s with blued barrel and cylinder, silver-plated frame. Condition is very good having 85% thinning barrel blue, bright cylinder, perhaps 10% darkened silver, sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound and smooth with most varnish. Action is crisp, lockup tight, bore is bright showing oxidation and good rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)**

Rare London Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy Single Action Percussion Revolver

Lot #671 (Sale Order 677 of 842)

Rare London Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy Single Action Percussion Revolver, #37268 (with "L" either before or after), .36 cal., 5.5" octagonal barrel has "Address: Col. Colt London" in 1-line on top flat, London proof marks at left. Rebated 5-shot cylinder has the stagecoach holdup rolled scene and a London proof over each chamber. Frame is marked "Colts/Patent" at lower left, has steel straps marked "36 Cal" at left and a 1-pc. varnished walnut grip. Mfg'd in Hartford ca. 1863-65, with blued barrel, cylinder and grip straps, casehardened frame, hammer and lever. Revolver is in as-found "attic" condition having no original finishes, the barrel and cylinder being cleaned rust-gray gunmetal showing scattered moderate-to-heavy pitting (with traces of scene remaining), else an overall deep rust patina with good edges and fair markings. Wedge screw replaced. All visible serial numbers match (no # on lever, which is correct). Grip is sound and smooth showing generally minor wear and nicks and most original varnish. Action is defective, bore is clean with good rifling. In correct serial number range. Rare in any condition. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)**

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Ramrod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle, with Sling

Lot #672 (Sale Order 678 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Ramrod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle, with Sling, #507889, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32-5/8" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)" at breech has pinned-blade front and Buffington rear sights. "Low Arch" breechblock is marked "U.S/Model/1884" at hinge, flat lockplate has usual markings. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has a large metal "3" inlet at right, is marked "I/94" ahead of the curved buttplate marked "US/21/12" with door for tools (none present), has Model 1888 sliding ramrod-bayonet under muzzle. Mfg'd 1889-93. Condition is good-to-very good as refinished in deep black-blue, with bright lock, softened edges and lettering. Stock is sound and smooth having been sanded and re-oiled, lacks inspector's cartouche at left wrist. Action is crisp, frosted bore has very good rifling. Russet leather sling is sound showing mild age. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)**

Civil War-Era Sharps New Model 1863 Breechloading Percussion Carbine

Lot #673 (Sale Order 679 of 842)

Civil War-Era Sharps New Model 1863 Breechloading Percussion Carbine, #72380, .52 cal., 22" barrel marked with maker's name and address in 3 lines. "Straight Breech" receiver has sling ring and bar, "C. Sharps Pat./Sept. 12th 1848" at left, integral Sharps pellet primer, "R.S. Lawrence Pat./April 12th 1859" and "C. Sharps' Pat./Oct. 5th 1852" at right of back-action lock. Walnut forearm has a single band, the matching straight buttstock a 5.5" iron patch box and semi-crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. mid-1860s. Condition is fair showing no original finishes, the metal being generally smooth and dark having scattered discoloration, good edges and markings. Stocks show the effects of hard military and frontier use, with cracks, losses, and wire wrap to forearm, screw repaired break at right-side wrist of buttstock. Action and dropping breechblock are smooth, clean 6-groove bore shows mild roughness and strong rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)**

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1873 Trapdoor Single Shot Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #674 (Sale Order 680 of 842)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1873 Trapdoor Single Shot Saddle Ring Carbine, #142683, .45-70 cal., 22" barrel, smooth walnut one-piece straight grip stock, blade front and M1879 "Buckhorn" rear sights. Carbine is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining 99% of an old quality reblue with light handling marks. Sideplate is marked 1873, with legible markings. Breechblock is from a Model 1884. Stock is excellent as refinished and began life as a rifle stock, reduced to carbine length. Butt ends with a smooth steel buttplate with trap providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is good with defined rifling and the action functions well, locking up securely. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)**

Civil War Smith Percussion Breechloading Carbine

Lot #675 (Sale Order 681 of 842)

Civil War Smith Percussion Breechloading Carbine, #13796, .50 cal., 21-5/8" barrel has 6" octagonal breech with 5-3/8" spring bar on top that allows barrel to tip open for loading when lever ahead of trigger is pushed upward. Receiver has sling ring/bar, "Address/Poultney & Trimble/Baltimore U.S.A." and "Smith's Patent/June 23, 1857" at left side. Oil-stained walnut forearm has single band, matching straight buttstock a curved buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1861-65. Condition is good showing no original finish but generally smooth gray gunmetal having fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound with the normal marks of military use and "BA" carved at right butt. Action is smooth, barrel hinge a bit loose but secure, bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)**

Original U.S. Civil War Ames Model 1832 Artillery Short Sword

Lot #676 (Sale Order 682 of 842)

Original U.S. Civil War Ames Model 1832 Artillery Short Sword, in very good overall condition, with an approx. 19" heavy iron double -edged blade, showing light scratches, pinprick pitting, scattered light surface erosion and staining. Blade markings are partially visible, with a partial Ames name and Chicopee, Mass. address on one side and U.S. on the reverse. Below the U.S., the stamped brass hilt and handguard are marked with "A.D.K." and "J.W.R." acceptance/inspection marks for A.D. King and General James W. Ripley. The molded brass grips display a scalloped eagle feather design with three transverse securing rivets. Pommel shows an eagle on each side with shield, arrows in one talon and an olive branch in the other. The straight cross quillons end with round finials. A nice example of a scarce short sword, no scabbard. Est.: $700-$900.

Civil War-Era Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #677 (Sale Order 683 of 842)

Civil War-Era Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine, #16530, .50 RF cal., 20" barrel marked "M-1865" at breech. Distinctive receiver with back-action lock is marked "Spencer Repeating/Rifle Co. Boston, Mass./Pat'd. March 6, 1860" over chamber, "16530" to rear, has operating lever that drops open breech to receive cartridges from 7-shot magazine tube in buttstock, Stabler single-shot cutoff lever, left-side sling ring and bar. Oil-finished tapered forearm has a single band, matching straight buttstock a sling swivel at belly and crescent buttplate with door opening to mag. Mfg'd 1865-66. Condition is good retaining traces of blue, else gray gunmetal having scattered moderate erosion, scrapes, good edges and markings. Stocks are sound having generally light marks of age and military use incl. a 1.75 sliver missing at left-rear forend, repaired sliver at right. Missing hammer. Breechblock action is smooth, bore shows overall mild erosion and strong rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)**

Antique Smith & Wesson Model No. 1-1/2 First Issue Revolver

Lot #678 (Sale Order 684 of 842)

Antique Smith & Wesson Model No. 1-1/2 First Issue Revolver, #10383, .32 RF cal., 3.5" octagonal barrel has the maker's name/address and 1855-59 patent dates in 2 lines on top rib, "66" at rear, tips up on top frame hinge. Round 5-shot cylinder marked "66" on front face. Steel frame has integral spurtrigger sheath, flat-bottom straps and 2-piece varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd 1865-68 with nickel-plated finish. Condition is very good with 20% factory nickel mainly to top/bottom/left side of barrel, frame bottom and backstrap. Fine edges and markings. Grips are smooth with a couple small impressions. Action is crisp, lockup tight, clean bore shows occasional roughness, very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)**

Antique Smith & Wesson 2nd Model 38 Double Action Revolver

Lot #679 (Sale Order 685 of 842)

Antique Smith & Wesson 2nd Model 38 Double Action Revolver, #55284, .38 S&W CF cal., 3.25" barrel has the maker's name, address and 1865-69-71-79-80 patent dates in two lines on top rib, five-shot fluted cylinder with long grooves and 2 sets of notches, barrel and cylinder unit tip up on large front hinge, frame has separate "Square-back" trigger guard and integral "saw-handle" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the entwined "S&W" logo at top. Mfg'd 1880-84, with full nickel-plated finish but for blued trigger guard and case hardened hammer/trigger. Condition is very good retaining approx. 65% original nickel having scattered spots of rust/oxidation, very good edges and markings. Grips are sound showing light wear, fine checkering and details, fit well. Action is crisp, hinge and lockup are tight, bore is clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $350-$450. (Antique)**

Antique Smith & Wesson No. 1 3rd Issue Revolver

Lot #680 (Sale Order 686 of 842)

Antique Smith & Wesson No. 1 3rd Issue Revolver, #59210, .22 RF cal., 3-3/16" round barrel, marked with maker's name and address and 1855-59-60 patent dates in one line on top rib, tips up on frame hinge. Seven-shot fluted cylinder is marked "K77" on front face. Frame has integral spur trigger sheath, "bird's head" straps with two-piece varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd 1868-81 with full blued finish. Condition is excellent retaining 98% factory blue, sharp edges and markings. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors. Grips have most original varnish and light highpoint wear. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is tight, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)**

Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector 1st Model (Model of 1896) Revolver

Lot #681 (Sale Order 687 of 842)

Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector 1st Model (Model of 1896) Revolver, #682, .32 S&W cal., 4.25" ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece S&W monogram grips, round butt, cylinder stop is mounted in frame top-strap, patent markings on the cylinder, with blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd pre-1899. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining 88%-90% flaking finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches and light surface erosion. Cylinder shows leading edgewear, thinning finish and an index line at the rear; all matching visible serial numbers. Cylinder features the patent markings "SMITH & WESSON/SPRINGFIELD MASS./U.S.A. PATENTED/JULY 1, 84. APRIL 9, 89./MARCH 27, 94. MAY 29, 94./MAY 21 95. JULY 16 95." Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardening. Grips are very good and fit well with no losses or chips. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Action functions but would benefit from adjustment. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)**

Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless 4th Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #682 (Sale Order 688 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless 4th Model Double Action Revolver, #192657, .38 S&W cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber S&W monogram two-piece grips, pinned blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, with color case hardened trigger. Mfg'd 1898-1907. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning finish, with light wear at the muzzle, small scratches, and dried oil that should clean. Frame shows modest edgewear and scratches. Trigger displays muted color case hardening. Grips are fine and fit well. Bore is good with scattered light corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely on this nice "Lemon Squeezer". Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)**

Smith & Wesson 38 Safety Hammerless 5th Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #683 (Sale Order 689 of 842)

Smith & Wesson 38 Safety Hammerless 5th Model Double Action Revolver, #236716, .38 S&W cal., 6" round barrel, marked with maker's name and address on top rib, "38 S&W Ctge" at left, tips up on front frame hinge as a unit, with fluted 5-shot auto-ejection cylinder. Frame has "S&W" logo at right, backstrap safety, integral flat-butt straps and checkered hard rubber grips with the "S&W" logo at top. Mfg'd 1907-40 with full blued finish. Condition is excellent, retaining 95% deep factory blue, with highpoint wear, light scratching, tiny cylinder turn line, sharp edges and markings. Grips show lightest wear, odd spotting at right. Matching serial numbered on butt and cylinder. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is tight, bright bore shows blue and sharp rifling, gun appears unfired. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)**

Colt First Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, with Case

Lot #684 (Sale Order 690 of 842)

Colt First Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, with Case, #333597, .45 CF cal., 4.75" barrel with maker's name and address at top, "45 Colt" at left. Fluted cylinder marked "1" on front face. Solid frame has 2-line patent dates and the "Rampant Colt" at left, loading gate numbered "518", faux mother-of-pearl grips. All visible serial numbers match. Mfg'd 1916. Condition is very good as completely refinished in chrome, 98% of which remains, with softened edges and lettering. Grips are bright with small chips at both toes. Action is crisp, bore is mostly smooth with fair to good rifling. Cased in a 13"x9"x2.5" modern wood box with black velvet lining form-fitted to the gun, in fine condition. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #685 (Sale Order 691 of 842)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #439718, .32 W.C.F. (.32-20) cal., 24" octagonal barrel with maker's name, address and 1884 patent date on top, caliber at breech. Takedown receiver marked "Model 1892/Winchester/Trade Mark" on upper tang. Oil-finished walnut forend has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1911. Condition is good with no original finishes, being generally smooth gray gunmetal having fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with scattered mild age and use marks. Nose cap screw is missing. Action is smooth, bore shows overall moderate erosion with good rifling. Quite desirable with takedown feature and octagon barrel. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 1st Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #686 (Sale Order 692 of 842)

Colt 1st Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #256794, .41 Colt CF cal., 4.75" barrel, maker's name and address in 2 lines at top, ejector at right, with unmarked 6-shot cylinder. Frame has 2-line 1871-72-75 patent dates at left-front, loading gate batch-numbered "3279", steel straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the "Rampant Colt" in oval at top. Mfg'd 1904 in the popular "Cowboy" caliber. Condition is very good, the revolver having been entirely nickel plated over occasional roughness, 75% of which remains with softened edges and markings. Grips show moderate wear but are sound and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is clean with very good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Frank Wesson Two-Trigger Tip-Up Breechloading Military Carbine, 1st Type

Lot #687 (Sale Order 693 of 842)

Frank Wesson Two-Trigger Tip-Up Breechloading Military Carbine, 1st Type, with B. Kittredge Agent Marking, #708, .44 RF cal., 24" octagonal barrel marked "F. Wesson Patent" and "B. Kittredge & Co./Cincinnati, O." on top flat; standard open sights, sling swivel 7" below muzzle; 9.5" receiver has large front hinge, 2 triggers (front releases bbl.), scrolled trigger guard marked "708" with rear finger-spur, sling swivel on lower tang, walnut buttstock with iron crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1859-64 in just 2,000 qty. Condition is fair, retaining no original blue but deep brown gunmetal having generally good edges and markings (lacks "Worcester, Mass." barrel marking). Frame hinge has crack at right but is sound (lockup a bit loose), the limiting link at right is missing as is screw at rear of frame. Stock shows minor marks/hairlines, fits small at frame, but is sound. Action works (but wobbly), bore shows overall corrosion and good rifling. Rare and very desirable with markings of famed Ohio arms dealer Benjamin Kittredge. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Colt Model 1878 Frontier Double Action Revolver

Lot #688 (Sale Order 694 of 842)

Colt Model 1878 Frontier Double Action Revolver, #18020, .44-40 CF cal., 4.75" barrel with ejector, later dovetailed blade front sight has maker's name & address in 1-line on top. Six-shot long-fluted cylinder is marked "20" on rear face. Solid frame has loading gate batch-marked "39", trigger guard marked "44 Cal" at front web, integral "saw-handle" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber "bird's head" grips having the oval "Rampant Colt" at top. Mfg'd ca. 1886. Condition is very good as long ago refinished in blue, approx. 50% of which remains on barrel/ejector and cylinder flutes, else generally smooth gray gunmetal having fine edges and softened markings. Grips are sound but show significant wear. Action is strong, clean bore lacks rifling (perhaps made for exhibition shooting). Lot includes spare sear/trigger springs and several articles about the model. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Colt Model 1877 Lightning Double Action Pocket Revolver, with Shadowbox Frame and Assoc'd Paperwork

Lot #689 (Sale Order 695 of 842)

Colt Model 1877 Lightning Double Action Pocket Revolver, with Shadowbox Frame and Associated Paperwork, #128287, .38 Colt cal., 4.5" barrel with ejector marked on top with maker's name & address in 2 lines and "Colt D.A. 38" at left. Unmarked 6-shot long-flute cylinder. Solid frame has 3-line 1871-74-75 patent dates and encircled "Rampant Colt" logo at left, loading gate batch-marked "65", "saw-handle" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the oval Colt logo at top. Mfg'd 1901 with blued finish but for casehardened frame. Condition is very good retaining traces of blue to barrel and light etching at front sight/muzzle, 40% blue to straps. Frame is gunmetal gray with scattered oxidation, overall fine edges and generally clear markings. Grips are sound showing significant wear. Action is crisp, lockup tight, clean bore shows scattered oxidation and fine rifling. 17"x13" pecky-wood frame has litho of Lightning revolver and gambler seated at table on front (with wires for mounting revolver). Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

British Marked Colt Model 1877 Lightning Double Action Pocket Revolver

Lot #690 (Sale Order 696 of 842)

British Marked Colt Model 1877 Lightning Double Action Pocket Revolver, #43743, .38 Colt cal., 4.5" barrel with ejector, marked on top with maker's name & address and "Depot 14 Pall Mall London" in 2 lines, and "Colt D.A. 38" in an etched panel at left. Long fluted 6-shot cylinder is unmarked but for tiny British proofs over each chamber. Solid frame has 3-line 1871-74-75 patent dates at left, loading gate batch-marked "739", "saw-handle" straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the oval "Rampant Colt" logo at top. Mfg'd 1883 with blued finish but for casehardened frame. Condition is very good retaining traces of blue to barrel, with cleaned pitting at left side, 20% blue to straps and cylinder (esp. flutes), smooth gray frame, overall fine edges and clear markings. Grips are sound showing significant wear and nick at bottom right. Action is crisp, lockup tight, brilliant bore has sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine

Lot #691 (Sale Order 697 of 842)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #407110, .30 WCF cal., 20" barrel with full-length magazine, blue finish, smooth gumwood one-piece straight grip stock, sling swivel eyes, Marble 94-C front sight with the rear removed and dovetail filled, unmarked period folding aperture sight added at the tang, color case hardened hammer and lever, saddle ring retained, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1908. Carbine is in fine overall condition, retaining 80%-90% of the thinning factory finish. Barrel and magazine tube show light wear at the muzzle, minor marks and even thinning of finish. Receiver retains the majority of the thinning finish with edgewear, scratches, and the remainder drifting to gray patina. A newer leather thong has been added to the saddle ring. The lever and hammer display considerable original smoky color case hardening, especially in the protected areas. Stock is fine with indentations and bruising, lightly sanded, and an extra coat of varnish added during the period of use, with a good wood-to-metal fit. Butt ends with a smooth steel crescent buttplate which is slightly proud at the heel and toe, providing a 13" LOP. Bore is good with scattered light erosion and pinprick pitting, displaying strong defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely on this desirable carbine. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless 2nd Model Double Action Revolver

Lot #692 (Sale Order 698 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless 2nd Model Double Action Revolver, #102168, .32 S&W cal., 3" ribbed barrel, blue finish, smooth mother of pearl two-piece grips, pinned blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, with color case hardened trigger. Mfg'd 1902-1909. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, light pinprick pitting, and surface erosion. Barrel shows thinning finish along its length with scattered spots of corrosion. Cylinder shows leading edgewear and an index line on the cylinder. Trigger displays muted color case hardening. Grips are fine with flea bite chips at the top and a slightly larger chip at the top of the right panel. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)**

Antique Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 Second Issue Spurtrigger Revolver

Lot #693 (Sale Order 699 of 842)

Antique Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 Second Issue Spurtrigger Revolver, #21611, .22 RF cal., 3-3/16" barrel marked with maker's name and address in 1-line on top rib, tips up on top frame hinge. Plain round 7-shot cylinder is marked "Patented April 3, 1855. July 5, 1859 & Dec. 18, 1860." on circumference. Brass frame has integral spurtrigger sheath, flat-bottom straps and 2-pc. smooth ivory grips. Mfg'd 1860-68. Condition is near fine, retaining 50% thinning and darkening factory blue, 75% thinning silver (tarnished nearly black), fine edges and markings. Grips are sound and smooth with a .75" chip at lower right, pleasing color. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate roughness and fair rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)**

Smith & Wesson 32 Double Action 4th Model Revolver

Lot #694 (Sale Order 700 of 842)

Smith & Wesson 32 Double Action 4th Model Revolver, #139036, .32 S&W cal., 3.5" round barrel has maker's name and address and 1865 thru 1882 patent dates in 2 lines on top rib, tips up as a unit with 5-shot auto-extraction cylinder on front frame hinge. Frame has standing breech with barrel latch, separate trigger guard, integral saw-handle straps with 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips having the "S&W" logo at top. Mfg'd 1883-1909. Condition is excellent retaining 90% factory nickel dulling in places, with spots of corrosion in cylinder flutes, sharp edges and markings. Action is crisp, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)**

J. Stevens-Lord No. 36 Tip-Up Single Shot Target Pistol

Lot #695 (Sale Order 701 of 842)

J. Stevens-Lord No. 36 Tip-Up Single Shot Target Pistol, #1426, .22 LR cal., 10" octagon-to-round barrel, blued barrel, nickel frame, checkered walnut two-piece grips with wide weighted flared iron butt cap, Lyman No. 5 folding front globe and standard elevator U-notch rear sights, stylized trigger guard with finger extension, and later two-line address. Factory markings are clear, the frame marked with the correct serial number under the grips. Mfg'd 1880-1911. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining traces of original finish on the barrel drifting to gray patina. Frame shows considerable flaking nickel finish with scratches, scrapes and mars. Grips are very good with flattening of the checkering and small mars. The interior of the left panel is faintly marked with the matching number in pencil. Bore is fair with some light to moderate pitting closer to the muzzle and visible rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Limited to approx. 3500 in production, the Stevens-Lord No. 36 remains one of the more popular examples. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)**

J. Stevens Diamond No. 43, 2nd Issue Target Pistol

Lot #696 (Sale Order 702 of 842)

J. Stevens Diamond No. 43, 2nd Issue Target Pistol, #52300, .22 RF cal., 6" round tip-up barrel with target sights is marked "J. Stevens A.&T. Co./Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A." at left breech, iron frame has firing pin without bushing, barrel release button at left, integral spur trigger and flat-butt straps with 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1896-1916 with blued finish. Condition is fine retaining approx. 80% blue with scattered light roughness, fine edges and markings. Grips are smooth and retain most original varnish. Action does not hold cock, barrel hinge is tight, bore shows light frosting and fine rifling. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R/PPT)**

J. Stevens Diamond No. 43 2nd Issue Target Pistol

Lot #697 (Sale Order 703 of 842)

J. Stevens Diamond No. 43 2nd Issue Target Pistol, #21501, .22 RF cal., 10" round tip-up barrel with target sights marked "J. Stevens A.&T. Co./Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A." at left breech. Iron frame has firing pin without bushing, barrel release button at left, integral spur trigger and flat-butt straps with 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1896-1916, with blued barrel and nickel-plated frame. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% barrel blue (slight roughness at right side), 95% mostly-bright nickel, sharp edges and markings. Grips are smooth retaining most original varnish. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is tight, clean bore shows light frosting in grooves, sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)**

Lot of Two (2) Top-Break Double Action Revolvers

Lot #698 (Sale Order 704 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Top-Break Double Action Revolvers: 1) Harrington & Richardson Auto Ejecting 2nd Model Revolver, #82448, .38 S&W (Black Powder) cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered rubber two-piece grips with target monogram, color case hardened hammer and trigger, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, no caliber markings on left side of barrel. Mfg'd 1890-1904. In fine overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, thinning finish along the barrel and scratches. Cylinder shows leading edgewear, thinning finish and an index line. Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardening. Grips are fine with sharp markings and a good fit. Bore is good with light scattered corrosion and well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. 2) Hopkins & Allen Model 1901 Revolver, #250495, .32 S&W cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Forehand & Wadsworth grips, color case hardened hammer and trigger. In fair overall condition, retaining traces of original nickel finish, the remainder of the metal surfaces going to brown patina with surface rust and erosion. Markings remain legible with a two-line "Forehand Arms" barrel address. Grips are good with a full-length groove carved into the left panel and sharp "F&W" monogram at the top of both panels. Bore is dark with scattered shallow pitting and corrosion, displaying visible rifling. Action functions and locks up securely. Est.: $250-$400/Lot. (Both C&R/PPT)**

Smith & Wesson 38 Double Action Top-Break Perfected Revolver

Lot #699 (Sale Order 705 of 842)

Smith & Wesson 38 Double Action Top-Break Perfected Revolver, #3525, .38 S&W cal., 4" barrel marked with the maker's name, address and 1896-1906 patent dates on top rib; tips up with 5-shot cylinder on large frame hinge. Frame has thumb-lever and entwined "S&W" logo at left, integral trigger guard and saw-handle straps with checkered hard rubber grips having the S&W logo at top. Mfg'd 1909-20. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 75% original deep-blue, fine case colors, sharp edges and markings. Unworn grips have sharp checkering and details with a .5" chip at right butt. Action is crisp, bore is bright showing full blue and sharp rifling. This was the final S&W top-break revolver model. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)**

Colt 1st Gen. Single Action Army Revolver

Lot #700 (Sale Order 706 of 842)

Colt 1st Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #330719, .45 LC cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, smokeless frame with cross pin release, and one-line barrel address. Mfg'd 1914. Revolver is in good overall condition having gone to an even gray patina, with traces of original finish in the protected areas. Metal surfaces show scattered fine pinprick pitting and surface erosion from weathering and use. Caliber designation is faintly visible on the left side of the barrel, with a sharp patent date and Rampant Colt at the left bottom of the frame. Screw heads are good with minor buggering on the hammer screw. All matching visible serial numbers, with the inside of the loading gate marked "656". Grips are very good, fit well, and are original to the gun, marked inside with the serial number and inscribed by a previous owner, "BL HENSLEY". Bore is very good with scattered light corrosion and defined rifling. Action is crisp and the timing is good on this honest SAA with a good look. Lot includes a copy of Colt Factory Letter. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Double Action Top-Break 4th Model Revolver

Lot #701 (Sale Order 707 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Double Action Top-Break 4th Model Revolver, #356894, .38 S&W cal., 3.25" barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber S&W monogram two-piece grips, pinned blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1895-1909. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 90%-95% flaking nickel finish with a couple of areas of loss on the cylinder. Barrel shows light scratches and scuffs to the finish. Blued trigger guard shows thinning finish and edgewear. Factory markings are clear. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Bore is good with scattered light corrosion and well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Lot of Two (2) Iver Johnson Double Action Top-Break Cartridge Revolvers

Lot #702 (Sale Order 708 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Iver Johnson Double Action Top-Break Cartridge Revolvers: 1) #B88710, with Holster, .30 RF cal., 5" barrel, maker's name and address on top rib, tips up with 5-shot auto-eject cylinder on frame hinge. Saw-handle frame has checkered hard rubber grips with "Owl" logos. Condition is very good, with 40% thinning blue, most darkened frame blue, and good markings. Grips have sharp checkering/details and 1" chip at bottom left. Action is crisp, frame hinge and lockup are tight, bore has overall erosion and fair rifling. Brown leather holster has border stamping, belt loop at back, in very good condition. (2) #39536, .30 CF cal., 3" barrel has maker's name, address and patent dates on top rib, tips up with 5-shot auto-eject cylinder on frame hinge. "Hammerless" frame has checkered hard rubber grips with "Owl" logos. Condition is fine, retaining 85% factory nickel, with scattered oxidation/dulling, blued trigger guard, and fine markings. Grips have sharp checkering/details. Action is crisp, cylinder does not lock up, frame hinge is tight, frosted bore show very good rifling. Est.: $200-$350/Lot. (C&R/PPT)

Harrington & Richardson "Police Automatic" Double Action Revolver, 2nd Model

Lot #703 (Sale Order 709 of 842)

Harrington & Richardson "Police Automatic" Double Action Revolver, 2nd Model, #1888, .38 RF cal., 3.25" round barrel has maker's name, address and 1887 pat. date on top rib, tips up with 5-shot cylinder on frame hinge for loading/auto extraction. Frame has high standing breech, spur-less "Safety" hammer, integral saw-handle straps with checkered 2-piece hard rubber grips having "Bullseye" logo at top. Mfg'd ca. 1889-1940. Condition is fine, retaining 85% mostly bright nickel plating, with dulling/oxidation, fine edges and markings. Grips have sharp checkering and details. Action is crisp, cylinder does not lock up, bore is bright with light frosting and strong rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Indian Wars Era Remington New York State Contract Rolling-Block Military Rifle

Lot #704 (Sale Order 710 of 842)

Indian Wars Era Remington New York State Contract Rolling-Block Military Rifle, NVSN, .50-70 CF cal., 36" round barrel with standard rifle sights has unusual 1" knurled "muzzle" threaded onto end of barrel, marked "71st Reg't. Team No. 3" at right under rear sight. Large receiver has hammer with tall, straight spur and right-facing breechblock thumb-piece peculiar to this contract, marked "50-70-450 U.S." at right side with maker's name, address & patent dates on upper tang. Full walnut forestock is held to barrel by 3 bands (middle with sling swivel), has iron nosecap and slotted/grooved ramrod; matching straight buttstock has curved buttplate marked "3." at top. Mfg'd ca. 1872. Condition is very good, with 50% thinning and darkening original blue, traces of case colors, sharp edges and markings. Forestock is sound and smooth, buttstock shows light marks and darkened finish. Action is smooth, clean bore shows light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)**

Antique Remington-Hepburn Heavy Barrel No. 3 Sporting Rifle

Lot #705 (Sale Order 711 of 842)

Antique Remington-Hepburn Heavy Barrel No. 3 Sporting Rifle, #2157 (or #4496), .40-2-1/2 CF cal., 30" heavy No. 4 octagonal barrel with 2 tapped holes (for sight, now missing) is marked "E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y." on top flat, "L 2157 S.T. (set triggers) 4 (barrel weight) 4889" under forearm, and "40.2 1/2" ahead. Unique receiver with dropping-block action operated by curved right-side lever has central hammer, 2 tapped holes on upper tang (for tang sight, now missing), adjustable double set triggers, marked "Hepburn's Pat./Oct. 7th, 1879" at right. Slender walnut forearm has an early bright-metal Schnabel nose, matching buttstock has a bulbous checkered shotgun-style pistol grip, tall comb and curved steel buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1883-88. Condition is good, retaining perhaps 25% thin barrel blue mixing with brown patina, 20% case colors but mostly now silvered, else smooth gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing light checkering wear and minor marks. Action is crisp, bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Antique Marlin-Ballard No. 5 Pacific Heavy-Barrel Breechloading Sporting Rifle

Lot #706 (Sale Order 712 of 842)

Antique Marlin-Ballard No. 5 Pacific Heavy-Barrel Breechloading Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .38 CF cal., 28" heavy (perhaps No. 4) octagonal barrel with buckhorn-style sights is unmarked. Long receiver is marked "Marlin Fire Arms Co. New Haven, CT, U.S.A." over "Ballard's Patent Nov. 6, 1861" at left, has ring-type lever (distinctive to the Pacific model) that when lowered drops down the breechblock for loading, auto-extraction. Two screw-filled holes are at upper tang (likely for tang sight, now not present). Double set triggers. Walnut forend has a curved pewter nose cap, the matching straight buttstock a similar curved pewter "collar" at juncture with frame, and a steel crescent buttplate. Made ca. 1881-91. Condition is very good, retaining 80% thinning barrel blue, silvered receiver, smooth metal, fine edges and markings. Pewter with a dull aged tone. Barrel has filled dovetails where ramrod ferrules once were, nose cap has a filled rod hole. Stocks are sound showing typical frontier use, the buttstock with secure full-length cracks (pewter nose cap and collar are likely period repairs). Forend has a 6" crack on the right side. Action is smooth, triggers work as designed, bright bore shows light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)**

Winchester Model 1885 High-Wall Single-Shot Sporting Rifle

Lot #707 (Sale Order 713 of 842)

Winchester Model 1885 High-Wall Single-Shot Sporting Rifle, #47065, .32-40 CF cal., 30" med. wt. #3 barrel ("3" stamped under forend), marked "Manufactured by the/Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn. U.S.A." on top flat, "32-40" at breech, has Rocky Mountain sights. High-wall receiver has serpentine lever that drops breechblock for loading/auto extraction, marked "Pat. Oct. 7th 79" and "47065" on lower tang. Oil-finished walnut Schnabel forend has horn (or ebony) insert, matching straight buttstock a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1890. Condition is very good, the barrel retaining 50% thinning and darkening blue with scattered oxidation, receiver has gone mostly dark/silvered. Sharp edges, very good markings. Stocks are sound showing light marks of age and use. Action is smooth, bore has overall dark erosion, very good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)**

Antique Colt Model 1878 Frontier Double Action Revolver

Lot #708 (Sale Order 714 of 842)

Antique Colt Model 1878 Frontier Double Action Revolver, #36388, .45 Colt CF cal., 4.75" barrel has the maker's name and address on top, ".45 Colt" at left, ejector at right. Long-flute 6-shot cylinder is unmarked. Solid frame has loading gate at right, separate trigger guard, integral saw-handle straps with 2-piece checkered hard rubber "bird's head" grips having an oval "Rampant Colt" at top, lanyard loop at butt. Mfg'd ca. 1896. Condition is good, having traces of nickel but generally smooth dark brown metal with scattered oxidation and roughness. Grips show considerable wear, a 5/8" chip at lower right, fit well. Cylinder pin replaced. Action is crisp, bore shows scattered erosion, fair rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)**

Lot of Two (2) U.S. M1860 Enlisted Cavalry Swords, with Scabbards

Lot #709 (Sale Order 715 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) U.S. M1860 Enlisted Cavalry Swords, with Scabbards: 1) The 34.5" blade has large and small fullers, maker marked at the ricasso by "D. J. Millard", also marked "U.S.", "E.H.", 1862. Brass crossguard with flat quillion, three-branch finger guard is marked "8G" at the top where it meets the pommel. Grooved wood grip is covered with dark brown leather and is missing the wire wrapping. Brass pommel with markings on top of "G.H.W." and "54 H". Steel scabbard with two hanging rings. No visible inspector's markings on scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade has a cleaned spotted rust patina and age graying overall, but no edge nicks. Original leather blade washer is cracked and worn. Guard and finger branches are in good condition with a dark uncleaned patina, a few small dings, and scratches. Pommel shows light dings and scratches. Grip is cracked in the center from top to bottom. Leather is cracked along the same line showing scuffs and scratches. Guard and grip are a loose fit to the blade. Scabbard is heavily pitted with a dark rust patina overall and a couple of large dents near the bottom. 2) The 34.75" blade has large and small fullers, maker marked at the ricasso by Ames, also marked "U.S." "J.H.", 1860. Brass crossguard with turned-down quillion, three-branch finger guard with the outer branch bent down toward the other two. Grooved wood grip covered with dark brown leather and wrapped with a single twisted brass wire. Brass pommel marked "W.A.J" on top. Steel scabbard with two hanging rings and no visible inspector's markings. Condition is fair to good, the blade with a dark rust patina overall but no heavy pitting, some evidence of sharpening to the blade, and no edge nicks. The original leather blade washer is present and in good condition. Guard, branches, and pommel have a nice dark, uncleaned patina, with small scratches and dings from use. As mentioned above, the outer branch of the finger guard is bent down, and the main branch to the pommel shows a slight "S" shape bend. Wood grip is cracked in two places, the leather covering shows heavy scuffs, gouges, and losses to the leather. Wire wrapping is all intact and tight. Scabbard is lightly pitted with heavier pitting near the drag. It has a dark rust patina overall and one large dent near the bottom. Est.: $600-$900/Lot.

Lot of Two (2) 19th Century European Naval Cutlasses

Lot #710 (Sale Order 716 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) 19th Century European Naval Cutlasses, resembling the British Pattern 1845 British but without any markings or proofs: 1) 28" long wide blade with a double edge near the tip, marked "41" in the ricasso area. Cupped steel guard with slot for sword knot or strap. Cast iron grooved grip, oval pommel cap, round capstan rivet on peened tang. Guard and grip are painted Japan black. No blade washer or scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade with a dark black rust patina overall, broken tip, and numerous small and large edge nicks. Guard shows heavy wear at blade base, and the guard and grip are a loose fit to the blade. Rust patina and flaking to the black paint surfaces. 2) 28.75" long wide blade with a double edge near the tip. No markings. Original leather blade washer present. Cupped steel guard with slot for sword knot or strap. Cast iron grooved grip, oval pommel cap, round capstan rivet on peened tang. Guard and grip are painted Japan black. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade with a dark rust patina overall, with a few minor edge nicks. Guard and grip are tight to blade. Minor rust and flaking to the finish on the guard and grip. Est.: $400-$700/Lot.

Civil War Enlisted Naval Cutlass, with Original Leather Scabbard

Lot #711 (Sale Order 717 of 842)

Civil War Enlisted Naval Cutlass, with Original Leather Scabbard. The 26" blade has a single wide fuller running 3/4s of the way down the blade. Blade and hilt are totally unmarked, with no maker's marks, inspector's marks, or rack numbers. It was most likely made by Ames, as they made just about all the naval cutlasses. Cupped brass guard is riveted to the finger guard. Brass pommel with tang peened at the top. Grooved wood grip covered with black leather. These swords did not use wire wrapping on the grip. Scabbard is black leather folded over and bound with copper rivets, with round brass frog stud. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying, scattered light rust spots overall, with some heavier rust mainly on one side. Brass guard and pommel have a nice dark uncleaned patina, with the usual small dings and minor scratches. Grip shows age with a few scuffs to the leather covering. Scabbard shows age, drying and cracking to the leather, scuffs, scratches, a small tear at the tip, and the frog stud is tearing loose. Est.: $250-$400.

Group of Four (4) German/Austrian Swords

Lot #712 (Sale Order 718 of 842)

Group of Four (4) German/Austrian Swords: 1) Austrian Model 1904 cavalry officer's sword, 31" plain nickel-plated blade with stamped maker's logo of crossed sabers and crossed hammers, with same logo stamped into the guard. Nickel-plated steel basket guard is pierced and engraved with floral designs. Smooth nickel-plated backstrap with checkered finger rest. Grooved wood grip covered in sharkskin and wrapped with a single twisted and two straight wires. Nickel-plated steel scabbard with one hanging ring and belt clip loop. Original leather blade washer present. Condition is very good, the blade is bright showing almost no age or wear, with a light coating of old grease. Guard and backstrap show scattered light rust spotting, age, and minor pitting, but should clean nicely. Grip shows some age and wear to the black dyed finish on the sharkskin, the wire wrapping is nice and tight. Scabbard shows light oxidation with a small patch or two of rust, and no dents. 2) German Model 1889 cavalry degen, with a 30.5" nickel-plated etched engraved blade with blued panel to the "Hus. Regt. Kaiser Nicholas II v. Russland(1Westf.) Nr.8", which is the Hussar regiment, named for Russian czar Nicholas II, 1. Westfalen Number 8. No maker's marks. Nickel silver folding guard with pierced Prussian eagle, black composite grip, nickel silver pommel and nut, and black painted steel scabbard with one hanging ring. Condition is fair, the blade showing age and some light rust stains, fading to the blued panel, and coated with old grease. May clean up to very good. The nickel silver hilt fittings show an uncleaned oxidized finish. Grip is broken with a large chunk missing from the inside edge. Scabbard shows heavy losses to the painted finish, a dark rust patina, and a couple of small dents. 3) German Model 1889 cavalry degen, with a 33.75" nickel-plated, etched engraved blade with etched panel to the "II POMM. Ulanen Regt. No.9", which is the II Pommeranian Ulan Regiment Number 9. No maker's markings. Nickel silver folding guard with pierced Prussian eagle, black composite grip, nickel silver pommel and nut. Nickel-plated steel scabbard with one hanging ring. Condition is fair, the blade showing scattered pepper rust, age, and several small edge nicks. The folding guard is bent slightly, the quillion is bent down and cracked on the side, the finger guard is dented and broken at the knot hole with a small piece missing. Grip has a small chip at the center and a large chip at the bottom. Scabbard has heavy rust peppering and losses to the plating, and several dents. 4) Wiemar to Nazi period German enlisted man's sword, with a 35" nickel-plated plain blade maker marked with the Alcoso logo. Nickel-plated steel crossguard, turned-down quillion, and backstrap. Black composite grip with triple twisted wire wrapping. No scabbard. Condition is very good, the blade is mostly bright with small spots of minor pitting and rust. Hilt fittings are very nice showing a light oxidized finish and should clean to almost mint. Grip is very nice with one small scratch and nice tight wire wrapping. Est.: $600-$900/Lot.

Lot of Three (3) Civil War Swords

Lot #713 (Sale Order 719 of 842)

Lot of Three (3) Civil War Swords: 1) Model 1850 Foot officer's sword, with 30.5" etched decorated blade with large and small fullers, marked at the ricasso "W C", and "1862". No blade washer present. Gilt brass pierced guard with floral decorations, brass pommel with decorated border. Grooved wood grip covering in sharkskin and wrapped with a single twisted copper wire. No scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade etching mostly faded out, with a heavy rust patina, light and heavy pitting, but no edge nicks. Guard and pommel show a dark uncleaned patina with some of the gilt finish present only in protected areas. Grip has a large crack on the back side with some scuffs and losses to the sharkskin covering. The twisted wire is broken near the top and missing in the last groove. Nice tang peen on the pommel top. 2) U.S. Musician's sword, 28.25" blade with a single wide fuller, maker marked by Ames at the ricasso, and "U.S." "A.D.K." "1862". Brass crossguard and quillion, finger guard has been cut off with only a small portion remaining. Brass grip resembling twisted wire wrapping, round pommel. No scabbard. Condition is fair, blade has a dark rust patina overall, with no edge nicks. Brass crossguard and pommel show scratches and minor dings. Grip is in good shape. 3) U.S. Musician's sword, 28.25" blade with a single wide fuller, maker marked by Ames at the ricasso, and "U.S." "A.D.K." "1862". Brass crossguard and quillion, finger guard has been cut off with only a small portion remaining. Brass grip resembling twisted wire wrapping, round pommel. No scabbard. Condition is fair, blade has a dark rust patina overall, with no edge nicks. Brass crossguard and pommel show scratches and minor dings. Grip is in good shape. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

British Naval Officer's Sword, ca.1775-1820

Lot #714 (Sale Order 720 of 842)

British Naval Officer's Sword, ca.1775-1820, with a small sword type guard and hilt (ca. 1775), but fitted with a later wide blade (ca. 1796-1820). The 32" blade shows engraved decorations that are worn and muted, and a wide single fuller running the full length. Blade has been nickel plated at some time in the past. There are no visible maker's marks. Hilt is gilded bronze with a flat and thin guard, having a beaded rim on top with engraved details of British flags, anchors, military motifs, and what looks like a family crest. There are quillions on both sides of the guard. The finger "D" guard is decorated in the center with a beaded diamond design. The urn-shaped pommel has small crowns engraved on both sides as does the lower part of the hilt under the grip which has tightly wound twisted brass or copper wire of two sizes. OAL is 38.25". There is no scabbard present. Condition is good, the blade showing muted details, oxidation and minor flaking to the nickel-plated finish, but no edge nicks. Hilt retains a fair amount of its original gold fire gilt finish, with wear to the high edges and sides of the pommel, numerous small scratches and scrapes overall, and soiling to the top of the guard. Grip wire is nice and tight. Hilt and guard are loose on the blade, with a lot of play. Guard is bent in the middle, a little more than normal. Est.: $400-$800.

British 1796 Pattern Enlisted Cavalry Sword

Lot #715 (Sale Order 721 of 842)

British 1796 Pattern Enlisted Cavalry Sword, with a wide 33" curved blade and a single wide fuller. Maker marked on the back spine near the ricasso "Josh H Reddell & Co., who made swords in Birmingham around 1796-1821. Old, typed paper dealer tag taped to blade. Original leather blade washer present. Steel "P" guard with rounded quillion, missing one langet. Steel backstrap and grip ferrule. Tang peened at top of pommel. Grooved wood grip covered with leather and wrapped with a single wire. No scabbard. Condition is fair, the blade with age graying, scattered minor rust, and light rust patina overall, but no edge nicks. The guard and backstrap show a dark rust patina. Handle shows heavy wear and losses to the leather covering, but the grip wire is tight and intact. Est.: $200-$300.

U.S. Five-Ball Eagle Head Officer's Sword

Lot #716 (Sale Order 722 of 842)

U.S. Five-Ball Eagle Head Officer's Sword, ca. U.S. War of 1812. The 28.5" etched decorated blade has a single wide fuller running most of the way down the blade. No maker's markings. The original leather blade washer is present. Blade is decorated with faint floral designs, American eagle with "E Pluribus Unum" banner and military motifs. Brass crossguard with five-ball design and curved quillion. Brass five-ball finger guard, eagle head pommel, and fluted bone grip. No scabbard. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying, rust spots, rust stains and light pitting, but no edge nicks. Guard and pommel have a toned dark patina with remnants of gold gilt in some protected areas. There is a small crack at the joint of the fingerguard and crossguard. Bone grip is very nice, showing light age and soiling, but no cracks or chips. Guard and pommel are tight to the blade, with only the slightest movement in the grip itself. Est.: $250-$400.

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Lot #717 (Sale Order 723 of 842)

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U.S. Model 1840 Cavalry Saber

Lot #718 (Sale Order 724 of 842)

U.S. Model 1840 Cavalry Saber, Made by Ames Mfg. Co. in 1847. The 35.5" curved blade is marked "N.P. AMES/CABOTVILLE/1847" on the left and "U.S./S.K." on the right. The blade was cleaned leaving light frosting throughout and there are no nicks. Brass guard has a nice patina with "S.K." stamped at the back and the leather washer is present. The leather wrap on the grip is excellent and may have been redone. Scabbard has light pitting at the bottom and a 4" seam opening near the top. Included is a M1885 leather hanger in good condition with a brass hook and marked "ROCKISLAND/ARSENAL". Est.: $600-$900.

U.S. Light Cavalry Saber (AKA M1860)

Lot #719 (Sale Order 725 of 842)

U.S. Light Cavalry Saber (AKA M1860), Made by C. Roby in 1865. The 35" curved blade is marked "C.ROBY/W. CHELMSFORD/MASS." on the left side and "US/1865/A.G.M." on the right side. Blade was cleaned and shows light pitting with a nick 6" from the tip. Grip wire and brass guard are in good condition with a nice patina. Scabbard is marked" J.C."(?) on the drag and has some scattered light pitting and dents from use. There is a half-inch seam opened at the top. Est.: $500-$750.

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #720 (Sale Order 726 of 842)

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Slide-Action Rifle, #684166, .22 WRF cal., 24" octagonal barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and 12-groove forend, crescent steel buttplate, dovetailed beaded blade front sight, and U-notch rear sight with elevation adjustment. Matching numbers on lower tang and bottom of the receiver. Winchester proof marks are present on top of barrel and receiver. Front edge of the receiver is stamped "W.R.F". Mfg'd 1923. Condition is very good. Approx. 85%-90% factory blue remains on the barrel and receiver. Magazine tube retains little finish, except in protected areas, and has a primarily brown patina. Octagon barrel shows normal light edgewear, address is clear. Receiver with mild patches of pitting and rust patina, frosting and thinning to the trigger guard and lower tang. There is a small amount of normal light handling marks present on the forend. Finish shows thinning from handling and use. Buttstock with scattered small to medium-sized dents and scratches, wood-to-metal fit is very good. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is primarily bright with a few small visible spots of erosion; rifling is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Winchester Model 65 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #721 (Sale Order 727 of 842)

Rare Winchester Model 65 Lever Action Rifle, #1004957, .218 Bee cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, replacement white dot blade front sight in the original factory dovetail, replacement Marble's semi-buckhorn rear sight in the original dovetail, sling swivels removed and the holes left vacant, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1941. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 40%-50% thinning factory finish, with the barrel and button magazine going to an even gray patina, and traces of original finish towards the breech. Receiver shows considerable toning original finish with edgewear and light scattered erosion as the remainder drifts to lighter patina. Bottom metal has gone to gray patina with original finish on the lever, loading gate and in the protected areas. Bolt has two holes where a bolt peep was removed during the period of use. Stock is very good with indentations, scrapes and mars associated with carry and use. There is some darker oil staining around the receiver and tang. Wood-to-metal fit is very good. Buttstock ends with a checkered steel shotgun buttplate with correct widow's peak showing some light staining around the perimeter, providing a 13" LOP. Bore is good showing wear with light scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. The Model 65 was mfg'd from 1933-1947 with only 5,704 produced. Scarce in the .218 Bee chambering. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)**

Antique Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #722 (Sale Order 728 of 842)

Antique Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle, 3rd Model, #185040B, .22 Short RF cal., 26" round barrel marked with maker's name and address, "King's Improvement1860-66 patent dates on top, has pull-out .22 mag tube beneath. Receiver has sliding dustcover, brass lifter marked "22 Cal./Short" and "Model 1873" on top tang. Stocks of oiled walnut have a steel nose cap and crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1885. Condition is good to very good, the steel surfaces having been cleaned of moderate to heavy erosion to gray gunmetal with good edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with minor age and use marks. Replaced sights. Action is smooth, bore shows dark erosion and fair rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)**

Evans Lever Action Repeating Sporting Rifle

Lot #723 (Sale Order 729 of 842)

Evans Lever Action Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .44 Evans CF cal., 30" round barrel, block-blade front and sliding ladder rear sights marked "Evans Repeating Rifle, Mechanic Falls, ME. Pat. Dec. 8, 1868 & Sep. 16, 1871 U.S.A." on top. Distinctive 18.75" receiver has serpentine trigger guard/lever that feeds cartridges from the rear-loading 28-rd. internal revolving magazine and right-side automatic ejection port. Walnut forend has diamond checkering and Schnabel nose; matching 2-piece buttstock has a curved buttplate with loading port. Mfg'd with blued finish by firms in NYC and Boston after the Evans Co.'s bankruptcy in Dec. 1879. Condition is good retaining perhaps 40% thinning/darkening blue with good edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing scattered generally light use marks with a couple gouges at left forend and fine checkering. Action is smooth, bore shows overall moderate erosion and very good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Winchester Model 53 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #724 (Sale Order 730 of 842)

Winchester Model 53 Lever Action Rifle, #983325, .25-20 WCF cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, factory dovetailed steel bead blade front and standard elevator semi-buckhorn rear sights, button magazine, clear factory markings with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1927. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 40%-50% thinning blue finish, drifting to an even gray patina, with wear at the muzzle and along the barrel. There are scattered spots of pinprick pitting at the left side of the muzzle. Receiver shows considerable original finish turning to darker patina with light surface erosion and minor staining evident. Bottom metal is gray patina with the lever and loading gate showing original finish. Stock is very good with indentations and bruising. Wood-to-metal fit is very good with some dark staining around the edges of the ribbed steel buttplate, providing a 13" LOP. Bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. action is slightly stiff but functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)**

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle

Lot #725 (Sale Order 731 of 842)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle, #1996121, .30-30 cal., 20" barrel with full-length magazine, blue finish, smooth two-piece walnut straight grip stock, hooded steel bead ramped blade front and standard elevator semi-buckhorn rear sights, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1953. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 45%-50% thinning factory finish, with scratches, surface erosion, and thinning finish on the barrel and magazine. Receiver shows traces of original finish with the majority gone to gray patina with light surface erosion. Stock is very good with indentations and bruising consistent with field use. Buttstock ends with a leather lace-up butt pad providing a 13-3/8" LOP. Bore is good with scattered light to moderate erosion and visible rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Rolling Block Single-Shot Sporterized Short Rifle

Lot #726 (Sale Order 732 of 842)

Remington Rolling Block Single-Shot Sporterized Short Rifle, NVSN, 7mm CF cal., 23" barrel marked "Cal. 7 M.M." ahead of elevation-adjustable rear sight marked "Dockendorff". Distinctive large No. 1 receiver has rolling breechblock and central hammer, marked "Remington Arms Co./Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A./Patented Octr. 22nd, 1902" on tang. Walnut forearm has single band, matching buttstock a curved brass buttplate with fancy top tang. Condition is very good as configured, the reblued barrel shortened from its original rifle length, the forearm cut down and its nose re-shaped, buttstock with filled area at belly where swivel once was. Action is smooth, bore is clean with fine rifling. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Vintage Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine

Lot #727 (Sale Order 733 of 842)

WWII Vintage Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1308744, .32 Win. Spec. cal., 20" barrel has Beach front, buckhorn rear sights. Frame upper tang is marked only "Winchester/Made in U.S.A." Wartime mfg'd with full blue finish. Condition is excellent, nearly new, retaining 98% deep factory blue showing only light highpoint wear, sharp edges and markings. Oil-finished stocks are sound and smooth, buttplate mostly gray metal. Action is smooth, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model of 91 Single-Shot Top-Break Pistol

Lot #728 (Sale Order 734 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model of 91 Single-Shot Top-Break Pistol, #11137, .38 CF cal., 6" round barrel marked "Model of 91" with maker's name and address and 1875-77-80 patent dates on top rib, tips up with auto-extraction on front frame hinge. Frame has the entwined "S&W Trade Mark" logo at left, tall standing breech, integral trigger guard and saw-handle straps, 2-piece checkered hard rubber grips with "S&W" logo at top. Mfg'd 1893-1905 in small qty. Condition is excellent, retaining 90% nickel having scattered spots of discoloration, 95% smooth blue, muted case colors to hammer/trigger, sharp edges and markings. Grips show sharp checkering and details and fit exceptionally well. Action is crisp, bbl. hinge tight, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)**

Webley & Scott "The Spearey Humane Killer for Smalls" Single Shot Pistol

Lot #729 (Sale Order 735 of 842)

Webley & Scott "The Spearey Humane Killer for Smalls" Single Shot Pistol, #286, .22 LR cal., 5.25" sleeved smoothbore ported barrel, brass construction, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, lanyard ring, top-break release, steel bead front sight with no provision for a rear sight. Pistol is in very good overall condition displaying an even taffy patina with scratches, dents, and crisp markings, including left side marked "THESPEAREYHUMANE/KILLERFORSMALLS", followed by "WEBLEY & SCOTT Ltd/BIRMINGHAM" and "MADE IN ENGLAND"; right side shows view, acceptance and nitro proofs, along with the Webley & Scott "Winged Bullet" emblem. Muzzle is angle cut with serrations and ported on the underside in two locations. Grips are very good with dents and bruises and the lanyard ring is intact. Smooth bore is very good and the action locks up securely. Built on a W&S flare gun frame with a steel sleeved barrel. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)**

Standard Arms Co. Model M Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #730 (Sale Order 736 of 842)

Standard Arms Co. Model M Slide-Action Rifle, #917, .30 Rem. cal., 25" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut butt straight grip buttstock with relief cast brass forend, steel bead knife blade front and rear sight removed with the dovetail vacant, and legible factory markings. Mfg'd 1909-1914. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining 40%-50% thinning factory finish, with the remainder going to gray patina. There are numerous scratches, mars and scrapes, with a 2nd dovetail cut into the front ring. Receiver shows drifting original finish with edgewear and scratches. Bottom metal has gone to an even gray patina. Stock is good with indentations, bruising, and a missing screw on the tang. Butt ends with a cast brass buttplate embossed with the "SA" monogram providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is fair only, showing scattered light pitting and corrosion with visible rifling. Action functions and locks up securely. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)**

Rare Winchester Model 64 Deluxe Lever Action Rifle

Lot #731 (Sale Order 737 of 842)

Rare Winchester Model 64 Deluxe Lever Action Rifle, #1300227, .25-35 WCF cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, ramped blade front with the rear sight removed and dovetail filled, Marble aperture sight added at the tang. Mfg'd 1941. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining 98%-99% of an old quality reblue. There are minor handling marks and some old pinprick pitting on the right side of the receiver, under the new finish. Factory markings remain sharp with light Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Stock is near excellent, having been shortened during the period of use, showing light scratches and handling marks. Rear sling swivel has been removed and left vacant. Additionally, there is a small rub and repair at the toe. Butt ends with a checkered steel buttplate with widow's peak that has also been reblued, providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is good showing use and wear with defined rifling. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)**

Rare 3-Digit Colt Burgess Lever Action Rifle

Lot #732 (Sale Order 738 of 842)

Rare 3-Digit Colt Burgess Lever Action Rifle, #926, .44-40 CF cal., 25.5" octagonal barrel, maker's name and address and 1873-82 patent dates in 2 lines on top flat, 12-shot tubular magazine below, receiver has loop operating lever. Mfg'd ca. 1883 with blued finish, casehardened hammer/lever, oil-stained walnut stocks, in just 2,556 qty. Condition is fair retaining no original finishes, being overall gray/brown gunmetal having scattered oxidation and light roughness, good edges and markings. Missing front sight blade and walnut forend. Buttstock is sound showing age and frontier use and a 2.5" crack at right wrist, lacks buttplate and swivel. Action functions, bore shows light etching and strong rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)**

Colt Medium-Frame Lightning Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #733 (Sale Order 739 of 842)

Colt Medium-Frame Lightning Slide-Action Rifle, #17646, .38-40 cal., 26" round barrel, maker's name and address and Elliot's 1883 patents in 2 lines on top, "38 Cal." at breech. 15-shot mag tube and checkered walnut sliding forearm below, matching straight buttstock has crescent buttplate. "Rampant Colt" logo at left receiver. Mfg'd 1886. Condition is good retaining no original blue, the gray gunmetal having scattered oxidation and marks of age and use. Forend shows worn checkering, buttstock is sound and smooth having been sanded and refinished. Action is crisp, clean bore shows light etching and strong rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)**

Special Order Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #734 (Sale Order 740 of 842)

Special Order Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #958185, .32 WCF cal., 24" octagon barrel with half-length magazine, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, brass tipped blade front and replacement standard elevator rear sights, clear factory markings with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring, and good takedown assembly. Mfg'd 1926. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 75%-80% thinning factory finish on the barrel and magazine, with thinning finish, edgewear and sharp edges. Rear sight is a later unmarked replacement. Receiver has gone to gray patina with traces of original finish in the protected areas and on the loading gate. The takedown collar shows light dents and knackering, particularly on the left side. Left side of the receiver has a couple extra holes from an old aperture sight, filled with tap screws. Stock is very good with indentations and deeper scratches, especially the right side. Wrist and tang areas show darker with old oil staining, while the wood-to-metal fit is good. Butt ends with smooth steel crescent carbine style buttplate showing light surface rust and erosion, providing a 12.75" LOP. Bore is good, showing considerable use with light scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)**

U.S. Marked Harrington & Richardson M 12 Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle

Lot #735 (Sale Order 741 of 842)

U.S. Marked Harrington & Richardson M 12 Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle, #AX516708, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, high-polish blue finish, smooth walnut-stained birch one-piece pistol grip target stock, sling swivels, accessories rail on the underside, no sights with sight bases added, adjustable trigger, aperture sight base on the left rear of receiver, "U.S." marked on left side of the receiver. Mfg'd 1981-1986. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light handling and storage marks. Stock is very good showing considerable sanding and has taken on a mottled appearance. Butt ends with a black spacer and ribbed H&R marked solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is smooth, bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling. Lot includes a Certificate of Authenticity from the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP). Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

U.S. Army Ordnance Marked Remington Model 11 Semi-Automatic Riot Shotgun

Lot #736 (Sale Order 742 of 842)

U.S. Army Ordnance Marked Remington Model 11 Semi-Automatic Riot Shotgun, #463230, 12 ga., 20" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, light roll engraved receiver with game scenes, steel bead front sight, sling swivels, chambered for 2-3/4" shells and Cylinder choked, clear factory markings with additional U.S. Army Ordnance Flaming Bomb emblems on the barrel and left side of the receiver, left rear of the receiver marked "PCCD". Mfg in August of 1942. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining 85%-90% thinning factory finish, with scratches and scuffs along the barrel. Receiver shows edgewear and toning finish beginning to drift to patina. Bottom metal shows thinning finish and edgewear, along with the trigger guard. Stock is very good with minor indentations, scuffs and small marks, showing no visible cartouches. Butt ends with a ribbed Bakelite buttplate providing a 14.25" LOP. An interesting shotgun with markings that deserve further research given the WW II mfg. date. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Austrian Made Gewehr 1871 Mauser Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #737 (Sale Order 743 of 842)

Austrian Made Gewehr 1871 Mauser Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #4533P, 11.15x60(11mm Mauser) cal., 33.5" barrel, no finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and folding leaf rear sight with V-notch. A fair condition steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Marked "I.G.Mod.71" on left side receiver rail and "OESTERR.WAFFB.GES." (Austrian Weapons Factory Ltd.) on top of barrel shank. There are crowned proof and inspection stamps on the right-side receiver and barrel. No markings on stock. Matching numbers on receiver, barrel, and bolt handle. Mismatched number on buttplate. Regimental "R.7.R/9.147" stamped on buttplate tang. Condition overall is fair with the cleaned metal showing brown toning and areas of deep pitting. The sanded and stained wood is fair with a putty repaired section behind the rear band. Dark bore rates as poor with pitting and visible rifling. Action operates stiffly but is functional. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Argentine Model 1909 Cavalry Carbine

Lot #738 (Sale Order 744 of 842)

Argentine Model 1909 Cavalry Carbine, #A7067, 7.65x53mm, 22.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and tangent rear sight adjustable to 1400 meters with "V" notch. Marked on top of receiver ring with Argentine crest and "MAUSER MODELO/ARGENTINO 1909" on the left side, with "DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN BERLIN" on the left side receiver rail. There is a faint Argentine stamp on the right-side buttstock. Matching numbers. Condition overall is good, the blued metal retaining approx. 50% finish, with wear to the nose cap and trigger guard/magazine floorplate. The bright receiver and bolt assembly have been cleaned, now in good condition, with traces of patina. Handguard has a chip to the left side, and the wood is good with scratches, dents, and impressions. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Dominican Republic Model 1953 Mauser Short Rifle

Lot #739 (Sale Order 745 of 842)

Dominican Republic Model 1953 Mauser Short Rifle, #60, 7x57mm, 22'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, cleaning rod, inverted ''V'' front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left side receiver ring ''ARMERIA F.A. REP.DOM. 1955''. This rifle was originally a Brazilian Mauser which was arsenal converted and refinished by the Dominican Republic. Serial number ground off bolt, ''60'' on triggerguard. Condition overall is very good, with approx. 95% blue refinish remaining on the metal. Wood is very good with scratches and handling marks to the applied varnish finish. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P.38 Walther ac/45 No-Letter Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #740 (Sale Order 746 of 842)

WWII German P.38 Walther ac/45 No-Letter Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #2015, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, dark red Bakelite grooved grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch, hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, bottom magazine release, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Magazine #1 is marked "P.38v/U" (for unhardened feed lips) on left side with a Walther "(eagle)359" on the rear spine. Magazine #2 is marked "P.38v" on the left side with a Walther "(eagle)359" on the rear spine. Condition for both is good to very good with scratches and wear to the finish. The black leather second type holster is marked "gxy 1945" and "P38" on the rear. Condition is very good to excellent with scattered scratches to the finish. All straps and fittings are intact. Pistol is marked on right side slide "(eagle)359/firing proof/(eagle)359 final inspection stamp". There are additional "(eagle)359" stamps on the left side frame and barrel and right side of the bright block. Matching numbers on frame, slide, barrel and block. No import marks. Factory markings are partially muted on the left side slide. Condition overall is very good, the re-blued metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with light wear around the muzzle, trigger bar and trigger. Grips are possible reproductions and show light use. Action, hammer drop safety, and hold open all function properly; bright bore rates as good with fair to good rifling. A hard-to-find late-war pistol with no letter code in the serial number. Est.: $900-$1,100. (C&R)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #741 (Sale Order 747 of 842)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4084481, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S./REMINGTON/MODEL 03-A3/4084481", with an adjustable peep sight. The 24" two-groove barrel is marked "RA/(Flaming Bomb)/9-43/P". All visible parts are correct for Remington. The arsenal refinish is very good with light patina on the trigger guard and butt swivel. Stock is marked "(boxed)FJA," crossed cannons on left side and a "(circle)P" proof with the four factory symbols at magazine well. An AAO (Augusta Arsenal) is stamped on left side and partial "P" rebuild stamp are present. Wood is very good with light handling marks. Included is a reproduction M1907 sling marked "MILSCO/1944" in very good condition. Action works properly, bore is very good. No import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #742 (Sale Order 748 of 842)

Colt Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #461715, .45 ACP cal., receiver is marked with inspector eagle on the left side; the UNITED STATES PROPERTY was removed; right side with serial number. Wood diamond grips are good showing wear from use. Slide has the Colt factory markings with the logo in the center, patent dates to 1913 on the left side, and "U.S.ARMY MODEL 1911" on the right side. Front sight is missing. The 5" Springfield Armory barrel is parkerized and marked "S P". Pistol was reblued and has wear spots on top of the slide and at the grip area. Magazine is marked "34759" on the floorplate. Included is a crazed leather pouch with two very good Colt magazines, one is 7-rd. the other is 8-rd., both are Colt marked. Action works properly, bore is excellent. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Colt Army Model 1894 Double Action New Army Revolver

Lot #743 (Sale Order 749 of 842)

Scarce Colt Army Model 1894 Double Action New Army Revolver, #60170, .38 cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with cartouches, half-round blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights, frame, crane, barrel and cylinder are all marked"170". Cylinder bears a "RAC" inspection mark for Rinaldo A. Carr on the inside edge, as well as at the left rear of the frame, bottom of the left grip panel and underside of the barrel. Mfg'd 1895. Revolver is in very good original condition, retaining traces of original finish in the protected areas with the remainder drifting to gray patina. There is light pinprick pitting at the left side of the muzzle, scattered surface erosion and edgewear. Grips are very good and are marked "170" in pencil on the inside of both panels. Additionally, the base of the left panel bears another "RAC" stamp. The left panel is faintly marked "1894" above an illegible cartouche. Right also bears an illegible cartouche. Butt is marked "U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1894/No. 60/170. Bore is good with light corrosion and wear showing visible rifling. Action functions well with the cylinder rotating counter-clockwise. An interesting original US Army Model 1894 that deserves further research. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Antique)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver

Lot #744 (Sale Order 750 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver, #V360964, .38 S&W cal., 4" pinned barrel, parkerized finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with lanyard ring, half-round blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, all matching visible serial numbers and no visible import marks. Mfg'd 1942-1945. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining 85%-90% parkerized military finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the barrel and frame. Cylinder shows leading edgewear with an index line and scattered surface erosion. Factory markings are sharp. Straps show thinning finish and minor edgewear. Grips are very good with light indentations and scratches. Butt is marked with the serial number, as are the cylinder and underside of the barrel. Bore is very good with light corrosion and well-defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Lanyard ring has a dog tag style property tag added with the revolver's information. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #745 (Sale Order 751 of 842)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #5133946, .30 Carbine cal., receiver is marked "INLAND DIVISION/5133946" with an adjustable rear sight marked P-I. The 18" barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/4-44", with a bayonet lug band marked "O" in a diamond. No import marks. The finish is very good with wear at the muzzle and the bolt is parkerized. The low-wood stock is marked "HI" in the sling well and crossed cannons on the right side with "120". Stock is very good with traces of the oil finish which will clean. Included are a late OD sling and a very good IS magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #746 (Sale Order 752 of 842)

U.S. Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #6126085, .30 Carbine cal., receiver is marked "UNDERWOOD/6126085" with an adjustable rear sight. The 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/4-44/(Flaming Bomb)", with a Type 1 band with the wrong swivel. No import marks. The arsenal refinish is very good overall but the buttplate is painted red. Stock has the crossed cannons on the right side with a heavy coat of varnish which is chipped, heavy at the left of the pistol grip and near the butt. Included are an OD sling dated MRT 8-62 on the tab and a very good IA magazine. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

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

Lot #747 (Sale Order 753 of 842)

Chinese Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Belt, #12004925, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grooved grips embossed with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, and lanyard loop. No safety lever. Single magazine is stamped with mismatched number on floorplate (1675). Condition is good with wear and patina. The tooled black leather holster is unmarked and in good condition showing scuffs and flaking to the finish. The green nylon with leather belt is in good condition with wear to the leather tongue and cartridge loops. All fittings and stitching are intact. Pistol is marked "12004925/66/1965" on left side frame and with three characters for "54 Type"/12004925" on top of slide. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 40% polished finish and shows pitting to the left side slide and muzzle, with brown toning to the rear grip strap. Grips are very good with scattered chips and handling marks. Bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling, action and hold open operate properly. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Ceska Zbrojovka (CZ) VZ 38 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #748 (Sale Order 754 of 842)

Ceska Zbrojovka (CZ) VZ 38 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #267154, .380 ACP cal., 4.6" barrel, blue finish, brown checkered plastic two-piece CZ monogram grips, lanyard loop, low-profile blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, straw finished trigger, and 9-rd. unmarked blue steel magazine. Lot includes a Nazi marked German leather flap holster for a P-38 marked with a "WaA47" waffenamt stamp; "cga", "41" and eagle-swastika on the reverse. Holster is in very good condition and includes an extra unmarked 9-rd. magazine. Mfg'd only in 1938-1939. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining 88%-90% thinning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and along the slide, particularly on the right side. There is minor pinprick pitting and surface erosion around the muzzle. Pistol shows crisp factory markings and is dated 1939. Trigger shows strong original straw finish. Grips are very good with minor marks and some flattening of the checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Waffen Marked CZ Pistole Modell 27 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #749 (Sale Order 755 of 842)

WWII German Waffen Marked CZ Pistole Modell 27 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #41597, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, high-polish blue finish, checkered brown plastic one-piece grips with CZ monogram, bottom release magazine, straw color trigger and hammer, low-profile blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, "P. Mod. 27" marked 8-rd. phosphate finished magazine, sharp factory markings, all matching visible serial numbers, no visible import marks. Lot includes a period black pebble grain leather flap police holster in very good condition, with an additional 8-rd. magazine marked "P. Mod. 27" Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 90%-93% factory finish, with holster wear and highpoint edgewear on the slide and frame. There are scattered spots of flaking finish on the right side of the slide and frame. Top of the slide is milled and marked "BOHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK-A.G. IN PRAG", with a German waffenamt "WaA76" mark. Right side of the frame also bears the same "WaA76" waffenamt proof. Left side of the slide is marked "Pistole Modell 27". The small parts display strong straw finish. There are no visible import marks noted. Grips are near excellent with light scratches only. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action is crisp on this early Modell 27. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 1944 Dated Holster and Add'l Mag

Lot #750 (Sale Order 756 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 1944 Dated Holster and Additional Magazine, #8136b , 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, black ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two (2) blued steel magazines. Left side of the first magazine is marked "P.38"; spine with "(eagle)359" waffenamt. The second magazine is marked "P.38v" on the left side. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a dark brown leather softshell 1944 dated holster. Backside of the holster with illegible waffenamt, "P38", and maker's mark which consists of an oakleaf, 9, and a bearskin (attributed to Lederfabrik Christof Neuner of Austria). Pistol is in fine condition overall. Approx. 93% factory metal finish remains. Light edgewear to the slide as well as wear to the rear, top portion of the barrel accounts for most the finish loss. Grips show normal light handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. There is some very mild etching scattered throughout the bore which is otherwise bright with well-defined rifling. Holster is good with scuffs and scratches throughout, light cracking to the flap. Stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Manchurian Type 13 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #751 (Sale Order 757 of 842)

Chinese Manchurian Type 13 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #104207, 8x57mm, 29.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. A fair condition brass-tipped cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Receiver has grooves for sliding steel cover. Marked on top of receiver ring with Mukden Arsenal symbol. Right side buttstock has Chinese character flanked by two stars burned into wood. Matching numbers on trigger guard and magazine floorplate. Mismatched numbers on bolt assembly. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 25% finish, with rust frosting to the barrel, cleaning and patina to the receiver and bolt, and toning to the trigger guard and magazine floorplate. Wood is fair with a crack to the right side forend, a crack and sanding to the hand guard, and overall handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bore rates as good with darkening in the grooves and good rifling. Receiver, stock, and trigger guard do not fit together and require adjustment. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

British No.4 Mk 2 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #752 (Sale Order 758 of 842)

British No.4 Mk 2 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #A16398, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, blackened finish, beechwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. Engraved "No.4 MK2/UF.55 A16398" on left side receiver. There is an "S" stamp on the top of the comb indicating a short buttstock. Matching numbers and #1 bolt head. This is an "Irish Contract" rifle that was released in unissued condition from UK Government storage. Condition overall is excellent, the metal retaining almost all of its finish, showing only light wear. Wood is excellent with light handling marks and oil staining to the wrist behind the receiver. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side barrel. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model of 1917 Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver

Lot #753 (Sale Order 759 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model of 1917 Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #181510, .45 ACP cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, diamond checkered walnut two-piece S&W medallion grips, lanyard ring, 5-screw frame, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1917-1948. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% factory finish, with the barrel showing only traces, the remainder going to gray patina. Frame shows edgewear, scratches and thinning finish. Cylinder leading edge shows moderate wear, thinning finish and an index line at the rear. Straps show thinning finish with the back strap drifting to gray. Trigger and hammer display muted color case hardening. Grips are very good with some flattening to the checkering. The medallion on the left grip is missing, replaced with a smooth steel disc. Grips are marked inside the right panel with the matching serial number. Bore is very good with scattered light corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)**

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver, Marked Bavaria Municipal Police

Lot #754 (Sale Order 760 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver, Marked Bavaria Municipal Police, #V661015, .38 S&W cal., 5" pinned barrel, parkerized finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with lanyard ring, half-round blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, all matching visible serial numbers and no visible import marks. Mfg'd 1942-1945. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining 85%-90% parkerized military finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the barrel and frame. Cylinder shows leading edgewear with an index line. There are numerous scratches and scuffs consistent with carry and use. Backstrap shows thinning finish with rub marks and the trigger guard has edgewear. Left rear of the frame is marked "BAVARIA/MUNICIPAL POLCE". Grips are very good and fit well. Butt is marked with the serial number, as are the cylinder and underside of the barrel. Bore is good with light scattered corrosion and defined rifling. action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Leather Lot

Lot #755 (Sale Order 761 of 842)

Leather Lot including Three (3) Flap Holsters, Original WWI Era McKeever Cartridge Box and Equipment Pouch. Lot includes two (2) German Navy Luger leather flap holsters with cleaning rod and screwdriver tools, both in very good to fine condition. Additionally, there is a period WWI era U.S. marked McKeever .30 caliber cartridge box in fine condition, marked "C.F.H." in the interior; a right-handed English flap holster marked on the reverse with a "Broad Arrow" emblem and "100", in fine overall condition; the last piece is a leather utility pouch with flap top and brass button closure, marked with "152" and a Broad Arrow inside the flap, in very good condition. A great leather lot, all in very good to fine condition. Est.: $400-$600/Lot.**

Japanese Type 32 Enlisted Saber "OTSU" Model

Lot #756 (Sale Order 762 of 842)

Japanese Type 32 Enlisted Saber "OTSU" Model, being the shorter version used by NCO's, military police, and artillery units. This type was used from about 1899 thru the end of WWII. OAL is 36.75" with a 30.25" long blade. Single wide fuller running almost the full length, stopping just short of the tip. Matching numbers "116191" on the blade ricasso and tip of the scabbard drag. Slightly cupped steel guard and finger guard, flat spring locking catch, coarse checkered steel backstrap and wood grip. Scabbard is steel, with one hanging ring. Condition is good, the blade showing heavy age graying, rust stains, but no pitting, edge has been sharpened about two-thirds of the length starting at the tip. Original leather blade washer is present. Handle and guard show a light brown patina with some of the original blued finish remaining in protected areas. Wood part of the grip shows some wear on the sides. Locking catch functions properly. Scabbard is mostly brown patina with light pitting, scuffs and minor dings, with lightly cleaned areas on both sides near the drag. Est.: $300-$450.

WW1 Era Scottish Basket-Hilt Sword

Lot #757 (Sale Order 763 of 842)

WWI Era Scottish Basket-Hilt Sword, in relic condition, no scabbard. The 29" Claymore style double-edged blade shows a faint maker's mark at the ricasso that possibly reads "REEVES" and has Army issue/proof mark of a "(crown)/D" and "13" for 1913 date. This would have been an official issue sword for an NCO. Blade has a small central fuller about 7" long in the center of the blade on both sides. The pierced decorated basket is steel, with a grooved pommel nut fitting. Grip is grooved wood covered with sharkskin, wrapped with a single spongy twisted wire, and a black painted steel ferrule at the bottom. OAL is 35.5". Condition is fair, the blade having a heavy dark brown patina overall and numerous edge nicks. Basket shows a heavy brown rust patina overall, some dings in the side panels, and breaks in two of the round basket wires. Grip shows age and heavy soiling, with remnants of black paint on the surface. Basket is tight to the blade and the grip shows only minor movement at the top, near the pommel. No scabbard. Est.: $300-$500.

Lot of Two (2) U.S. Army Officer's Model 1902 Swords

Lot #758 (Sale Order 764 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) U.S. Army Officer's Model 1902 Swords, both by N.S. Meyer and adopted in 1902 to standardize all branches of the Army: 1) The 30" blade is engraved and marked "TRADE/SPARTAN/MARK/N.S. MEYER INC./NEW YORK" on the left side and the Star Proved on the right side and is in excellent condition. Guard with the original leather washer and scabbard are both nickel-plated steel and are in excellent condition. Made post-WWII. 2) The 32" blade is engraved and marked "MEYER, NEW YORK" in a shield over "TRADE/DEFENDER/MARK", then "N.S. MEYER INC./ WEST GERMANY" on the left side and the Star Proved on the right side and is in excellent condition. Guard with leather washer and the scabbard are nickel-plated steel and in excellent condition. Made during the Cold War period. Est.: $400-$600/Lot.

U.S. Model 1913 Patton Saber

Lot #759 (Sale Order 765 of 842)

U.S. Model 1913 Patton Saber, Made at Springfield Armory, #15132. The double-edged bright blade is 35" long and marked "US/1914" on the left and "S(Flaming Bomb)A/15132" on the right. Huard is good but missing the leather washer and the grip has some patina. Blade is good with scattered dark spots and some areas of light pitting. Scabbard is khaki cloth covered that was painted over, and the throat and drag were painted black which was a period repair. There is some roughness on the drag. Est.: $400-$800.

U.S. Model 1905 Experimental Cavalry Saber

Lot #760 (Sale Order 766 of 842)

U.S. Model 1905 Experimental Cavalry Saber, Made by Springfield Armory, #49. Springfield made less than 200 of the M1905 sabers for army officers in 1906. The 30" blade is marked "49" on the left and "SA/1906" on the right. The blade was cleaned and shows some roughness with a couple of nicks. Grip and wire are good with most of the wear toward the back and the guard has most of its finish. The leather washer is missing and there is no scabbard. Est.: $150-$250.

British No. 5 Mk 1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet

Lot #761 (Sale Order 767 of 842)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #RH005159, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt and carrier, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight with adjustable tangent rear sight. The folding bayonet has a blued blade and is in very good condition, operating and locking in place smoothly. A steel cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel and a cleaning kit is in the buttstock trap. Both are in excellent condition. The Soviet-marked tan cotton sling is in good condition. Carbine is marked with the Tula Arsenal "Fletched arrow inside five-pointed star" symbol over "1952r" on the receiver cover. The left side buttstock is also stamped with the same symbol and date. Matching visible original numbers with the buttstock renumbered to match. Condition overall is very good as arsenal refurbished, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with edgewear to the front sight hood, gas tube, and magazine. Wood is very good with impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. Importer stamped serial number and other information on left side receiver. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #762 (Sale Order 768 of 842)

Chinese Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #14082911, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grooved grips embossed with five-pointed stars on each side, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-notch, and lanyard loop. No safety lever. Magazine #1 is stamped with a matching number on the floorplate. Condition is good with the top section cleaned bright. Magazine #2 is stamped with a mismatched number on the floorplate (6492). Condition is fair with wear and patina to the finish. The Chinese military brown leather holster, ammunition pouch, and shoulder strap are unmarked. Condition is very good with creases and darkening to the finish. All stitching and fittings are intact. A good condition steel cleaning rod is mounted to the outside loops. Pistol is marked "14082911/66/1967" on left side frame with three characters for "54 Type/14082911" on top of slide. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, showing overall areas of fine pitting and patina. There are two impact marks to the front grip strap. Grips are very good with a few chips and scratches to the grooves. Bright bore rates as very good with very good defined rifling. Action and hold open operate properly. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Beretta Model 1915-1917 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #763 (Sale Order 769 of 842)

Scarce Beretta Model 1915-1917 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #69489, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, vertically ribbed hardwood two-piece grips with "PB" monogram, lanyard loop, heel release magazine, 8-rd. unmarked magazine, blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, with exaggerated slide stop. Lot includes a period black leather flap style holster in very good condition. There is printing inside the flap which appears to be a retailer's mark. Mfg'd from only 1917-1921. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining 50%-60% thinning factory finish, primarily on the frame. Slide shows considerable loss of finish with holster wear, scrapes and scratches. Slide and frame show edgewear with the straps having drifted to gray patina. Markings are legible with all matching visible serial numbers and no visible import marks. Grips are very good with flattening of the vertical ribs, marks, and the PB monograms becoming harder to see. Bore is good with scattered corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 1943 dated gxy Holster

Lot #764 (Sale Order 770 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-45 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 1943 dated gxy Holster, #822c, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, dark brown ribbed Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes two (2) blued steel magazines. Left side of the first magazine is marked "P.38v/U"; the second magazine is marked "P.38" on the left side, spine has two "(eagle)359" waffenamts, and the base is marked "97f". Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and "(eagle)359" waffenamt. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Includes a brown leather softshell 1943 dated gxy (Gebr. Klinge, Lederwarenfabrik, Dresden) holster. Backside of the holster with maker's mark, illegible waffenamt, and "P38". Pistol is in very good condition. Approx. 85%-90% factory blue remains. Wear to top of the slide, front grip strap, and muzzle accounts for most of the finish loss. There is a rough spot on the upper portion of the left grip, otherwise both show normal age and handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with very good+ well-defined rifling. Holster is fair showing scuffs and scratches throughout. There is white discoloration present along the seams on the backside and on the magazine pouch. Stitching and seams remain tight. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

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

Lot #765 (Sale Order 771 of 842)

WWII German Walther ac-44 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8548a, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, with mottled reddish-brown Bakelite grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with U-shaped groove. Pistol also features a hammer drop safety, lanyard loop, and includes one blued steel magazine. Magazine is marked "P.38v" on the left side. Right side of slide is marked with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" waffenamts. There is an additional "(eagle)359" waffenamt on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on the barrel, frame, slide, and locking block. No import marks. Pistol is in near excellent condition. Approx. 95% factory blue remains with some areas of light edgewear, thinning to the front grip strap. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show normal light handling wear. Action, hold open, and hammer drop all function properly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster

Lot #766 (Sale Order 772 of 842)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #B32227, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips embossed with five-pointed star and "CCCP" logo on each side. Blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with U-notch. There is a lanyard ring on the left side of the frame. Both magazines are fitted with lanyard loops. #1 is stamped #P1455 on the floorplate, condition is fair with rust and patina. #2 is stamped #CG4607, condition is very good with wear and patina. Brown leather holster is ink marked with Soviet stamps on underside of flap. Condition is very good with creases and scratches. All stitching and fittings are intact. A very good condition steel cleaning rod is mounted to the front loops. Pistol is marked "B32227(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)1947". Top of slide marked "B32227". Condition overall is good with patina and pitting to the slide, especially to the left side. There is patina and darkening to the front and rear grip straps. Grip logos are different on each side. Condition for both is good with chips and handling marks to the grooves. Action operates smoothly, bore rates fair with darkening in the grooves and worn rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Browning/FN Model 1922 Marked WWII Era Dutch M25 No. 2 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #767 (Sale Order 773 of 842)

Browning/FN Model 1922 Marked WWII Era Dutch M25 No. 2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #37957, .380 ACP cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered composite two-piece FN monogram grips, lanyard ring, and 9-rd. blued steel FN marked magazine, all matching visible serial numbers, no visible import markings. Lot includes a period brown leather military holster with brass hardware and cleaning rod in pouch. Holster is in good condition with tight stitching. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining 80%-90% thinning factory finish with even holster wear at the muzzle, along the slide and frame. Straps show minor surface erosion and the trigger guard shows modest edgewear. Barrel, trigger guard, left side of slide and frame all show Belgian proof marks. Top of the slide is well marked with a large crown over "W" and an additional crown at the rear of the action. Bore is good with scattered corrosion and defined rifling and the action is crisp. Markings indicate that the pistol is a WWII era Dutch Army service pistol, known as an M25 No. 2, often referred to as the "FN Dutch Wilhelmina Pistol". Pistol was standard issue for the Dutch Army during WWII, and large quantities were surrendered to the Germans and re-issued to the Navy and SS. An interesting and unusual example. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 61 Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #768 (Sale Order 774 of 842)

Winchester Model 61 Slide-Action Rifle, #69019, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, pistol grip walnut stock and 17-groove walnut forend, checkered steel buttplate, dovetailed beaded blade front sight and standard U-notched rear sight with elevator. Mfg'd 1946. Condition is very good. Approx. 93%-95% factory metal finish remains, showing normal light wear from handling and use. Factory lettering is crisp. Wood shows moderate age and wear with scattered small dents and scratches, the highest concentration on the buttstock, adjacent to the buttplate and bottom of the forend. Action is crisp and operates smoothly, near excellent bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

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

Lot #769 (Sale Order 775 of 842)

U.S. L.C. Smith-Corona Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3701733, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel is marked "SC/Flaming Bomb/2-44" with a "P" proof underneath, receiver is marked "U.S./SMITH-CORONA/MODEL 03-A3/3701733". Rifle was rebuilt with mixed parts and a late bolt with the square safety lug. The arsenal refinish is very good throughout with patina on the rear band. Stock is marked "(boxed)C.S.A.A." (San Antonio Arsenal re-build) over the original cartouche on the left side, and a "(circle)P" proof with a boxed "P" proof behind the trigger guard. The four factory symbols are marked in front of the magazine. Stock is good with handling marks throughout and has an oil finish. Included are a canvas OD sling and an unmarked front sight cover. Action works properly, bore is dark with good rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

British No. 4 Mk 1/2 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #770 (Sale Order 776 of 842)

British No. 4 Mk 1/2 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #BB24211A, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, black-painted finish, birch wood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. A blue RAF cotton sling is attached, condition is good with darkening. Rifle was arsenal converted to the Mark 2 model by moving the trigger from the trigger guard to the action body. The original markings were lined out and the left side action body is engraved "No 4MK ...(F)FTR/53 BB24211A". Right side buttstock has stamped "FR", and the left side has a painted "70" rack number. A #2 bolt head is fitted. Matching numbers on bolt handle and forend. Mismatched number on magazine. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with scratches around the front sight and wear to the bolt body. Wood is very good showing scratches and impressions to the darkened finish. Bright bore rates excellent with well-defined rifling, the action operates smoothly. Birmingham export proof marks stamped on top of barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #771 (Sale Order 777 of 842)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3826736, .30-06 cal., receiver marked "U.S./REMINGTON/MODEL 03-A3/3826736", with an adjustable peep sight. The 24" four-groove barrel is unmarked with a reblued front sight cover. Metal was arsenal refinished and the parkerizing is very good, except for wear on the trigger guard, upper swivel and buttplate. Stock is marked with a "(boxed)RIA" and "RIA/EB" on the left side, a "(circle)P" proof behind the trigger guard, a "3321" stamped on the right side, "D5011288" stamped near the butt swivel, and the four symbols in front of the magazine. Wood is very good with scattered handling marks. Action works properly, bore is excellent. No import marks. Est.: $600-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley & Scott Single Shot Flare/Signal Pistol

Lot #772 (Sale Order 778 of 842)

British Webley & Scott Single Shot Flare/Signal Pistol, #87753, 1" cal., 6" smooth barrel with bell-shaped extension, brass construction, smooth walnut grips, no sights, round lanyard ring mounted to bottom of grip frame. Marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD"/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM" on left side frame with "III* model number. There are also Birmingham proof and view stamps, Broad Arrow property marks, and "18" in-service stamps on the left side frame and barrel. A "Winged Bullet" trademark is stamped on the right side frame. Matching numbers on underside of barrel and extractor. Condition overall is good, with dents, scratches, and patina around the muzzle. The steel hammer and barrel latch show rust pitting and patina. Grips are very good with impressions, handling marks, and darkening. Bore rates as very good with a couple of small dark spots, otherwise bright. Action locks firmly in place and operates smoothly. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required.)**

WWII German Wehrmacht Marked Erma-Erfurt LP-34 Single Shot Signal Flare Pistol

Lot #773 (Sale Order 779 of 842)

WWII German Wehrmacht Marked Erma-Erfurt LP-34 Single Shot Signal Flare Pistol, #7039d, 26.5mm, 6-1/8" smooth bore barrel, black anodized aluminum alloy frame, japanned black barrel, blued steel moving components, checkered Bakelite two-piece grips, with lanyard ring. Left side is marked "ERMA-ERFURT/1940"; right side displays a pair of crisply struck waffenamt over 280 symbols and Nazi eagle on the barrel and flat. Trigger guard and trigger are similarly marked. Pistol is in fine overall condition showing considerable original thinning finish, the frame showing a dull copper patina over gray aluminum. Grips are near excellent with minor marks only. Barrel shows thinning finish and light scratches. Action locks up securely, bore is very good. Est.: $150-$300.(No FFL Required)**

German WWII Luftwaffe Leuchtpistole L Double Barrel Flare Pistol

Lot #774 (Sale Order 780 of 842)

German WWII Luftwaffe Leuchtpistole L Double Barrel Flare Pistol, #11243, 4-bore cal., 6.5" barrels, alloy construction with blackened finish, checkered dark red bakelite grips. No sights. Break-open action with lever release. Marked with mfgr's code "ECKO/1941/Lufteagle 2" on left side frame. Marked on top of each barrel with a "(circle)4"/(eagle)" firing proof. There is a tiny shield symbol under an Eagle firing proof on the rear of the frame. Matching numbers on barrels. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, with edgewear and scratches. There is a dent to the muzzle of the right barrel. Grips are very good with scuffs and scratches to each side. Dark bore rates as good but may clean better. Action locks up smoothly but the barrel selector will not lock on either side. Est.: $500-$800. (No FFL Required)

German WWII Luftwaffe Leuchtpistole L Double-Barrel Flare Pistol

Lot #775 (Sale Order 781 of 842)

German WWII Luftwaffe Leuchtpistole L Double-Barrel Flare Pistol, #28264, 4mm smoothbore cal., 6.5" barrels, alloy construction with blackened finish, checkered black bakelite grips. No sights. Break-open action with lever release. Marked with mfgr's code "IZS" on left side frame and with a "(circle)4/(eagle)" firing proof and another "(eagle)" on rear of frame. Matching number on barrels. Condition overall is good, the metal retaining approx. 40% finish, which has been cleaned from the barrels. Grips are good with wear, chips, and scratches. Bores rate as fair with darkening and patina. Action locks up and operates smoothly but the barrel selector lever will not lock on either side. Est: $400-$700. (No FFL Required)

U.S. Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine

Lot #776 (Sale Order 782 of 842)

U.S. Underwood Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4012538, .30 Carbine cal., receiver is marked "UNDERWOOD/4012538/(Flaming Bomb)", with an adjustable rear sight. The 18" barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/7-43/(Flaming Bomb)/P", with a bayonet lug band. No import marks. This carbine was rebuilt with mixed parts, and the arsenal refinish is very good throughout, with wear on the receiver rails. The low-wood stock is marked with crossed cannons on the right side and in very good condition with slight handling marks. Included is a 5-rd. magazine marked "NUMRICK ARMS/W. HURLEY N.Y." on the floorplate. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Eddystone Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #777 (Sale Order 783 of 842)

U.S. Eddystone Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle, #453811, .30-06 cal., 26" barrel is marked "E/Flaming Bomb/3-18" behind the front sight, receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL of 1917/EDDYSTONE/453811", with an eagle stamp on the top. The military finish is overall very good with wear on the bolt and buttplate. Stock is marked with a boxed S.A.A. and boxed "S" on the left side, with a boxed "P" proof behind the trigger guard, which are San Antonio Arsenal rebuild stamps. Stock was cleaned and is in very good condition with light handling marks. Included is a Kerr No Buckle sling in good condition with light staining. Action works properly, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

DWM 1920 Commercial Luger, with 10" Barrel and Original Barrel

Lot #778 (Sale Order 784 of 842)

DWM 1920 Commercial Luger, with 10" Barrel and Original Barrel, #3794n, .30 Luger cal., blued finish, and currently fitted with an unmarked 10" barrel which has an inverted "V" front sight and adjustable artillery type rear sight. Pistol also features straw-colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, checkered flat toggle knobs, stock lug, and has no grip safety. Includes matching numbered 3-7/8" barrel/receiver and an unmarked tin-plated magazine with wood base. Extra barrel has blank chamber, and the front sight has been modified. Marked in the commercial style with matching numbers visible on bottom of the sideplate and takedown lever. Matching numbers are also visible on back of toggle, bottom of the original barrel, and left side of trigger, with "(crown)N" proof on left side of receiver. 10" barrel bears no markings. Original receiver is marked with "(crown)N" proof to left side and "GERMANY" on right side. Condition is very good. Approx. 80% blue remains, which shows general thinning and toning, most notable on the barrel, sideplate, and front grip strap. Straw colors have worn to approx. 30%-35%. There is some mild pitting scattered across parts of the barrel and frame. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show normal age and light handling wear, left grip is darker in color. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright but there are a few spots of light erosion visible, rifling shows moderate+ wear and rates as good overall. Original barrel and receiver show age and finish wear that is consistent with the rest of the pistol. There is a little light pitting on right side of the barrel. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Composite Mauser 42 Code Luger, with 1942 Dated dkk Holster, #5115d, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish

Lot #779 (Sale Order 785 of 842)

Composite Mauser 42 Code Luger, with 1942 Dated dkk Holster, #5115d, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish including small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted ??V?... front and fixed rear sight with small ??V?... notch, stock lug, no grip safety. Includes two (2) aluminum based magazines. Each magazine has a different mismatched number marked on the base. Toggle is marked ??42?..., and the serial number matches the frame. Chamber ring is marked ??1940?... but number on the receiver does not match the frame. Put together from two different pistols as the numbers on the frame, toggle, and small parts are matching; barrel and receiver numbered ??9875?.... Grips are not numbered. Right side of receiver with Nazi ??(eagle)?... firing proof, and two ??(eagle)655?... acceptance marks. There is a small firing proof on right side and ??(eagle)655?... proof on left side of the barrel. Includes a 1942 dated leather hardshell ??dkk?... coded (Friedrich Offermann & Sohne, Lederwarenfabrik) holster. Backside is also marked with ??WaA195?... waffenamt. Pistol is in very good condition, retaining approx. 70% factory metal finish, which shows general thinning and toning. Front and backstrap retain little finish and now display a darkened gray metal mixed with brown patina. Factory lettering and proof marks are legible. There are a few small spots of pitting on the barrel, sideplate, and receiver. Grips show moderate handling wear and flattening to the checkering detail. Action, hold open and safety function properly with one of the magazines. The other magazine retains no finish, is pitted, and the hold open does not function with this magazine. Bore is bright, with a few intermittent spots of light erosion, rifling is very good. Holster is in good condition, displaying scuffs and scratches from service use, primarily to the front side. Markings on the back are clear. Pull strap is present and functions properly. Stitching and seams are tight. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #780 (Sale Order 786 of 842)

WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #55599, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.5" barrel, blued finish, Type 14 marking in kanji, dated 17.9 (Sept. 1942), Torimatsu factory of Nagoya Arsenal 1st Series markings, blue finish, grooved wood grips, knurled round cocking knob, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed integral rear sight with square-notch groove, lanyard loop, and one mismatched magazine. Condition is good, retaining approx. 60%-65% metal finish that shows general wear and toning. Barrel has a mottled appearance. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show moderate handling wear. Action operates smoothly and hold open functions properly. Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Bavarian Model 1889 Cavalry Dress Sword and Scabbard

Lot #781 (Sale Order 787 of 842)

Bavarian Model 1889 Cavalry Dress Sword and Scabbard, 32.5" pipe-backed falchion blade marked on the left side ricasso with the Balance Scales, symbol of the Alex Coppel Co. of Solingen. Blade is acid etched on each side with the motto of the Kingdom of Bavaria "In Treue fest"(steadfast in loyalty, firm in fidelity) set within a leaf pattern design. 38.75" overall. Steel basket hilt has a rampart Bavarian lion holding a sword and shield incorporated into the right side, with the top edge rolled forward. The ribbed black bakelite grip is secured to the tang with two rivets. Condition overall is very good, the blade retaining a bright color, with areas of patina concentrated mostly toward the tip which shows very light use. Flat edge is otherwise very good. Handle is in very good condition and fits tightly to the blade. Grip is very good with handling marks. The nickel-finished scabbard is unmarked, with two fixed rings to attach a hanger. Condition is good showing wear and mostly pinprick flaking to the surface with a dent to the right side. Blade enters and withdraws smoothly. Est.: $300-$500.

Imperial German Model 1849 Artillery Dress Saber, with Scabbard

Lot #782 (Sale Order 788 of 842)

Imperial German Model 1849 Artillery Dress Saber, with Scabbard, 33" single fuller nickel-finished steel blade with upswept point marked "wMw/WAFFEN" on left side ricasso. 37.75" overall. The "P"-shaped guard, backpiece, and crossguard with langets are all nickel plated. The dove head ribbed black bakelite grip is secured by double strand brass wire and a pinned ear on each side. Condition overall is very good, the blade showing patina spots and tiny flaking to the right side. The edge is very good and there are scratches around the point which remains straight. Handle is in good condition showing flaking and scratches to the nickel and fits tightly to the blade. Grip is good with handling marks and the wire loops remain tightly in place. There is a leather washer at the base of the blade. Black steel scabbard is unmarked and has been repainted. The single band has a loose ring to attach a hanger. Condition is good with scattered scratches and dents above the chape. Blade enters and withdraws smoothly. Est.: $300-$500.

Imperial German Artillery Officer's Lionhead Saber, with Scabbard

Lot #783 (Sale Order 789 of 842)

Imperial German Artillery Officer's Lionhead Saber, with Scabbard, 31.75" unmarked single fuller bright steel blade with upswept point, 37.25" overall length. The iron lion's head pommel has its "P" shaped-guard fixed between his jaws and two "ruby" glass stones fitted to his eyes. Top of the crossguard ends in a smaller lion's head quillion. Right side langet features the Artillery "Crossed Cannons" motif and the left side with a helmeted Knight's head on a shield. Guard and other fittings are decorated with oak leaves and finished with a thin gilt wash. Ribbed black bakelite grip is secured by double strand steel wire. Condition overall is very good, the blade showing scattered patina and micro scratches from cleaning. The flat blade edge has small dents and roughness along its upper length. The tip is bent slightly to the right. Handle is very good and fits tightly to the blade. Gilt finish remains mostly in protected areas. Grip is very good with handling marks. Two of the wire loops are loose but remain in place. Black-painted steel scabbard is unmarked. The single band has a loose ring to attach a hanger. Condition is fair with scratches, flaking, and patina to the finish. There is a deep dent to the left side above the chape. Blade enters and withdraws smoothly. Est.: $400-$600.

German Army WWII Dove Head Sword and Scabbard, by F.W. Holler

Lot #784 (Sale Order 790 of 842)

German Army WWII Dove Head Sword and Scabbard, by F.W. Holler, 30.5" single fuller bright steel blade with upswept point marked "*F.W.HOLLER*SOLINGEN" surrounding a thermometer on left side ricasso. 35.2" overall. The "P"-shaped guard, backpiece, and crossguard with langets are all constructed of brass and decorated with an oak leaf and acorn design with flowers on the ears. Right side langet has a relief of a German Army Eagle clutching a mobile swastika. The dove head ribbed black bakelite grip is secured by a brass spring wire set between two brass strips and a pinned ear on each side. Condition overall is very good, the blade retaining a bright color. Flat edge shows use and filing at the point. Handle is in very good condition and fits tightly to the blade. Grip is very good and the spring wires show tiny splits but the loops remain tightly in place. There is a brown leather washer at the base of the blade. Black steel scabbard is unmarked, the single band has a loose ring to attach a hanger. Condition is good with areas of the paint crackled and flaking now showing patina. Blade enters and withdraws smoothly. Est.: $300-$500.

Imperial German Navy Type Model 1849 Dress Saber, with Scabbard

Lot #785 (Sale Order 791 of 842)

Imperial German Navy Type Model 1849 Dress Saber, with Scabbard, 33" single fuller nickel-finished steel blade with upswept point marked with a "Z" inside spearpoint symbol on left side ricasso. 38" overall. The "P"-shaped guard, backpiece, and crossguard with langets are all constructed of brass. The dove head ribbed black fish skin grip is secured by double strand silver wire and a pinned ear on each side. Condition overall is very good, the blade retaining a bright color with micro scratches to the right side. Flat edge is very good and the point remains straight. Handle is in very good condition with surface wear and toning and fits tightly to the blade. Grip is very good with light wear and the wire loops remain tightly in place. There is a red leather washer at the base of the blade. The polished black leather scabbard is unmarked and has a brass locket, chape, and an extra band on the upper section. There are two loose rings to attach a hanger. Condition is very good with light impressions to the leather and toning to the brass fittings. Blade enters and withdraws smoothly. Est.: $400-$600.

Lot of Four (4) European Military Bayonets and Scabbards

Lot #786 (Sale Order 792 of 842)

Lot of Four (4) European Military Bayonets and Scabbards: 1) Original Austrian Kropatschek Model 1878 Rifle Bayonet by Steyr, with Scabbard. Bayonet is in fine overall condition, with a bright and shiny 20.5" T-backed blade showing no sharpening. Bayonet and scabbard display matching serial number #RS97339. Spine is marked "USINE de STEYR 1878" in script. Steel handguard shows scattered corrosion and surface rust with smooth wood scales and a brass pommel. Scabbard is in good condition retaining the majority of its original finish, with scattered spots of light surface rust. 2) Pair of French WWI Lebel Model 1886 Cruciform Eppe Bayonets, with steel scabbards and rare steel handles. One of the bayonets is in fine overall condition with an excellent bright blade and steel scabbard retaining considerable original finish. The second is in very good condition with a fine blade and scabbard that has drifted to brown patina. Both have scarce and desirable steel handles. 3) Original French WWI Lebel Model 1886 Brass Handle Cruciform Epee Bayonet, with Steel Scabbard, Serial #FL 344. Bayonet is in fine overall condition, retaining considerable original blue finish with crisp edges. Blade displays "J" and "M" proofs in circles at the ricasso. Smooth brass handle has taken on a pleasing taffy patina with a diamond proof at the end of the pommel. Matching scabbard bears the same serial number, retaining the majority of its original finish drifting to dark patina with minor scrapes, scratches and some light surface rust at the tip. Scabbard shows "R" and "M" proofs in circles on one side of the throat and a "Z" on the reverse. Est.: $400-$600/Lot.

Lot of Five (5) WWII Era German Bayonets and Scabbards

Lot #787 (Sale Order 793 of 842)

Lot of Five (5) WWII Era German Bayonets and Scabbards, including three (3) standard 98K Mauser bayonets with steel scabbards: 1) 1939 dated E. Pack & Sohne, #9565e, with matching blue steel scabbard, in fine condition. Bayonet shows no sharpening, with standard lateral marks from the scabbard, ribbed Bakelite handle, marked with a pair of "WaA253" waffenamt symbols at the pommel. Scabbard shows thinning finish with light surface erosion. 2) 1938 dated E.u.F. Horster, #4432 l, with matching blue steel scabbard, in fine condition. Bayonet shows no sharpening with light wear, retaining nearly all of the blue finish, ribbed Bakelite handle, marked with a pair of "WaA253" waffenamt symbols at the pommel. Scabbard shows thinning finish drifting to gray patina with a couple minor indentations. 3) 1939 dated Gebruder Heller, #5617c, with matching blue steel scabbard, in fine condition. Bayonet shows no sharpening with minor scabbard wear, retaining nearly all of the blue finish, ribbed Bakelite handle, marked with a pair of Waffen Eagle over "37" proofs at the pommel. Scabbard shows even thinning finish with minor scrapes, retaining a significant amount of original finish. The remainder of the lot includes a WWII German Fireman's bayonet, frog, blue steel scabbard and knot marked Karl Henkel, Bielefeld, in near excellent condition; and a WWII German Army K98 Mauser dress bayonet with blue steel scabbard, marked "WKC" in near excellent condition, retaining nearly all original finish. A great lot of WWII German bayonets. Est.: $500-$800/Lot.

Lot of Four (4) Short Swords and Bayonets

Lot #788 (Sale Order 794 of 842)

Lot of Four (4) Short Swords and Bayonets: 1) Original Argentine Model 1909 Artillery Short Sword or Machete, in very good to near fine condition, #E01037, marked with intact crest at the ricasso, and "WEYERSBERG/KIRSCHBAUM &Co/SOLINGEN" on the reverse. Blade shows scratches and scattered light staining, no sharpening and no scabbard. Steel crossguard with smooth wood scales and bird's head steel pommel marked "RA" in an oval. 2) Original Argentine Model 1909 Artillery Short Sword or Machete, in near excellent condition, with blue steel scabbard and green leather frog, #B05388, marked with a crisp crest at the ricasso, and "WEYERSBERG/KIRSCHBAUM &Co/SOLINGEN" on the reverse. Blade is excellent, still in packing grease, showing minor marks and no sharpening. Steel crossguard marked with a "P/X"; smooth wood scales and bird's head steel pommel marked "RA" in an oval. Scabbard is near excellent with a copper tip, and the green leather frog is near excellent with tight stitching. 3) Original WWI Swiss Model 1914 Pioneer Sawback Bayonet, #637385, marked Waffenfabrik Neuhausen, with steel scabbard. Bayonet is in fine overall condition, showing light scabbard marks and no sharpening. Smooth wood scales are fine with an unmarked steel pommel in the white. Steel scabbard retains significant japanned black finish scrapes and scratches. 4) Unmarked Short Sword with blue steel and leather scabbard. Short sword displays a near excellent blade with light scratches and tooling marks, blue steel handguard, crudely checkered wood scales with an extra coat of varnish, and blue steel bird's head pommel. Scabbard is near excellent with blue steel throat and tip. Body is stitched black leather with the only marking being "F" "I" on the hanger. A nice short or artillery sword that deserves further research. Est.: $400-$700/Lot.

Lot of Six (6) WWII German 98K Mauser Bayonets and Scabbards

Lot #789 (Sale Order 795 of 842)

Lot of Six (6) WWII German 98K Mauser Bayonets and Scabbards: 1) "43asw" marked, #6297m all matching, in excellent condition, the blade showing only light scabbard marks, retaining 98%-99% blue finish, no sharpening, smooth wood scales, marked "WaA518" with waffenamt twice at the pommel. Matte blue scabbard is very good with scrapes, marks and thinning finish. 2) "44cul" marked, #3826o all matching, in excellent condition. the blade showing 97%-98% blue finish, with tool and machining marks, no sharpening, smooth wood scales, marked "WaA519" with a waffenamt eagle at the pommel. Matte blue scabbard is fine with light scrapes, retaining significant finish. 3) "44fnj" marked, #3862m all matching, in excellent condition, the blade showing 97%-98% blue finish, with tool and machining marks, no sharpening, ribbed Bakelite handle with "WaA519" and waffenamt eagle at the pommel. Scabbard is fine with minor marks and light scrapes. There is minor pinprick pitting at the pommel. 4) "44asw" marked, #4506e all matching, in excellent condition, the blade showing 98%-99% blue finish with minor tool and machining marks, no sharpening, ribbed Bakelite handle with "WaA519" waffenamt twice at the pommel. Matte blue steel scabbard is very fine, retaining significant finish with light marks only. 5) "43asw" marked, mismatched serial #2882cc on the blade which is near excellent, retaining 95%-96% blue finish, with light scabbard scrapes, no sharpening, ribbed Bakelite handle with "WaA519" waffenamt at the pommel. Scabbard is #9045uu and in good condition, displaying scattered light to moderate pitting and surface rust. 6) "44ffc" marked, #4984e all matching, in excellent condition, the blade showing 98%-99% blue finish, with light tool marks, no sharpening, ribbed Bakelite handle with "WaA51" waffenamt at the pommel. Scabbard is very fine with minor marks, retaining significant matte blue finish. A fine lot of WWII German bayonets with crisp markings. Est.: $500-$900/Lot.

German WWII Army Dagger, with Scabbard

Lot #790 (Sale Order 796 of 842)

German WWII Army Dagger, with Scabbard,10" blade,14.4" overall length. Blade is double sided with flat edges and etched with "(Helmeted Knight)/WKC/SOLINGEN" on rear facing ricasso. Metal crown-shaped screw on pommel is decorated with vertical oak leaves. Orange bakelite handle is in a descending swirl design anchored into a metal bolster with a horizontal oak leaf design. Crossguard has inward turned finials emblazoned with an Army eagle clutching a wreathed swastika. Condition is very good, the metal fittings showing wear, handling marks, and toning. Handle has toned darker and there is a chip near the top. Blade is very good with the cross grain visible on all sides. There are vertical scratches on both sides from scabbard withdrawal. Tip was damaged at some point and is now slightly distorted, with small dents and scratches visible. Metal scabbard has a pebble finish and two bands decorated with oak leaves containing loose hanger rings. There is a single throat retention screw on the upper edge. Condition is good, with flaking and darkening to both edges and overall toning to the body. Blade enters and withdraws smoothly. Est:$500-$700.

Elsener Schwyz M.1943 Swiss Officer's Dress Dagger, with Portapee

Lot #791 (Sale Order 797 of 842)

Elsener Schwyz M.1943 Swiss Officer's Dress Dagger, with Portapee, in a faux leather presentation case with red velveteen interior and ivory satin lid liner. Dagger is in excellent condition with a polished center-ridge, double-edged, stiletto style blade marked "ELSENER SCHWYZ/VICTORIA" at the ricasso. The reverse is marked with the serial number #156814. A Holbein style nickel crossguard protects the smooth hardwood grip scales secured with three domed nickel screws, ending with a nickel pommel with countersunk taps. The black enameled scabbard is excellent, showing no use. Dagger is complete with correct portapee, in excellent condition. Inside the lid of the case, a handwritten note in ink reads "Swiss Officer's Dress Dagger/Col. Koch on behalf Swiss Chief of Ordnance/-1959". An interesting Post-War piece that is worthy of further research. Est.: $200-$400.

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Lot #792 (Sale Order 798 of 842)

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Langenhan FL Selbstlader Model I Self-Loading Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #793 (Sale Order 799 of 842)

Langenhan FL Selbstlader Model I Self-Loading Semi-Automatic Pistol, #38356, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with "FL" monogram, blade front and fixed V-notch rear sights, unmarked 8-rd. blue steel magazine, no visible import markings. Mfg'd 1914-1917. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining 85%-90% thinning blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, showing even edgewear along the frame and slide. There are numerous German "(crown)/N" proofs on the frame and slide. Grips are good with a small repair at the base of the right panel. Bore is very good, showing use with defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. The Langenhan was a simple blowback pistol modeled after the FN 1900, produced for only three years, with approx. 55,000 pistols produced for use by the German military and police during WWI. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)**

Ruger Mark II Model 22/45 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot #794 (Sale Order 800 of 842)

Ruger Mark II Model 22/45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #220-95860, .22 LR cal., 5.5" bull barrel, stainless steel, integral ribbed plastic grips, Patridge style blade front and adjustable rear sights, 10-rd. Ruger marked magazine, and factory ribbed trigger. Lot includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, extra 10-rd. Ruger marked magazine, instruction manual and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1997. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Match Target Pistol

Lot #795 (Sale Order 801 of 842)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Match Target Pistol, #UBA4829, .22 LR cal., 7" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece target grips with thumb rest, Patridge front with and adjustable square-notch rear sights, 10-rd. S&W marked magazine and clear factory markings. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition with light scratches, scattered spots of light surface rust and minor handling marks, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and flared magazine well at the base. Action is crisp, bore is near excellent. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

FMK AR-1 Patriot Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #796 (Sale Order 802 of 842)

FMK AR-1 Patriot Semi-Automatic Rifle, #FMK4795, .300 Blackout cal., 16" chrome-lined barrel, black finish, synthetic stock and hand guard, folding front and rear sights, picatinny rail sighting system, pistol grip with fin, no magazine, threaded muzzle, with clear factory markings. Lot includes a non-factory cardboard and assorted small parts. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks. Stock is also near excellent with a fixed, collapsible buttstock. Bore is bright with strong rifling and the action functions well. No magazine. This is in a CA compliant configuration. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

FMK AR-1 Patriot Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #797 (Sale Order 803 of 842)

FMK AR-1 Patriot Semi-Automatic Rifle, #FMK 4796, 5.56mm, 16" free-floated barrel, matte black finish, Ares Armor ventilated aluminum hand guard, Stag Arms fixed collapsible buttstock with finned pistol grip, flip-up front and rear sights on a full-length Picatinny rail sighting system, and clear factory markings. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with handling and storage marks. Stock is near excellent showing light wear only. Bore is very good with defined rifling and the action is crisp. No magazine. This is in a CA compliant configuration. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Stag Arms Stag-15 AR-15 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #798 (Sale Order 804 of 842)

Stag Arms Stag-15 AR-15 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #122431, 5.56mm, 16" barrel, black matte finish, synthetic stock and hand guard, protected post front sight and receiver mounted adjustable peep sight, Picatinny rail with rings, and a Tasco 6x24 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective in matte black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Lot includes screw-on lens covers. Pistol grip has the fin attachment and fixed collapsible buttstock. Lot includes a plastic hard case with nylon web gear, two (2) steel 10-rd. magazines, Stag Arms towel, and an assortment of extra pistol grips and muzzlebrakes. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with handling and storage marks. Stock is near excellent with light scratches and mars consistent with field use. Bore is near excellent with defined rifling and the action functions well. This is in a CA compliant configuration. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

FMK AR-1 Patriot Polymer Stripped Lower AR-15 Receiver

Lot #799 (Sale Order 805 of 842)

FMK AR-1 Patriot Polymer Stripped Lower AR-15 Receiver, #FMK-4803, in as new condition, constructed of black polymer material. Receiver will accept all standard mil-spec uppers and is compatible with most current AR-15 lower parts kits, grips, stocks etc. American made and mfg'd in Placentia, Ca. Est.: $50-$100. (Modern/PPT)

Anderson Mfg. AM-15 Semi-Automatic AR-15 Rifle

Lot #800 (Sale Order 806 of 842)

Anderson Mfg. AM-15 Semi-Automatic AR-15 Rifle, #19220905, .223 cal., 16" barrel with added muzzlebrake, black matte finish, synthetic two-piece stock with ribbed hand guard, finned grip and fixed buttstock, protected blade front and flip-up peep sight in carry grip. Lot includes a non-matching Palmetto State Armory box. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light scratches and handling marks. Stock is near excellent as well, with minor storage marks, showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. No magazine. This is in a CA compliant configuration. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt M16 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #801 (Sale Order 807 of 842)

Colt M16 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #BP064461, .22 LR cal., 21.2" barrel with break, black finish, aluminum handguard, detachable carry handle, fixed synthetic pistol grip stock, protected post front and adjustable peep sights, detachable 10-rd. box magazine. Mfg'd 2009-2010 by Carl Walther, Germany. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks, scratches, and a larger scrape on the left side of the carry handle. Right side of the receiver is import marked, "UMAREX USA/FORT SMITH/AR". Stock is near excellent with minor marks and sling swivels. Butt ends with a solid checkered plastic buttplate with trap providing a 14" LOP. Action is crisp, bright bore is near excellent. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #802 (Sale Order 808 of 842)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #182-36596, .223 Rem. cal., 18.5" barrel, stainless steel finish, smooth birch pistol grip stock, sling swivels, blade front and peep sight at the rear of the receiver, Ruger marked 5-rd. detachable box magazine, and clear factory markings. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1980. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Stock is also excellent with minor handling marks. Butt ends with a smooth plastic curved carbine buttplate, providing a 12.75" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Model 10-22 Semi-Automatic Carbine

Lot #803 (Sale Order 809 of 842)

Ruger Model 10-22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #231-11959, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth hard wood one-piece stock, sling swivels, banded blade front and folding rear sights, with a 10-rd. Ruger marked detachable rotary magazine. Topped with see-thru bases, Weaver rings, and a Tasco 6-24x44 variable-power rifle scope with an adjustable objective, target turrets and screw-on lens covers. Scope is finished in matte black with a dot and fine wire reticle providing bright optics. Lot includes an additional 10-rd. Ruger magazine. Mfg'd 1989. Carbine is in very good condition, retaining 90%-95% factory finish, with a light coat of surface rust on the rear portion of the barrel due to poor storage. Barrel and scope have grease and debris from storage issues as well. Stock is near excellent with minor marks and ends with a heavy ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14.5" LOP. Action functions well, bore is very good with strong rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern/PPT)

FN Belgian Browning SA-22 Auto Takedown Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #804 (Sale Order 810 of 842)

FN Belgian Browning SA-22 Auto Takedown Semi-Automatic Rifle, #6T38938, .22 LR cal., 19.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece stock, dovetailed steel bead blade front and folding rear sights, factory grooved receiver, scroll and border engraved receiver and trigger guard, magazine tube feeds through the buttstock. Mfg'd 1966. Topped with rings and a Bushnell 3-9x32 variable-power rifle scope finished in matte black, with a duplex reticle providing crisp and bright optics. A set of lens covers is included. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% factory finish, with light to moderate surface rust at the muzzle, scratches and edgewear consistent with field use. There are spots of light surface rust on the left side of the receiver. Trigger guard shows minor thinning of finish with edgewear. Stock is very good with numerous light indentations, compressions and nicks from carry and use, primarily on the right side of the buttstock, ending with a ribbed steel buttplate providing a 14" LOP. Bore is very good with defined rifling and the action functions smoothly on this desirable FN made Belgian Browning. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 69A Target Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #805 (Sale Order 811 of 842)

Winchester Model 69A Target Bolt Action Rifle, NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25" barrel, blue finish, with chrome-plated bolt and trigger guard, one-piece pistol grip walnut stock with black composition Winchester buttplate, ramped beaded blade front sight with hood, factory receiver-mounted aperture rear sight. Receiver is factory grooved for scope mounting. Includes a 5-rd. Wisner magazine. Standard Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver. Metal surfaces rate in near excellent condition. Approx. 97% factory blue remains with a few small nicks and scratches to top of the barrel, near the barrel address. Bolt and trigger guard are bright. Barrel address is crisp. Wood is very good with scattered small to medium-sized dents and scratches. Buttplate is covered with a white film and needs a thorough cleaning. Action operates smoothly; bore is bright and rates in near excellent overall condition with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 513-T Match Master Bolt Action Target Rifle

Lot #806 (Sale Order 812 of 842)

Remington Model 513-T Match Master Bolt Action Target Rifle, #139453, .22 LR cal., 27" tapered barrel, matte blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock, sling swivels, and period military style leather sling, Redfield #68 Globe front sight with rear sight removed and tap holes filled, bolt and trigger are color case hardened, 5-rd. Remington marked detachable magazine, sharp factory markings, vacant aperture sight base at the left rear of the receiver. Lot includes a Redfield #75 aperture sight, instructions and consignor notes. Mfg'd 1962. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks only. Stock is near excellent showing little use. Top of the comb and left side of the buttstock show some light mars to the finish. Butt ends with a checkered steel shotgun style buttplate providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is minty bright. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 75 Target Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #807 (Sale Order 813 of 842)

Winchester Model 75 Target Bolt Action Rifle, #69997, .22 LR cal., 28" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock, sling swivels, accessories rail on underside, globe sight front with vacant rear sight blocks, aperture sight base at the left rear of the receiver, detachable 5-rd. Winchester marked magazine, magazine release button on the left side of stock, sharp factory markings with crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Lot includes a Redfield #75 aperture sight, extra inserts and paperwork. Mfg'd 1950. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with light scratches, handling marks, and 1.5" section of deeper pitting and rust on the right side of the barrel between the sight bases. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Stock is very good with indentations, scratches and scrapes consistent with range use. There is a 2.25"x1.5" brass oval in the right side of the buttstock which reads "PRESENTED TO / GARTH SIBBALD / HONOR R.O.T.C. CADET / BY / THE HARRY J. MACSHERRY / RENO POST 10 / THE AMERICAN LEGION / 1954". Butt ends with a checkered steel shotgun style buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Action is slightly sticky and would benefit from a thorough cleaning. An interesting piece that deserves further research. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle, with Weaver Scope

Lot #808 (Sale Order 814 of 842)

Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle, with Weaver Scope, NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25" barrel, with blue finish. One-piece pistol grip walnut stock with added checkering and varnish finish with a black composition Winchester buttplate, and sling swivel studs. Dovetailed beaded blade front and standard "U"-notched rear sight with elevator. Factory grooved receiver is topped with a Weaver mount and Weaver B4 scope with blued finish and fine crosshair reticle. Includes a 5-rd. Winchester magazine. Rifle is in fine condition as modified. Approx. 97% factory blue remains with intermittent light scratches and handling marks on the barrel. Barrel address is crisp. There is some finish wear and handling marks to bottom of the forend. Checkering detail is not marred. Action operates smoothly, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Scope shows signs of moderate age and wear. There are some areas of mild frosting to the exterior of the body. Optics are serviceable but a little cloudy. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 62A Slide-Action Takedown Rifle

Lot #809 (Sale Order 815 of 842)

Winchester Model 62A Slide-Action Takedown Rifle, #330075, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23" round barrel with 3/4-length magazine, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, steel bead blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sights, sharp factory markings with Winchester "WP" proofs stamped on the barrel and front ring. Mfg'd 1952. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 96%-97% thinning blue finish, with light scratches and modest edgewear, most of which is on the receiver. Bottom metal and trigger guard show toning finish with edgewear. Stock is near excellent with light indentations and minor handling marks. Butt ends with a checkered hard rubber Winchester marked butt with some light staining, providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and the action is crisp on this lightly used Winchester. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 572 Field Master Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #810 (Sale Order 816 of 842)

Remington Model 572 Field Master Slide-Action Rifle, #1890538, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23.5" barrel with 3/4-length magazine, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, steel bead blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sights, factory grooved receiver, and clear factory markings. Topped with a one-piece mount and Barska holographic sight in matte black that needs batteries. Mfg'd 1975. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining 95%-96% factory finish, with light scratches, scrapes, and modest edgewear. Receiver and bottom metal show minor edgewear as well. Stock is very good with scrapes, scratches, and discoloration around the perimeter of the buttplate due to moisture. Butt ends with a checkered plastic Remington marked buttplate providing a 13-5/8" LOP. Bore is minty bright with well-defined rifling and the action functions smoothly. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 77 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #811 (Sale Order 817 of 842)

Winchester Model 77 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #12220, .22 LR cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock, sling swivels, period green canvas sling, 10-rd. Winchester marked detachable box magazine, steel bead front and standard elevator rear sights, factory grooved receiver, with clear factory markings. Topped with a Weaver .22 Tip-Off one-piece mount and an El Paso Weaver B-4 fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Mfg'd 1955. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, edgewear and light scratches along the barrel. Receiver shows highpoint edgewear and handling marks. Bottom metal and trigger guard show edgewear and thinning finish. Stock is very good with thinning finish, scratches and scrapes, primarily on the buttstock. There are significant scrapes around the butt which ends with a checkered plastic Winchester marked buttplate showing staining, providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is very good with defined rifling and the action functions well. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #812 (Sale Order 818 of 842)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #165835A, .22 LR cal., 23" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock with tubular magazine thru the buttstock, sling eyes, brass-tipped dovetailed blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sights, factory grooved receiver, and clear factory markings. Topped with a Weaver .22 Tip-Off one-piece mount and an El Paso Weaver B-4 fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Lot includes a set of plastic lens covers. Mfg'd 1958. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, along the barrel, and scattered light surface erosion. Receiver shows edgewear, scratches and surface erosion. Bottom metal shows edgewear and thinning finish drifting to gray patina. Trigger guard also shows considerable edgewear and thinning finish. Stock is very good with numerous light indentations, scrapes and scuffs. Butt ends with a checkered steel buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. The bore is very good with well-defined rifling and the action functions well. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1906 Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #813 (Sale Order 819 of 842)

Winchester Model 1906 Slide-Action Rifle, #558077, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" round barrel, dark blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and grooved forend with black plastic Fajen buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight and standard U-notched rear sight with elevator. Mfg'd 1919. Condition is fine as refinished, retaining approx. 95% of a dark reblued finish. There is a small patch of rust at the muzzle. Factory lettering is still clear, the exception being the Winchester proof marks. Wood has also been refinished and now shows very few signs of handling or use, with small gaps at some of the adjacent metal surfaces. New finish is even and smooth. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with very good clearly defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #814 (Sale Order 820 of 842)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #96865, .22 LR cal., 23" barrel, blue finish, pistol grip walnut stock and forend, checkered steel buttplate, dovetailed beaded blade front sight, and standard U-notch rear sight with elevator. Winchester proof marks are located on top of the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1950. Condition is very good. Approx. 93%-95% factory metal finish remains. There is a small amount of intermittent specks of pitting and oxidation on the receiver, patches of surface rust on the upper half of the buttplate. Barrel address and other factory lettering is clear. Wood with scattered small to medium-sized dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 62A Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #815 (Sale Order 821 of 842)

Winchester Model 62A Slide-Action Rifle, #330247, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23" round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock with black plastic Winchester buttplate, 17-groove flat bottom forend, beaded blade front sight and standard notched rear sight with elevator. Mfg'd 1952. Condition is very good overall, retaining approx. 75%-80% blue. Barrel blue shows some toning, wear and toning to the receiver accounts for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Wood has intermittent shallow dents and scratches, particularly on the buttstock. Action is crisp and operates smoothly; bore is bright, rifling shows wear and is good overall. There is a little light surface rust on the muzzle face. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #816 (Sale Order 822 of 842)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #107226, .22 LR cal., 23" barrel, blue finish, pistol grip walnut stock and forend, checkered steel buttplate, dovetailed beaded blade front sight, rear sight has been removed. Barrel and receiver have been drilled, tapped, and topped with a Bushnell Sportview 3-9x32mm scope. Scope has a gloss-black finish and duplex reticle. Includes plastic lens covers and a soft scope cover. Winchester proof marks are located on top of the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1952. Metal surfaces rate in near excellent overall condition. Approx. 97% factory metal finish remains. There are a few light handling marks on the barrel, scratch to right side of the receiver, and small spot of wear to right side of the forend cap. A drilled and tapped hole has been added to left side of the receiver. Wood is very good, with scattered small dents and scratches, more so on the forend, which also has a patch of finish loss located on the left side. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with very good well-defined rifling. Scope is in excellent overall condition with bright, clear optics. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 69A Target Bolt Action Rifle, with Lyman Receiver Sight

Lot #817 (Sale Order 823 of 842)

Winchester Model 69A Target Bolt Action Rifle, with Lyman Receiver Sight, NVSN, .22 LR cal., 25" barrel, with blue finish. One-piece pistol grip walnut stock with reshaped wrist, black composition Winchester buttplate, sling swivels have been removed and the holes left vacant. Replacement Dovetailed blade front sight, manufactured without a rear sight. Lyman Model 57E aperture sight at left side of the receiver. Includes a 5-round Winchester magazine. Rifle is in fair to good overall condition. Approx. 95% factory blue remains but there are specks/small spots of light surface rust scattered throughout. Stock with spots of staining and discoloration throughout, and there is a 4" crack to left tip of the forend. Wrist has been reshaped. Action operates smoothly, bore appears near excellent and is bright with well-defined rifling. The overall appearance and condition of this rifle would improve with thorough cleaning. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 75 Sporter Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #818 (Sale Order 824 of 842)

Winchester Model 75 Sporter Bolt Action Rifle, #16012, .22 LR cal., 24" barrel, blue finish; checkered one-piece pistol grip walnut stock with grooved metal buttplate, Winchester grip cap, and sling swivels. Sights include a beaded ramped front with hood and standard notched rear sight with elevator. Lyman #57E receiver-mounted aperture sight. Includes a 5-rd. Wisner magazine and old modified leather sling. Edges of the sling have been trimmed and it is in fair overall condition. Rifle rates in very good overall condition. Approx. 90%-92% factory metal finish remains. There is some mild frosting on parts of the barrel and receiver. Address and other factory lettering is clear. Stock has some normal dents and scratches associated with age and use. Primarily to right side, below the receiver. Left side of the receiver has been drilled, tapped, and the stock has been notched, leaving a small chip to one of the corners. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #819 (Sale Order 825 of 842)

Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle, NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25" barrel, blue finish, with chrome-plated bolt and trigger guard, one-piece pistol grip walnut stock with black composition Winchester buttplate, and sling swivels. Original front sight has been replaced with a G&H Inc. globe front sight. Rear sight has been removed. Lyman #57E aperture rear sight located at left side of the receiver. Receiver is factory grooved for scope mounting. Includes a 5-rd. Winchester magazine. Standard Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver. "W2808" is neatly stamped into the end of the pistol grip. Condition is excellent. Approx. 97%-98% factory blue remains, with a few light handling marks on the barrel, and 2" faint horizontal scratch to left side of the receiver. Bolt and trigger guard are bright. Barrel address is crisp. Wood has a few light dents and scratches, primarily at the toe. Buttplate is covered with a white film and needs a thorough cleaning. Lyman rear sight has some frosted oxidation on the body and adjustment knobs. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, rifling appears excellent. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 62A Slide-Action Rifle

Lot #820 (Sale Order 826 of 842)

Winchester Model 62A Slide-Action Rifle, #312973, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23" round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock with black plastic Winchester buttplate, 17-groove forend, beaded blade front and standard rear sight with elevator. Mfg'd 1951. Metal surfaces rate in very good overall condition and retain approx. 92% factory blue. There is a spot of finish wear to left side of the barrel in front of the forend, as well as areas of light edgewear. A 1-1/2" crack is present on the left side of the wrist. The stain and finish in this area was touched up and is now lighter in color. Wood is otherwise good, showing several dents and scratches, particularly on the buttstock. Action is crisp and operates smoothly, bore is bright with very good well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #821 (Sale Order 827 of 842)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #70404, .22 LR cal., 23" barrel, blue finish, pistol grip walnut stock and forend, checkered steel buttplate, dovetailed beaded blade front sight, and standard "U"-notched rear sight with elevator. Winchester proof marks are located on top of the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1947. Condition is good. Approx. 75% factory metal finish remains showing thinning and toning to the barrel and bottom of the receiver. Factory lettering is clear. There are light scratches and handling marks scattered throughout, some mild frosting present on the receiver. Wood with general dents and scratches. Finish has thinned and is flaking on the forend and buttstock, adjacent to the buttplate. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Takedown New Model No. 4 Single-Shot Rolling Block Boy's Rifle

Lot #822 (Sale Order 828 of 842)

Remington Takedown New Model No. 4 Single-Shot Rolling Block Boy's Rifle, #J192267, .32 CF cal., 24" octagonal barrel, bead front and V-notch rear sights, small rolling block receiver has takedown lever at right. Varnished walnut forend and straight buttstock with carbine buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1890-1933. Condition is excellent showing 95% factory blue, muted case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are smooth with mild use marks and most original finish. Action is crisp, bore shines with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

H.W. Cooey Machine & Arms Co. Winchester Model 64A Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #823 (Sale Order 829 of 842)

H.W. Cooey Machine & Arms Co. Winchester Model 64A Semi-Automatic Rifle, NVSN, .22 LR cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock, blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sights, unmarked 10-rd. detachable box magazine, factory grooved receiver, clear factory markings, "MFG. BY WINCHESTER/COBOURG, ONT., CANADA" on top of barrel. Topped with a one-piece rail mount and early Weaver Qwik-Point Model R-1 red dot sight in gloss black. The red dot is clearly visible but there are small scattered pieces of debris present in the sight. Mfg'd in the mid-1960's after the Cooey design was sold to Olin-Winchester in 1964. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining 94%-95% toning blue finish, with considerable light, scattered surface rust along the barrel and left side of the receiver, due to poor storage. Receiver also shows scattered surface rust on the left side and top. Stock is near excellent with minor indentations, light handling marks, and a nylon trigger guard. Butt ends with a ribbed plastic buttplate, providing a 13.75" LOP. Bright bore is very good with defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #824 (Sale Order 830 of 842)

Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle, NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, sling swivels, globe front with insert and Lyman Model 57EF aperture sight with rubber eye cup at left rear of receiver, chrome bolt handle, 5-rd. Winchester marked detachable box magazine, factory grooved receiver, sharp factory markings with crisp Winchester "WP" proofs at the barrel and front ring. Lot includes additional 5 and 10-rd. Winchester marked magazines and a period leather rifle sling. Mfg'd 1935-1963. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light handling marks and scattered spots of light surface erosion along the barrel. The chrome bolt handle is showing minor flaking of finish. Stock is excellent with minor indentations and storage marks. Butt ends with a Winchester marked checkered plastic buttplate which is slightly discolored, providing a 13.5" LOP. Bore is minty bright. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

BRNO Model 4 Bolt Action Target Rifle

Lot #825 (Sale Order 831 of 842)

BRNO Model 4 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #21251, .22 LR cal., 27.5" heavy barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip target stock, sling swivels, globe style front with insert and click adjustable U-notch target rear sights, detachable 5-rd. box magazine, integral factory scope bases, factory grooved barrel for optics mounting, sharp factory markings, marked "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA" on right side of receiver with Czech proofs on the left side. Mfg'd 1949-1956. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, showing little use. Stock is in excellent condition with minor handling marks and light indentations. Bore is minty bright and the action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

German Waffenwerk Sportmodell Single-Shot Bolt Action Rifle

Lot #826 (Sale Order 832 of 842)

German Waffenwerk Sportmodell Single-Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #5575, .22 LR cal., 26" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with sling stud and firing pin disassembly ring on buttstock. Inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V" notch. An imitation cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Marked on top of receiver ring "JGA/THURINGEN", with "GERMANIAWAFFENWERK A.G.ZELLA-MEHLIS" on the left side receiver and "Deutsches Sportmodell" on the right. Matching number on safety lever. Barrel shank has "(crown)N/Nitro" stamp. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with toning to the barrel bands and patina to the buttplate. Wood is very good with handling marks and impressions to the even-colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates excellent with well defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Harrington & Richardson .22 Special Revolver, Converted to Single Shot

Lot #827 (Sale Order 833 of 842)

Custom Harrington & Richardson .22 Special Revolver, Converted to Single Shot, #498497, .22 LR cal., 6" ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece target grips, German silver half-round blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer, and ejector. This H&R revolver is in fine overall condition as reconfigured to a single shot, retaining 90%-95% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle and light scratches. Cylinder has been removed and replaced with a mono-block single shot receiver with ejector. The work appears good but should be inspected by a competent gunsmith before operating. Target grips are replacements in near excellent condition. Bore is good with scattered spots of corrosion and defined rifling. Action functions well and locks up securely. Lot includes a period leather flap holster with the flap trimmed, displaying a blacksmith's arm holding a sledgehammer over an anvil, in fair condition. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Model 15 Bolt-Action Boy's or Varmint Rifle, by J. Stevens Arms Co.

Lot #828 (Sale Order 834 of 842)

Springfield Model 15 Bolt-Action Boy's or Varmint Rifle, by J. Stevens Arms Co., NVSN, .22 S-L-LR RF cal., 22" barrel has blade front and adjustable notch rear sights. Hardwood semi-pistol grip halfstock has sheet-metal trigger guard, no buttplate. Condition is excellent with 95% thinning blue, sharp edges/markings, smooth unblemished stock. Action is fine, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

J.C. Higgins Model 30 Semi-Automatic Rifle

Lot #829 (Sale Order 835 of 842)

J.C. Higgins Model 30 Semi-Automatic Rifle, NVSN, .22 LR cal., 24" barrel with 3/4 length magazine, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with retractable rifle sling in the butt, ramped blade front and standard elevator with square-notch rear sights, factory jeweled bolt, factory grooved receiver, and clear factory markings. Topped with rings and a J.C. Higgins Rifleman 4x fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a fine wire reticle providing clear optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Bottom metal and trigger guard show light scratches and modest edgewear. Stock is near excellent with scratches and minor marks. Butt ends with a ribbed plastic J.C. Higgins marked buttplate, providing a 14" LOP. Bright bore is near excellent with strong rifling. Action functions well with a crisp trigger. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Bowie Knife, by Steve Voorhis

Lot #830 (Sale Order 836 of 842)

Custom Bowie Knife, by Steve Voorhis, 10-7/8" mirror polished blade, 16-1/2" overall, tapered tang, stag handles with brass pins, and brass double hilt. Obverse side of the blade is marked "8129"; reverse "VOORHIS". No sheath. Condition is near excellent. Blade is unused, displaying a few light micro-scratches, unfortunately the tip is slightly bent. Hilt shows light toning and handling marks. Stag handles are excellent. Est.: $500-$600.

Randall Model 12 "Bear Bowie" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath

Lot #831 (Sale Order 837 of 842)

Randall Model 12 "Bear Bowie" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath, 8" blade is marked "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.", overall length is 12-3/4". Commando-shaped wood handle with curved brass double hilt. In an original brown leather roughback Randall sheath, backside with Randall logo and "12 8". Includes white soft Arkansas sharpening stone. Knife is in very good overall condition. Blade stamp is crisp but shows evidence of poor storage. Obverse side of the blade has two spots of pitting approx. 1-1/2" up from the hilt that look like they were polished. Both the obverse and reverse side also have a few tiny specks of darkened mild pitting. Hilt shows moderate toning from age. Few light handling marks are present on the wood handle. Sheath is also very good with general staining and discoloration to the leather, with tight stitching and seams. Sheath would improve with thorough cleaning/conditioning. Est.: $700-$900.

R.H. Ruana Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, with Sheath

Lot #832 (Sale Order 838 of 842)

R.H. Ruana Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, with Sheath, 5" blade, 9-3/8" overall, aluminum handle, with stag scales. Obverse side of the blade is marked with Ruana signature. Reverse side of the handle is marked "R.H. RUANA/BONNER/MONTANA". Includes a brown leather Ruana sheath. Front is stamped with Deer Head and "Ruana". Knife is in good used condition. There is mild darkened pitting visible on the blade. Aluminum handle and stag scales display intermittent normal light marks that would be associated with moderate handling and use. Sheath is very good. There is verdigris present on the rivets. Est.: $300-$400.

Randall Model 4 "Big Game and Skinner" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath

Lot #833 (Sale Order 839 of 842)

Randall Model 4 "Big Game and Skinner" Fixed Blade Knife, with Sheath, 6" blade is marked "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.", overall length is 10-3/4". Stag handle with brass single hilt. In an original brown leather roughback Randall sheath, backside with Randall logo and "4 6". Includes an unmarked salmon colored sharpening stone. Knife is in good used condition. Blade has been refurbished, intermittent mild pitting is still visible, and the blade now has some light scratching from use. Lower portion of the Randall logo is light from polishing. Brass shows darkening from age and a small spot of discoloration. Stag handle has a nice aged appearance. Sheath is very good. There is a little very mild age cracking to the sheath belt loop, otherwise showing scattered scuffs. Stitching and seams are tight. Sheath would benefit from light cleaning/conditioning. Sharpening stone is unused. Est.: $400-$500.

Lot of Two (2) Crosman Blades Salesman's Display Cases of Fixed and Folding Blade Knives

Lot #834 (Sale Order 840 of 842)

Lot of Two (2) Crosman Blades Salesman's Display Cases of Fixed and Folding Blade Knives. Lot includes two salesman cased sets of knives marketed by Crosman Air Guns, with original boxes and leather sheaths/pouches. The silver faux leather cases are in very good condition with each containing five folders and a fixed blade knife. One case is missing the leather sheath. Additionally, the cases contain period literature and brochures. One case includes the card of the Regional Sales Manager still taped in the lid. The display cases are still in the factory cardboard shipping containers. A neat set of original Crosman Blades merchandise, mfg'd by Camillus for Crosman Air Guns in 1982-83. Est.: $300-$500/Set.

Americase Aluminum Two-Barrel Over/Under Shotgun Case, with Four Briley Tubes and Six Chokes

Lot #835 (Sale Order 841 of 842)

Americase Aluminum Two-Barrel Over/Under Shotgun Case, with Four Briley Tubes and Six Chokes. Case is in good condition with numerous scratches, dings, and stains to the outside. Inside features a blue velour cloth interior which shows oil and dirt staining from storage of barrels and tubes. There is a small area where the fabric has worn, exposing the material beneath. Bottom section is designed for a two-barrel Over/Under set, while the upper section will accommodate six (6) replacement tubes. Also included are 2two sets of Briley 27.5" tubes, one set is chambered for 20 ga., both marked .624; the 2nd set is chambered for .410 ga., both are marked .414. All tubes have a bright and shiny bore with small amounts of powder fouling. There is no indication of what brand or model shotgun these were made for. In addition, there are 6 more screw-in chokes for the tubes; (2) .410 ga., marked 412/.002 and (4) 20 ga., two marked 550/.002 and two marked S-3T 618/.006. All are held in two black plastic Briley choke holders, along with two choke wrenches. Est.: $300-$500.

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