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Auction No. 132 Featuring Fine Collectible Arms

Auction No. 132 Featuring Fine Collectible Arms

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Auction No. 132 Featuring Fine Collectible Arms

Auction No. 132 Featuring Fine Collectible Arms

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Very Fine S&W No. 1, Second Iss. with Gutta-Percha Case of New York Mathematician Daniel W. Fish

Very Fine S&W No. 1, Second Iss. with Gutta-Percha Case of New York Mathematician Daniel W. Fish

Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 1 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,500High Estimate: 5,000
serial #14038, 22 RF, 3 3/16” ribbed octagon barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The barrel, ejector spud and cylinder of this handsome revolver retain about 96-97% original bright blue showing some sparsely scattered small areas flaking to gray-brown patina and a couple tiny freckles here and there. The cylinder stop shows good flaking fire blue while the hammer and trigger are a smoky case-hardened patina. The frame is essentially as-new retaining about 99% original silver finish that is taking on a wonderful patina overall, the sideplate very finely engraved “D.W. Fish, / Rochester, / N.Y.” and the right side frame “From a friend / 1860”. The smooth rosewood grips remain in excellent condition retaining about 98% original varnish, the only minor apology being two small dents at the heel of the left panel. The right panel is appropriately stamp-numbered matching the frame and the barrel and cylinder are matching by assembly number. Barrel-to-frame fit is excellent and the action seems to function well mechanically. The included black gutta-percha case is equally as-nice showing molded image of a No. 1 revolver on the lid and crisp detailing. There are a few scattered light handling marks and a couple of very small thin cracks forming at the forward lip of the lid and on the bottom near the right clasp but these are very unobtrusive. The purple baize lid interior shows a couple spots of minor discoloration as does the red baize bottom material, there is a bit of material loss to the barrel rest and top corner of the cartridge block, again extremely minor. Also included are three original arithmetic instruction books by Mr. Fish: Progressive Practical Arithmetic from 1879, and two copies of Progressive Primary Arithmetic, one from 1875 and the other from 1881. The books show rather heavy use with flaking and small tears along the exteriors and scribblings throughout the inside covers. Most, or all, of the pages are intact with good print. Further research indicates Daniel W. Fish was born in 1820 and passed away on September 4, 1899. A lovely ensemble for the advanced Smith & Wesson collector. (13C10000-3) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (3500/5000)
serial #14038, 22 RF, 3 3/16” ribbed octagon barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The barrel, ejector spud and cylinder of this handsome revolver retain about 96-97%...more original bright blue showing some sparsely scattered small areas flaking to gray-brown patina and a couple tiny freckles here and there. The cylinder stop shows good flaking fire blue while the hammer and trigger are a smoky case-hardened patina. The frame is essentially as-new retaining about 99% original silver finish that is taking on a wonderful patina overall, the sideplate very finely engraved “D.W. Fish, / Rochester, / N.Y.” and the right side frame “From a friend / 1860”. The smooth rosewood grips remain in excellent condition retaining about 98% original varnish, the only minor apology being two small dents at the heel of the left panel. The right panel is appropriately stamp-numbered matching the frame and the barrel and cylinder are matching by assembly number. Barrel-to-frame fit is excellent and the action seems to function well mechanically. The included black gutta-percha case is equally as-nice showing molded image of a No. 1 revolver on the lid and crisp detailing. There are a few scattered light handling marks and a couple of very small thin cracks forming at the forward lip of the lid and on the bottom near the right clasp but these are very unobtrusive. The purple baize lid interior shows a couple spots of minor discoloration as does the red baize bottom material, there is a bit of material loss to the barrel rest and top corner of the cartridge block, again extremely minor. Also included are three original arithmetic instruction books by Mr. Fish: Progressive Practical Arithmetic from 1879, and two copies of Progressive Primary Arithmetic, one from 1875 and the other from 1881. The books show rather heavy use with flaking and small tears along the exteriors and scribblings throughout the inside covers. Most, or all, of the pages are intact with good print. Further research indicates Daniel W. Fish was born in 1820 and passed away on September 4, 1899. A lovely ensemble for the advanced Smith & Wesson collector. (13C10000-3) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (3500/5000)

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Excellent Smith & Wesson Third Model 22 Ladysmith Revolver with Box

Excellent Smith & Wesson Third Model 22 Ladysmith Revolver with Box

Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 2 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500
serial #24171, 22 RF, 2 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a lovely revolver with its original box and scarce short barrel. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original nickel finish showing some scattered light handling marks, a few sparse freckles along the cylinder and a few areas of subtle clouding. There is a small area of very thin scratches on the left side frame that would hardly be worth the mention if it were not for the fine condition of the arm. The cylinder release retains about 98% original bright blue while the hammer and trigger show strong vibrant case-hardened colors throughout, muting very slightly on the hammer. All markings remain crisp and clear, the address and patent dates properly stamped along the right side of the barrel. The smooth walnut grips with gold S&W medallions remain in near excellent condition retaining 95% original varnish showing a little wear and a few shallow dings near the bottom edges. The right panel is appropriately pencil-numbered to the gun, the remaining serialized parts are also matching and the action seems to function well mechanically. The pale brown paper-covered box remains in about very good plus condition showing some small tears along the edges of the lid and other light handling marks. The internal sides of the box show a loose end and one piece broken off with intact internal labels. The correct end label is also intact showing a few small flakes and any serial number on the base has been lost to the years. A wonderful Ladysmith revolver for the Smith & Wesson collector. (13B10000-70) {C&R} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (2500/3500)
serial #24171, 22 RF, 2 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a lovely revolver with its original box and scarce short barrel. The metal surfaces retain about...more 99% original nickel finish showing some scattered light handling marks, a few sparse freckles along the cylinder and a few areas of subtle clouding. There is a small area of very thin scratches on the left side frame that would hardly be worth the mention if it were not for the fine condition of the arm. The cylinder release retains about 98% original bright blue while the hammer and trigger show strong vibrant case-hardened colors throughout, muting very slightly on the hammer. All markings remain crisp and clear, the address and patent dates properly stamped along the right side of the barrel. The smooth walnut grips with gold S&W medallions remain in near excellent condition retaining 95% original varnish showing a little wear and a few shallow dings near the bottom edges. The right panel is appropriately pencil-numbered to the gun, the remaining serialized parts are also matching and the action seems to function well mechanically. The pale brown paper-covered box remains in about very good plus condition showing some small tears along the edges of the lid and other light handling marks. The internal sides of the box show a loose end and one piece broken off with intact internal labels. The correct end label is also intact showing a few small flakes and any serial number on the base has been lost to the years. A wonderful Ladysmith revolver for the Smith & Wesson collector. (13B10000-70) {C&R} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (2500/3500)

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Superb Smith & Wesson Commercial Model 1917 Double Action Revolver with Original Box

Superb Smith & Wesson Commercial Model 1917 Double Action Revolver with Original Box

Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 3 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,000High Estimate: 4,000
serial #181852, 45 ACP, 5 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this wonderful revolver retain 99% original rich blue finish showing just a hint of faint operational wear on the cylinder and a few errant tiny freckles along the backstrap. The hammer and grooved trigger retain all of their robust case-hardened colors, the lanyard ring with attractive smoky colors and all markings remain crisp and clear. The checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions remain in excellent condition with crisp points. Strangely the number on the inside of the right panel has been removed but their fit to the frame is excellent and the remaining numbered parts are all matching. The action is a little sluggish from old preservative still in the action but otherwise seems to function well mechanically. The original dark purple paper-covered box is included and remains in very fine condition showing some light flaking along the corners and some specks of white paint transfer along one end. The green end label rates near excellent showing just a couple tiny flakes, the cleaning leaflet is included inside the box and the bottom is grease-penciled matching the revolver. A lovely investment-quality 1917 commercial revolver. (13B10000-97) {C&R} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (3000/4000)
serial #181852, 45 ACP, 5 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this wonderful revolver retain 99% original rich blue finish showing just a hint...more of faint operational wear on the cylinder and a few errant tiny freckles along the backstrap. The hammer and grooved trigger retain all of their robust case-hardened colors, the lanyard ring with attractive smoky colors and all markings remain crisp and clear. The checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions remain in excellent condition with crisp points. Strangely the number on the inside of the right panel has been removed but their fit to the frame is excellent and the remaining numbered parts are all matching. The action is a little sluggish from old preservative still in the action but otherwise seems to function well mechanically. The original dark purple paper-covered box is included and remains in very fine condition showing some light flaking along the corners and some specks of white paint transfer along one end. The green end label rates near excellent showing just a couple tiny flakes, the cleaning leaflet is included inside the box and the bottom is grease-penciled matching the revolver. A lovely investment-quality 1917 commercial revolver. (13B10000-97) {C&R} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (3000/4000)

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Remington No. 2 Rolling Block Prize Rifle with Presentation

Remington No. 2 Rolling Block Prize Rifle with Presentation

Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 4 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000
serial #H43424, 22 Long, 26” octagon barrel with a mostly bright very good plus bore showing a few small areas of light pitting and oxidation with otherwise strong rifling throughout. This is a handsome rifle with inlaid silver presentation plate neatly inscribed “Won by / JACOB EHRLICH / Individual Schoolboy Champion / of Greater New York / Awarded by the / Union Metallic Cartridge Co. / 1909”. The barrel retains about 90% original blue with loss due to areas along the forward edges toning to brown along with some scattered small patches of minor pinprick pitting. The action retains a similar amount of strong case-hardened colors that are muting slightly overall to a smoky tone along with a little gray-brown speckling here and there. The screws and small action parts retain about 95% original bright blue, the breechblock spur with some very light pitting and all markings remain intact and strong. The smooth walnut buttstock and schnabel forend with ebony forend tip remain in near excellent condition, retaining most of their original varnish, showing some scattered very tiny dings, minor handling marks and a couple tiny drying cracks at the forend tip. The wood is of higher deluxe grade showing lovely figure throughout and the silver presentation plate shows a pleasant mild patina. Strangely the barrel is numbered “41216” and is otherwise sighted with standard sporting rear and Marble’s Sheard front sights. The action seems to function well mechanically and this rifle is pictured and described on page 276 of Marcot’s Remington Rolling Block Rifles book. Preliminary research does not come up with any information regarding Ehrlich but further in-depth research may prove interesting. An interesting and very handsome example, with a lovely and very rarely seen presentation. (13B9670-123) {C&R} [David & Lore Squier Collection] (2000/3000)
serial #H43424, 22 Long, 26” octagon barrel with a mostly bright very good plus bore showing a few small areas of light pitting and oxidation with otherwise strong riflin...moreg throughout. This is a handsome rifle with inlaid silver presentation plate neatly inscribed “Won by / JACOB EHRLICH / Individual Schoolboy Champion / of Greater New York / Awarded by the / Union Metallic Cartridge Co. / 1909”. The barrel retains about 90% original blue with loss due to areas along the forward edges toning to brown along with some scattered small patches of minor pinprick pitting. The action retains a similar amount of strong case-hardened colors that are muting slightly overall to a smoky tone along with a little gray-brown speckling here and there. The screws and small action parts retain about 95% original bright blue, the breechblock spur with some very light pitting and all markings remain intact and strong. The smooth walnut buttstock and schnabel forend with ebony forend tip remain in near excellent condition, retaining most of their original varnish, showing some scattered very tiny dings, minor handling marks and a couple tiny drying cracks at the forend tip. The wood is of higher deluxe grade showing lovely figure throughout and the silver presentation plate shows a pleasant mild patina. Strangely the barrel is numbered “41216” and is otherwise sighted with standard sporting rear and Marble’s Sheard front sights. The action seems to function well mechanically and this rifle is pictured and described on page 276 of Marcot’s Remington Rolling Block Rifles book. Preliminary research does not come up with any information regarding Ehrlich but further in-depth research may prove interesting. An interesting and very handsome example, with a lovely and very rarely seen presentation. (13B9670-123) {C&R} [David & Lore Squier Collection] (2000/3000)

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Fine Remington Hepburn No. 3 Sporting Rifle

Fine Remington Hepburn No. 3 Sporting Rifle

Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 5 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 4,000High Estimate: 6,000
serial #138, 40-50 Sharps Straight (40 1 7/8), 28” part round part octagon barrel with a bright very fine bore showing a few small patches of oxidation, a bit more noticeable nearer the muzzle, and otherwise crisp rifling throughout. The barrel of this early rifle retains about 95% plus original blue showing some scattered mild thinning to gray-brown, a few errant freckles and handling marks. The barrel shows crisp E. Remington & Sons address and caliber designation. The action retains a similar amount of lovely vibrant case-hardened colors with some speckling and muting along the tangs and a little oxidation staining on the right side near the breechblock. The breechblock itself shows a patch of light pitting and moderate oxidation on its top surface with otherwise strong bright blue, and the trigger and hammer retain a healthy amount of brilliant fire blue. Both the buttplate and steel schnabel forend tip also show generous vibrant colors throughout with some old oxidation. The checkered walnut round knob pistolgrip buttstock and smooth forend remain in excellent condition with strong oil finish and showing just a few small dings and handling marks here and there. Stock fit is excellent throughout and the buttstock shows some rather nice subtle grain figure. The rifle is sighted with Remington combination peep rear sight (often seen on earlier rolling block sporting rifles) and Beach combination front sight that still retains most of its original gold wash and fire blue finishes. The action seems to function well mechanically. This rifle is pictured and described on pages 32 and 33 of Remington’s No. 3 Hepburn by Rowe. A lovely early Hepburn rifle for the Remington collector. (13C9790-76) {ANTIQUE} [Bob Borcherdt Collection] (4000/6000)
serial #138, 40-50 Sharps Straight (40 1 7/8), 28” part round part octagon barrel with a bright very fine bore showing a few small patches of oxidation, a bit more notice...moreable nearer the muzzle, and otherwise crisp rifling throughout. The barrel of this early rifle retains about 95% plus original blue showing some scattered mild thinning to gray-brown, a few errant freckles and handling marks. The barrel shows crisp E. Remington & Sons address and caliber designation. The action retains a similar amount of lovely vibrant case-hardened colors with some speckling and muting along the tangs and a little oxidation staining on the right side near the breechblock. The breechblock itself shows a patch of light pitting and moderate oxidation on its top surface with otherwise strong bright blue, and the trigger and hammer retain a healthy amount of brilliant fire blue. Both the buttplate and steel schnabel forend tip also show generous vibrant colors throughout with some old oxidation. The checkered walnut round knob pistolgrip buttstock and smooth forend remain in excellent condition with strong oil finish and showing just a few small dings and handling marks here and there. Stock fit is excellent throughout and the buttstock shows some rather nice subtle grain figure. The rifle is sighted with Remington combination peep rear sight (often seen on earlier rolling block sporting rifles) and Beach combination front sight that still retains most of its original gold wash and fire blue finishes. The action seems to function well mechanically. This rifle is pictured and described on pages 32 and 33 of Remington’s No. 3 Hepburn by Rowe. A lovely early Hepburn rifle for the Remington collector. (13C9790-76) {ANTIQUE} [Bob Borcherdt Collection] (4000/6000)

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Remington No. 1 Rolling Block Sporting Rifle

Remington No. 1 Rolling Block Sporting Rifle

Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 6 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000
serial #5155, 44-77 Remington (44S), 30” octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this rifle retains perhaps 70% original blue with moderate thinning and toning to gray-brown patina overall along with a few small areas of fine pinprick pitting mostly on the right side nearer the muzzle. The E. Remington & Sons address remains crisp and clear. The action retains about 97% vibrant case-hardened colors showing some very mild fading in some small areas and a few gray freckles. The hammer and breechblock retain about 98% original bright blue and the remaining small parts show brilliant fire blue. The smooth walnut buttstock and forend with steel schnabel remain in very fine condition, showing worn finish and a few scattered light dings with otherwise excellent fit throughout. The rifle is sighted with Remington combination peep rear sight, Beach combination front sight and the action seems to function well mechanically. A solid No. 1 with some attractive case-hardened colors. (13B9790-77) {ANTIQUE} [Bob Borcherdt Collection] (2000/3000)
serial #5155, 44-77 Remington (44S), 30” octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this rifle retains perhaps 70% original blue with moderate thinning an...mored toning to gray-brown patina overall along with a few small areas of fine pinprick pitting mostly on the right side nearer the muzzle. The E. Remington & Sons address remains crisp and clear. The action retains about 97% vibrant case-hardened colors showing some very mild fading in some small areas and a few gray freckles. The hammer and breechblock retain about 98% original bright blue and the remaining small parts show brilliant fire blue. The smooth walnut buttstock and forend with steel schnabel remain in very fine condition, showing worn finish and a few scattered light dings with otherwise excellent fit throughout. The rifle is sighted with Remington combination peep rear sight, Beach combination front sight and the action seems to function well mechanically. A solid No. 1 with some attractive case-hardened colors. (13B9790-77) {ANTIQUE} [Bob Borcherdt Collection] (2000/3000)

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U.S. Model 1903 General Officers Pistol

U.S. Model 1903 General Officers Pistol

Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 7 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 2,500
serial #558351, 32 ACP, 3 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a very nice example of a polished blue General Officers pistol. The metal surfaces retain a solid 97 to perhaps 98% original blue, the loss being only some very light high edge wear, primarily along the sharp edges of the slide. There are some very sparsely scattered very light handling marks present here and there, primarily along the top of the slide, most do not breach the blue. The checkered walnut grips with silver Rampant Colt medallions rate excellent with a couple very minor compressions of a few of the diamonds but most are extremely crisp. The slide is correctly numbered to the gun and the arm comes with a very nice two-tone magazine stamped “Cal. 32/Colt” on its base plate, the bright section of the magazine near the feed lips showing remnants of some light oxidation and light pinprick pitting that have been mitigated. While not identified to a specific officer, both numbers 558349 and 353 are indeed issued guns, and this example falls into the batch of 1000 pistols which were U.S. Property marked and shipped in May 1942 (Colt Pocket Hammerless Automatic Pistols © Brunner). The right side U.S. Property marking is crisp as are the balance of the markings, there is no ordnance wheel present. The pistol comes in an unmarked modern kraft box with anti-corro paper and a vintage instruction pamphlet from the period of use. The pamphlet shows a bit of oil soaking and the broadside has a tear nearly all the way through when opened. A very handsome Model M overall. (3B10090-79) {C&R} (2000/2500)
serial #558351, 32 ACP, 3 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a very nice example of a polished blue General Officers pistol. The metal surfaces retain a so...morelid 97 to perhaps 98% original blue, the loss being only some very light high edge wear, primarily along the sharp edges of the slide. There are some very sparsely scattered very light handling marks present here and there, primarily along the top of the slide, most do not breach the blue. The checkered walnut grips with silver Rampant Colt medallions rate excellent with a couple very minor compressions of a few of the diamonds but most are extremely crisp. The slide is correctly numbered to the gun and the arm comes with a very nice two-tone magazine stamped “Cal. 32/Colt” on its base plate, the bright section of the magazine near the feed lips showing remnants of some light oxidation and light pinprick pitting that have been mitigated. While not identified to a specific officer, both numbers 558349 and 353 are indeed issued guns, and this example falls into the batch of 1000 pistols which were U.S. Property marked and shipped in May 1942 (Colt Pocket Hammerless Automatic Pistols © Brunner). The right side U.S. Property marking is crisp as are the balance of the markings, there is no ordnance wheel present. The pistol comes in an unmarked modern kraft box with anti-corro paper and a vintage instruction pamphlet from the period of use. The pamphlet shows a bit of oil soaking and the broadside has a tear nearly all the way through when opened. A very handsome Model M overall. (3B10090-79) {C&R} (2000/2500)

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Fine Colt Model 1911 Government Model Pistol

Fine Colt Model 1911 Government Model Pistol

Lot # 8 (Sale Order: 8 of 600)      

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serial #C89297, 45 ACP, 5” “H P” marked Colt barrel with a bright about excellent bore showing a tiny bit of very light frosting in the grooves. The metal surfaces on this 1917-produced civilian Government Model retain about 97% original blue, the loss is due to even fading and toning to plum, with sharp edge and contact point wear, showing very sparse very light handling marks from the years. The diamond checkered walnut grips rate very fine with a few chipped points and a couple very light compressions. Included with the gun is a very fine two-tone magazine which is unmarked on the floorplate. Close inspection of the barrel reveals very fine remnants of light pinprick pitting beneath the blue finish, the balance of the metal surfaces are original and unmolested. A very respectable First World War-produced civilian Government Model sure to increase in value as the years pass. (3B10090-111) {C&R} (3000/5000)
serial #C89297, 45 ACP, 5” “H P” marked Colt barrel with a bright about excellent bore showing a tiny bit of very light frosting in the grooves. The metal surfaces on thi...mores 1917-produced civilian Government Model retain about 97% original blue, the loss is due to even fading and toning to plum, with sharp edge and contact point wear, showing very sparse very light handling marks from the years. The diamond checkered walnut grips rate very fine with a few chipped points and a couple very light compressions. Included with the gun is a very fine two-tone magazine which is unmarked on the floorplate. Close inspection of the barrel reveals very fine remnants of light pinprick pitting beneath the blue finish, the balance of the metal surfaces are original and unmolested. A very respectable First World War-produced civilian Government Model sure to increase in value as the years pass. (3B10090-111) {C&R} (3000/5000)

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Excellent Smith & Wesson 32 Safety First Model Bicycle Revolver with Original Box

Excellent Smith & Wesson 32 Safety First Model Bicycle Revolver with Original Box

Lot # 9 (Sale Order: 9 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 2,500
serial #85978, 32 S&W, 2” ribbed round barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original nickel showing a few tiny flakes and handling marks scattered along the left side. The triggerguard and latch similarly retain about 99% original bright blue and the trigger shows vibrant case-hardened colors with a little muting. A few screw heads show a hint of light slot wear and all markings remain crisp and clear with the address and patent dates properly along the left side barrel. The smooth mother-of-pearl grips with silver S&W medallions remain in excellent condition showing a couple of tiny cracks along the top edges near the medallions. The grips are un-numbered and their fit is perfect and the remaining serialized parts are matching. Barrel-to-frame fit is excellent and the action seems to function well mechanically. The tan pebbled paper-covered box remains in very fine condition showing some light edge wear and a few small tears along the corners and edges of the interiors. The interior lid label is completely intact and also shows large red ink surcharge stating the revolver is not adapted for smokeless powder. The end label has mostly been lost to the years with a small piece still present and the number on the base is very faint but matching. A wonderful example of a late first model in a very desirable configuration. (13B10000-50) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (1500/2500)
serial #85978, 32 S&W, 2” ribbed round barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original nickel showing a few tiny flakes and handling mar...moreks scattered along the left side. The triggerguard and latch similarly retain about 99% original bright blue and the trigger shows vibrant case-hardened colors with a little muting. A few screw heads show a hint of light slot wear and all markings remain crisp and clear with the address and patent dates properly along the left side barrel. The smooth mother-of-pearl grips with silver S&W medallions remain in excellent condition showing a couple of tiny cracks along the top edges near the medallions. The grips are un-numbered and their fit is perfect and the remaining serialized parts are matching. Barrel-to-frame fit is excellent and the action seems to function well mechanically. The tan pebbled paper-covered box remains in very fine condition showing some light edge wear and a few small tears along the corners and edges of the interiors. The interior lid label is completely intact and also shows large red ink surcharge stating the revolver is not adapted for smokeless powder. The end label has mostly been lost to the years with a small piece still present and the number on the base is very faint but matching. A wonderful example of a late first model in a very desirable configuration. (13B10000-50) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (1500/2500)

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Excellent Smith & Wesson No. 3 Second Model American Revolver

Excellent Smith & Wesson No. 3 Second Model American Revolver

Lot # 10 (Sale Order: 10 of 600)      

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serial #31601, 44 S&W American, 8” ribbed round barrel with a bright excellent bore. Smith & Wesson American revolvers are very seldom seen with strong condition and this remains a wonderful example. The metal surfaces retain about 96-97% original bright blue showing a little mild edge wear and handling marks. The cylinder shows one small spot of pinprick pitting on one flat along with some light flaking to pleasant gray-brown patina and a little operational wear. Some of the screw heads show a hint of light slot wear and they otherwise retain most of their fine fire blue, the bottom of the frame shows factory lanyard hole filler screw. The chambers and bore are pristine retaining all of their blue and the single line barrel address and patent dates are crisp. The hammer retains all of its lovely vibrant case-hardened colors while the triggerguard shows some smoky colors toning to a pleasant smooth gray. The latch and trigger also show fine dark gray oil-quenched case-hardening and the smooth walnut grips remain in excellent to as-new condition, with the right panel properly stamp-numbered matching the frame. The re­maining numbered parts are matching by assembly number, barrel-to-frame fit is excellent and the action seems to function well mechanically. This is a wonderful revolver for the advanced Smith & Wesson collector that would be difficult to improve upon. (13C10000-26) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (6000/8000)
serial #31601, 44 S&W American, 8” ribbed round barrel with a bright excellent bore. Smith & Wesson American revolvers are very seldom seen with strong condition and this...more remains a wonderful example. The metal surfaces retain about 96-97% original bright blue showing a little mild edge wear and handling marks. The cylinder shows one small spot of pinprick pitting on one flat along with some light flaking to pleasant gray-brown patina and a little operational wear. Some of the screw heads show a hint of light slot wear and they otherwise retain most of their fine fire blue, the bottom of the frame shows factory lanyard hole filler screw. The chambers and bore are pristine retaining all of their blue and the single line barrel address and patent dates are crisp. The hammer retains all of its lovely vibrant case-hardened colors while the triggerguard shows some smoky colors toning to a pleasant smooth gray. The latch and trigger also show fine dark gray oil-quenched case-hardening and the smooth walnut grips remain in excellent to as-new condition, with the right panel properly stamp-numbered matching the frame. The re­maining numbered parts are matching by assembly number, barrel-to-frame fit is excellent and the action seems to function well mechanically. This is a wonderful revolver for the advanced Smith & Wesson collector that would be difficult to improve upon. (13C10000-26) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (6000/8000)

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Excellent Winchester Pre ’64 Model 70 Super Grade Bolt Action Rifle

Excellent Winchester Pre ’64 Model 70 Super Grade Bolt Action Rifle

Lot # 11 (Sale Order: 11 of 600)      

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serial #266104, 30-06, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this gorgeous 1953-vintage Super Grade retain about 97% original blue with a few tiny spots of wear on the tops of both the breech and receiver toning to gray, along with a few fine scratches along the barrel and bottom metal, and a few scattered tiny speckles of light oxidation staining. The body of the bolt is bright while the extractor retains nearly all its original blue with the bolt properly electro-penciled “266104” on the underside. All metal markings are crisp including the “SUPER GRADE” on the floorplate. The handsome checkered walnut Monte Carlo capped pistolgrip stock with black forend tip rates very fine to perhaps excellent with a touch of added finish, a tiny sliver missing to the right of the upper tang, and a few scattered light handling marks and compressed points in the checkering. The original sights are intact including the front sight hood, a pair of Super Grade swivels and the action of this classic rifle appears to function well mechanically. An excellent condition Model 70 Super Grade in the most “American” of calibers. (23B10290-1) {C&R} (2500/4000)
serial #266104, 30-06, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this gorgeous 1953-vintage Super Grade retain about 97% original blue with a few tin...morey spots of wear on the tops of both the breech and receiver toning to gray, along with a few fine scratches along the barrel and bottom metal, and a few scattered tiny speckles of light oxidation staining. The body of the bolt is bright while the extractor retains nearly all its original blue with the bolt properly electro-penciled “266104” on the underside. All metal markings are crisp including the “SUPER GRADE” on the floorplate. The handsome checkered walnut Monte Carlo capped pistolgrip stock with black forend tip rates very fine to perhaps excellent with a touch of added finish, a tiny sliver missing to the right of the upper tang, and a few scattered light handling marks and compressed points in the checkering. The original sights are intact including the front sight hood, a pair of Super Grade swivels and the action of this classic rifle appears to function well mechanically. An excellent condition Model 70 Super Grade in the most “American” of calibers. (23B10290-1) {C&R} (2500/4000)

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Excellent Winchester Pre ’64 Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle

Excellent Winchester Pre ’64 Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot # 12 (Sale Order: 12 of 600)      

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serial #243704, 257 Roberts, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a stellar classic Pre ’64 in a fabulous caliber. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue with a few tiny speckles of light oxidation and a few light handling marks on the bottom metal and just a touch of wear on the toe and heel of the buttplate. The body of the bolt is bright and is appropriately DC pencil-numbered to the gun on the underside. The metal markings are correct and very crisp. The checkered walnut classic-style stock rates very fine to perhaps excellent with a few small dings and some light finish wear along the toeline and a few light handling marks overall. The sights are intact including the front sight hood and the action of this meticulously cared-for rifle appears to function well mechanically. An excellent Pre ’64 Model 70 in a versatile and low-recoiling chambering. (23B10223-23) {C&R} (2000/3000)
serial #243704, 257 Roberts, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a stellar classic Pre ’64 in a fabulous caliber. The metal surfaces retain about 99% origina...morel blue with a few tiny speckles of light oxidation and a few light handling marks on the bottom metal and just a touch of wear on the toe and heel of the buttplate. The body of the bolt is bright and is appropriately DC pencil-numbered to the gun on the underside. The metal markings are correct and very crisp. The checkered walnut classic-style stock rates very fine to perhaps excellent with a few small dings and some light finish wear along the toeline and a few light handling marks overall. The sights are intact including the front sight hood and the action of this meticulously cared-for rifle appears to function well mechanically. An excellent Pre ’64 Model 70 in a versatile and low-recoiling chambering. (23B10223-23) {C&R} (2000/3000)

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Winchester Model 1895 Flatside Lever Action Rifle

Winchester Model 1895 Flatside Lever Action Rifle

Lot # 13 (Sale Order: 13 of 600)      

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serial #4559, 38-72 WCF, 26” round barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing some light frosting and pinprick pitting scattered about with otherwise crisp rifling throughout. The barrel of this attractive early rifle retains about 70% original blue appearing stronger under ambient light with some scattered light handling marks, a few small specks of old oxidation staining and overall toning to a nice gray-brown patina. The rear sight and front sight base both retain strong original bright blue and the barrel markings remain completely intact and strong. The action retains perhaps 50% original bright blue flaking and toning to a mix of mild gray and gray-brown patina along with a little brown speckling and some very thin old scratches along the left side. The magazine retains about 75% original rust blue taking on a similar patina as the barrel. The hammer and lever linkage show generous smoky mottled blue-gray, the extractor retains some subtle fire blue and the buttplate is a nice silvery case-hardened patina. The smooth walnut buttstock and schnabel forend with ebony tip insert remain in very good plus to very fine condition retaining a lovely honest appearance showing perhaps a little bit of old period oil finish and the expected scattered light dings. The buttstock shows a very small chip at the lower right corner where it meets the frame and two small dents on the right edge behind the lower tang, but these are quite unobtrusive and stock fit remains otherwise superb overall. The original sporting rear sight and small German silver blade front sight are intact and the action seems to function well mechanically. These flatside rifles are a desirable addition to any Winchester collection and are seldom seen with any condition. (13C10249-30) {ANTIQUE} (3000/4000)
serial #4559, 38-72 WCF, 26” round barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing some light frosting and pinprick pitting scattered about with otherwise crisp rifling ...morethroughout. The barrel of this attractive early rifle retains about 70% original blue appearing stronger under ambient light with some scattered light handling marks, a few small specks of old oxidation staining and overall toning to a nice gray-brown patina. The rear sight and front sight base both retain strong original bright blue and the barrel markings remain completely intact and strong. The action retains perhaps 50% original bright blue flaking and toning to a mix of mild gray and gray-brown patina along with a little brown speckling and some very thin old scratches along the left side. The magazine retains about 75% original rust blue taking on a similar patina as the barrel. The hammer and lever linkage show generous smoky mottled blue-gray, the extractor retains some subtle fire blue and the buttplate is a nice silvery case-hardened patina. The smooth walnut buttstock and schnabel forend with ebony tip insert remain in very good plus to very fine condition retaining a lovely honest appearance showing perhaps a little bit of old period oil finish and the expected scattered light dings. The buttstock shows a very small chip at the lower right corner where it meets the frame and two small dents on the right edge behind the lower tang, but these are quite unobtrusive and stock fit remains otherwise superb overall. The original sporting rear sight and small German silver blade front sight are intact and the action seems to function well mechanically. These flatside rifles are a desirable addition to any Winchester collection and are seldom seen with any condition. (13C10249-30) {ANTIQUE} (3000/4000)

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Fine Winchester Model 1873 Semi-Deluxe Lever Action Rifle

Fine Winchester Model 1873 Semi-Deluxe Lever Action Rifle

Lot # 14 (Sale Order: 14 of 600)      

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serial #232439B, 38 WCF, 24” octagon barrel with full magazine and a bright very good plus bore showing some scattered areas of light pitting and otherwise strong rifling throughout. This is a very handsome 1888-made rifle, special-ordered with smooth XX stocks. The barrel and magazine retain about 85% original blue appearing very strong in ambient light, toning to a pleasant plum-brown patina under bright light with high edge wear and some sparsely scattered old oxidation staining. The action retains a similar amount of original bright blue showing some thin striations along the sides, toning to plum-brown patina, light handling marks and a few spots of minor oxidation staining. The hammer and lever show generous vibrant case-hardened colors with muting to gray along the lever and the rear of the lever with a few small spots of moderate oxidation. The nosecap retains strong bright blue, the buttplate is a mix of smoky gray case-hardening and plum-brown and the loading gate shows some nice subtle fire blue. The cartridge lifter has toned to ocher and retains crisp cartridge designation, the left frame screw heads show a little slot wear and the remaining markings are intact and strong. The smooth deluxe walnut stocks remain in very fine condition retaining generous original varnish and showing some nice raised grain along with some areas darkened somewhat from the years, a few small dings and light handling marks. The grain figure is actually rather subtle but attractive, the forend showing some handsome tiger striping, the left side of the butt is rather plain and the right side exhibits some nice striping. Stock fit remains excellent and the assembly numbers are matching with “3 XX 38” stamped on the inside lower tang and “P 38 3” inside the buttstock inlet. One tang sight filler screw is missing and the rifle is sighted with 1873 sporting leaf rear sight and a nice Beach combination front sight. The action seems to function well mechanically and a four piece cleaning rod also remains housed inside the butt. This is a lovely 1873 rifle with tasteful and attractive upgraded wood that adds just a little something extra to an otherwise standard configuration arm. (13C10249-7) {ANTIQUE} (3500/5000)
serial #232439B, 38 WCF, 24” octagon barrel with full magazine and a bright very good plus bore showing some scattered areas of light pitting and otherwise strong rifling...more throughout. This is a very handsome 1888-made rifle, special-ordered with smooth XX stocks. The barrel and magazine retain about 85% original blue appearing very strong in ambient light, toning to a pleasant plum-brown patina under bright light with high edge wear and some sparsely scattered old oxidation staining. The action retains a similar amount of original bright blue showing some thin striations along the sides, toning to plum-brown patina, light handling marks and a few spots of minor oxidation staining. The hammer and lever show generous vibrant case-hardened colors with muting to gray along the lever and the rear of the lever with a few small spots of moderate oxidation. The nosecap retains strong bright blue, the buttplate is a mix of smoky gray case-hardening and plum-brown and the loading gate shows some nice subtle fire blue. The cartridge lifter has toned to ocher and retains crisp cartridge designation, the left frame screw heads show a little slot wear and the remaining markings are intact and strong. The smooth deluxe walnut stocks remain in very fine condition retaining generous original varnish and showing some nice raised grain along with some areas darkened somewhat from the years, a few small dings and light handling marks. The grain figure is actually rather subtle but attractive, the forend showing some handsome tiger striping, the left side of the butt is rather plain and the right side exhibits some nice striping. Stock fit remains excellent and the assembly numbers are matching with “3 XX 38” stamped on the inside lower tang and “P 38 3” inside the buttstock inlet. One tang sight filler screw is missing and the rifle is sighted with 1873 sporting leaf rear sight and a nice Beach combination front sight. The action seems to function well mechanically and a four piece cleaning rod also remains housed inside the butt. This is a lovely 1873 rifle with tasteful and attractive upgraded wood that adds just a little something extra to an otherwise standard configuration arm. (13C10249-7) {ANTIQUE} (3500/5000)

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Very Fine Winchester Model 1894 Deluxe Lever Action Rifle

Very Fine Winchester Model 1894 Deluxe Lever Action Rifle

Lot # 15 (Sale Order: 15 of 600)      

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serial #183382, 38-55, 26” octagon barrel with full magazine and a bright excellent bore. The barrel and magazine tube of this wonderful deluxe rifle retain about 97% original blue showing some mild edge wear and a few small areas thinning slightly to gray. There is one thin 3/8” old ding on the right flat about 5” ahead of the nosecap. The action retains about 95% original bright blue with some mild edge wear and most of the loss along the bottom metal which is thinning slightly to a mild gray patina. The nosecap also retains about 95% bright blue, the bolt about 99% bright blue and the extractor and loading gate show strong brilliant fire blue. The hammer and lever show vibrant case-hardened colors throughout, the lever with some old, hardened preservative and the exposed edge toning to a bright silvery case-hardened patina. All appropriate markings remain intact and crisp. The checkered capped pistolgrip deluxe walnut buttstock and forend remain in near excellent condition retaining about 95% original varnish which shows a little bit of scattered mild flaking, mostly at the heel, along with a little crazing along the left side forend, some scattered very light dings and a very thin 2” scratch on the left side near the toe that does not breach the finish. Both stock and forend show lovely grain figure throughout, the forend with some very fine feathercrotch figure, and the hard rubber pistolgrip cap and shotgun buttplate are excellent. The forend shows a very thin gap at the nosecap but it is unobtrusive and due to very minor shrinkage. Strangely, the assembly numbers are mismatched “16855 XX” on the inside lower tang and “9251 94” inside the buttstock inlet. The buttstock fit is absolutely perfect and it has clearly been with this rifle forever. The rifle is listed in the records as a checkered pistolgrip rifle with shotgun rubber buttplate, octagon and in 38-55. It was received in the warehouse on 8-18-03 and shipped on the 20th. The rifle is sighted with standard sporting rear sight, small German silver blade front, and the action functions well mechanically. A lovely, high condition deluxe rifle for the Winchester collector. (13D10249-19) {C&R} (5000/7000)
serial #183382, 38-55, 26” octagon barrel with full magazine and a bright excellent bore. The barrel and magazine tube of this wonderful deluxe rifle retain about 97% ori...moreginal blue showing some mild edge wear and a few small areas thinning slightly to gray. There is one thin 3/8” old ding on the right flat about 5” ahead of the nosecap. The action retains about 95% original bright blue with some mild edge wear and most of the loss along the bottom metal which is thinning slightly to a mild gray patina. The nosecap also retains about 95% bright blue, the bolt about 99% bright blue and the extractor and loading gate show strong brilliant fire blue. The hammer and lever show vibrant case-hardened colors throughout, the lever with some old, hardened preservative and the exposed edge toning to a bright silvery case-hardened patina. All appropriate markings remain intact and crisp. The checkered capped pistolgrip deluxe walnut buttstock and forend remain in near excellent condition retaining about 95% original varnish which shows a little bit of scattered mild flaking, mostly at the heel, along with a little crazing along the left side forend, some scattered very light dings and a very thin 2” scratch on the left side near the toe that does not breach the finish. Both stock and forend show lovely grain figure throughout, the forend with some very fine feathercrotch figure, and the hard rubber pistolgrip cap and shotgun buttplate are excellent. The forend shows a very thin gap at the nosecap but it is unobtrusive and due to very minor shrinkage. Strangely, the assembly numbers are mismatched “16855 XX” on the inside lower tang and “9251 94” inside the buttstock inlet. The buttstock fit is absolutely perfect and it has clearly been with this rifle forever. The rifle is listed in the records as a checkered pistolgrip rifle with shotgun rubber buttplate, octagon and in 38-55. It was received in the warehouse on 8-18-03 and shipped on the 20th. The rifle is sighted with standard sporting rear sight, small German silver blade front, and the action functions well mechanically. A lovely, high condition deluxe rifle for the Winchester collector. (13D10249-19) {C&R} (5000/7000)

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Winchester Model 1894 Special Order Deluxe Takedown Rifle

Winchester Model 1894 Special Order Deluxe Takedown Rifle

Lot # 16 (Sale Order: 16 of 600)      

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serial #138312, 30 WCF, 24” round barrel with half magazine and a very good bore showing some fine pinprick pitting and light oxidation in the grooves with otherwise strong rifling throughout. This is an attractive special order takedown rifle made in 1902 featuring deluxe “XXXX” wood and what appear to be factory swivel eyes. The barrel and magazine retain about 80% original blue, quite strong under ambient light with overall thinning and toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina, light handling marks and a few sparsely scattered tiny areas of pinprick pitting that appear to have been touched-up slightly very long ago. The takedown boss has mostly toned to pewter showing an area of shallow dings along the right side, and the nosecap retains a healthy amount of original bright blue. The action retains perhaps 65-70% original bright blue showing moderate edge wear, scattered handling marks and toning to pewter gunmetal while the bolt retains about 90% original bright blue. The lever is mostly an attractive silvery case-hardened patina with some generous vibrant colors along the sides, the hammer also showing strong vibrant colors, and the loading gate and extractor retain fine fire blue. All markings remain intact and strong. The checkered capped pistolgrip deluxe walnut buttstock and forend remain in very fine condition showing a little bit of older added oil finish along with some sparsely scattered light dings and minor handling marks; the hard rubber pistolgrip cap and buttplate show just some scattered minor dings. The wood has darkened somewhat from the years and shows somewhat worn checkering, the buttstock otherwise with stunning feathercrotch grain figure along its full-length on either side, the forend with some subtler but still very nice figure throughout. The inside tang shows “13673 XXXX OHR” and the number on the stock inlet is a little obscured but matching with “136” visible along with “94” stamp. The center of the sling swivel eye set into the toe line measures about 3 5/8” from the toe of the buttplate and the other eye is neatly set into the nosecap. The rifle is equipped with standard sporting rear sight, Lyman small ivory bead front and a Lyman tang sight and the action seems to function well mechanically. A wonderfully configured rifle for the Winchester collector with seldom-seen “XXXX” wood grading. (13C10097-5) {C&R} (4000/5000)
serial #138312, 30 WCF, 24” round barrel with half magazine and a very good bore showing some fine pinprick pitting and light oxidation in the grooves with otherwise stro...moreng rifling throughout. This is an attractive special order takedown rifle made in 1902 featuring deluxe “XXXX” wood and what appear to be factory swivel eyes. The barrel and magazine retain about 80% original blue, quite strong under ambient light with overall thinning and toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina, light handling marks and a few sparsely scattered tiny areas of pinprick pitting that appear to have been touched-up slightly very long ago. The takedown boss has mostly toned to pewter showing an area of shallow dings along the right side, and the nosecap retains a healthy amount of original bright blue. The action retains perhaps 65-70% original bright blue showing moderate edge wear, scattered handling marks and toning to pewter gunmetal while the bolt retains about 90% original bright blue. The lever is mostly an attractive silvery case-hardened patina with some generous vibrant colors along the sides, the hammer also showing strong vibrant colors, and the loading gate and extractor retain fine fire blue. All markings remain intact and strong. The checkered capped pistolgrip deluxe walnut buttstock and forend remain in very fine condition showing a little bit of older added oil finish along with some sparsely scattered light dings and minor handling marks; the hard rubber pistolgrip cap and buttplate show just some scattered minor dings. The wood has darkened somewhat from the years and shows somewhat worn checkering, the buttstock otherwise with stunning feathercrotch grain figure along its full-length on either side, the forend with some subtler but still very nice figure throughout. The inside tang shows “13673 XXXX OHR” and the number on the stock inlet is a little obscured but matching with “136” visible along with “94” stamp. The center of the sling swivel eye set into the toe line measures about 3 5/8” from the toe of the buttplate and the other eye is neatly set into the nosecap. The rifle is equipped with standard sporting rear sight, Lyman small ivory bead front and a Lyman tang sight and the action seems to function well mechanically. A wonderfully configured rifle for the Winchester collector with seldom-seen “XXXX” wood grading. (13C10097-5) {C&R} (4000/5000)

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Smith & Wesson 44 Magnum Hand Ejector Revolver

Smith & Wesson 44 Magnum Hand Ejector Revolver

Lot # 17 (Sale Order: 17 of 600)      

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serial #S179951, 44 Magnum, 4” heavy barrel with an excellent bore. This beautiful four-screw transitional pre-Model 29 remains in excellent condition. The metal surfaces retain about 97% original blue, the high edges showing light scattered wear with light handling marks. There are a few very small spots of very light pitting on cylinder with one tiny stray on the sideplate that is hardly noticeable as it is on the edge of the grip line. The .500” target trigger and .500” target hammer have beautiful swirls of case-hardened colors. The grips are the coveted diamond checkered Coke bottle goncalo alves target stocks with silver S&W medallions. They rate very fine to excellent showing small handling marks on the panels and a tiny chip missing from the toe of the right panel. This gun is equipped with a red ramp front (the insert is a later replacement), white outline adjustable rear sight, and functions mechanically with excellent timing and lock up. Smith & Wesson was not as fastidious in numbering the individual parts on these transitional Pre-Model 29 as they were with other Hand Ejector revolvers and serial numbers only appear on the frame under the crane, and under the extractor on this gun. A factory letter is included and indicates this gun was shipped as described on January 29, 1958, to Harris & Stroh Sporting Goods Co., Millbrae, California. This is a beautiful example showing reasonably light use and great care. (8A10090-31) {C&R} (2000/3000)
serial #S179951, 44 Magnum, 4” heavy barrel with an excellent bore. This beautiful four-screw transitional pre-Model 29 remains in excellent condition. The metal surfaces...more retain about 97% original blue, the high edges showing light scattered wear with light handling marks. There are a few very small spots of very light pitting on cylinder with one tiny stray on the sideplate that is hardly noticeable as it is on the edge of the grip line. The .500” target trigger and .500” target hammer have beautiful swirls of case-hardened colors. The grips are the coveted diamond checkered Coke bottle goncalo alves target stocks with silver S&W medallions. They rate very fine to excellent showing small handling marks on the panels and a tiny chip missing from the toe of the right panel. This gun is equipped with a red ramp front (the insert is a later replacement), white outline adjustable rear sight, and functions mechanically with excellent timing and lock up. Smith & Wesson was not as fastidious in numbering the individual parts on these transitional Pre-Model 29 as they were with other Hand Ejector revolvers and serial numbers only appear on the frame under the crane, and under the extractor on this gun. A factory letter is included and indicates this gun was shipped as described on January 29, 1958, to Harris & Stroh Sporting Goods Co., Millbrae, California. This is a beautiful example showing reasonably light use and great care. (8A10090-31) {C&R} (2000/3000)

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Scarce Smith & Wesson Fourth Model 44 Hand Ejector Target Revolver

Scarce Smith & Wesson Fourth Model 44 Hand Ejector Target Revolver

Lot # 18 (Sale Order: 18 of 600)      

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serial #S118277, 44 Special, 4” barrel with an excellent bore. This fine revolver is fitted with the scarce 4” barrel and retains overall excellent condition. The metal surfaces maintain about 96% original blue with light high edge wear, a few handling marks consistent with a gun of this age, and a small area of pitting on the left side of the frame that is unobtrusive as it is hidden by the grips. This gun has .500” target hammer and .500” target trigger showing bold case-hardened colors. The grips are the very desirable diamond checkered factory rosewood Coke bottle grips with silver S&W medallions showing minimal handling marks and overall excellent condition. There is a hairline crack on the back of each panel where it butts against the shoulder of the backstrap and a tiny chip missing from the diamond on the right panel. This gun is equipped with a black blade micro adjustable rear sight, Baughman ramp front sight with later added translucent green insert, and it times and locks up as well as the day it left Springfield. The gun was well cared for over the years and saw relatively light use. A great opportunity for the collector or revolver aficionado. (8A10090-12) {C&R} (2000/3000)
serial #S118277, 44 Special, 4” barrel with an excellent bore. This fine revolver is fitted with the scarce 4” barrel and retains overall excellent condition. The metal s...moreurfaces maintain about 96% original blue with light high edge wear, a few handling marks consistent with a gun of this age, and a small area of pitting on the left side of the frame that is unobtrusive as it is hidden by the grips. This gun has .500” target hammer and .500” target trigger showing bold case-hardened colors. The grips are the very desirable diamond checkered factory rosewood Coke bottle grips with silver S&W medallions showing minimal handling marks and overall excellent condition. There is a hairline crack on the back of each panel where it butts against the shoulder of the backstrap and a tiny chip missing from the diamond on the right panel. This gun is equipped with a black blade micro adjustable rear sight, Baughman ramp front sight with later added translucent green insert, and it times and locks up as well as the day it left Springfield. The gun was well cared for over the years and saw relatively light use. A great opportunity for the collector or revolver aficionado. (8A10090-12) {C&R} (2000/3000)

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Colt Prewar National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol

Colt Prewar National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol

Lot # 19 (Sale Order: 19 of 600)      

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serial #C183082, 45 ACP, 5” National Match barrel marked on the left side radius above the lug “Colt 45 Auto/Auto Match” along with a circled “MB” on the left lug itself, with an otherwise bright excellent bore which shows one small spot of very light pitting at the muzzle at about 3 o’clock. The metal surfaces on this lovely gun retain about 98% original blue showing only the very lightest high edge wear at the front of the slide and perhaps sharp edges of the bow of the guard. There are the oddly scattered very sparse freckles of extremely light surface oxidation here and there on the slides left radius and a couple very superficial scratches but they are a barely noticed; the bright polished chamber portion atop the barrel remains brilliant. The checkered walnut grips rate excellent with one or two flaked diamonds here and there. The pistol comes with a correct “Colt/45 Auto” marked two-tone magazine which is lovely and shows perhaps a few very sparsely scattered, very light speckles of surface oxidation, but it is otherwise excellent. The slide is correctly numbered to the gun beneath the firing pin stop and its underside which travels over the hammer and disconnector is beautifully factory bright-polished. The breech face on the slide retains all its original blue and the feed ramp of the barrel is immaculate. While likely fired, it certainly was not fired much, and was very well taken care of. The gun seems to function properly mechanically and is an absolutely beautiful example of these most-beautiful of Colt National Match pistols. (3E10090-119) {C&R} (8,000/12,000)
serial #C183082, 45 ACP, 5” National Match barrel marked on the left side radius above the lug “Colt 45 Auto/Auto Match” along with a circled “MB” on the left lug itself,...more with an otherwise bright excellent bore which shows one small spot of very light pitting at the muzzle at about 3 o’clock. The metal surfaces on this lovely gun retain about 98% original blue showing only the very lightest high edge wear at the front of the slide and perhaps sharp edges of the bow of the guard. There are the oddly scattered very sparse freckles of extremely light surface oxidation here and there on the slides left radius and a couple very superficial scratches but they are a barely noticed; the bright polished chamber portion atop the barrel remains brilliant. The checkered walnut grips rate excellent with one or two flaked diamonds here and there. The pistol comes with a correct “Colt/45 Auto” marked two-tone magazine which is lovely and shows perhaps a few very sparsely scattered, very light speckles of surface oxidation, but it is otherwise excellent. The slide is correctly numbered to the gun beneath the firing pin stop and its underside which travels over the hammer and disconnector is beautifully factory bright-polished. The breech face on the slide retains all its original blue and the feed ramp of the barrel is immaculate. While likely fired, it certainly was not fired much, and was very well taken care of. The gun seems to function properly mechanically and is an absolutely beautiful example of these most-beautiful of Colt National Match pistols. (3E10090-119) {C&R} (8,000/12,000)

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Lovely Smith & Wesson 38/44 Outdoorsman Hand Ejector Revolver

Lovely Smith & Wesson 38/44 Outdoorsman Hand Ejector Revolver

Lot # 20 (Sale Order: 20 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500
serial #50940, 38 Special, 6 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. Outdoorsman revolvers tended to see considerable use and to find one in such superb condition with its box is a treat for the collector. The metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 99% original blue finish showing very light handling marks and few minor oxidation blemishes that would hardly be worth mentioning if not for the guns superb condition. The service trigger and hammer retain the beautiful swirls of case-hardened color common on the pre-war guns. The diamond checkered walnut factory grips with silver S&W medallion are numbered to another gun but rate excellent with a few handling marks. As you would expect from such a fine gun all the appropriate parts are correctly numbered to the frame, it is equipped with a Patridge front sight, black blade adjustable rear sight and it functions as well as the day it left factory. The two-piece black factory box is printed, and serial numbered to the gun. It remains in good to very good condition, the printing on the box has lightly faded and worn with the picture of the Outdoorsman in the center of the cover showing the most loss. The metal reinforced corners remain intact, and the edges show wear with a few scratches across the cover. The printing inside the cover remain crisp with slight wear. There is a factory letter provided and it indicates this gun was shipped as described on May 19, 1937, to the City of Richmond, Richmond Police Department, Chief Henry Vogoloong, Richmond, Indiana. In the letter Mr. Jinks indicates the Chiefs last name was a guess as the records were difficult to read. The included correspondence from Richmond IN indicates it is correctly spelled Vogelsong.  Chief Vogelsong enjoyed a spirited 42 year career with Richmond and was lucky enough to never have to draw his sidearm, using his mace only a few times.  A magnificent example of an Outdoorsman that obviously did not see much use by the good Chief and was well cared for. (8B10090-54) {C&R} (2500/3500)
serial #50940, 38 Special, 6 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. Outdoorsman revolvers tended to see considerable use and to find one in such superb condition with its bo...morex is a treat for the collector. The metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 99% original blue finish showing very light handling marks and few minor oxidation blemishes that would hardly be worth mentioning if not for the guns superb condition. The service trigger and hammer retain the beautiful swirls of case-hardened color common on the pre-war guns. The diamond checkered walnut factory grips with silver S&W medallion are numbered to another gun but rate excellent with a few handling marks. As you would expect from such a fine gun all the appropriate parts are correctly numbered to the frame, it is equipped with a Patridge front sight, black blade adjustable rear sight and it functions as well as the day it left factory. The two-piece black factory box is printed, and serial numbered to the gun. It remains in good to very good condition, the printing on the box has lightly faded and worn with the picture of the Outdoorsman in the center of the cover showing the most loss. The metal reinforced corners remain intact, and the edges show wear with a few scratches across the cover. The printing inside the cover remain crisp with slight wear. There is a factory letter provided and it indicates this gun was shipped as described on May 19, 1937, to the City of Richmond, Richmond Police Department, Chief Henry Vogoloong, Richmond, Indiana. In the letter Mr. Jinks indicates the Chiefs last name was a guess as the records were difficult to read. The included correspondence from Richmond IN indicates it is correctly spelled Vogelsong.  Chief Vogelsong enjoyed a spirited 42 year career with Richmond and was lucky enough to never have to draw his sidearm, using his mace only a few times.  A magnificent example of an Outdoorsman that obviously did not see much use by the good Chief and was well cared for. (8B10090-54) {C&R} (2500/3500)

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U.S. Special Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket by Colt

U.S. Special Model 1861 Percussion Rifle-Musket by Colt

Lot # 21 (Sale Order: 21 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 1,200High Estimate: 1,800
.58 cal., 40” barrel with a pristine bore. The metal surfaces have aged to a nice even blend of gray and brown patina showing some scattered areas of old light oxidation and perhaps a light handling mark or two from the years. The metal markings are correct and very crisp, the small Federal Eagle on the bolster is slightly softened yet perfectly clear, with “M.L.H.” inspection initials on the left breech flat along with “STEEL” and both the breech and lockplate are dated 1863. The American black walnut stock rates very good plus to perhaps fine with a few small chips and dings along the wood line, ramrod channel and action and the expected overall handling marks from military service. The stock flats retain nice definition and there are two identical crisp cartouches on the left flat and inspection initials just ahead of the buttplate. The original sights, swivels and cupped tulip-head ramrod with threaded end are intact and the action is strong and crisp. A very nice example of a Colt Special Model with an exceptional bore. (23A10251-1) {ANTIQUE} (1200/1800)
.58 cal., 40” barrel with a pristine bore. The metal surfaces have aged to a nice even blend of gray and brown patina showing some scattered areas of old light oxidation ...moreand perhaps a light handling mark or two from the years. The metal markings are correct and very crisp, the small Federal Eagle on the bolster is slightly softened yet perfectly clear, with “M.L.H.” inspection initials on the left breech flat along with “STEEL” and both the breech and lockplate are dated 1863. The American black walnut stock rates very good plus to perhaps fine with a few small chips and dings along the wood line, ramrod channel and action and the expected overall handling marks from military service. The stock flats retain nice definition and there are two identical crisp cartouches on the left flat and inspection initials just ahead of the buttplate. The original sights, swivels and cupped tulip-head ramrod with threaded end are intact and the action is strong and crisp. A very nice example of a Colt Special Model with an exceptional bore. (23A10251-1) {ANTIQUE} (1200/1800)

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Excellent U.S. Model 1843 Hall-North Percussion Carbine

Excellent U.S. Model 1843 Hall-North Percussion Carbine

Lot # 22 (Sale Order: 22 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000
.52 cal., 21” barrel with a bright fine smooth bore showing some scattered patches of light pitting. The metal surfaces retain about 97% original brown finish with some light muzzle and high edge silvering, some scattered light handing marks toning to gray and some small spots of old light oxidation with overall light flaking of the protective varnish. The breechblock displays a smoky case-hardened patina with some scattered small areas of pinprick pitting while the thumb lever is a dark gray patina. The breechblock markings are crisp showing “U.S. / S. NORTH / MIDLTN. / CONN. / 1845” and the initials of a sub-inspector are on the left side of the action behind the rear sight. The black walnut stock rates about fine with a narrow chip in the right side of the nose of the forend and another just below the right side of the action, a few tiny impact marks on the left side of the action and some scattered light handling marks from military service. Both stock flats show the faint remnant of an inspection cartouche, the edges of the flats retaining some nice definition. The ring is missing from the sling bar, there is a vacant hole on the triggerguard extension behind the forward screw, the sights and original ramrod are intact and the action appears to function well mechanically. An excellent example of these desirable carbines which were widely issued during the Civil War. (23B10229-7) {ANTIQUE} (2000/3000)
.52 cal., 21” barrel with a bright fine smooth bore showing some scattered patches of light pitting. The metal surfaces retain about 97% original brown finish with some l...moreight muzzle and high edge silvering, some scattered light handing marks toning to gray and some small spots of old light oxidation with overall light flaking of the protective varnish. The breechblock displays a smoky case-hardened patina with some scattered small areas of pinprick pitting while the thumb lever is a dark gray patina. The breechblock markings are crisp showing “U.S. / S. NORTH / MIDLTN. / CONN. / 1845” and the initials of a sub-inspector are on the left side of the action behind the rear sight. The black walnut stock rates about fine with a narrow chip in the right side of the nose of the forend and another just below the right side of the action, a few tiny impact marks on the left side of the action and some scattered light handling marks from military service. Both stock flats show the faint remnant of an inspection cartouche, the edges of the flats retaining some nice definition. The ring is missing from the sling bar, there is a vacant hole on the triggerguard extension behind the forward screw, the sights and original ramrod are intact and the action appears to function well mechanically. An excellent example of these desirable carbines which were widely issued during the Civil War. (23B10229-7) {ANTIQUE} (2000/3000)

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Lovely Smith Civil War Carbine by American Machine Works

Lovely Smith Civil War Carbine by American Machine Works

Lot # 23 (Sale Order: 23 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500
serial #4171, .50 cal, 21 5/8” part round part octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this fine carbine retains about 96% original blue showing some scattered very faint thinning, some sparse mild freckles and a very thin scratch behind the front sight. The action retains a similar amount of vibrant case-hardened colors showing some minor gray-brown speckling and muting along the hammer and breech piece. The triggerguard and top latch retain about 97% brilliant bright blue showing a little scattered flaking and the barrel band and buttplate are toning to a pleasant mild plum-brown patina. A few screw heads show some very light slot wear and all markings remain intact and strong. The smooth walnut buttstock and forend remain in very fine condition with strong oil finish, the buttstock with a few more noticeable small dings at the heel and some areas of minor oxidation leaching. There are some scattered more mild handling marks and the left side wrist retains a crisp inspector cartouche. The serialized parts are matching, all original hardware is intact and the action seems to function well mechanically. A very handsome Smith carbine. (13C10206-48) {ANTIQUE} (2500/3500)
serial #4171, .50 cal, 21 5/8” part round part octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this fine carbine retains about 96% original blue showing some s...morecattered very faint thinning, some sparse mild freckles and a very thin scratch behind the front sight. The action retains a similar amount of vibrant case-hardened colors showing some minor gray-brown speckling and muting along the hammer and breech piece. The triggerguard and top latch retain about 97% brilliant bright blue showing a little scattered flaking and the barrel band and buttplate are toning to a pleasant mild plum-brown patina. A few screw heads show some very light slot wear and all markings remain intact and strong. The smooth walnut buttstock and forend remain in very fine condition with strong oil finish, the buttstock with a few more noticeable small dings at the heel and some areas of minor oxidation leaching. There are some scattered more mild handling marks and the left side wrist retains a crisp inspector cartouche. The serialized parts are matching, all original hardware is intact and the action seems to function well mechanically. A very handsome Smith carbine. (13C10206-48) {ANTIQUE} (2500/3500)

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Excellent Burnside Rifle Co. Fifth Model Carbine

Excellent Burnside Rifle Co. Fifth Model Carbine

Lot # 24 (Sale Order: 24 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,500High Estimate: 5,000
serial #16680, .54 cal, 21” round barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this lovely carbine retains about 92% original blue showing some scattered small areas of old oxidation mostly nearer the muzzle, light handling marks and the blue taking on a nice plum-brown tone under bright light. The action and lockplate retain about 96-97% stunning vibrant case-hardened colors showing some very faint muting along the edges and remnants of a protective lacquer coating. The barrel band is a pleasant silvery case-hardened patina and the buttplate shows vibrant colors throughout. The tangs, breechblock and lever assembly retain about 95% brilliant bright blue showing some scattered light flaking to gray-brown and a few small dings. The markings remain mostly strong, some of the maker stamps lightly struck as is usually the case on these carbines, and the various components show strong sub-inspector stamps. The smooth walnut buttstock and forend remain in excellent condition retaining almost all of their original oil finish showing just a few sparsely scattered small dings and handling marks. The left side wrist shows a pair of crisp cartouches, the barrel and breechblock are matching the frame and all original hardware is intact. The breechblock locks up well and the action seems to function well mechanically. A wonderful Burnside carbine for the Civil War collector. (13C10196-3) {ANTIQUE} (3500/5000)
serial #16680, .54 cal, 21” round barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this lovely carbine retains about 92% original blue showing some scattered small area...mores of old oxidation mostly nearer the muzzle, light handling marks and the blue taking on a nice plum-brown tone under bright light. The action and lockplate retain about 96-97% stunning vibrant case-hardened colors showing some very faint muting along the edges and remnants of a protective lacquer coating. The barrel band is a pleasant silvery case-hardened patina and the buttplate shows vibrant colors throughout. The tangs, breechblock and lever assembly retain about 95% brilliant bright blue showing some scattered light flaking to gray-brown and a few small dings. The markings remain mostly strong, some of the maker stamps lightly struck as is usually the case on these carbines, and the various components show strong sub-inspector stamps. The smooth walnut buttstock and forend remain in excellent condition retaining almost all of their original oil finish showing just a few sparsely scattered small dings and handling marks. The left side wrist shows a pair of crisp cartouches, the barrel and breechblock are matching the frame and all original hardware is intact. The breechblock locks up well and the action seems to function well mechanically. A wonderful Burnside carbine for the Civil War collector. (13C10196-3) {ANTIQUE} (3500/5000)

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U.S. Smith & Wesson First Model Schofield Revolver

U.S. Smith & Wesson First Model Schofield Revolver

Lot # 25 (Sale Order: 25 of 600)      

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serial #2230, 45 S&W, 7" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is the standard martial model revolver featuring "US" mark on buttstrap, inspector's cartouche on left grip and "L" and "P" single initial inspector's marks on components. The revolver shows matching serial number 2230 on the butt, rear face of cylinder and on inside of right grip panel. The revolver remains in nice original condition with the barrel retaining about 40% original blue with areas of loss showing an even gray brown patina. Some of the blue loss on the barrel appears to be from some type of solvent. The cylinder shows perhaps 15 - 20% original blue, mostly in the flutes with the majority of the cylinder being a mellow gray brown patina. The frame retains about 80% bright original blue with most loss on straps, the balance being mostly light edge wear, and there are halos in the, frame around the hinge pin, from the screw being removed. The hammer and triggerguard show excellent color case-hardened finish. The two-piece walnut grips rate about excellent with 70% original oil finish remaining and with no chips and showing good legible "JFEC" cartouche. A good solid example of the first model Schofield martial revolver. (1B10000-35) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (4000/6000)
serial #2230, 45 S&W, 7" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is the standard martial model revolver featuring "US" mark on buttstrap, inspector's cartouche on left ...moregrip and "L" and "P" single initial inspector's marks on components. The revolver shows matching serial number 2230 on the butt, rear face of cylinder and on inside of right grip panel. The revolver remains in nice original condition with the barrel retaining about 40% original blue with areas of loss showing an even gray brown patina. Some of the blue loss on the barrel appears to be from some type of solvent. The cylinder shows perhaps 15 - 20% original blue, mostly in the flutes with the majority of the cylinder being a mellow gray brown patina. The frame retains about 80% bright original blue with most loss on straps, the balance being mostly light edge wear, and there are halos in the, frame around the hinge pin, from the screw being removed. The hammer and triggerguard show excellent color case-hardened finish. The two-piece walnut grips rate about excellent with 70% original oil finish remaining and with no chips and showing good legible "JFEC" cartouche. A good solid example of the first model Schofield martial revolver. (1B10000-35) {ANTIQUE} [Roy Jinks Family Collection] (4000/6000)

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