Fully-transferable machine gun. The Colt Model 653 is an M16A1-based compact carbine featuring a A1 upper receiver with a forward assist. Correct M16A1 bolt. Adopted around 1982, it saw widespread use with specialized military units, security forces, and international clients as a handy alternative to the full-length rifle.14.5-inch light "pencil" profile barrel with a 1/12 twist rate with a retro AR Extended Flash Hider 5.5" with phosphate finish. Forged A1 upper with a standard non-deflecting carry handle with A1-type rear sight assembly integrated into the handle, featuring a dual-aperture flip-L windage-adjustable drum without A2-style elevation knobs and teardrop forward assist, two-position aluminum CAR-15 retractable buttstock, round, lightweight fiberglass-nylon carbine-length handguards, A2 elevation-adjustable front post, bayonet lug, sling swivel, A2 grip. Classic gray Type III hard-coat anodized aluminum finish on the upper and lower receivers. The bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, action is smooth, the finish and furniture are overall excellent with some minor scratches. NRA Condition-Excellent. NFA Firearm.

A all-matching BSW 1939 K98k is a rare German World War II service rifle made by the Berlin-Suhler Waffen-und Fahrzeugwerke factory, Berlin-Suhler Waffen (BSW) built these early Karabiner 98k rifles.Year:1939 (First year of the war) marked the end of the short BSW production period before codes changed to Gustloffwerke ("bcd"). Original matching 1939 BSW rifles are very scarce, and many found today are mismatched or altered. Chamber marked "BSW 1939", lower barrel marked "bys" ( Ruhrstahl AG, Witten), right chamber marked "C" and eagle/swastika over "4", Waffenamt code (WaA4), used by the Heereswaffenamt team stationed specifically at the BSW factory in Suhl, Weimar proofs next to serial numbers on left barrel & chamber, barrel proof has "4" under it. "1" eagle/swastika proofs on barrel bands, bolt handle, rear sight, butt plate, extractor & floorplate, "4" eagle/swastika proofs on left barrel below the rear sight both sides of the stock take-down disc, "Waffenamt/655" on bolt release & bolt shroud (Mauser-Werke AG, Oberndorf am Neckar) used between 1939 and 1941, front trigger guard marked "waffenamt eagle//26", Mauser Borsigwalde, the front trigger guard screw has eagle/63, Mauser, Oberndorf, the magazine follower is marked "B', small eagle/swastika proof and "C", Mauser Borsigwalde. The full serial number "1736" is on the barrel, chamber, both barrel bands, bolt, safety, rear of bolt, bolt shroud, floor plate, trigger guard, buttplate, times on the rear sight parts and underside of stock, the partial serial number "36" is on the two triggerguard screws, bayonet lug & bolt release. Rear of the bolt has an eagle/WaW waffenamt with the number hard to make out, the underside of the stock below the serial number is stamped waffenamt eagle/WaA18, Gustloff-Werke with a "C" below it. Has all the features the standard K98k rifle, tangent rear sights, H type front barrel band,early smooth steel buttplate. Cleaning rod. Steel muzzle cover, waffenamt "eagle/63"attached, (Mauser-Werke, Oberndorf), original k98k brown leather sling, keeper marked "L&F" (Linden & Funke KG, Iserlohn). The bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, action is smooth, the laminated stock is very good with minor scratches/dings and the original deep blue/black finish is about 85-90% with edge/handling wear. Vet bring-back with no import marks. NRA Condition-Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

Extremely scarce. Featuring the duel tone, police acceptance "Eagle/F" proof with estimates around 1,500. German made DA/SA semi-automatic short recoil operated pistol chambered for 9x19mm ammunition, manufactured circa 1944. Third-Reich era Police issued sidearm features a correct dual-tone finish with a blued barrel and gray phosphate slide and frame including the controls. 4.9" tapered barrel, dovetailed fixed blade front sight marked "2", dovetailed notched rear sight, hinged locking piece assisted breechblock, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a serrated spur, slide mounted serrated safety/decocker, smooth front strap, serrated heel magazine release, serrated take-down lever, serrated slide stop, dual recoil springs (separate), and two-piece serrated black plastic grips with a lanyard ring on the left grip panel. Matching serial numbers on the locking block, slide, barrel, and frame. Waffenamts Eagle/135 (Mauser Oberndorf) are marked on the left frame, right slide next to eagle/F stamp and the left barrel lug with eagle/swastika proof. Small eagle "N" nitro proof on the left slide. Slide marked 'BYF 43' which is a German ordnance code assigned to Mauser-Werke, Oberndorf am Neckar. The finish retained is approximately 96% with some superficial scratches, and edge wear. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Plastic grips are very good with some light scattered scratches. The action is smooth and crisp. All stampings are clear and sharp, highlighted in white. Pistol includes one original magazine marked "P.38." and an original black leather hard shell holster, the back is stamped with the large "P.38", maker marked "G.W.W." (Karl Grossfuss Metall- und Locierwarenfabrik, Döbeln, Saxony.) and Waffenamt "eagle/WaW392" and dared 1943. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. C&R Firearm.

The 1906 Swiss Police Luger was manufactured by Deutsche Waffen und Munitions Fabriken (DWM) of Berlin and was part of the Swiss military contract for the Model 1906. Spanned serial numbers 5001 through 15215. Pistols in the 7000–8000 range were manufactured and delivered approximately between 1907 and 1908. The top of the chamber is marked with the Swiss Cross in a Shield and the rear toggle bears the DWM monogram. Barrel, front toggle link, side & rear of receiver are stamped with a Swiss small cross. Receiver bears the control proof mark consisting of a small Swiss cross over a “V”, control proof of Herr Vogelsang. “P” marking with year "27" on frame indicating the privatization of this model when it was released from the military. Features the new type toggle, with flat, checkered toggle knobs, grip safety, wide trigger, trigger guard and barrel chambered in 7.65mm Luger. Original wood walnut checkered grips with left grip slotted for grip safety. Original nickel-plate magazine with wood base. Original stamped steel muzzle cover marked "Depose". Original Leather holster with shoulder strap, rear marked "FR Frick Bern" & "23", inside of flap stamped with Swiss cross & "Sch". The bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, the original blued finish is about 97% with slight edge/muzzle wear, the straw on the controls are very good, mostly all there and the grips are very good/sound. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Each concho has a large round turquoise cluster design with radiating silver elements. Matching rectangular ornamental silver pieces separate the conchos on black leather belt 41-1/2" end to end Measures 41-1/2"L x 3"W

Belgian made Over/Under box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" Magnum 12 Gauge shells manufactured circa 1960. Imported by Browning Arms Company out of St. Louis, MO & Montreal P.Q. Shotgun features a blued finish, approximately 30" vent ribbed barrels, the fixed choke barrels are marked 'Full' on the top and 'Modified' on the bottom, automatic ejectors, steel bead front sight, single smooth gold-toned curved inertia trigger, tang mounted serrated sliding barrel selector and safety, and a checkered top lever. The receiver, top lever, and trigger guard have a 'Grade 1' engraving pattern displaying limited coverage of floral and scroll engravings with edge designs. The high gloss walnut furniture consists of a round knob gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, sliding checkered forend with deeley latch release, 14" length-of-pull, 1-3/8" drop at comb, 2-1/4" drop at heel, and a brown Browning ventilated rubber recoil pad with black and white spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The walnut furniture looks very good with minor handling marks, thinning finish, and a few scratches. Bores are bright and shiny, and the action opens slowly under its own weight with a very good lock-up, and the top lever stands right of the tangs centerline. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made purpose-built long range single-shot bolt-action rifle chambered for .50 Browning Machine Gun, and manufactured in Murfreesboro, TN. Its design centers on a rigid single-piece extruded aluminum receiver and barrel assembly coupled with a match-grade trigger. Rifle features a matte gray anodized finish on the receiver, black phosphate match grade 32" heavy profile barrel with a 1:15 twist rate, 2-port removable muzzle break, a 13.75 inch M1913 rail section with 27 MOA elevation built in, interrupted buttress-threaded bolt, turned down bolt handle, and a smooth curved trigger. The synthetic furniture consists of a matte gray aluminum receiver extrusion that extends into a rifle stock, A2 style checkered and finger grooved pistol grip, a bipod quick detach mount on the forend, and a black Sorbothane recoil pad. Mounted to the rail is a Nightforce Benchrest 8-32x56mm scope with adjustable parallax, and is mounted using two-piece 30mm rings. This is a second focal plane scope utilizing a ballistic reticle with multiple capabilities. The original gray anodized finish retained is approximately 97% with very minor edge wear, light handling wear, and slight discoloring that leaves the receiver looking a little dirty. The bolt handle has many nicks and finish losses from use. Very small scratches and handling blemishes were observed on the barrel and muzzle brake. Metal displays no deformation, but does show some rust on the scope rings. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture is in good condition with the discoloring, and the Sorbothane recoil pad showing wear and a tear at the top. The scope appears bright. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic striker fired medium-sized pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Columbia, SC. The FN 509 Tactical was designed based on a military contract submission pistol. The U.S. Army tested that pistol for the Modular Handgun Trials leading to significant improvements implemented in the FN 509T design. Pistol features a matte black Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) finish, a 1/2"-28 threaded 4.5" cold hammer-forged barrel, polished chamber and feed ramp, knurled thread protector, smooth two part safety trigger, low-profile optics mounting system cut slide with removable plate installed (accepts more than ten commercially available optic footprints), front and rear slide serrations, tall dovetailed 3-dot night sights with white outlined front dot, full-length metal guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, serrated ambidextrous slide stop, checkered ambidextrous push-button magazine release, serrated take-down lever, textured black polymer frame, accessory rail on dust cover, undercut trigger guard, and inter-changeable backstraps. The original black PVD finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the polymer frame is also in excellent condition. The bore is bright with strong rifling. Night sights are easily visible in a dark room. Pistol includes five magazines total (four 24-round and one 17-round), two optic plates with tools and hardware, extra grip backstrap, manual, cable lock, soft case, and factory cardboard box with an end label. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

This is a 2nd generation Colt Single-Action Army chambered in .45 Long Colt. Manufactured 1959. Features a 5 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notch rear sight with sighting channel, blue finish with case colored frame, hammer sides are polished, one line Hartford barrel address, two line patent dates on left frame, "P" triangle proof and "P" stamped on left triggerguard, "P" on right. Checkered black hard rubber grips with "Rampant Colt" motifs. The serial number on the frame and cylinder is matched on the trigger guard & backstrap under the left grip panel, it is also scratched on the inside of both grips. Assembly number "208" on loading gate. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth with tight lock-up and the 3-click hammer action is crisp. The grips are overall excellent with the left panel faded with age and the finishes are about 98% with slight muzzle wear, a couple of very minor scratches and very light tracking on the cylinder. Comes with the original factory "Black Box" with matching label. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Antique falling block single shot rifle chambered in .50-70 Centerfire. Manufactured in Hartford, CT as a percussion breechloading carbine and later converted to centerfire & the barrel lined. Features a 22” round tapered barrel with three land bore, German silver blade front sight, flip-up ladder rear sight, smooth curved trigger, removed priming mechanism from the lockplate, case hardened receiver, removed sling bar, ‘J’ shaped lever with sliding lock, smooth walnut forend with single barrel band, and straight grip shoulder stock with “DFC” cartouche on the left side & smooth steel buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 20% of its original finish showing honest wear from use with the balance of the metal surfaces displaying an aged grey/brown patina. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are good with a repaired crack on the right side of the wrist. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Remington model 8 factory engraved model 8 chambered in .35 Remington. Long-Recoil, Fixed Magazine Fed, Semi-Automatic Rifle. Expert Grade (E Grade / No. 5) engraving, a higher deluxe tier featuring more extensive, intricate coverage than the Peerless grade with finer wood selection and detailed checkering, second only to the Premier grade. The top of the barrel jacket is marked “MANUFACTURED BY THE REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y. U.S.A. / BROWNING’S PATENTS OCT. 9, 1900 OCT. 16, 1900, JUNE 3, 1902", a little feint but readable. The right side of the barrel under the forearm is marked “R.P.” in an oval, left side marked with date code "AE". Because production of the Model 8 officially ended in 1936 to make way for the Model 81 Woodsmaster, an "AE" code signifies that this rifle was made during the very final month of production for this historic model. There is beautiful hand-cut engraving of loose open flowing foliate scroll on the barrel jacket for about 3'' while the balance of the arm has quality loose open flowing scroll with background punch-dot shading in about 75% coverage, on the receiver, safety lever, magazine & tangs the left side of frame with a running stag vignette. Higher-quality, upgraded checkered walnut wood shoulder stock & forearm, period-correct point pattern checkering on both the wrist and the schnabel-tip forend, built with a classic English-style straight grip ,checkered black hard rubber buttplate, unmarked, appears to be a newer replacement. Silver initial plate imbedded in the undersie of the buttstock. The serial number is matched on the receiver, lower tang, barrel under the forearm and it is stamped in the barrel channel of the forearm. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth, the wood is overall very good/sound with minor scratches/dings and the blue is about 94% with some edge wear on the receiver, magazine,slight handling wear on the tangs & bottom metal and some minor scratches. Comes with a period "Mutton Leg" fleece lined leather case, has many scuffs and edge wear, handle, straps intact. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

SN#: CR11517. Optics Ready. The Colt Sauer Sporting Rifle is a premium bolt-action hunting rifle introduced in 1971 through a partnership between Colt and German manufacturer J.P. Sauer & Sohn. Known for its exceptionally smooth action and high-end craftsmanship. Features Smooth bolt design featuring an internally-cammed locking system. American walnut stock featuring hand checkering, factory vented recoil pad, sling studs, high comb with cheek rest, a high-gloss finish, and a rosewood forend and grip cap with white spacers. Deep, polished "Colt blue" finish on the receiver and barrel. Detachable, flush-fit steel box magazine. Chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum. Manufactured in West Germany by J.P. Sauer & Sohn in 1975, produced 1971 to the mid 1980s, imported by Colt. 23" barrel without provisions for sights, drilled & tapped receiver with 1" rings, bases mounted, polished non-rotating bolt with cocked indicator, serrated trigger, sliding tang safety. Bore is excellent/bright, retains 99% finish with few handling marks, wood is excellent and the action is smooth. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made single-shot rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 1964 ('AL' date code). The 40-X rifles were under two different military contracts, with one in 1957, and the other in 1958. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, 6-1/4" picatinny rail mounted on top of the receiver, an approximately 28" tapered bull barrel, iron sights removed, swept back bolt handle with a checkered knob, serrated right receiver mounted manual safety, serrated curved trigger, and a plastic trigger guard. The refinished hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with accessory railway, sling stud holes in the forend and shoulder stock, and a serrated black rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. The blued finish retained is approximately 97% with very minor scratches, and extremely light edge wear. Metal displays no rust, and only slight deformation in one of the stock screw slots. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The plastic trigger guard has a few scratches on it. The refinished furniture wood is in good condition with handling blemishes and edge wear. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Italian made semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 3-1/2" 12 Gauge shells, and imported by Beretta USA Corp out of Accokeek, MD. This model shotgun was introduced in 2004, and has an upgraded stock configuration over the 'AL391 Xtrema 3.5" model. Shotgun features a matte black finish, an approximately 26" vent ribbed barrel, accepts Optima-Choke Plus choke tubes, choke measures 'Improved Cylinder' with choke installed (measured with a drop-in gauge), steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, approximately half-length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted annular cut cross-bolt safety, smooth right receiver mounted bolt release, and a serrated charging handle. The black synthetic furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with grey rubber pebble texturing at the wrist, finger grooved rubber pebble textured forend, sling swivel at the front of the magazine tube, quick detach sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14-1/2" length-of-pull, and 'Kick-off' factory recoil reduction system/pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with little remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright and shiny, and the action is smooth and crisp. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition showing superficial handling marks, with most being on the recoil system. Shotgun includes four extra choke tubes, and a choke wrench. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

-Combat Magnum-, an American made medium-sized traditional double-action revolver chambered for .357 Magnum, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. The Smith & Wesson 66-8 was introduced at the 2014 SHOT Show. This is a stainless steel version of the Model 19 with a round-butt -K- Target frame. Revolver features a satin stainless steel construction, a sleeved 2-3/4" barrel with a target crown and 1:18.75" right-hand twist rate, full-length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, pinned serrated red ramped front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, fluted six-round cylinder with a ball detent lock-up, blued smooth curved trigger, floating firing pin, blued external hammer with a checkered spur, transfer bar safety, internal locking system, blued checkered thumb piece, black oval textured rubber grips with finger grooves, and Smith & Wesson trademarks on both sides. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with a cylinder drag line. There are minor factory finish imperfections on the left side of the frame around the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip rubber is in excellent condition with little to speak of. This revolver is unfired, and like new in the box. Revolver includes the original blue foam lined factory hard case with the end label, instruction manual, cable lock, and internal locking keys. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

High Quality American made gas-operated piston driven semi-automatic rifle chambered for 7.62x51mm ammunition, and manufactured in Geneseo, IL. Rifle features a parkerized finish, an approximately 22" hammer forged TRW (Thompson, Ramo, and Wooldrich) barrel, 3" Springfield Armory muzzle brake, protective blade front sight, adjustable aperture rear sight, optic mounting block installed in rear sight dovetail, smooth curved two-stage trigger, manual blade safety at front of the trigger guard, USGI roller cam bolt, paddle magazine release, and accepts detachable magazines (none provided). The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, brown composite hand guard, sling swivels on the forend and bottom of the shoulder stock, and a checkered metal buttplate with a trap-door storage compartment. Some of the parts on this rifle are USGI part with drawing numbers on them. "TRW" is marked on the barrel along with "BR" a drawing number, and the date "12 63". The bolt is also marked with a drawing number. The original parkerized metal finish retained is approximately 98% with light blemishes, and minor edge wear. The metal displays no deformation, but there were a few spots of rust observed on the barrel and some around the front band. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the walnut furniture is in excellent condition with a couple very minor blemishes. The action is smooth and crisp. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

with Garcia Bit. Two-tone brown and cream braided horsehair bridle and reins with attached blued and stripped silver overlaid bit, maker marked Garcia Elko NV. In good condition. Shows age.

Manufactured in 1944 by the Steyr-Daimler-Puch factory in Austria. The code "BNZ" was the German ordnance code for Steyr, and the "4" indicates the year of production (1944). 23.62" barrel with hooded reverse V front sight, tangent rear sight, stamped trigger guard and floorplate, H type front barrel band, cleaning rod. Stock has the correct stamped cupped, unmarked buttplate on late-production rifles (often referred to as Kriegsmodell variants). The serial number is stamped on the lower left barrel with the eagle/swastika acceptance proof, serial number is matched on the floorplate, bolt, flag safety and bolt shroud, there are 3 sn's on the stock, two over stamped and unreadable. No other sn's observed. eagle/135 Waffenamt on trigger guard (Mauser factory in Oberndorf), correct, as they produced the trigger guards for Steyr, two eagle/77 Waffenamts on the right chamber (Steyr-Daimler-Puch). Rifle has a an Israeli Defense Forces Mauser sling with IDF acceptance stamp, such as a Tzade (Hebrew letter ?) or a Y in a circle on the brass keeper. The bore is very good with strong rifling, the action is smooth and the wood and finish are very good. No importer markings observed. A nice, matched K98 which was most certainly a Vet bring-back. NRA Condition-Very good. C&R Firearm.

Colt 3rd generation single action revolver chambered in .44 special. Manufactured 1980. Features 5 1/2" barrel, blued & case hardened finish, sides of hammer are polished, one line Hartford address on barrel, faux stag grips. Serial number on frame & cylinder is matched to the numbers on the trigger guard & backstrap under the left grip panel. Bore is excellent/bright, retains about 98% blue with minor handling marks, slight loss at muzzle. Case color is vivid, very good condition, grips are excellent, action is smooth with tight lock-up. Includes original factory "wood grain" box with matching label. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Refinished Colt SAA 1st Generation smokeless chambered in .41 colt. Manufactured 1903. Old nickel metal refinish with beautiful ivory grips with carved images of the American eagle about to strike on both sides. 4 3/4" barrel, with open iron sights. V-notched frame. The two-line Colt barrel markings are mostly readable with the "Hartford" in the second line obscured by the refinish, readable caliber markings on the left barrel, patent dates/Rampant Colt on left frame and serial numbers are clear. Serial numbers match on frame, trigger guard and backstrap. Assembly number is clear on the loading gate. (7240). Bore is fair, bright with good rifling, some light scattered pin-prick pitting. Nickel refinish is about 94% with some very light areas of bubbling, some holster wear on the muzzle and top of the ejector rod housing and some very small areas of a darker patina. Correct ejector with crescent knob, the grips are excellent with no chips or cracks, turning a nice yellow patina with age, the action is smooth with tight lock-up. 4 cock hammer action is crisp. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

Pair of very nice beaded high-top moccasins identified by photo and attributed to Mrs. Grant (A.K.A Left Hand) Carlisle student as she is shown in the photo wearing these moc's. Also note bottom photo reads "obtained from Mrs. Grant AKA Left Hand an old Arapahoe woman in 1936 by J.G. Fisher of El Reno (OKLA). Obtained by Bob Butterfield noted Grass Valley, CA. Old time collector from Fisher descendants. Condition - Good to very good. Showing wear, use and re-soling by Indian who wore them, minor tears, slight damage, Condition 7-8 on 1-10 scale. Measures 13-1/2H x 10" from heel to toe, photo on photographers card - C. C. Stotz - El Reno, Oklahoma Territory (Pre-1907).

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1940. Features a blued finish, 24" round barrel, 14 round tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, take-down steel receiver with the upper tang drilled & tapped (appears factory done), smooth curved trigger, concealed hammer, cross-bolt safety, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with checkered metal buttplate & 13 5/16” LOP. Serial numbers match on both parts of the receiver. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing only light wear and thinning. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

'Featherweight' Bolt action rifle. Pre-64, manufactured circa 1960. Features blued finish, matte receiver, walnut stock with semi-pistol grip, checkered metal buttplate, checkered panels at wrist & forend, 22" barrel, raised, hooded blade/bead front sight, adjustable folding u-notch rear sight with white diamond, three position manual safety, hinged floorplate, sling swivels, serrated trigger, one piece base/rings mounting a Redfield 3x-9x scope, duplex reticle, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, blued is about 92% with some handling wear to the bolt knob & floorplate, action is smooth, and the stock is overall excellent with a few very minor scratches. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

WW2 issued 1911A1 frame. Shipped late 1943-early 1944. "F.J.A." stamp (Colonel Frank J. Atwood) on the left side of the frame. Right side marked "United States Property No 1217075", "M 1911A1 U.S. Army" with faint ordinance stamp. Below the serial number is stamped "RIA" followed by the electro-pencilled "K6912," indicating post-war refurbishing at Rock Island Arsenal. Blued barrel marked "HS," WW2 issued High Standard barrel and "P," firing proof. Colt commercial Government model series 70 slide. Newer diamond checkered wood grips. Frame has been blued, the bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth, the blue is about 96% with minor scratches and edge wear and the grips are excellent. Includes one magazine. NRA Condition-Near Excellent/Refinished. C&R Firearm.

'High Quality', German made single-shot bolt-action rimfire match rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 1982 in Ulm, Germany. This rifle took design ques from the 'Super Match 54' action, and were produced from 1979 until 1988. Rifle features a blued finish, 11mm receiver dovetail for optic mounting with 1/8" numbered witness markings, an approximately 27" round bull barrel with a target crown, barrel drilled and tapped for optic or sight mounting, front sight block with no mounted sights, no mounted rear sight, turned down bolt handle with an oversized round knob, adjustable flat faced checkered trigger, aluminum trigger guard, left receiver rail mounted serrated sliding three-position manual safety, serrated bolt release mounted on the left receiver rail, firing pin cocking indicator. The walnut furniture consists of a thumbhole target stock with granular texturing at the wrist, granular textured forend with a numbered accessory railway, sophisticated adjustable cheekpiece, pistol grip accessory rail, and a fully adjustable aluminum butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with a few minor blemishes, and some light scratches on the front of the receiver. Metal displays no rust but there are indentations in the accessory rail groove (expected), nicks on a socket head cap screw in the rail, and a few nicks on the trigger guard. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The walnut furniture is in good condition with impressions, light scratches, and some light water spots. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Beautifully refinished 1950's era. Measures 35 x 14 x 17. Square metal construction with enameled red finish with Coca Cola logo on four sides. Top opens to reveal galvanized compartment for storage. One side has Coke Cola bottle opener and catch. Excellent condition. 1950's era.

#GVT003605 American made semi-automatic single-action 1911-A1 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in N. Britain, CT. Standard Manufacturing LLC. was founded in 2014. Pistol features a gloss royal blue finish, forged 4140 carbon steel frame and slide, lowered and flared ejection port, 5" stainless steel match grade un-ramped barrel with a match bushing, short metal guide rod, checkered recoil spring plug, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed Novak low-mount square notched rear sight with two white dots, solid adjustable smooth curved match grade trigger, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, extended serrated tactical thumb safety, serrated slide stop, checkered push-button magazine release, smooth up-swept beavertail grip safety with a memory bump, checkered mainspring housing, checkered front strap, beveled magazine well, and two-piece checkered walnut double-diamond grips. Many of the small components including the grip screws, magazine release, slide stop, safety, trigger, and some of the pins have a bright nitre blue finish. The original royal blue finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is really tight and needs to be broken-in, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip wood is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original black foam lined factory cardboard box with end label, two magazines total, cable lock, silicone cloth, instruction manual, inspection certificate, and pistol sock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

‘52C’ Desirable bolt action rimfire target rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1953. The model 52 is regarded by many as one of the finest small-caliber rifles ever built. Features a blued finish, 28" heavy barrel, blank inserted into the front sight dovetail, two scope blocks installed on the rear half of the barrel, steel receiver with factory provisions for a side-mount sight, serrated curved trigger with external adjustments, two-position pivoting safety on the right side of the receiver, polished bolt with turned-down handle & hollow knob, push button magazine release, single-shot magazine adapter, three sling swivels, and smooth walnut pistol grip target stock with inlayed accessory rail in the forend, checkered metal buttplate & 13 5/16” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing minor wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, the markings are crisp, and the walnut stock is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

by Winchester hand forged western spurs with silver and copper overlay maker marked, Includes a pair of floral tooled straps with silver colored conchos.

The bayonet has a excellent 12 3/4" long nickel plated steel fullered blade, Blade is nice and bright, of excellent quality, and still has over 95+% of the original nickel plating, with a slight area of scabbard wear to the tip. The blade ricasso is maker marked "E&F Horster Solingen" with the firms trademark with larger “H” letter. Inside this is the smaller “H” and “S” being pierced through the sword on the opposite side of the ricasso. there are small proof/ acceptance marks on the spine. The leather buffer washer is missing. The bayonet grip scales are made of stag-horn with an aluminum police insignia firmly inset on one side. These are held between the upswept cross guard decorated with oak leaves, and the stylized eagle’s head pommel. Both cross guard and eagle’s head are well detailed and in very good condition, with almost all of the original nickel plating present. The scabbard is made of fine black leather, fitted with nickel plated brass, and is in very good condition. The leather does show a little age with all stitching intact It is held in the correct black leather frog with aluminum & steel rivets, which is in very good condition, stamped on the rear is "Gustav Sudbrock 1940". Wrapped around the frog is a police troddel knot with a fabric strap that is still in excellent condition. It has rows of red and silver bullion, and the green and silver end ball has a green insert. The rear crossguard and scabbard throat have the matching stamp of "S.D. VI. 355", S.D. is an abbreviation for Schutzpolizei-Dienst (Protection Police Service) ) was the uniformed municipal branch of Nazi Germany's Ordnungspolizei (Order Police). Tasked with standard law enforcement, they also actively participated in perpetrating the Holocaust by guarding ghettos, conducting roundups, and assisting in massacres across occupied Europe.The "VI" refers to the Wehrkreis VI (Military District VI) and its police organization:1. The IV. Polizei-Wachbataillon VI (Wehrkreis VI). During the expansion of police forces, reserve and active units were organized geographically by military districts. Wehrkreis VI covered the heavily populated industrial regions of North Rhine-Westphalia (headquartered in Münster). Police battalions (Polizei-Wachbataillone) were formed from local reservists and active Schutzpolizei personnel to maintain internal security, guard industrial assets, and conduct guard duties. A great correct, matching set in excellent condition.

Handmade all leather doll with fully beaded head with turtle effigy beaded feet. Measures 14"H x 3"W.

Depicting Indians crossing the plains. Signed lower right hand corner. Image size 291/2 H x 24 W.

'First Issue'. Imperial German Navy contact toggle-locked recoil operated semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum, manufactured circa 1906-1908. Features a blued finish with straw colored small parts, 6" heavy tapered barrel, dovetailed serrated patridge front sight, two-position 100-200 meter rear sight, smooth crescent trigger, knurled charging knobs on the rear toggle link, manual safety of the left side of the frame with the factory alteration to fire in the forward position, the “GESICHERT” marking shows twice in both the upper & lower positions, (showing both markings, the Armorer failed to completely polish away the original text during the 1912 Imperial arsenal conversion), grip safety, knurled push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with wood base, (Unmarked) steel frame with lanyard loop & stock lug, and finely checkered wood grips. Matching serial numbers have been observed on the frame, barrel extension, rear toggle link, side plate, take-down lever, and grip safety. Other Markings: Receiver – German Navy "Crown over M" receiver proofs stamped twice. Front Toggle Link, Script “DWM”, crown proof on barrel, receiver and front toggle link. The backstrap marking "W.W." over "3080"stands for Werft Wilhelmshaven, indicating the pistol was issued to and property-marked by the Imperial German Navy dockyard at Wilhelmshaven on the North Sea coast. Pistol retains approximately 92% of its blued finish showing edge/holster wear, bright niter blue toggle pins, nice straw is about 50%. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

Owned by Jon Lane. Brown floral tooled western saddle with "tooled champion WCA all around cowboy" with square skirt and 17" seat in fair used condition. Includes framed photograph of John Lane in the 1950's during the California Cowboy Association Championships.

Brown leather spotted cuffs with basket weave design. Monogramed "ARJ" from Wyoming Ranch

Grade I Belgium made Over-and-Under box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shells manufactured circa 1969. Imported by Browning Arms Company, St. Louis, MO. & Montreal P.Q. Featuring blued finished, approximately 26 1/2" vent ribbed barrels, chokes are marked for Mod / Imp Cyl but measure Cyl, ejectors, steel bead front sight, gold-toned single smooth curved inertia trigger, tang mounted serrated sliding barrel selector and safety, and a checkered top lever. The receiver, top lever, and trigger guard display limited coverage of floral and scroll engravings with edge designs. Figured high gloss walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, sliding checkered forend with Deeley latch release, 13 1/2" length-of-pull, 1-1/2" drop at comb, 2" drop at heel, and a adjustable black rubber recoil pad. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with a few light scattered scratches, light edge/handling wear, wood looks excellent with little remarkable to speak of. Bores are bright and shiny, and the action opens easily with tight lock-up and the top lever right of center. This shotgun includes original luggage style Browning brown faux leather factory hard-case with brown lining with key. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN: G61385. "Classic" customized/refurbished controlled round feed bolt action rifle with custom re-chambering to shoot .Big Game 458 Lott ammunition .Features blued finish (bright polished blue on most metal, receiver is matte blue), high grade walnut stock with checkered panels at wrist & forend, grip cap, right hand cheekpiece, solid rubber Kick-Eez recoil pad (13-3/8" LoP), 21 1/2" threaded barrel with 2 1/2' ported muzzle brake installed, sling swivel studs, jeweled bolt with blue extractor, wide serrated trigger dual steel recoil cross bolts, ramp front sight base with brass bead top blade in dovetail, island type express rear sight with folding adjustable leaf, hinged floorplate, three position safety, rear swivel stud. Two piece lever throw quick detachable bases with rings installed on receiver Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Metal retains 99% finish with a couple of very minor scratches. Stock is overall excellent/sound with a few very minor dents. Recoil pad is very good. Floorplate marked in gold tone "SUPER EXPRESS". Comes with a GI ammo can containing two Safari Arms boxes containing 40 pieces of Bell .458 Lott brass casings and five Safari Arms boxes marked ".458 Lott, 450 gr. Barnes Super Solid, Velocity-2400 fps, D.Gossett-07/01" containing 97 cartridges. Manufactured 1946. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Catlanite stone pipe bowl with wood stem. Measures 18" end to end. Includes a beaded pipe bag with braided rawhide fringe.

American made single-shot hammerless striker fired falling-block rifle chambered for .45-70 Government, and manufactured in Silver City, NM. Original rifle was designed by German-American immigrant gunsmith Hugo Borchardt, and manufactured by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company from 1878 until 1881. This is one of the top five strongest single-shot rifle designs ever produced, and the parts on this rifle are interchangeable with the originals (with some fitting). Rifle features a gloss blue finish, billet receiver hardened to 44-48 Rockwell (either 4140 or 8620 steel), an approximately 30" half octagon barrel (made by Badger as standard or Douglas by request), Globe front sight with blade insert, square notched rear flip-up sight with a flip-up elevator (elevator is not graduated, and the slider moves freely), tang rear sight mount, smooth curved trigger, manual sliding safety behind trigger, and the trigger guard doubles as cocking lever. The select grade fancy walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with an ebony tip, smooth contoured black grip cap, and checkered black plastic butt plate. Receiver, lever, and breach block are case hardened with the lever and breach block hardened to 56-58 Rockwell. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes, and the receiver taking on a plum color. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is excellent condition with very few and minor handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Restored LC Smith side lock shotgun circa 1905 hammerless ejector, SxS 12 gauge with 2 3/4' 28 gauge Briley inserts with auto ejectors installed in the chambers. Grade OO,The No.00 was the lowest grade of pre-1913 L.C. Smith shotguns. The L.C. Smith catalog (1900) said: "A thoroughly reliable gun at a price within the reach of all. The new Armour Steel barrels are plain, but will stand the severest strain of nitro powder. English walnut stock; half pistol grip; checkered and well finished". Marked on lower left barrel "Hunter Arms Co. Fulton, New York" and lower right "Armor Steel. Side plates marked "L.C. Smith". 29' re-blued barrels, brass bead front sight, blue triggerguard & case-colored receiver & top lever, tang safety, 2 triggers. professional fitted Fajen nicely figured stocks with finely checkered panels on the wrist & forearm, Fajen buttplate & rounded "Prince of Wales" style grip. Serial number matched on water table, barrels & forearm metal. Marked "OO". Bore are over good/bright with some patches of light pitting, the blue barrels & wood are excellent and the case colored receiver has some handling wear, but mostly all there. Comes with a box of 25 Winchester AA .28 ga. 2 3/4' 3/4 oz. 8' shells and the rest of the Briley .28 gauge Sidekick chamber insert set. NRA Condition-Good+/Restored. C&R Firearm.

SN: 6871. Pre-War Belgium made over and under box-lock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 Gauge shells, manufactured circa 1934. (3rd year of production) Imported by Browning Arms Company, St. Louis, MO. Featuring period upgrades, blued finish, coin finished receiver & trigger guard, 28" special order vent ribbed barrels, a lot less common than the standard solid rib, (Could be ordered for an extra $20.00 at the time) fixed chokes marked for "IC over Skeet", measure M over Skeet, double ejectors, period correct upgrade of red bead front sight, small white mid bead in figure 8 alignment, single selective trigger with traces of case color, selector beside the left trigger, tang mounted checkered sliding safety, long lower tang, and a checkered top lever. Features elaborate floral scrollwork alongside distinct scenes of flushed or flying pigeons on the receiver. Pre-war versions (manufactured between 1932 and 1941) are celebrated by collectors for having about 50% larger pigeon figures and distinct engraving characteristics compared to post-war models. The receiver, top lever, and trigger guard and tangs display full coverage of beautiful floral scroll engravings, edge designs. The walnut furniture consists of a round-knob "Prince of Wales" pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, correct non-detachable, sliding checkered "Beavertail" forend with Deeley latch release,scroll/floral engraving fittings, the beavertail forearm is also a period special order at an extra $20.00. Vented rubber Pachmayr recoil pad with six black & white spacers.14 1/4" length-of-pull, 1-3/4" drop at comb, 2-1/4" drop at heel. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% showing muzzle wear, scattered scratches and contact wear from the forend. Wood is in good/sound condition with semi-worn checkering, few light scattered scratches and dings, some handling wear with a little finish loss around the lower tang and a series of light scratches on the left wrist behind the receiver. Bores are excellent/bright. The action is smooth and crisp with the top lever standing right of center. Matching serial numbers. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Finnish made break-barrel box-lock combination gun chambered for .308 Winchester and 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells. Manufactured by Valmet from 1975 until 1980, and imported by Savage Arms out of Westfield, MA. Firearm features a blued finish, 23-1/2" vent ribbed barrels with 12 Ga. over .308 Win., fixed blade front sight, folding square notched leaf rear sight, fixed choke measures 'Improved Modified' with a drop-in gauge, barrel is dovetailed for scope mounting, serrated curved trigger, smooth trigger mounted push-button barrel selector, serrated sliding tang mounted manual safety, and a serrated top lever. The walnut furniture consists of semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered and finger grooved forend with a Deeley latch release, sling swivel on lower barrel mount, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14" length-of-pull, and a ventilated Savage rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. Receiver has some engravings of edge designs, and a star pattern cuts on the pivot joint. Firearm has a Weaver K2.5 60-B fixed power scope with fine cross hairs mounted on the barrels using two-piece 1" rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with a blemish on the left side of the muzzle, and a small nick on the right side of the 12 Ga. chamber. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with a very minor handling mark on the right side of the shoulder stock, and faint edge wear on the pistol grip. Action is smooth and crisp with the action new and stiff feeling with the barrels needing a little help to open entirely (needs break-in). The .308 Win. bore is bright with strong rifling, and the 12 Ga. bore is bright and shiny. The scope's sight picture is clear with slight yellowing. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

of what appears to be King Ajax, all wood painted with glass eyes. Shows age, Measures 35"x16" Shows cracking and worm holes.

Finnish made precision tactical bolt-action rifle chambered for .308 Winchester, and imported by Beretta USA out of Accokeek, MD. The Sako TRG-22 chambered in .308 Win. was introduced in 1989 as an optics ready precision rifle. Rifle features a dark gray parkerized finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, integral dovetail optics mount also on receiver, 26" free-floated heavy barrel, three port muzzle brake, accepts detachable magazines with a smooth paddle magazine release in front of the trigger guard, smooth curved trigger offers three adjustments (trigger shoe angle, first-stage and second-stage pull weights), manual safety lever inside of the trigger guard, right receiver rail mounted bolt release, cocking indicator at the rear of the bolt, and a swept back bolt handle with a large round knob. The green composite chassis features a smooth pistol grip shoulder stock, adjustable comb, adjustable length-of-pull, accessory rail under the forend and on the left side of the barrel, off hand grasping area on the bottom of the shoulder stock, quick detach sockets on the rear of the shoulder stock, and an adjustable black rubber recoil pad. A 10x42mm scope with bullet drop compensation and windage marks is mounted to the receiver using two-piece 30mm quick-detach rings. The original parkerized finish retained is approximately 96% with light handling blemishes, small nicks, and a minor material transfer on the top of the barrel. Metal displays no deformation, but there is very slight oxidative speckling on top of the barrel by the chamber. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The composite furniture is in very good condition with a couple of dings on the forend, material transfers by the comb, and some dirt around the pistol grip. Rifle includes instruction manual, test targets, two magazines total, bipod, chambered flag, and a brown leather sling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'Mountain Gun,' an American made large frame double-action revolver chambered for .44 Remington Magnum, and manufactured circa 2003. Product #161236. Revolver features a polished blued finish, 4" ribbed and tapered barrel, 3/4 length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, pinned raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, color-case smooth curved combat target trigger, color-case semi-target hammer with a checkered spur, fluted six-round cylinder, checkered thumb piece, internal locking system, round butt L frame, and two-piece smooth wood finger groove Ahrends grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with minimal muzzle wear, a thin drag line on the cylinder, and superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The grip wood is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Revolver includes the original factory black plastic foam lined case, instruction manual and paper work, test shell casing, and internal lock keys. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 0602. Caliber is not marked on the rifle. The bore measures 0.274' and the bolt face measures 0.472' so it is probably a .270 variant. Please have it gauged by a competent gunsmith to determine the true caliber. Stolle Panda is a high-precision custom bolt-action receiver built by Kelbly's Inc., originally designed by benchrest shooter Ralph Stolle. Manufactured 2006. Known for extreme accuracy, it is a first choice in competitive short-range benchrest and F-Class shooting. Receiver is lightweight aluminum with heavy steel insert, straight handle Mauser style, fluted, two-lug bolt, integral scope mounted with a Nightforce NX5 12-42X56 scope with NP-R2 reticle, sun shade, and rubber lens caps, excellent. Aluminum rings, single-stage straight adjustable trigger, 34' stainless steel barrel, adjustable globe sight base installed. Nicely figured ported benchrest stock with adjustable comb, sure-Grip rubber recoil pad with accessory rail inletted in forearm with hand stop installed. LOP-14". This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Serial number matched on receiver & bolt. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth with crisp/light trigger pull, the aluminum, stainless finishes are excellent and the wood is excellent/sound with minor scratches. The scope factory box with manual is included. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

and Diamond Ring featuring a beautiful round cut vibrant Red Ruby weighing 1.51 carats accented with 21 round ‘IDEAL’ cut accent Diamonds weighing approx. 2.24 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in an exceptionally beautiful 18 karat white gold custom setting. Ring size 9. Full Retail Appraised Value - $18,000.00

W. Collath "Wittener Excelsior" under lever, over/under combination rifle/shotgun. The top barrel is the 16 gauge with auto-ejector, 2 1/2' chamber, the bottom barrel is chambered in 9.3x80R. ((often designated as a 9.3mm Express "D" type rimmed cartridge) Pre war. 271/2" proprietary "Tesco" steel barrels, solid rib, choked IM on top barrel. Pop-up tang aperture sight, blade/brass bead front sight, two folding leaf sights on the rib. Bone Trigger Guard and break Lever. Bowtie Safety. Double Triggers with adjustable front trigger. Strong Action. Original wood Buttplate. Beautifully engraved with Stags, and Wild boar Game Scenes on the coin receiver sides and "Collath Sohne", Frankfurt A.O. on the edges. Stag also engraved on the upper tang. European walnut stock with checkering or the wrist & forearms, "prince of Wales grips, cheek rest and sling swivels, Bores are excellent/bright, strong rifling in the rifle barrel, re-blued lower barrel finish and plum colored upper barrel are about 98% with a few very minor scratches. Wood is very good/sound with many minor scratches/dings. LOP is 14". Wilhelm Collath became owner of his firm in 1870 and was one of the leading makers of rifles, sporting guns, and proprietary cartridges in all of Germany. He ran the Company with his sons Paul and Franz until his death in 1906 when his sons took it over. They kept the business going until 1941 when Frankfort was bombed early in World War II. Included with this lot are two boxes of 25 16 Ga. 2 1/2' RST shells, 4 boxes containing 64 9.3x80R 200 Gr. lead bullet cartridges. Also includes two issues of the Journal of German Gun Collectors Assn. magazines on Combination Guns and Collath Guns. NRA Condition-Very Good/Refinished. C&R Firearm.

Desirable magazine fed bolt action target rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1960. The model 52 is regarded by many as one of the finest small-caliber rifles ever built. This optics ready rifle features a blued finish, 28" heavy barrel, two sight bases installed on the barrel, left receiver mounted base for aperture rear sight, installed one piece scope base with Weaver rings, serrated curved wide trigger, pivoting two-position thumb safety on the right side of the receiver, polished bolt with turned-down handle, push button magazine release, factory 5 round magazine, and smooth walnut pistol grip stock with inlaid accessory rail in the underside of the forend, knurled metal buttplate, sling swivels and 13 1/2” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 96% of its original blued finish showing thinning on the bolt handle, some minor scratches, the action is smooth/crisp, the bore is excellent/bright, the markings are sharp, and the wood stock is very good/sound with scattered minor scratches/dings. "U.S. Property" is etched on the left receiver rail. NRA Condition-very Good. C&R Firearm.

Granado Type with large crystal design in bold red, black and white. Measures 83"H x 58"W. Condition is excellent

This is a custom precision rifle by Owens Armory, Chino Vally, AZ built on a Bighorn Arms TL3 Short Action (TL3-SA), manufactured by Zermätt Arms, is a premium, modular bolt-action receiver machined from pre-hardened 416 stainless steel with a starting retail price around $1,300. Features fluted bolt with floating bolt head, controlled round feed & mechanical ejection, adjustable firing pin protrusion, integrated recoil lug. Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. Features a 27' free floating heavy carbon fiber barrel with integral ported muzzle break, 1:7 twist, Manners Elite Carbon T4A carbon camo stock, wide 2.5-inch forend with a flat underside and rounded edges, Limbsaver solid rubber with spacers, palm swells and GG&G heavy duty XDS bipod installed 3' rail. SOL M5 detachable box magazine bottom metal, Timney trigger with very light pull, cocked indicator, thumb safety. Rail mounted Vortex 5-20x50 Razor HD scope with Vortex prism installed, Vortex rings & lens covers. The bore is excellent/bright, rifle & scope are in excellent condition, like new. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

A magician. RESTORED PAINT. Springs not working due to fire damage before being restored. For use as a decorator only.

‘2020’ Premium medium frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Hartford, Connecticut. The updated 2020 Python has been fully redesigned using a new rear sight with more material on the topstrap of the frame and improved action with fewer internal parts. Features stainless steel construction with a polished finish, 6" vent ribbed barrel with recessed crown & full underlug, ramp front sight with orange insert, fully adjustable rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, serrated trigger, serrated wide hammer spur, flat-top I frame, and Altamont checkered brown laminated wood grips with silver toned Colt medallions. Revolver exhibits little to no visible wear. Action is super smooth with a tight lock-up, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Spotted Leather belt in a diamond design. In overall excellent condition.

With associated old reproduction shoulder stock aged to match. The revolver shows a mismatched BBL #106969, cyl. 25337. The left grip carved with crude initials MLN during period of use by former owner presumably. The pistol is an early 4 screw cut for stock frame and retains slight traces of blue mixed in patina on the BBL. There is scattered rust, erosion, and minor pitting on metal surfaces. The action revolves but does not stay on full cock (at this age a common problem). Pistol is N.R.A. good overall and BBL is "set back" or reduced slightly to tighten or marry the frame. The stock is a somewhat crude early reproduction that show amateur hand crafting probably 1940-1950's before Italian reproductions were readily available. A descent "type" example for collector or Civil War re-enactor who cant afford a $10,000 plus for an original stocked 60's army.

#70046 Finnish made high quality Mauser style bolt-action sporting rifle chambered for 7mm Remington Magnum, and imported by Garcia Sporting Arms Washington, DC. Model L61R serial numbers 1-90954 were produced from 1962 to 1973, which puts the manufacture date of this rifle around 1971. Rifle features high-polish blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, dovetailed ramped protected blade front sight, no rear sight (typically a detachable aperture), checkered integral receiver dovetail for optic and sight mounting, serrated curved trigger, hinged floorplate, serrated sliding manual safety on the right side of the action, serrated left receiver mounted bolt release, turned down bolt handle with a knurled knob. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, a right-hand cheek piece, checkered forend with a sling swivel, a sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14" length-of-pull, and a brown factory ventilated rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with some minor edge wear, a scratch on the left side of the barrel in front of the forend, and an cluster of scratches on the bottom of the barrel towards the muzzle that can be felt. The receiver took on a plum color. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Furniture wood is in very good to excellent condition with minor handling blemishes. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Rifle includes two-piece 1" scope rings. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Israeli 1919 7.62mm NATO parts kit contains surplus components from U.S. M1919 Browning machine guns that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) modified to fire the 7.62x51mm NATO cartridge. consists of a left side receiver sideplate, bottom reinforcement plate, back plate with aluminum grip, barrel extension, trunnion assembly, top cover, barrel, perforated barrel jacket, bolt assembly, a bolt handle, cover catch plate, movable cover catch plate, top cover screw, extractor assembly, front sight assembly, trunnion pad, cocking lever pin, rear cartridge stop, cocking lever, as well as an additional screw and spring. Some components bear Israeli markings. The barrel bore is very good/bright, parts retain most of their parkerized finish.

American made lever-action rifle chambered in .250-3000 Savage, and manufactured circa 1951 (date likely) Chicopee Falls, MA. Rifle features a blued finish, case-colored action lever, 24" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with a copper bead, dovetailed folding adjustable rear sight, fixed rotary magazine with cartridge counter on the left side of the receiver, serrated curved trigger, cocking indicator on the top of the receiver, and a serrated sliding lower tang safety behind the trigger. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered Schnabel forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, serrated metal butt plate, and a checkered black plastic grip cap. A Redfield optic mount is installed onto the receiver. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with light edge wear, minor handling blemishes, and the receiver taking on a brown patina. The color case finish retained on the action lever is approximately 98% with the slightest of thinning, and minor edge wear. Most of the brilliant colors remain. Metal displays no rust, but there is slight deformation in the optic mount's screw slots. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in very good condition with light thinning to the finish, and minor handling marks. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Browning BDA 380 "Gold Classic". (Browning Double-Action) Commissioned by the American Historical Foundation. Manufactured for Browning by Beretta in Italy in 1990. Features intricate, high-coverage custom scroll and floral vine engraving. Limited-run piece of 100 made worldwide, Features deep-cut, intertwining scrollwork heavily covers both sides of the slide, the frame, the trigger guard, and the backstrap, background of the engraving features a fine, punch-dotted matting. Thisedition is entirely immersed in 24KT gold plating over the engraved metal work. Engraving on the trigger guard denotes the pistol's limited production number "BDA023" (23 out of the 100-unit run). Left top of slide engraved "Browning Gold Classic" & "One of One Hundred". The bore of the blued barrel is pristine, appears unfired. The pistol is like new in every regard with the exception of some small loss of gold finish behind the left lever of the ambidextrous safety. Cone in a nice glass topped wood presentation case with red felt, form fitted lining, "Browning Gold Classic B.D.A. Limited Edition" plaque, two 13 round magazines with gold plated floorplates, cleaning brush and key. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

and Diamond Ring featuring a vivid Sapphire colored Royal Blue Tanzanite weighing approx. 3.50 carats accented with 14 channel set baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.22 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in an 18 karat white gold custom crafted setting. Full Retail Appraised Value - $9,500.00

Model # M3EK-A Serial #JC20010219 Handcrafted in like new playable condition with lined case.

This is an Eliseo AN1, a specialized precision target rifle built on a Anschutz Model 1907 Left-Hand Single Shot Target Rifle action (54) & barrel by Gary Eliseo at Competition Machine. It features an aluminum "tube gun" chassis designed specifically for rimfire actions, 25.9" Anschutz blued heavy match barrel with A Neal Johnson barrel weight installed at the muzzle.12 1/2" free float, aircraft-grade aluminum, ported round handguard can be slightly rotated to allow for off-center hand-stop placement, CSS (Competition Shooting Stuff) allows for tool-less, highly adjustable length of pull, cheek height, and balance, Straight, adjustable trigger, 7 1/2" aluminum scope installed, A2 style pistol grip, 1 1/2' oversized red aluminum bolt knob with 3 non-slip rubber O rings. Rifle is finished in a gloss metallic black/gold powder coat. The bore is excellent/bright, blue & powder coat are excellent, the buttstock & barrel weight have some scuffs. Widely used in competitive small-bore, prone, and High-Power matches. Manufactured between 1960 and 1976. (No letter prefix) NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Single-shot falling-block rifle chambered in .45-70 Government, manufactured in 1978 to celebrate Lyman's 100th anniversary. Lyman Centennial Edition II presentation rifle with series number L-78-0272. Includes green velvet lined walnut case with brass hardware that holds; the rifle, a Lyman century model scope with matching series number to rifle, three reloading dies, bullet mold, a box of 20 Lyman .45/70 nickel plated cartridge cases, a Durango Gun cleaning rod with a small Lyman 1878-1978 brass commemorative disc inletted in the top of the handle, a Ruger manual, a large Lyman 1878-1978 brass commemorative disc and a copy of the Lyman Centennial Journal. According to the Journal this is one of 101 deluxe cased versions of this rifle offered in 1978. The rifle is a blued falling block single-shot lever rifle with a 28" tapered bull barrel with scope blocks, floral/scroll engraved receiver with a white tail deer and "Lyman 1878-1978" on the right side and "Lyman 1878-1978 Centennial Edition II on the left, adjustable serrated trigger, checkered deluxe wood, sling studs, sliding tang safety, steel grip cap and factory recoil pad. the rifle is immaculate inside and out. Probably unfired. The case , accessories and rifle are in like new condition. NRA Condition-perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

'Light Weight' semiautomatic shotgun accepts 2-3/4" shells. Features 25.5" vent rib barrel, fixed choke measures as CYL (barrel is marked "Skeet"), white polymer front bead, steel mid bead, manual safety, blued finish, engraved receiver, urethane finished wood butt & forend, checkering panels at wrist and forend, solid rubber recoil pad. Engraving features a large floral scroll on each side of receiver, smaller matching scroll on exposed side of bolt. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal retains about 98% finish with some minor scratches, wood is excellent condition with few minor scratches, action is smooth.. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made magazine fed bolt action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and issued in 1927. This rifle was designed to mimic the Springfield Model 1903 rifle for training purposes. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 24" tapered barrel, Globe front sight with a beaded post insert, modified fully adjustable Lyman target aperture rear sight, serrated curved trigger, turned down bolt handle, accepts 5-round magazines, checkered floorplate mounted magazine release, three position bolt mounted flag type safety, and serrated bolt release lever. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock, right handed cheek weld, smooth forend, sling swivel on barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a checkered metal butt plate. Markings on the receiver ring read, 'U.S., SPRINGFIELD, ARMORY, M1922MI., 9106' and the barrel band has a 'U' stamped on it.. Barrel markings show a flaming cannon ball, and a barrel date of '9-26'. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% with edge wear, handling blemishes, and the floorplate and trigger guard taking on a brown patina. Black paint is chipping from the bolt handle. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in excellent condition considering the age with minor impressions and handling marks. No magazines included. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

'US PROPERTY" marked vintage single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .32 ACP, manufactured circa 1942. Between 1941 and 1945, the U.S. government purchased roughly 17,330 pistols in .32 ACP. The Office of Strategic Services (OSS)—the precursor to the CIA issued these pistols for operatives working behind enemy lines and the U.S. Army and Army Air Corps issued the Model 1903 as an official sidearm to high-ranking General Officers (nicknamed the "General Officer's Pistol"). Features a blued finish, ( late World War II models transitioned to a matte, duller Parkerized finish to save costs, the highly sought-after, early U.S.-contract models that feature a rich blued finish are highly sought-after). 3 3/4" barrel, low-profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, two-line address/patent marking on the left side of the slide with 'Rampant Colt' on the rear, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, thumb safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, grip safety, heel magazine release, factory 8 round blued magazine marked "CAL.32 COLT" on the floorplate, steel frame and two-piece checkered wood grips with silver toned Rampant Colt medallions. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Pistol retains approximately 60% of its original blued finish with areas of handling/holster wear, mainly on top of the slide and grip straps. Markings are sharp. Grips are very good with a couple of minor dings, checkering is very good. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

Single shot falling block 1-B rifle chambered in .223 Remington. Features blued finish, walnut butt stock & forend, 24" tapered barrel with recessed crown, optics ready with 7 1/4" scope rail installed, no provisions for sights, checkered panels on sides of forend & wrist, semi-beavertail forearm, sliding tang safety, sling studs, thin rubber factory butt pad, Ruger grip cap, wide serrated adjustable trigger. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish. Wood is overall very good with a minor scratch on the right buttstock and two scratches on the right forearm, falling block action is smooth. Manufactured 2001. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm

'The Rifleman's Rifle', an American made bolt-action rifle chambered for .270 Winchester, and manufactured circa 1952 in New Haven, CT. This is a pre-64 rifle considered to be in the latter period of pre-64's (1949-1963). Rifle features a blued finish with a matte receiver, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, 24" tapered barrel, raised blade front sight (sight blade ground down), adjustable folding u-notched rear sight, turned down bolt knob, serrated curved trigger, serrated receiver mounted three position manual safety, hinged floorplate, and rear receiver mounted bolt release. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with a sling swivel, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a checkered metal butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with superficial blemishes, minor edge wear, thinning on the bolt knob, and the receiver taking on a little patina. The barrel finish does not match the rest of the blued surfaces in color. Metal displays very slight deformation in one of the screw slots, and a couple of very light and small rust spots inside the trigger guard and on the magazine follower. The bolt knob and butt plate show some pitting. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with only superficial handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Large turquoise carved functioning as a pin/brooch mechanism depicts an eagle with shiny oyster eye. Blue and black spiderweb matrix is very attractive. Makers marked RRG handcrafted sterling. Measures 5"L x 3.75W

Smooth brown leather saddle with tooled fenders maker marked in very good used condition 16" seats.

Pre-war German Military issued K98k rifle. Mauser in Oberndorf am Neckar (S/42" code designates Mauser-Oberndorf and the "G" suffix stands for 1935 ). Bolt action, 24' barrel, internal 5 round magazine. The left side of the chamber & barrel is marked with a Weimar eagle & serial number, and “Mod.98.”on the receiver rail. The top of the chamber is marked “S/42G”. The right side of the receiver is marked with two proof marks and "K157" in square, early inspection stamp (Waffenamt). Before standardizing the familiar "eagle and swastika" The right side of the barrel below the rear sight is marked with two small “K167” marks. The full serial number "4933" is matched on the barrel, chamber, twice on the rear sight, both barrel bands, bolt, safety, rear of bolt floorplate, buttplate & triggerguard. The partial serial number "33" is marked on the bolt release, bayonet lug, front sight, extractor, magazine follower & bolt shroud. Many "K' proofs on the small parts, waffenamt eagle/37 marked on the front barrel band (J.P. Sauer & Sohn, Suhl). Standard K98k features, triangle front sight with raised knurled base, tangent rear sights, early smooth steel buttplate, cleaning rod. The wood stock has a semi-pistol grip, scallop for the bolt handle, disassembly disk, unmarked as it has been lightly sanded and varnished. The bore is very/good/bright, action is smooth, the wood is very good as refinished with no chips or cracks and the original blue is about 60% with edge/handling wear, the bottom metal, buttplate are in the white from handling, use. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

Semi-automatic, Romanian made rifle by the Cugir Arms Factory, commercial production in 2001. Styled after the Russian Dragunov sniper rifle, and the Romanian military PSL sniper rifle. Imported by Int. Arms, marked on the right receiver. Matte-black finish. Laminated wood skeleton stock with, bakelite grip cap, black hard rubber recoil pad. 24 1/2" barrel with 2/3/4' muzzle break installed, protected elevation adjustable post front and tangent rear sights. Stamped steel receiver has scope rail on the left side. AK style safety lever on right side of receiver. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, Metal finish has some minor scratches, rubs, and handling marks, about 94%. Wood is excellent. Comes with Issue green nylon sling, 10 rd magazine. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage pump-action shotgun made by Winchester circa 1938. 28" round barrel stamped "3 IN. CHAM" & "Full". Winchester model 42 is their model 12 chambered in .410. Push-Button safety . Blue is about 70% with handling/edge wear, the right receiver is etched with the number "35246" with a patch of finish loss under were someone buffed out some words that followed the number, some friction wear on the magazine and some slight spots of pin-prick pitting on the receiver, the grooved walnut slide handle is very good, the smooth, semi-pistol grip stock has many slight scratches/dings with some finish loss, there is a small chip out of the wood next to the right upper tang, held in place by tape, easy fix with glue, Winchester hard rubber butt plate, slide-action is smooth and the bore is very good/bright. Very desirable firearm. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm

by D. Sappia. Limited Edition #4 of 50 entitled Geronimo mounted on wood base. Measures 21" x 9" x 7-1/2.

Nickeled Bit with sterling overlaid cheek conchos in excellent condition.

R.W. Hart custom single-shot Palma rifle is a precision long-range competition firearm hand-built by RW Hart and Son to adhere strictly to international Palma match regulations, featuring a .308 Palma chambering, a match-grade proprietary Hart barrel, and a high-accuracy custom bolt action. This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Features a 34' fluted, free floated, stainless steel heavy barrel with front globe sight base installed, Mauser style action with swept-back bolt handle, drilled/tapped steel sight block for top/side mounting installed on the receiver, wide aluminum single-stage trigger, nicely figured benchrest stock with adjustable comb, handstop installed in the forearm accessory rail, ported forearm, adjustable buttplate with rubber recoil pad. Action is smooth with crisp/light trigger pull, the finish and stock are very good+ with some minor scratches and the bore is excellent/bright. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

In 1968 Colt wanted to commemorate WW1 by producing a Model 1911 in remembrance of the 4 most noted battles of WW1. This pistol is for the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Production for each model was 7400. All were Pre-series model 70's with flat mainspring housings, long triggers, checkered slide stop and safety. Checkered wide hammer spur, and type 2 beveled proper rear sight. High polish blue finish with smooth wood grips. The left slide has a roll engraved battle scene, and the right has the WW1 banner with "1917-1967, the 50th anniversary of entering the war. All gold toned. Left grip has Eagle medallion with "1917 1918, World War" with "Meuse-Argonne" under it. Right grip was Doughboy medallion listed the Countries that fought in WW1. Lanyard ring in place. Bore is excellent/bright. Pistol is overall excellent, the right grip panel has a couple of very minor chips. Comes with original Colt magazine, and original display shadow box, with battle scenes, and history, map of the battle. Original manual behind the history/map. Note* There are the three other battle guns with the same serial number, with different initials of the battle. Would make a great set. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

The Marlin Model 336 R.C. 'Marauder' is a rare and highly collectible lever-action carbine produced between 1963 and 1964. It features a distinctive 16.25-inch barrel (often measuring 15 5/8" to the receiver) and a straight-grip walnut stock,Total Production: Only 5,856 units were manufactured during its brief production run. Approximately 65% were chambered in .30-30 Winchester, while the remaining 35% were chambered in the rarer .35 Remington, making that approximately 2050 made. Manufactured 1964 (Y Prefix). Features a dovetailed blade/bead front sight, rear sight removed with steel insert in dovetail and a Lyman adjustable peep sight mounted on the left receiver. full length tube magazine, two barrel bands, lever safety, Factory hard rubber buttplate with white spacer, gold toned trigger, "JM" marked thumb extension installed on the hammer spur, receiver drilled/tapped for optics, "JM" marked barrel. Marlin "Bullseye" inletted in the buttstock. The bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, lever-action is smooth, the wood is overall very good/sound with very minor scratches and a couple of very slight chips in the top of the forearm. The blue is about 96% with sight edge wear, some scattered minor scratches. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

of White Buffalo in vintage oak frame, 10 1/4" by 13 1/4" Good condition

This micro-compact Kimber Solo Carry 9MM pistol features a high-grade aluminum frame with KimPro II matte black finish, satin silver stainless steel slide, 2.7" stainless steel barrel, ambidextrous magazine release button, ambidextrous thumb safety, dovetail mounted low-profile white dot sights, Crimson Trace Laser grips with a Rosewood Finish, (In good working order) , and a striker-fired trigger. Comes with original box, soft case, manual, lock, one extended factory 8-rd mag and one factory 6-rd mag. Pistol appears to be like like new, bore is pristine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Brown floral tooled saddlebags with monogram AWS in fair used condition.

'42' WWII era German military toggle locked recoil operated semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm Luger, dated 1939. Features blued finish 4" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'V' front sight with witness-marks, 'v' notched rear sight, smooth crescent trigger, knurled charging knobs on the rear toggle link, manual safety of the left side of the frame, knurled push button magazine release, steel frame with lanyard loop & stock lug, and two-piece finely checkered wood grips. All observed serial numbers are matching with the exception of one of the magazines in the holster, the magazine in the pistol is matching. Correct waffenamts eagle/655(Mauser)and eagle/swastika proofs, the aluminum plugs on both magazines have waffenamt eagle/66. (Mauser) Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling. Retains about 94% finish with some edge/holster wear. Trigger and safety are blued. Grips are very good/sound. Included holster is a black leather hard shell. full flap, take-down tool in pocket, back of holster is marked "Karl Bucker / Waldbrol / 1939", with waffenamt "eagle WaA721", very good, stitching and belt loops intact. Condition is NRA Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

Manufactured 1901, this revolver falls neatly within the primary block of Model 1901 contract deliveries ordered by the United States government. U.S. Army contract revolver. Single and double action blued steel revolver, marked Colt D.A. 38 on left side of barrel, 6" tapered barrel, semi-circular blade front sight, integral rear sight on top strap, swing out cylinder, checkered hammer spur, left side of frame is marked "R.A.C.", (Rinaldo A. Carr) and "L.E.B. (Captain Leroy E. Briggs), the cylinder is also stamped "R.A.C.", smooth trigger, two-piece wood grips, inspector cartouche (and date "1901") on both grips (illegible on left, "RAC" on right), "U.S. Army Model 1901" and serial number are marked on the bottom of the grip, lanyard ring on grip, blue finish is approximately 70% original with holster handling wear, scratches, action functions correctly the bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling and the wood is good/sound with minor scratches/dings. The serial number is matched on the grip strap, cylinder release latch, frame and cylinder crane. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

High quality reproduction of the Smith & Wesson No. 3 Schofield 2nd Model top-break single action revolver, chambered in 45 Colt. Manufactured in Italy by Uberti, 2008 and imported by Stoeger of Accokeek, M.D. with import stamp on the left side of the barrel. Features a bright blue finish with case colored accents on trigger & guard, hammer, latch, solid ribbed 7" barrel, round blade front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut in the barrel latch, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with automatic ejector, ejector override latch under hinge, frame with “U.S.” marked on the butt, and two-piece smooth walnut grips with 1877 dated replica US inspector cartouche markings. Bore and charge holes are pristine. Retains 99% finish with slight tracking on the cylinder, grips are excellent. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Comes in original factory box with matching label and six .45 LC snap caps. Also included is a nice Shamrock brown leather holster, like new. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Semiautomatic rifle based on the FN FAL, made from a German surplus parts kit and a DS Arms G1 receiver marked "Gew. Kal. 7.62mm G1 G0180". Features dark gray parkerized finish, black polymer grip, hard wood hump back stock with steel buttplate, original surplus 21" chrome lined barrel, long flash hider, protected post elevation adjustable front sight, elevation adjustable peep rear sight, folding carry handle, manual safety, sling swivels, adjustable gas system, flush folding bipod, leather sling. Bore is pristine, retains 98% finish with handling marks, wood shows few with minor blemishes. Includes one 20-rd magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Silver overlaid stripped spurs with star rowels, with brown stamped spur straps overall good condition.

This is a custom benchrest/target single-shot rifle built on a English RPA QUADLOCK action. RPA Quadlock is a high-precision, stainless steel block, four-lug bolt-action receiver designed by Rangemaster Precision Arms specifically for long-range target and Palma shooting. This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Features a 30' stainless steel heavy free floating barrel chambered in .308 Winchester, German made Centra globe sight with circle insert is installed, Warner Tool Co. #2 Sight aperture sight mounted on the receiver. Straight bolt handle with over-sized knob. Jackson Rifles CG Universal trigger, high-performance, two-stage match trigger known for its Anschütz-style crisp break. Hand stop installed in the forearm accessory rail. Green camo benchrest stock with adjustable comb, contrasting dark wood has to raise the heigth of the comb, textured panels on grip & forearm, groove in comb for bolt, McMillan adjustable buttplate. The action is crisp/smooth finish is excellent, the stock is near excellent and the bore is excellent/bright. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Upgraded High Quality American made gas operated piston driven semi-automatic rifle chambered for 7.62x51mm. Rifle features a parkerized finish, a 22" barrel, 3" slotted flash hider, blade front sight with protective ears, adjustable aperture rear sight, factory side-mounted optic rail installed in rear sight dovetail, smooth curved trigger, manual blade safety at front of the trigger guard, paddle magazine release, and accepts detachable magazines (one parkerized 20-rd mag. provided). ProMag Archangel M1A precision stock, fully adjustable, black carbon reinforced polymer, thumb wheel adjustable cheek riser, length of pull is adjustable from 13-5/8" to 14-13/16", two standard QD sling swivels on the bottom of the stock, pistol grip storage compartment and the forend has an integrated picatinney accessory rail. Springfield Armory M1A M-2 Bipod installed. The original parkerized metal finish retained is approximately 96% with light edge wear,scratches. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the polymer furniture is excellent The action is smooth and crisp. Condition is NRA Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

SN: 60982V70. 'Grade I'. Belgium made Over-and-Under box-lock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 Gauge shells manufactured circa 1970. Imported by Browning Arms Company out of St. Louis, MO. & Montreal P.Q. Featuring blued finished, approximately 26 1/2" vent ribbed barrels, both chokes are marked for 'skeet' but measure 'Cyl" with drop in gauge, ejectors, white bead front & mid sights, gold-toned single smooth curved inertia trigger, tang mounted serrated sliding barrel selector and safety, checkered top lever. The receiver, top lever, and trigger guard display limited coverage of floral and scroll engravings with edge designs. Figured high gloss walnut furniture consists of a gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with Deeley latch release, factory vented rubber recoil pad, 14 1/4" length-of-pull, 1-3/8" drop at comb, 2-3/16" drop at heel. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% with a few light scattered scratches, light handling/edge wear on the receiver. Wood looks very good/sound with some scattered light scratches, bores are bright and shiny, and the action opens easily with tight lock-up and the top lever right of center. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Semiautomatic Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) assembled in the US by TNW, Vernonia, OR using parts for a Finnish Suomi sub-gun. Features 16" barrel with ventilated shroud, blade front & tangent rear sights, manual safety in triggerguard, parkerized finish, one piece wood stock with smooth steel buttplate, left mounted sling swivels. Bore is very good/bright with strong rifling. Retains about 98% finish with handling marks, minor scuffs. Stock is very good condition with a few minor dings. Includes two Finnish military 36 round stick magazines, marked "SA" and dated "55" & "56", one with finger loop. NRA Condition is Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

'Shaved Cylinder' British WWI era military revolver features slab sided barrel shortened to 2 1/2', )Cut-down "Snub-Nose" Conversion for commercial sales), relocated fixed front sight with pinned blade insert, notch rear sight on top latch, 6 shot fluted cylinder (cut at rear to allow use of 45 Auto Rim cartridges or 45 ACP in moon clips), break top style opening for loading and unloading, double/single action operation, fixed sights, auto ejector, square butt grip frame, checkered black plastic or hard rubber grips, lanyard ring on butt. British proofs, matching serial number on frame, barrel & cylinder, left frame marked "Webley patent, Mark VI, 1917" Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Retains about 60% blue finish, holster wear, edges losses & handling marks. Grips are very good condition, no visible chips or cracks, both stamped "M" (indicates a medium-sized grips). Action operates smoothly, with good lock-up. Extractor star snaps back into place when fully opened. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Match quality 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a polished/matte stainless steel finish, 5" match grade stainless steel barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, serrated match grade adjustable aluminum trigger, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, front & rear slide serrations, ambidextrous manual safety on the frame, upswept grip safety, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with Kimber bumper, knurled flat mainspring housing and two-piece double diamond checkered rosewood grips. Includes a factory hard case with matching label, manual. Pistol exhibits approximately 97% of it's original stainless steel finish showing minor scratches, action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are extra fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm

All sterling with floral motif. 10-piece in total. Only largeste concho is maker marked.

High quality Finnish bolt action rifle, manufactured circa 1970, no importer markings observed. Features high-polish blued finish, wood Monte-Carlo style stock with right hand cheek piece, solid rubber butt pad, checkered panels at forend & curved wrist, Contrasting wood grip cap & firearm tip with spacers, sling swivel studs, 24" barrel, hooded, ramped blade front sight, no rear sight, optics ready with Leupold rings installed on the receivers reverse dovetail rail. Hinged floorplate, manual safety on right side of action, flat top receiver. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 97% bluing with minor handling marks. Stock is overall excellent with minor blemishes. Action is smooth. Matching SN on bolt. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Rare, original late-war. Type 2 Waffen-SS camouflage combat helmet cover. Combat worn. Helmet cover is constructed from 'Oak Leaf B' camouflage HBT material. Retains its factory applied foliage loops that are complete. Colors and patterns remain vivid and contrasting. Fully reversible spring/summer pattern on one side and a muted autumn/brown pattern on the other with the foliage loops attached on both sides. All three late war black anodized metal rocker clips are attached. All of the stitched seams are intact with the exception of th left rockers clip spring cover on the autumn side which has loose stitching at the top. There is friction wear from the springs on the covers with some small holes. There is a 1-1/2" tear in between the front foliage loops and a small tear in the front left helmet rim flag. Has see heavy use but still in overall very good condition. It is a relic "Battlefield Pickup" M42 helmet, about size 64, for display. Consignor states this cover came out of France many years ago. He also consigned the Waffen-SS M44 tunic in this auction

American made lever action rifle chambered for .22 Magnum ammunition circa 1974. It features a 20" blued barrel and receiver with a bead/blade front sight, an adjustable rear sight and full length tube magazine, wide serrated trigger. Two piece smooth wood stocks with a black Winchester butt plate. It comes with a Weaver 'Marksman' 4X scope with rings mounted on the grooved receiver, fine crosshair reticle, optics are clear. Blue is about 96% with some minor scratches, lever-action is smooth, the wood stocks are overall very good, minor scratches, there are a couple of rubs on the left forearm with some finish loss and the bore is excellent/bright. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R firearm.

Diamond Ring featuring a brilliant Extra Fine G.I.A. Certified. Blue oval cut Blue Sapphire weighing approx. 2.91 carats accented with 6 fine quality baguettes and 4 round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.55 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in a beautiful custom crafted Platinum solitaire style setting. Ring size 9 ½ can be sized down. Full Retail Appraised Value - $49,300.00

.85 g color s12 clarity grade. carat center stone. Surrounded by four round cut diamonds. Size 4. Set in 14k white gold and stamped NAJ. Includes a GIA certification on diamond

Belgian made semi-automatic bullpup style rifle chambered in 5.7x28mm, and imported by FNH USA. Blowback operated semi-automatic rifle. Features a parkerized 16" cold hammer-forged hard chrome lined barrel with integrated muzzle brake, ambidextrous controls (charging handle, magazine release & safety switch), accepts detachable magazines, bottom ejection port with dust cover, and black synthetic thumbhole bullpup stock, accepts detachable magazines, sling slot in the rear, bottom ejection port with dust cover, smooth trigger, picatinney rail and black synthetic thumbhole bullpup stock. Bore is bright with strong rifling. External condition is like-new with the original finish remaining at approximately 95% with slight edge wear. The action is smooth and crisp. Includes five magazines total, original factory black nylon foam fitted case, manual and factory sling. Black nylon tactical sling attached. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern firearm.

American made "Pinned & Recessed' double action rimfire revolver chambered for .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1969-1971 in Springfield, MA. Features bright blue finish, 4" pinned barrel, color-case hammer, color-case trigger, checkered black rubber Pachmyer grips, serrated ramp front sight, micrometer adjustable rear sights, round butt "J" frame, un-shrouded ejector rod, 6 shot fluted cylinder, serrated curved trigger, passive firing pin, and checkered hammer spur. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% with a faint drag line on the cylinder, slight muzzle wear and some friction wear on the ejector rod. Grips are excellent. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder is excellent. The action is smooth and crisp with tight lock-up. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Commercial variant of the C19 rifle developed by Sako for the Canadian Rangers. Built to function flawlessly in extreme, freezing environments. Manufactured in Finland and imported by Beretta USA. Chambered in .308 Winchester. Features a matte stainless steal finish, free floating semi-heavy 20" barrel, removable protected adjustable post front sight, receiver grooved, drilled/tapped with rail, two scope rings installed. Two-stage trigger, Birch laminate stock with sling studs, factory 1" solid rubber recoil pad, checkered panels at wrist & forearm, palm swell grip. Thumb safety on right receiver, serrated trigger, cocked indicator and over-sized bolt knob, magazine release on triggerguard. The bore is pristine, rifle is in like new condition. Comes with two factory 10-round magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Measures 60" tall by 11" wide by 5" deep.

Winchester Model 42 (Miroku) High Grade Limited Edition, Engraved Blue & Gold 26" Slide/Pump Action Takedown Shotgun. Commissioned after Fabrique Nationale (FN) acquired Browning and Winchester. Approximately 7,000 total shotgun units made (1991-93) roughly 6,000 were branded as Browning Model 42s, and only about 850 were stamped with the Winchester name. The left side of the barrel is marked “MODEL 42-WINCHESTER-.410-3IN. FULL / TRADE MARK”, with a circled “WP” proof, found again on top of the receiver. The underside of the receiver and barrel extension are marked with the WTF prefix serial number, the underside of the magazine tube and extension have indexing arrows. The butt plate is marked “WINCHESTER / REPEATING ARMS CO.” Blued finish with beautiful scroll engraving with gold line boarders on the receiver sides, gold plated trigger, Fancy Grade V/VI select walnut with hand checkering and a gloss finish, blue steel grip cap, matte magazine tube, 26' vent ribbed barrel with white bead, 3'chamber, fixed full choke, push-button safety. The bore is excellent/bright, condition is like new. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made single action revolver chambered for .45 Long Colt, Manufactured circa 2005 in Southport, CT. Pistol features blue/case color finish, 3 3/4" round barrel, fixed blade front sight, notched frame rear sight, "Birds Head" grid frame,flat ejector rod head, round ejector rod button, six-round fluted cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, thin smooth curved trigger, frame mounted firing pin, transfer bar safety, serrated hammer spur, smooth grip straps, and two-piece mother-of-pearl grips. The original finish is approximately 96% with only superficial scratches, muzzle wear and a drag line on the cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the grips are excellent. Includes a gray plastic box with the original Ruger smooth ebony grips. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Five column 14kt white gold setting with alternating Peridot & Emerald center column, flanked by columns of white diamonds, and yellow diamonds. Very high quality heavy piece. 14k maker marked on back. Weighs 17.23 grams.

Rare factory engraved Colt Model 1911 45ACP cal semi-auto pistol with provenance and museum quality accoutrements and accessories belonging to WWI Aviator William A. Thomas who later served as a policeman and detective for the City of Sacramento, California. Featured on the cover of Rampant Colt Magazine, summer 2016 an article written by "Bob Butterfield" factory letter states 45 cal, blue, (ivory grips) factory engraved level 1, shipped to Shelton Payne Arms Co., El Paso, Texas Jan 29, 1914. One gun in shipment. Long ago the grips were changed to yellow stag from ivory. History - William A. Thomas was born in St. Louis Missouri in 1894 and was drafted in Sacramento CA on June 28, 1918 and reported the Mather Field Sacramento as an enlisted Aviator with rank of corporal. He was discharged March 28, 1919. He worked a short time as a carpenter and was hired as a patrolman for Sacramento, California. He was appointed to Captain of detectives July 30, 1937. He retired April 1, 1947. Accessories and accouterments accompanying this Colt obtained from Thomas' documents: 1) S.D. Meyers stamped clip back holster for 45 auto. 2) Aviators tunic in pristine condition 3) Leather flight helmet with Williams Thomas marking in very good condition. 4) Chief of Detectives retirement badge inscribed and dated on back. 5) Police I.D. 6) Oath of Office W.A. Thomas 7) Tin Box with "Property of W.A. Thomas scratched in paint. 8)Cup pouch - 2 mags both 2 tone vig to fine ?? 9) W.A.T. embossed in case containing 2 rosewood handled brushes. 10) U.S. 1918 first aid pack - unopened 11) Gold embossed folio: W. A. Thomas Sacrament Police Dept on face - inside standard diary with work hours notations, 2 I.D.'s Sacramento P.D. - Chief of Detectives with photo Captain of Port - U.S.C.G. 12) Cops key ring with call box keys, skeleton, whistle. 13) "Dogbone" box 45 auto ammo - full 14) 38 stw cartridges by ?? full 15) 32 stw box of cartridges - full 16) Retirement papers suing Sacramento 1947 17) Tax returns - Approx 15 18)Original factory letter to Bob Butterfield, I.D. photo's, receipts for 5 guns included Colt signed by Shirley Thomas (descendent - daughter) and notarized 2009, numerous articles, photo's police certificates, induction notice from draft board, Honorable discharge, misc cards & Masonic papers, SD Myers catalog 1888-1934. 19) Smith & Wesson ABB, TW 38 safety, 4th model, blue finish cut to 2". Bead and post front sight added, #201138, excellent condition. 90-95% original finishes. W.A.T. scratched under grips. 20) H+R 32 STW - 2nd model 5th variation with auto eject, #9460, C. 1897-1904. Very good overall. 90-95% nickel. Very good condition 21)HTR 22 R.F. #70745 with 90-95 nickel, Very good plus condition, right grip chipped. Condition of Colt 1911 Factory Engraved Serial #C5478. The pistol remains in very good original condition with approximately 70-80% original blue finish thinning at high points and handling areas also loss of finish at muzzle from holster the engraving is sharp and crisp, by Cunio Helfrict Factory engraved in our opinion. The grips have been changed and rear sight during period of use and carry on duty. Good action - bright bore. Conclusion: Larry Wilson concluded only about 150 model 1911 and 1911 A-I's were factory engrave we estimate less that 50 1911's. This is one of the 1st few engrave and sent to Shelton Payne where Pancho Villa shopped for special colts. This is an incredible and historic grouping suitable for display in the finest collection, museum or institution. Described by John R ("Little John" Gangel) Condition is NRA Very Good Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible ***Our research further indicates this model 1911 Colt was among the first 4-5 factory engraved and the very first shipped to Texas!***

Circa 1880's through 1910. All original mahogany base with clawfoot design. Inset with roulette wheel that is painted with red and green demask motiff. Top of wheel is marked Geo Mason & Co Makers Denver, Colorado, two areas have been re felted. Central area is all original and handpainted in traditional red, black and gold. Single drawer with metal pull. Includes marbles. Measures 95"L x 54"W x 35"H. From the Phil Spangenberger collection.

Two tone, yellow gold and sterling wrist watch. Includes box and hang tag.

Signed by Harry Jackson, dated 1982, marked S.A.S. (safe and sound - the title of this bronze) number 3. Henry Jackson 1924-2011 has been called the greatest western sculptor of the late 20th century. He worked out of Cody Wyoming and his work is sought after by collectors worldwide and his pieces are displayed in premier museums and Institutions featuring western art. Safe and sound depicts of Cowboy in a cold north rescuing a calf. Approximately 20x19x10

Colt M1911 A-1 45 A.C. #755344 MFG 1941 with W.B. inspection on frame and "P" proof on top of slide in front of sight. Early rings around screw holes in the grips. Nearly all the arsonal "light" gray parkerized finish remains 98%-99% plus with straps and crisp metal surfaces and excellent markings. Grips are excellent. Blued BBL shows thinning at ejection port area. Bright interior showing very little use. Fine blued mag. No takedown. Scratch and virtually no sign of disassembly a strong 9-1/2 on a 10-10 scale and a hard to find early WWII date.

Rare Colt Model 1900 "Long Slide" Automatic Pistol. Manufactured consecutively from 1900 to 1902, with a total production run of exactly 4,274 units. This early production three digit serial number was manufactured in 1900. This particular Colt 1900 was shipped back to the factory at some point and was refinished and had the rear sight safety modified to have a fixed sight put in place. Short recoil, locked breech, single=action trigger, 6" barrel, blade/notch fixed sights, high hammer spur, 7 round magazine, rear slide serrations, heel magazine release. All colt markings are clear/readable except the Rampant Colt on the rear left frame is a little feint. Smooth walnut grips have been varnished, it has a old re-blued finish with some scattered light pitting showing underneath, the original magazine's floorplate is marked "PAT'D SEPT. 9, 1884", floorplate is pitted. the bore is very good/bright with good rifling, the slide action is very smooth, the grips are very good and the re-blued finish is about 98%. Comes with a Colt factory letter stating this pistol was one of a five gun shipment to the M. Hartly Co. in NYC on September 11, 1900. NRA Condition-Very Good/Refinished. C&R Firearm.

Featuring distinctive metal barba chin pieces consisting of linked chain mill or decorative cut outs Circa 1850's in rustic condition.

Sn: 71C30232. Browning Hi-Power Renaissance, an ultra-premium, factory-engraved variant of the legendary 9mm pistol. Manufactured in Belgium by FN Herstal, 1971. Deep, flowing vine scroll engraving stretches across the slide, frame, trigger guard, and the smallest contours of the pistol. The cuts are dimensional, creating contrast with the satin nickel finish, gold toned trigger, spur hammer, Mother-of-Pearl grips. The bore is pristine, finish is very good with slight edge wear, a couple of very minor scratches, the grips are very good with no chips or cracks, there is some handling wear with finish loss on the trigger, the action is smooth. Comes with one magazine. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

SN: 10452NW231. Made in Japan by Miorku. Semi-automatic 20 Gauge shotgun for 2 3/4" shotshells, circa 1994. Features blued finish, 24" plain barrel with a raised blade/bead front sight, A-5 Buck Special rear sight, fixed Modified choke, Gold accent smooth trigger. Push button safety, magazine cut-off and bolt release button on receiver. The hi-gloss urethane finished two piece stocks are checkered at the wrist and forearm with a black factory buttplate, forearm also has grasping grooves. Bore is excellent/bright, needs cleaning. Retains approx. 98% finish with some minor scratches, wood is very good/sound with scattered light scratches. LOP is 14". NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Desirable single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1952-53. Features a blued finish, 4.75" barrel, internal extractor, round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with ‘v’ notch, smooth trigger, serrated rowel hammer spur, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, 13 round Italian magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Left slide marked "Fabrique Nationale D'armes De Guerre", "Herstal Belgique", Browning's patent Depose". Belgium proofs and matching serial numbers. Pistol retains approximately 94% of its original finish showing minor patina/loss on the grip straps, some edge/handling wear, action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the grips are excellent. Comes with a nice Bianchi belt/snap holster. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Vintage take-down pump action rimfire rifle manufactured circa 1952. Features blued finish, grooved walnut pump handle, smooth walnut butt with curved grip, checkered steel buttplate, 24" barrel, blade/bead front and sporting rear sights, 2/3 length magazine tube under barrel, push button safety, serrated trigger, takedown screw on receiver left. Bore is excellent/bright. Original blue is about 90% with minor handling/edge wear, some minor scratches/scuffs. Wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/dings. action is smooth. Numbers match on receiver & extension. Condition is NRA Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

Russian made semi-automatic long-stroke operated AK style modern sporting rifle chambered for 7.62x39mm. This rifle was produced in 2002, and imported by ZDF out of Salt Lake City, UT. The left side of the receiver is marked 'Vyatskiye Polyany' which is a town in Kirov Oblast, Russia, where this rifle was manufactured. Rifle features a matte black finish, an approximately 20-3/8" chrome-lined barrel, fully adjustable shrouded post front sight, fully adjustable tangent rear sight graduated to 300 meters, optic mounting rail on the left side of receiver, smooth curved single-hook trigger, checkered manual safety lever, 1.5mm thick stamped steel receiver with a bulged trunnion and a bump rivet, ribbed gas tube, smooth charging handle, paddle magazine release in front of the trigger guard, smooth dust cover, telescoping recoil rod with a coiled spring, spring loaded firing pin, fixed black polymer Robinson Armament shoulder stock with a sling stud, and a smooth black polymer triangular shaped forend with a sling stud. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with extremely light handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Rivets are pressed flat, and are properly domed. The polymer furniture is in excellent condition with little to speak of. This rifle appears to be unfired. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

With matching shoulder stock and leather carrier. This Mauser is authentic and completely original showing 92%-96% correct blue finish with factory bright blue on small parts. Sharp edges and markings. Only minor loss of finish at contact areas with stock and high points. Bore and interior "Bright" Grips are very good plus to near fine and also correct. # on stock matches and not re-numbered also stock is V.G plus to almost fine with small storage marks and minor imperfections1911 dated leather carrier by Hans Romer of Neu ULM is retained. The carrier is good other than strap that secures to wood wtock missing. A strong 8.5-9 on 1-10 scale and from a premier semi auto dealers collection who could not find a better unrestored big rod 9 in 50 years of dealing in German early auto- pistols.

Finnish made bolt-action centerfire sporting rifle chambered for .243 Winchester. This rifle was likely produced between 1961 and 1963. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 23-1/2" tapered heavy barrel (Bofors Steel), no provisions for iron sights, serrated sliding manual thumb safety on the right side of the bolt shroud, Mauser style bolt, serrated bolt release switch on the left receiver rail, swept-back and turned-down bolt handle with a knurled knob, internal magazine with a hinged floorplate, serrated curved trigger, and a single-piece Buehler scope mount installed onto the receiver. The dark finished walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with a black inlaid diamond, right-hand cheek piece, sling swivel studs on the forend and the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a brown rubber ventilated Pachmayr White Line recoil pad with white and black spacers. A Leupold Vari-X II 3-9x40mm rifle scope with a post and duplex type reticle is mounted using two-piece 1" rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with light edge wear, thinning on the bolt knob, and some minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there are very light oxidative spots and pin-prick pitting along the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in very good condition with minor handling and storage marks on the bottom-rear of the shoulder stock, and a red stain at the forend. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright, with the slightest of yellowing. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

with Virginia City, Nevada Mining history illustrated front cover of Colt collection's magazine winter 2017. Article entitled "The Colt Model" 1877 of Hugh Lamb Virginia City mine foreman by Bob Butterfield and considered by his estate. This lightening is nickel plated and inscribed on the backstrap "Hugh Lamb" in genuine to the period script and the front sight is set back professional when BBL shortened to 2" from 3-1/2 probably by Kitteridge in Ohio where was shipped on July 6, 1880, this Colt is named "The Consolidated Mine" Colt in the collecting fraternity. A historic archive of letter, photo's holster, watch with chains, cigar case, shaving mug, cold match safe, cards, silver ingot and other artifacts accompany this museum quality display that is superior to any Nevada mining history pistol we know to exist in any private or museum collection. A) The holster is a rare cummerbund style favored by messengers, Wells Fargo agents, lawmen, and gunfighters in the 19th century. The holster has 3 buckles and is 4-3/4W x 31" in length. Two pouches with buckles are for letters, bank notes, or coins 8"W. The holster is fitted to accept this 2" Thunderer by the holster maker. a pocket for watch and chain also is featured. The condition is good to very good and in my opinion was custom made in San Francisco or Northern California by a saddle maker or leathersmith as it has a California style and is 100% professionally made during 1880's by an expert. Condition is good to very good and wear. B) Match safe inscribed "High Lamb" mounted with gold quart 2 - unmarked as to gold or the maker. C) Box Hinge large size pocket watch - dial marked "Cummings & Son San Francisco, CAL". Gold filled case with chain and fob containing cigar cutter (gold filled also) Faitys monarch marked case - patent 1884 #448782. Movement marked cumings and San Francisco, #43015 with no other info. other than safety pinion. This company was known for high quality swiss movements marketed on under their name. Runs well with with clean movement in very good condition. D) Finely hand engraved silver plated cigar case for 3 - 5-3/4 medium size cigars unmarked 3rd quarter 19th century. E) Personalized high grade hand-painted porcelain shaving mug "Hugh Lamb" on the front with gold accents and florals, marked Will and Fink, 269 market st, SF and maker marked H+C. Has breaks and repair to finger ring. F.) Photographic and letter archive documenting the life and career of Hugh Lamb and his employment as supervisor/foreman of the historic consolidated mine of Virginia City Nevada. I would definitely rate this as a treasure trove of Nevada mining history that is equal to or superior to what is on display at major Nevada Institutions or museums. A letter dated June 1878 indicating lamb was in San Francisco giving update on activities of the mine. 27 other letters are included and one is from Governor's office, Carson City, concerning letter of introduction for J.W. Adams obtaining employment at the mine. Other letters requesting employment at not "too hot" a level. Letter from boarding house owner who wants help collecting lawful debt from minor who is a renter because he spends "all his money at gambling tables or Hore Houses". Letter from James Fain sending $50 draft as Christmas present, a letter from saloon keeper warning two employees he fired were making threats on Hugh's life and other interesting letters concerning his life and activities in mining. Photographs of Hugh Lamb, crew of mine, mine tour group, family, mine wife, daughters, his home and other structures, friends, babies many on Virginia City photographers cards. All original sepia tone photos off original negative. Over 50 total many I'd on back in what we presume is the hand of Hugh Lamb (Note offers of over 1000 each on mining crow photo's that are inscribed in pen Virginia City June 14,1888. In conclusion, I will categorically state that I know of no other Colt pistol with such an extensive and impressive group of supporting history to an important Nevada mining individual in the 19th century. Condition - The revolver remains in good to very good condition with the majority of the original nickel finish showing even loss & aging, good markings, sharp grips with minor hairline crack on side, matching numbers, full etched panel. Description by John Gangel Sold as a collection only. Condition is NRA Fine Antique Firearm

Early original table and top card piece with mahogany clawfoot base with one single drawer. Top card folding piece is felted with hand painted carved design. Handpainted card reads "The Geo Mason Company 1910 Lawrence Street Denver". Measures 73" L x 34"D x 35"H. From the Phil Spangenberger collection.

A true ‘Black Army’. No inspectors initials. Stamped eagle head "S8" above the magazine release. On May 15, 1918, the Army Ordnance Department officially transitioned away from using monogrammed inspector initials (like JMG or WTG) at the Colt factory. This pistol’s serial number (324111) falls right after this cutoff. Instead of initials, a military inspector from this period would have stamped the pistol with a "Eagle's Head" proof mark. These pistols were made for a short time between June 1918 and March 1919 and fall within the serial number range of roughly 233,601 to 580,600. serial number 324111 falls squarely into the true "Black Army" production window. According to military shipping records from Colt's factory, this specific pistol was manufactured in mid-1918 (within the May to October 1918 production batch that ran from serial numbers 290,000 to 450,000) "United States Property" stamp on the left frame. Serial range (S/N 290,000 to 450,000, produced between May 1918 and October 1918) puts the pistol directly in the transition window where Colt was rapidly changing its manufacturing processes to meet wartime demands. At serial number 324111, having "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the left side of the frame is entirely correct. Late WWI era U.S. Army contract single action semi-automatic service pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1918. Features a blued finish, 5" barrel, low profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with “U” notch, smooth trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, 7 round ‘two tone’ magazine, steel frame, smooth mainspring housing with lanyard loop and double diamond checkered walnut grips. Markings: Left slide - "PATENTED APR.20,1897. SEPT.9,1902/DEC.19,1905. FEB.14,1911. AUG.19,1913", "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. CO./HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.", [Rampant Colt], Right slide "MODEL OF 1911. U.S. ARMY". Left frame "UNITED STATES PROPERTY, right frame No "324111". Pistol retains approximately 70% of its original finish with strong bluing retained on the frame & slide with a small amount of scattered surface rust, flaking/wear on top of the slide, front strap and the under side of the trigger guard with some scattered light pitting. The action is sound, the bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, the markings are clear and the wood grips are very good with minor wear. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Sculpture titled "Mandan" #3 of only 30 by Joe Beeler. Approximately 9" x 10" on 1-3/4" high stand. Joe Beeler was an Arizona artist who co founded Cowboy Artists of America and died in the saddle near Sedona. A finely detailed work and desirable low number in limited edition.

With custom large ring and fast fire level like "Riflemans" gun used in the iconic T.V. series. Bottom of the frame shows E marking for Ellis Merchantile early West L.A. Prop house that rented firearms and props of all sorts to movie studios and television productions. No specific documentation to any production could be found with this lot as it was recently purchased in west L.A. by a collector of movie props who could not document its fils use. The carbine shows & studo old re-blue and "antique aging" Nice fiddleback stripped walnut stocks that may help identify in stills. Rear sight changed. Bore is fair to poor proably from blanks. Action and mechanics are good. Every major production had "backup guns and props" as to not lose a valuable shoot for loss of a prop or malfunction. The armors on the rifleman series had at least 3 model 92's like this one ready in case on brokeor jammed as was often the case as they were not designed to twirl or fast fire. A chance exits this 92 could by I'd as back up for a major production but at least B Chuck Connors Rifleman Guns are currently known.

featuring an amazing 3.23 carat a G.I.A. Certified Very Fine, vivid Blue Green Zambian Emerald with minor clarity enhancement with a clarity rating of (F1) accented with 2 matching G.I.A. Certified Emerald cut Diamonds one weighing 0.85 carats with Extraordinary Extra Fine ‘D’ color and VS2 clarity weighing and the second weighing 0.86 carats with ‘H’ color and VS2 clarity surrounded by 64 round Diamonds weighing 0.50 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in an exceptional, custom crafted 18 karat yellow gold and 14 karat white gold setting. Ring size 8 ½ can be resized. This Top-Quality Luxury Center Piece to any Jewelry Collection. Full Retail Appraised Value - $53,000.00

With extra matching mags and 1938 dated holster marked Gerbruder Klinge-Dresend. The luger retains 95% plus bright original finish just drifted at high points and contact areas with holster. Sharp and crisp with fine to excellend grips. Bright interior showing slight use only. The Holster is very good with normal aging but retains all original straps and never polished up. A completely authentic rig with correct matching magazines from a premier collectors estate. A strong 9-9-1/2 on 1-10 scale for collectors who value authenticity over restoration - note we guarantee "original" finish on this lot and original stampings on mags!

SN: 245NY61834. Browning Hi-Power Renaissance, an ultra-premium, factory-engraved variant of the legendary 9mm pistol. Manufactured in Belgium, 1992. Signed by J.P. Bailly, a renowned Master Engraver for FN Herstal. Deep, flowing vine scroll engraving stretches across the slide, frame, trigger guard, and the smallest contours of the pistol. The cuts are dimensional, creating contrast with the satin nickel finish, gold toned trigger & ring hammer, ambidextrous safety , smooth rosewood grips. The bore is pristine, finish & grips are excellent and the action is smooth. Includes one magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

'Pre-Ban,' American made semi-automatic gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Hartford, CT. The Colt AR-15 A2 Sporter II was produced from around 1982 to 1989. Rifle features a parkerized barrel finish, matte black anodized receiver finish, early type upper receiver with an "A1" type rear sight, an A2 20" heavy contour barrel with a 1:7" twist rate, A2 style flash suppressor, A2 front sight base with an elevation adjustable post, smooth curved single-stage trigger, rifle-length gas system, AR-15 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, annular cut push-button magazine release, sling loop and bayonet lug on the front sight base, no shell deflector or forward assist, spring loaded ejection port cover, early style lower receiver without fencing, dual screw style front pivot pin, serrated left receiver mounted manual safety, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, checkered A2 style black polymer pistol grip with a finger shelf, rifle length fixed stock, checkered butt plate with a storage compartment, round black polymer ribbed rifle length hand guards with aluminum heat shields. The barrel is marked "C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7". The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with some very minor scratches and blemishes, contact wear on the barrel by the front sight base, and minimal edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture plastic is in excellent condition with superficial handling blemishes. No magazine included. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Maker marked Pierce, copper and silver overlaid gall leg design on brown leather spotted bridle

SN:36342V5. Belgium made Over-and-Under box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shells manufactured circa 1965. Imported by Browning Arms Company out of St. Louis, MO. & Montreal P.Q. Featuring blued finished, 28" vent ribbed barrels, chokes are fixed Full over Mod, ejectors, steel bead front sight, gold-toned single smooth curved inertia trigger, tang mounted serrated sliding barrel selector and safety, and a checkered top lever. The receiver, top lever, and trigger guard display limited coverage of floral and scroll engravings with edge designs. Figured high gloss walnut furniture consists of a round-knob gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with Deeley latch release, factory buttplate. 14 1/2" length-of-pull, 1-3/8" drop at comb, 2-5/8" drop at heel. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% with a few light scattered scratches, handling/edge on the receiver sides, bottom metal & lower tang, wood is overall very good/sound with scratches, some scrapes on the comb with finish loss. Bores are excellent/bright and the action opens easily with tight lock-up and the top lever right of center. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

This is a engraved 1st generation Colt Single-Action Army revolver chambered in .38 Special. Nickel finish, possibly a period refinish when it was engraved. Serial number dates it to 1938. Features a 5 1/2' barrel, correct one-line Hartford address on top of barrel, matching serial numbers on the frame, triggerguard and backstrap. TG & Backstrap SN's are under the left grip panel. One piece genuine ivory grip with Mexican eagle/snake craved in right panel and a Mexican 2 peso gold coin (Issued by Banco de México from 1919-1948) inletted in the right panel above the eagle. The cylinder is 2nd generation with the 'Rampant Colt" stamped on the rear face of the cylinder. Revolver has level C engraving, beautiful distinct foliate scrolling and beaded backgrounds as well as lined borders, unsigned. There is no caliber marking on the left barrel, no assembly number on the loading gate and no patent dates on the left frame, most likely done during the engraving process. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth with tight lock-up, engraving is crisp, the nickel finish is about 97% with some minor scratches and some very light scattered patina and the ivory grips have a nice cream patina with some fine grain lines ("Schreger lines" or bark lines), slight shrinkage. Comes in a nice maroon felt lined, form fitted wooden presentation box with brass plaque in the interior reading "Colt Single Action Army Revolver". NRA Condition-Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

SN: C12585. Standalone version of the M203PI which differs from current production models by having a sliding stock and ventilated sighting rib. The M203PI (Product Improved) is typically designed as an under-barrel grenade launcher for M16/M4 rifles. This is installed on a R/M Equipment frame/chassis. These carrier kits—commonly referred to as an "M203 Standalone"—transform the under-barrel module into an independent weapon system with the following features: A2 grip, ambidextrous safety lever in the triggerguard, picatinney rail installed allows you to mount a leaf sight, quadrant sight, or an optical red dot, knurled tube release/loading on the left side of tube frame, black nylon sling attached. 16" overall length with collapsed stock, 16" with stock extended. Overall very good condition with some minor scratches, dings, strong rifling in the tube, mechanically excellent. NFA Firearm.

SN: 115029. Vintage blowback operated single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9mm Browning Long, manufactured in Birmingham, England circa 1909-1914. The model 1909 is scarce with just under 1,700 made in its six year production span. Features a factory high polish blued finish, 5" barrel with round blade front sight, windage adjustable rear sight with 'v' notch, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, arched grip safety, push button magazine release on the heel, 8 round magazine, slide catch on the top of the slide with push button release, steel frame with lanyard loop on the left side and black checkered bakelite grips. Markings: [winged bullet]/”W&S”, “WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/9M/M AUTOMATIC PISTOL” and various Birmingham proofs. The slide, barrel & frame retain approximately 75% of their original high polish blued finish showing edge wear, scattered losses and some very light pitting on the right slide. The triggerguard, magazine hammer and trigger have been left in-the-white polished finish. Action is sound, the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, the markings are clear/readable and the grips are very good. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

American made magazine fed bolt-action target rifle chambered for .308 Winchester, and manufactured circa 2016 in Newport, NH. Rifle features a matte black anodized finish, cold hammer-forged 4140 medium contour 20” barrel with 5R rifling, 5/8-24 TPI muzzle threads with a smooth thread protector and wrench flats cut onto it, three-lug bolt with 70 degree throw, turned down bolt handle with oversized knob, Marksman Adjustable trigger with integral blade safety, accepts detachable box magazines, serrated AR-15 style manual safety with a 45 degree throw, flared magazine well, paddle magazine release in front of the trigger guard, Ruger 12-1/4” aluminum free-float key-mod handguard, Ruger AR-15 style pistol grip with stippling on the sides and serrations on the straps, quick-detach sling socket on the left side of the shoulder stock, serrated solid black rubber recoil pad, and a Ruger left-side folding shoulder stock with adjustable length-of-pull and adjustable cheek piece. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 98% with very light and minimal scratches on the barrel and handguard, and superficial edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is in excellent condition with only superficial handling blemishes. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Deluxe mid range rifle in 40-70 Cal (Straitcase) Serial #17106. Included is a correct sharps sight box of smaller size for mid range rifle containing venire tang sight with 2 eye discs, screw, target front sight with spirit level ,extra glass with 2 extra apetures for front sight. The box in very good condition showing "Sharps Rifle Co., Bridgeport, Conn." on the top in gold lettering. 30 round BBL, hard rubber side panels, extra de-luxe checkered burg wood stocks. Weight without sights is the BBL retains 95%-98% original blue finish with sharp address and bright polish on end of muzzle, frame shows 30-50% case & colors going to silver gray with light evidence of rainbow hues and some mottling and discoloration's from natural age. The wood is V.G. plus to near fine with crisp checkering and minor crazing and scratching and one major scratch at center rear of left side of butt stock. The bore is bright and rifling well defined. A strong 9-10 on a 1-10 scale for condition. The original hard rubber butt plate is fully intact. The collection of "Bob" Butterfield former President of Sharps Collectors Association. Note - Many sharps collections have agreed, The most de-luxe wood they have ever seen on any Borchardt. Condition is NRA Fine. Antique Firearm

Used for cheating, including... 1) "Thus lied", patent marked 1893 2) "The Wizard", patent 1888 3) "Common Sense", patent marked 1885 4) "Out of Sight", no patent date From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

By Michael Wardle #1 of 20. Entitled "Runs with the Wind" Measurements 15" H x 7" W on oak base. Entitled "White Fawn" also #1 of 20 Measurements 15" H x 7" W. Born 1952. Known for: Figure, abstraction, sculpture.

Multi colored with maize border. In overall good condition. However, slightly misshapen due to improper cleaning. Measures 79"L x 54"W

#ch003052 'Pre-ban,' American made semi-automatic gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Hartford, CT. The Colt The Colt Sporter 'Competition HBAR' was first introduced in 1992. Rifle features a matte black anodized receiver finish, flat top picatinny upper receiver, a 20" heavy barrel with a 1:9" twist rate, A2 style flash suppressor, A2 front sight base with an elevation adjustable post, removable carry handle with a fully adjustable dual aperture rear sight, smooth curved single-stage trigger, rifle-length gas system, half-moon style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, annular cut push-button magazine release, sling loop on the front sight base, shell deflector, annular cut forward assist, spring loaded ejection port cover, serrated paddle bolt release, fenced lower receiver, dual screw style front pivot pin, serrated left receiver mounted manual safety, Colt factory sear block, rifle length fixed stock, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, checkered rubber Pachmayr Gripper pistol grip with a finger grooves, checkered butt plate with a storage compartment, round black polymer ribbed rifle length hand guards with aluminum heat shields. The barrel is marked "C MP 5.56 NATO 1/9 HBAR". The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with some very minor blemishes, and minimal edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture plastic is in excellent condition with superficial handling blemishes. No magazine included. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Early production slide action repeating, take-down rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Correct barrel marking of ".22 L". Belgium proofs. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1925. Features a 22" round tapered barrel, round tube magazine, dovetailed bead top blade front sight, sporting rear sight, take-down steel receiver with square tang, smooth curved trigger, slide release inside the trigger guard, knurled cross-bolt safety, grooved wood slide handle and checkered pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Rifle been cleaned and retains none of the original bluing and is in the white showing scattered pitting. Action is mechanically sound, the bore is overall very good/bright with light frosting in the grooves, the slide handle and the shoulder stock are very good. The markings crisp/clear. Comes with the factory box and manual. NRA Condition-Good. C&Firearm.

Three ring set with center rectangular modified cut center stone .80 carat F grade VS1 clarity grade. Set in platinum mounting. Include GIA cert and international gemological info cert. Flanked by 6 round cut diamonds. Includes two other platinum and diamond rings. Set with 12 round brilliant cut diamonds that are .37cts with VS-2 and both are H color or better. Size 4.

Commercial post-war production U.S. M1 Carbine pattern semi-automatic rifle chambered in .30 Carbine. Hialeah, FL manufacture. Features a blued finish, 18" compensated barrel with a shrouded blade front sight, adjustable sliding aperture rear peep sight, smooth trigger, round bolt, rotary safety, push button M2 magazine release, bolt catch lever on the right side of the receiver, barrel band with no bayonet lug, ventilated black metal handguard, and smooth wood pistol grip shoulder stock and checkered metal butt plate. Rifle retains approximately 96% of it's original finish with some friction wear on the bolt, bore is excellent/bright, wood stock is excellent with little to no marks. Comes with (1) 10 rd metal magazine, (1) 30 rd metal magazine, one Universal 10 rd plastic magazine and GI green web sling & oiler. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Black and Brown leather chaps with floral tooled borders. Accented with sterling silver. Floral and horse motif conchos. Tooled leather pockets. Sterling buckle. In overall good condition. Shows some wear and cracking to belt and losses to stitching. Unmarked.

Yellow gold woven mesh bracelet. Weighs 22.14 Grams. Measures 7-1/2" end to end.

Engraved recoil operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 Gauge shells. Features a high polish blued finish, 30-inch light-contour vent-rib barrel designed specifically for clay-target shooting, Remington Singles .027 choke installed, designed for standard-bore trap shooting at 16-yard singles events barrel marked ("Target Contour"), white bead front sight, small silver bead mid-sight, half length magazine tube, scroll engraved receiver with Gold inlaid American Eagle on the left side, "Classic Trap" on the right, polished bolt, push button safety, beveled gold toned trigger, glossy press checkered deluxe walnut forend and pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad & grip cap.14 1/4" LOP. Shotgun exhibits approximately 98% of it's original blued finish showing some minor scratches, action is smooth, bore is excellent/bright and wood stocks are near fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

With animal effigies in multi colored stone accents. Features a large kokopeli with a rabbit, a bear, a hawk, a turtle and a cross. All sterling Santa Fe marked

American made semi-automatic gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for .308 Winchester, and manufactured in Ilion, NY. The Remington Model R-25 was manufactured circa 2009-2014, and was Remington's attempt to join the AR market. Rifle features a Mossy Oak Treestand camouflage finish, flat-top picatinny railed upper receiver, a fluted 20" Chrome-Moly barrel with a recessed target crown, no iron sights installed, smooth curved single-stage trigger (AR-15 style), low-profile picatinny railed gas block, 12-1/2" aluminum free-float tube with a sling stud on the bottom, spring loaded dust cover, annular cut push-button magazine release, staked gas key, annular cut bolt assist, integral trigger guard, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated left receiver mounted manual safety, flared magazine well, checkered A2 style pistol grip, standard charging handle, fixed rifle shoulder stock with a sling stud on the bottom, rifle length receiver extension with standard buffer and buffer spring, and a checkered black plastic butt plate with a storage compartment. The original Mossy Oak Treestand finish retained is approximately 97% with some chipping on the pistol grip and a small mark on the left side of the shoulder stock. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is in very good to excellent condition with no notable damage. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Wooden wagon bench with metal springs. John Deere green with "John Deere, Moline, ILL" in yellow on backrest. Some paint chipped off. Paint and wood are in good condition overall. Has been refinished. Measures: 42"L x 31"H x 21"D

American made 'Series 70' semi-automatic single-action pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, manufactured circa 1978 in Hartford, CT. This 1911 is a highly customized example of a Colt Government pistol. Pistol features a blued refinish with polished flats and matte contours, flared and lowered ejection port, rear slide cocking serrations, no firing pin block safety, a 5" barrel, checkered front strap, checkered Ed Brown Wedge mainspring housing, full-length two-piece guide rod, hollow recoil spring plug, fixed serrated blade front sight, dovetailed square notched rear sight, solid smooth curved adjustable trigger, squared and checkered front trigger guard, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated ambidextrous Swenson frame mounted manual safety, checkered slide stop, bobbed hammer with a serrated spur, extended beaver tail grip safety with a checkered memory bump, accepts seven and eight round magazines, flared magazine well, magazine funnel, and checkered two-piece hardwood grips with gold-toned Colt medallions on both sides and a thumb groove on the left panel. The slide is marked "COLT'S GOVERNMENT MODEL" on the right side of the slide. The left side of the slide is marked "COLT'S MKIV/SERIES '70, GOVERNMENT MODEL, .45 AUTOMATIC CALIBER." A single line Colt address is marked on the right side of frame. The blued refinish retained is approximately 97% with a little edge wear, muzzle wear, minor handling blemishes, and some marks on the top of the slide from ejected cases. Some of the blued parts are taking on a plum color. Metal display no rust, or deformation. The grip safety has some discoloring on the bottom. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling (but dirty). The grip wood is in poor condition with a crack on the right grip panel, and a vertically oriented medallion. No magazine included. Condition is NRA Good - As Modified. ***Modern Firearm***

Colt single action army revolver in 38 S&W caliber with 5-1/2" BBL and magnum frame. Serial #356096. The 38 S&W differs from the more common 38 colt special in the fact that original S&W specials have no cut out above the rear of BBL at front of frame. Hence the designation "Magnum Frame" This rare colt is one of only 25 produced and remains in new mint original condition. 99% plus original blue and case hardened. Finishes with very little sign of operation use, the grips, markings, bone and action are a 9 on 1-10 grading scale and very nearly mint. Note: Little John sole this exact colt more than 30 years ago to a northern novana collector and it was 1 of 3 in this caliber that iconic collector Ray Biley obtained from Don Littman that had an association to President Anthony of Colt Firearms by our relocation. Sadly there is no documentation to Anthony as lost in estate and too late to Factory letter, but guaranteed 100% authentic by J.R. Gangel "Little John" the current describer. See factory letter.

1939 dated S-42 mfg code (Mauser) Luger in 9mm Cal serial #7449. All matching serial numbers with 2 original matching magazines and 1939 dated holster showing Frofferman + Sohn Bonsberg marked and Nazi proof holster with take-down tool. This fully original luger retains 90 plus percent original blue finish that is thinning at left muzzle and high point of side plate from contact and carry in the holster. Bright bore and mechanically sound. 3 proofs including 2 eagle 63. A desirable original rig that was obviously a G.I. bring back from WWII. Note: Holster very good with belt loops and tabs intact showing light color original (not dyed stitching). For the collector who likes fully authentic and original as used and carried rigs.

The Browning Hi-Power 125th Anniversary Edition is a rare, highly collectible 9mm semi-automatic pistol released to celebrate Browning’s founding. Only 125 of these specific limited-edition pistols were manufactured, making them extremely rare. The slide and frame feature a polished coin/silver nitride finish with elegant scroll engravings. The top of the slide is gold-engraved with "125 Years Browning 1878 - 2003" alongside a vignette portrait of John Moses Browning circled in gold. Right slide marked "LIMITED SERIES/ONE OF 125/MADE IN BELGIUM".Features smooth oil-finished walnut grips, a gold-washed trigger, ambidextrous safety. Comes in a correctly labeled factory hard case with spare magazine. (2) Total. Bore is excellent/bright, finish & grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

Features an all sterling design inlaid with abalone, turquoise, and coral. Maker marked A. Gasper on back.

Original German Waffen-SS M1944 dot pattern combat tunic. Later example made from a strong herringbone twill printed on one side with the 'dot' camouflage scheme developed in 1943. Non-reversible. Made without loops for shoulder boards or sleeve eagles, tunic shows no evidence of sewing for rank insignia of cuff title. It correctly has almost no lining with gray rayon material around and under the arms, belt hook suspenders, and strips of the rayon inside the adjustable vent cuffs. Correct two holes for the belt hook suspenders, the hanging loop at the neck and inside the flaps of the four un-pleated pockets. The fall collar can be buttoned to the throat, all the buttons are intact and all marked 'F&B' (Funcke & Brünninghaus, a well-known maker based in Lüdenscheid, Germany) they retain most of the original olive green paint with wear/loss to the higher crown. The cuff buttons are bakelite and the wound dressing pocket has a small pressed steel four eye button. The tunic shows heavy use with the camo somewhat faded, it is complete with all stitching intact, there is wear, some pulls to the material on the back with a couple of small holes, there is also a small hole in the left, top pocket. Any size stamps have faded with use, the left lining rayon is ink stamped 'SS-BW', in the Nordic rune style. SS-Bekleidungswerke, (SS Clothing Works). Production facilities and tailoring workshops were located in various cities and major concentration camp complexes, including Dachau, Oranienburg, Buchenwald, and Ravensbrück. The right belt hook suspender and the rayon around them has rust stains showing the hook was used in the top hole, the left suspender is clean showing the soldier most likely only used one hook. The wound dressing pocket shows rust stains with tears 7 holes showing the dressing was carried with a safety pin to secure it, very common. A text book, original field used tunic. Consigner also has a Waffen-SS Camouflage helmet cover in the auction.

Oval Tanzanite and diamond pendant. Cut blue center tanzanite with diamond halo surrounding the tanzanite. Set in18k white gold. .

The Kimber "Superamerica" (originally associated with the Model 82 series) is widely considered one of the finest and most accurate American-made rimfire rifles ever produced. Renowned for it's craftsmanship, it features a 22" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, high polish blue finish, hinged floorplate, manual safety on the bolt shroud, smooth, wide trigger, 2 piece Redfield/Leupold style rings and bases. Stock is highly figured walnut with contrasting black forend tip (appears to be ebony wood), oil rubbed finish, steel grip cap, sling swivel studs, factory solid rubber recoil pad, checkered wrap-around panel at forend, and checkered panels at wrist, check piece on left butt stock. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% dark high polish bluing. Stock is near excellent with some very minor scratches. Mounts a Austrian made Swarovski Habicht 3-9x36A Nova scope, lens caps, green nylon factory cover and duplex reticle, clear optics. Nice Kimber padded brown leather sling attached. Comes with two 5-rd factory magazines with canvass pouch, Swarovski lens cleaners, patch and life time warranty, Kimber test target and manual. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

A sterling silver concho belt inlaid with turquoise and coral in a Kokopeli and wave motif. Maker marked. Each concho measures 4"W x 2-1/2"H. Measures 34" end to end.

Antique Civil War era breech-loading lever action saddle ring repeating carbine chambered for .50 Rimfire, manufactured circa 1863-1865. The Spencer was adopted by the Union Army during the American Civil War and was the world's first military metallic cartridge repeating rifle. More than 11,000 Model 1860 Spencer Carbines were retrofitted by Springfield Arsenal after the Civil War. The modifications comprise of a Stabler magazine cut-off and a 3-groove Springfield liner in the barrel, which reduces the bore diameter to .50 caliber. Carbine features a blued 22" round barrel, fixed blade front sight, flip-up ladder style rear sight graduated to 700 yards, smooth curved rounded trigger, checkered hammer spur, 7-round tube magazine with a serrated base located in the buttstock, Stabler magazine cut-off removed, sling bar with saddle ring, and a 'J' shaped finger lever. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth walnut forend with a single barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal buttplate. Furniture retains no visible cartouches. The forward top of receiver was marked "SPENCER REPEATING RIFLE CO BOSTON MASS, PAT’d MARCH 6, 1860", and the markings are partial. This carbine has a combination of color-case hardening and blued components. The blued finish retained is approximately 40% with normal handling marks, and the barrel is taking on an aged dark brown patina. The former color-case hardened receiver displays a mottled grey patina, with little to no colors left. Metal displays some rust, patina, and pitting throughout. The action seems to be in good working order with the two-cock hammer and trigger mechanisms working well. The bore is fair to good with strong rifling, and some corrosion. The wood stocks are sound with minimal dings and dents for its age, but there is a missing screw in the forend. Condition is NRA Fair to Good ***Antique Firearm***

Hand woven rug with bold geometric pattern in red, black and white. Measures 41" x 27-1/2" in excellent condition.

Original Japanese Wakizashi short sword, one of the traditionally made Japanese swords worn by the samurai in feudal Japan.17' Shinogi-Zukuri (Ridge-line style) Folded steel blade (fold lines are evident on the spine and body of the blade), unsigned tang (kogatana is signed) with centuries of dark oxidation, the one hole is punched, not drilled. traditional, hand-forged piece most likely from the Late Muromachi or the Edo Period (roughly between 1500 and 1850). more likely late Muromachi Period (c. 1500 – 1573) with the slender blade with deeper curve (Sori). Early Edo period swords had straighter blades.17' blades were a very common length for early companion swords worn during civil war times. Blade collar ("habaki") is laminated brass. Handle (Tsuka) made of wood wrapped in ray skin, wrapped in black fabric. On the handle, under the fabric, you can see (menuki) copper alloy depicting dragons. The “kashira” end cap and "Fuchi collar are decorated with bamboo leaves and shishi's (guardian lion-dogs) is a mythical protector symbolizing strength, courage, and the warding off of evil. The one hole in the unsigned tang is punched, not drilled, round (Maru Gata) shaped iron tsuba with two spacers is inlaid in gilt with village scene. Brown lacquered saya (wooden scabbard) with kurigata sageo cord loop mount intact with copper end fitting to saya. Inlet slot is designed to hold a small utility knife known as a kogatana, The kogatana's blade has a 3 mei signature and the menuki appears to be intertwined serpents. (hard to make out). The blade has some patches of surface rust. The sageo cord is of newer manufacture. Overall very good for it's age, the blade displays scattered patina and some dark spots, may improve with polishing. Comes in a newer red/gray storage bag with tassels.

Original Fine Art Bronze Sculpture entitled "Easy Rider" by Gib Singleton. Approximately 13"H x 19-1/2W on wood base measuring 3"H x 23" x 8". Very popular New Mexico artist who's works are featured in high end art galleries and sought after by serious art collectors. Gallery priced at $5,800.00

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Military issue 45 A.C.P. caliber semi-auto pistol, M.F.G. by Springfield Armory Serial #103651. Good to very good condition with 50-70% original blue military finish remaining. Good markings and crisp edges. Good to v.g. grips even wear and loss of finish from carry and use. Original "crimped bottom edge magazine, correct P-S marked BBL. Some normal take-down scratches and marks consistent with military use and storage. Good mechanically with clean bore that is good. A 7 on 1-10 grading scale that's a totally "right and original " Springfield as issued.

By Jack Hamilton, Colorado artist. Entitled "Settin Up Camp" Measures 33"W x 26"H. Hand sign lower right hand corner in barnwood frame. Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines.

All sterling necklace which features turquoise, gaspeite, sugalite, turquoise, lapis, and jet. Maker marked (MLB) beautiful and unique all sterling design

.22 Short. SNs: 14416N & 14417N. Consecutive numbered single shot derringers featuring nickel finish, white faux ivory grips, fixed sights, 2.5" barrels. Bores are excellent/bright. Overall condition is excellent. Case has the appearance of a book, with snap type strap closure, red satin lid lining, red velvet French style fitted bottom, burgundy color spine labeled "COLT DERINGERS / LIMITED EDITION / 1836 - 1960". Faux gilt pages complete the sides of the case. the spine of the book has separated and is missing about 1 1/2" of the top, closure flap is missing. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New, C&R Firearms.

William Tell. RESTORED PAINT. Springs not working due to fire damage before being restored. For use as a decorator only.

Discontinued high quality Citori Esprit (Pointer) Japanese made by Miroku over and under box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, manufactured circa 2001. (2001 manufacture date falls right around the introduction of the model, which officially debuted in 2002),Shotgun imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan, UT. and Montreal P.Q. Featuring a gloss blued finish, 28" low profile ventilated ribbed barrels, Invector chokes installed Mod over IM, green fiber optic sight,selective ejectors, single curved smooth gold-toned inertia trigger, and serrated sliding tang safety and barrel selector. The coin finished receiver features fine floral/scroll engraving removable decorative sideplates. The figured walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, grooved and checkered schnabel forend with Deeley latch release, factory vented rubber recoil pad, 14 1/8" length-of-pull, 1-11/16" drop at comb, 2" drop at heel, and a brown rubber ventilated factory recoil pad. Receiver, forend, and barrels all have matching serial numbers, '07408.' The original blued barrel finish remaining is approximately 99% with superficial scratches, the wood is overall excellent with a couple of minor dents on the bottom of the grip, some handling wear on the trigger and the coin receiver is excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

14kt yellow gold tapered bands with channel set baguette-cut diamonds in wave design. Combined weight is 10.18 grams. Size Mens 9 Size womens 6

entitled "Fire Dancer" by Troy Denton. Nicely framed. Gallery priced 3500.00

Double/single action revolver. Features a bright Royal Blue finish, 6" vent rib barrel with full underlug, serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, serrated trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, serrated backstrap and two-piece checkered walnut target grips with gold Colt medallions. Revolver exhibits approximately 98% of it's bright blued finish showing minor handling marks, and wear on front sight. Action is very smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the wood grips are good with minor wear on the gold Colt medallions. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Twelve figure hand woven rug which depicts figures from the nightwei healing ceremony in gray base with blue, red, black and brown. In overall excellent condition. Measures 83" x 51"

1) Nickel overlaid with engraved design 2) Half moon style plain bit From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

A copy of a factory letter dated Dec 29, 1958 confirms sold to R.G. Colt (Colt descendant/shipped to London Armory CO London England June 16, 1939. Our records also indicate this pistol was engraved on the right side of the slide "Brian Gray from Russell G. Colt. no other info was indicated in the factory ledgers. Letter addressed to Jean Caillouct early California Collector signed by R. H Wagner. This woodsman was at one point in another early Colt collection of Keith Coulter in Santa Barbara. and recently discovered in this area. Russell G. Colt was the son Samuel Romeroy Colt and great grand nephew for Samuel Colt. He was a prominent Stock Broker who married Ethel Barrymore the actress in 1909 which was turbulent affair in society news. He remarried in 1940 to Gendelin Gray and her adult son was Brian Gray to whom it is presumed a wedding gift. Russell and family were located in London for a time after 1940 hence the British proofs and "not English made" required to import a fireman to England. The pistol is finely engraved in scroll and game scenes which I attribute to Gough to whom special order and high grade extra deluxe arms were shipped by the Colt Factory at this time. The top of the breach area is gold inlaid in block letters J.L. Brown which is incorporated in the engraving and not an after thought. The game scenes and scrolls are beautifully executed as well as could be done. The condition is fine to excellent with 98% original finish excellent grips. Just minor handling and use. Interior is excellent with bright bore and muzzle shows original bright polish dulled only slightly. I last viewed this fine woodsman in Keith Coulters Collection at about the turn of 2000 when I helped him sell his colts and powder testers. He had promised this aforementioned pistol to a friend in Santa Barbara Arms Collectors Assoc of which we both were long time members. This collector specialized in semi auto pistols and passed away recently leaving woodsman #137282 in his estate. Conclusion: I feel this is the most significant Colt pre-war pistol to surface in the last decade suitable for a cover article in an Ammo's magazine and inclusion in a sophisticated Colt or institutional collection. Condition is NRA Excellent Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible

made from chamois leather, elastic straps, and green and red trim. 19th century and shows large reinforced pockets for ore or samples. Formerly Robert Butterfield collection Nevada City, CA. A noted sharps, old west, and gold rush collector, good condition. several collectors feel this is best of type.

Exceptional vintage advertiser featuring a cowgirl on a calendar, dated 1908. Vibrant printing with embossed surface, advertising The Brunswick Billiard Parlor Chico, CA 1908. Formerly "Bob" Butterfield collection - Nevada City, CA. Approx. 18" x 13 1/4" image only not influding frame. A 9 1/2 on 1-10 Scale for original western advertising.

by noted Cowboy Artist of America Fred Fellows entitled "End of an Era" #30 of 50, approximately 13" tall by 20" wide, not including 2" base. Excellent composition and very desirable.

SN: 33787. Number 21 Of 22. Extremely rare Browning Trombone Centennial Special Edition. Manufactured 2022. This beautiful rifle is adorned with intricate floral scroll engravings and gold inlay to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Trombone .22 rifle. The bottom of the trigger guard is also engraved "21 / 22." The wood is hand-select Exhibition Grade VI Walnut with upgraded burl, fine point checkered panels, rounded "Prince of Wales" grip and scroll engraved steel buttplate with engraved screw heads The frame has been engraved with the signature "ABEE," which stands for the world-renowned master engraver Angelo Bee. Signed and serialized Certificate of Authenticity by Angelo Bee himself included. Features hand engravings by floral scrollwork throughout both sides of the receiver with gold inlayed borders and flourishes the lower barrel. The right side of the receiver features a hand-engraved and gold-inlaid profile of John Browning with the words "John M. Browning" on a banner along with "A.BEE" in the left lower corner above the trigger. On the left side of the receiver are the words "Centennial" and "1922-2022," Surrounding a hand-engraved and gold-inlaid FN logo. "10 / 22," along with floral scroll engravings, are featured on the trigger guard and around the serial number. The top of the receiver has a inlayed game bird encircled a gold inlayed target. The take-down screw and pump handle screws are also engraved, the trigger is gold toned. The rifle has all the standard Trombone features, 22" barrel, dove-tailed sights, tube magazine, etc. The barrel crown is polished and the muzzle has a gold inlayed band. Comes with the original locking case with a brass plaque engraved "BROWNING / CENTENNIAL / Special Edition / 1922-2022", a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Angelo Bee. The bore is excellent/bright. Rifle is in like-new condition. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

1st generation Serial #339680 made about 1915-1920. Shows 1947-1954. Post WWII "side-addressed 5-1/2 BBL and rampant colt marked 38 special cylinder. Western scroll engraved except frame left plain "for effect" Original black powder hard rubber eagle grips in very good condition. 98%-99% re nickel finish with good action and bright bore showing some use since restoration in 1950's and engraving, with presentation display case included. I have seen other single actions engraved in this same style attributed to Texas and recently found in an estate in Palmdale, California where it was stated "used in Rose Bowl Parade 1950's-1960's and carried by western actor. Never has been lettered to our knowledge. Condition is Excellent as refinished. Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible

Four princess cut diamonds surrounded by five emerald cut diamonds in heavy platinum setting which shows ten round cut bezel set diamonds on sides. Very high quality. Weighs 5.83 grams. Size 7.5

Benelli Super Black Eagle 3 Ducks Unlimited editions are special commemorative releases featuring custom receivers with gold-inlaid waterfowl engravings, and exclusive serial numbers. Lightweight, (5.5 lbs) inertia-driven semi-automatic shotgun built on a true 28-gauge frame that accepts both 2-3/4-inch and 3-inch shells, 28-inch vent rib barrel featuring a lightweight carbon fiber rib, red fiber optic sight. Special Ducks Unlimited edition features a blued upper receiver and a brushed stainless steel lower receiver accented with gold-filled waterfowl engravings, checkered satin walnut stocks with Progressive Comfort recoil-reduction system and Comb-Tech cheek pad, glove friendly controls & triggerguard, 3 +1 capacity. The bore is excellent/bright, shotgun is in like new condition. Comes with form fitted factory black plastic hard case in shipping box, includes manual, lock, gun oil, spacers, choke wrench and four choke tubes, Full, IM, IC & C. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

'Eastern Carbine'. Lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester. Manufactured 1975. Features a blued finish. 20" barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped & hooded, blade/bead front sight , adjustable u-notch rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, lever safety, smooth walnut forend and straight wrist shoulder stock with factory hard rubber buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling. Retains about 98% blue with some scattered light scratches. Wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/dings. Markings are crisp, action is smooth. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Colt 3rd Generation Single action revolver chambered in .44 Special. Manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1980. The New Frontier was introduced as an ‘improved’ version of the Single Action Army with a heavy flattop frame, raised serrated ramp front sight and fully-adjustable square-notch rear sight. Features a polished blued & case hardened finish, Hammer has polished sides, 7 1/2" barrel, ejector rod with crescent head, fluted six-shot cylinder, checkered hammer spur, smooth curved trigger and smooth oversized walnut grips with gold "Rampant Colt" medallions. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing a very faint drag line on the cylinder, some very minor scratches. The action is strong, the bore is excellent/bright and walnut grips are excellent. Appears unfired. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

7.7mm SN: 13190. Rare Japanese military take-down rifle, estimated production of about 19,000- 22,000. Rifle falls right into the mid-to-late 1944 production block. Feature an intact imperial chrysanthemum above the characters "??" (Type 2) on top of the chamber. Features 25.5" barrel, blade front sight with protector ears, V notch rear sight with flip-up elevator ladder & anti-aircraft wings, cleaning rod, bayonet lug, side mounted sling swivels, manual safety, hinged floorplate, takedown screw on right side of action. The top/barrel is mismatched to the lower half. Consigner states he purchased this rifle from the nephew of the USMC veteran who served in the Pacific who stated this was how it was brought home. Definitely a vet bring back with full Mum and no importer marks. The barrels assembly plate is marked "924" and the left lower barrel is marked "924", the lower assembly plate is marked "669" and the wedge screw is also marked "669". The serial number is matched on the receiver, bolt and extractor. The assembly plates have some rough patches in the metal which match perfectly on the upper & lower plates, the finish is also a match indicating these parts have been together a long time. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Blued finish is mostly intact, turning brown in some places and showing some patina. Wood is overall very good condition, mostly original finish, many small dents and a small chip out of the upper right forearm. Butt joint is excellent with barely visible line. Markings are crisp & deep. Condition is NRA Good++. C&R Firearm.

Italian reproduction lever action rifle manufactured by Uberti in 2015. imported by Stoeger. deep blue barrel/magazine, brass plated receiver, magazine latch and crescent buttplate, case color hammer & lever. Features a 24" octagonal barrel, full length tube magazine, lever locking latch, German silver blade front sight, ladder type rear sight that flips down to provide an open "V" notch. High gloss, straight wrist stock. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the wood is excellent and the blue & brass are overall excellent with a few minor scratches. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Manufactured in England by Birmingham Small Arms1959-1967, .22 Long Rifle, Single Shot, Martini Action – Lever Actuated Pivoting Block. This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. 29' stainless steel heavy target barrel, the top of the barrel, top of the receiver, and left of the receiver have a series of mounts for sights and/or optics. The front of the barrel has a Vintage Al Freeland front long tube globe sight installed, can accept interchangeable inserts, one installed, the stocks are three-piece smooth walnut. The forend has two panels, each secured to the hanger by three screws with the hanger grooved for mounting of hand stop/sling, and the hanger is mounted to the receiver leaving the barrel floating. The buttstock has a contoured pistol grip, roll-over cheekpiece comb, high-comb stock with a factory relief groove (notch) designed to let a cleaning rod pass straight through into the open breech and bore. Serrated black rubber buttpad, aluminum hand stop installed, wide serrated trigger. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth, the blued receiver is 99% and case color lever has some handling wear, the wood is very good/sound with minor scratches, dings. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R firearm.

"Evening Glow" painted by 19th century English artist.

Cast bronze sculpture entitled "Swine Song" by Sandy Scott numbered 1 of 100: Approximately 20"H x 18"W and weight approximately 60lbs. Humorous and sweet expression this subject has been "A Hit" with collectors, decorators and pig fans in Texas in major galleries all over the west.

Made in America circa 1966 as one of only 102,309 reported to have been produced. This is a very nice commemorative lever action repeating rifle celebrating 100 years of the Winchester company. “A Century of Leadership 1866-1966” is roll stamped on the right side of the barrel. Features a blued 26" octagonal barrel, full length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, saddle ring, brass colored receiver, smooth walnut forend with glossy finish & brass colored metal forend cap and select grade straight grip shoulder stock with brass colored smooth metal buttplate. The tang reads "Winchester Centennial '66". The metal finish is excellent. The receiver is near excellent with very light scratches, the wood stocks look excellent with almost no sign of use or handling. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth. Comes with the factory box with matching label and original colorful sleeve with western scenes, with manual, documents. Sleeve has some loss, tears, mostly intact. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Rare early 20th century gold filigree pendant by Robert J. Taupert (1872-1912) of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Includes a large natural round cut stone and matching gold chain. Signed on back "Taupert and Las Vegas"

In red, black, yellow, white and gray. Hand Woven rug with zig zag/chevron pattern. Mid century type. In fine condition. Shows cornered tassels. Measures 28" x 21"

Japanese made over and under box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, manufactured circa 1978. This is a Grade 1 'Skeet' shotgun imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan, UT. Shotgun featurs a blued finish, an approximately 28" raised ventilated ribbed barrels, steel bead front sight, the top barrel is marked "Modified' and the bottom "Improved Cylinder," selective automatic ejectors, single smooth curved gold-toned inertia trigger, and serrated sliding tang safety and barrel selector. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, grooved and checkered forend with deeley latch release, long lower tang, 14" length-of-pull, 1-1/2" drop at comb, 2-1/4" drop at heel, and a brown rubber ventilated factory recoil pad. The receiver displays limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs on the receiver, and the deeley release also has edge designs. Receiver, forend, and barrels all have matching serial numbers, '12589.' The original blued finish remaining is approximately 95% with some edge wear, contact and carry wear, thinning on the lower tang, and the receiver is turning plum. Metal displays small areas of rust on the trigger guard, and inside the action. Bores are bright, but need a cleaning. The action opens slowly under its own weight, and it closes with a tight lock-up. The top lever rests right of centerline of the tang. Furniture wood is good with scattered blemishes, and dings (mostly on the forend). Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

with single turquoise stone, all sterling 8" including the gap. Marked "JR" on back and sterling

Quality auto-regulating gas operated (A.R.G.O.) semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” or 3” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Italy circa 2021 and imported by Benelli U.S.A. Corp of Accokeek, MD with import stamp on the left side of the receiver. Features a phosphate finished 18.5" barrel with removable Modified choke, windage adjustable shrouded white dot blade front sight on raised base, shrouded fully-adjustable ghost ring rear sight with two dots, optics rail installed on receiver 7 round tube magazine with titanium extension, red high visibility follower, matte black anodized aluminum receiver, smooth trigger, alloy trigger guard, cross-bolt safety, charging handle, sling provisions, black polymer furniture, rubber pistol grip, fixed shoulder stock. Matching serial numbers. Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its black finishes showing a couple of minor scuffs. Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the furniture is fine. Near new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

featuring an oval cut purple Amethyst set in a heavy 14 Karat yellow gold Artisan crafted setting weighing over 43 grams. This is a One-of-a-Kind Collectors Piece. Labor alone would be between $3,000-$4,000 to design and hand craft. Full Retail Appraised Value - $20,000

Fox Model B side by side double barrel 20 gauge box-lock shotgun by Savage Arms manufactured between 1939 and 1988 (This firearm is Pre-'68). It features 26" blued low profile rib barrels, steel bead front sight, 3" chambers, color-case hardened receiver, serrated sliding tang safety, extractor, and dual polished silver toned triggers. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip buttstock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend, and a red Pachmayr vented rubber recoil pad. The receiver displays limited coverage of floral engravings on the sides with 'Fox' in the centers, and an etched water foul hunting scene is depicted on the bottom. The bores appear bright and shiny, and the action locks up tight. The original blued finish remaining is approximately 30% on the barrel & triggerguard with much handling wear. The color-case hardened finish is gone with handling wear, markings are clear, gold toned. Wood furniture is overall very good/sound with a small chip out of the lower right forearm and some dark colored dents in the left buttstock. The length-of-pull is 14". The bore's are .410 Full.. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

"Finnbear" Made in Finland, imported by Stoeger. This high quality hunting rifle chambered in .300 Winchester magnum has a 24" nicely blued barrel with no provisions for sights, plum colored receiver with thumb safety on the right side, blued bolt handle, serrated trigger, hinged floorplate, cocking indicator and swept back bolt handle. The Monte Carlo style wood stock is nicely finished with checkering at the wrist and forearm, right-handed cheek rest with swivel studs attached and a Sako factory recoil pad with black spacer. The integral dovetailed receiver has Leupold rings installed mounting a Leupold Vari-X-III 3.5x10 scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. Blue finish is about 97% with very minor scratches/rubs on the barrel, wood stock is overall very good/sound with some minor scratches/dings, action is smooth and the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Manufactured circa mid-to-late 1970s. Matching SN on bolt. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN: 34593a. WWII semi-Automatic pistol. 13 rd magazine, Short recoil operated tilting barrel. 4.7" barrel, ring hammer, old re-blued finish. The FN factory Herstal was used by the Wehrmacht to build pistols for the military, under the designation "9mm Pistole 640b. Left slide stamped "Fabrique Nationale D'Armes De Guerre, Herstal Belgique."Browning's Patent Depose. Serial numbers match on Barrel,frame and slide .Left triggerguard stamped "MR" (German military factory inspection mark) Eagle/Swastika proofed on frame and slide. Waffenamt Eagle/WaW140 on frame, front of barrel lug and slide (German military acceptance stamp assigned to the occupied FN plant in Herstal, Belgium from late 1941 until the factory was liberated by Allied forces in September 1944) .Re-blued finish is about 90% with some scratches/edge wear, holster wear at the muzzle. Bore is very good/bright with strong rifling. Checkered wood grips good/sound showing wear. Magazine stamped "JI" (John Inglis and Company of Toronto, Canada, who manufactured Hi-Power pistols for the Allied forces during WWII). NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

"Jim White, Buffalo Hunter" by Tom Hills 1984 #17 of only 30. From Robert "Bob" Butterfield collection, former president of sharps collectors association and sharps collector of note. approximately 9 1/2" x 11 1/2", not including 5/8" wood base.

This is a Springfield M1903 Mark 1 in it's complete original configuration, made to accept the secret semi-automatic Pedersen Device. Has unique milled left-side ejection port, specific internal sear/trigger parts, and matching stock cutout. Exceptionally scarce because the military removed the vast majority of these parts from storage in the late 1930s and reclassified the rifles back to standard M1903s.The Springfield 1903 Mark 1 was produced from 1918 to 1921. During World War II overhauls, most Mark 1 rifles had their specialized parts replaced and were reconfigured with standard 1903 barrels and components. Manufactured early 1919. Records show that Springfield Armory started the year 1919 at serial number 1055092 and ended the year around 1162501. The receiver was serialized in the first few months of 1919. Matching original barrel marked "S.A. over flaming bomb, dated 1-19" over a capital "A" (Service-inspection mark). It has a "Safe Receiver", serial number is well above 800,000, it features the highly desirable double heat-treated steel. It is structurally strong, unlike the brittle, "low-number" receivers made before 1918. Has the original Mark I cutoff switch, uniquely machined to lock the Pedersen Device in place. The machined recessed portion of the switch is commonly referred to as a "W-shape", correct original smooth Mark I trigger with dual purpose sear system. The standard sear operates the bolt action striker release. The secondary sear is attached as a pall on the trigger arm, and releases the striker of the Pedersen Device, correctly stamped "S". The receiver was never upgraded with an auxiliary gas escape hole. Still retains most of the original black oil-dye parkerized finish. Original Mark I stock with a 1.5 inch long and .25 inch deep recess beneath the left side receiver ejection port, factory recess is uniformly beveled at each end of the flat, correct grasping-groove S-stock design with a smooth buttplate. Feint "P" in circle proof behind the triggerguard, feint "S.A." cartouche on the left wrist and "285" is stamped on top of the handguard behind the lower band. (Likely a rack number) The "R" marked (Remington),bolt is a later replacement, should put a S.A. bolt in. Has all the standard m1903 features, sights, stacking swivel, bayonet lug and a clip-on front sight protector. The action is smooth, wood is very good with no chips or cracks, the receiver, buttplate and triggerguard have scattered light pitting, handling wear on the bottom metal, the bore is very good/bright with strong rifling. Original Springfield 1903 oiler is inside the buttstock compartment, original M1907 sling attached. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Pearl Collectors Dream -Extremely Rare South Sea Pearl and Diamond Necklace featuring a G.I.A. Certified High Quality Strand of White, perfectly shaped South Sea Pearls beautifully matched with luminous Pink and Green overtones with exceptional luster. Pink and Green color overtones are highly prized for their beauty and visual complexity. This extraordinary strand of Pearls graduates from 12.00 mm to 15.00 mm in diameters and weigh over 120 grams. South Sea Pearls are extracted from the finest ‘PINCTADA MAXIMA’ Mollusk, Rare because the Oyster must be 3-4 years old before it is large enough to be seeded for the first time. South Sea Pearls take between 2-4 years to fully develop one Pearl at a time, due to their long growth period South Sea Pearls develop a very thick Nacre or skin often between 2 to 4 mm. This gorgeous Pearl Necklace is accented with an impeccably crafted, very fine Diamond studded ball clasp encrusted with approx. 320 pave set Diamonds weighing approx. 3.20 carats with F-G colors and VVS/VS clarity set in 18 karat yellow gold. Top of the Line, Luxury Jewelry Collectors Dream. Full Retail Appraised Value - $80,000.00

Commemorative lever action repeating rifle celebrating 100 year centennial of the joining of the railroad tracks in Utah. manufactured 1969. Saddle ring carbine with 20" barrel full length magazine tube, hooded blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, saddle ring, brass colored receiver, bands,smooth walnut forend, straight grip shoulder stock with brass colored checkered metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing light handling marks. Tang marked " Oceans United by Rail", Left receiver marked "1869 1969" with image of Railroad spike. Barrel marked "Golden Spike Commemorative" A cooper colored disc with Railroad scene in inletted in the right buttstock. Action is crisp/tight, bore is excellent/bright, blued finish is excellent, brass receiver has handling marks, and some very minor sctraches. Wood is excellent. Comes in the original factory box with matching label, with paperwork. The colorful box sleeve with Railroad scenes is very good. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm

This is a 2nd generation Colt Single-Action Army chambered in .45 Long Colt. Manufactured 1957, second year of production for 2nd Gen's. Features a 5 1/2' barrel, blade front sight, square notch rear sight with sighting channel, blue finish with case colored frame, hammer sides are polished, one line Hartford barrel address, two line patent dates on left frame, "P" triangle proof and "J" stamped on left triggerguard, "5" on right. checkered black hard rubber grips with "Rampant Colt" motifs. The serial number on the frame is matched on the triggerguard & backstrap under the left grip panel, it is also scratched on the inside of both grips. Assembly number "657" on loading gate. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth with tight lock-up and the 3-click hammer action is crisp. the grips are excellent and the finishes are about 95% with slight muzzle wear, a couple of minor scratches, slight handling wear on the backstrap and light tracking on the cylinder. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Model mini 14. Maker marked on blade and stamped 1516. Measures 7" overall with a 3.5" blade. Includes custom fitted leather sheath which is also maker marked with Randall protective webbing case.

The Marlin Model 1895CB (Cowboy) in the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) 2020 Banquet Edition is a special commemorative lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Government, limited to a total production run of just 425 units. Features a blue finish, 26' octagon with dovetailed blade/white bead front sight, Skinner "Express" aperture sight installed on receiver, Curly maple stock with contrasting black background checkered panels at wrist & forearms, factory solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs, a gold elk scene engraved on the left side of the receiver, and an "RMEF 2020 Banquet Edition" inscription with individual numbering on the right side, "421 of 425". The bore is excellent/bright, the rifle is in like new condition. Comes in factory box with matching label, manual, off-set hammer spur and sight tools. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Belgian made single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm ammunition, manufactured by Fabrique Nationale Herstal (FN) circa 1985 ('PV' date code) and imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan UT & Montreal P.Q. Pistol features a gloss blued finish, 4-5/8" barrel, fixed round blade front sight, dovetailed drift adjustable notched rear sight, serrated left side frame mounted manual safety, smooth curved trigger, smooth grip straps, external hammer with serrated spur, magazine disconnect, checkered frame mounted push-button magazine release, and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Belgian proof marks are on the trigger guard. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with very light edge wear and scratches. Metal displays no rust or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the grips are also excellent. Pistol includes a brown leather Smith & Wesson '22/39' holster, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

and Diamond Ring featuring a Certified NO Treatment rectangular cushion cut Sapphire. Color changes from Blue to Purple weighing 1.29 carats with 6 Old European cut Diamonds weighing 0.14 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in a Platinum setting. Ring size 10 - can be resized down. Retail Appraisal at $6,800.00

signed on Joe Beth Maize back missing loop to hand from a necklaces but neat design.

The Egyptian Snider conversion to a half-stock 20 ga shotgun is an antique firearm originally built on surplus British Pattern 1853 Enfield muskets. These were converted by the Egyptian government into smoothbores for police and paramilitary use. Unlike a true 20 gauge, original Snider conversions are usually 24 gauge. Manufactured Circa. 1860's. The original markings on the lock plate look to have been completely removed when it was accepted by the Egyptian Police in the early 20th century. They added an E. P. / CRESCENT MOON marking over the Eastern Arabic date of 1913. ( "E F" translates to property owned by the military.) There is Arabic writing on the lower barrel. 25 1/2" barrel with fixed sights. The lock still functions correctly, holding and half cock and firing at full. The half-stock is sound with no damage, many dings & dents, the metal has turned a gray patina with patches of dark pitting throughout, the bore is bright with no pitting, steel ramrod present, missing lower sling swivel. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

WW2 US military semiautomatic rifle manufactured circa 1944. Features parkerized finish, blued flat-top bolt, walnut type III, low wood, oval cut late war walnut stock stamped "OI" in sling well, manufactured by S.E. Overton for Inland & two rivet handguard stamped "OI' on the underside, crossed cannon ordnance cartouche stamped in the right buttstock, protected blade front sight, milled type I stamped "N" (Niedner Rifle Corporation) Type I original World War II-era "L"-type flip sight featuring two fixed range settings (150 and 300 yards), stamped "S" (Saginaw Steering Gear division of General Motors), 18" barrel, push button manual safety, front sling swivel, oval sling slot in butt, accepts detachable magazine. Type II barrel band, lightly struck "AS" in triangle, (American Swiss), barrel band subcontractor for Inland, type IIII magazine release stamped "M". Trigger housing stamped "Inland", hammer stamped "HI" (Hemphill Company, subcontractor for Inland Division) and the recoil plate stamped "B.I." (Brown-Lipe-Chapin, BLC Division of General Motors). Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling. Retains about 96% finish, colors and textures consistent with US production or US military arsenals, shows loss on edges and friction wear where moving parts rub, wood is overall very good/sound with minor scratches/dings, there are two light parallel gouges on the left stock below the sight .Markings include "INLAND MFG. DIV. GENERAL MOTORS 03-44" on barrel, Inland marked receiver. Serial number places it in production by Inland March/April1944 making this carbine a date correct, parts correct WW2 carbine. No importer marks observed. No Magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Fancy inlaid BBL and overlaid brass stock circa 1600-1850. 39 1/2" BBL showing nicely formed cannon type muzzle of about 70-80 Cal smooth bore. Inlays of bamboo and florals in copper, brass, and silver. brass overlays of royal mons (chrysanthemums), samurai helmet at breech, Clouds, florals, birds, good condition with light to heavy pitting on dark patina BBL. a bit older and better than normally found. From "Bob" Butterfield colle ition cNRA Good ANTIQUE FIREARM

Model 5. Maker marked in blade with walnut wood handle. Measures 11.5" overall. With a 7" blade. Includes custom leather Randall sheath.

Sn: WC29348. Limited edition commemorative lever action repeating rifle celebrating American Old West figure W. F. Cody aka ‘Buffalo Bill’. Chambered in .30-30 Winchester and manufactured circa 1968 with only 112,923 (counting both rifle and carbine variants) reported to have been produced. Buffalo Bill served in the Union Army during the American Civil War, served as a scout for the U.S. Army during the Indian Wars, was an exceptional bison hunter and was one of the most famous showmen of the 19th century. Features blued & lustrous black finish with nickel plated accents, 26" octagonal barrel, highlighted "Buffalo Bill Commemorative" on the right barrel flat, full-length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, simple roll stamped scroll engravings on the receiver with "Buffalo Bill" on the left side, saddle ring, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend with metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed Buffalo Bill Commemorative coin on the right side & smooth metal buttplate, highlighted "W.F. Cody Chief of Scouts" engraved on tang. Rifle retains approximately 99% original finish showing very minor handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood stocks are fine with only minor blemishes. Includes Winchester "hanging tag" brochure describing this edition commemorative. Comes in factory box with matching label with certificate, paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN: 553726. A U.S. Model 1888 Trapdoor Springfield rifle issued to the 9th New York Infantry Regiment during the Spanish-American War. Serial no. 553726, was issued to Company E of the 9th New York Volunteer Infantry. The 9th was mustered into service in May 1898 to fight in the Spanish-American War. Manufactured 1892. .45-70 caliber. 32 5/8 inch barrel with standard proofs and Buffington rear sight, ramrod bayonet and marked on left side ahead of breech with a small Maltese cross. Breechblock and lockplate with standard markings. Walnut stock with 1892 dated cartouche, script "P" firing proof, unit/rack marking 9 E 26. on comb and a nice clear "SWP 1892" (Samuel W. Porter) cartouche on the left wrist. Period M1887 leather sling with one brass claw attached. Comes with a Springfield Research Service letter confirming the rifle was issued to Co. E, 9th NY Volunteer Infantry in 1998 along with the history of the Regt. and the Maltese Cross. Also included is a M1881 dress helmet with brass NY 9th "Excelsior" Infantry shield, brass spike, Infantry side buttons, maker marked Ridabock & Co. Fair condition with moth damage. The bore is very good/bright, the 3-cock hammer action is crisp, the trapdoor locks-up tight, the finish has mostly a brown patina and the wood is very good with the usual minor dings & dents. All markings are clear, readable. NRA Condition-very Good. Antique Firearm.

and Diamond Ring featuring an oval cut Zircon with amazing color weighing approx. 2.00 carats beautifully framed with 28 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.28 carats with G-H colors and SI colors set in a lovely halo style setting crafted in 14 karat white gold. Ring size 6. Full Retail Appraisal - $4,650.00

Yellow gold ring featuring an center oval emerald stone flanked by baguette set clear diamonds on the shoulders. Weighs 5.89 grams. Size 6

and Diamond Ring featuring a brilliant Blue Sapphire weighing approx. 1.30 carats framed with 2 Pear shape and 6 Marquise Diamonds weighing approx. 0.80 carats combined with Fine F-G colors and VVS/VS clarity set in an elegant Platinum customcrafted setting. Ring size 6 ¼. Full Retail Appraised Value -$14,000.00

SN: 00094ZV73H. Modern production lever action repeating 'eastern Carbine" chambered in .44-40 Winchester, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 2015. Imported by BACO, Inc. of Morgan, Utah with import stamp on the right side of the barrel. Features a blued/case color finish, 20" round barrel, case colored receiver, lever, forearm cap and buttplate, pinned brass bead/blade front sight, semi-buckhorn adjustable rear sight, full-length magazine tube, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, grip safety, dust cover, brass lifter with caliber, grip safety, lever lock, smooth satin finished walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching label. Rifle exhibits little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, bore is pristine and the wood stocks are fine. Like new NRA Condition Perfect in box. Modern Firearm.

Handmade buffalo hide decorated with glass seed beads with horse hair belt decorated with sheath and knife. Circa Mid 20th Century Type. Measures 16-1/2"H x 11"W in excellent condition.

Earth tones rug with geometric design. Measures 50"H x 34"W. In excellent condition

Shoulder mount mounted on oak stand. Mount measures 58"H x 25"W x 47"D. Overall measurement: 94"H x 25"W x 47"D ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

SN: 5438959. True U.S. Navy Mk2 Mod 1 Conversion. Grade B (Fitted with standard non-hooded adjustable rear sight apertures). Grade B was to serve as an accurized competition and service rifle. It was issued as a trophy or match rifle for marksmanship competitions. The U.S. Navy replaced .30-06 barrels with newly manufactured 7.62mm NATO barrels in 1965 and 1966. Serial number on receiver dates to 1954-55. Mk2 Mod1 features a dedicated, true 7.62 NATO chamber (unlike the problematic Mk2 Mod0 which used a chamber insert bushing). The SA barrel is dated "8 65" , DOD stamp, and large "7.62 MM". Glass-bedded stock, "NM" Op rod, front sight marked "NM 062", the right stock above the trigger has a small decal reading "1978 National Championships" Rifle was owned by Scott Riles, a prominent high-power rifle competitive shooter, precision equipment designer, and a highly ranked High Master marksman from Thousand Oaks, California. At the western Creedmoor Cup Matches, Riles secured 1st place in the Any/Iron Sights category, shooting a near-perfect score of 200-12X. Riles earned the National Rifle Association's (NRA) highest classification tier, High Master, reflecting an exceptionally high average percentage over aggregate long-range and highpower events. He is also widely recognized across the national shooting community for his contributions to precision engineering. He designed and manufactured custom highpower rifle parts, most notably the Riles Front Sight (such as the popular Riles "Highboy" front sight). Features a parkerized finish, chromed at the gas block, rear sight marked "BME" (Bruce Machine & Engineering Co.) Sa marked safety, trigger housing and hammer. Bolt and trigger group electro-penciled with matching serial number numbers (Common, arsenal or armory markings used to track and re-associate fitted parts during maintenance/ rebuilds.The plastic magazine block is missing, spacers were made of a relatively brittle resin clipped directly onto the steel bullet guide. Over time became brittle, crack, and eventually shatter or fall out. The block was nicknamed the "idiot block". Its only purpose was to physically block a shooter from accidentally inserting a longer clip of .30-06. Because the rifle functions perfectly fine without it, armorers and civilian owners rarely bothered to replace it. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the finish is about 97% with light handling wear and some friction wear on the bolt and the wood is overall excellent with very minor scratches, has "P" proof on the grip, DOPE label on right side of stock, high gloss finish. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN's: 541A22 &542A22. Rare cased Matching Set of Two Colt Alamo Model Single Action Revolvers chambered in .22 LR. Consecutive serial numbers. Special order Custom Dual .22 Pair. Colt Alamo Model Frontier Scout Revolvers. (Most sets came with .45 LC & .22 LR, Only 800 of these dual-.22 LR sets were manufactured, highly scarce.) Feature gold plated ejector rods, cylinder pins, cylinder pin screw, frame screws cylinders, hammers, triggers and grip straps. The remaining components are high polish blue. Fitted with a set of synthetic ivory grips with gold Colt medallions and gold plated Texas stars on the left panels. 4 3/4" barrels with gold highlighted "Alamo Model" on the left With a Colt Alamo hardwood case that houses both revolvers, scene of the battle and Colt logo on lid. Inside of lid in lavender nylon with gold toned "Rampant Colt". Form fitted case lined in lavender felt. Both revolvers are excellent, like new condition. Appear unfired. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearms.

by Deborah Fellow, A cast bronze sculpture entitled "Rule # One" Never touch a Cowboy's Hat!" Features a puppy inside Stetson style cowboy hat. Signed Deborah Copenhaver Fellows. Edition of 50. Size 9" x 16". Gallery price $6500.00

This rifle was the property of the late Phil Spangenberger, one of the most noted experts on 19th-and early 20th-century American firearms, TV personality, long time contributor to True West, Guns & ammo and many other magazines. he taught many actors how to shoot in many westerns. Included with the rifle is a article where Phil tested this Shiloh rifle, carbine & S.C. Robinson for Guns & Ammo November 1977 issue, included with the article is a copy of a "Old West" photo of Phil & two other gentlemen holding these rifles. Single-Shot, black powder, falling block percussion rifle. Shiloh, Farmingdale, New York copy of the Civil War model 1863 3 band rifled musket. Similar in all respects to the Berdan Sharps. 30' .54 caliber blued round barrel, with case-hardened components. Front blade, elevation adjustable rear flip ladder sights. Patch box on right side of stock, sling swivels, lever lock. The Bore is excellent/bright, good rifling, finish is near excellent with a few minor scratches, walnut stock & forearm are excellent, two-cock hammer action is crisp/tight and the breech block lock-up tight. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

'The .38 Chiefs Special', "No-Dash", older all machined construction, Small frame double action snub nose revolver. Manufactured 1966-67. Features a blued finish, case colored hammer & trigger, 1-7/8" pinned barrel with serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted five-shot cylinder, serrated trigger, service hammer with knurled spur, three screw round butt J frame and two-piece checkered wood Magna style grips with silver S&W medallions. Bore and charge holes are excellent. Retains 98% bright blue with a couple of minor scratches, case colors are all there. Grips are excellent, Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Comes with the original S&W blue factory box numbered to this gun, original instruction sheets and cleaning gear. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Sn: WC66155. Limited edition commemorative lever action repeating rifle celebrating American Old West figure W. F. Cody aka ‘Buffalo Bill’. Chambered in .30-30 Winchester and manufactured circa 1968 with only 112,923 (counting both rifle and carbine variants) reported to have been produced. Buffalo Bill served in the Union Army during the American Civil War, served as a scout for the U.S. Army during the Indian Wars, was an exceptional bison hunter and was one of the most famous showmen of the 19th century. Features blued & lustrous black finish with nickel plated accents, 20" octagonal barrel, highlighted "Buffalo Bill Commemorative" on the right barrel flat, full-length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, simple roll stamped scroll engravings on the receiver with "Buffalo Bill" on the left side, saddle ring, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend with metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed Buffalo Bill Commemorative coin on the right side & smooth metal buttplate, highlighted "W.F. Cody Chief of Scouts" engraved on tang. Rifle retains approximately 97% original finish showing some flakes of corrosion to the rear left receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood stocks are fine with only minor blemishes. Comes in factory box with matching label with certificate, paperwork. Brown leather sling attached. Condition is Near NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Remington Model 8D Peerless is a factory-engraved, deluxe semi-automatic sporting rifle designed by John Browning. Manufactured 1913, left lower barrel stamped "BL 3" and right lower barrel stamped "G3" January 1922 (the "BL" stamp), the owner sent it back to Ilion, New York. Remington's custom shop custom-fitted a brand new barrel jacket, hand-engraved the matching scroll wedges onto the new breech, and stamped it "BL 3".Sixteen years later, in April 1938 (the "G3" stamp), it returned for standard maintenance, likely a mechanical tune-up, spring replacement, or a professional factory re-bluing to preserve its beautiful engraving. Produced between 1906 and 1936, the "D" designation denotes the upscale Peerless Grade, which featured fine scroll engraving on the receiver, Approximately 1/4 coverage of crisp, fine floral scroll engraving, zig-zag or geometric line borders framing the receiver panels and additional wedges of scroll engraving on the barrel jacket breech, magazine body, tangs and trigger guard. Serial number hand-engraved directly on the underside frame of the receiver. Upgraded, select checkered American walnut stock featuring period-correct point pattern checkering on both the wrist and the schnabel-tip forend, built with a classic English-style straight grip ,checkered black hard rubber buttplate featuring the Remington/UMC logo, gold-plated brass inscription oval with initials on the underside of the buttstock, equipped with upgraded folding leaf rear sights, King beaded blade front sights, and Marble's tang-mounted aperture peep sight. Long-Recoil, Fixed Magazine Fed, Semi-Automatic Rifle chambered in .30 Remington. Top of barrel sleeve marked "Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co., Remington Works, Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A. address over Browning patent dates. Lower tang marked "Remington/UMC Trademark" in circle. Matching serial number stamped inside the forearms channel. The action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. the wood is overall excellent with a few minor dings/scratches and the finish is about 85% with handling/edge wear, some dark spots of patina on the lower magazine. NRA Condition-Near very Good. C&R Firearm.

Brown leather bridle with floral star conchoswith silver overlay bit and reigns. Includes matching chest strap.

This is a very desirable pre-WWII deluxe Mauser called a "Type B Sporter." The Type B Sporter is a scarce factory built commercial rifle, not a conversion of a military rifle. This rifle is factory chambered for the 7x57mm Mauser cartridge. The roll mark 'Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf a/n' puts this rifle in pre 1922 production. Fewer than 127,000 commercial Mauser rifles and actions were produced between 1898 and 1946. Rifle features a blued refinish, stripper clip guides cut into the receiver, a 24" tapered barrel, folding express rear sight with one leaf standing (100, 200 meters), ramped front blade sight, double smooth curved set triggers, turned down bolt handle, left receiver rail mounted bolt release, three-position flag type manual safety on the bolt, barrel band mounted sling stud, hinged magazine floorplate with a swinging release lever, and a machined single-piece trigger guard and magazine box. The front and rear sight blades are replacements, and have not been finished. The refinished hardwood furniture consists of a factory checkered rounded "Prince of Wales" pistol grip shoulder stock, smooth forend, right-hand cheek piece, and a factory checkered horn butt plate. The barrel, bolt handle, receiver, bolt shroud, cocking piece, safety, extractor have matching serial numbers. The blued finish retained is approximately 97% with minor edge wear, light handling blemishes, finish losses on the sling stud and at the chambering mark. Metal displays no rust, but there is slight deformation in a couple of the screw slots. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The stock is in very good condition as refinished and repaired, with some handling marks, and the checkering at the wrist is still sharp. The buttplate shows chipping, and the bottom of the shoulder stock has been repaired. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Polish Radom RPD 7.62x39 Light Machine Gun complete parts kit (minus recoil spring) with torch cut receiver, two 50 round belts, and ammo belt drum. Dated 1960 with circle "11" on the top cover. The bore is excellent/bright and the wood furniture is very good+. The metal parts are all in very good condition and are currently assembled making an excellent display.

Make in Japan by Miroku, grade 1 over and under box-lock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 28 Gauge shells, manufactured circa 1979. This shotgun was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more detail. Imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan, UT. and Montreal P.Q. Featuring a gloss blued finish, 28" ventilated ribbed barrels, bores measures Full over IM, Brass bead front sight, selective ejectors, single curved smooth gold-toned inertia trigger, checkered top lever, and serrated sliding tang safety and barrel selector. The high gloss figured walnut furniture consists of a shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with Deeley latch release, long lower tang, 14" length-of-pull, 1-5/8" drop at comb, 2-3/16" drop at heel, and a black plastic factory buttplate. The receiver displays limited coverage floral scrolls, and edge designs. Receiver, forend, and barrels all have matching serial numbers. The original blued finish remaining is approximately 99%. Bores look excellent, action is smooth and crisp, wood is excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Nyala, Impala, & Bushbuck shoulder mounts stacked on wood base. Mounts Measure 56"H x 32"W x 32"D. Overall measurements 91"H x 32"W x 32"D. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

"Performance Center L-Comp," an American made traditional double-action revolver chambered for .357 Smith & Wesson Magnum. The Model 586-7 was introduced circa 2004. Revolver features a matte blue finish, carbon steel construction built on the round butt "L" frame, 3" ported barrel, full-length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, ramped serrated blade front sight with a tritium insert, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, fluted 7-round cylinder, checkered thumb piece, internal locking system, and two-piece checkered diamond finger grooved grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with the slightest edge wear, superficial handling blemishes, and a light drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The Performance Center tuned action is smooth and crisp, with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. Tritium front sight insert retains a dim glow. Revolver includes the original factory gray plastic foam lined box, instruction manual and paper work, spare black rubber "Hogue Bantam" grips, moon clips, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 1753844. 'Model 106 Military'. The '106 Series,' a single-action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1966. The 106 Series is referred to as the military models as they were designed to provide the same grip angle and feel of an M1911 pistol. Pistol features a matte and polish blued finish with gold washed accents, 5-1/2" bull barrel with factory detachable, ported muzzle brake, serrated push-button barrel release, drilled & tapped holes at the 6 o' clock position for the addition of barrel weights with weight installed, dovetailed partridge front sight, micro- adjustable rear sight with square notch installed over the slide, serrated wide gold washed, travel adjustable trigger, internal hammer, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, slide catch on the right side of the frame, case color pull-style magazine release on the toe of the frame, factory 10 round magazine with red plastic High Standard extension, textured grip straps, and two-piece checkered walnut thumb-rest target grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% showing a few scattered superficial scratches. Metal displays no rust or deformation. The backstrap has a brass bullet shaped plug in the frame which was done at the factory. Action is smooth and crisp, the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. The wood grips are excellent with nothing remarkable. Includes the original factory two-piece maroon cardboard box, two factory 10-rd magazine, (3)( total, manual, decal, patch and . NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Garnet and Diamond Pendant featuring a Certified Natural rich Green heart shape Tsavorite Garnet weighing 2.26 carats accented with a princess cut Diamond weighing approx. 0.21 carats with H-I color and VS clarity set in a 14 karat white gold custom crafted setting. Full Retail Appraised Value - $9,600.00

Original bronze sculpture signed "Little Jo - Winters Wind" by David Manuel. #6 of 158. Polychrome finished showing excellent detail and quality. David Manuel is a well recognized artist born 1940. Is the official sculptor for John Wayne Enterprises and well recognized for his works featuring the iconic western superstar

A mason. RESTORED PAINT. Springs not working due to fire damage before being restored. For use as a decorator only.

Entitled "Blackfoot Brave" Measures 18"W x 11"H. Hand sign lower left hand corner. In fancy gold frame. Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines.

M31 SA (or Suomi M31 Semi-Automatic) is a closed-bolt, semi-automatic reproduction of the legendary Finnish Suomi KP/-31 submachine gun. Manufactured by TNW Firearms, it converts the iconic WWII-era open-bolt design into a legal, civilian-compliant carbine chambered in 9mm Luger. Parkerized finish, blued magazines. Manufactured with many original Suomi parts, 16 1/4' barrel with vented shroud, dovetailed blade front and rear adjustable sliding u-notch leaf sight marked “1-5”sights. The charging handle is an L-shaped steel lever located on the right-rear of the receiver, near the pistol grip. It connects internally to a charging block that retracts the bolt. Because of the semi-auto conversion, the handle does not reciprocate when firing. The stock is one piece wood with a metal buttplate inletted sling swivel on the left side with sling swivel on the left barrel shroud. L-shaped manual safety in the trigger guard. Comes in a very nice blond wood transit chest with brass hardware, two original Finnish Suomi KP-31 Drum Magazines "SA" marked with Finnish proofs and serial numbers, two original Suomi 36-rd stick magazines, "SA" marked with lanyard loops, original Finnish leather sling. Wood and finish are overall excellent with a few minor scratches, the action performs well and the bore is excellent/bright. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Original movie poster for "Dr. No" in 007 series starring Sean Connery and the 1st in series. #62 of 410 and property of National Screen Services marked. Good condition with folding as is proper as they were mailed in envelopes to theatres. Nicely framed in wood with brass. Measures approximately 45"H x 30"W to outside dimensions of the frame. Artwork 30" x 40". Note: E-Bay shows sales up to $2500.00

SN: 1234723. This is a CMP refurbished Springfield 1903 U.S. military issued rifle chambered in 30-06 Springfield. The serial dates to 1921, The top of the barrel is marked “U.S.M.C. 1 – 44 / circled S”. This barrel was made under contract for the United States Marine Corps by Sedgley Manufacturing Company. The front sight clip-on hood is marked "U.S." with flaming bomb & 'R' (Remington), the bolt is marked "B&S" was manufactured by the Brown & Sharpe manufacturing company, which sub-contracted replacement bolt bodies and parts during World War II. The rear ladder sight is stamped "OL" for Oneida Limited, a subcontractor that manufactured replacement and wartime production rear sight components. Has all the standard features of the 1903 with a wartime gray/black parkerized finish, no 'Hatcher' hole, checkered buttplate, the left type "C" stock has a script "C.M.P. cartouche in circle above the trigger, the only stock marking. A repo M1907 sling marked "Rock Island Arsenal: & "1918" attached. The bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, the action is sound, the parkerized finish is about 865 with some minor scratches, rubs and the stock id excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent/refurbished. C&R Firearm.

Made by Alex Pappas. Ignacio Colorado. Brown leather with basket weave design. Flaps are decorated with wooly sheep fur.

60"tX40"wX24"d digital lock black finish, 60min safe.

This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Semiautomatic rifle features blue/parkerized finish, walnut stock with butt trap, brown fiberglass handguard, 22" barrel marked "M.A.C. BJO 3643 308-11 64", USGI military contract M14 barrel produced during the Vietnam War, Malta Manufacturing Company (or sometimes referenced as Malta Aircraft Corporation), BJO, lot or heat code. 308-11, It is a .308 caliber (7.62mm NATO) barrel with a 1-in-11" twist rate, which was the standardized target twist used to stabilize the military's 147–173 grain standard and match ammunition. 6/64, June 1964. S.A. op rod, hammer & safety, HR trigger housing, ported muzzle brake/stabilizer with sight base, bayonet lug, blade front sight with protective ears, adjustable rear peep sight with plastic cover, sling swivels, manual safety, stripper clip guide on receiver (guide has a very small hole drilled in it), accepts detachable magazines. Buttplate has hinged cover over trap door. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 98% metal finish, with scratches and scuffs, minor finish loss on bolt. Stock is excellent condition with handling marks. Handguard is excellent condition. Good condition green nylon USGI type sling. No magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

on oak base. 83"H x 21"W x 35". In overall excellent condition. Mount is removable from base. ***SHIPPING MUST BE ARRANGED BY BUYER***

Engraved Italian made over/under double barrel box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 12 gauge shells, circa 1987. It features blued 26" barrels with a ventilated sighting rib, fixed chokes, 'M' over 'IC' , automatic dual ejectors, white bead front sight, steel mid bead, fine floral scroll engraved receiver with electroless nickel finish, smooth curved gold-toned single trigger, sliding tang safety with sliding barrel selector, high gloss checkered walnut forend, semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, and a White-Line recoil pad. The length-of-pull measures 13 1/2". This Shotgun exhibits approximately 98% of it's original blued finish with only superficial scratches. The receiver finish is excellent. The action is crisp, and both bores are excellent and bright. The wood stock and forend are near excellent with a few minor storage dings. Condition is Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made six shot revolver chambered for .357 Magnum ammunition. Manufactured 2017. It has a gloss stainless finish, blade front sight, notch rear, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, faux pearl grips with gold toned Lone Star in silver toned wreath, fluted cylinder, and 4.5" barrel. Revolver exhibits some superficial scratches, light tracking on the cylinder with no major wear observed. Bore is excellent/bright,grips are excellent. Action is crisp/smooth with tight lock-up. Comes in original factory gray plastic case with manual, lock and original factory wood grips with Ruger and star motifs. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Mannlicher Schoenauer,' an Austrian bolt-action controlled round feed rifle chambered for 6.5x54 Mannlicher–Schönauer, and manufactured circa 1955 (chamber and barrel marked '55'). The receiver ring is marked “MADE IN AUSTRIA / ORIGINAL / MANNLICHER / SCHOENAUER / MOD. MCA / KAL. 6.5x54”. The left side of the receiver is marked with 3 proofs that include a “55”. The left receiver rail is also marked “STEYR-DAIMLER-PUCH A.G., STEYR”, and the “STEYR in a bullseye” logo. Rifle features a gloss blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting (Redfield mounts), an approximately 18-1/4" tapered barrel (only chambering made with this barrel length), ramped hooded blade front sight with a white face, folding island rear sight with a standing and one folding leaf (fixed leaf for 100-200 yards, and folding leaf for 300 yards), smooth curved double-set triggers, removable rotary drum magazine with a checkered unloading button on the right receiver rail, swinging floorplate, left receiver rail mounted bolt release, knurled cocking piece, flag type manual safety on the bolt, serrated manual safety lever on the right side of the receiver behind the bolt handle, polished mostly stainless bolt assembly, and a serrated "butter knife" style bolt handle. The European thin-shell walnut furniture consists of a full Mannlicher semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at wrist, full-length checkered forend with a steel end cap, sling swivels on the bottom of the forend and bottom of the shoulder stock, right-handed cheekpiece, smooth black plastic grip cap with a white spacer, and a factory butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial blemishes, and the barrel taking on a plum color. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. There is the slightest amount of pitting on th bolt that requires a magnifier to see. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with a few very minor handling marks. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. This rifle would be rated as excellent without the previously mentioned minor pitting. No importer marks observed. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made Premier Grade single-action Single Action Revolver with Side Loading Gate Cylinder, centerfire revolver chambered for .454 Casull, manufactured in Freedom, WY. Stainless steel construction, 12" barrel, front sight is a serrated ramped blade and is set on a smooth ramped base fixed to the barrel. The front sight is secured with an allen head at the front of the base. The rear sight is a flat topped square notched target sight dovetailed to a base screwed to the topstrap. Dick Casull designed the model 83 in the 1980's, and it became known for being a precision revolver that could handle heavy cartridges. Five-round unfluted cylinder, knurled cylinder pin head, frame mounted firing pin, serrated hammer spur, crescent style ejector rod button, smooth grip straps, and the two-piece grips are laminated hardwood with resin bonding. The original stainless finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial scratches. Metal displays no rust or deformation. Bore is excellent/ bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the wood grips are excellent. Comes with manual with matching serial number, Freedom Arms .454 Casull solid brass belt buckle, freedom arms thick brown leather belt cartridge holder with six loops containing six .454 blanks, and a lot of NAA .454 Casull cartridges, the rounds trace back to Rocky Mountain Arms Corp (RMAC), which was founded by Dick Casull and eventually changed its name to North American Arms (NAA). Before Freedom Arms released their Model 83 in 1983, a limited run of full-sized, five-shot revolvers was made by NAA. These NAA-headstamped brass cases were manufactured specifically to hold the massive pressures of the newly developed .454 Casull cartridge. A distinct feature of this rare, original NAA brass is that it utilizes Large Rifle primer pockets, unlike most modern .454 brass which uses Small Rifle or Small Pistol primers. Because only a handful of these revolvers were produced in the late 1970s and 1978, original NAA-headstamped cartridges are highly sought after by cartridge collectors and are considered quite scarce. Includes 30 cartridges in blue plastic Freedom Arms box and 74 cartridges in red plastic box, all NAA headstamped and jacketed soft points. Total of 104 cartridges. We could not find any for sale for value. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Antique brass foot rail. Measures: 60" x 13". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

This rifle is a The "HRA CMP Special .308" refers to an M1 Garand built by the Civilian Marksmanship Program utilizing a surplus Harrington & Richardson Arms (HRA) receiver and a modern .308 Winchester barrel. These rifles are highly prized by shooters because they offer historic military heritage with the convenience and accuracy of modern ammunition. Parkerized finish, standard M1 Sights, SA bolt. Barrel Marked "CBI .308 11010457 .93 1 10 09/134J" meaning it is high-quality, new-production replacement barrel. The markings indicate it was manufactured by Criterion Barrels Inc. (CBI), features a 1:10 twist rate, and was produced or inspected in September 2013. The stock is excellent with a feint DOD eagle/stars cartouche on the left side above the trigger, the parkerized is overall excellent with some very minor scratches on the left receiver, the action is smooth/crisp and the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Comes with the CMP Special .308 tag with matching serial number, CMP OD green hard case. green web sling, manual. one En-bloc clip and the CMP COA and invoice dated 2015. The H&R receiver was manufactured 1953/54. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Sn: WC29349. Limited edition commemorative lever action repeating rifle celebrating American Old West figure W. F. Cody aka ‘Buffalo Bill’. Chambered in .30-30 Winchester and manufactured circa 1968 with only 112,923 (counting both rifle and carbine variants) reported to have been produced. Buffalo Bill served in the Union Army during the American Civil War, served as a scout for the U.S. Army during the Indian Wars, was an exceptional bison hunter and was one of the most famous showmen of the 19th century. Features blued & lustrous black finish with nickel plated accents, 20" octagonal barrel, highlighted "Buffalo Bill Commemorative" on the right barrel flat, full-length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, simple roll stamped scroll engravings on the receiver with "Buffalo Bill" on the left side, saddle ring, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend with metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed Buffalo Bill Commemorative coin on the right side & smooth metal buttplate, highlighted "W.F. Cody Chief of Scouts" engraved on tang. Rifle retains approximately 99% original finish showing very minor handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood stocks are fine with only minor blemishes. Includes Winchester "hanging tag" brochure describing this edition commemorative. Comes in factory box with matching label with certificate, paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

This is a correct, original arsenal built M1911A1 pistol using a Colt commercial slide, HS barrel and a Remington Rand Slide. The slide has no Remington Rand markings which were often removed during the re-arsenal process. The serial number places it at late 1943 production by Remington Rand. The USGI barrel is stamped "P" & "HS" indicating it was made by High Standard Mfg. Co. Colt Commercial slides were used on RR frames due to urgent wartime necessity. The pistol is completely finished in a wartime parkerized finish including the barrel, barrel bushing, plug and recoil spring guide, it matches perfectly. Has all the correct M1911A1 features, sights, lanyard loo0, grip safety, arched serrated mainspring housing, etc. The checkered bakelite reinforced right grip panel was made by Keyes Fibre Co., the primary grip supplier for Remington Rand, the left panel is marked "5564063" a USGI post-war replacement grip, Korean/Cold war era. The screw hole reinforcing rings are a little wider on the post war The left slide has the two line Colt patent dates and address with Rampant Colt in the middle, the right receiver is marked "United States Property" with serial number below, forward of that is "M1911A1 U.S. Army". Feint crossed cannons ordnance stamp at the rear. "G" is stamped on the frame under the slide, "G" & "O" stamped on the left frame behind the trigger and "P" on the left frame behind the safety button and on top of the slide. "FJA" on the left frame below the slide stop. ( Colonel Frank J. Atwood, Army Inspector of Ordnance 1942-45). The bore is excellent/bright, the slide action is smooth, the grips are excellent and the parkerized finish is about 97% with slight scratches, edge wear. A really nice, correct Ww2 1911A1. Comes with a USGI 7-rd magazine marked "magazine marked 19200-ASSY 5508694 MFR. 1M291" (Check-Mate Industries, 1970's to 1993) and nice desert colored CMP foam lined hard case. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Civil War era antique single action rimfire revolver circa 1861-1874. With the outbreak of the American Civil War, Soldiers and officers on both sides of the conflict made private purchases of the revolvers for self-defense. Specimens of the model 2 under serial number 35,731 (produced by May 1. 1865) have a high probability of being used in the Civil War. Comes with a S&W factory letter signed by Roy Jinks stating this revolver was shipped from the factory on March 20, 1862 to J.W. Storrs, NYC, S&W's sole agent from 1857 to 1869. Features blued finish, smooth rosewood two piece grips, 6" octagon barrel with sighting rib, German silver front sight blade, rear notch sights, spur trigger, square butt, 6 shot unfluted cylinder, hinged frame tip-up action, manual extractor rammer pin under the barrel, smooth rosewood grips. One line address on the barrel rib, patent dates on the cylinder. Serial number on the heel with matching serial number on the inside of the right grip panel. Bore is overall very good, strong rifling with some scattered very light patches of pitting. Metal surfaces have turned a dark brown patina with age, S&W markings are crisp, grips are very good. Hammer action is smooth, the cylinder does not rotate, the hand appears to be present but does not protrude enough to turn the cylinder, needs adjustment. The tip of the hammer spur has broken off. NRA Condition-Fair(Hand). Antique Firearm.

SN: 57-03-64-05. Traditional, hand-made Spanish side-by-side shotgun built in Elgoibar, Spain, imported for Wingshooting. It features 2 3/4' chambers, 29" blued barrels with low profile rib, brass sight bead, lightweight frame, sidelock action, double triggers. Case colored receiver with traditional rose and scroll hand engraving, straight-hand walnut stocks with checkered panels at the wrist & splinter forearm. sliding tang safety, manufactured 2005, matching serial numbers on barrels, watertable and forearm. Bores measure M-left, IC-right, LOP-14 3/4' to front trigger, Drop at comb-1 1/2', Drop at heel-2'. The bores are pristine, action locks-up tight, the wood is overall excellent with some very minor scratches and the finishes are excellent, about 99%. Comes in a very nice Trunk Case. Built on a wood frame with, the Deluxe features adjustable. Interior is green felt lined with accessory compartment. combination lock. Sturdy wooden frame, durable canvas, and brown leather trim. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

This is the heavy barrel, 9MM version of the legendary K-Frame, 6-shot M&P square butt double-action revolver. S&W made 10,270 of these from 1980-1985, 3754 in the square butt configuration. Most difficult to manufacture revolver that S&W ever made. 4" solid rib, heavy barrel. 1/8" serrated ramp front sight, square notch rear sight. Walnut magna grips with S&W medallions. .265" flat face short throw semi-bobbed, short, half-spur hammer spur hammer. .312 smooth trigger. Originally developed for French Police trials as a modified version of the FBI's Model 13. The French passed on the revolver. Blued metal finish, with case-hardened trigger, and hammer. Action is crisp/tight. Bore, and cylinder chambers appear excellent/bright. Grips are excellent. Blued metal finish is about 99%, with slight drag lines on the cylinder. Slight wear on the ejector rod, and some very minor scratches/rubs. revolver is in almost new condition. Comes in original factory box with matching label, manual & cleaning gear. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Semi-auto target pistol. 7" barrel, blued finish, wood target grips, 1 magazine. Adjustable trigger stop, Patridge front sight and micrometer adjustable rear sight. Slight rub marks on slide and frame. Minor scratch to left side of barrel. 98% of finish remains. gun with excellent barrel, and action. NRA excellent condition. ***Modern Firearm***

Large frame stainless steel double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. Features a brushed finish, 6" barrel with shrouded ejector rod, serrated sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outline, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth wide trigger, checkered wide spur target hammer, hammer mounted firing pin, three screw N target frame with serrated back strap. Gun shows signs of use and handling but looks good. There is a light drag line on the cylinder & some minor scratches. Checkered wood target with grips S&W medallions. Bore is excellent/bright, action is crisp tight, grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

This is a series 80, Commander model M1991A1, semi-auto pistol chambered for .45 ACP Ammunition, manufactured 1994. It features a matte black finish, a 5" blued barrel, fixed blade front sight, dovetailed square-notch Bo-Mar adjustable target rear sight, skeletonized, travel adjustable trigger and serrated hammer spur, grip safety, plum colored manual safety, flat knurled mainspring housing, black pebbled rubber Hogue grip panels. Metal finish is excellent. Bore is excellent/bright. Grips are fine. No magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Deactivated Original German WW2 Panzerfaust 60 Anti-Tank Rocket and Launcher. This is the third and largest design known as the "Panzerfaust Gross" (Tank-Fist-Big). It entered service in September of 1944, only produced for a few months until the war ended. A light recoilless launcher tube outfitted with a single high-explosive anti-tank warhead. Still retains about half of the original original dunkelgelb (dark Yellow/Mustard) paint with some original white stenciling still visible, flip-up leaf rear sight and plunger trigger intact. No labels. The lower end of the tube is stamped with waffenamt, manufacturer code, "q.f.f." identifying the maker as the factory of Bergische Stahl-Industrie (BSI) based in Remscheid. Original examples are becoming very hard to find.

"Old Wrist Breaker" Ames Calvary saber w/metal scabbard. U.S. Mexican War/U.S. Civil War era. Ricasso stamped "U.S. N.W.P." (Nahum W. Patch, a civilian Ordnance Department inspector who verified military weapons between 1831 and 1849.) Reverse stamped "N.P. AMES, CABOTVILLE, 1847". (Nathan P. Ames manufactured swords at the Cabotville, Massachusetts location from 1837 to 1848.) Top of pommel is also stamped "N.W.P." and "W.A.J." (William A. Jones inspected U.S. military-issue blades, primarily around the 1840s to 1850s.) 35 1/2' blade with 24 1/2' wide fuller and 18 1/2' narrow fuller, blade has scattered dark patches of patina, no nicks or sharpening, markings are clear/readable, brass guard/pommel has turned a nice aged patina, the & wire from the grip are long gone with remnants of wire under the pommel cap, there is a crack in the wood grip. The two-ring steel scabbard is un-dented, turned a dark patina with age. Most likely used in the Mexican war (1846-1848) and the Civil War. Really not in bad shape for a two war used sword 179 years old.

Civil War era antique single action rimfire revolver circa 1861-1874. With the outbreak of the American Civil War, Soldiers and officers on both sides of the conflict made private purchases of the revolvers for self-defense. Specimens of the model 2 under serial number 35,731 (produced by May 1. 1865) have a high probability of being used in the Civil War. Comes with a S&W factory letter signed by Roy Jinks stating this revolver was shipped from the factory on November, 1862 to J.W. Storrs, NYC, S&W's sole agent from 1857 to 1869. Features blued finish, smooth rosewood two piece grips, 5" octagon barrel with sighting rib, German silver front sight blade, rear notch sights, spur trigger, square butt, 6 shot unfluted cylinder, hinged frame tip-up action, manual extractor rammer pin under the barrel, smooth rosewood grips. One line address on the barrel rib, patent dates on the cylinder. Serial number on the heel with matching serial number on the inside of the right grip panel. Bore is fair, rifling present with some scattered patches of pitting. Metal surfaces have turned a gray/brown patina with age, S&W markings are crisp, grips are very good. Hammer action is sound with the cylinder removed, the cylinder does not rotate, the hand is present and appears to work well but does not turn the cylinder, needs adjustment. There is a hairline crack in the left grip panel. NRA Condition-Fair(Hand). Antique Firearm.

Sn: 86112. This is a SAA with a beautiful matching holster rig with bowie knife. Italian made single action army six-shot revolver manufactured circa 1990 and imported by Mitchell Arms Inc. out of Santa Ana, CA. A close copy of the Colt 1873 Single Action Army, chambered for .45 Long Colt. It features a nickel finish, 7 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched frame rear sight, smooth curved thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted cylinder, and crescent ejector rod head. The grips are covered in black leather with silver plate rope/flower decorations and stabilized turquoise inlay Serial number matched on frame, cylinder and loading gate. Overall finish condition is approximately 97% remaining with minor scratches, slight drag line on the cylinder. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and cylinder looks good. The action is crisp. Comes with a tooled black leather Mexican holster rig decorated with tacks and matching stabilized turquoise inlayed silver plate Rope/flower designs as the grips. The buckle is horseshoe shaped and the holster is a single loop. The belt has 32 cartridge loops with spent cartridge cases with turquoise bullets. The Bowie knife has a 8 1/2" bright blade stamped with "N" & "Z" proofs, the tooled scabbard and hilt have the same turquoise/rope designs as listed above. The holster is on the left, belt size is 44". A truly an eye-catching display. NRA Condition-Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

The John Deere Summer 1988 Catalog description stated, “This utterly charming wagon is a mini replica of a wagon we sold around the turn of the century. Back then, farmers would go to town, fill up their wagons with supplies, and return home. Actually, this really was the predecessor to our modern-day station wagon. Our fully workable replica wagon is handcrafted of hard maple and poplar, finished in genuine John Deere green and yellow paint. Cast-aluminum wheels replicate wood wheels with iron rims. Wagon is 36 inches long (72 inches with tongue, 18 inches wide (27 inches with wheels). A perfect planter, serving cart, toy chest or toy.

SN: 79011-S. Israeli made semiautomatic pistol by Israeli Military Industries, imported by Magnum Research, Minneapolis MN chambered in .44 Magnum. Mark VII, introduced in 1989. Features matte black slide, matte gray frame, black plastic grips with IMI motifs 6" barrel, serrated dovetailed front sight, dovetailed rear square notch sight, slide mounted ambidextrous manual safety on slide, two stage trigger, push button magazine release, distinct, AR-style rotating bolt assembly. Bore is excellent/bright, finish is very good with minor edge wear, grips are excellent. Comes with original factory box with matching label, three 8 round factory magazines, and 50 rounds of ammo loaded specifically for this gun. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

D/S Action revolver. 6-rd Capacity. The "K-22 masterpiece". Manufactured 1980. Model 17-4 built on a square butt K target frame . 8 3/8" serrated ribbed pinned barrel with patridge front, and micro-click adjustable rear sights, less common than the standard 6' barrel. Serrated trigger, 10-groove serrated fore, and backstrap. Bore is excellent/bright, case-hardened hammer/trigger some some wear, checkered walnut target grips with S&W Medallions are excellent, the action is smooth with tight lock-up. Blued finish is about 94% with slight muzzle, track line on the cylinder, handling wear on the ejector rod and some minor scratches. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm. Firearm.

all channel set with round cut and baguette diamonds set in 14kt white gold with appraisal from Blue Diamond INC round diamond weigh 1.30ct with H/1 color and baguettes weigh 1.26ct clarity SI Replacement value states 2710.00 in 2005.

SNs: 75660D & 75661D. This is a Cased set of Colt 4th model Derringers Chambered in .22 short with consecutive serial numbers. Manufactured 1959-1963. (N suffix) Small frame single shot spur trigger pistols. Features a 2.5" swing out barrels with black oxide finish, fixed blade front sight, smooth spur trigger, knurled hammer spur, nickel plated frame and two-piece smooth walnut bird's head grips. Includes a factory case with fitted red felt lined form-fitted interior. The black oxide finish barrels of 39328D have some minor scratches, nickel plated frames show handling minor handling wear. Actions are sound, bores are near excellent and the wood grips are very good. Case is very good. has brass plaque affixed to the front that reads "Lt. Robert Cummings M.P.T.C. Class of '75 Police Officer "Always". ( Municipal Police Training Committee). Conditions are NRA Very Good. C&R Firearms.

Otics ready Anschutz Match Model 54 MS Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle with Scope. This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. The MS means it was designed for metallic silhouette. High quality bolt action single shot match rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, receiver marked "West Germany". Barrel has the date code "IA"-1981, 20" heavy barrel with recessed crown, no provisions for sights, high polish blue finish, manual thumb safety on left receiver, fully adjustable two-stage trigger, swept back bolt handle with large round knob, cocked indicator. Mounted on a stippled walnut pistol grip stock with a solid recoil pad, high comb and cheek rest. Mounted with Redfield scope bases & rings. Bore is excellent/bright, blue is about 99%, stock is excellent. Action is smooth, has a very light trigger pull. Rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Desirable medium frame double action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured in Hartford, Conn. circa 1975. Features a blued finish, 4" vent ribbed barrel with full underlug, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable square notch rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated wide hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, flat-top D frame and two-piece checkered walnut grip with silver Colt medallions. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish with some scattered scratches. Action is smooth with a tight lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine with minimal blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Cultured teardrop/pear shaped pearl set in 14k white gold. Asymmetrical leaf motif of marquise cut diamonds on sides of the pearl stone.

This is a German WW2 Waffen-SS Officer's tunic of a SS-Obersturmführer, (First lieutenant). Private purchase tunic with the tailors label of " F. Dumon 17 Vlamingstraak Poperinghe". Tailor F. Dumon operated a custom tailoring workshop out of Vlamingstraat 17 in Poperinge during World War II, serving as an important local logistical link for the Comet Line (Réseau Comète) escape network. The Comet Line was a massive underground resistance network used to smuggle downed Allied airmen out of Nazi-occupied Belgium and France. Shot-down Allied pilots needed authentic civilian clothing. Dumon used his shop at Vlamingstraat 17 to alter, adapt, or completely craft civilian suits for these escaping airmen. While the prominent Dumon family—including the heroic sister duo of Andrée ("Nadine") and Micheline ("Michou") Dumon—ran core operations out of Brussels, they were heavily involved in sheltering and guiding airmen, which resulted in the arrest and internment of the Dumon family by the Gestapo. The herringbone twill tunic has an original Waffen-SS Officers bullion sleeve eagle, hand embroidered in silver bullion on black woolen backing on the left sleeve, stitching is between the outside material and sleeve lining, sewn in shoulder boards with black wool underlay, piped in white for infantry, with metal pips denoting rank, they have evidence of devices being attached, four pleated scalloped flap pockets with fold back French cuffs. The collar is made of green wool with a zigzag reinforced bluish-green badge cloth back. Second pattern, SS-Obersturmführer left hand side rank collar tab features a black wool base with three natural aluminum rank pips and a narrow strip of woven silver/aluminum tress with an interwoven central black stripe, trimmed in twisted silver/aluminum piping and is mounted on a tan buckram base, matching right side SS Officer's Collar Tab, with the standard Double Sig/Victory Rune) bullion wire embroidered insignia, with a braided bullion border and tan buckram base. The tunic is fully lined with black rayon and it retains all of its original buttons. It has original loops for five badges, three medal ribbon bar with WW1 Iron Cross 2nd class with 1939 Spange device, War Merit Cross with Swords and the Sudetenland Medal. The second button hole has a hand sewn WW1 Iron Cross 2nd class ribbon with 1939 Spange. The left sleeve below the eagle has the stitched out-line of the Cholm Campaign shield. interior slit through the left lower pocket for dagger/sword hander, waist adjustment strap on rear liner. Unfortunately the collar tabs are pasted, not sewn to the collars which is reflected in the estimates. The tunic shows wear with a sewn repair to the collar and small tears, mostly to the upper right side.

Complete and original WWII Japanese “Type 90”Combat Helmet. Brought Home By A U.S. Veteran. The standard WWII Japanese infantry combat helmet. The shell, constructed from chrome poly-bend steel retains most of the original olive-brown paint. The original IJA metal star affixed to the front. The original three-pad pigskin liner and band are intact. The helmet has all of the original cloth chinstrap. Very good field worn example, appears to have been in the elements for some time with scattered rust on the steel. Complete & original IJA Type 90 helmets are very hard to find these days.

and Diamond Ring featuring an oval cut Royal Blue Sapphire weighing approx. 1.00 carats accented with 28 baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.70 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in an impeccably crafted swirl design crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. Ring size 4 -can be resized larger. Retail $6,000-$8,000

SN: 1430. Flat Side" Thompson/Center Contender is an extremely rare, highly collectible early-production version of the single-shot break-action pistol made with completely smooth, blank receiver side plates that lack any factory photo-engraving, animal etchings, or logos. Manufactured in early 1967, first year of production. Fitted with a early Type 1 10" octagonal barrel with one line Rochester N.H. address, chambered in .38 Special. Comes in a red velvet lined Presentation Case with interchangeable 10" octagonal barrel chambered in .22 LR. High polish blue finish, The front sight is a blade set atop a ramped base, rear sight is a fully adjustable square notch on both barrels, two piece checkered wood furniture set with a Herrett style forend and capped right hand thumb shelf pistol grip. Correct dual firing pin selector screw (requiring a flathead screwdriver or coin to rotate the nose up or down). Anodized aluminum plate screwed to the bottom of the grips, wide, serrated trigger. the pistol in in like new, unfired condition, bores are pristine. The box is overall excellent with a couple of light scratches on the lid. NRA Condition-Perfect in BOX. C&R Firearm.

British manufactured Parker-Hale bolt-action optics ready sporting rifle custom chambered in .35 Whelen. Built on Mauser 98-style bolt action, detachable steel box magazine, often referred to as the "Super Clip". features a blued/polished bolt, matte finish on the receiver, barrel & bottom metal, 24' tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, stainless steel 6 ported muzzle break installed, receiver drilled/tapped for optics, no filler screws, swept-back bolt handle, cocked indicator, manual thumb safety, magazine release in triggerguard, serrated trigger. Monte Carlo style wooden stock with checkered panels on the wrist & forend high comb with cheekpiece, factory black plastic buttplate, missing the grip cap, holes for sling studs with no studs. The bore is excellent/bright, the finish is about 97% with handling wear on the bolt knob, the action is smooth and the wood is excellent. Comes with 10-rd steel magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent -Grip Cap. Modern Firearm.

to the Governor of New Mexico. Engraved "M. AA" on tip of cane with cross, decorated with Kachina and hanging fish and floral accent.

Neon Blue Green ‘PARAIBA’ Tourmaline, Blue Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring a stunning G.I.A. Certified oval cut Paraiba Tourmaline beautifully framed with flower petals encrusted with 48 pave set round Diamonds and Blue Sapphires weighing approx. 0.88 carats combined weight set in a Designer ‘LEVIAN’ 14 karat white gold custom setting. Ring size 6 ¾. Full Retail Appraised Value - $62,000.00

Finnish bolt action rifle imported by century Arms Inc. (Left Barrel) No military markings, barrel stamped "1970" Features 27" barrel, bayonet lug, blade front sight with protector ears, tangent rear sight, hex chamber, cleaning rod under barrel, sling swivels, straight bolt handle, two-piece semi pistol grip wood stock & matching wood handguard. This is mint condition Finnish "Sneak" Mosin Nagant M39, manufactured in 1970 and chambered in 7.62x54mmR. The M39 was an improvement over the other Finnish Mosin predecessors, and they are considered to be the finest and most accurate Mosin Nagant rifles ever made. These rifles were assembled in Finland in very deep secrecy, and as such nobody knows exact production quantity. rebuilt or assembled at the Finnish AV1/AV3 depots using surplus parts from older Mosins. These 1970-dated rifles are highly collectible "No Maker" models This example is still in unissued condition, the bore is excellent/bright

Civil War era antique single action rimfire revolver Manufactured in 1861, the opening year of both the firearm's production run and the American Civil War. Rare 2-Pin Variation. Serial numbers under approximately 3,000 feature a 2-pin top strap design. With the outbreak of the American Civil War, Soldiers and officers on both sides of the conflict made private purchases of the revolvers for self-defense. Specimens of the model 2 under serial number 35,731 (produced by May 1. 1865) have a high probability of being used in the Civil War. Comes with a S&W factory letter signed by Roy Jinks stating this revolver was shipped from the factory on September 4, 1861 to J.W. Storrs, NYC, S&W's sole agent from 1857 to 1869. Features blued finish, smooth rosewood two piece grips, 5" octagon barrel with sighting rib, German silver front sight blade, rear notch sights, spur trigger, square butt, 6 shot unfluted cylinder, hinged frame tip-up action, manual extractor rammer pin under the barrel, smooth rosewood grips. One line address on the barrel rib, patent dates on the cylinder. Serial number on the heel with matching serial number on the inside of the right grip panel. Bore is overall good, strong rifling with some scattered light patches of pitting. Original blue finish is about 40%, mostly on the frame and in protected areas, the remainder of the surfaces have turned a gray patina with age, handling wear, S&W markings are crisp, grips are very good. Hammer action is smooth with tight lock-up. NRA Condition-Fine. Antique Firearm.

'Third Series' Vintage single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1957. Features a blued finish, 4 1/2" round barrel, serrated blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, smooth wide trigger, thumb safety/slide catch on the left slide of the frame, heel magazine release, 10 Colt round factory magazine, steel frame and two piece checkered walnut grips. Pistol exhibits approximately 85% of it's original finish with holster/handling wear, mostly on the barrel, some scratches and edge wear. Action is smooth, the bore is , markings are crisp and the wood grips are good/sound with handling wear, minor scratches/dents. Comes in a black leather Bucheimer belt holster. NRA Condition-Good++. C&R Firearm.

round diamond and baguettes 0.25 and 1.05 with appraisal from Blue Diamond Inc. Set in 14Kt white gold. Size 11. Designed "HMI"

Belgian made semiautomatic sub-compact pistol manufactured circa 1959, imported by Browning Arms Co. Features lightweight alloy mattel frame, Nickel finished slide, gold accent trigger, Mother-of-Pearl grips, 2" barrel, fixed sights, single action trigger, heel magazine release, manual safety. Bore is very good/bright. Metal surfaces are very good condition overall with some scratches to slide, handling wear with some finish loss to the trigger, the faux Mother-of-Pearl grils are newer replacements, excellent condition. Includes (1) very good condition "FN" marked nickel plated magazine. Comes in original factory soft case. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Brazilian made double-action revolver chambered for both .45 Colt, and 3" .410 shotshells. The Judge was introduced in 2006, and this revolver's SKU is '2-441069MAG'. Revolver features a satin stainless steel finish, 6-1/2" serrated ribbed barrel, dovetailed orange fiber optic front sight, square notched top strap rear sight, in-the-white hammer with a checkered spur, in-the-white smooth curved trigger, 1/4 length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, fluted five-round cylinder, checkered thumb piece, internal locking safety on the rear of the hammer, transfer bar safety, and a single-piece checkered black rubber finger grooved grip with Taurus logos on both sides. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with minimal edge wear, light handling blemishes, and a feint drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The rubber grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Revolver includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, internal locking keys, hex key, and the instruction manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

High quality pre/early WW2 Marine Corps Officer's Mameluke sword, manufactured in Solingen, Germany, for U.S. distribution. This officer had an association with Marine legend & Medal of Honor winner Greg "Pappy" Boyington. Ricasso marked "Hilborn-Hamburger, New York". putting the time frame from 1916 to 1942 when they switched to the "H&H" mark. The German made, stainless steel, slightly curved, single edged, multi-fullered, etched, 30 1/4" blade on is named to a “Vernon O. Ullman”. The crisp acid etched panels read: “United States Marines”, one to each side with scroll work, EGA, American Flag motifs, blade is excellent. The obverse features the Star of David. The spine is marked "23” with matching number on the drag and scabbard. (H-H acceptance number). The scabbard is made of polished steel sheet metal with brass fittings, that include; a decorative drag, two laurel leaf and berry bands/rings and a throat. The scabbard is excellent, dent free. The gilded brass hilt features a cruciform guard with pointed langets and quillions that each end at an acorn. The P-shaped grip features ivoried celluloid hollow grip plates that are secured with two star capped through rivets. There is a hole to the pommel top with a vintage black leather portepee tied on. Vernon O. Ullman (1915-1965). He was the Commanding Officer of VMD-154, Flew B-24 aerial reconnaissance missions in the south pacific during WW2. He commanded VMJ-1 as a Lt. Colonel during the Korean War. He flew photo missions over North Korea, including the vicinity of Sinan Ju and Ung-do island. He died at age 49 in 1965 from a brain tumor. Photo and history included. Included with the sword is a photograph of Ullman and Major Greg "Pappy" Boyington is a group photograph of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Group Officers at the Naval Air Station San Diego (North Island) on March 19,1940. They are standing in front of squadron of Grumman F3F fighter aircraft, they are standing on the right side of photo. The back is stamped "Official U.S. Navy Photograph", "Second Marine Aircraft Group, F.M.F." etc. In nice frame. Boyington's VMF-214 and Ullman's VMD-154 were both based on Espiritu Santo during the war. NOTE: The V on the name Vernon etched on the sword looks like a D. if you look at early gothic/Old English letters, the V looks more like a D. There is no first name of "Dernon". The 2-MAG photograph is not among the known photographs of Boyington.

includes saddle, bridle, back drop, chest piece. Black leather decorated with nickel decoration in a diamond pattern with horse head conchos , end of taps are engraved sterling. In overall very good condition. Circa 1950-60's, saddle measures 16". Ted Flowers began manufacturing ornate bridles and saddles in 1945 and became known for these fancy parade type saddles. This one is unmarked which is typical of Flower work.

14kt Rose Gold Ring w/ Pave Set Diamonds. Wide pave champagne rose gold diamond band with entire outer surface is covered in round diamonds. Marked 14k China. Size 8

This is a M1D Springfield Garand rifle with a Danish serial number. Denmark initially received 20,000 M1 rifles from the United States under a 1950 mutual defense assistance agreement. They later purchased roughly 49,000 more from the U.S. (including M1D sniper variants). This rifle is in the latter category. The M1D is an official sniper variant of the M1 Garand rifle. Adopted in the early 1950s, it features a specialized barrel with an integrated scope mounting block, allowing a telescope to be offset-mounted to the left side of the receiver. No other Danish marking observed. Features a SA barrel dated 2-57, the year is over stamped with letter which are hard to made out. SA bolt, hammer, safety, trigger housing, SA stamped receiver leg, Remington National Match op rod. Barrel sleeve scope block intact. Rear sight marked "DRC" (Drudge Brothers Manufacturing Company). Stock has the "P' proof on the grip face, "S.A." cartouche on the left buttstock. M1907 brown leather sling marked "CS 1917" attached. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, action is crisp/smooth, parkerized finish is very good with minor scratches, receiver is the white and the wood is very good with some minor dents. Comes in CMP box with manual and CMP Certificate of Authenticity confirming the Danish serial number. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Entitled "Just Ma and Me". Measures 35"W x 24"H. In fancy gold frame which is missing four wood applicade decorations. Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines.

Czech-made short-action bolt-action rifle that is built with a Mauser-style controlled-round-feed bolt and a solid receiver, chambered in .243 Winchester. Manufactured 1989. Features a set-trigger mechanism, for precise shot placement when engaged, integral scope bases, 24' threaded barrel with rear empty dovetail for sight, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, swept-back bolt handle, manual thumb on right receiver, cocked indicator. European-style sporter stock,solid walnut, checkering on the pistol grip and forend, a raised comb with a cheekpiece, a capped pistol grip & forend tip, sling swivels & factory vented rubber recoil pad. LOP is 14 1/4'. The bore is good/bright, rifling present, action is smooth, the wood is good/sound with many minor scratches/dings and the finish is about 70% with handling wear on the bottom metal, bolt knob and barrel, there is a ring of finish loss on the barrel where a sling swivel band once was. NRA Condition-Good+. Modern Firearm.

by TB Chino signed. Large turquoise accent bear with removable bear claw pendant all sterling with arrow piece with turquoise with sterling tips.

Antique single action rimfire revolver. Comes with a S&W factory letter signed by Roy Jinks stating this revolver was shipped from the factory on November 1, 1870 to M.W. Robinson, NYC, S&W's largest distributor. The No. 2 Army was popular in the old west, James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok: Carried a Model No. 2 as a backup and was famously documented to have one on his person when he was killed in Deadwood in 1876. General George Armstrong Custer famously owned and carried a pair of them during his military and frontier campaigns. Cole Younger: The notorious outlaw of the James-Younger gang favored the S&W No. 2 as a personal sidearm. Rutherford B. Hayes carried one to name a few. Features blued finish, smooth rosewood two piece grips, 5" octagon barrel with sighting rib, German silver front sight blade, rear notch sights, spur trigger, square butt, 6 shot unfluted cylinder, hinged frame tip-up action, manual extractor rammer pin under the barrel, smooth rosewood grips. One line address on the barrel rib, patent dates on the cylinder. Serial number on the heel with matching serial number on the inside of the right grip panel. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Original blue finish is about 55%, mostly on the frame and barrel and in protected areas, the remainder of the surfaces have turned a thinning gray patina, S&W markings are crisp, grips are very good. Hammer action is smooth with tight lock-up. One of the pins is missing from the 3 pin topstrap. NRA Condition-Very good. Antique Firearm.

'Model H-D Military' an American made semi-automatic single-action rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1946 in New Haven, CT. Even though this pistol is dubbed 'Military,' it was not manufactured for the military. This is pretty much a copy of the 'Model H-D' with an external safety. Manufactured from 1945-1950, there were approximately 143,000 produced. Pistol features a gloss blued finish, 6.75" heavy round barrel, fixed blade front sight, dovetailed micrometer adjustable notched rear sight (fully adjustable with elevation screw), serrated external manual safety, checkered slide stop lever mounted on the right side of the frame, 'type-II' takedown with a right-side frame mounted lever that has a knurled round pick-up, serrated heel magazine release, external hammer with checkered spur, heel magazine release and two-piece checkered walnut grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 60% with thinning on the grip straps and barrel, scattered edge wear, and light scattered scratches, bore is bright with strong rifling and the action is smooth and crisp. Grips are very good condition. Comes with original two-tone magazine & one spare magazine. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm

1950's Red metal Coca-Cola Progress Refrigerator Co with bottle opener on the front. In usable condition, bar holding the lid on moves easily, the inside metal lining is intact, minor cracks and one small piece missing on the lids rubber seal, paint is chipped and scratched in places from use, and both the drain plug and chain are present. Measures approximately 8" x 18" x 15"

Set In Platinum With 5 Round Cut Diamonds size 10. Two tone design all platinum with small yellow gold accented on the sides of very white high quality diamonds.

High quality American made 1911A1 style single-action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. Pistol features satin stainless steel slide, raised flared ejection port, satin silver-toned aluminum frame, bushing-less 3" stainless steel ramped match grade barrel, full-length metal guide rod with dual captive recoil springs, dovetailed fiber optic front sight (filament missing), serrated dovetailed square notched rear sight, adjustable serrated skeletonized curved trigger, two-toned skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, serrated extended manual safety on left side of frame, checkered slide stop, smooth upswept beavertail grip safety, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered flat polymer mainspring housing, beveled magazine well, and two-piece half checkered rosewood grips with Kimber trademarks on both sides. The original satin silver-toned finish retained is approximately 93% with handling wear on the frame, edge wear, and light handling blemishes on the slide. Metal displays no deformation, but there is light oxidation on the hammer. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The rosewood grip condition is in very good condition with light handling marks on the bottom of the panels, and some carry wear on the right grip panel. Pistol includes one 7-round magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Belgian made semiautomatic sub-compact pistol manufactured circa 1966, imported by Browning Arms Co. Features lightweight alloy mattel frame, Nickel finished slide, gold accent trigger, Mother-of-Pearl grips, 2" barrel, fixed sights, single action trigger, heel magazine release, manual safety. Bore is very good/bright. Metal surfaces are very good condition overall with some scratches to slide, handling wear with some finish loss to the trigger, grips are overall very good with one very small crack behind the screw on the right panel. Includes (1) very good condition "FN" marked nickel plated magazine. Comes in original factory cardboard box, form fitted with red felt lining. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Belgian made gas-operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered for 7mm Remington Magnum, and imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan, UT. & Montreal P.Q. This BAR was manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1970. This example is a 'Grade 2' rifle with upgraded furniture, and engravings. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 24" tapered barrel, raised serrated ramped front sight base, dovetailed blade front sight with a brass bead, rear sight removed, smooth curved trigger, aluminum trigger guard with annular cut cross-bolt safety, serrated magazine latch, hinged floorplate, and a serrated charging handle. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with point checkering at the wrist, point checkered forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a solid black rubber factory recoil pad with white and black spacers. The steel receiver presents light scroll engraving with an image of a bear on the right side and mountain goat on the left side. A Redfield Tracker 3-9x40mm scope with a duplex reticle is mounted to the receiver utilizing a single-piece Redfield mount with 1" rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with edge wear on the muzzle and bottom of the receiver, and small handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but very light oxidation was observed on the receiver where the finish has worn. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. The Redfield scope's sight picture is clear and bright with a slight yellowing. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Two tone stainless steel and 14K yellow gold, swiss made, in working condition, comes with no box or paperwork

Two tone design. 30 diamonds surrounded by yellow face .32 K bezel set. Includes case paperwork and instruction book.

With floral motif in fair to good condition From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

"The Lawman Series, Wyatt Earp' Commemorative long barreled small frame single-action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, issued by Colt in1970. One of only 3,000 produced. Features a nickel plated & black finish, 12" barrel modeled after the mythical Buntline Special, ejector rod, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, alloy frame, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth trigger, checkered hammer spur and two-piece smooth wood grips with Colt medallions. Left side of barrel marked "Lawman Series Wyatt Earp". Includes a black leatherette covered wood presentation case with "The Gunfight at the OK Corral" scene imprinted in gold on the lid and inside of lid, red velvet lined fitted interior and "Wyatt" literature and key. Revolver is in excellent, like new condition, appears unfired Condition is NRA Excellent in Box. C&R Firearm.

'Featherlight', an American made slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shotshells, and manufactured circa 1951 in Ithaca, NY. Shotgun features a blued finish, a 28" round barrel, brass bead front sight, the fixed choke measures 'Improved Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge (barrel stamped 'Modified'), five-round half-length tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, bottom eject, single action bar, serrated bolt release at the front of the trigger guard, and a checkered push-button safety on the trigger guard. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, corn-cob style slide handle, factory serrated black plastic butt plate, 14" length-of-pull, and black plastic grip cap. The receiver displays limited coverage of dog and waterfowl scenes roll stamped on both sides. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with light scratches, contact wear from the slide handle, minor edge wear, and some material transfers on the top of the receiver. Metal displays no deformation, but there is sparse oxidative speckling. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and shiny. The furniture wood is in good condition with light handling blemishes, and a chip on the top of the shoulder stock at the heel. The furniture does not appear to be refinished, but there are drip marks on the shoulder stock suggesting that it may have been touched-up. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

10"x7" Leather bag and handle with fully beaded geometric design in white, red, yellow, and black.

This is a vintage circa WW2 Sensenich Yellow Birch Wooden Airplane Propeller. It is a large, 2-blade, fixed pitch, wooden construction with metal covered tips painted OD green, measuring 90 inches long and has metal leading edges to each blade. Both Sensenich decals still intact and in excellent condition. It has the following markings tamped on the 8 bolt hub, "DWG NO. 44K24605" (military designation for the 90JA-81 and was used in the AT-17 Bobcat WWII Airplane), "SER NO. 87006" (Correct-no letter(s) prefix indicates it was manufactured during the company's early years, specifically between Oct. 1932 and 1943, "HP 225 RPM 20", "ENGINE R-755-9", AIRPLANE AT17 and "SENSENICH". The matching serial number is also stamped on the side of the hub. Drawing No. 43K13605 is an authentic WWII-era, 90-inch wooden propeller designed for the Cessna AT-17 (Bobcat/T-50) powered by twin Jacobs R-755-9 engines. Because this specific drawing reflects a 1943 military contract, original airworthy versions are now primarily historical artifacts or collector's items. The Cessna AT-17 "Bamboo Bomber" is a twin-engine, wood-and-fabric aircraft widely used during World War II. Originally designed in 1939 as the civilian Cessna T-50, it became a primary multi-engine trainer and light personnel transport for the U.S. Army Air Forces. It was used extensively to train bomber and transport pilots, navigators, and for formation flying. Excellent, unrestored condition.

This is a vintage circa WW2 Yellow Birch Robert Laidlaw Lumber Co. (RLLCo) Wooden Airplane Propeller. It is a large, 2-blade, fixed pitch, wooden construction with metal covered tips painted yellow, propeller measuring 90 inches long and has metal leading edges to each blade. The marking indicates a vintage World War II-era aircraft propeller manufactured in 1943 by the Robert Laidlaw Lumber Co. (RLLCo) in Toronto, Canada. It was built for United States and Canadian military training and liaison aircraft. Inside of hub marked "OD58" (Outside Diameter 58 inches). Three Royal Canadian Air Force inspection stamps near the hub "RCA 71" in circle with Broad Arrow, designates an official RCAF design standard or sub-contracted manufacturer, 71 is the specific drawing or design number. Underside of hub stamped "L U.S.A. DRG. No. X43K9493" designates US Army Air Forces compliance. "SER. L.L.A. 321" (Laidlaw Lumber Aircraft prefix, 321st propeller built under that specific design specification), and under that is stamped "June 43". The top of the hub is stamped "ENG. R-975" (9-cylinder Wright R-975 Whirlwind radial engine), "D8-O.FT.", "HP 450", "RPM 2250" and MOD./D.76". This propeller was used on the following aircraft: Beechcraft Staggerwing, (civil utility aircraft frequently impressed into military service).North American BT-9 & Vultee BT-15 Valiant (U.S. Army Air Corps training aircraft). Curtiss-Wright SNC Falcon, (Navy training aircraft).Curtiss F9C Sparrowhawk, (A parasite fighter operated from U.S. Navy airships). Propeller is in excellent, unrestored condition. All marking are clear/readable.

Set In 14kt Yellow Gold, measures 8" long. Purchased from London gold in 1991 for $1,168.36

Antique "Etched Panel" double/single action revolver manufactured 1879, third year of production. Features a nickel finish, 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, solid frame with side loading gate, bird's head grip frame, ejector rod with round "Bullseye" head, checkered black colored gutta percha grips with rampant colt logo. "Colt DA .41" etched panel on the left barrel. 2 line address on top of barrel, 2 line patent dates on left frame, ".41 Cal." on left triggerguard. Matching serial numbers on the frame, triggerguard and grip frame, assembly number is partially visible due to flaking, all the rest of the Colt markings are readable. Bore is overall good, bright with strong rifling, has scattered areas of very light pitting. Nickel finish is about 75% with scattered flaking. Grips are very good condition, slight wear, no visible cracks, some shrinkage leaving small gaps between the grips and the frame. The action is crisp and smooth. Comes with Colt factory stating this revolver was shipped to Hartley & Graham in NYC on March 2, 1881, one of a 40 gun shipment. NRA Condition-Fine. Antique Firearm.

Made in Finland approximately between 1978 and 1981, imported by LCL Inc. Scottsdale, AZ. Optics ready bolt action rifle is chambered .240 Winchester. Features a 24" tapered heavy blued barrel and receiver with 2 3/4' ported muzzle break installed, drilled/tapped for sights with filler screws, scope bases machined into the receiver with rings installed, hinged floor plate. It has a metal trigger guard and serrated trigger, cocked indicator, thumb safety. The Monte Carlo wood stock with shadow-line cheek piece and swivel studs has checkering at the wrist and forearm and Sako rubber recoil pad. LOP is 13 3/4". Bore is excellent/bright, blue is about 97% with minor scratches, slight handling wear on the floorplate, wood stock is overall excellent, shows very little sign of use, wear or handling. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Maker marked decorated with Morgan silver dollars at earpiece and nose. Reins and head stall are decorated with sterling silver engraved beads on smooth brown leather

This is a complete M1 Garand barreled receiver purchased from the Civilian Marksmanship Program in 2000. Comes with replacement stock. Includes the complete trigger housing, sights, sling swivel. Serial number indicates manufacture 1954-55. SA barrel dated 3-54. Gray military parkerized finish, SA bolt marked "6528287-SA" with the code "US3", the correct heat lot marking for manufacture during the early 1950s, SA op rod, SA trigger housing and safety. "F 6528291" marked on receiver leg is a drawing/part number used primarily on post-war production runs from 1953 to 1955. The bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, action is crisp/smooth, the finish is about 97% with a few rubs and some friction wear on the bolt. Includes the original CMP Certificate of Authenticity and a Boyd's M1 stock set including the handguards, no hardware, new in the original box. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

made by the International Watch Company, with black face, rated to 2,000 meters, stainless steel case with rubber band, includes Ebay authenticity card, model IW356801, includes wooden display case, lidded box, and white bag

By noted western artist C.M. Russell. Signed on back and dated 1921. Quality restrike mounted on marble base. Measures 9" x 9". From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

An eagle and chicks. RESTORED PAINT. Springs not working due to fire damage before being restored. For use as a decorator only.

In 1968 Colt wanted to commemorate WW1 by producing a Model 1911 in remembrance of the 4 most noted battles of WW1. This pistol is for the 2nd battle of the Marne. Production for each model was 7400. All were Pre-series model 70's with flat mainspring housings, long triggers, checkered slide stop and safety. Checkered wide hammer spur, and type 2 beveled proper rear sight. High polish blue finish with polished blond grips, Ivory in appearance. The left slide has a roll engraved battle scene, and the right has the WW! banner with "1917-1967, the 50th anniversary of entering the war. All gold toned. Left grip has Eagle medallion with "1917 1918, World War" with "2nd battle of the Marne" under it. Right grip was Doughboy medallion listed the Countries that fought in WW1. Lanyard ring in place. Bore is excellent/bright. Pistol is in excellent condition. Comes with original Colt magazine. Original display shadow box, with battle scenes, and history/map of the battle. Note* There are the three other battle guns with the same serial number, with different initials of the battle. Would make a great set. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Belgian made semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shells, and imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan, UT & Montreal P.Q. This 'Magnum Twenty' Auto-5 was manufactured by Fabrique Nationale, and designed to fire magnum shotshells. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 27-1/2" ventilated rib barrel, bore measures 'Improved Modified' with a drop-in gauge, silver-toned bead front sight, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, checkered cross-bolt safety mounted on the trigger guard, checkered magazine cut-off, right receiver mounted annular cut bolt release, and a checkered charging handle. The gloss wood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, finger grooved checkered forend, and a black plastic 'Browning Automatic' butt plate. The receiver displays limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs with the Browning trademarks on the left side. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with very light edge wear, and some very light handling blemishes on the barrel and receiver. Metal displays no deformation, but there is light oxidative speckling on the receiver. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and smooth. The furniture wood is in good condition with scuffs and scratches from handling and storage. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made single-action revolver chambered for .44 Remington Magnum, and manufactured circa 1982 in Southport, CT. The model number for this revolver is '00804'. Revolver features a satin stainless steel finish, frame drilled and tapped for optic mounting, a 7-1/2" round barrel, fixed serrated ramped front sight, rear sight removed, serrated curved trigger, non-fluted 6-round cylinder, round ejector rod button, collard cylinder pin head, external hammer with a serrated wide spur, frame mounted firing pin, transfer bar safety, smooth grip straps, and a black checkered rubber wraparound Pachmayr Presentation grip. A Leupold M8-2x Extended E.R. (Extended Eye Relief) scope with a duplex reticle is mount to the frame using a single-piece Leupold mount with 1" rings. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with light handling blemishes, and a light drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no deformation, but there is sparse oxidative speckling on the barrel, and light oxidation around the front sight. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Grip rubber is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

32nd Degree, Scottish Rite 14K yellow gold Masonic ring is centered with a white gold double eagle accented with one round brilliant cut diamond bead set into a triangular shaped setting. (Diamond has been tested) Engraved Masonic symbol and "32" highlighted in black accent on the shank. Marked "14K" Size 9.5. Overall excellent with some very light scratches.

Optics ready Finnish made lever-action sporting rifle chambered in .308 Winchester. A rare rifle, Sako VL 63 M-73 Finnwolf serial number 11033 belongs to a highly specific and rare subset: the post-production 1975 factory run of the "VL-63 M-73" variant. Official factory data shows that standard chronological production of the VL63 officially ended at serial number 10,499 on May 20, 1974. However, Sako later assembled a limited run of exactly 511 rifles in 1975 chambered in .308, pushing the serial range past 11,000.(no Finnwolf rifles were physically stamped "VL-73" on the receiver. They retained the original "VL-63" receiver stamps, while the "M-73" designation was used in factory paperwork and hang tags to differentiate minor variations) Features a high polish blued finish, 23" barrel with sights removed, provisions for rear sight and front sight base with filler screws, serrated trigger, push button safety, curved lever, 3 round detachable magazine with flat bottom, sling swivel studs, and checkered walnut pistol grip shoulder stock with Pachmayr "Old English" solid recoil pad. Left receiver drilled/tapped for sight, two Redfield scope bases with 1 1/2" rings installed on receiver. No import marks observed. Rifle exhibits approximately 99% of it's original finish, action is smooth, bore is pristine and wood stocks are near fine with minimal blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Royal Navy issued. The Webley Mark II .455 caliber service revolver was officially adopted by British forces in 1894. Royal Navy variants feature distinct broad-arrow acceptance stamps on the topstrap and an “N” property mark on the backstrap, which this revolver has. Serial number puts manufacture between 1900 & 1902. Top-break double action revolver chambered for .455 Webley. Features a blued finish, 4" barrel, forged round blade front sight, notched rear sight on the barrel catch, fluted six-shot cylinder, automatic extractor, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, lanyard ring on the bird's head shaped butt, two-piece checkered black hard rubber grips. Serial numbers match on the barrel& frame, "60528" on the cylinder. British proof marks are observed on the barrel and over every charge hole on the cylinder. Other markings include large broad arrow on the topstrap , "WEBLEY/MARK II/PATENTS" on the frame, "N" over "16" on backstrap. Cylinder not shaved, with proofs and other marks visible on rear face. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Retains about 85% original finish with edge/handling wear, some scattered small nicks. Grips are good with some wear. Action is smooth, has good lock-up. Cylinder turns freely with trigger at rest. Extractor operation is strong. British lanyard attached. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

#mc250th00519 'Marine Corp. 250th Anniversary, 2nd Edition', an American made lever action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long , and Long Rifle ammunition. This Golden Boy based rifle was manufactured in Rice Lake, WI, and was released for the 2025 anniversary. This rifle has a nickel-plated brass receiver cover, butt plate, and barrel band with the rest of the components comprised of a blued finish. Rifle features an approximately 20" octagonal barrel with a 1:16" twist rate, dovetailed blade front sight with a brass bead, fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with a white diamond, serrated curved trigger, external hammer with a serrated spur, side ejection, 1/4 cock safety, and a nearly full-length magazine tube. The American walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a barrel band, 14" length-of-pull, and a smooth metal butt plate. Mechanically transferred engravings derived from a hand-engraved master plate provides clear artwork, and highlights the 24K gold plating. The right side of the receiver shows modern era warcraft with a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, a V-22 Osprey, and a banner that reads, "FROM THE HALLS OF MONTEZUMA." The left side of the receiver displays historical battle scenes, and a banner that reads, "TO THE SHORES OF TRIPPOLI." The receiver art is surrounded by floral scroll engravings. The forend states, "IN THE AIR, ON LAND, AND SEA." An Iwo Jima tribute on the shoulder stock has soldiers raising the U.S. flag on top of Mount Suribachi, and the flag is in full-color. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with little remarkable. The nickel plated receiver also has approximately 99% of its original finish remaining. No deformation, or rust was observed on this firearm. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The American walnut furniture is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Four sheet poster. Measures 81" x 43" laid down on canvas unframed.

Japanese made over and under box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shells, manufactured circa 1974. This early pre-Type 1 Citori was imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan, UT & Montreal P.Q. Shotgun features a blued finish, 26" raised ventilated ribbed barrels, the fixed chokes measure 'Improved Cylinder' over 'Cylinder' using a drop-in gauge, steel bead front sight, selective ejectors, single smooth wide gold-toned inertia trigger, checkered top lever, and serrated sliding tang safety and barrel selector. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, finger grooved and checkered forend with Deeley latch release, long lower tang, 14-1/4" length-of-pull, 1-1/2" drop at comb, 2-3/8" drop at heel, sling studs on the barrel band and the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a black rubber ventilated factory recoil pad with white and black spacer. Receiver, forend, and barrels all have matching serial numbers, '06985.' The original blued finish remaining is approximately 94% with slight edge wear, small light scattered dings and scratches, and carry wear on the bottom of the receiver. The receiver has turned plum, and the lower tang and receiver bottom are starting to show patina. Metal displays no rust, but the top barrel has a small dent in it that can be seen in the bore. The action is opens very slow under its own weight with tight lock-up, and the top lever rests to right of the tangs centerline. Bores are bright and shiny. Furniture wood is in very good condition with a few light scratches, finish loss behind the grip, and minor handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

The lever-action, repeating rifle has been rebarreled, rechambered in .38-55 Winchester caliber. Serial number dates to 1957.(Winchester stopped making model 94's in the caliber in 1938) Features a blued finish, replaced 26" octagon barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed globe, t-square, front sight, no rear sight, Marbles adjustable aperture sight installed on the tang, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, steel receiver, single magazine band, smooth walnut forend with metal cap, smooth straight grip shoulder stock with "Sportsman Shop" vented rubber recoil pad, rear sling swivel. The top of the lower barrel flat is non-factory marked "38-55" , barrel and tang unmarked, the only Winchester markings are the trade mark on the chamber and the serial number. Bore is excellent/bright. The blue on the replaced barrel, magazine tube & forearm cap are excellent, the receiver edge/handling wear, scratches and some very light scattered pitting. The wood is overall excellent, the action is smooth. NRA Condition- Very Good+/Modified. C&R Firearm.

'1st Issue' (1950–1972). Colt's first lightweight, aluminum-alloy frame revolver. Weighing just 15 ounces unloaded, it offered the same six-round capacity and D-frame size as the all-steel Colt Detective Special. Double/single action revolver manufactured circa 1967. Features a black/blued finish, checkered wood grips with Colt medallions, 2" barrel, exposed ejector rod, fixed sights, 6 shot cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 96% finish, with minor edge wear/scratches. Barrel and crane show as lighter and more gray than the cylinder & frame. (Normal) Brown checkered grips are overall very good with a small chip in the lower left panel, a few minor rubs. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Comes with a nice tan leather clip holster. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Floral cluster design with brilliant cut rubies. Surrounded by diamonds in a V motif. Set in 14kt yellow gold. Size 6

all sterling cuff with inlaid turquoise and coral, very heavy piece. Measures 9.5" including gap. Unsigned shows age.

This is a high quality sporting rifle built on a Ww1 era Winchester 1917 action. Not your typical sporterized military rifle, this is a quality build. re-barreled, chambered in .450 Watts, a powerful, big-game wildcat rifle cartridge. It is essentially a full-length .375 H&H Magnum case necked up to accept a .458-inch diameter bullet. The .450 Watts chambering will also accept .458 Lott, which is nearly identical. Features a high-polish blue finish, 27" tapered barrel with ported muzzle,integral sling stud, ramped, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, adjustable white diamond notch flip rear sight on raised base, triggerguard has been modified with a ergonomic angle for an easier grip, upgraded knurled thumb safety, upgraded bolt with swept-back handle, rounded bolt shroud. bench rest style stock with shadow line cheek rest for right-handed shooting, flared grip, KICK-EEZ solid rubber recoil pad, blue steel storage compartment in the underside of the buttstock. Beartooth slip-on recoil pad installed. The original Winchester serial number is repeated on the barrel, triggerguard and bolt handle. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is crisp/smooth, the blue is 98% and the stock is very good/sound with some minor scratches. Comes with five bags of Quality Cartridge Co. containing 20 unprimed cases each of .450 Watts brass. Total 100 cases, full box of 50 Hornady 45 CAL, .458 500 gr DGX bullets and two boxes of twenty each of Hornady Dangerous Game Series 458 LOTT, 500 gr DGX Bonded bullets. All new condition. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R firearm.

and Diamond Bracelet featuring G.I.A Certified oval cut richly colored Red Rubies weighing approx. 7.80 carats accented with 60 Diamonds weighing approx. 1.32 carats with G-H colors and SI clarity set in a heavy, beautifully crafted 14 karat white gold bracelet setting measuring 7.2 inches in length.m Full Retail Appraised Value - $22,000.00

This Japanese Sword Type 98 Army Shin-Gunto is an excellent example. The Shinogi-Zukuri 26 1/2" blade is in a very strong excellent condition, nice and clean with beautiful Gunome style Hamon/Temper line. (irregular, repeating pattern of rounded waves). The blade is seated through a eight-piece closed tsuba, with the tang secured with a bamboo peg. The tang is marked with a four Mei signature with black painted symbols on the reverse. The military-style hilt is typical officer quality, complete, and all original. It is constructed of a wood base, covered in ray skin with the traditional 3 brass cherry blossoms all wrapped in original brown cloth tape with a twist. The kabuto-gane, (pommel) is copper/brass. The scabbard (saya) is steel-based, and retains about 70% of the original brown paint, with no dents, correct fittings in place, spring clip retention system is employed,works fine the scabbards koiguchi (Throat) is missing one screw so there is a little play. Japanese Army Colonal Sword tassel, Field Grade -Orange/Brown attached. A small wood "surrender tag" attached by wire to the sarute. Used by surrendering Japanese officers to identify the original owner, their hometown, and to request that the family heirloom be safely returned to their descendants.

'Third Series', American made semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 1973. The Colt Woodsman Match Target with a 4-1/2" barrel was introduced in 1950. Pistol features a blued finish, a 4-1/2" heavy barrel, undercut patridge front sight, Elliason micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, smooth heel magazine release, serrated frame mounted manual safety, smooth slide stop, smooth curved trigger, serrated grip straps, undercut trigger guard, and two-piece checkered hardwood grips with thumb rest on the left panel. The frame markings include "MATCH TARGET" under the Rampant Colt trademark. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with edge wear, and handling blemishes in the form of light scratches and small nicks. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Grip wood is in very good to excellent condition with minor handling marks, and a small area of finish loss on the top of the right grip panel. The frame markings are sharp and legible. Includes one original Colt magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Civil War era revolver manufactured 1861, first year of production and the start of the Civil war, 4.5' round barrel, half fluted cylinder, brass triggerguard and backstrap, one line New Address on barrel, 'Colts Patent" and 'L' on left triggerguard,1850 patent date in cylinder flute. Matching serial numbers on the barrel, frame, triggerguard, grip strap, wedge and arbor pin. All markings are crisp/clear except the "Patent" on the left frame is a little feint. Action is smooth with tight lock up, bore is overall good with strong rifling with some scattered light pitting. Grips are very good, have been varnished, there are three distinct 1/2" notches cut into the left grip panel, appear very old. Revolver has been cleaned/buffed leaving it a smooth gray color, leaving the Colt markings intact. NRA Condition-Very good. Antique Firearm.

Turn of the century carved back & legs. Upholstered in velvet. Sofa measures: 80"L x 42"H x 36"D. Chairs measure: 35"H x 42"W x 36"D. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

Black and brown two tone floral deep engraved leather from Southern California show saddle maker. Maker marked. A tooled eagle on back of the rope style cantle and 2-3" three dimensional scalloped edge sterling silver conchos with pierced accents in a floral design. The form and silver continue on to the drop decorated stirrups. The saddle is 14"seat and is overall in excellent condition. I includes and white and black wool corona.

Made in Denver, Colorado, walnut construction with brass hinges, painted card suit on front, measures 11" x 12" From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Made by the Theo A. Kochs Company of Chicago, maker marked on the footrest. Features polished chrome plating and new quality black leather upholstery. Designed with hydraulic lifts (was functioning after restoration but currently needs fluid) and reclining mechanisms. In near perfect restored condition. Highly coveted by collectors and used in vintage-themed barbershops.

Inlaid With Turquoise With Round And Oblong Sterling Beads

Silver inlaid style with leather reins with sterling conchos.

Semi-auto target pistol. 7" barrel, blued finish, wood target grips, 1 magazine. Adjustable trigger stop, Patridge front sight and micrometer adjustable rear sight, cocking indicator (discontinued after 1978). Slight rub marks and edge wear on slide and serrations. 95% of finish remains. gun with excellent barrel, and action. NRA excellent condition. ***Modern Firearm***

In 1968 Colt wanted to commemorate WW1 by producing a Model 1911 in remembrance of the 4 most noted battles of WW1. This pistol is for the battle of "Chateau Thierry" Production for each model was 7400. All were Pre-series model 70's with flat mainspring housings, long triggers, checkered slide stop and safety. Checkered wide hammer spur, and type 2 beveled proper rear sight. High polish blue finish with checkered diamond walnut grips. The left slide has a roll engraved battle scene, and the right has the WW1 banner with "1917-1967, the 50th anniversary of entering the war, all gold toned. Left grip has Eagle medallion with "1917 1918, World War" with "Chateau Thierry" under it. Right grip was Doughboy medallion listed the Countries that fought in WW1. Lanyard ring in place. Bore is excellent/bright, pistol is overall excellent. Comes with the original display shadow box, with battle scene, and quote and map of the battle is on the reverse. Comes with original Colt marked magazine. Note* There are the three other battle guns in this auction with the same serial number, different initials for the Battle. Would make a great set. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Lever action repeating rifle modeled after the Winchester 1892, manufactured in Brazil by CBC, imported by Braztech of Bainbridge GA. Features stainless steel construction, 16" round barrel, full length tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, rotating safety on the top of the bolt, smooth hardwood forend and straight grip shoulder stock with curved metal carbine buttplate. Bore is pristine. Overall like new condition with minor handling marks,a few light scratches to receiver. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching label. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Sn: 218831. Identified US military single shot rifle. Issued to Pvt. Edward Bowen of Co. H, 1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry during the Spanish American War. Manufactured between April and June 1883. Features 32.5" barrel, 1878 "Buckhorn" rear sight stamped "R", sling swivels, stacking swivel, Correct third variation M1873 cleaning rod, straight gripped walnut stock, curved steel buttplate. "P" proof cartouche visible, "SWP 1882" cartouche on left wrist (samuel W. Porter), correct as Springfield marked the stocks in advance. Breech block is stamped "Model 1873". Barrel marked over chamber "V / P / (eagle head)", "P". Buttplate marked "US" on the tang. The U.S./Eagle markings on the lock plate are clear, Serial number is crisp/clear. Comes with documents from the Springfield Research Service signed by Charles W. Pate detailed the history of the rifle with the 1st SC Volunteer Inf. along with Pvt. Bowen's service records and a history of the regiment. Period M1887 leather sling with one brass claw attached. The 3-cock hammer action is crisp, trapdoor locks-up tight, the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, the wood is very good/sound with minor dings & dents and the original blue is about 50% with the rest turning a brown patina. NRA Condition-Fine. Antique Firearm.

SN: 6L37084. 'Safari Grade' bolt action rifle manufactured in Belgium in 1966, imported by Browning. Features blued finish, polished bare metal Mauser style bolt assembly, fancy figured walnut stock, curved grip, checkered panels at wrist & forend, right handed cheekpiece, factory black plastic buttpad, gold colored scroll work etched on floor plate & triggerguard. Belgium proofed. 22" barrel, raised blade/bead front sight, barrel mounted adjustable rear sight, one piece Redfield scope Base with flip peep sight installed in the rear, mounting a vintage Redfield 2X-7X scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. Three position sliding safety on right side of tang, serrated trigger. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Retains about 97% blue finish with slight muzzle wear, minor scratches/rubs. Stock is near excellent with some minor scratches/dings. Action is very smooth. Brown leather M1907 type sling attached. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Lab Diamonds Set In 925. 2 ring set Wedding ring has marquise style setting with set diamonds and includes a band with channel set diamonds.

In wood case. One blade marked Stevens and Co. London. 19th Century. Collapsible saw replacement with other replaced items such as scissors. With glasses and extras. Territorial Arizona Doctor's tools and devices. Fair to good overall. Some tools show a lot of use. 15+ pieces. Note: Stevens began business in the 1830's and made medical instruments during the Mexican American War (1847) through civil war and aged into the 20th century and still in business in health care industry in Canada.

'Short Action' BDL American bolt action sporting rifle. Features blued finish, wood stock with checkered panels at wrist & forend, right hand cheek piece, solid rubber recoil pad, grip cap, black forend tip with white spacers. 24" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, hinged floorplate, manual thumb safety, cocking indicator, machine turned 'jeweled' bolt. Mounted with a Leupold Vari-X 3x9 Compact scope, duplex reticle, clear optics on one piece Leupold rail. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 98% finish with a couple of minor scratches. Stock is near excellent with minor blemishes. NRA Condition is Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Two-tone floral inlaid table that lifts to show checkers/chess and roulette wheel. Measures: 30"H x 30"W x 30"D. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

Japanese made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .378 Weatherby, and imported by Weatherby out of South Gate, CA. This rifle has a replacement barrel and some other work done to it, and it was produced between 1974 and 1981 by Howa (the exact date of manufacture cannot be determined). The Mark V was introduced in 1958, and in-house manufacturing was brought back to the United States in the 1990's. Rilfe features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 24" magna ported octagonal barrel, no provision for iron sights, wide serrated trigger (it looks to be adjustable), jeweled fluted single-piece forged bolt, 54 degree bolt throw with checkered bolt knob, nine-lug bolt, knurled bolt release lever inside the trigger guard, serrated bolt mounted manual safety, hinged floorplate with a serrated release in front of the trigger guard, and an aluminum trigger guard. The gloss hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock with skip-line checkering at the wrist, a skip-lined checkered forend with a contrasting end cap and white spacer, sling swivels and studs on the forend and bottom of the shoulder stock, right-hand cheek piece, white diamond inlaid contrasting wood grip cap with a white spacer, and a brown ventilated rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. The magazine floorplate shows limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs with 'RMR' engraved in the center. A Leupold Vari-X III 1.5-5x20mm scope with a duplex reticle is mounted to the receiver using two-piece Buehler mounts and 1" rings. The blued finish retained is approximately 92% with edge wear, handling blemishes, and losses around the chamber area. Metal displays deformation in some of the screw slots, and some dings on the trigger guard. Pin-prick pitting was observed where the finish is gone at the chamber, and there is oxidation on some of the screws. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in very good condition with light handling and storage marks. The bolt release lever has to be pulled away from the receiver to remove the bolt. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

hand forged steel spurs with ingraved design, maker marked with star, in overall good condition From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Swiss Blue Topaz and Diamond Ring featuring a large intensely colored Blue Topaz weighing approx. 16.00 carats accented with over 110 pave set Diamonds weighing approx. 1.50-2.00 carats with VS/SI clarity and H-I to light champagne colors fine set in a very heavy custom crafted 14 karat yellow gold setting weighing 11.00 grams. Ring size 7. Retail $7,000-$9,000

SN: 1200784. "Model 103" Semiautomatic rimfire pistol made circa 1961. Features high polish/matte blued finish, checkered wood thumb rest target grips with factory medallions, 7.5" narrow tapered barrel flares to larger diameter at muzzle, grooves on barrel sides for barrel weights (two weights installed), ported muzzle brake attachment, adjustable sights (rear sight over chamber), manual safety, serrated grip straps, wide, serrated gold washed trigger, heel magazine release. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 90% blue, with slight edge wear, minor scratches and a little handling wear on the slide. Grips are excellent. Slide numbered to frame. Includes two factory 10-rd magazines, one unmarked 10-rd magazine with tan canvass pouch, manual/paper work and two High standard patches. Condition is NRA Very Good++. C&R Firearm.

In earth tone colors. Brown, white and black. Lazy line present. In overall very good condition. Measures 51"H x 42"W

With leather Mexican decorated bridle.

Remington Model Four (1981–1987). A gas-operated, semi-automatic centerfire hunting rifle with a deep rich blue & high-gloss Monte Carlo walnut stock. Features approx 22 inch barrel with raised blade/bead front, Sliding adjustable notch rear sights, detachable magazine, see-through style Holden scope rings,mounting a Simmons 3-9xWA scope with duplex reticle, clear optics, manual safety. Two piece wood stock has fine point checkering around the semi-beavertail forend and at sides of wrist, polyurethane finish, black plastic buttplate and grip cap with white spacer, sling studs. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 97% blue with a few scratches. Stock is excellent with few observed light scuff marks from handling. Includes one magazine. NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Semi-auto target pistol. 7" barrel, blued finish, wood target grips, 1 magazine. Adjustable trigger stop, Patridge front sight and micrometer adjustable rear sight indexing mark on left side of barrel for weights. Slight rub marks on slide and frame. Minor scratch to right side of barrel. 98% of finish remains. gun with excellent barrel, and action. NRA excellent condition. ***Modern Firearm***

made by "Hatters in London England" marked Woodburn inside, accented with beaded American Flag hat band with feather and sterling Native American Arrow Pin,

Real Vintage lit sign and clock in working condition. 37"x15" Reads " Winchester A Century of Leadership 1866-1966 Western"

American made single action rimfire revolver in 22LR circa 2018. Features a stainless steel finish, 4" barrel, six shot unfluted cylinder with engraving of a bear and a cougar. It has a blade front sight with square notch rear sight, stainless steel trigger and hammer (serrated spur) faux mother-of-pearl grips with two diamond shaped stainless steel inserts on each side. Bore is excellent/bright, stainless finish is excellent with a couple of very minor scratches, grips are fine and the action is smooth with tight lock-up. Comes with original Ruger gray plastic box with manual, factory wood grips and lock. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

‘Scharfschützengewehr 69’ ("Sharpshooter Rifle 69")Austrian made magazine fed bolt action sniper rifle chambered in .308 Winchester. Variations of the SSG 69 are used by several armed forces and law enforcement agencies around the world. Features a matte black finish, cold hammer forged 25.6" heavy barrel with no provisions for sights, crowned muzzle, Rusan scope rail installed on receiver, double set triggers, factory 5 round rotary polymer detachable magazine, oversized bolt handle knob, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, cocked indicated, and black fiberglass-reinforced synthetic pistol grip shoulder stock with sling swivel in the forend, removable extensions & rubber buttplate. Includes spare 5 round magazines. (2) Total. Rifle exhibits approximately 95% of its original finish showing some light scratches/rubs on the barrel with no major wear observed. Action is very smooth, the bore is pristine, and the synthetic stock is very good/sound with some minor scratches. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

'R6001' Semiautomatic rifle manufactured circa 1976-78. The R6001 SP1 Carbine is the carbine-length version of the R6000 SP1. Features parkerized finish, black polymer furniture, two position collapsing stock with slot for sling, round carbine hand guards, 16" lightweight barrel, 6 flute A2 style flash suppressor, bayonet lug, adjustable sights (front post sight with protector ears, rear L-flip peep), early "slick side" A1 type upper receiver without forward assist, spring loaded ejection port cover, early style lower receiver without fence around magazine release, dual screw style front take down pin, manual safety, sling swivel on front sight base. Barrel appears earlier, hard chrome lined, marked "C MP CHROME BORE". Bore is very good, bright. Overall external appearance is very good with few blemishes, retains 95% finish, with minor edge losses, scratches,Plastic furniture is very good condition with scuffs and other minor blemishes. Handguards are black satin & the stock is painted a gloss black. Includes one 20 rd Colt magazine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Cast iron doorstop in form of sailor with pom-pom on his cap (French?) Approximately 13-1/2H x most of original paint in very good condition along with cast iron "Hound dog" circa 1930's (Virginia Metalcrafters). Good condition with aging and patina.

"Medallion" Made by Miroku in Japan for Browning in 1988. Bolt action rifle chambered in .257 Roberts. Features high polish blued finish, 20" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, octagonal receiver, sliding tang safety, cocked indicator. Flats on receiver are engraved with a floral pattern and the word "Medallion" on the center left of receiver rail, matching engraving on the floorplate & factory scope rings. Nice hi-gloss wood stock with checkering at wrist and forearm with accent colored grip and forend caps. Metal trigger guard with Browning "Buckmark" logo, engraved hinged floorplate, sling swivel studs, fluted 3 lug bolt, serrated silver colored trigger and Browning rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. Bore is excellent. Retains approx. 98% finish with slight handling wear on the bolt knob, slight muzzle wear. Wood is overall excellent except some very minor scratches, action is smooth/tight. Mounted with a Bausch & Lomb 2-7x32 'Scopechief' with duplex reticle, clear optics. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Mahogany carved wooden chairs w/ red velvet upholstery w/ front wheels. Measures: 38"H x 19"W x 20"D. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

With crystal and cross design. White background, accented with gray and black. Some edge wear scattered stain. Otherwise good. Measures 70"H x 43"W.

In tan, yellow, black and white. Misshapened due been improperly cleaning. Measures 52"H x 27"W

Belgium made semi-automatic short-action centerfire rifle chambered for .338 Winchester Magnum, and manufactured by FN and assembled in Portugal. Imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan Utah & Montreal P.Q. circa 1995 ('NV' date code). Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, two rail sections installed on the top of the receiver, an approximately 24" hammer-forged tapered barrel, chrome plated chamber, serrated raised front sight base, dovetailed protected blade front sight with a brass bead, micrometer adjustable LPA 'U' notched rear sight, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, serrated right receiver mounted bolt release, serrated charging handle, accepts 4-round detachable box magazines, hinged floorplate with a serrated release latch, aluminum trigger guard with a gold-toned Browning Buck mark logo, and an annular cut cross-bolt safety on the trigger guard. The gloss Turkish Walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a solid rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The receiver presents limited coverage of scroll edge designs, and scroll engraved patterns encircling the word "Safari" on both sides of the receiver. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes, and the barrel turning a plum color. Metal displays no deformation, but there was light oxidative speckling inside the chamber. Action is smooth and crisp, and the furniture wood is in very good to excellent condition with minor storage marks. The bore shows some light oxidation, but has strong rifling. Rifle does not include a magazine. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

With 6.67 mm pearls 18". With 14kt yellow gold clasp with pearl accent.

Yellow Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring a G.I.A. Certified Natural oval cut extra brilliant Orange Yellow Sapphire weighing approx. 2.28 carats accented with 18 Princess and round cut channel set Diamonds weighing approx. 0.75 carats with F-H colors and VS clarity set in a dramatically styled designer 18 karat white and yellow gold custom crafted setting with a European style shank. Ring size 6. Full Retail Appraised Value - $16,800.00

SN: NT92000136. Lever action repeating rifle chambered in .44 Magnum. Licensed from Olin Corp, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 1998 (NT Date Code) and imported by U.S. Repeating Arms Co. of New Haven, CT. Features a high polish blue finish, 20", round barrel, front sight is a white beaded blade dovetailed to the front of the barrel. The rear sight is a semi-buckhorn U-notch elevator sight, full length tube magazine, inlaid sliding tang safety. The stocks are 2-piece smooth walnut with capped forend, straight grip, straight comb, and steel crescent buttplate. The bore is pristine, the action is smooth, the blue is about 99% with a few very minor scratches on the receiver and the wood is fine/excellent. NRA Condition-Near Perfect. Modern firearm.

112.5" Long by 78" black felt backed in good shape some minor cracking to hide,

The Highway Patrolman" is a DA/SA revolver with pinned barrel & recessed cylinder for cartridge rims. Manufactured circa 1974-77. Built on the square butt N target frame with 5 screws. Features service grade blued finish, case colored hammer & trigger, checkered walnut Magna grips with S&W medallions, 6" pinned barrel, 3/4 length under lug, serrated raised ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, serrated wide trigger, wide knurled hammer spur, and fluted cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright. Blue is about 98% with minor scratches, slight muzzle/edge wear, feint tracking on the cylinder. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth/tight. NRA Condition-Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Beautiful brown leather holster for revolver. Decorated with floral piteado motif in overall good condition.

Valmet "Finnish Lion" (Suomen Leijona) .22 LR Standard model is a heavy-barrel, single-shot bolt-action target rifle built in Finland at the Tourula plant in Jyväskylä by state-owned metalworks that later became Valmet. With British Birmingham proof marks, a Finnish-manufactured precision competition rifle from the Standard/Finnish Lion series, that was officially imported and tested through a UK proof house like Birmingham. Serial number puts it circa 1952-53, early receivers in the 1,000 serial range were milled completely flat on top and lacked integrated 11mm optics dovetail rails. Octagonal receiver marked with Finnish lion, "Standard", British proofs, etc. 27" heavy target barrel with globe front sight with circle insert, slot & screw present at the left rear receiver for aperture sight but sight is missing. Fully adjustable match trigger. Ergonomic target-style wood stock featuring a pistol grip (frequently with a right-hand palm swell) and a hand-stop accessory rail integrated into the forend, adjustable aluminum buttplate, checkered panels in forearm & cheek rest, thin up-swept bolt handle. The bore is very good/bright, blue is very good with some light scratches/rubs, bolt knob has some dark patina from handling and the wood is overall very good/sound with light scratches/dings. NRA Condition-Fair/Rear Sight. C&R Firearm.

Original Antique Cast Railroad Switch Stand. "Ramapo Iron Works, Hillburn, NY"with four patent dates 1884-1899 cast into the iron. Lifting and sliding over the lever switches the railroad track. Six feet tall with green and red worn paint. Heavy item, can not be shipped.

High quality American made bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in 22-250 Remington, manufactured circa 1979. Features a high polished blued finish with plum colored receiver, 24" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, integral scope base cuts in the receiver, smooth curved adjustable trigger, sliding tang safety, polished Mauser style bolt, internal box magazine with hinged steel floorplate, steel triggerguard, and hand checkered Circassian walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with two swivel studs, factory grip cap & red rubber recoil pad. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of it's original high polished finish showing slight muzzle wear, a couple of minor scratches and a little handling wear on the bolt knob, action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright with good rifling and the wood stock is overall very good/sound with some light scratches. It comes with Ruger scope rings fitted with a Leupold Vari-X-II 6.5x20 scope, fine duplex reticle, clear optics. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

#BUB0857 'One of One Hundred' Highly embellished large frame double action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. Manufactured by Smith & Wesson of Springfield, MA and subsequently embellished by The American Historical Foundation of Richmond, VA. This limited edition California commemorative revolver was produced in “The Fifty States” series in which 100 revolvers were produced for each state. Features a blued finish with laser engraving & numerous 24k gold plated embellishments, 8 3/8” heavy barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, fully-adjustable rear sight with white outlined square notch, fluted six-shot cylinder with shrouded ejector, gold plated .400” serrated target trigger, gold plated .500” checkered target hammer, gold plated cylinder release latch, and smooth finger groove wood grips with high gloss finish & California state seal medallion on the right side. The 24k gold embellishments include a silhouette of California, “1850”, “The Golden State”, “California”, “Limited Edition”, and “One of One Hundred”. Includes a locking glass-top presentation case with plaque, key, & red velvet lined fitted interior. Revolver retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. The action is mechanically sound with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent/bright, and the wood grips are excellent. Condition is like NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

#7CR101210T Brazilian made top ejecting lever-action repeating rifle chambered in .44 Remington Magnum, and imported by Braztech out of Miami, FL. The Rossi R92 is modeled after the Winchester 1892, and this model (product SKU '920441693') was introduced in 2022. Rifle features a stainless steel construction with some polished parts, a 16" round barrel, dovetailed raised blade front sight with a brass bead, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, full-length tube magazine, two polished barrel bands, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a serrated spur, and a standard sized action lever. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth fore end with the rear polished barrel band, polished front barrel band, and a smooth curved polished metal butt plate. The original stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with very faint handling marks. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with a couple very light handling blemishes. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box, and instruction manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Plains lidded basket. Measures 8"H x 9"W and a cylindrical woven basket Miwok pine needle type 16"H x 7"W

(1) Sunface Kachina dancer by Naha, signed lower right hand corner. Acrylic and watercolor, unframed. 24x18 inches (2) Acrylic on canvas, eagle dancer Kachina by Naha, signed, unframed, 24x18

This is a custom 1911 semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 LR using a custom Jonathan Arthur Ciener .22 conversion kit, the frame has a matte finish with bright plum colored sides & controls, arched and serrated mainspring housing, grip safety, and lanyard loop. Right side of frame is marked with "Rampant Colt" in circle and "75097" re-applied number. (This serial number comes back to a 1914 Colt 1911 in the Colt data base). Matte finished aluminum slide with polished blue sides, the left is marked "Jonathan Arthur Ciener Cape Canaveral, FL.," right is marked "1911A1 22LR Conversion Kit." Black rubber, pebbled, wrap-around Hogue grips. The action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright, grips are excellent and the finishes are overall excellent with some minor scratches. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

.308 Win #H09720682 Russian made semi-automatic short-stroke AK style sporting rifle chambered for 7.62x51mm NATO, and imported by Russian American Armory Company out of Scottsburg, IN. Rifle features a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) painted refinish, stamped receiver, an approximately 16-1/2" barrel, fully adjustable protected post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 300 meters, optic mounting rail on the left side of the receiver, smooth curved single-hook trigger, spring loaded firing pin, smooth charging handle, smooth dust cover, checkered right receiver mounted manual safety lever, right receiver mounted bolt release, utilizes detachable magazines, and a paddle magazine release. The synthetic furniture consists of a granular textured U.S. Palm pistol grip, Tapco polymer forend with three picatinny rail sections attached (screw missing on the left side), sling attachment point on the forend, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a fixed Warsaw length shoulder stock with a smooth metal butt plate. A Simmons 4x32mm scope with a duplex reticle is installed on the rifle using a side rail mount and 1" rings (the mount is missing a screw). The FDE refinish is not professional showing some overspray inside the receiver and fire-control group. The FDE painted finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes, and light edge wear on the charging handle. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The rivets are domed, but the front rivet on the right side is not completely flush to the receiver (paper slides partially under the rivet). The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture condition is excellent with little to speak of. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Original oil painting on canvas signed lower right Doxey 71. Don Doxey 1928-2023 was an accomplished Utah artist known for his still life and Western subjects. He won the Benedictine competition a prestigious award in 1971 depicts worn western boots & spurs with a trail skull representing the end of an era. Approx 12" x 18" nicely framed and gallery priced at 3,200.

Restored and engraved 'Pocket Hammerless Type III' Engraved 1911 vintage concealed hammer pocket pistol with reblued finish. 3.75" bbl, grade B (Master) coverage floral scroll engraving. White plastic grips have floral/scroll designs with the initials "DG" in circle containing playing card suits. Pistol exhibits approximately 95% of it's reblued finish showing edge wear, thinning and a small amount of holster wear. Action is smooth, the bore is good overall with light pitting, strong rifling, the markings are very good and the grips are very good. Action is smooth, comes with a newer Colt magazine. The magazine is a tight fit and difficult to remove. Comes with certificate stating the pistol was designed and hand-engraved by Sean McVicker of Stories in Steel. NRA Condition-Very Good as Refinished. C&R Firearm.

Alexandrite and Diamond Pendant featuring a rectangular cut, Certified color change Alexandrite weighing 4.59 carats with color change from Yellow-Green in daylight to Orange-Brown in incandescent/candlelight accented with a round Diamond weighing 0.35 carats with H-I color and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold custom setting. Full Retail Appraised Value - $42,300.00

Canadian military bolt action centerfire rifle chambered for .303 British, and receiver dated to 1943. Rifle was imported by Century Arms International out of St. Albans, VT. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 25" barrel, blade front sight with protector ears, receiver mounted flip peep rear sight, bayonet lug, 10-round detachable magazine, stripper clip bridge, serrated left rear receiver mounted manual safety, smooth curved trigger, turned down bolt handle, no magazine cut-off, and serrated trigger guard mounted magazine release. The hard wood furniture consists of a smooth semi-straight gripped shoulder stock with a hand stop, smooth forend with sling swivel on the rear barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the buttstock, full-length grooved handguard, and smooth brass butt plate with a trap door in the butt. Butt socket is marked 'FTR' (Factory Thorough Repair) below the serial number '53L7212', and the left receiver rail is marked 'No 4 Mk I*, LONG BRANCH, 1943'. Importer mark is on the bottom of the barrel towards the muzzle. The blued finish retained is approximately 75% with several components taking on a brown or mottled gray patina, edge wear, and handling marks. Metal displays not rust, but there are some scattered nick and dings from handling. Bore is bright and the rifling is visible. The action feels dry but seems to be working well. Wood furniture is in fair condition with scattered handling marks, but it has a tight fit with no cracks. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Finely Engraved Liege Proofed Damascus Double Barrel Hammer Side by Side Shotgun with gold inlays. Manufactured 1893 to 1921 ( Liege ELG proof has crown and no single letter date code on barrel flats) Solid rib on the 27 1/2' barrels has a gold inlay "Damas Crolle Fin" which means the barrels are a fine highly-figured scroll-like aesthetic pattern of Damascus steel, rear of the barrels have a gold inlaid border, rear of the rib is marked "Gun With Smokeless Powder Proved". Fine scroll/floral engraved receiver, triggerguard, hammer and lever, side locks have gold inlaid walking partridge on one side and flying partridge on the other, bottom of triggerguard has gold inlaid Pointer dog's head. Serial number matched on watertable and forearm metal, Watertable marked "FN" in circle, (Fabrique Nationale d’Armes de Guerre). Checkered splinter forearm with Deeley release, straight wrist shoulder stock with horn buttplate depicting stag & does in the forest, sling swivels, German silver shield inlayed in the uderside of the stock, double triggers, top lever, exposed hammers, no extractors, bores measure CLY. Bores have light pitting throughout, one click hammer actions are smooth, the metal has turned a gray patina with use & age, the wood is good/sound with worn checkering, many minor scratches/dings. The left hammer screw is missing. NOTE*-Do not attempt to fire modern ammunition in this shotgun. NRA Condition-Fair. C&R Firearm.

A Native American ceremonial sand-painting scene themed art on canvas. Measures 36"W x 25"H. Late 20th century. Known for: Illustration with Disney for many years.

Japanese made lever action repeating rifle chambered for .243 Winchester, and imported by Browning Arms Co. out of Morgan, UT. The newer model BLR, the '81 BLR,' was introduced in 1981. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 20" round barrel, raised blade front sight with a brass bead, fully adjustable notched rear sight, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, two piece Weaver scope bases mounted on the receiver, accepts detachable box magazines, serrated gold-toned trigger, Browning logo marked action lever, serrated push-button magazine release in front of the magazine, and an external hammer with a serrated spur. The hardwood furniture consists of a straight gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend, and a black solid rubber recoil pad with black and white spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial scratches. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Furniture wood is in very good to excellent condition with very minor handling marks, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The action is smooth and crisp. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made optics ready bolt action rifle chambered in .204 Ruger manufactured circa 2008 in Newport, NH. It features matte stainless steel construction, a black, green laminate semi-pistol grip stock with checkered wrist, checkered forend, grip cap with white Ruger medallion, solid rubber factory recoil pad, sling swivels with Uncle Mike's black nylon sling with camo pad, a 24" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, turned down bolt handle, smooth curved trigger, scalloped dovetails on receiver for scope mounting with factory rings installed, hinged floorplate, and side swing safety at right rear of action. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Matte finished stainless is overall very good with about 96% remaining with minor scratches and blemishes, slight muzzle wear, the stock is overall excellent condition with some very minor scratches, action is smooth and crisp. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

"Grade I" Vintage semiautomatic rifle made in Japan by Miroku for Browning Arms Co, St. Louis, MO in 1974. Features take-down latch, high polish blued finish, high-gloss checkered walnut butt & forend, 19" barrel, blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable sporting flip-up rear sight, magazine tube in butt, serrated steel buttplate, push button safety. Receiver is engraved with limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge patterns. Mounted with a Leupold 4X RF Special scope, duplex reticle, clear optics. Retains approximately 97% finish with some minor scratches on both sides of the receiver, wood is very good with high gloss with minor scratches/dings. Bore is excellent. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Desirable optics ready bolt action target rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1956. The model 52 is regarded by many as one of the finest small-caliber rifles ever built. It features a blued finish, 28" heavy bull barrel, sights removed with steel insert in front dovetail, rear sight base, installed one piece scope base on receiver , wide serrated trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, polished bolt, push button magazine release, factory 5 round magazine, and smooth walnut bench rest type pistol grip shoulder stock with inlayed accessory rail in the forend, 3" rail installed, front sling stud, rear stock inletted of sling swivel but has been removed, aluminum adjustable butt plate. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 94% finish, minor scratches, showing mostly bare metal on bolt knob. Stock is very good with small dents and creases. Condition is NRA Near Very Good C&R Firearm.

American made full-sized striker-fired semi-automatic pistol chambered in 10mm Automatic, and manufactured in Croatia by HS Produkt. Imported and marketed by Springfield Armory Inc. out of Geneseo, IL. Pistol features a matte black Melonite finished slide, optics cut slide with front and rear cocking serrations, 4.5" barrel (marked "MATCH"), full-length steel guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, dovetailed three-dot steel sights with fiber-optic front and "U" notched rear sight, loaded chamber indicator on the top of the slide, striker status indicator on the rear of the slide, straight faced trigger with an integral blade safety, smooth grip safety, ambidextrous push-button magazine release, serrated ambidextrous slide stop, and a black polymer frame, integral accessory rail on the dust cover, textured grip with ambidextrous thumb rest and interchangeable backstrap, under-cut trigger guard, flared magazine well, and a magazine funnel. Top of slide has a smooth removable panel installed in the optics cut. The original matte black Melonite finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box, owner's manual, factory black nylon carry bag with magazine compartments, two additional backstraps, two magazines total, two extra magazine base-plates, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Large round embossed concho unmarked 4-1/2" in diameter

American made side-gate lever-action repeating rifle chambered for .45-70 Government, and manufactured Rice Lake, WI. The Henry H024-45-70, also known as the 'Side Gate Lever Action', was introduced in 2019. Rifle features a blued finish with a brass receiver and brass small components, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting and accepts a Weaver 63B optic rail, a 19.8" round barrel with a 1:18" twist rate, raised fixed blade front sight with a ivory bead, fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with a white diamond insert, smooth curved trigger, removable 4-round tubular magazine under the barrel, external hammer with a serrated spur, standard size action lever, side loading gate, transfer bar safety, and grip safety. The American walnut furniture consists of a straight gripped shoulder stock with checkering and floral engravings at the wrist, checkering and floral engravings on the forend, brass barrel band with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14" length-of-pull, and a smooth brass butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The polished brass finish retained is approximately 99%, and in like-new condition. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box, and instruction manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Two strand leather necklace with turquoise and coral beads accented with sterling engraved heart pendant.

By Indian artist Raymond Naha, depicting Kachina Dancer, signed in lower right hand corner, 19.5x15 inches in oak frame.

"The .357 Combat Magnum" Medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Mfg. circa 1980. Features a polished blued finish, pinned 4" barrel with a serrated wide sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight, (painted white), fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, case hardened & serrated .265" trigger, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer, three screw square butt K target frame, and checkered target grips with silver S&W medallions. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing a light muzzle wear, a couple light scratches, and a drag line on the cylinder. The action is smooth with very good lock up, bore is excellent/bright and the grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

High quality Italian made reproduction of the Winchester Model 1873 lever action repeating rifle chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured in Italy by A. Uberti circa 2018, and imported by Cimarron Repeating Arms of Texas. Featuring a blued 20" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, an elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, full-length tube magazine, sliding dust cover, smooth wide curved trigger, and checkered hammer spur. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight grip shoulder stock, smooth forend with metal cap, crescent metal buttplate. Barrel, magazine tube, and end-cap are blued, with the receiver, lever, trigger, hammer, and buttplate color-case hardened. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish with some very minor scratches. The action is smooth and crisp. The bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is excellent. The lever is laced with leather and the buttstock a tooled leather cover laced on it. Action tuned by Johnny Meadows. Meadows retired in 2022. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Precision Rifles Model BR1 is a specialized, single-shot bolt-action rifle crafted explicitly for benchrest competition. These specific, built-to-order benchrest rifles are not mass-produced. Instead, they are hand-assembled by custom gunsmiths utilizing premium aftermarket actions, triggers, and heavy target barrels. Engineered as a static, heavy-platform rifle rather than a field gun. Single-shot, bolt-action chambered in 6mm BR Remington. Features a 23-inch heavy, stainless steel fluted free floating barrel with no provisions for sights, two optics bases installed on receiver Hand-laid turquoise fiberglass, pillar-bedded. benchrest stock, heavily stylized with a wide flat forend, aluminum buttplate. Finely tuned precision trigger, no safety, right bolt, left ejection, loading port. The bore is excellent/bright, metal finish is overall excellent with a few very minor scratches, the action is smooth with a very light trigger-pull and the stock is overall good with some chipping on the edges, bottom of the grip and around the tang. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Vintage double action revolver manufactured circa 1927, chambered for 32 WCF. (.32-20) Features blued finish, checkered black rubber grips with "Colt" & "Rampant Colt" motifs, 5" tapered barrel, fixed sights, 6 shot fluted cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, retains about 65% blue finish, with holster wear, the straps and bottom of trigger guard have handling wear, grips are good, worn checkering, no chips or cracks, action is smooth with tight lock-up, markings are crisp. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

Clipped point bowie knife marked RAU & KOHNKE, S.F. Cali with period leather scabbard and stag horn grip. Thick 5 7/8" blade and 10 3/8" overall. Blade shows some crude sharpening but nearly its full dimensions and good stage scales. The markings are clear and well stamped. The scabbard is good to V.G. A very scarce California maker from prominent collector Larry Shelton estate. Circa 1871-1875 as partnership lasted only 4 years

Original acrylic depicting a winter farmhouse scene with a child in front. Paul Wenzel signature on the left side. Image measure 15-1/2W x 12-1/2H Late 20th century. Known for: Illustration with Disney for many years.

All leather decorated with red blue yellow white glass beads. Includes handmade arrows. 20th century type in good condition.

Classic side-by-side, hammerless double-barrel shotgun produced by Remington Arms from 1894 until 1910. A-grade, standard field model of the Remington Model 1894 line. Top lever break-action, double triggers, sliding tang safety, single auto ejector, 20' Damascus steel barrel, the barrels have been shortened to put the shotgun in "Coach Gun" configuration. Cylinder bores, low profile solid rib. Barrels appear professionally done a long time ago. All matching serial numbers, number puts production at circa 1899. Smooth walnut forearm with push-button release, walnut shoulder stock with checkered, rounded "Prince of Wales' grip, hard rubber buttplate with spur & "RA" motif. Functions well with tight barrel lock-up, bores are bright with very light scattered pitting, the metal finishes have turned a gray/brown patina with age & wear and the wood stocks are overall very good with some minor scratches/dings, there is a chip behind the upper tang. The Remington markings are crisp/clear. Note* The chamber is a shorter 2 5/8' and original Damascus barrels can split or rupture if fired with high-pressure modern smokeless ammunition. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Oil on board featuring scene of Napoleon his white horse with dog face signed lower right by J.G. Clonney. Approximately 15-1/2H x 11-1/2W. Fancy beautiful frame

Grade I" semiautomatic .22 LR rifle made in Miroku, Japan for Browning Arms Co, Morgan, UT & Montreal P.Q. It features a 19" take-down barrel, high polish blued finish, checkered walnut buttstock, & checkered forend, blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable sporting flip-up rear sight, magazine tube in the stock, smooth curved trigger, serrated steel buttplate, and push button cross-bolt safety. Receiver is engraved with limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge patterns, the barrel is drilled and tapped for mounting optics. The rifle retains approximately 98% finish with a couple overy minor scratches and a small scuff the triggerguard. The wood is high gloss and is in overall very good condition with the exception of a 1 1/2x 1" patch of loss behind the left grip that looks it was covered magic marker. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Manufactured 1988 ('PY' date code). NRA Condition-Good to Very Good. Modern Firearm.

American made semi-automatic full-sized striker-fired modular pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Newington, NH. The P320 Flux Legion was introduced in 2024 as a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) style platform with a stabilizing brace. Pistol features a matte gray polymer chassis construction, ported slide with a gray Cerakote finish, optics cut slide with front and rear cocking serrations (smooth cover plate installed), stainless steel insert (serialized firearm), a 3.9" carbon steel barrel, dovetailed XRAY3 tritium front sight with a green outline, dovetailed XRAY3 tritium square notched rear sight, full-length metal guide rod assembly with a flat recoil spring, flat-faced Legion skeletonized trigger, matted slide plate, serrated take-down lever, serrated ambidextrous manual safety, serrated ambidextrous slide stop, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, serrated brace deployment lever on the right side of the slide, gray polymer chassis with a spring loaded arm brace, serrated and granular textured pistol grip, flared magazine well, undercut trigger guard, and a picatinny accessory rail on the top of the chassis. This pistol has three magazine releases with a serrated push-forward magazine release at the pistol grip that releases the active magazine. Another triangular shaped magazine release button, located on the spare magazine well, also releases the active magazine. A serrated magazine release lever on the bottom of the spare magazine well will release both magazines if fully depressed, and only the spare magazine if lightly depressed. The original gray Cerakote finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The chassis polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory foam-lined hard case, two magazines total, instruction manual, and some optic mounting hardware. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Swedish made bolt action centerfire rifle chambered for .25-06 Remington, and imported by FFV Sprots Inc., Billings, NY. The Model 1900's were produced between 1967 and 1970 by Husqvarna Vapenfabrik. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 23-1/2" tapered barrel, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, serrated raised front sight base (sight removed), elevation adjustable folding semi-buckhorn rear sight, serrated curved trigger, turned down bolt handle, jeweled bolt body, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, and serrated trigger guard mounted magazine floor plate release. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend, alternate wood forend cap with a white spacer, sling swivel at the forend and bottom of shoulder stock, smooth black plastic grip cap with a white spacer, and a brown rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. Rifle comes with a Bushnell Banner 4-12x40mm scope with adjustable parallax, and the reticle is unique (possibly a prismatic 3BDC rangefinder reticle). The scope is mounted using a single piece Redfield mount base and 1" rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial blemishes, extremely minor edge wear, and the finish turning a plum color. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp. The bore is dirty, but bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is excellent with minor handling blemishes. The Bushnell scope provides a bright and clear sight picture, but one of the turrets is bent and missing a cap. Rifle includes a brown leather sling with a storage pouch. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Italian made single-action black-powder revolver with a .36 caliber bore and chambers, and manufactured circa 1998 ('BL' date code). This is a replica of the 1851 Navy used by Clint Eastwood in the 1960s spaghetti westerns like the 'Man With No Name.' This revolver retains the Civil War-era black powder style loading lever, and it still utilizes black powder for that authentic feel. Revolver features a blued barrel and cylinder finish, brass trigger guard and grip straps, color-case hardened loading lever and frame, a 7 1/2" octagonal barrel, brass bead front sight, notched hammer rear sight, color-case hammer with a serrated spur, smooth curved trigger with a squared trigger guard, unfluted cylinder, single-piece walnut grips, and smooth grip straps. A naval engagement scene is engraved on the cylinder. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there is oxidation on the rear of the cylinders by the nipples. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers show a very minute amount of oxidation. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Revolver includes the original factory cardboard box, owner's manual, and spare cylinder. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Three figure rug. Measures 25"H x 19"W. In excellent condition.

For parts, or repair. Pattern 14, a British military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British. Manufactured in Eddystone, Pennsylvania by the Remington Arms Company of Delaware, circa 1914-1916. Import marks were not found, but there are markings on the right side of the barrel that are not legible. This rifle is marked for drill purpose only (DP) on numerous parts, and the red and white stripes also designate that this is a drill purpose rifle. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 26" barrel, protected blade front sight, adjustable folding ladder rear aperture sight, serrated curved trigger, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, dog-leg style bolt handle, and a smooth floorplate. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth finger grooved forend, no stacking swivel, sling swivel on the rear barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate with a storage compartment. In red and white paint, the shoulder stock is marked 'B 28' on the left side, and 'F' on the right side. Stock and handguard have notches cut in the chamber area where plugs are typically installed. This rifle does not have a rod welded into the chamber. Volley sights are not present, but the plate is inlayed into the forend. The original blued finish retained is approximately 75% with edge wear, and thinning on the barrel bands and bolt knob. Metal displays small dents and dings, and there is rust visible on the front sight assembly. Stock is in fair condition with a crack on the left side, a repair on the right side, and minor handling wear considering the rifle's age. The action seems sound, and in good condition. Bore is bright with strong rifling. This non-firing rifle is good for collecting, repair, or parts. Condition is NRA Poor (Non-functional) ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Chinese made copy of the Winchester 1897 slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Imported by EMF. Features a blued finish, 20 5/16" barrel, Removable choke measures "M", brass bead front sight, 5 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, single action bar, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with checkered polymer buttplate with laced suede cover. 13 1/2” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing some slide wear on the rear of the magazine tube and some scratches. Action is sound, the bore appears excellent but dirty and the wood stocks are overall very good/sound with some small dents on the right grip. Condition is near NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

'Gamemaster,' American made pump-action rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and manufactured by Remington Arms Co. out of Ilion, NY. The Model 760 'Gamemaster' chambered for .30-06 Springfield was discontinued in 1958. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 22.5" tapered barrel, serrated raised blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable sporting rear sight, receiver is drilled and tapped for optic mounting, accepts detachable box magazines, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, and an annular cut trigger guard mounted manual cross-bolt safety. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered pump handle with black forend cap and white spacer, smooth plastic grip cap with white spacer, and red rubber ventilated recoil pad with white and black spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with very light blemishes and edge wear. Metal displays no deformation, but does have a few areas of rust on the receiver, bolt, and rear sight. Bore is bright with strong rifling, but needs a cleaning. The wood furniture is in good condition with light handling marks, finish peeling off at the butt of the shoulder stock, and the recoil pad does not fit the stock properly (stock is sound for shooting). The action is smooth. This rifle includes a brown padded leather sling. Condition is NRA Near Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Wooden lidded bowl with roulette wheel embedded in lid. 9" in diameter

Hide wrapped rattle with buffalo fur. Shows age. Measures 10" long.

From the Kimber custom shop. An American made premium quality single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and was manufactured in Yonkers, NY. This pistol was designed in 2010 to be a lightweight 1911A1 patterned crossover pistol with a compact slide & full-size frame. Pistol features a satin finished stainless steel slide, raised and beveled ejection port, carry melt treatment (sharp corner softening and edge beveling), aluminum frame with a matte black Kimpro II finish, bushingless 3" stainless steel barrel, tritium dovetailed blade front sight with a white outline, tritium dovetailed square notched rear sight with white outlines, full-length metal guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, adjustable serrated skeletonized trigger, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, serrated extended ambidextrous frame mounted manual safety, smooth grip safety with an extended beavertail, checkered push-button magazine release, checkering on the bottom of the trigger guard and front strap, beveled magazine well, flat checkered mainspring housing, and double diamond checkered black plastic grips. The the original stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with light handling blemishes. The matte black Kimpro II finish retained is approximately 88% with edge and carry wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

With center European cut diamond. .10ct surrounded by floral enameled design in yellow gold.

with matching marked scabbard circa 1870-1900 from styling. Blade marked Iver Johnson, S.G. (Sporting Goods) Co. Boston and wrap around leather scabbard which is also marked. 5" clipped point blade, 9 1/2" overall with stag horn grip or scales showing deep patina. Blade is good with minor sharpening, light scratches, normal use and wear. Scabbard is good and retains belt loop. Initial "M" carved into scabbard, Larry Shelton Collection.

The Remington Model 1882 is a antique side-by-side double-barrel hammer shotgun manufactured in Ilion, New York, from 1882 to 1888. Grade 1. Serial number 3455 was manufactured early in the production run, likely in 1883 or early 1884. Remington's first double-barrel model to use a top lever to open the action. External 'Rabbit Ear' hammers, double triggers, 30' 'Duck' de-carbonized steel barrels with low profile rib marked "E. Remington & Sons. Ilion, N.Y.", locks unmarked (Correct). left barrel measures 'IM' and right 'Full', 2 5/8' chambers, checkered forearm with ebony insert in tip, Deeley release, walnut stock with checkered, rounded "prince of Wales" grip, spurred smooth steel buttplate. The hammer action is crisp, barrels lock-up tight, the metal finishes have turned a molted gray/brown patina with age & wear, the bores are dark with light pitting throughout, the wood is overall good/sound with heavy wear to the forearm checkering, a small chip out of the right side, many minor scratches/dings. Matching serial numbers. NOTE* The chamber is a shorter 2 5/8' and original barrels can split or rupture if fired with high-pressure modern smokeless ammunition. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Grade I" Semiautomatic rifle made in Japan by Miroku for Browning Arms Co, Morgan UT. Manufactured 1999. Features blued finish, 19" take-down threaded barrel with protector, checkered walnut buttstock & forend, blade/brass bead front sight, rear sight removed and a Hawke 4x32mm scope installed, Mil-Dot retecile, clear optics, magazine tube in butt, serrated steel buttplate, cross-bolt safety. Receiver is engraved with limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge patterns. Bore is excellent/bright. Blue is about 98% with some light scattered scratches. Wood is overall very good/sound with some minor scratches/dings. Comes with a 1959 Winchester/Olin book "HandbooK of Small Bore Rifle Shooting". excellent condition. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

'National Forest Service Centennial,' a Japanese made reproduction of the Winchester 1886 lever action saddle ring carbine chambered for .45-70 Government, and imported by Browning Arms Company out of Morgan UT & Montreal P.Q. Rifle is marked 'One of 2000,' and commemorates 100 years of the National Forest Service (1891-1991). Rifle features a blued finish, 22" round barrel, full-length magazine tube, pinned blade front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, external hammer with a serrated spur, and smooth curved gold-toned trigger. The checkered gloss high grade walnut furniture consists of a straight gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with a barrel band, and a smooth metal butt plate. A coin finish is applied to the receiver, and the engravings are gold accented. The receiver's right side depicts the 'Department of the Interior's Forest Reserve Ranger' symbol, and displays ribbons noting the 'U.S. National Forests Centennial 1891-1991.' The right side of the receiver also note that this rifle is 'One of 2000.' The left side of the receiver shows an engraving of President Theodore Roosevelt, and the U.S. Forest Service Department of Agriculture shield with the dates '1891 and 1991.' The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes, and a residue that seems to come off with CLP and elbow grease (residue is on the entire rifle). There are also some stains on the action lever, and receiver that may not come off. Metal displays no deformation, but there was a few small spots of rust observed (mostly on the barrel). Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The walnut furniture is in excellent condition with a few extremely minor blemishes, but the wood is also covered with the mystery residue. The residue comes off easy providing the original gloss finish. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made single-action black powder percussion revolver with a .45 caliber bore and chambers. This revolver was manufactured circa 1975 in Southport, CT. The Ruger Old Army was produced circa 1972 to 2008. Revolver features a blued finish, a 7.5" round barrel, loading lever with a collard push-button latch, raised serrated ramp front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, thin smooth curved trigger, two-toned hammer with a serrated spur, non-fluted cylinder with safety stops, three-screw steel frame, smooth grip straps, and two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions on both sides. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with a few handling blemishes, a light cylinder drag line, and some minor edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The grip wood is in very good to excellent condition with some edge wear to the bottom of the left grip panel, a few light scratches on the right grip panel, and a little darkening from skin oils. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Beaded Plains Indian Moccasins with parflech soles and pewter dancks with feathers (mostly missing) Green dyed sack cloth or burlap trim mostly gone and ripped away. Soles are Indian period of use replacements. Fair to good overall. About 1900 circa

SN: B7089361. Semiautomatic rifle with 1978 barrel date code. Features a high polish blue finish, 22" barrel, ramped front blade/bead sight, sliding adjustable notch rear sight, Weaver type scope mount, manual safety, detachable magazine, blued finish, wood stock with impressed checkering at wrist & forend, factory black plastic buttplate & grip cap with white spacers. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, retains about 96% blue with minor scratches, wood is very good condition with signs of use and handling, grip cap has some minor chips. Mounts a good condition Nikon 'Buckmasters' 3-9x40 scope with BDC reticle, clear optics. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Vintage 1960's metal Coors sign depicting the Coors logo and reading "Brewed with pure rocky mountain spring water" Good condition, shows some rubbing and minor scratches to the paint, measures 16.5" x 36"

Palmetto State Armory Gen 3 PA10 (often called the G3-10) is an affordable, AR-10 style semi-automatic rifle chambered in .308 Winchester. Features a forged 7075-T6 aluminum PSA lower receiver, flat top side-charging upper, M-LOK free-float handguard, , 18" 1:10 barrel, A2 style muzzle break, mid-length gas system. full length Picatinny rail, flip-up adjustable peep/post sights installed, fixed A2 style stock, BMC sling swivel installed on handguard, finger groove grip with textured panels. Mounted with a NcStar 4x30RE scope with Combination of two Reticles in one. P4 sniper and unique choke style range finding reticle, clear optics. The bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, action is smooth, the black nitrate finish is about 98% with some minor scratches and the furniture is very good with light scratches on the buttstock. Comes with one 20-rd steel magazine. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Antique .58 caliber muzzle loading percussion 3 band rifled musket. Standard infantry rifle of Union forces of the U.S. Civil war. Lock plate dated 1864. Features a 40" round barrel, blade front sight, "L" shaped flip-up rear sight, missing ramrod, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, iron furniture, sling swivels and full-length straight grip walnut stock with metal carbine buttplate. Markings include: Lock - "1864”, American Eagle/”U.S. /SPRINGFIELD” Barrel - ”V/P/[Eagle Head]” Buttplate - "U.S." Bolster- American Eagle, the right barrel bands are marked "U". The stock flat above the buttplate is stamped "39". (Armory rack number) The rifle is in "barn/attic found" condition with the metal surfaces turned a brown patina, the markings are clear and the two-cock hammer action is crisp. Bore is fair, light brown color and visible rifling and the wood stocks are overall good/sound with the usual dings/scratches with a chip out of the left forearm between the top two barrel bands. Comes with the original socket bayonet with a locking ring, marked "U.S. on the ricasso with metal tipped scabbard. Scabbard is poor, worn, torn,incomplete with open seam, appears to have been with the rifle a long time with corresponding ring wear on the muzzle. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Includes 6 small sterling dishes with lion hallmark 925 fine. 3 sterling marked engraved saddle corner skirt pieces. 4 sterling engraved saddle conchos marked Mexico and sterling.

All-metal, compact semi-automatic 9mm pistol made in Brazil as a single-stack, 8-round variation of the classic Taurus PT92. 3.8" barrel, frame-mounted decocker/safety, ambidextrous thumb safety, serrated straps, smooth trigger, combat triggerguard, matte/blue finish. checkered black polymer grips. Bore is excellent/bright, pistol is in like new condition. Comes with two finger rest 8 rd magazines. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1917. This is a Model 12 shotgun that was upgraded to being 'Pigeon' grade. Shotgun features a blued refinish, an approximately 28" solid rib nickel steel barrel, barrel marked 'Modified' choke, Bradely front sight with white bead, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, jeweled bolt and shell follower, engine turned breech block and shell follower, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The finely figured hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with fancy checkering at the wrist, fancy engraved slide handle, smooth black steel grip cap, 14-1/4" length-of-pull, and a black solid rubber winchester recoil pad. The shotgun depicts limited coverage of floral engravings and hunting scenes of game birds and pointers. The blued finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling marks. Metal displays no rust, or metal deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with very minor handling blemishes and light scratches. The engraving on this shotgun is signed by "JS 74,' and the engraver used Nick Kusmit's Pattern #5 (1950-1981). Condition is NRA Excellent as Modified/Refinished. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Vintage slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1954. Features a blued finish, cut-down 23.5" plain barrel (open choke), 5 round tube magazine, brass bead front sight, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, steel receiver, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with Browning vented rubber recoil pad. Matching serial numbers. Bore is very good/bright. Shotgun retains about 75% finish showing edge wear, slide wear on the magazine tube & action bar, scattered scratches, handling wear on the barrel and a small patch of light pitting on top of the forward barrel. Wood stocks are very good with minor scratches and small dents, lightly varnished. NRA Condition is Very Good/Modified. C&R Firearm.

'Eastern Carbine' Lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, circa 1946. Features a blued finish, 20" barrel, ramped & hooded blade/bead front sight, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, full length tube magazine, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with checkered metal shotgun buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 94% of it's original finish showing light edge wear, some thinning bluing and minor scratches. Action is smooth, bore is excellent/bright, and wood stocks are overall very good/sound with minor scratches/dings NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

American made single action revolver chambered for .45 Long Colt, Manufactured circa 2005 in Southport, CT. Pistol features blue/case color finish, 3 3/4" round barrel, fixed blade front sight, notched frame rear sight, "Birds Head" grid frame,flat ejector rod head, round ejector rod button, six-round fluted cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, thin smooth curved trigger, frame mounted firing pin, transfer bar safety, serrated hammer spur, smooth grip straps, and two-piece mother-of-pearl grips. The original finish is approximately 95% with only superficial scratches, muzzle wear and a drag line on the cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the grips are excellent. Includes factory gray plastic box with end label, manual and the original Ruger smooth ebony grips. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

From Richard C. Drum Asst .Adj General of Quarters Department of Pacific San Francisco CA. September 23rd 1862 to Commanding Officer, Captain Thomas E. Ketcham at Camp Hooker near Stockton, CA. regarding inquiries into whom the 3rd Regiment ranking Captain was of the C.V. infantry.

High quality American made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. The two-tone Kimber Pro Carry II (SKU 3200333) was introduced in 2007. Pistol features a brushed-polished black finished carbon steel slide, rear slide cocking serrations, aluminum frame with a satin silver finish, full-length metal guide rod, a 4" stainless steel match grade bull barrel, flat barrel crown and a 1:16" left-hand twist rate, dovetailed fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight with two white dots, two-toned skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, serrated extended frame mounted manual safety, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered slide stop, smooth upswept beavertail grip safety, firing pin block safety (series 80 style), adjustable serrated curved skeletonized trigger, flat checkered polymer mainspring housing, beveled magazine well, smooth front strap, and two-piece half checkered and half smooth rosewood grips. The original black slide finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The original satin gray frame finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The rosewood grips are also in excellent condition with no handling marks. Pistol includes the original foam lined factory hardcase, instruction manual, sticker, cable lock, oil, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American Silver Eagle coins (1) 2009, (1) 2010, (1) 2011, (1) 2012, (2) 2013, (1) 2014, (1) 2015, (1) 2016, and (1) 2017

Semi-automatic, single-action pistol. 13+1 capacity. Belgium made by FN. Manufactured 1972. Left slide marked "Browning Arms Co., Morgan, Utah & Montreal P.Q." "Made in Belgium." 7.8" overall, with a 4.7" ramped barrel. Short recoil operated action. Front blade, rear notch fixed sights. Frame mounted thumb safety. Deep blue metal finish, with checkered black, plastic grips. Comes with one 13-rd magazine. Slide action is smooth/tight, bore is excellent/tight, grips are very good with no chips or cracks. Blued finish is about 95%, with a few minor scratches, edge wear. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

'Grade 0’ Vintage side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Syracuse, NY circa 1901-1905. Features 30” ‘New Twist’ barrels with fixed Full/ Imp Mod chokes & raised/serrated concave rib, brass bead front sight, extractor, case hardened receiver, smooth curved double triggers, checkered top lever, sliding tang safety, point checkered walnut splinter forend with contrasting black tip, and round knob pistol grip shoulder stock with checkered black synthetic buttplate & 14 3/16” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 70% of its original finish showing nice twist patterns on the barrel and muted colors on the receiver with some browning patina & scattered dark rust in the balance. The action is mechanically sound, the bores are bright with some visible light dings, and the walnut stocks are good with blemishes, repaired toe & missing chip from the buttplate. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made semi-automatic rimfire pistol modeled after the iconic DWM Parabellum-Pistole and chambered in .22 Long Rifle. 1st generation with aluminum frame (1969-1979) Serial number places it in the late 70's. Features a blued 4 1/2" tapered barrel, dovetailed blade serrated front sight, fixed rear sight with square notch, smooth crescent trigger, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, black finished alloy frame and two-piece smooth wood grips. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99+% finish, grips are excellent. Includes (1) magazine and a very good condition original factory box with matching label, manual & paperwork. Appears unfired. Condition is NRA Excellent/Like New. Modern firearm.

With horse head design and engraved conchos on black leather. In very good condition.

Slide action rifle manufactured 1988. Features blued finish, high gloss checkered wood stock & handguard, factory black plastic grip cap, forend tip & butt plate with white spacers, 22" barrel,raised blade/bead front sight, sliding adjustable notch rear sight, detachable magazine, manual safety, Weaver style scope base installed on receiver. Bore is very good/bright, action is smooth, wood is sound with many minor scratches, blue is about 94% with scratches/edge wear, mostly on the receiver. Condition is NRANear Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Vintage metal sign from 1965 advertising Wildroot hair products. Reads "Barber Shop - Ask for Wildroot" Shows some discoloration and small scratches, measures 39" x 13"

The is a Rock Island Arsenal M1903 rifle refurbished for use in WW2 purchased from the Civilian Marksmanship Program in 2002. Serial indicated WW1 production in 1918. High-number / Double heat-treated receiver. The serial number is well past the 285,507 structural cutoff, indicating receiver was manufactured using the updated, significantly stronger double heat-treatment process. Features a Black/gray parkerized finish, barrel marked "S.A.", flaming bomb and "7-42", "P" proof on the underside of barrel. Remington bolt has "4213" electro-penciled on the bolt handle, folding leaf-type tangent-increment rear sight graduated from 100 to 2,700 yards, pinned, dovetailed front sight blade, upgraded auxiliary gas escape hole in left chamber, serrated trigger, upgraded "scant" type stock with semi-pistol grip without grasping grooves, smooth steel buttplate with trapdoor, "1" over "3" stamped on the underside of buttstock, partial SN " 5074" stamped on the left buttstock. The bore is good, strong rifling, lightly frosted in the grooves, action is smooth, the wood is overall excellent with a few minor dents and the finish is about 955 with minor scratches/rubs. m1907 type brown leather sling attached. Includes the original CMP Certificate of Authenticity. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Measures 33" x 28" Double matted and framed depicting plains Indian camp life. Slight water damage to lower right hand corner.

Snaffle ring bit leather braided reins and a boot bag. Faux leather with leather Arizona National patch attached.

American made large frame stainless steel double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. 629-4 was introduced in 1993, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. Featuring a brushed stainless finish, 6" ported barrel, shrouded ejector rod, half length underlug, raised serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, adjustable micrometer click rear sight (partial white outline remaining), fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth curved case-colored trigger, case-colored hammer, checkered hammer spur, firing pin mounted on hammer nose, three screw round butt N target frame, and two-piece finger grooved hardwood grips. Revolver's stainless finish remaining is approximately 98% with only superficial handling marks, and a faint drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with tight lock-up, the bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder looks dirty, but the condition is very good. The wood grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Includes factory blue hard case with paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage American made side-by-side double barrel side-lock shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured by Hunter Arms Company out of Fulton, NY. These shotguns were manufactured between 1898 and 1914 with 57,096 produced. Shotgun features color-case locks and receiver, blued refinished barrels, approximately 30" barrels marked 'ARMOR STEEL', choked 'Full' in both barrels (measured with a drop-in gauge), brass bead front sight, extractor, checkered top lever, checkered sliding tang safety, smooth curved double triggers, and internal hammer. The English walnut furniture consists of a straight gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, smooth splinter forend, 14" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-3/4" drop at the comb, 2-1/2" drop at the heel, and black plastic serrated butt plate. The blued finish retained is approximately 94% with edge wear, blemishes, and the finish turning plum. The receiver is showing patina with the finish turning a mottled dull gray color on the sides, and brown tones on the bottom of the receiver and trigger guard. Metal displays some spots of rust along the barrel with small amounts of pin-prick pitting, and there is also some pin-prick pitting on the receiver as well. Barrels show a few small external dents. Furniture wood is very good, considering its age, with minor dings and scratches. The action falls slowly under its own weight, and the top lever rests in the centerline of the tang. The bores are bright and shiny. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

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With biblical quotation center surrounded by designs with animals, trees,urns, names + 1844 dae. Nicely period framed in Burl American Maple Frame. Sampler 12"H x 13"W Frame 16-1/4"H x 17-1/8"W Condition good with stains and discoloration.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1963. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 30" vent rib barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, steel mid-bead, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The faux wood Hydro-Coil polymer furniture consists of a recoil absorbing semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered slide handle, 14-1/4" length-of-pull, and a black rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The blued finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling marks. The shotgun's markings are clear and legible. Metal displays a very small spot of rust on the right of the receiver by the trigger guard, and pin-prick pitting on the same side of the receiver. There was no observed metal deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The furniture plastic is in excellent condition with very minor handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Uberti 1873 Limited Edition Deluxe .45 Long Colt Caliber. Made in Italy, imported by Stoeger. 20" blue octagonal barrel with blade/sporting sights, full length magazine tube (10+1) Grade A smooth walnut stocks with steel fore cap, crescent blue steel buttplate. Case colored receiver & lever, & hammer, scroll engraved receiver with image of stag on the left panel, dust cover, buttplate, & fore cap. Brass lifter, lever satety. Bore is pristine, wood & metal finish are excellent. Action is smooth/tight. Rifle is in like new condition. Comes in factory box with matching label and manual. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Shadow Ghost', a high quality American made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. The Kimber Custom LW Shadow Ghost (SKU 3700786) in .45 ACP is a limited-time special offering introduced in 2025. Pistol features a matte KimPro black slide finish, stainless steel slide with front and rear cocking serrations, aluminum frame with a KimPro Gray finish, full-length metal guide rod with a hollow recoil spring plug, a 5" stainless steel match grade barrel with a black match grade bushing, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight with two white dots, extended frame mounted manual safety, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered slide stop, two-toned skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, smooth upswept beavertail grip safety, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style), adjustable serrated curved skeletonized trigger, flat checkered polymer mainspring housing, beveled magazine well, smooth front strap, and two-piece black checkered double-diamond rubber grips. The original matte KimPro black slide finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The original matte KimPro Gray frame finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The grip rubber is in excellent condition with a new appearance. Pistol includes the original black foam-lined factory hard case, owner's manual, bushing wrench, cable lock, sticker, oil, spare fiber optic filaments, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Small spherical gold volleyball pendant charm engraved with "CHS 1917 Edith M Gleason Side Center"

American made stainless steel double-action six shot revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 2019. Features a matte finish, 4" full lug and serrated rib barrel, with dovetailed serrated blade front sight, pinned adjustable square notch rear sight, smooth wide trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, and black rubber textured target grip with stamped Hogue logo and finger grooves. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Retains approx. 97% metal finish with minor scratches and tracking on the cylinder. Grip is excellent. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

AR-15 style gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 ½” .410 bore shotshells. Features a blued 18.5” Turkish made barrel with birdcage flash hider, 13” KeyMod compatible handguard, flip-up aluminum sights, flattop upper receiver, polymer lower receiver with integral oversized trigger guard, mil-spec fire control group, 5 round polymer magazine, A2 pistol grip, double looped end plate, and six-position adjustable M4 telescoping butt stock. Includes five 15 round magazines. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing only light handling marks/losses. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the polymer furniture is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

This is a original U.S. Springfield model 1899 "Krag' carbine that has been sporterized by replacing the the original stock/handguard with a Fajen stock and the front sight blade. Original 22' barrel, correct M1901 2300 yard carbine sight, The base, ladder, and slide are stamped with a small "C", the original pinned, front blade sight has been replaced with a higher blade with a rear rounded edge. Besides these two alterations,it has all the original parts, side-loading magazine, trigger, triggerguard, bolt, flag safety, side plate, magazine cut-off. The Springfield markings on the left receiver are intact & clear. Serial number 283374 was manufactured in 1900. According to official Springfield Armory Production Records, serial numbers ranging from 219,926 to 290,578 fall into the 1900 fiscal year production block. Given how close 283,374 is to the end of that block, its receiver was likely milled and stamped around May or June of 1900. The action is sound, the bore is bright with good rifling, light frosting in the grooves, the original blue is about 25%, mostly on the lower barrel where it was protected by the handguard, the rest has turn a gray patina from age & wear. The Fajen one-piece stock has a flat target style forearm, high comb, shadow-line cheek rest and black plastic grip cap & Fajen buttplate. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

With silver striped design, small rowels. They show age.

by Linda Etchebarren hand signed in pencil lower right hand corner entitled Miss Cheivious measures 20"x14" nicely framed in black frame

and Diamond Pendant featuring a peachy colored Imperial Topaz weighing approx. 2.00 carats surrounded by 16 round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.25 carats with H-I color and VS clarity set in a 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $4,000-$5,000

Aluminum painted statue. Approximately 48"Long X 30" Tall

Bronze Measures 23" x 20" x 8"

Vintage American made side-lock side-by-side shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured by Baker Gun & Forging Co. out of Batavia, N.Y. (1887-1919). Considered to be one of Americas classic shotguns. Featuring Cockrill steel and a blued refinish, it has approximately 30" barrels, both bores chokes measure 'Full' with a drop-in gauge, extractor, brass bead front sight, double smooth curved triggers, serrated tang mounted sliding manual safety, hammerless design, and stippled action lever. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, a checkered splinter forend, black plastic checkered grip cap, 14" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-3/4" drop at the comb, 3-1/4" drop at the heel, and a serrated black plastic butt plate. This shotgun is an example of an excellent total refinish of the wood and metal, the metal was blued (originally black oxide), and the wood was checkered and refinished. The barrels and trigger guard are hand engraved (not factory) with limited coverage of floral scrolls. The blued metal finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. The metal displays no deformation, but there are a few small and light spots of rust on the barrels. The action is smooth, the barrels fall under their own weight, and the action lever is aligned to the center of the tang. The hardwood furniture is in very good to excellent condition as refinished with light handling blemishes. The bores are smooth, but appear to have some spots of corrosion. NRA Condition-Good+. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Swedish military Semi-automatic pistol, imported by CAI, St. Albans, VT, chambered for 9x19mm Luger cartridge. Manufactured 1945. A Swedish copy of the Finnish L-35 Lahti, the Husqvarna m/40, saw extensive service with the Swedish military Barrel length is approx. 4.6 inches. Dovetailed front sight blade. notch rear sight, shoulder stock lug, lanyard stable. manual safety, heel magazine release, factory 8 rd magazine, blue finish, checkered black plastic grips with crowned "H" monogram, which stands for Husqvarna Vapenfabrik. Swedish military SS inspector stamp from Cpt. Sten Stenmo on rear of frame, serial number matched on frame, slide and rear of bolt. Bore is very good/bright, blue is about 85% with handling/edge wear, scratches, action is smooth and the grips are very good. Considered moderately rare and highly collectible. While roughly 80,000 were produced by Husqvarna, their numbers dwindled significantly after Sweden retired the pistol in the 1990s and ordered the vast majority to be melted down. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Engraved silver bit maker marked in very good + condition

Vintage take-down slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1952. Features a blued refinish, 30” barrel with fixed Full choke & Simmons vent rib, orange fiber-optic front sight, 6 round tube magazine, steel receiver, smooth curved trigger, cross-bolt safety, grooved walnut ‘corncob’ slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with White Line recoil pad & 13.5” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its professional refinish showing minor contact wear on/from the moving parts. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the refinished walnut stocks are near excellent with a light scrape. Condition is NRA Excellent as refinished. *** Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Sort-action, controlled push feed "extreme Weather" bolt-action rifle. Features a matte stainless steel finish, Bell and Carlson composite stock, Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad, sling studs, aluminum bedding block, M.O.A. trigger system, swept-back bolt handle with knurled ring, hinged floorplate, cocked indicator, 3-position safety on bolt shroud, 26' tapered, fluted barrel with no provisions for sights, detachable ported muzzle break installed, optics ready with scope bases installed on receiver. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth and the finish & stock are excellent. Comes in factory box with matching label, Banish 9/16-24 to 5/8-24 thread adapter for suppressors and the muzzle break cover. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Presidential Coins (1) Andrew Jackson (3) Calvin Coolidge (1) John Tyler (1) Bill Clinton (1) Donald Trump (1) Barack Obama. Susan B Anthony (9) total (41) World Travelers Collection of Coins (1) 1996 Elizabeth I Elvis Presley Collection (1) Copy 1929 Indian head commemorative.

American made single action six-shot revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured circa 1996. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 5 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, ejector rod, fluted cylinder, smooth wide trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, and two-piece smooth faux ivory grips with Ruger medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, trigger lock and a pair of smooth rosewood grips with Ruger medallions and screw. Revolver exhibits approximately 97% of it's original finish showing a drag line on the cylinder and a few minor scratches. Action is smooth with good lockup, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Field Grade,' an American made vintage side-by side double barrel sidelock shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, manufactured between 1912 and 1950 in Fulton, NY. Shotgun features a blued finish, approximately 28" Armor steel barrels, raised solid rib, extractor, white bead front sight, brass mid-bead, double smooth curved triggers, both bores measures 'IC' (measured with a drop-in gauge), serrated sliding tang safety, and checkered top lever. The walnut furniture consists of a checkered semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, checkered splinter forend, smooth black plastic grip cap, 14-3/4" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-5/8" drop at comb, 2-3/4" drop at heel, and a solid brown Decelerator rubber recoil pad with black spacer. The receiver and Locks are color case hardened with the locks marked "L.C. Smith," and the right barrel is marked "L.C. Smith Field Grade". There are matching serial numbers on the receiver, barrels, and forend metal. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with very light edge wear, light scratches, and the finish is turning a dark grey/brown color. The receiver and locks color-case finish still exhibit brilliant colors with some fading on the bottom of the receiver. Metal displays no deformation, but there was some areas or light rust on the receiver and barrels. Action is smooth and crisp with the barrel falling slowly under its own weight, and the action lever's alignment is slightly to the right of the tang's centerline. The bores appear to be in excellent condition, but need to be cleaned. Markings are sharp, with exception of a few words in the address line on the left barrel. Furniture wood condition is good to very good for its age with scratches and handling marks, and the gloss to the finish is uneven. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

#58J736614 American made semi-automatic striker-fired full-sized pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured circa 2025 in Newington, NH. Pistol features a matte Legion Gray Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) slide finish, ported bull-nosed stainless steel slide with front and rear cocking serrations, full-length metal guide rod with a 14-pound 1911 style recoil spring (additional 12-pound spring included), stainless steel fire control unit or insert (this is the firearm), a 5" bull barrel with a recessed crown, dovetailed green fiber optic front sight, optics cut slide with a micrometer adjustable Dawson Precision rear sight/optics cover installed (optic cut for the Sig Romeo1PRO), smooth flat-faced skeletonized trigger, ambidextrous serrated slide stop, serrated take-down lever, serrated reversible push-button magazine release, Legion Gray polymer grip module, granular textured grip with the Sig trademark on both panels, undercut trigger guard with a serrated front, TXG tungsten infused grip with removable weight, removable magazine funnel, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, and an extended beavertail. The magazines come with Henning Group black anodized aluminum base plates. The original Legion Gray PVD finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The grip module is in excellent condition with a new appearance. Pistol includes the original gray foam-lined factory hard case, owner's manual, cable lock, stickers, spare fiber optic filaments, extra recoil spring, and three magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Set in 14kt yellow gold with six natural blue sapphires. Approximately 3 carats.

SN: AM199828 'Dakota Territory 150th Anniversary 1861-2011' number 15 of 150. SN: AM199788. Made in Brazil by Taurus and imported by Braztech, this is a Rossi lever-action Model 92 chambered in .45 Long Colt celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Dakota Territory. It is number 15 out of 150 produced. Based on the Winchester 1892 it features a 24" octagonal barrel, full length tube magazine, black chrome sights, smooth high quality Brazilian hardwood high-gloss stocks. the metal is finished in 24kt gold, antique gold with the bolt & hammer finished in shiny nickel, the hammer sides are jeweled. The extractor, loading gate and bolt mounted safety are also gold plated. Engraving done by A&A Engraving, Rapid city SD. The engraving features black chrome backgrounds with shiny nickel and gold highlights. Both sides of the barrel are engraved "1861-Dakota Territory 150th Anniversary-2011", the tang has "15 of 150", the sides of the receiver have floral/scroll designs with gold images of Gov. William Jayne and the Dakota Territory Capital Building on the right and a map of Dakota on the left. The lever has native American feathers and the crescent gold-plated buttplate has Lady Liberty holding the American Flag. The left side of the buttstock is laser engraved with "Liberty and Union One and Inseparable Now and Forever " with Farming and native American buffalo hunt motifs, the wrist has floral/scroll designs with images of Sitting Bull and US Marshal Pinney and the forearm has images of steam locomotive and wagon train with "Dakota Territory". Rifle is in like new condition. Comes with a glass topped, red lined custom oak display with brass "Arizona Centennial" plaque and Certificate of Authenticity. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

Orange Blossom 900 Platinum 100 Iridium Diamond Wedding Ring Set Size 4

A monkey. RESTORED PAINT. Springs not working due to fire damage before being restored. For use as a decorator only.

Issued by the Cochise County Bank, Check No. 14176, for Chemical National Bank, New York, NY, signed by A. E. Jacobs in the amount of $100, payable to Mrs. G. E. Goodfellow. Mrs. Goodfellow was the wife of the doctor who treated Virgil and Morgan Earp after the OK Corral gunfight. The back of the check is endorsed by "Mrs. G. E. Goodfellow" and states, "For Collection Horace Joring".

SN: H163328. Quality bolt action rifle made by Miroku in Japan, imported by Weatherby, South Gate CA. Chamber in .300 Weatherby Magnum. Features a high polish blued finish, fancy figured walnut stock, 27 1/2" barrel with integral ported muzzle break with matching serial number, no provisions for sights, Magnum 9-Lug bolt, hinged floorplate, one piece Redfield scope base & rings mounted with a Redfield "Illuminator" 3-9x40 scope with duplex reticle, clear optics, manual safety on right side of bolt shroud, sling studs, factory ventilated rubber recoil pad. Stock is Monte Carlo styled with contrasting rosewood grip cap & forend tip, white diamond inset on grip cap, curved grip, high combed right hand cheek piece, relief laser carved oak leaf design panels at wrist, left buttstock & forend. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 98% blue with minor scratches .Stock is overall very good/sound, but there is some heavy scuffs with a little finish loss around the lower slang stud on the buttstock. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

and Diamond ring, featuring an intense oval cut Purple Blue Tanzanite weighing 2.14 carats (Stamped) accented with 34 round Diamonds weighing 0.46 carats (stamped) with G-H colors and SI clarity fine set in a fine halo style designer setting crafted in 14 karat white gold. Full Retail Appraised Value - $5,400.00

Set in 14k white gold. Size 4.

Antique lever action rifle manufactured circa 1890, chambered in .45-70 Government. Features 26" round barrel, full length magazine tube, German silver dovetailed blade front sight, folding long-range ladder sight rear sight, smooth walnut forend with steel cap& straight wrist shoulder stock, steel crescent buttplate. Bore is very good/bright, good rifling, the barrel & magazine surfaces have turned a brown/gray molted patina with age, top of bolt, trigger & lever retain much original bluing, hammer has traces of case color, receiver has turned a dark gray patina with some very light scattered patches of pitting, minor scratches on barrel & receiver, markings are crisp, readable. Wood is good/sound with many minor scratches/dings, good fit to metal, there are two small slivers of wood out of the wrist by the forward upper tang where it meets the receiver, wood has an old varnish finish, action is sound. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

WWI Era British military top-break double action service revolver originally chambered for .455 Webley, dated 1918. Features a blued finish, 6" barrel, pinned patridge front sight, 'v' notched rear sight on the barrel catch, 'shaved' six shot cylinder that measures 1.45" long to accommodate .45 ACP cartridges with the use of half moon clips, square-butt frame with lanyard ring, auto extractor, two-piece diamond checkered hard rubber grips. The serial numbers match on the frame, cylinder and barrel. Numerous British proofs, broad arrows Revolver exhibits approximately 40% of it's blued finish showing holster/handling wear and scattered blemishes. Action is sound with tight lock-up, the bore is excellent with very strong rifling, markings are clear and the hard rubber grips are very good. Comes with nice basket weave tooled leather holster and a set of clips. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

intricately pave set on 3 sides of band with over 160 round Diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat with F-G colors and VS clarity set in a designer SLK setting. Ring size 4 1/2 - due to the Diamonds, ring cannot be resized. Retail $5,000-$6,000.

American made single-action centerfire revolver chambered for .45 long Colt, manufactured circa 1992 in Newport, NH. Revolver features a blued finish, a 4.5" round barrel, raised serrated fixed blade front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, fluted six-round cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, round ejector rod button, two-toned hammer with serrated spur, smooth curved blue trigger, smooth grip straps, transfer bar safety, aluminum trigger guard and grip straps, and two-piece smooth walnut grips with silver Ruger medallions. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with minimal edge wear, superficial scratches, and a drag line on the cylinder. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The hardwood grips are also excellent. NRA Condition is Excellent. Modern Firearm.

High quality American made Glock compatible sub-compact striker fired pistol chambered for 9x19mm. Over the Glock G43x, this pistol incorporates many desirable custom features directly from the factory. Pistol features a matte black nitride finish, a match grade black nitride 3.41" match grade Bronze TiCN finished barrel, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight, optics cut slide with cover plate installed, front and rear slide cocking serrations, serrated slide plate, full-length guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, smooth semi-flat faced trigger with integral blade safety, double undercut trigger guard with stippled front, extended beavertail, accessory rail on the dust cover, reversible serrated push-button magazine release, and a black stippled slim contoured polymer frame. The original black nitride finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action smooth and crisp. The polymer frame is also excellent. Pistol includes two 15-round magazines total, cable lock, instruction manual, sticker, optic mounting hardware, and factory cardboard box. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. *** Modern Firearm ***

of "Pooping Dog" Measures 7.5"x9" mounted on marble base.

This is a U.S. Springfield Model 1898 'Krag" infantry rifle that has been sporterized. Serial number places production in 1899. The 30' barrel has been shortened to 24 3/4', rear sight removed, filler screws in holes, ramped, knurled front sight base installed, dovetail is empty, original bolt with the charging knob removed. Vintage Weaver U Series Side Mount installed on the left receiver mounting a vintage Weaver K 2.5 scope with fine crosshair reticle, clear optics. Magazine cut-off has been removed, modified Mauser style flag safety, side loading magazine & side plate intact. Mounted in a one-piece sporter stock with checkered panels on the forearm & grip, sling swivels, grip cap and checkered steel buttplate. The bore is very good/bright, action is smooth, the wood is good/sound with scratches, some finish loss and the blue is about 70% with handling wear. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

Japanese made semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1983 by Miroku. Imported by Browning Arms Company out of St. Louis, Mo. & Montreal, PQ. It is a light weight shotgun featuring a blued finish, an approximately 28" vent rib barrel, accepts Invector choke tubes, choke measures 'Full' with choke installed (measured with a drop-in gauge), steel sighting bead, checkered magazine cut-off, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, annular cut bolt release, and rear trigger guard mounted checkered push-safety. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, a checkered finger grooved forend, 15" length-of-pull, and a ventilated brown rubber Pachmayr recoil pad with white and black spacers. Receiver displays limited coverage of scroll and floral engravings, edge designs, and the Browning trademark on the left side of the receiver. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% showing superficial blemishes, and minor edge wear. Metal displays extremely small and light spots of rust on the barrel, receiver, and top tang. There was no observed metal deformation. The furniture wood is very good showing light handling blemishes, and minor scratches. Bore is bright and shiny, and the action is smooth and crisp. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Antique lever-Action shotgon. Manufactured 1898. Vintage Browning designed shot-gun produced 1887-1899. 2 5/8" chamber. 32" round barrel with brass front bead. 5-rd tube magazine. Used blackpowder 2 5/8" shells. Breech-loading, rolling block lever-action. Used extensively by Law enforcement, and stagecoach Co's. "WRA Co" monogram on left receiver. Bottom tang stamped "Manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms co. New Haven, Conn. U.S.A. Pat. Feb. 16 & July. 1886." Two line Winchester address on top of barrel. Serial number stamped on lower receiver. Action is smooth. Rounded grip walnut stock and forearm are overall good/sound with minor scratches/ding, there is a couple of shallow gouges at the left bottom of the grip, Niedner Style checkered steel buttplate is very good. Blued/case metal finish has turned a gray/brown patina with no blue remaining. Bore is good, somewhat bright, dusty. The action is smooth, 2-click hammer action is crisp and the Winchester markings are a little feint, but clear/readable. Bore measures "IC". NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique firearm.

American made semi-Automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle manufactured circa 1981 in East Hartford, CT. It features a 5.5" slab sided barrel with ventilated rib, recessed barrel crown, 10-rd magazine, toe magazine release, blade front sight removed for an optics rail, adjustable notch rear sight, right side frame mounted slide stop, stippled grip straps, barrel drilled and tapped for weights, serrated curved trigger, and weight and travel adjustable trigger. The grips are fully checkered walnut with right-handed finger rest. Barrel take-down done via screw on the front of the trigger guard. Blued steel finish with matte barrel rib. Gold colored serrated trigger, mag release, and thumb safety. Slide action is smooth and tight. The bore appears bright with strong rifling. The grips are excellent. Blued finish is about 97% with superficial scratches, extremely light edge wear, barrel weight losses on barrel, and some fading of the bluing on the front of the trigger guard and on the bottom of the beavertail. the Victor is topped with an Aimpoint 2000 using a Redfield rail and rings. This firearm is covered with dried oil, or CLP from storage. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

They are frog Kachinas in a medicine wheel in black frame. Measures 23"H x 23"W.

SN:GS0340. The Penn Arms GL1-40 is a durable, single-shot, break-open frame 40mm launcher, frequently utilized by law enforcement and military personnel for less-lethal riot control and tactical applications. It features a rifled barrel, a double-action trigger, and multiple built-in safety mechanisms. Key Specifications are Caliber: 40mm (accepts munitions up to 6 inches in length, including standard less-lethal and tear gas rounds) Ambidextrous break-open loading with a double-action-only trigger, 12-inch 6061-T6 aluminum barrel with a uniform right-hand twist (1 turn in 48 inches), cross-bolt trigger push-button safety, and hammer lock Weight: ~5.5 to 5.7 lbs (unloaded, depending on the stock variant).This Penn Arms launchers (manufactured by Combined Systems) GL1-40 features a fixed stock, vertical foregrip, black nylon T.E.A.M. tactical sling and a 7 1/4" Picatinny rail with brass post, rear peep sight installed. Condition is very good, bore has strong rifling, barrel locks-up tight. NFA Firearm.

Pendant featuring 9 Fine Burmese Rubies oval and Princess cut accented with 28 round cut Diamond combination H-I colors and VS clarity with a total gem weight of approx. 1.50 carats set in an 18 karat yellow gold setting. Estimates $3,000-$4,000

10 Walking Liberty Silver Dollars including one from each year of 2009 through 2018.

"Model 31152", an American made semi-automatic rimfire take-down rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 2022 in Newport, NH. Rifle features a satin stainless steel barrel finish, a brushed aluminum receiver finish, an approximately 16.63" threaded cold hammer-forged barrel, 1/2"-28 muzzle threads with a knurled thread protector, brass-beaded blade front sight, folding adjustable rear sight, serrated curved trigger, accepts detachable rotary style magazines, extended magazine release, annular cut trigger guard mounted cross-bolt safety, manual bolt hold-open, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, smooth curved charging handle, 'Ruger' engraved bolt, and polymer trigger housing. Furniture consists of a gray polymer pistol gripped Magpul X-22 Backpacker 'take-down' stock, serrations at the front of the pistol grip, smooth forend, sling swivel sockets on both sides of the shoulder stock and both sides of the stock in front of the receiver, take-down lever on the bottom of the forend, hinged storage compartment in the stock, detachable cheek weld, and a black serrated rubber recoil pad. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The brushed aluminum receiver finish retained is approximately 99%, and in like new condition. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, four magazines total, instruction manual, stickers, optics rail with hardware, cheek weld, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

(3) Total. with hangers and clippons. Show aging from outdoor hanging. Along with single lance bell with geometric modern design. Both mid to 3rd quarter. 20th century

With center brilliant cut diamond with 10 channel set brilliant cut diamonds flanking center stone. In platinum setting. Size 4.

Antique Civil War U.S. Army contract single action percussion revolver chambered for .44 caliber ammunition, circa 1863-1875. The serial number puts it in the Civil War time frame. Approximate date of manufacture-October, 1864. Features an 8" octagonal barrel, small blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight in topstrap, loading lever, non-fluted six shot cylinder with safety notches, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, brass trigger guard and two-piece walnut grips. Serial numbers match on the grip frame under the left grip panel, and the barrel, no other serial numbers observed. Inspector stamps are found on the loading lever, frame, trigger guard and barrel, clear "OWA" inspector's cartouche on left grip.(Orville W. Ainsworth, a key sub-inspector for the U.S. Ordnance Department during the Civil War era). Two-line barrel address is crisp/clear, the "New Model" under it is feint but readable. Revolver exhibits no original blue with a gray/brown patina with scattered patches of light pitting, appears to have been cleaned at some point The bore is bright, strong rifling, with scattered light pitting, nipples appear good. Action works well. The 3 click hammer action is crisp. Comes in a Union Civil War sword belt that was used after the war, consists of a M1851 officers/cavalry sword belt with one square brass suspension loop for sword hangers/cross straps, M1851 Eagle belt buckle with applied silver wreath matching Benchmark number "955" on the buckle & keeper, Civil war period flap holster, belt loop attached by two large rivets, the securing strap and plug are missing, the seam of the holster has separated and stitched with sinew, indicating possible Native American use. the outline of the cylinder matches the revolver and have been together a long time. The belt has a very old cloth repair, belt and holster have seen very hard use, have that "Been There" look. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Czech made striker-fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. The CZ P-10 S was introduced in 2021 as part of the P-10 Series of pistols (product code: '05160'). Pistol features a black nitride slide finish with front and rear cocking serrations, 3.5" cold hammer-forged barrel, full-length steel guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, tritium fixed blade front sight with a white outline, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight, serrated curved trigger with an integrated blade safety, firing pin block safety, transfer bar safety, ambidextrous serrated slide stop, checkered reversible push-button magazine release, accepts factory 12-round magazines (10-round magazines included), fiber-reinforced black polymer frame with integral accessory rail on the dust cover, undercut trigger guard with ribbed front texturing, beveled magazine well, and small square textured grip with interchangeable backstraps. The original matte black nitride finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Includes the original black plastic factory foam-lined hard case with end label, documents, cable lock, two 12-round magazines total, cleaning rod, cleaning brush, and two additional backstraps. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1952. Features a blued finish, 24" round tapered barrel, bead top blade front sight on ramped base, blank inserted into the rear sight dovetail, adjustable Lyman 57 WJS receiver mounted aperture sight, factory drilled & tapped receiver, polished bolt, pivoting two-position safety on the right side of the receiver, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, internal 4 round box magazine, brown leather sling, and smooth walnut pistol grip stock with gloss finish, factory serrated metal buttplate & 13 3/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing light scattered wear with the majority of the wear on the bottom metal. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is bright but dirty, and the walnut stock is very good with blemishes & hairline cracks behind the receiver sight. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol rated for 9x19mm ammunition (and +P ammunition). Manufactured circa 2021 in Newington, NH. Pistol features a black Nitron finished stainless steel slide, front and rear cocking serrations, optics cut slide with removable plate installed, 3.7" barrel, loaded chamber viewing window, full-length metal guide rod with flat recoil spring, dovetailed XRAY3 tritium blade front sight with a green outline, dovetailed XRAY3 square notched rear sight with two tritium inserts (integral to optics mount cover plate), smooth flat-faced trigger, undercut trigger guard, reversible smooth push-button magazine release, stainless steel insert (or fire control unit) with full-length guide rails (this is considered the firearm), integral accessory rail on dust cover, extended beavertail, and a black polymer grip module with granular textured grip panels. A black rubber pebble textured Hogue grip sleeve is installed on the grip. The original black Nitron finish retained is approximately 98% with a couple of scratches on the optic mount cover, minimal edge wear, and superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. There is some heat related coloring on the internal top surface of the slide. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action smooth and crisp. Tritium night sights glow brightly. The polymer grip module is also in excellent condition with little remarkable. Pistol includes the original gray factory foam-lined hard case, two magazines total, cable lock, and the owner's manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. *** Modern Firearm ***

This is a custom Ruger New Model Blackhawk chambered in .45 Long Colt. Features a 7 1/2" barrel with large, serrated front sight blade, fully adjustable square-notch rear sight, six-shot fluted cylinder. The revolver has be refinished in high polish blue with the Ruger markings highlighted in white, the hammer has polished sides. The ejector rod housing, triggerguard and backstrap have been refinished in nickel, Ivory micarta grips added and the action has been finely tuned. The two click action is crisp/smooth. The bore is excellent, bright with strong rifling, the grips are excellent, and the finish is about 98% with a feint drag line on the cylinder. Consigner states over $800.00 went into this customization. Manufactured 1979. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

High quality, American made, single shot falling block rifle, chambered in .308 Winchester circa 1967. This first year of production rifle features a 22" tapered, high-polish blued barrel with matching receiver with no provisions for sights, adjustable, serrated trigger, sliding tang safety. The receiver is drilled and tapped and comes with a one-piece factory scope base installed mounting a Redfield 4X scope with crosshair/circle reticle, clear optics. It has a two piece wood stock with checkering at the wrist and Alexander Henry cut forearm. LOP is 13.1/2". Bore is excellent/bright, blue finish is about 97% with minor scratches, slight edge wear. Wood stocks are near excellent with only a couple of very minor scratches/scuffs. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

American made pump action magnum shotgun chambered for 3" 12 gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1989-1990 ('RJ' date code with an 'X' serial prefix) in Ilion, NY. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 28" vent rib barrel, accepts choke tubes, choke measures 'FULL' with choke installed (measured with a drop-in gauge), Bradley style front sight with a white bead, steel mid-bead, annular cut trigger guard mounted manual safety, and smooth curved trigger with beveled edges. The urethane finished hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, black plastic Remington grip cap with factory trademarks and sling stud, checkered slide handle with finger grooves, 14" length-of-pull, and a brown solid rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original blued finish retained is approximately 92% with thinning/losses along the barrel, edge wear, losses on the receiver, and friction wear on magazine tube. Metal displays no deformation, but does show some light scattered rust. Furniture wood is very good with a couple of scuffs, and light handling blemishes. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. This shotgun includes a padded nylon sling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Depicting Indian encampment signed lower right hand corner image size is 17" H x 14" W

and Diamond Pendant featuring 23 round and oval cut natural Red Rubies weighing approx. 4.60 carats accented with 8 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.24 carats with G-H colors and SI clarity set in a highly detailed cluster design with 14 karat white gold chain. Heirloom Quality Piece. Full Retail Appraised Value - $13,800.00

(1) Rug is a brown and white figural rug. Measures 26"H x 23"W overall good condition. (2) Rug has a striped pattern in brown, white and tan. Measures 40"H x 25"W has edge wear and slightly misshapen.

An acrobat. RESTORED PAINT. Springs not working due to fire damage before being restored. For use as a decorator only.

Lot of 5 Confederate items associated with Civil War and re-unions. 1) Cleat of lumber (box seat) used at battle of Atlanta GA, obtained 7-21 (July 1921) Approximately 10" in length. 2) Southern Cross of Honor by Crankshaw of Atlanta, GA. Re-union era. (cast bronze). 3) Southern Cross of Honor with inscribed letters "C.M.B. - Cal" probably California - Re-union era (cast bronze) 4) Texas button with star marked Horstmann Bros & Co. on back. High quality gold gilt. Post Civil War. 5) Advertiser "Tinny" showing Confederate stars and bars, Taylor Bros. Winston N.C. "For Veteran Chewers" reunion era - Good condition.

10 Walking Liberty Silver Dollars including one from each year of 2010 to 2020 not including 2016.

with eyedazzler pattern in red, tan, white, green, and black. Heavy losses, holes, and edge wear. Measures 83"x53"

14 Karat Yellow Gold Quartz Pendant 24.66 X 18.21 X 12.72mm. 6.4 Pennyweights.

"Model 31223," an American made semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 2025 in Newport, NH. Rifle features a blued barrel finish, a black aluminum receiver finish, an 18-1/2" cold hammer-forged barrel with a target crown, brass beaded blade front sight, folding adjustable rear sight, serrated curved trigger, accepts detachable rotary style magazines, extended magazine release, annular cut trigger guard mounted cross-bolt safety, manual bolt hold-open, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, smooth curved charging handle, 'Ruger' engraved bolt, and a polymer trigger housing. Furniture consists of a black polymer Magpul MOE X-22 pistol gripped shoulder stock with granular texturing on the sides of the pistol grip, serrated pistol grip front, smooth forend with M-Lok slots on the bottom, sling swivel studs at the bottom of the shoulder stock and at the front of the forend, and a serrated black plastic butt plate. The original blued barrel finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The black aluminum receiver finish retained is approximately 99%, and in like-new condition. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, one magazine total, instruction manual, stickers, optics rail with hardware, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American made gas impingement semi-automatic modern sporting carbine chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Hartford, CT. Colt's Law Enforcement Carbine started production no earlier than 1994, and ceased production in 2012. Carbine features a matte black anodized receiver finish, forged upper and lower receivers, picatinny flat-top upper receiver, an approximately 16.25" chrome lined 1/7 twist M4 profile barrel, A2 style flash hider, smooth curved single-stage trigger with anti-walk axis pins, Mil-Spec trigger guard, carbine length gas system, black plastic ribbed carbine handguards, combination 'A'-frame front sight base/gas block and bayonet lug, protected elevation adjustable post front sight, sling swivel mounted inside the front sight base, annular cut bolt assist, shell deflector, spring loaded dust cover, detachable carry handle with A2 style adjustable rear peep sight, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, black checkered A2 style pistol grip, four-position Mil-Spec receiver extension, telescoping M4 style shoulder stock with a sling swivel, AR-15 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, Mil-Spec buffer and spring, Mil-Spec charging handle, and a staked castle nut. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 97% with some edge wear, minor contact wear on the picatinny rail, and a little thinning on the barrel. Metal displays no deformation, but there are a few very small spots of oxidation on the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks, and one tiny blemish on the pistol grip. Carbine includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic striker-fired full-sized pistol chambered for 10mm Auto, and manufactured circa 2024 in Newington, NH. Pistol features a matte Nitron slide finish, bull-nosed stainless steel slide with front and rear cocking serrations, full-length metal guide rod with a flat recoil spring, stainless steel fire control unit or insert (this is the firearm) with full-length guide rails, a 5" bull barrel, dovetailed tritium XRAY3 front sight with a green outline, dovetailed 'U' notched XRAY3 tritium rear sight, optics cut slide with a smooth cover plate installed, smooth flat-faced and skeletonized 'X Straight Trigger', ambidextrous serrated slide stop, serrated take-down lever, serrated reversible push-button magazine release, black polymer grip module, granular textured grip with the Sig Sauer trademark on both panels, undercut trigger guard with a serrated front, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, flared magazine well, and an extended beavertail. The original matte black Nitron finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The grip module is in excellent condition with a new appearance. Pistol includes the original gray foam-lined factory hard case, owner's manual, cable lock, sticker, and three magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American made stainless steel double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto, produced by Interarms under license of Walther. Features a matte/brushed stainless steel finish, 3.3" barrel, fixed front sight with orange dot, dovetailed rear sight with square notch & orange bar, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, loaded chamber indicator on the rear of the slide is inoperable, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with Walther banners. Pistol exhibits very little wear with only a couple light scuffs & scratches observed. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are fine. Comes with factory 7 rd spare magazine with flush floorplate, (2) total and a black nylon holster. NRA Condition-Fair (Cocking Indicator) Modern firearm.

American made traditional double-action compact revolver chambered for .357 Smith & Wesson Magnum, and manufactured in Cocoa, FL. The Diamondback SDR (SKU DB0700S711) was introduced in 2024 as part of Diamondback's line of self-defense revolvers. Revolver features a glass bead blasted stainless steel finish, forged stainless steel frame, full-length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, a 2" stainless steel barrel, fixed blade red fiber optic front sight, dovetailed square notched green fiber optic rear sight, smooth curved match grade trigger, external hammer with a serrated spur, serrated push-button thumb piece, fluted six-round cylinder with chamfered chambers, smooth grip straps, and a single-piece Hogue finger grooved black rubber grip with Diamondback trademarks on both sides. This pistol has been meticulously chamfered and corner radiused to provide a snag-free design. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with some minor edge wear, superficial handling blemishes, and a cylinder drag-line. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Grip rubber is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Revolver includes the original factory cardboard box with the end label, manual, cable lock, Hogue Bantam tool, and a black Diamondback soft case. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Asian lady with instrument nicely painted on board signed lower left S. Kendall. 15-1/2" x 11-1/4. Nicely framed.

American made vintage take down pump action shotgun chambered in 12 gauge, manufactured circa 1931. It features a old re-blued finish, the barrel is more of a plum color, grooved "corn cob" walnut pump handle, smooth walnut semi-pistol grip buttstock, Winchester hard rubber buttplate, 32" plain barrel with low profile rib, 2 3/4" chamber, marked FULL choke (measures 'Full' with drop-in gauge), steel front bead, checkered push button safety, smooth curved trigger, and 13 3/4" length-of-pull. Retains approximately 80% of its re-finish with scratches, handling wear and edge losses. The metal shows some rust spots/pitting on receiver, lower barrel and along barrel rib. Bore is very good and bright. Wood is overall very good with some minor scratches on the buttstock, and some small chips on the pump handle. Action is smooth and crisp. Matching serial numbers on receiver and receiver extension. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

'Peacemaker', a vintage Colt Single-Action Army chambered in .38 Special, and manufactured in Hartford, CT. This is a 1st Generation revolver manufactured in 1882, and the First Generation Colts were made until 1940. This revolver features a blue refinish, a 5-1/2" round barrel (Second Generation), fixed blade front sight, notched frame rear sight, smooth curved thin trigger, re-contoured external hammer with a smoothed out spur, smooth grip straps, black checkered hard rubber grips with 'Rampant Colt' motifs (not time period correct), collard cylinder pin head, bird's head style ejector rod button, and a six round fluted cylinder (Second Generation). There is a one-line Colt address on the right side of the barrel. "COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 SPECIAL" is stamped on left side of barrel, and a three-line stamping displays the patent dates on the left side of the frame. Frame, trigger guard, and grip heel have matching serial numbers '77467'. Some of the markings are shallow, and are difficult to read. The refinished bluing retained is approximately 92% with edge wear, light scratches, and some brown patina showing on the top of the frame. Metal displays deformation in some of the screw slots, and a couple of areas of light pin-prick pitting. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The hard rubber grips are in excellent condition. This revolver came with a tag that reads, "from the estate of Sammy Davis Jr". Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Antique***

SN: AM199788. 'Arizona Centennial 1912-2012' number 15 of 100. Made in Brazil by Taurus and imported by Braztech, this is a Rossi lever-action Model 92 chambered in .45 Long Colt celebrating the first 100 years of Arizona's statehood. It is number 15 out of 100 produced. Based on the Winchester 1892 it features a 24" octagonal barrel, full length tube magazine, black chrome sights, smooth high quality Brazilian hardwood high-gloss stocks. the metal is finished in 24kt gold, antique gold with the bolt & hammer finished in shiny nickel, the hammer sides are jeweled. The extractor, loading gate and bolt mounted safety are also gold plated. Engraving done by A&A Engraving, Rapid city SD. The engraving features black chrome backgrounds with shiny nickel and gold highlights. Both sides of the barrel are engraved "1912-Arizona Centennial-1912", the tang has "15 of 100", the sides of the receiver have floral/scroll designs with gold images of the Hoover dam and President Taft signing Arizona into Statehood on the right and the Arizona Capitol Building, the grand Canyon on the left. The lever has native American feathers and the crescent gold-plated buttplate has the Arizona State seal and a native American symbol with image of a Saguaro cactus. Both sides of the buttstock are laser engraved with "Arizona Centennial 1912-2012" motifs, the wrist has floral/scroll designs with images of cowboys and a miner and the forearm has images of the four corners and a steam locomotive. Rifle is in like new condition. Comes with a glass topped, red lined custom oak display with brass "Arizona Centennial" plaque and Certificate of Authenticity. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

Circa Mid 20th century to 1990"s. Approximately 16"H. Hand missing and one piece missing on back of base. Nicely carved and well detailed.

This is a medium sized coyote brown Med-Eng EOD protective suit, Model CPE. Manufactured in Pembroke, Ontario, Canada. The shell material is made out of 100% Aramid. The suit components consists of two hand protectors, rear neck protector, front and rear collars, chest and groin carrier, integrated groin protector, cupola protective ensemble suit, pants, and a suit carry bag. Includes a Reata Pass protective trucker hat.

8-3/8/" BBL target features with LEUPOLD pistol scope mounted in factory tap holes. Fine used condition with 95%-98% original nickel remaining. Indexing on cyl, minor loss of case colors on small parts and some use. Bore bright and actions very sound and tight. Factory nickel model 57's are collectible as well as desirable to shooters.

Vintage lever action rifle manufactured circa 1899. Chambered for .25-20 W.C.F. Features a shortened 21-1/2" octagon barrel, (Appears professionally period done, unknown if this was a special order, the tube magazines blue finish does not match the rest of the rifle but has old handling wear.) full length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight, buckhorn rear sights, smooth walnut forend & straight wristed buttstock, steel crescent buttplate. Bore is poor, dark/rough with worn rifling. Blued finish is about 30% mostly on the barrel/tube, receiver has turned a molted gray/brown patina with traces of blue remaining in protected areas, loading gate. has scattered light pitting, mostly on the receiver 7 lower barrel from handling. Winchester markings are clear, readable. Wood is good/sound, small dents, minor scratches. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Near Good. C&R Firearm.

American made vintage semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1946 in New Haven, CT. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 23" tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, magazine tube in butt, checkered trigger guard mounted push-button safety, smooth curved trigger, and knurled takedown screw at receiver rear. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with blued steel nose cap and charging rod, and smooth steel butt plate. Serial numbers on receiver & trigger guard match, and all of the markings are sharp and clear. The original blued finish retained is approximately 65% with general thinning, edge wear, and the finish taking on a mottled gray patina. Metal displays a few very small spots of rust on the barrel and receiver, and deformation was observed in some of the screw slots. Furniture wood is very good with scattered minor scratches and blemishes. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible**

American made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured circa 2020 in Mayodan, NC. Rifle features a matte black metal finish, factory installed picatinny optics rail on the receiver, a threaded cold hammer-forged 16.12" tapered barrel with a 1:8" twist rate, blade front sight on a home-made and ported muzzle device, thread protector with wrench flats (included), smooth curved Marksman Adjustable trigger with an integral blade safety, single-piece three-lug bolt with a 70 degree throw, swept-back bolt handle, dual cocking cams, annular cut push-button magazine release on the right side of the stock, and a serrated sliding tang safety. The Flat Dark Earth (FDE) furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with granular texturing at the wrist, a finger grooved forend with granular texturing, sling studs on the bottom of the forend and shoulder stock, patented Power Bedding block system, free-floated barrel, 13-3/4" length-of-pull, and a smooth black solid rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with minor edge wear, and very light handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there is light oxidation around the edge of the barrel and muzzle device. There also is a pin-head sized spot of oxidation on the right side of the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. Rifle includes one magazine total, and a thread protector. This rifle would be in excellent condition if it were not for the observed minor rust. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Includes antiseptic, cigarette box, distemper, scratches and gall salve, foot powder, JH Arnolds healing remedy, washing powder, pluto laxative, gold dust, colonic drops, plumbers starch (item will be shipped without liquids, shipping costs may exceed the cost/value of the item) From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

American made semi-automatic centerfire modern sporting rifle chambered for 6.5 Creedmoor, and manufactured in Huntsville, AL. The DPMS LR-308 was introduced in 2005. The receiver is marked .308 Winchester, while the barrel is marked 6.5 Creedmoor. Rifle features a matte black anodized aluminum finish, flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 20" CrMoV barrel with a 1:8" twist rate, low-profile gas block, five port muzzle brake, 15" free-float M-Lok handguard with 2-1/2" picatinny rail sections on the top, smooth curved single-stage trigger, integral trigger guard, serrated paddle bolt release, spring loaded dust cover, annular cut push-button magazine release, beveled magazine well, annular cut bolt assist, standard charging handle, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, staked gas key, standard buffer and recoil spring, six-position receiver extension, and an ATI M4 style adjustable butt stock. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 93% with edge wear, handling blemishes, contact wear on the receiver below the charging handle, and some material transfers. Metal displays no rust, but there is a small dent on the rear right side of the handguard. There is some gouging on the inside of the receiver at the extension threads (threads are fine). The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic pistol grip and stock are in excellent condition with little to speak of. The handguards are missing two screws, the buffer detent is utilizing the wrong spring, and the receiver extension needs to be replaced (cross threaded). Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Poor to Fair. ***Modern Firearm***

Unused movie poster entitled "Young Billy Young" starring Robert Mitchum and Angie Dickinson dated 1969. #69 of 263 and property of National Screen Service. Shows no folding in near excellent condition. Artwork 40"H x 30"W nicely framed in silver gilt over wood frame. (Add 6" to each side for shipping purposes) great art work of cowboys and Winchesters, stage coach

This is a custom sporting rifle built on a Model 1910 Mexican Mauser bolt-action military rifle barreled action. Features a shortened 18' barrel with raised, hooded blade/brass bead front sight, Redfield fully adjustable rear aperture sight installed on the right receiver. Mauser action with extended stainless steel, swept-back bolt handle, flag safety, cocked indicator, hinged floorplate, wide serrated trigger. Nice full length Mannlicher style blond wood stock with metal fore cap, solid rubber "Limb Saver" recoil pad, grip has palm swell, basket weave checkering on wrist & forearm. High polish re-blued finish. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, re-blue finish is 99% and the wood is excellent. A really nice job. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

With silver overlaid engraved star on cheek piece, unmarked, fair to good condition From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Croatian made semi-automatic striker fired micro-compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and imported by Springfield Armory Geneseo, IL. The Springfield Hellcat was introduced in 2019. Pistol features a matte black Melonite slide finish, top slide serrations, full-length guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, a 3" hammer-forged barrel, loaded chamber view port, dovetailed tritium front sight with a green outline, dovetailed Tactical Rack U-Dot rear sight with a white outline, smooth flat-faced Gen 2 trigger with an integral blade safety, serrated reversible magazine release, accessory rail on dust cover, black granular textured polymer frame with a slight finger bump, beveled magazine well, and an undercut trigger guard. The original matte black Melonite finish retained is approximately 99% with very minor edge wear, and light handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The frame polymer is also in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes one 11-round magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Stainless steel semi-automatic modern sporting rifle built along the lines of a scaled down M-14, chambered in .223 Rem & manufactured circa 2012. Features a matte finish, 18 1/2" barrel with a protected, pinned blade front sight, flip adjustable aperture rear sight, investment-cast heat-treated receiver with integral scope bases, factory rings installed, smooth trigger, manual safety, ventilated black polymer handguard and black polymer stock with pebbled panels at wrist and forearm. Sling swivel, solid rubber recoil pad. Exhibits 98% finish with minor scratches. Stock is excellent. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Comes with one blue steel 5-rd magazine, two stainless steel 20-rd magazines. (3) total. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

The CZ 557 in .308 Winchester is a push-feed bolt-action rifle designed primarily for medium-game hunting and target shooting. Optics ready. Features a two-lug push-feed bolt action, 26' old hammer-forged, tapered, free floating barrel with recessed crown, no provisions for sights, single-stage fully adjustable smooth trigger, receiver built with integrated 19mm dovetail rails with scope rings installed, detachable 10-rd box magazine, Mag release in triggerguard, thumb safety on right receiver, cocked indicator. Turkish walnut stock with target-style ergonomics with a flat forend, palm swell grip and laser-cut stippled panels on grip & forearm, sling studs and factory solid rubber recoil pad. Comes with two (2) factory 10-rd steel magazines. The rifle is like new in every regard, bore is excellent/bright. NRA Condition-Perfect.

Entitled "Castle Mt. Treasure" by D.E. Yazzie. Depicts Indian pottery, still life, hand signed. Image sizes 29"H x 24"W

'The Utility Rifle', an American made semi-automatic gas-impingement centerfire modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Hebron, KY. Rifle features a matte black type-III hard anodized finish, 7075-T6 aluminum forged upper and lower receivers, parkerized finished 16" 4150 chrome-moly vanadium barrel, medium weight barrel with a 1:7" twist rate and 1/2"-28 TPI muzzle threads, accepts 30-round stanag/AR-15 magazines, A4 style flat-top upper receiver, spring loaded dust cover, 15" free-float M-Lok rail/handguard with a top picatinny rail section in the front, mid-length gas system, low-profile gas block, A2 bird-cage flash suppressor, left receiver mounted serrated manual safety, annular cut push-button magazine release, single-stage smooth curved trigger (possibly nickel boron coated), mil-spec charging handle, shell deflector, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, annular cut bolt assist, serrated bolt release paddle, Magpul MOE pistol grip with serrations and stippling, storage compartment inside the pistol grip, six-position mil-spec receiver extension, mil-spec buffer and buffer spring, standard trigger guard, flared magazine well, and an adjustable Magpul shoulder stock with sling slots and a sling stud. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes original factory cardboard box with end label, cable lock, one magazine total, and the owner's manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Decorated with rope. Measures 31"H x 18"W

American made left-hand bolt action centerfire rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield. Harry (Bud) Mathieu of Mathieu Arms produced true-left handed bolt action rifles, and between 1955-1959 produced left-handed actions for Weatherby. This rifle is not marked Weatherby, and was likely produced before 1955. Rifle features a blued finish, approximately 23-1/2" tapered barrel, protected raised serrated blade front sight with a brass bead, receiver ring mounted folding rear sight with a white diamond, serrated curved trigger, polished turned down bolt handle with a bell shaped knob, controlled round feed, serrated bolt mounted safety, right receiver mounted thin checkered wheel bolt release, internal magazine, polished bolt body and magazine follower, and a Rex Sha-Cul muzzle break. The finely figured walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo shoulder stock with skip-line checkering at the wrist, left-hand cheek piece, skip-line checkered forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, rosewood forend tip with a white spacer, white diamond rosewood grip cap with a white spacer, and brown ventilated White Line rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. A Kollmorgen Optical Corp. 'Bear Cub' fixed 4x scope with fine cross hairs comes mounted using a single-piece E.C. Herkner Co. 'Echo' mount. The original blue finish retained is approximately 98% with very minor blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but some light rust was observed on the muzzle break and on the screws in the chamber area of the barrel. The walnut furniture is in excellent condition with superficial handling blemishes. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The scope's sight picture is clear with a slight yellowing. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Original WW2 issued items. Includes German WWII Officer's cavalry jodhpurs,or riding breeches (Reithose), used by mounted troops, reconnaissance units, and officers. Characterized by a loose, flared cut at the thighs and tight calves tucked into riding boots. High-quality officer-grade gabardine wool (twill weave). Lower legs have a three button closure. There are slash hip pockets, a watch pocket and a single rear pocket, five button fly, all of the buttons for the suspenders are in place,button cinch strap on the rear, interior features white heavy duty cloth pocket bags and waist reinforcement. All buttons are black & green bakelite. Any ink stamps in the interior have long faded as it shows heavy use but no damage or moth nips. All of buttons are there. The seat is reinforced. Also included is a officers M40 cap, BeVo M40 eagle/swastika insignia and the yellow inverted “V” soutache, indicating cavalry or reconnaissance units, the front scallop and top panel are piped in a silver officer’s bullion rank braid. Officer-grade gabardine wool. Like the above jodhpurs the exterior is very good but the interior is poor, showing heavy wear with sweat staining, a rip in the lining and just remnants of the leather band remaining. The condition matches on both.

American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1982 in Ilion, NY. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 28" vent ribbed barrel, half-length tube magazine, fixed choke with the barrel marked "Mod" (measures 'Improved Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge), steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, aluminum trigger guard, serrated charging handle, shell-lifter mounted bolt release, and an annular cut rear trigger guard mounted push-button safety, steel receiver. The gloss press-checkered walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered finger grooved forend, smooth black plastic grip cap with a white diamond and white spacer, 14" length-of-pull, and a serrated black plastic factory butt plate with a white spacer. Receiver displays partial coverage of simple roll-stamped floral engravings on the receiver and bolt. The original blue finish retained is approximately 97% with some minor scratches, and edge wear mostly around the loading port. The aluminum trigger guard finish is very scratched, but the are only a couple of small spots where metal shows. Metal displays no deformation, but there was some rust observed mid-barrel by the ventilation rib. The magazine cap has dirt or rust on it. The gloss furniture wood is good with minor scatted scratches, and some of the finish is delaminating. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

and Diamond Ring featuring a G.I.A. Certified oval cut Ruby weighing approx. 3.51 carats framed with 12 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carats with H-J colors and SI/I clarity set in an elegant halo style setting crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. Ring size 8 ½. Full Retail Appraised Value - $10,100.00

Cannot Fire Live Ammunition. Constructed of cast metal with black plastic forearm and grips it replicates the weight and dimensions of the original WWII-era firearm. They feature realistic cocking mechanisms and a folding stock. The open-bolt, blowback-operation works with the open bolt slamming home when the trigger is depressed. the metal magazine is detachable. Unmarked, excellent condition.

'Centennial Airweight', an American made lightweight small-frame double-action only revolver chambered for .38 Special (rated for +P ammunition), and manufactured in Springfield, MA. The Model 642-1 was the reintroduction of the Model 642 in 1996, and it was built on a clear finished round butt aluminum Magnum J frame with three screws (SKU 14397). Revolver features a satin stainless steel finish on some of the components, a 1-7/8" stainless steel barrel, serrated ramp front sight, square notched top strap rear sight, fluted five-round stainless steel cylinder, machined cylinder stop, checkered thumb piece, knurled non-shrouded ejector rod, case-hardened smooth curved trigger, hammerless design with a flat faced internal hammer, floating firing pin, no internal locking system, smooth grip straps, and a two-piece oval textured black rubber grips with S&W insignias on both sides. The slide plate is laser engraved with the S&W trademark. The original satin gray finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Includes black nylon factory soft case, M&P Delta Force Flashlight, S&W Oasis Liner Lock Folding Knife, factory cardboard box with end label, cable lock, instruction manual, sticker, and shipping carton. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

By John Stanford. Depicting wagon going through the river. Measures 23-1/2" x 19-1/2". Shows light cracking in wood frame.

American made vintage take-down pump-action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short (only), and manufactured circa 1908 in New Haven, CT. Rifle features a blued finish, a 24" octagon barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth curved trigger, 2/3 length magazine tube under barrel, external hammer with a checkered spur, top ejection, and a knurled take-down screw on the left side of the receiver. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, corn-cob style pump handle, and a smooth crescent metal butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 30% with edge and handling wear, and the finish taking on a dark brown to plum patina. Metal displays deformation around the front of the receiver, and on top of the bolt. Oxidative peppering can be found on the rifle. Bore is dark with oxidation, and fair rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition with age staining on pump handle, handling marks, and a small amount of chipping on the heel of the shoulder stock. The shoulder stock fits a little loose, and the front magazine ring fits loosely in its dovetail. The action is smooth and functions well, but feels dry. Markings are hard to read, but are present. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

'Peacemaker', a vintage Colt Single-Action Army chambered in .38-40 Winchester, and manufactured in Hartford, CT. This is a 1st Generation revolver manufactured in 1900, and the First Generation Colts were made until 1940. 1896-1899 was considered the 'blackpowder transition' period, and this revolver falls at the end of the early smokeless powder era before other changes were made to accommodate the smokeless powder changes. This revolver features a blue refinish, a 4-3/4" round barrel, fixed blade front sight, notched frame rear sight, smooth curved thin trigger, external hammer with a checkered spur, smooth grip straps, two-piece white plastic bull's head grips, collard cylinder pin head, bird's head style ejector rod button, and a six round fluted cylinder (First Generation). There is a two-line Colt address on top of the barrel. ".38 W.C.F." is stamped on left side of barrel, and a two-line stamping displays the patent dates on the left side of the frame. Frame, trigger guard, and grip heel have matching serial numbers '77467'. Some of the markings are shallow, and are difficult to read. The refinished bluing retained is approximately 95% with edge wear, light scratches, and minor handling wear. Metal displays no deformation, and no observed rust. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the bore is frosty with strong rifling. The bull's head grips are in excellent condition, but do not fit the frame correctly leaving a gap at the frame behind the trigger. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

SN: R11653. Quality reproduction of the 1862 C.S. Richmond rifle musket, the most widely produced Confederate long arm of the American Civil War. Italian black powder muzzle loading percussion imported by Armi Sport. Features a one-piece 40' barrel of forged steel with 3 grooves, 1:66' twist,“VP” and an eagle head stamped to the left of the breech, breech stamped "1862". Markings on the lock are “1862” to the left of the hammer and “C.S. RICHMOND, VA” to the right of the hammer. The one-piece stock is oil-finished walnut. Features a brass nose cap & buttplate. NSSA approved. Blade front sight, folding leaf rear sight with 3 range settings, sling swivels, 3 barrel bands, steel ramrod. Bore is excellent, strong rifling. Metal surfaces and wood are excellent. two-cock hammer action is crisp/tight. Like new. Comes with correct socket bayonet with 18'triangular blade. Condition is NRA Excellent. Antique Firearm.

Entitled Marie Dorian - Winter Refuge - 1814 by John Clymer. Hand signed L.R. #260 of 975. Nicely framed and matted with name plaque slipped down and needs adjustment. Approximately 34"H x 27"W to outside dimensions of frame. Image is fine but frame needs adjustment and shows some minor storage marks

This M36 Heer Mountain troops Master Sergeant (Oberfeldwebel) field blouse. Later war M42 modifications, dropped the pocket pleats entirely (making external pockets plain rectangular patch pockets with straight flaps) and lowered raw material quality, using coarser wool blends mixed with recycled fibers. Bottle green badge cloth collar with correct zig-zag stitching under it.. All of the insignia including the NCO rank Tresse are very neatly and expertly sewn to the tunic. The breast eagle is a 1937 pattern Machine-woven (BeVo) construction with a white German Army eagle on a dark bottle green background. The collar Litzen are the first pattern generic type from 1938, applied directly to the collar with green Mountain Troops piping NCO tresse. Slip-on shoulder boards with NCO tresse and two pips piped in green, tresse is bright aluminum type. Heeres 'Edelweiss' arm patch an embroidered example, is neatly hand sewn to the right sleeve, executed on a darker-green melton cloth. Specifically intended for use by the 'Gebirgsjäger Truppen'. The wool still retains nearly all of the original nap, and the pebbled aluminum buttons retain most of the original field gray painted finish. There are loops and buttons for slip-on shoulder boards. The breast pocket on the wearer’s left side has loops for two badges, and there is evidence of a ribbon being sewn in second buttonhole with the thread outline showing, most likely a Iron Cross 2nd Class ribbon. Inside, this M36 Heer NCO tunic is lined with a textbook taupe-colored twill fabric including the inside of the pocket flaps. It’s marked, with size stamps but the depot stamp and date are faded. The bandage pocket is stamped "RB: Nr.0/1322/0002. Reichsbetriebsnummer (National Census/Factory Code), introduced in late 1942 and used heavily from 1943 onward, three belt hook holes with the interior straps. There is some light stains on the lining and breast eagle, otherwise in very good condition with no moth nips, including under the collar. All stitching intact, except for a couple of loose threads on the right shoulder seam. All buttons present.

American made double-action six-shot revolver chambered for .357 Magnum, and manufactured in Hartford, CT. The Colt Trooper MK III was in production from 1969 until 1983, and this revolver has an 'L' suffix which began in 1978. Revolver features a satin nickel finish, an approximately 8" solid ribbed heavy barrel, serrated ramped front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, wide smooth curved trigger, fluted cylinder, serrated cylinder release, transfer bar safety, external hammer with a wide checkered spur, shrouded and knurled ejector rod, and checkered black rubber Pachmayr Presentation grips with gold-toned Colt medallions on both sides. The original satin nickel finish retained is approximately 97% with light handling blemishes, some small nicks, and a cylinder drag line. Metal displays no rust, and no deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder looks very good. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Rubber grips are in excellent condition. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

#21-109663 Turkish made pump-action shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shotshells, and imported by GForce Arms out of Reno, NV. Shotgun features a matte black finish, serrated receiver top with an optic mounting dovetail, a 20" round barrel, choke measures 'Negative' with a drop-in gauge, fixed blade front sight, smooth curved trigger, serrated bolt release on the left side of the trigger guard, serrated triangular shaped push-button safety on the trigger guard, dual action bars, and a knurled magazine tube cap. The black polymer furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with granular texturing at the wrist, a finger grooved and granular textured forend with a 2-1/2" picatinny rail section on the bottom, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14-1/2" length-of-pull, and a black ventilated rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Shotgun includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, and owner's manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Asian lady doing her make-up. Nicely painted in board signed lower left S. Kendall. 15-1/2" x 11-1/4. Nicely framed.

Turkish made semi-automatic gas-operated shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shotshells, and imported by Tokarev out of Knoxville, TN. Shotgun features a matte black finish, picatinny accessory rail on the top of the receiver, an 18-1/2" round barrel, accepts Mobil choke tubes, choke measures 'Negative' with a 'Cylinder' choke installed, no iron sights installed (in the box), smooth curved trigger, annular cut push-button magazine release, collard charging handle, serrated bolt release paddle, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, serrated feed ramp lever, knurled handguard lock-nut, and a flared magazine well. The synthetic furniture consists of a fixed stock with an adjustable cheek weld, granular textured pistol grip with a single finger groove, an approximately 11" aluminum forend with a full-length top rail and four 2-1/2" sections on the bottom and sides, sling swivel at the handguard lock-nut, 15-1/4" length-of-pull, and a textured solid black rubber recoil pad. Import markings are on the left side of the barrel. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling marks. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. Shotgun includes the original factory cardboard box, instruction manual, two extra choke tubes with a wrench, polymer flip-up back-up iron sights, trigger lock, black nylon sling, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

With lone mountain nugget turquoise set in sterling silver with (3) stone naja. Unsigned

Vintage American made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .218 Bee, and manufactured circa 1950 in New Haven, CT. The Model 43 was in production from 1949 to 1957. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with two-piece rail sections, an approximately 24" tapered barrel, no provision for a front sight, dovetailed rear sight blank, smooth curved trigger, turned down bolt handle, in-the-white bolt body, right receiver mounted serrated manual safety, and accepts detachable box magazine. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a sling stud, sling stud in the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a checkered steel butt plate. A Bushnell Scope Chief 3-9x40mm scope with fine crosshairs is mounted to the receiver using two-piece 1" Weaver rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% with light handling marks, some thinning, and minor edge wear. The receiver is taking on a plum finish, the bolt handle is copper colored, and the trigger guard has almost no finish remaining. Metal displays no rust, but there is very slight deformation in some of the screw slots. Furniture wood is in very good condition with minor handling blemishes. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The scopes sight picture is clear and bright. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Belgium made 'Grade I,' a gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and manufactured circa 1980. This BAR was produced by Fabrique Nationale, and assembled in Portugal. Rifle features a polished blue finish, an approximately 22" tapered round barrel, seven lug rotary bolt, checkered ramped blade front sight with brass bead, Williams adjustable rear sight base installed on barrel, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, smooth curved trigger, aluminum trigger guard, trigger guard mounted annular cut cross-bolt manual safety, no bolt release, hinged floorplate, accepts detachable box magazines, and a serrated sliding magazine release mounted in front of the trigger guard. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, sling swivel studs on the shoulder stock and forend, checkered forend, and black factory plastic butt plate. A Leupold fixed power rifle scope with a duplex reticle is mounted using a Leupold single-piece mount with rings. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing scratches, spots of finish loss, and edge wear. Metal displays scattered oxidation speckles, but no deformation was observed. The action is smooth and crisp. The bore shows decent rifling, but oxidation was picked up on a bore patch. The walnut furniture is in good condition with scratches, edge wear, and impressions. The scope's sight picture is bright and clear with the slightest of yellowing. No magazine included. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring 2 matching oval Tanzanites weighing approx. 4.00 carats accented with 6 Diamonds weighing approx. 0.12 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold Omega style closure settings. Full Retail Appraised Value - $9,000.00

American made long recoil operated semi-automatic tube fed shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1952 ('AYY' date code) in Ilion, NY. One of Remington's first models after WWII, which was a slimmer lighter version of the Model 11. The Model 11-48 was in production from 1949 until 1969. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 26-1/4" round barrel (including Poly Choke), serrated charging handle, annular cut right receiver mounted bolt release, Bradley style front sight with a brass bead, combination muzzle brake and adjustable Poly Choke, aluminum trigger guard, annular cut trigger guard mounted push-button safety, and a smooth curved trigger. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, left hand cheek piece, checkered forend, sling studs on the magazine tube cap and bottom of the shoulder stock, smooth black plastic grip cap with textured edges and a white spacer, 14-1/2" length-of-pull, and a brown Pachmayr rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% with thinning and carry wear on the receiver, minor scratches, and some edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Wood has scrapes and dings throughout. The bore is a little dirty, but appears bright and shiny. The action operates smooth and crisp. NRA Condition is good+. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

German WW2 M42 no decals combat helmet. Retains about 50% of it's rough-textured, grayish-green Feldgrau color with loss on the crown and scattered patches of surface rust. The 8 tongue leather liner is very good/intact, the left liner rivet is missing. Linder has the initials "HB" written on it. "3355" stamped on the rear rim corresponds to a size 64 shell produced by the manufacturer hkp (Sächsische Emaillier- und Stanzwerke A.G) configured as a no-decal combat helmet. No chin strap.

Peridot and Citrines weighing approx. 10.00 - 15.00 carats channel set in a heavy 14 karat yellow gold mounting weighing 11.00 grams. Retail $5,000-$7,000

American made magazine fed centerfire bolt-action rifle chambered for .22 Hornet, and manufactured in Westfield, MA. The Model 340 'Series E' was in production from 1950 until 1985. Rifle features a blued refinish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 24" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight, flip-up 'U' notched rear sight with a white diamond, smooth curved trigger, bright trigger guard (may be polished or chrome plated), swept back bolt handle with knurling on the knob, checkered right receiver mounted manual safety, accepts detachable magazines, and a serrated magazine release inside the magazine well. The refinished walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with basket-weave checkering at the wrist, basket weave checkered forend, sling studs at the forend and at the bottom of the shoulder stock, smooth black plastic grip cap with white spacer, and a serrated plastic butt plate with white spacer. A single piece mount with 1" rings is attached to the left receiver rail. The blue refinish remaining is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, but there was slight deformation observed in some of the screw slots. Bore is bright with decent rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The refinished furniture wood is in very good to excellent condition with some minor blemishes. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good - As Refinished. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Spanish made over and under box-lock shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shotshells, and imported by Jana International out of Denver, CO. We believe that this shotgun is a Model 67, but there are close similarities to the Model 82. Shotgun features a black chrome finish, 28" ventilated ribbed barrels, fixed chokes with the top bore measuring 'Full' and the bottom bore measuring 'Improved Modified' (using a drop-in gauge), silver-toned bead front sight, white mid-bead, shell extractor, dual smooth curved gold-toned non-selective triggers, checkered top lever, and a serrated sliding tang safety. The walnut furniture consists of a skip-checkered semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, a skip-checkered forend with a Deeley latch release, 14-1/2" length-of-pull, 1" drop at the comb, 1-3/4" drop at the heel, and a red rubber MTC ventilated recoil pad with water foul decorations. The metal parts showcase nearly full coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs. The original black chrome finish retained is approximately 95% with general thinning from carry wear on the bottom of the receiver, very minor edge wear, and superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but the shotgun shows light oxidative speckling. The action opens slowly under its own weight, and the top lever rest at the center-line of the tang. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with very light handling marks, and a minor scratch on the right side of the forend. The bores are bright and shiny with some fouling from use. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage side-by-side back action lock exposed hammer double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 1/2” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Belgium. Features blued 29 3/8” cast steel barrels with flat rib & fixed Imp Cyl / Mod chokes, steel post front sight, extractor, smooth curved double triggers, checkered hammer spurs, checkered under lever, and straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate & 13 3/8” LOP. Shotgun displays traces of finish on the barrels with the balance of the metal surfaces displaying an aged grey/brown patina. The firing pins have been removed and the underlever is bent, the bores are dull with pitting throughout, and the walnut stock is very good. Condition is NRA Poor. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made magazine fed centerfire bolt-action target rifle chambered for 6mm Creedmoor, and manufactured circa 2017 in Newport, NH. Rifle features a matte black anodized finish, medium contour 24” barrel with a 1-7" twist rate, ported muzzle break, three-lug bolt with 70 degree throw, turned down bolt handle with oversized knob, Marksman Adjustable trigger with integral blade safety, accepts detachable magazines, serrated AR-15 style manual safety, flared magazine well, paddle magazine release, Ruger 15” aluminum free-float key-mod handguard, Hogue finger grooved pistol grip with stippling on the sides, and Ruger left-side folding shoulder stock with adjustable length-of-pull and adjustable cheek piece. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original anodized black finish with a couple of minor rubs, the action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also excellent. Comes with one 10-rd magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

The Remington 870 Competition Trap is a rare single-shot, pump-action shotgun equipped with a gas-recoil reduction system, manufactured from roughly 1981 to 1986 with 5,300-5,500 manufactured. Gas-Operated Recoil System. Instead of a standard hollow magazine tube to hold extra shells, the magazine area houses a Remington 1100-style gas-recoil system and a buffer weight to significantly reduce recoil. It holds a capacity of only 1 round; shells must be loaded manually one at a time, making it purpose-built for singles trap shooting, the manual pump action lets the shooter control the ejection of the spent shell on the trap line. Features a specialized walnut stock with a higher comb than standard 870 models, a 30-inch vent-rib barrel with a fixed full choke, Bradley style white sighting bead, mid steel bead. lweft receiver marked "Competition", top of receiver has a matte non-glare finish, 2 3/4' chamber. Decelerator slip-on recoil pad. The bore is excellent, bright, slide action is smooth, the wood is overall excellent with a few minor scratches and the blue is about 965 with minor scratches and a couple of very light patches of pitting on the receiver. The gun you want for Single-shot trap competitions. Comes with owners manual. LOP-14 1/4', Drop at Comb-1 3/4' & Drop at Heel-1 3/8' with recoil pad installed. NRA Condition-Good+. Modern Firearm

Print of Native Americans with colorful landscape signed in block E.I. Couse. 1981 edition by N.Y. graphic society entitled "Watching for Game" Professionally framed and matted. Approximately 32-1/2H x 38-1/2W to outer dimensions. Condition near fine.

'Big Frame Revolver', an American made extra large frame stainless steel five-shot single-action revolver chambered for .45-70 Government, and manufactured in Minneapolis, MN. The BFR chambered in .45-70 Gov. was introduced in 2006. Revolver features a brushed stainless finish, an approximately 10-1/2" barrel with a recessed crown, raised blade front sight, micrometer adjustable rear sight, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a serrated wide spur, transfer bar safety, non-fluted cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, ejector rod with a bird's head style button, and two-piece Uncle Mike's checkered black rubber grips. The original brushed stainless steel finish retained is approximately 97% with minor edge wear, and light scratches. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are in excellent condition. Metal displays no rust, but there is deformation in the cylinder pin screw slot. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, but the loading gate doesn't stay fully closed. The rubber grips are in near excellent condition with very light handling marks. Condition is Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

For project purposes. An American made single-shot bolt action rimfire target rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured in Clackamas, OR. Few firearms manufacturers were producing bolt action .22 rimfire rifles in the 1980's, so Kimber decided to pursue government contracts and ultimately produced about 20.000 rifles. M82 rifles were intended for training purposes, and can be found at the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) in recent times. Rifle features a blued finish, 25" bull barrel, no installed iron sights, three dovetail sight/optic blocks on barrel, dovetailed receiver for optic mounting, smooth curved trigger, straight bolt handle with round knob, dual extractors, serrated left receiver mounted bolt release, and a serrated right receiver mounted manual safety. The in-progress hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock, right-hand cheek piece, smooth forend, 13" length-of-pull, and a bare butt stock. The furniture is a work in progress, and is at a point that is great for finishing, if a project is in need. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with mostly superficial blemishes, and a couple of small scratches on the receiver. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in soon-to-be new condition, because it has not been finished, and much of the shaping is in progress. The firearm action and metal without the stock is near excellent, but is good overall because the firearm is unfinished. There is a screw missing from the trigger guard, and the rifle includes one 1" scope ring. Condition is NRA Good - As Unfinished ***Modern Firearm***

"Model 31167," an American made semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 2025 in Newport, NH. This rifle is called the "Ruger 10/22 Light Varmint Target Stainless Steel Threaded", and it is a Talo exclusive. Rifle features a satin stainless steel barrel finish, a brushed aluminum receiver finish, a threaded 20" cold hammer-forged barrel with a 1:16" twist rate, 1/2"-28 TPI muzzle threads, knurled thread protector, no provisions for iron sights, serrated curved trigger, accepts detachable rotary style magazines, extended magazine release, annular cut trigger guard mounted cross-bolt safety, manual bolt hold-open, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with an installed optic rail, smooth curved charging handle, 'Ruger' engraved bolt, and a polymer trigger housing. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with a sling swivel, sling swivel at the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a factory solid black rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original satin stainless steel barrel finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The brushed aluminum receiver finish retained is approximately 99%, and in like-new condition. The thread protector shows some material transfers that may come off when cleaned. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, one magazine total, instruction manual, stickers, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American made custom bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for 6.5x47mm Lapua. Rifle features a matte black finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, picatinny accessory rail mounted on the receiver, an approximately 27" in-the-white Spencer tapered bull barrel with muzzle threads, smooth thread protector, no provisions for iron sights, adjustable smooth curved Jewell trigger, accepts detachable magazines, serrated magazine release mounted on the front of the trigger guard, swept back bolt handle, bolt release mounted in front of the trigger (inside trigger guard), aluminum trigger guard, and a serrated right receiver mounted manual safety. The synthetic camouflage furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with granular texturing at the wrist, wide granular textured forend with a 4" picatinny accessory rail with a quick disconnect (QD) socket (modification), QD socket at the bottom and left side of the shoulder stock, and a black ventilated rubber recoil pad with several spacers. The original matte barrel finish retained is approximately 92% with many light scattered scratches, and minor edge wear. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 97% with wear from optic mounting on the picatinny rail, and some scratches on the bolt handle. Metal displays no deformation, but there appears to be sparse oxidative speckling along the barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth. The polymer furniture is in very good condition with a sticker on the right side of the shoulder stock, sticker residue, and a very small amount of camouflage wear in contact areas. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage American made slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2-3/4” 12 gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1916 in New Haven, CT. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 30" solid ribbed barrel, marked “FULL”, brass bead front sight, fixed choke measures 'Full' with a drop-in gauge, six-round tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, checkered front trigger gaurd mounted cross-bolt safety, polished bolt, single action bar, The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, corn cob style slide handle, 13-3/4" length-of-pull, and a checkered plastic factory buttplate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 60% showing general thinning, handling wear, friction wear on the magazine tube, and the finish taking on a dark mottled patina. Metal displays no deformation, but does have a spot of rust on the right side of the barrel about 5-1/2" from the muzzle. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is brught, but needs to be cleaned. The walnut furniture is good to very good with handling marks, a 3/4" hairline crack at the bottom tang, and uneven finish wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made snub nosed double action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured circa 1982 in Hartford, CT. This is Colt's third series of the 'Detective Special' (1973-86). Revolver features a gloss blued finish, 2" barrel, smooth ramped front sight, notched top-strap rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, full underlug, long-fluted six-round cylinder, smooth curved trigger, two-tone hammer with polished sides, serrated hammer spur, firing pin on hammer nose, and two piece checkered walnut grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with little signs of handling. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. The action is really tight with a solid lock-up. This revolver is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. modern Firearm.

Cultured Pearl Necklace featuring Double Strand of Cream color Pearls with rich luster averaging 8.00-8.50 mm in diameter. Double strand necklace measures 22 inches in Matinee length with a total length of 44 inches, beautifully accented with a gorgeous clasp studded with 3 Pearls and 43 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.18 carats with G-H color and SI clarity Diamonds. Full Retail Appraised Value - $12,000.00

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 16 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1942 in New Haven, CT. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 28" round barrel (measured with adjustable choke), adjustable choke, Bradley style front sight with a brass bead, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, grooved corn-cob style slide handle, 14" length-of-pull, and a black checkered hard rubber Winchester butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 76% with some handling marks, general thinning, and is action wear on the magazine tube. Metal displays minor light rust on the barrel band and magazine tube with areas of fine pin-prick pitting, and minor deformation in a couple of the screw slots. The markings are sharp, and the action is smooth and crisp. The bore is shiny and bright. The wood furniture is very good with minor handling marks, and some edge wear at the pistol grip. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1950 in New Haven, CT. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 30" round barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, grooved corn-cob style slide handle that's smooth on the bottom, 14" length-of-pull, and a black checkered hard rubber Winchester butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 85% with some handling marks, and edge wear. Metal displays no rust, but there appears to be deformation on the magazine tube in front of the slide handle. The markings are sharp, and the action is smooth and crisp. The bore is shiny and bright. The wood furniture is fair to good with a chip at the butt of the shoulder stock, an approximately 2" crack extending from the butt of the stock, and a 1-1/2" crack at the wrist extending from the slide release area. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

With Brown Shell Heishi In Between Turquoise Discs On Twine

Turkish semi-automatic shotgun imported by CZ-USA, Kansas City KS. Chambered in 12 Gauge, "M" variant features a 3.5-inch chamber that accommodates massive magnum loads for extended range. Features a matte black finish, 28" vented rib barrel with a brass bead front sight, modified choke tube installed, oil finished walnut stocks with solid rubber recoil pad, checkered at the wrist and fore end. Single smooth curved trigger, push button safety. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, shotgun is in like new condition with the exception of some minor scratches/rubs on the barrel. LOP-14 1/2". NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

14K gold. A blue spinel gemstone with a gilded Masonic square and compass symbol tops this uncommon vintage 10k yellow gold WW2 U.S. Army Air Force ring. Around the stone are words, "Pilot Officer U.S. A.A.F.". The shoulders are decorated with raised imagery including an American eagle, Airplane, pilots wings and USAAF Advanced Flying School symbol of torch in shield with the Latin motto ""UT VIRI VOLENT" (meaning "That Men May Fly") This was the final phase of pilot flight training. The "14K" on the inner band is feint, otherwise excellent condition. Size 9.

Canadian made semi-automatic straight-blowback rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured by Savage Arms (Canada) Inc. Lakefield, Ontario (Canada). Rifle was imported by Savage Arms Inc. out of Westfield, MA. The Savage A22 FNS (SKU 47200) is part of the A22 series of rifles which was introduced in 2016. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with two-piece optic rails installed, a 22" carbon steel barrel with a target crown and a 1:16" twist rate, no provisions for iron sights, adjustable smooth curved AccuTrigger with an integral blade safety, smooth trigger guard mounted cross-bolt safety, polymer trigger guard, serrated manual bolt hold-open in front of the trigger guard, accepts detachable rotary box magazines, integral serrated magazine release on the magazines, and a thread-in headspace system. The black polymer furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with light contouring and granular texturing at the wrist, square contoured and granular textured forend with a sling stud, sling stud at the bottom of the shoulder stock, Savage trademarked grip cap, and a grooved black plastic butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no deformation, but there is some light oxidative speckling on the top of the barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, instruction manual, tool, cable lock, ear plugs, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

With center triangle cut turquoise design. All sterling silver, maker marked C. Measures 7-1/2" with the gap.

Italian made semi-automatic self-compensating gas operated shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1983 ('AL' date code). Model A. 302s were manufactured from 1982 until 1987, and this shotgun was imported by Berben Corporation out of New York, NY. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 28" vent rib barrel, steel bead front sight, fixed choke measures 'Improved Modified' with a drop-in gauge, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, front trigger guard mounted cross-bolt safety, pivoting engraved receiver mounted magazine cut-off, and a smooth silver-toned bolt release. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, a checkered finger grooved forend, black plastic grip cap with the Beretta logo, 14" length-of-pull, and a black Pachmayr ventilated rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. Receiver has partial coverage of floral scroll engravings with the 'P. Beretta' insignia on both sides. The bottom of the receiver shows Italian proof marks and the date code. The receiver is aluminum, and sports a black finish. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with edge wear at the muzzle, and superficial handling blemishes. The receiver's finish is very good to excellent with very minor blemishes and wear in the ejection port. Metal displays no rust, or metal deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. Furniture wood is in good condition with handling marks, some low checkering, and the finish is slightly peeling at some of the edges. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Turkish made semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shells, and imported by Century Arms International out of Georgia, VT. Shotgun features a matte black finish, an approximately 28" vent rib barrel, accepts screw-in choke tubes, 'Skeet' choke installed, brass bead and red fiber optic front sight, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, rear trigger guard mounted annular cut push-button safety, half-length magazine tube, gold-toned bolt release lever with red and green markings, and smooth charging handle. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, finger grooved checkered forend, 14-1/4" length-of-pull, and a black rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with light handling blemishes (mostly along barrel), and a small amount of wear around the ejection port. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp. The bore is bright and shiny, but a little dirty. The furniture wood is in very good condition with a couple of scratches, and handling marks. The shoulder stock is a little loose. The fire control group axis pins do not sit flush with the receiver, and they protrude a small amount on the left side (they are secure). A screw below the bolt release, by the magazine well, also protrudes out of the receiver a small amount. Shotgun includes two extra choke tubes, and a choke tube wrench. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

1) L.A. County Sheriff Lt badge and patch and framed photo. 9-1/2"H x 9-1/2"W 2) Arizona Highway Patrol badge with two patches framed. 11-1/2"W x 6"H 3) Cottonwood Sargent badge and patch framed. 7-1/2"W x 5-1/2H

American made break-barrel box-lock combination gun chambered for .22 Long rifle and 3" 20 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Westfield, MA. The Model 24D was introduced in 1971 with a few alterations that help to date this firearm. Some of the alterations comprise of the deleting of the game scene engravings in 1974, and the deletion of the forend checkering in 1976. These factors suggest that this firearm was made between 1974 and 1976. Firearm features blue finished barrels, color-case hardened receiver, approximately 24" barrels, 20 Gauge bore measures 'Improved Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge, raised serrated blade front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with serrated spurs and barrel selector, checkered top lever, extractors, and a plastic trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with pressed checkering at the wrist, pressed checkered forend, checkered black plastic grip cap with a white spacer, sling stud on barrel band, sling stud at the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14-1/4" length-of-pull, and a black Pachmayr ventilated rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes. The color-case finish retained is approximately 99% with very light scratches. Metal display a small area of rust at the chambers, and the were a couple of small dings on the top of the receiver in front of the hammer. 20 Gauge bore is bright and shiny, and the .22 Long Rifle bore is bright with strong rifling. The action is smooth and crisp with the barrel falling slowly under its own weight, and the top lever rests at the centerline of the tang. Furniture wood is in near near excellent condition with minor handling blemishes. The 'Series M, N, and P' designations were hard to differentiate. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .25-06 Remington, and manufactured in Westfield, MA. The Axis Stainless was produced from 2011 until 2013. Rifle features a matte stainless finish, receiver is drilled and tapped for optic mounting, approximately 22" matte finish stainless steel button-rifled barrel, no provisions for iron sights, accepts detachable 4-round magazines, turned down bolt handle with an egg shaped knob, smooth right receiver mounted bolt release, serrated sliding tang safety, and a smooth curved trigger with beveled edges (not an AccuTrigger). The black synthetic furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, finger grooved forend with sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a serrated solid rubber recoil pad. A Weaver 3-9x40mm scope (849900 AB) with a duplex reticle is mounted on the receiver using 1" two-piece rings, and two-piece rail sections. The original matte stainless finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial scratches. Metal displays no rust or deformation, but there is an area in front of the forend that looks like a small amount of pin-prick pitting. Synthetic furniture looks very good to excellent with a mark under the left receiver rail, and very minor handling marks. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling, but needs to be cleaned. The scopes sight picture is bright and clear. This rifle would be in excellent condition if it were not for the observed pitting. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

#c907207a American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 3-1/2" 12 Gauge shells, and made in Ilion, NY. Receiver was manufactured between 1997 and 2000 (with a 'C' serial prefix), and the date code 'AY' puts the barrels manufacture date in 2004 (possibly changed for the shooter's needs). Shotgun features a matte parkerized finish, an approximately 25-1/2" vent rib barrel, accepts screw-in choke tubes, choke measures 'Modified' with choke installed, steel bead front sight, rear trigger guard mounted push-button safety, and smooth curved trigger with beveled edges. The black polymer furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered and finger grooved pump handle, 13-5/8" length-of-pull, and factory black ventilated rubber recoil pad. The original parkerized finished retained is approximately 98% with superficial blemishes, and a spot of edge wear in front of the ejection port on the receiver. There is no observed metal deformation, but light rust can be seen on the top rear of the receiver. The magazine tube bracket/ring is taking on a copper patina. Bore is bright and shiny. The action is smooth, but feels dry. The polymer furniture is in excellent condition with superficial blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'The Matchmaster', a vintage magazine fed bolt-action rimfire target rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured in Ilion, NY. Model 513-T ('T' designates 'Target') was in production from 1940 until 1968. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 27" heavy barrel with a recessed crown, serrated raised blade front sight, fully adjustable Redfield rear aperture sight, swept back and turned down bolt handle, in-the-white bolt, serrated curved trigger, paddle magazine release inside the magazine well, accepts detachable magazines, and serrated right receiver mounted manual safety. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a sling swivel attached to a mounting plate (plate has multiple mounting locations), sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a checkered steel butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with handling blemishes, a few small spots of losses, edge wear, and a couple of larger scratches near the front sight. Metal displays a small amount of deformation in some of the screw slots, and light areas of rust were observed along the barrel, sling swivels, and the trigger guard. Furniture wood is in poor to fair condition with handling blemishes, and a 4-1/2" crack on the left side of the action. It may be possible to repair the crack for safe shooting. Action is smooth and crisp, but the safety does not appear to function. The bore is bright with strong rifling. Rifle included one Remington 5-round magazine total. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made modular striker-fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger (rated for +P ammunition), and manufactured circa 2023 in Newington, NH. Pistol features a matte black Nitron finished stainless steel slide, 3.1" barrel with a loaded chamber viewing port, front and rear slide cocking serrations, metal guide rod assembly with captive dual recoil springs, tritium dovetailed X-RAY3 three-dot day/night sights (glow brightly), accessory rail on dust cover, smooth curved trigger, smooth reversible push-button magazine release, accepts factory ten-round magazines, stainless steel insert/Fire Control Unit (the frame or firearm in modular pistols) with full-length guide rails, and a granular textured black polymer grip module with an undercut trigger guard and a single finger groove. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original black Nitron finish with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer grip module is also in excellent condition. Pistol includes the original factory foam-lined hard case with matching end label, documents, sticker, two OEM magazines total, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

10K gold Masonic ring with square black onyx with a gilded Masonic square and compass symbol, triangle in the top left corner has a small diamond inletted in it. The shanks feature the trowel paired with the plumb bob. Inner band stamped "10K" and "A&G". Size 8.5. very good condition with some wear to the shank symbols.

by Frank McCarthy. Entitled "Red Bulls War Party" Hand signed and numbered. 172 of 1000. Depicting Indian on horseback triple matted and framed. Measures 25"H x 13"W

Vintage side-by-side back action lock exposed hammer double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 1/2” 12 gauge black powder shells. Manufactured in Belgium circa 1898-1924. Features 30” twist steel barrels with flat rib & fixed Imp Cyl / Cyl chokes, doll’s-head locking extension, extractor, brass bead front sight, smooth curved double triggers, serrated hammer spurs, checkered top lever, point checkered walnut splinter forend, and pistol grip shoulder stock with diamond shape metal inlay in the grip, serrated metal buttplate & 14” LOP. Shotgun displays an aged grey/brown patina with scattered rust. The left hammer does not function properly nor do the firing pin springs, the bores are bright with light pitting, and the walnut stocks are good with blemishes & a chip under the left lock. Condition is NRA Poor. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made bolt-action centerfire sporting rifle chambered for .308 Winchester, and manufactured circa 2026 in Mayodan, NC. Rifle features a Gun Metal Gray Cerakote finish, spiral fluted 20" cold hammer-forged barrel and a 1:10" right-hand twist rate, 5/8"-24 muzzle threads with a radial brake installed, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with a factory installed picatinny optics rail, smooth curved Marksman Adjustable trigger with an integral blade safety (user-adjustable between 3 and 5 pounds), single-piece stainless steel three-lug bolt with a 70 degree throw, large swept-back bolt handle, smooth lever-style magazine release mounted in front of the trigger guard, serrated manual three-position sliding tang safety, and accepts detachable box magazines. The Gray Splatter finished polymer stock consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with granular texturing at the wrist, sling swivel studs at the forend and the bottom of the shoulder stock, Power Bedding system, black polymer cheek piece installed, and a black ventilated rubber recoil pad with a 1-3/4" spacer installed. The original Gun Metal Gray Cerakote finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling, The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes the original factory foam lined cardboard box with end label, one magazine total, manual, sticker, cable lock, and a magazine dust cover. Condition is NRA Excellent Like-New. ***Modern Firearm***

Older sterling silver cuff with (3) oval cut turquoise stones. Measures 7" with the gap

American made magazine fed bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .243 Winchester, and manufactured by Smith & Wesson out of Springfield, MA. This model was introduced in 2009, and Smith & Wesson produced them for Thompson Center. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 22" tapered barrel with a recessed crown, brushed stainless turned down bolt handle, cocked indicator at the rear of the bolt, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, two-piece optic rails installed, no provisions for iron sights, serrated curved trigger, detachable 3-round box magazine, and serrated receiver mounted thumb safety. The black polymer furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with gray Hogue traction panels at wrist, forearm with gray traction panels, 'TC' trademark on the bottom of the pistol grip, sling swivel studs on the forend, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and black T/C solid rubber recoil pad. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with little remarkable. The scope rails have minor finish losses. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic furnniture is in very good condition with some minor scuffs and handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern firearm***

'Ideal', an American made single-shot rolling block rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured in Chicopee Falls, MA. The Stevens 44 Ideal was in production from 1894 until 1932. Rifle features a case-color action with a blued barrel and other parts, an approximately 24" half round half and octagon barrel, dovetailed adjustable Globe front sight with an aperture insert, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, external hammer with a checkered spur, external finger lever, and smooth curved trigger. The refinished hardwood furniture consists of a straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth Schnabel forend, and a smooth crescent steel butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 92% with thinning along the bottom side of the barrel, some scratches, and edge wear. The original case-color finish retained on the receiver is approximately 10% with little color brilliance left, and the metal taking on a brown patina. Metal displays deformation in the screw slots, and light scattered rust was observed mostly on the barrel. The rolling action is smooth, the hammer functions, and the bore is a little frosty with strong rifling. The refinished furniture wood is in good condition with a small amount of finish thinning, and handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made semi-automatic centerfire blowback pistol-caliber-carbine chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. Rifle appears to be in 'Like New' condition. Rifle features a 16-1/2" black oxide barrel with a 1:10" twist rate, 1/2-28 muzzle threads, FlexMag magazine well adapters (allows for Glock or S&W magazines), flat faced AR-15 style single-stage trigger, six-position mil-spec receiver extension, proprietary buffer, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, mil-spec charging handle, flat-top upper receiver with picatinny rail, knurled thread protector, serrated bolt release, and a checkered lever type magazine release. The polymer furniture consists of a collapsible Magpul MOE SL buttstock, 14" free float M-Lok handguard, and a Smith & Wesson pistol grip with interchangeable backstraps. The receivers and handguard are black polymer, and this rifle is interchangeable with most 'modern sporting rifle' parts. The receivers and hand guard condition is approximately 99% with little remarkable. There is very little metal exposed to handling wear, and there is no deformation, or rust observed on this firearm. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

32 Ga #AR271611 American made single-shot break barrel tranquilizer-gun chambered for 32 Gauge Special, and manufactured in Douglasville, GA. Firearm is comprised of a blued barrel, and color-case hardened receiver. Firearm features an approximately 26" slightly tapered and rifled barrel, brass bead front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth curved trigger, extractor, external hammer with a serrated spur, smooth action lever mounted next to hammer, and plastic trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, and a serrated black plastic factory butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with minor edge wear, minor handling blemishes, and some finish losses on the barrel. The original color-case finish retained is approximately 94% with most of the brilliant colors remaining, and a small amount of thinning on the bottom of the receiver. Metal displays no deformation, but there are areas of rust along the barrel and receiver. Action is crisp with the barrel falling easily under its own weight, and the action locks up tightly. The bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition with slight edge wear, light scratches, and handling blemishes. Condition is Good. ***Modern Firearm***

French magazine fed bolt-action military training rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and imported by Navy Arms Co. out of Ridgefield, NJ. Designed by Mauser, and the beginning of production located in French occupied Mauser factories circa 1945. These were the standard French training rifles, and produced until the early 1970's. Rifle features a parkerized finish, an approximately 24" tapered barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight, fully adjustable tangent rear aperture sight graduated to 150 meters, smooth curved trigger, left receiver mounted Mauser style bolt release, bolt mounted flag type three position safety, checkered trigger guard, serrated magazine release mounted by magazine well, and a turned down bolt handle. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, sling studs on the forend and bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal "MAS" marked butt plate. Matching numbers are marked on the receiver, bolt handle, and bolt body (5362). The original parkerized finish retained is approximately 94% with edge wear, light blemishes, and a generally thin finish. A dark dull grey appearance to the finish adds to the patina. Metal displays no rust, but there is some pin-prick pitting on the butt plate, but there was no observed deformation. The walnut furniture is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks, and a material transfer on the shoulder stock that can be removed. The action is smooth and crisp, and the three position safety works nicely. The bore is bright with strong rifling. Rifle includes one 5-round magazine total, and it is marked 'Mod. 45'. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made left-hand bolt action centerfire rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and manufactured in Westfield, MA. The Model 110CL was produced from 1966 until 1985 as a left handed model with a detachable magazine. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 16" cut-down barrel (measurement includes the muzzle break), slotted 2-3/4" muzzle break, raised dovetailed blade front sight with a brass bead, folding aperture rear leaf sight mounted on scope base, smooth curved trigger with serrated edges, turned down bolt handle with a knurled knob, right side of stock mounted magazine release (missing button, works like a 'bullet button'), serrated sliding manual safety mounted on receiver behind the bolt, and a serrated right receiver mounted bolt release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a solid rubber KickEez rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. A Burris 4x Mini scope with a duplex reticle is mounted to the rifle using a single-piece Redfield scope mount. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The walnut furniture is in excellent condition with a couple of impressions on the left side of the stock below the action. The scope's sight picture is clear, and bright. Condition is NRA Very Good - As Modified. ***Modern Firearm***

American made slide-action shotgun chambered for 3" 20 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Eagle Pass, TX. Shotgun features a blued finish, aluminum receiver, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 22" vent ribbed barrel, accepts choke tubes, choke measures 'Modified' with choke installed (using a drop-in Gauge), white bead front sight, brass mid-bead, 2/3 length magazine tube, tang safety, dual action bars, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, polymer trigger guard, serrated sliding manual safety mounted on top of the receiver, and a push-button bolt release at the rear of the trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, finger grooved checkered slide-handle, sling stud at the bottom of the shoulder stock, 13" length-of-pull, and a brown ventilated rubber recoil pad with black spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% with some light scratches, and ligh edge wear. The black aluminum receiver has some minor blemishes, and some contact wear from the action. Metal displays no deformation, but there was rust observed by the take down screw bracket. Bore is bright and shiny, but a little dirty. The action functions well, but feels a little dry. The furniture wood is in near excellent condition with some minor handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Smith (1854-1932) was a French artist from Bordeaux who painted in the Impressionist, Post-Impressionism and Fauvist style. Some of his works resemble the early works of Claude Monet. This piece is a landscape of a meadow in foreground with city smokestacks in the distant background, making for an interesting juxtaposition. Measures 30" across by 22 1/2" lengthwise in gold carved frame.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured in New Haven, CT. The Model 1898 was in production from 1898 until 1905. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 32" round barrel, steel bead front sight, fixed choke measures as "Improved Modified" with a drop-in gauge, smooth curved trigger, half-length magazine tube, external hammer with a checkered spur, rear receiver mounted bolt release (does not function), single action bar, and a smooth take-down button in front of the receiver. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, corn cob style slide handle, 13-3/4" length-of-pull, and a black serrated Martin polymer butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 55% with general thinning, edge wear, and handling blemishes. The finish has faded in the thin areas to a dark mottled gray and brown patina with some traces of bright blue on the receiver. Metal displays no deformation, but there was a small amount of observed pin-prick pitting on the barrel. Wood is overall good condition with normal handling marks, light edge wear, and thinning finish. The action seems stiff, but functions. The checkered bolt release button does not seem to work, but pushing the firing pin 'in' on the rear of the receiver will release the bolt. The bore is bright and shiny, but a little dirty. In 1998 Marlin issued a service bulletin recommending several slide action models, including the 1898 hammer shotgun, should not be fired due to them being 70-100 years old. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

and Diamond Ring featuring an oval cut Alexandrite weighing 0.85 carats with color change from Yellow-Green to Orange-Brown accented with 48 round and baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.42 carats with F-G colors and VS/SI clarity Diamonds set in a glittering 14 karat white gold setting. Ring size 7. Retail Appraisal at $8,500.00

A pair of Indian Chief motif's and one Stagecoach design.

'Matchmaster' Vintage magazine-fed bolt action target rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1963 (BK barrel date code). Features a blued finish, 27" heavy barrel with factory provisions for scope blocks, dovetailed Redfield globe front sight, adjustable Redfield receiver mounted aperture sight, factory 5 round magazine, serrated curved trigger, two-position pivoting safety on the right side of the receiver, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, brown leather sling, and smooth walnut pistol grip target stock with inlayed accessory rail in the beavertail forend, knurled metal buttplate, & 13.75” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing minor edge wear and handling marks. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and wood stock is very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Manufactured 1982. Lever-action carbine features a 20" barrel, hooded blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, full length magazine, blue finish with matte stainless steel receiver, lever safety, smooth straight grip shoulder stock and forearm, Upland game slip-on rubber recoil pad installed. Bore is excellent, bright, finish & wood are excellent, the action is smooth. Rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Brazilian made double-action compact revolver chambered for both .45 Colt, and 3" .410 shotshells. The Judge was introduced in 2006. Revolver features a matte stainless steel finish, 3" ribbed barrel with a 1:12.14" right-hand twist rate, dovetailed orange fiber optic front sight, square notched top strap rear sight, external in-the-white hammer with a checkered spur, in-the-white smooth curved trigger, 3/4 length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, fluted five-round cylinder, checkered thumb piece, internal locking safety on the rear of the hammer, transfer bar safety, and a single-piece checkered black rubber grip with Taurus trademarks on both sides. The original matte stainless steel finish retained is approximately 97% with superficial handling blemishes, and a feint drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no deformation, but there is sparse oxidative speckling on the frame and barrel. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, but it appears to be some fouling in the bore (possibly from shooting shotshells). The cylinder chambers are also bright. The rubber grips are in excellent condition with some dirt in the checkering. Revolver includes a black soft case. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Turkish military bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for 8mm Mauser, and built by the ASFA Ankara Rifle Factory in 1942 (receiver ring date). Imported by Century Arms International out of Georgia, VT. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 29-1/2" barrel, bayonet lug, dovetailed inverted 'V' front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, stripper clip guide cut into receiver, cleaning rod under barrel, straight bolt handle, three position flag type manual safety, bolt release mounted on the left receiver rail, and smooth curved trigger. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with a bolt disassembly ring, smooth forend, smooth handguard, sling swivel on rear barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. The receiver ring is marked with a star and crescent moon, the abbreviations 'T.C.' (Turkiye Cumhuriyeti, or Republic of Turkey), the factory abbreviations 'AS FA' (Askari Fabrika, or Military Factory), 'ANKARA' for the city where the K.Kale factory is located, and the date of manufacture '1942'. The original blue finish retained is approximately 10% with most of the finish almost cleaned, and the finish taking on a mottled gray patina with some brown hues on the receiver. Metal displays a few nicks and dings, and the was spots of rust observed. Furniture wood is in good condition with handling and storage marks. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is frosty with strong rifling. The cleaning rod appears to be bent. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Maker marked on snap and on strap. Made in Pueblo Colorado. Was used at the State Fair for collecting money.

Vintage post-war Auto-5 made by Fabrique National in Belgium, manufactured 1955. St. Louis, Mo address,"Made in Belgium" on barrel, left receiver stamped "Browning" with floral engraving, barrel marked "Special Steel", choke measures "IM" with drop-in gauge. Features blued finish, 27 1/2" vet rib barrel, steel bead front sight, manual safety on triggerguard, mag cut-off on left side of receiver, checkered walnut stocks, round knob "Prince of Wales"grip, grasping grooves, FN horn buttplate with a few small worm holes. 2 3/4" chambers. LOP-14 1/4" Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 90% original blue finish with minor scratches/rubs, edge wear & handling wear on the tangs & bottom metal. Wood is overall very good/sound with some normal use and wear. Action is smooth. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Spelter finished cherubs on gilted scrollwork. Great for restoration to an old fireplace.

American made muzzle loading percussion rifle with a .54 Caliber bore, and is dated 1848 on the lock plate. The U.S. Model 1841 Mississippi Rifle was built by Tryon in Philadelphia, PA., and only 5,000 rifles were produced under this maker. Rifle includes a cleaned finish, a 30" round barrel, brass half-moon fixed front sight, dovetailed 'U' notched rear sight, smooth slightly curved trigger, brass trigger guard with a sling swivel at the front, brass lower tang, checkered hammer spur, brass tipped ram rod under the barrel, and a brass side plate. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, smooth brass patch box on the right side of the shoulder stock, brass front barrel band with a sling swivel, brass lower barrel band, and a smooth brass butt plate. The butt plate is marked 'US,' the side plate is marked 'E,' the lock plate is marked 'TYRON, US' in front of the hammer, and 'PHILADA, PA, 1848' behind the hammer. The stock has two illegible cartouches just behind the side plate. The original finish has been cleaned, and approximately 0% remains. Metal displays pitting towards the lock and on the hammer. A very light coating of oxidation can be seen along the barrel. Metal displays no notable deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore shows peppering. The furniture wood is in very good condition with a very small crack by the side plate. Rifle includes a white leather sling, and an extra nipple in the patch box. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

American made high-capacity semi-automatic single action micro-compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Columbia, SC. Pistol features a matte black PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) finished slide, front and rear cocking serrations, matte black 3.3" cold hammer forged barrel, dovetailed tritium front sight with an orange outline, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, full-length polymer guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, smooth curved polymer two-piece safety trigger, internal hammer, no manual safety, loaded chamber view port, serrated slide stop, checkered reversible push-button magazine release, black polymer frame with scalloped style checkering on the straps and granular texturing on the panels, FN trademarks are on both grip panels, integral accessory rail on the dust cover, and serrated take-down lever. The original PVD finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, and four magazines total (three 10-round, and one 15-round). Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Entitled "Going to Santa Fe". Measures, framed, 17" across by 14 1/2" long. In wood and suede frame with brass title plate.

American made semi-automatic micro-compact double-action only hammer-fired pistol chambered for .380 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. The original Bodyguard was introduced in 2010. Pistol features a matte black slide finish, stainless steel slide with rear cocking serrations, full-length metal guide rod, full-length guide rails on the fire control unit, a 2.75" stainless steel barrel with a loaded chamber view port, dovetailed serrated blade front sight, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight, smooth curved trigger, short recoil operated, serrated frame-mounted manual safety, serrated slide stop, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated take-down lever, black polymer frame with granular texturing on the grip, Smith & Wesson insignias on both grip panels, single finger groove on grip, and an undercut trigger guard. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with some minor edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Frame polymer is in very good condition with scrapes and scuffs around the grip, and light handling blemishes. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with the end label, manual, cable lock, two magazines total, magazine spring and floorplate, and a black Kydex holster. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Large mount in great condition. Measures 36" x 35" x 39". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Austrian made semi-automatic subcompact striker fired pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger. The 43x was introduced in 2019, and it was designed for concealed carry with a slim single-stack frame. Pistol features sub-compact length matte black nDLC finished bull-nosed slide, optics cut slide with front and rear slide serrations, a 3.41" Marksman barrel with a recessed crown, full-length guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, a fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with a white outline, serrated curved trigger with integral blade safety, reversible serrated push-button magazine release, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, black polymer frame with a compact length grip, square checkering on the entire grip, serrated front trigger guard, beveled magazine well, and undercut trigger guard. The original matte black nDLC finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory black plastic foam lined hard case, two 10-round OEM magazines total, manual, cable lock, and magazine speedloader. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Austrian made 'V' model Glock, a striker-fired safe-action semi-automatic full-sized pistol chambered in 9x19mm Luger. The 'V' models are the newest offerings produced by Glock. Pistol features a nDLC (Diamond Like Coating) satin black finished slide, 4.49" barrel with 'Marksman' rifling, polymer fixed front sight with white dot, dovetailed white outlined square notched rear sight, smooth curved trigger with an integrated blade safety, full-length guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, bull-nosed slide with front and rear slide serrations, textured front trigger guard, ambidextrous serrated slide stop, accessory rail on dust cover, serrated and reversible push-button magazine release, serrated slide cover plate, flared magazine well, modular backstrap and beavertail system (MBS), and durable black polymer frame with a small square textured non-finger grooved grip. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original nDLC finish with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong 'Marksman' rifling. The frame polymer is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. This pistol is 'like-new' in box, and still has the factory copper-colored Loctite C5-A anti-seize lubricant in the slide (used for break-in). Pistol includes the original factory foam-lined hard case with documents, lock, cleaning tools, three OEM magazines total, two extra backstraps with tool, and a magazine speed loader. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic straight blowback pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Boise, ID. Foxtrot Mike Products (F.M. Products) FMP9 was introduced in 2019. Pistol features a matte black Type III hardcoat anodized finish, billet 7075-T6 aluminum receivers, flat-top picatinny upper receiver, an approximately 3-1/4" 41v50 nitride barrel with 1/2"-36 muzzle threads, no installed iron sights, FM Products 'Blast Diffuser' muzzle device, 3-7/8" aluminum M-LOK handguard with a top picatinny accessory rail, Quick Detach (QD) socket mounted on the left side of the handguard, red Vendetta Precision VP-25 hand stop mounted on the bottom of the handguard, utilizes Glock style magazines, Bearcreek ambidextrous 'Warhammer' AR-15 charging handle, smooth curved single-stage AR-15 trigger, integral oversized trigger guard, checkered paddle bolt release, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, smooth integral magazine release, flared magazine well, plastic shell deflector, staked bolt key, granular textured Mission First Tactical (MFT) pistol grip (AR-15 style), pistol buffer and buffer spring, Mil-Spec receiver extension, and a screw adjustable MFT pistol brace with QD sockets. A Sig Sauer Romeo 5 is mounted on the upper receiver using a high-rise base. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with light blemishes that do not expose bare metal. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with only superficial blemishes. The Sig Sauer red dot functions well. Pistol includes one 30-round Glock magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Brazilian made traditional double-action semi-automatic pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger. Taurus purchased the Beretta factory in San Paulo, Brazil in 1980 and have been producing Beretta 92 copies ever since. The PT 92 AF-D (Aluminum Frame and Decocker) was also modeled after the Beretta 92 with some unique attributes. Pistol features a matte black finish, a 5" barrel, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, full-length metal guide rod, drop hammer-forged aluminum frame, smooth curved trigger, ring hammer with a serrated spur, checkered push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, serrated ambidextrous frame mounted thumb safety and decocker, serrated grip straps, extended beaver tail, black Hogue pebble textured rubber grip sleeve, and two-piece black checkered polymer grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with light edge wear, and superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The rubber and polymer grip condition is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes a black plastic foam lined hard case, and two 18-round magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Double BBL percussion shotgun, marked made for N. Curry and Brother San Francisco. With gold platted owners plaque inlaid into belly of buttstock inscribed "E.H.," 45" overall with nearly 29" BBLs, of medium weight. The BBL's show striped damascus pattern with majority of brown finish remaining and traces of cases colors going to brown-gray on engraved locks, very good metal with crisp edges, stocks are also good to very good with fairly crisp checkering. The action works well and is still "crisp". A period wood rod is included. From the Larry Shelton collection, consigned by his estate. Curry was a well known San Francisco agent and dealer who marked many Philadelphia Deringers during the gold rush era. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm

Vintage Remington model 51, type I with 9 wide slide serrations,chambered in .380, manufactured 1920, produced 1918-26. PA serial number prefix for "Pedersen's Automatic". 3 1/2" barrel. serrated rib slide with fixed blade/notch sights, grip safety, manual safety. Remington UMC markings on rib, black hard rubber grips with Remington/UMC monograms. Blue finish is about 50% mostly on the frame, slide turned turned a gray patina, bore is very good with strong rifling, grips are very good with some wear 7 scratches, action is smooth. Comes with one factory 7-rd magazine. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

American made double-action only semi-automatic hammer fired pistol chambered for .40 Smith & Wesson, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. This is a third-generation double action only version of the Model 4006, and was in production from 1991 and 1999. Pistol features a satin stainless steel slide and frame, an approximately 4" barrel, dovetailed tritium blade front sight with a white outline, dovetailed tritium square notched rear sight, semi-bobbed hammer, black smooth curved trigger, full-length metal guide rod, checkered push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, no decocking lever, checkered front strap and front trigger guard, undercut trigger guard, beveled magazine well, and black checkered Xenoy wraparound synthetic grips. The original satin stainless finish retained is approximately 97% with light edge wear and handling marks. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'Circle 10' Bulgarian made copy of the Soviet PM Makarov pistol (itself a modification & development of the Walther PP type pistol) chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. Imported by PW Arms Redmond WA. Manufactured 1987. Features all steel construction, a blued finish, 3.8" fixed barrel, blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, slide catch on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, 8 round magazine and checkered one-piece black rubber grip. Matching serial numbers. Bore is excellent/bright, retains about 95% finish with moderate edge losses, scratches. Grips are very good. Includes 3 spare 12-rd magazines. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

3-tiered wooden spur display stand. Each tier is wrapped in carpet. Measures: 29.5"W x 17"H x 15"D.

"Backpacker" Semi-automatic rifle chambered in .22 LR. 10+1 capacity (Variable). This is the Kryptek camo 50th Anniversary Edition take-down model. (Bolt marked "50 Ruger Sales 1964-2014")10-rd rotary magazine. 18.5" round stainless steel barrel, 1:16' RH twist with brass beaded front sight blade and U-notch flip rear sight with white diamond insert. Matte gray receiver with factory scope rail installed, two piece checkered Kryptek Highlander Camo synthetic stock. Ported muzzle break and larger polymer charging handle installed Removable barrel and forend for travel, etc. Comes in original Ruger factory brown nylon carrying case with a Tasco 3-9X40 scope with rings, duplex reticle & camo nylon cover and Alangator TriMag triple magazine coupler with three clear plastic 10/22 10-rd magazines. (4) total. The bore is excellent/bright, the rifle and accessories are excellent/like new. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Iroquios beaded hat. Black velour beaded hat.

Vintage post-war Auto-5 made by Fabrique National in Belgium, manufactured 1967. St. Louis, Mo & Montreal P.Q. address,"Made in Belgium" on barrel, left receiver stamped "Browning" with floral engraving, barrel marked "Special Steel", choke measures "IC" with drop-in gauge. Features blued finish, 27 1/2" vet rib barrel, steel bead front sight, manual safety on triggerguard, mag cut-off on left side of receiver, checkered walnut stocks, semi-pistol grip, grasping grooves, Pachmayr vented rubber recoil pad. 2 3/4" chambers. LOP-14 1/4" Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 95% original blue finish with minor scratches/rubs, edge wear & handling wear on the tangs & bottom metal, light patina on the lower barrel from handling. Wood is very good/sound with some very minor scratches/dings. Action is smooth. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

#A19-08766 Philippine made semi-automatic single-action 1911 commander style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and imported by RSA Enterprises Inc. out of Ocean, NJ. Pistol features a two-toned in-the white and matte black finish, 4140 steel frame, 4140 hammer-forged steel slide, a throated 4-1/4" forged steel barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed Novak style square notched rear sight with two white dots, short metal guide rod, adjustable skeletonized checkered curved trigger, lowered ejection port, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style frame), skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, serrated ambidextrous manual safety, smooth grip safety with a memory bump and extended beavertail, smooth front strap, serrated flat mainspring housing, checkered push-button magazine release, and two-piece checkered black polymer grips. The original two-toned finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is also in excellent condition. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Yugoslavian made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered in 8mm Mauser, imported by B.T.M. out of Kingston, TN. Mostly based on the K98 Mauser, the M24 also played a large role in the M48's design. The M48s without a 'M48' suffix on the receiver ring were manufactured between late 1950 and early 1952. Featuring a blued finish, turned down in-the-white bolt handle, in-the-white bolt, an approximately 24" barrel, smooth curved trigger, milled trigger guard, stripper clip guides cut into receiver, left receiver rail mounted bolt release, hooded inverted 'V' front sight, tangent 'V' notched style rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, and manual flag type safety. The furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol grip hardwood stock, smooth handguard and forend, sling slot in the buttstock, milled lower band, 'H' style upper barrel band, and smooth steel in-the-white cup style butt plate. The serial numbers match on the receiver, stock, and bolt handle (serial '3093'). Receiver ring is marked with the Yugoslavian crest and 'M48.' The left receiver rail is marked with a Cyrillic lettered word and the number '44' which translates to 'Factory 44.' The pistol grip area of the stock shows a couple of cartouches, an 'SK' cartouche by the sling slot, and the serial number marked on the left side of the shoulder stock. Rifle retains approximately 94% of its blued finish with some light scratches, edge wear, and thinned finish on the magazine floorplate. Metal displays a small spot of rust and pin-prick pitting on the rear of the receiver and bolt release. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in good or better condition with pretty normal handling blemishes and storage marks. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

'Featherlight', an American made slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shotshells, and manufactured circa 1968 in Ithaca, NY. Shotgun features a blued finish, a 18-1/4" round barrel, red fiber optic front sight, the fixed choke measures 'Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge (barrel stamped 'Modified'), five-round 2/3 length tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, bottom eject, single action bar, serrated bolt release at the front of the trigger guard, and a checkered push-button safety on the trigger guard. The walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with press checkering at the wrist, press checkered slide handle, factory red ventilated rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers, 14" length-of-pull, and black plastic Ithaca grip cap. The receiver displays limited coverage of dog and waterfowl scenes roll stamped on both sides. The original blued finish retained is approximately 88% with light handling blemishes, contact wear from the slide handle, and minor edge wear. Metal displays no deformation, but there are scattered oxidative speckling and spots. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore shows oxidation. The furniture wood is in fair condition with handling blemishes, and a crack on at the wrist on the shoulder stock. Shotgun include an extra 2-3/4" 12 Gauge 26" barrel, with a front sight, and accepts choke tubes ('Improved Modified' installed). The extra barrel also shows some oxidation. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Turkish made double-action semi-automatic 'tip-up' compact pistol chambered for .380 Automatic Colt Pistol, and imported by European American Armory Corporation out of Cocoa, FL. EAA calls this pistol the 'MC 14T Solution,' a compact pistol that offers an easy to load concealable option for self-defense. Pistol features a matte black finish, a 4-1/2” tip-up barrel, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, smooth curved trigger, external ring hammer with serrated spur, smooth frame mounted ambidextrous manual safety, aluminum frame with accessory rail on the dust cover, serrated grip straps, serrated tip-up lever mounted on the right side of the frame, annular cut push-button magazine release, lanyard loop on the heel, and two-piece serrated polymer grips with silver Girsan medallions on both sides. The original black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer grips are also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory foam lined hard case with matching end label, three 13-round Mec-Gar magazines total (Beretta 84 Cheetah compatible), bore brush, and cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Mount is in excellent condition. Measures 26" x 14" x 19". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Brazilian made traditional double-action polymer revolver chambered for .357 Magnum. The Protector Poly was introduced at the 2010 SHOT Show as a light weight compact revolver. Revolver features a matte brown polymer construction, an approximately 2" ventilated rib stainless steel barrel with a 1:16.5 right-hand twist rate, fixed orange fiber optic front sight, square notched top strap rear sight, external hammer with a checkered spur, serrated curved trigger, full-length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, steel fluted matte black oxide five-round cylinder, serrated thumb piece, internal locking safety on the rear of the hammer, transfer bar safety, and a single-piece ribbed black rubber grip with Taurus Medallions on both sides. The original brown polymer condition retained is approximately 99% little to speak of. The original matte black oxide cylinder finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes, and a light drag line. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The rubber grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Revolver includes a black plastic foam lined hard case, separate end label, and instruction manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made compact semi-automatic striker-fired pistol chambered for .40 Smith & Wesson, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. This is a Performance Center pistol with model number (11870), and it has been discontinued by the manufacturer. Pistol features a stainless steel ported slide with a matte black Armornite finish, a 3.1" ported stainless steel Armornite finished barrel with loaded chamber view port, tritium dovetailed blade front sight with orange outline, tritium dovetailed square notched rear sight, scalloped slide serrations, full-length metal guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, smooth curved two-piece trigger safety trigger, serrated frame mounted manual safety, stainless steel chassis system, granular textured polymer frame with S&W M&P logos on both sides, slightly undercut trigger guard, 18 degree grip angle, granular textured push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, and serrated take-down lever. The original Armornite finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, two 7-round OEM magazines total, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New ***Modern Firearm***

American made single-action rimfire revolver chambered for .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22 Long Rifle cylinder included), and was manufactured in Miami, FL. The Heritage Rough Rider (SKU RR22MB4) was introduced in 1992 as part of Heritage Manufacturing's line of cowboy-style single-action firearms. Revolver features a 4-3/4" black oxide round barrel with a 1:14 right-hand twist rate, fixed blade front sight, square notched top strap rear sight, smooth curved trigger, un-fluted black oxide 6-round cylinder, knurled cylinder pin head, bird's head style ejector rod button, matte black zinc alloy frame (Heritage states it's a black oxide finish), matte black zinc alloy trigger guard, external hammer with a serrated spur, manual safety on the left side of the hammer, three brass screws in the revolver's construction, smooth grip straps, and two-piece smooth brown laminate wood grips. The original black finish retained is approximately 88% with strong finish on the barrel, cylinder, and on some of the smaller components, but the zinc alloy parts of this firearm shows an imperfect black oxide finish application. Metal displays no deformation, but there is light oxidation on the installed .22 Magnum cylinder. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The spare .22 Long Rifle cylinder also has some light oxidation with bright chambers. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The grip wood is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Revolver includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, .22 Long Rifle Cylinder, instruction manual, and trigger lock. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

With Kachina medicine wheel. Measures 23-1/2H x 23-1/2W

#T6472-12AH00317 Turkish made semi-automatic traditional double-action pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and imported by TriStar out of North Kansas City, MO. The TriStar C100 was manufactured by Canik 55 with inspiration from the CZ 75. Pistol features a matte black Cerakote finish, steel frame and slide, a 3.9" ramped barrel, full-length metal guide rod with a coiled recoil spring, pinned blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, smooth curved trigger, ring hammer with a serrated spur, serrated frame mounted manual safety, serrated slide stop/take down lever, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated front strap and front trigger guard, smooth backstrap, extended beavertail, and two-piece black plastic checkered grips with Canik 55 trademarks on both sides. The original matte black Cerakote finish retained is approximately 97% with handling marks on the slide stop, and some edge wear and nicks towards the front of the pistol. Metal displays a small amount of oxidation on the right grip screw, and some of the nicks at the front of the pistol can be felt by hand. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes two 14-round magazines total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Retailer marked European (proofs not visible) double shotgun with damascus patterned steel BBLs with agents marking "C.M. King, Oakland CA." 28" BBLs and 44 1/2" overall with automatic ejectors, single trigger, rounded pistol grip, checkered stock, and low rise rib. Good quality select grained wood stock with quality workmanship. Greener cross bolt lock, metal and stock are good to very good overall condition with minor wear, use, and imperfections. Choked mod./mod. Pull approximately 13 3/4" to end of butt plate. Has some play in the lockup tight and bright bores. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible

Double/Single action revolver features blued finish, smooth wood grips with Charter Arms medallions, 3" barrel, fixed sights, round butt. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 95% blue with minor scratches, edge/holster wear. Grips are excellent condition. Action operates smoothly with tight lock-up. Manufactured 1967-73. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

American made semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Bonners Ferry, ID. Rifle features a blue anodized finish on the receiver, in-the-white trigger housing and magazine release, integral picatinny optics mount on the receiver, cleaning port on the rear of the receiver, an approximately 17" carbon fiber wrapped stainless steel barrel with a threaded muzzle, laser hardened breech, 1/2"-28 muzzle threads with a smooth thread protector, no provisions for iron sights, aftermarket upgraded 10/22 fire control group and trigger housing, hammer buffer, smooth curved blue trigger, detachable rotary style magazine, extended magazine release lever, match bolt, bolt buffer, automatic bolt release, and a skeletonized charging handle. Furniture consists of a Boyd's smooth blue/gray laminate thumbhole shoulder stock, ribbed black plastic capped forend with two sling studs, adjustable cheek weld, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a length-of-pull adjustable black rubber recoil pad. Furniture looks to have been bedded. A Sightron S-TAC second focal plane 3-16x42mm 'Zero Stop' scope with a MOA-3 reticle is mounted using two-piece Vortex 30mm rings. The original blue anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The in-the-white aluminum finish retained is approximately 99% with no observed handling marks. Barrel finish is excellent. Metal displays no rust or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with minor handling marks. Scope's sight picture is bright and clear. Rifle includes one factory 10-rd magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Pistole Vz.82' Czech single/double action pistol imported by CAI, Georgia VT. Features a black finish with polished sides on the slide, "she" code (indicating the Czech Uherský Brod factory) and "89' (Man.1989). on right frame, 3.75" barrel, fixed sights with front blade with red ,ambidextrous frame mounted safety, lanyard stud, black plastic checkered grips. Bore is very good condition. Retains 95% black finish with some handling wear, grips are very good condition. Includes (1) 12-rd aftermarket magazine with chrome floorplate and three issued 8-rd magazines. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Recast at the Heikka Foundry. 1985. 114/1000. Quality restrike. Measures: 22"W x 22"H x 8"D. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

SN: 262-16697. American made single action rimfire revolver chambered for .22 LR/.22 Magnum, manufactured circa 1989 in Southport, CT. Revolver features a matte blued finish, 9-1/2" round barrel, raised serrated fixed blade front sight, micrometer adjustable notched rear sight, fluted six-round cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, round ejector rod button, smooth curved trigger with frame mounted firing pin, transfer bar safety, two-toned hammer with serrated spur, smooth grip straps, and two-piece smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions. The original matte blued finish retained is approximately 94% with light scattered scratches/rubs, the black painted alloy triggerguard, back strap & ejector rod housing have some scratches with a little finish loss, bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. Wood grips are very good, and the action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. .22 Magnum cylinder installed, comes with .22 LR cylinder. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

(7) Total. One is a fully beaded belt with buckles. Measures 34" end to end and one strip has been fashioned into a necklace with hanging beaded tie.

Semi-automatic. gas-operated 12 gauge shotgun. Produced 1972. Matte black finish, black polymer semi-beavertail checkered forearm, high comb pistol grip stock with factory solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs, 20 1/2" plain barrel with no provisions for sights, rifled bore, 2 3/4" chamber, MOD fixed choke. 4-rd tube magazine, push safety. Bottom loading, side ejecting. Floral scroll designs on receiver. One piece scope rail, Weaver rings mounting a Simmons 4x32 Shotgun scope with diamond reticle, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, action is crisp/tight, matte finish is about 92% with minor scratches, there is some light patches of patina/pitting on the scope base & lower left receiver. Stocks are very good/sound. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

American made single-shot rolling block rifle chambered for 7mm Spanish Mauser, and manufactured in Ilion, NY. This is possibly a South American contract #5, or an M1902 rifle. Rifle features a color case finished receiver and blued refinished barrel, an approximately 30" round barrel, inverted 'V' front sight, unique elevation adjustable ladder and slide type rear sight, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a checkered spur, checkered breach block, no cleaning rod, bayonet lug on nose cap, and an extractor. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock smooth forend, sling swivel on the front barrel band, rear barrel band marked 'U', sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. The blued refinish retained is approximately 89% with edge wear and thinning towards the muzzle. The case-color finish retained is approximately 10% with most of the receiver and components taking on a brown patina. Metal displays slight deformation in some of the screw slots, and pin-prick pitting along the barrel. The bore appears bright with strong rifling, and the action functions smooth and crisp. Markings are generally legible with the first line of the address line a partial, but still clear. The furniture wood is good considering its age with heavy handling marks. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Vintage Italian made magazine fed bolt action rifle chambered for 6.5x52mm ammunition, and manufactured circa 1873. In 1887 the Model 1870 was upgraded to a four-round modified Carcano magazines, and became known as the Model 1870/87 Vetterli-Vitali. These were also rechambered, and sleeved to accept the 6.5x52mm cartridge ('Salerno' barrel sleeving method). Rifle feature a blued finish, an approximately 33-3/4" round barrel, inverted 'V' front sight, elevation adjustable rear sight, smooth curved trigger, ornate trigger guard, turned down bolt handle, serrated push-button magazine release, and a bayonet lug mounted on the right side of the barrel. The hardwood furniture consists of a straight gripped shoulder stock, long smooth forend, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, sling swivel on the front barrel band, metal forend cap, and a smooth metal butt plate. There are many proof marks on the barrel chamber, along with the date and place of manufacture. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% with handling marks, and the finish taking on a brown patina. Metal displays some deformation in some of the screw slots, some dings on the rear of the receiver, and light scattered rust on the rifles entirety. The action seems to function, and the bolt is a little sloppy. The bore appears a little dark, but has strong rifling. The furniture wood is in fair condition with heavy handling marks and a crack in the buttstock. Markings are fairly legible. No magazines or clips included. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Antique***

Turkish made slide-action shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and imported by Dickinson LLC. out of Moorpark, CA. Shotgun features a matte black finish, a 18-1/2" round barrel, fixed choke measures 'Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge, fixed blade front sight, smooth curved trigger, bolt release paddle mounted in front of the trigger guard, 5-round magazine capacity, dual action bars, and a trigger guard mounted push-button manual safety. The black polymer furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, finger grooved and ribbed slide handle, sling stud on the magazine tube bracket, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14-1/4" length-of-pull, and a black ventilated rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with very light scratches, and contact wear from the slide handle. Metal displays no rust, but there is a spot in front of the chamber area where there is a small material loss and the finish is chipped. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore appears bright and shiny. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage American made side-by-side hammerless box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Hatfield, MA. The C.S. Shattuck Arms Co. was located in Hatfield Massachusetts circa 1877-1915 (Charles S. Shattuck Arms Co.). Shotgun features 26-3/4" barrels, brass bead front sight (flattened), fixed chokes are open, extractor, double smooth curved triggers, checkered top lever, and a serrated sliding tang safety. The refinished hardwood furniture consists of a smooth round knobbed shoulder stock, checkered Schnabel forend, 14-1/4" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-7/8" drop-at comb, 3-3/4" drop at heel, and a checkered black plastic factory butt plate. So much of the original finish is gone that it is hard to identify how the shotgun was finished. It looks like the barrel was originally blued, and the receiver was color-case hardened. The original finish retained is approximately 5% with most of the shotgun taking on a brown patina. Metal displays no external rust, dents and deformation on the bottom of the receiver, and some light pin-prick pitting. Bores have sparse areas of oxidation, and the action needs repair. Barrels fall easily under their own weight, and the top lever rests to the right of the tangs centerline. The hardwood furniture is in poor condition with chipping and cracks around the tang, low checkering on the forend, and handling blemishes. This shotgun is great for parts, or repair. Condition is NRA Poor. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Vintage Belgian made side-by-side hammer shotgun chambered for 2" .410 Gauge shells. Shotgun features approximately 26" barrels (marked 'BELGIUM LAMINATED STEEL'), both bores measure 'Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge, brass bead front sight, double smooth curved triggers, checkered top lever, checkered external 'rabbit ear' hammers, and an extractor. The hardwood furniture consists of a round knobbed pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered splinter forend, 13-3/4" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-1/2" drop at comb, 2-5/16" drop at heel, and a serrated metal butt plate. So much of the original finish has turned to a brown patina, that it is hard to identify how the shotgun was originally finished. It looks like the original finish was blued, but it is possible that the locks were color-case hardened. The original finish retained is approximately 50% with scratches, handling marks, and edge wear. Metal displays some very small and light spots of rust. There is a dent in the right barrel, and there is minor deformation in some of the screw slots. The action functions smooth and crisp, and the barrels fall quickly under their own weight with the top lever resting to the left of the tangs centerline. Bores appear to have some areas of sparse oxidation. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Antique***

Sporterized German military bolt-action rifle chambered for .22-250 ammunition, and importer markings were not found. This has a Mauser style action, and the receiver ring is dated 1916. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 24-1/4" bull barrel with a recessed crown, no provisions for iron sights, manual three position flag type safety, turned down bolt handle, in-the-white bolt handle and body, serrated curved trigger shoe, left receiver rail mounted bolt release, milled trigger guard, and stripper clip guides cut into the receiver. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, right hand cheek piece, smooth flat forend with a sling stud hole, black forend tip, and a serrated aluminum adjustable butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with minor edge wear, thinning on the trigger guard, and a few light handling blemishes. Metal displays rust and slight deformation in one of the screw slots. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in very good condition with minor handling marks, and a small spot of a resinous substance behind the trigger guard. Too much of this rifle has been replaced for C&R status, and the rifle would be rated as very good if it were not for the observed small instance of rust. Condition is NRA Good ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic striker-fired micro pistol chambered in .380 Auto, and manufactured in Maryville, TN. Pistol features a black Armornite finished stainless steel slide and barrel, front and rear slide serrations, 2.75" barrel with loaded chamber viewing port, dovetailed tritium front sight with orange outline, serrated 'U' notched rear sight, full-length metal guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, flat-face trigger with integral blade safety, reversible granular textured push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, granular textured take-down lever, undercut trigger guard, and a black polymer frame with granular texturing around the grip. The original black Armornite finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Frame polymer is in excellent with little remarkable. Pistol includes three magazines total (one 12-round, and on 10-round). Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic full-size striker-fired pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, imported by Glock Inc. of Smyrna, GA. Pistol features a black phosphate finished slide, full-length metal guide rod assembly with a flat captive recoil spring, 4.61" barrel with polygonal rifling, tritium fixed blade front sight with an orange outline, dovetailed serrated tritium square notched rear sight, smooth curved trigger with an integrated blade safety, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, custom 'INFIDEL' slide plate, undercut trigger guard, and a black polymer frame with a granular textured grip and no finger grooves. Grip tape is adhered to the top of the slide, and a black granular textured Hogue grip sleeve is installed onto the grip. The original matte black phosphate finish retained is approximately 96% with edge wear, and light handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong polygonal rifling. The frame polymer is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks, and the night sights still glow. Pistol includes one factory 10-round magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

c.1901 Damascus double BBL shotgun marked "J.P. Clabrough and Bros Makers - London and Birmingham" with box lock action, auto ejectors, double triggers, pistol gripped, checkered stock, greener cross bolt lock with gold inlaid "safe" on top tang. 30" damascus patterened steel BBL's. Choked I.M. left and Mod. right. 14 1/2" to end of butt plate. Nice scroll and engraving with game and dog scene on the trigger guard. Very good overall condition showing 50-70% original brown and case color finishes. Stock shows a select grain with good checkering and fit up well to metal. Tight action with good lock up and bright bores. From the Larry Shelton estate collection, author of "J.P. Clabrough Birmingham Maker". Condition is NRA Very Good Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible

Brazilian made semi-automatic single-action-only strike-fired compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger. The Taurus GX2 T.O.R.O. was introduced in 2025 (SKU 1-GX2P931). Pistol features a matte black slide finish, bull-nosed slide with front and rear cocking serrations, T.O.R.O. optic-cut slide with a smooth removable plate installed, full-length guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, a 3.38" stainless steel Sharpshooter barrel with a target crown and a 1:10" twist rate, loaded chamber view port, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight, fire control unit with full-length guide rails, flat-faced trigger with an integral blade safety, striker block, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated frame mounted manual safety, serrated slide stop, serrated take-down lever, serrated slide plate, black granular textured finger grooved frame with the Taurus logo on both grip panels, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, and an undercut trigger guard. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with the end label, manual, cable lock, and one magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Turkish made semi-automatic short recoil single-action Browning Hi-Power clone chambered for 9x91mm Luger, and imported by European American Armory (EAA) out of Cocoa, FL. This pistol has a two-toned finish with a matte Tungsten gray frame and a matte black slide (maybe Cerakote ceramic paint), and the SKU for this pistol is '390455'. Pistol features a 4.87" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with a white centerline, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white lines, external extractor, full-length metal guide rod, slim smooth curved trigger, skeletonized ring hammer with a serrated spur, serrated push-button magazine release, magazine disconnect, serrated ambidextrous frame mounted manual safety, accepts modern 15-round magazines, smooth grip straps, and two piece black polymer grips with Girsan trademarks on both sides. The original matte finishes retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The polymer grips are also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes one 15-round Mec-Gar magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 71-04-13462-01."Large Frame". Spanish made single action semi-automatic pistol designed along the lines of a Colt M1911A1, manufactured by Gabilondo y Cia circa 1990. 7+1 capacity with a 4 3/4" chrome barrel. Fixed blade, and notch sights, Frame mounted thumb safety, and grip safety, slightly arched grooved mainspring housing. Serrated trigger and fore straps. Blued metal finish with nickel plated controls, beavertail grip safety & mainspring housing, grip safety has added memory bump made of 'Bondo' type material, checkered black rubber grips with 'Llama motifs'. Comes with ten 7-rd magazines and one 12 rd extended magazine. Slide action is smooth/tight. Bore is excellent/bright, grips are excellent, blued finish is about 96%, with slight edge wear, and a few minor scratches. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Swedish made military bolt-action rifle chambered for 6.5x55mm Swedish, and manufactured by Carl Gustafs circa 1917 (as marked on the receiver ring). Rifle was imported by Century Arms International out of St. Albans, VT. The receiver ring is marked 'CARL GUSTAFS STADS, GEVARSFAKTORI.' which translate to, "Rifle Factory of Carl Gustaf's Town." This long rifle features a blued finish, receiver cut for stripper clip guide, an approximately 29" threaded barrel, smooth thread protector, dovetailed blade front sight, adjustable flip-up ladder rear sight graduated to 600 meters, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, smooth curved trigger, 5-round internal box magazine, checkered three position flag type manual safety, checkered cocking piece, left receiver rail mounted bolt release, and straight bolt handle. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, finger grooved forend, smooth handguard, brass stock disc, sling swivel on barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the buttstock, and a smooth metal butt plate. Several parts are marked with crown proof marks, and the stock is also marked with crown cartouches. The stock's brass disc is marked '0' for bore diameter, '0' for the 'Overslag' (elevation aiming error), and '2' for the bore condition. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt (in four places), rear sight, floor plate, bolt release, and butt plate (serial '867'). Rifle retains approximately 92% of its original blued finish with minor scratches, thinning on the barrel, and edge wear. Metal condition shows no rust, and there was no observed deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The wood furniture is in good to very good condition for its age with normal impressions, scratches, and scuffs. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Gafted cheater type, solid brass construction, with vintage deck of cards, measures 3.5" by 3.5" From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Canvas cartridge belt with brass buckle. Measures 40" end to end. From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

Canvas belt with 30 cal loops with brass U.S. marked buckle. 46" end to end. From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

Italian made folding over and under combination gun chambered for .22 Long rifle, and 3" 12 Gauge shotshells. This rifle was manufactured in 2015 ('CN' date code), and imported by Chiappa Firearms LTD. out of Dayton, OH. Inspired by the M6 Aircrew Survival Weapon, this gun was intended to be lightweight and easily stowed. Rifle features a satin blued finish, 18-1/2" rifle and shotgun barrels, the fixed choke 12 gauge bore measures 'Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge, fixed red fiber optic front sight integral to a barrel band with a sling stud on the bottom, fully adjustable protected aperture rear sight (M1 style), double smooth curved triggers, steel action lever, shell extractor, serrated sliding tang safety, three approximately 4" picatinny rail sections around the forend, 13" length-of-pull to the front trigger, skeletonized steel straight gripped stock filled with Chiappa's polypropylene foam, sling swivel stud on the right side of the shoulder stock, and storage holes on the top of the shoulder stock. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% with slight edge wear, and handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there is sparse oxidative speckling observed on several of the components. The action is smooth and crisp, with the barrels opening slowly with some motivation. The .22 LR bore is bright with strong rifling, and the 12 gauge bore is bright and shiny. The stock foam is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Includes a sterling and copper bracelet, a sterling bracelet with matching sterling earrings, and ladies elgin wrist watch with abalone face

Includes Prescott P.D., Chino Valley P.D., Clarkdale P.D., Camp Verde P.D., Secondary Prescott P.D., Sedona P.D., Jerome P.D., Wickenburg P.D., Cottonwood P.D., and National Peace Officers Memorial Day badge date 2010. Also included is several patches from Arizona Police Departments. 23"Wx12"H

'Competition Target Model'. Blowback operated single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 2011. Features a brushed finish, stainless steel 6.3/4" slab-side heavy barrel with recessed crown, raised patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide serrated trigger, receiver drilled/tapped for optics, loaded chamber indicator, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, internal locking safety, cocking serrations on the bolt, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, and partially checkered two-piece brown laminated wood grips with thumb rest on the left panel & red Ruger medallion on the right. Includes the original factory grey plastic hard case with keys, manual, scope rail with screws, lock and spare magazine. (2) total. Pistol exhibits only a few light handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, bore is pristine, and wood grips are fine. NRA Condition-Near Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

Set in sterling silver. Unsigned. 7.5" with a gap

American made bolt-action repeating rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield. This is a U.S. infantry rifle that was used in both Word Wars, and it is essentially a modified Mauser turn-bolt action which has been sporterized. Rifle features a blued refinish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, stripper clip guides cut into the receiver, a 23-3/4" tapered cut-down barrel, iron sights removed, serrated curved trigger, internal clip-fed 5-round magazine, 'dog leg' style bolt handle, bolt release on the left receiver rail, military style hinged floorplate, and a serrated right receiver mounted manual thumb safety. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock, right-hand cheek piece, smooth forend with a black forend tip, sling swivels on the forend and on the bottom of the shoulder stock, checkered black plastic grip cap with a clear spacer, and a black ventilated rubber recoil pad with gold, black, and clear spacers. "U.S. MODEL OF 1917 EDDYSTONE," and the serial number is marked on chamber. The barrel is dated 8-19, a flaming bomb is stamped on left receiver rail, and the bolt handle is stamped "SN". A single-piece Redfield scope mount is installed onto the top of the receiver. The blued refinish retained is approximately 85% with muzzle wear, general finish thinning, and handling wear. Metal displays slight deformation in some of the screw slots, and sparse oxidative speckling. The action functions, but the bolt is a little tough to cycle open. The bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition with no cracks, minor handling blemishes, and the finish is crazing. Rifle includes a leather sling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Nugget turquoise set in sterling silver. Measures 7" with the gap.

Blowback operated single action semi-automatic rimfire target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 2005. Features a blued finish, 4 1/2" slab-sided heavy barrel, raised red fiber-optic front sight with micro- adjustable v-notch with white line rear, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, bolt catch lever on the left side of the frame, serrated charging knobs on the rear of the bolt, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine and precision-molded black polymer grip frame with 1911 stylized checkered grip panels with red Ruger medallions,serrated frontstrap & checkered backstrap. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, literature, magazine loader and 3 spare factory 10-rd magazines. (4) total. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the polymer is fine. NRA Condition-Excellent in Case. Modern Firearm.

Depicts Indian Brave and sunset scene. Heavy crackalor. Measure 12" unsigned.

American made premium quality 1911A1 patterned single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. The Kimber Custom TLE (Tactical Law Enforcement) II was introduced in 2003 and originally designed for law enforcement, the LAPD to be specific. Pistol features a matte black finish, front and rear slide serrations, 5" match grade non-ramped barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed tritium blade front sight with a white outline, dovetailed tritium square-notched rear sight with white outlines, adjustable skeletonized serrated curved match grade trigger, two-toned skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, firing pin block safety (series 80), serrated manual safety on the left side of the frame, smooth upswept extended beavertail grip safety, checkered slide stop, checkered push-button magazine release, accepts factory 7-round magazine, checkered flat mainspring housing, 30 lines per inch checkering on the front strap, beveled magazine well, and two-piece aggressively textured green and black G10 grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing to speak of. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic grips are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes a factory cardboard box with label, gray soft case, one magazine total, documents, cable lock, flag sticker, magazine base plates, and a takedown tool. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Depicting two hunters and a dog, signed lower left corner. Matted and framed measures 19" x 22 1/2'. From The Phippen Art Museum.

#066367 American made double-barrel single-action derringer style pistol chambered for .45 Long Colt, and 2-1/2" .410 shotshells. Manufactured in Waco, TX, the production of this pistol began in 1985 and continued into the early 2000s. Pistol features a polished stainless steel construction, 4-1/8" double over and under barrels, automatic barrel selector, fixed blade front sight, 'U' notched rear sight on barrels, external hammer with a serrated spur, manual 'Hammer-Block' push-button safety, smooth flat spur trigger, serrated barrel locking lever, serrated manual shell extractor, smooth grip straps, and two-piece smooth rosewood grips. The original stainless steel finish retained is approximately 97% with minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with slight wiggle in the lock-up. The bores are bright with some scoring across the rifling, perpendicular to the bore axis. The grip wood is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks. Pistol includes the original factory metal box with form molded liner, and instruction manual. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Modern firearm***

Frederic Remington's The Cheyenne reproduction depicts a Native American warrior charging on horseback with a lance. Measures 23"H x 22"L

A series semi-automatic rimfire rifle. Features a delayed blowback semi-automatic action, detachable 10-round rotary magazine(No magazine) thread-in headspace system, 22' free float carbon steel barrel with no provisions for sights, 1:16' twist, Accu-trigger, high luster blued finish, push-button safety, polymer charging handle, 2 piece Weaver style bases mounting a vortex Diamondback 4-12x40 scope, clear optics. Boyd's green laminated thumb-hole stock with ported forearm, thin rubber recoil pad with image of coyote on the right side, swivel studs with extra one for bipod mounting. the bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the wood is excellent and the blue finish is about 98% with minor rubs. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

1) Leather belt decorated with multi colored glass seed beads and brass spots, measures 45" end to end 2) Plains Indian Possibles bag with fringe and beaded cross motif, 14" long by 3" wide From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

In .36 - .40 CAL. Signed in script "J. Knight" on the BBL and stamped "Schnider" in block letters at the breach. The left side of stock in the cheekpiece area a "football" shaped brass engraving plaque is inscribed "E. Simmons Feb. 22, 1848". From the collection of Larry Shelton. Mr. Shelton's inventory and tag indicates purchase from California pioneer family in 1960's. The stock shows "burnt cord" or false tiger striping popular in this era shortly before the California gold rush. The rifle remains in good to V.G. condition with minor pitting in the metal and very good stock showing only minor aging and small imperfections. The action is working and the ramrod is a too short replacement. . 40" BBL, 56" overall. Approx. .36 - .40 CAL rifled BBL. Condition is NRA Good. Antique Firearm

American made semi-automatic gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Windham, ME. Rifle features a matte black Type III Hard-Coat anodized receiver finish, forged 7075 aluminum upper and lower receivers, fixed carry handle upper receiver, a 17" heavy barrel with a 1:9" twist rate, permanently attached ported muzzle brake, A-frame style front sight base with a protected elevation adjustable post, fully adjustable dual aperture rear sight on carry handle, sling swivel on the bottom of the front sight base, smooth curved single-stage trigger, carbine length gas system, AR-15 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, tear drop style bolt assist, spring loaded dust cover, shell deflector, stepped delta ring, ribbed carbine length polymer handguards with aluminum heat shields, standard charging handle, standard trigger guard, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, checkered A2 style pistol grip with a single finger groove and serrated backstrap, rifle length receiver extension with a rifle buffer and spring, fixed black polymer butt stock with a sling swivel on the bottom, and a checkered butt plate with a storage compartment. The original black anodized finish retained is approximately 96% with minor edge wear, light scratches along the barrel, and some contact/handling wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in very good condition with light scratches and handling marks. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Italian made full-size double action semi-automatic clone of the CZ 75 pistol, chambered in 9x19mm and manufactured circa 1985. Features a blued finish, 4.5" barrel, blade front sight with red line, dovetailed rear sight with white outlined square notch, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, manual safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, push button magazine release, 15 round magazine with extended floor plate, steel frame and two-piece smooth wood grips. Pistol exhibits approximately 96% of it's original blued finish showing minor holster wear, scattered handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good with a few very minor scratches. Comes with an Uncle Mike's black nylon Sidekick holster. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

American made semi-automatic gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Krotz Springs, LA. These rifles have become popular because they are 'pre-ban' (1994 federal assault weapons ban). Rifle features a matte black receiver finish, cast aluminum upper and lower receivers, fixed carry handle upper receiver, a 20" pencil barrel with a 'FNMI' marking, three-prong style flash hider, A-frame style front sight base with a protected elevation adjustable post, bayonet lug on the front sight base, fully adjustable dual aperture rear sight on the carry handle, sling swivel on the bottom of the front sight base, smooth curved single-stage trigger, rifle length gas system, aluminum M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, serrated tear drop style bolt assist, spring loaded dust cover, shell deflector, stepped delta ring, ribbed rifle length polymer handguards with aluminum heat shields, standard charging handle, standard trigger guard, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, checkered A2 style pistol grip with a single finger groove and serrated backstrap, rifle length receiver extension with a rifle buffer and spring, fixed black polymer butt stock with a sling swivel on the bottom, and a checkered butt plate with a storage compartment. The original black finish retained is approximately 92% with edge wear, light scratches, and some handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, but deformation is present around the pivot pin. The pivot pin and hinge material are deformed. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in very good condition with light scratches and handling marks. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage Colt manufactured 1912. Medium frame double/single action revolver features blued finish, checkered wood grips with Colt medallions, 4 1/2" barrel, fixed sights. Two line address on top of barrel, "Colt Army Special 32-20 W.C.F." on left side and "rampant Colt" on left frame. Bore is very good/bright with strong rifling. Retains about 65% blue with holster wear, handling wear on the grips, minor scratches and some very light scattered pitting on the frame & cylinder, traces of nitre blue on the hammer & trigger. Grips are very good condition with wear to checkered points. Action is smooth. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Vintage American made take down pump action shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells manufactured circa 1927 in New Haven, CT. It features blued finish, grooved "corn cob" walnut pump handle, replaced walnut stock with checkered grip, serrated black plastic buttplate with Dog's Head, 30" ribbed barrel, fixed FULL choke, steel bead sight and push button safety. Retains approximately 40% of its original finish with handling wear, edge losses, and scratches. Bore is very good/bright. The wood is overall very good and sound with with minor scratches/dings, has been varnished The action is smooth and tight. Matching serial numbers on the receiver and barrel. LOP-13 3/4'. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

First pair of inlaid turquoise and coral thunderbirds. Second pair Lonnie Willis set in sterling silver and signed.

All sterling cuffs which can be worn together or separate.

Economic single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in Houlton, Maine. Features a satin black finish, interchangeable 5 1/2" slab side barrel, full-length aluminum Weaver style optic rail, fixed patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, .312” serrated curved trigger, concealed hammer, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, ambidextrous push button magazine release on the frontstrap, factory 10 round magazine, grey finished aluminum alloy frame, and black ‘Soft Touch’ polymer & rubber grips. Includes factory blue plastic case, lock, manual, two spare factory magazines (3) total. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor edge wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

20" From Neck To Tusk,18" Height And Tusk Measures 7.5"

Stainless steel single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, circa 1997. Features a polished finish, 4 3/4" barrel, blade front sight, notched rear sight, fluted six shot cylinder, ejector rod, transfer bar safety, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, and two piece simulated stag grips with black spacers. Revolver's finish shows a faint drag line on cylinder and minor scratches on surface. Action is smooth, bore is excellent/bright and grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage single-shot, take-down shotgun. Exposed hammer, 30" barrel with brass sighting bead, joint pin and lever in the left receiver to remove barrel, top lever, F7006 places manufacturing 1902 to 1914. Bore is fairly bright,some scattered light pitting, finish has turned a dull blue/brown patina, action is sound with good lock-up, wood is overall sound with many minor scratches, factory hard rubber buttplate is worn. right side of the stock & forearm have been decorated with brass tacks, look too new to be vintage. NRA Condition Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

#RIA2701002 'Rock Island Armory' Philippine made semi-automatic single-action 1911A1 style compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and imported by APINT out of Pahrump, NV. The Rock Island Armory 1911A1 CS Tactical II (SKU 56829) was introduced in 2016. Pistol features a satin stainless steel finish, many of the smaller components have a matte chrome finish, rear slanted cocking serrations and a full-length metal guide rod, dovetailed fixed blade front sight, dovetailed square notched rear sight, lowered and flared ejection port, bushing-less fluted 3.63" stainless steel bull barrel with a target crown, polished chrome skeletonized serrated curved trigger, polished chrome external hammer with a serrated spur, smooth extended beavertail grip safety with a subtle memory bump, serrated frame mounted manual safety, checkered slide stop, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style), serrated push-button magazine release, serrated flat mainspring housing, beveled magazine well, smooth front strap, and two-piece checkered hardwood double-diamond grips. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there are a couple of very small spots on the bottom of the frame that appear to be stains. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip wood is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original foam lined factory hard case with end label, cable lock, instruction manual, spent test shell casings, and one magazine total. This pistol would be considered excellent without the observed previously mentioned stains. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Entitled "Bronco Buster" on green marble base. Older restrike 13"H x 10"W.

Quality Uberti Italian made reproduction of the Colt 1851 Navy percussion revolver, 1871 Richards Mason conversion that was converted to fire .38 Special, removing the loading lever, and adding a ejector rod. Manufactured in Italy circa 2009. Imported by Stoeger. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 7 1/2" octagonal barrel, conical brass post front sight, dovetailed v-notch rear in hammer, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non- fluted 6 shot conversion cylinder, brass grip frame and smooth wood grips. Naval battle scene on cylinder, "1871" stamped on left barrel. Revolver is in excellent condition, bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, finishes, and wood are excellent. Matching serial Numbers. Comes in a very nice hand tooled brown leather belt holster by Oklahoma Leather. NRA Condition- Excellent. Modern Firearm

Measures: 48"H x 20"W x 17"D. Features 7 drawers locked behind a roller door. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

Vintage (1909 to 1939) take-down slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 12 gauge shells. Features a blued finish, 36" barrel with a bead front sight, 2 3/4' chamber, fixed CYL choke, tube magazine, steel hump-back receiver, smooth trigger, manual safety inside trigger guard, grooved walnut slide handle and pistol grip shoulder stock with black composition buttplate. LOP is 13.1/2". Bore is very good. Action is smooth, blue finish is about 10% with the rest turned a gray/brown patina with age & wear. Wood stocks look very good, the butt stock is a newer replacement. There are two old repair welds on the action bar. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

Size 1-1/2 yellow gold ring featuring an oval cabochon cut opal set in a simple bezel mounting.

American made pump-action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. Manufactured circa 1976 ('BI' date code). The Remington 'Fieldmaster' was in production from 1955 until 1988. Rifle features a blued finish on the steel parts, paint-like finish on the receiver, aluminum dovetailed receiver for optic mounting, 23" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with a steel bead, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, single action bar, about 3/4 length magazine tube, annular cut push-button safety at the rear of the trigger guard, and a serrated bolt release at the front of the trigger guard. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, corn-cob style pump handle, and a checkered Remington black plastic butt plate. A fixed power Bushnell Banner rifle scope with a duplex reticle is mounted to the receiver using two-piece 1" rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with minor handling marks, light edge wear, and a little contact wear on the action bar. Metal displays no deformation, but there is oxidative speckling on the steel parts. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition with minor scratches and dings, material transfers, and some thinning and edge wear on the shoulder stock. The scope's sight picture is clear, and bright. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Likely from 1900-1915 this antique seed pearl lavalier pendant necklace is accompanied with a fine gold chain.

Likely from 1900-1920 this antique lavalier pendant entails foliate gold mount, seed pearl and a sapphire stone

American made in Southport , Conn, circa 1976, this is a 6 shot Double Action Revolver chambered for .357 Magnum ammunition. It has a 6" blued barrel, frame and fluted cylinder, raised blade front sight and micro-adjustable rear notch sight. Serrated stainless trigger and hammer with knurled hammer spur. Transfer bar safety, shrouded ejector rod. Checkered black rubber Pachmayr "Presentation" grip . Metal finish is about 94% slight edge/holster wear, track line on the cylinder and a couple of minor scratches. Grips are excellent, Bore is excellent/bright and the action is smooth with tight lock-up. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

American made semi-automatic gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Wapello, IA. This rifle is a build using a Superior Arms lower receiver, and Bear Creek Arsenal upper receiver parts. Rifle features a matte black anodized receiver finish, right-side charge billet flat-top upper receiver, a 16" M4 profile barrel with a 1:8" twist rate, spiral slotted flash hider, low-profile gas block, smooth curved single-stage trigger, carbine length gas system, proprietary side-charging bolt carrier with a staked gas key, knurled receiver plug, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, 15" aluminum M-Lok handguard with picatinny sections on top and four quick detach sockets on the sides, smooth curved charging handle, standard trigger guard, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, checkered A2 style pistol grip with a single finger groove and serrated backstrap, commercial six-position receiver extension with a standard buffer and spring, and an adjustable black polymer M4 style butt stock with a sling swivel on the bottom with a checkered butt. The original black finish retained is approximately 99% with very light handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Full stocked "Kentucky" style rifle signed in script upon the BBL G or K Kennery, lock is stamped Demuth - Warranted. Possibly K Kennery of Lancaster and York Co. Penn. However the script is hard to decipher and not a certain attribution. The rifle measures 56 3/4" overall with 41" octagon BBL of medium weight, and about 56-62 caliber rifled bore, the BBL is secured by 3 keys and there are 2 screws in the lock plate, circa 1820-40s by style, the lock has been expertly repaired using a modern frizzen and spring. The stock shows natural fiddle back in the stock and inlayed bone around simple patch box. The front sight has been replaced in original dove tail. The metal condition is good with some light to moderate pitting and normal aging. The stock shows small imperfections and minor damage and loss. From the Larry Shelton estate collection with his #1 indicator on his inventory as the 1st Kentucky he purchased in 1952 for $60, in the Sacramento gold rush area. Condition is NRA Good. Antique Firearm

SN: B16350Quality reproduction of the Colt Whitneyville Walker 1847 .44 Cal. blackpowder revolver. Manufactured in Italy by Armi San Marco in 1988, imported by Connecticut Valley Arms. New Unfired revolver in original CVA black leatherette form fitted case. Mechanically excellent. The Whitneyville Walker 1847 features 9' round blued barrel, six shot non-fluted cylinder with Texas Rangers/Comanche battle scene oval bolt cuts, color case hardened frame, loading lever, plunger & hammer, square brass trigger guard, blued steel backstrap, one piece oiled walnut grips. Weights 4 pounds, 8 ounces, has an overall length of 15 3/4'. Barrel marked "U.S. 1847." Matching serial numbers. Revolver is in excellent, unfired condition, brass a a aged patina. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

14kt. The stones are prong-set in gold mounting and a fine delicate chain.

Quality Italian replica of the Colt Model 1860 Army six-shot percussion revolver manufactured in Italy by Pietta in 1995. It features an 8" round blued barrel with brass blade front sight, rear sight notched on hammer, and six-round blued non-fluted and rebated cylinder with naval engagement engraving. Shoulder stock provisions are cut into the recoil shield, the bottom of the grip, and there are screws on the sides of the frame for mounting. Color-case hardened frame, hammer, and loading lever, brass triggerguard, and smooth hardwood grip. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Wood grips are excellent with light handling marks. The blued finish retained is about 90%, with minor scratches and holster wear, mostly on the barrel & loading lever. The brass is good, there is some patches of light pitting to the case hardening on the left frame. The action is crisp and tight. Matching serial numbers. Condition is NRA Good. Antique Firearm.

This is a U.S. Military rifle that has been sporterized. High polish blue finish, bolt in the white. 24" barrel with ramped post/bead front sight, vintage Redfield adjustable peep sight mounted to right receiver, manual safety, hinged floorplate. Smooth wood pistol-grip , cheek piece, right-handed cheek rest with black plastic buttplate, contrasting black forearm tip. Bore is very good/bright strong rifling. Action is smooth, wood is good/sound with minor scratches/dents, blue is about 85% with some minor scratches and handling wear. brown leather 1907 style sling attached. NRA Condition-Good+ as Sporterized. C&R Firearm

American made semi-auto rimfire pistol chambered for .22 Long Rifle ammunition, and manufactured circa 2000 in Southport, CT. This is a Mark II Series Pistol that is designed as the 'Competition Target Model' version of the 22/45 (model number '00197'). Pistol features a matte blue finish, an approximately 7-7/8" slab-side barrel with a recessed crown, receiver mounted 4-1/2" picatinny rail, raised undercut patridge front sight, dovetailed micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, serrated curved silver-toned trigger, serrated bolt knob, annular cut bolt stop, frame mounted annular cut manual safety, annular cut push-button magazine release, black Zytel frame patterned after the 1911 with serrated grip panels and smooth grip straps. The original matte blue finish retained is approximately 98% showing very light handling blemishes, small nicks, and minor edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The zytel frame is in excellent condition. Pistol includes three magazines total. Condition is NRA Very Good. *** Modern Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features single action trigger, two tone finish with matte blue slide with polished sides over stainless steel frame, combat triggerguard, checkered wood grips, serrated ramp front sight, raised square notch rear sight in dovetail, wide serrated trigger with travel adjustment, knurled grip straps, slide mounted firing pin block safety, 5" barrel. Bore is excellent/bright, grips are very good, action is smooth and the finish is about 75% with edge wear, scratches and a amount of handling/holster wear on the slide. Includes one factory 8-rd magazine. Condition is NRA Good. Modern Firearm.

Brazilian made, imported by Taurus Int, the Taurus PT99 AF is a semi-automatic, large frame pistol that is a close relative Chambered in 9mm Luger (9x19mm). 5' barrel, full length guide rod, standard 15-round magazines, double-action/single-action.(the "99" designation specifically denotes the adjustable-sight variant of the PT92 line). Frame-mounted ambidextrous safety and decocker. AF stands for Ambidextrous Safety and Firing pin block. 3-dot sights with micro-adjustable square-notch rear sight, combat triggerguard, lanyard loop, 15-rd magazine with extended floorplate, black rubber textured Pachmayr finger-grooved grips. Comes in original factory box with original factory checkered wood grips, 4 extra 15-rd magazines and 4 30-rd magazines. (9) Total. All magazines are blued steel. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the blue is about 98& with some very minor scratches and the grips are excellent. NRA condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Metal frame with wooden seat. Seat and frame are painted green and blue with some paint missing and some rust on frame. "T" and "heart" stamped on seat. Frame is misshapen, but is sturdy.

American made semi-automatic single-action hammer fired pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured circa 2022 in Prescott AZ. Pistol features a black oxide slide finish with front and rear slide serrations, hard-coat anodized aluminum chassis with full-length guide rails, through-hardened alloy steel slide, full-length guide rod assembly with a captive flat recoil spring, 4" blued ramped barrel with a 1:10 right-hand twist rate, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with a white outline, smooth curved trigger with an integral blade safety, internal hammer, smooth push-button magazine release, serrated frame mounted manual safety, loaded chamber view port, Secure Action fire-control system, glass-filled nylon grip module with a picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, granular textured grip with Ruger trademarks on both sides, and an undercut trigger guard. The original matte black oxide finish retained is approximately 97% with edge wear, thinning on the rear of the slide, and very light handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong polygonal rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with a little dirt in the texturing. Pistol includes one 15-round magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

High quality double-action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered for .40 Smith & Wesson, and shipped in 2008 (end label states 'Used' on box). The frame is made in Germany, and imported by SIGARMS, Exeter NH. From about 1991 until the early 2000's, the P229 was made with American slides and German frames. By 2009 nearly all P229's were completely American made. Pistol features a matte black Nitron finish on the stainless steel slide, a black hard-coat anodized finished aluminum frame, 3.7" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with white center line, two-piece granular textured black plastic grips with 'P226' marked on both panels, serrated front strap, serrated front trigger guard, slightly undercut trigger guard, full-length metal guide rod with a coiled recoil spring, serrated take-down lever, frame mounted serrated decocker, serrated push-button magazine release, and smooth curved trigger. The original matte black finishes retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling marks. Metal displays no rust, but the barrel hood appears to have been ground down for some reason. Also, the top inside surface of the slide shows heat discoloration. Otherwise, the action seems smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Grip polymer is also in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. This pistol may need a new barrel, consult a reputable gunsmith. Pistol includes the original red plastic factory foam lined hard case with end label, two factory 10-round magazines total, instruction manual, 1one magazine speed-loader, and a black nylon Passport holster. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic striker fired compact pistol chambered for .40 Smith & Wesson. The second generation Glocks were produced from 1988 until 1997. Pistol features a matte black finished slide with rear cocking serrations, serrated slide plate, 4.02" polygonal rifled barrel, full-length guide rod assembly with a captive recoil spring, tritium fixed blade front sight with a white outline, tritium dovetailed square notched rear sight with white outlines, serrated curved trigger with an integral blade safety, serrated slide stop, serrated push-button magazine release, accepts factory 13-round magazines, black polymer frame with checkered grip straps and pebble textured grip panels, undercut trigger guard with a checkered front, and a beveled magazine well. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with light edge wear, and superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong polygonal rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. The tritium night sights no longer glow. Pistol includes the factory black 'Tupperware' box, magazine speed loader, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

1) Frank Given peyote religious leader B&W photo with piece medallion necklace. 9.5" x 7.5" framed. 2) Group shot morning after peyote meeting in front of Chief Big trees home. Measures 6" x 4" 3) B&W photo Pueblo girls entered Carlisle August 1884. Measures 9" x 7" 4) Pueblo girls 6 months after the arrival at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. 9.5" x 7.5"

The "Distinguished Combat Magnum Stainless." American made six shot revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Built on the L target frame. It features stainless steel construction with a 4" barrel, fluted cylinder, full underlug, smooth trigger, serrated blade front sight with orange insert, adjustable rear sight on serrated sighting rib, knurled hammer spur and cylinder release, smooth trigger. Pachmayr Presentation grips with S&W medallions. Metal finish looks good with minor scuffs/scratches, and a faint drag line on the cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

1) Pair of Gal Leg spurs. Copper and silver overlayed with spade motif. 1) Ruw Art aluminum spurs with leather spur straps 1) A pair of Crockett spurs with engraved triangles on straps. All three in good condition

With geometric design in gray, brown, and mustard yellow. Measures 43-1/2"H x 33"W. Overall good condition.

Mount is in excellent condition. Measures Approximately 60" x 19" x 30". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

R. Lutke & Co. display case. "PORTLAND ORE." and "SEATTLE WASH." on makers plaque. Lined with red felt. Two sliding mirror doors. Measures: 61"W x 16"H x 27"D. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

Turkish made gas-operated semi-automatic bull-pup shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge Magnum shotshells, and imported by Garaysar out of Fort Myers, FL. Shotgun features a matte black metal finish, aluminum receiver with a top picatinny optics rail, 19.7" 4140 steel barrel, accepts choke tubes with an 'Improved Modified' choke installed, fully adjustable pop-up polymer back-up iron sights, smooth curved trigger, skeletonized right-side charging handle, serrated manual safety above the left side of the grip, angled foregrip, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated magazine release lever, picatinny accessory rail on the bottom of the forend, granular textured pistol gripped stock, adjustable cheek weld, solid rubber recoil pad with black spacers, and a sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock. The original black finish retained is approximately 96% with very light handling blemishes, and edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. Shotgun includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Three of which are framed. One of which is not framed. All of the paintings are 12"H x 12"W

'Model H-D Military' an American made semi-automatic single-action rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1946 in New Haven, CT. Even though this pistol is dubbed 'Military,' it was not manufactured for the military. This is pretty much a copy of the 'Model H-D' with an external safety. Manufactured from 1945-1950, there were approximately 143,000 produced. Pistol features a gloss blued finish, 6.75" heavy round barrel, serrated fixed blade front sight, dovetailed micrometer adjustable notched rear sight (fully adjustable with elevation screw), serrated external manual safety, checkered slide stop lever mounted on the right side of the frame, 'type-II' takedown with a right-side frame mounted lever that has a knurled round pick-up, serrated heel magazine release, external hammer with checkered spur, and two-piece checkered walnut grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 75% with thinning handling wear on the grip straps and holster wear barrel, scattered edge wear, and light scattered scratches. Metal displays some small spots of light pitting, mostly on the barrel and the left side of the chamber. Bore is bright with strong rifling and the action is smooth and crisp. Grips are very good condition with some minor wear, and a low spot on the checkering on the bottom of the right grip panel. Comes with a vintage double loop basket weave tooled brown leather holster. One magazine. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

German made double-action semi-automatic blow-back rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, and imported by American Tactical out of Summerville, SC. The Firefly was introduced in 2016, and this particular pistol was manufactured in 2022. Also, this same firearm was previously marketed as the "SIG Mosquito". Pistol Features a matte black finished aluminum-zinc alloy slide, matte black polymer frame with a serrated front strap, a 4" threaded barrel, knurled thread protector, fixed blade front sight with a yellow dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two yellow dots, full-length metal guide rod with a single recoil spring, smooth curved polymer trigger, external hammer with a serrated round spur, serrated decocker on the left side of the frame, serrated ambidextrous safety on the slide, serrated take-down lever, internal key lock safety, serrated push-button magazine release, undercut trigger guard with a serrated front, beveled mgagzine well, black polymer frame with an accessory rail on the dust cover, and two-piece granular textured black synthetic grips with 'GSG' trademarks on the panels. The original matte black slide finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original black foam-lined hard case, instruction manual, sticker, one magazine total, thread protector wrench, cable lock, and some spare parts. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New ***Modern Firearm***

A) Brass mounted 19th century gun case with classic carry ring mounted in center top of case. Shows citas. Lancaster label (for copper primer gun de early percussion). Double case for 2 matched shotguns measuring approx 32" and 29". The bottom of case lining and partitions are very good. Top has had partitions replicas and restored and only fair to good. Exterior fair to good. Imperfections, damage, aging. B) Double shotgun case from pair constructed of leather over wood with brass fittings. Will Evans late of Purdey. Approx. 30" BBLS. Exterior dimensions 32X12-1/2 x 3-1/8 deep, embossed A Phillips Roberts Coed DV Frontshire Fair to good with minor damage, imperfection aging carry handle detached and inside. C) Large english case for pair of shotguns with extra BBl. Labels removed - only changing info remains. Leather over oak with brass mounts. 30" BBLS approx. "Reads for breach leading guns probably mid to 3rd quarter 19th century. Dimensions 33x16x nearly 4" deep. G.W.C. embossed on lid. Fair to near good condition with many scuffs and losses to leather normal aging, imperfection, damage to interior. D) Double shotgun case with Cogswell and Harrison Ltd. Label showing Victoria Station Address leather over oak with brass mounts. Approx 30" and 31" BBLS. 1 partition missing otherwise good lining just dirty. Outside leather shows scuffs, scrapes, small losses and oiling to dark color. 33-1/2 x 13-3/4 x 3-1/2" deep. Approx. fair to near good overall with wear, damages and aging E) Canvas single case for shotgun with label in the lid which reads "William Read & Sons, Dealers in Guns and Shooting Tackle 13 Fan evil Hall sq., Boston". Label advertising ordinance, musketes, cutlasses, pistols, colts, revolvers, gun powder, flasks and pouches. 30-1/2 BBL gun approx, 20-1/2 by nearly 5" wide compartment for stocked action. Purple lining in fair to good condition with great label. Partitions loose . Straps broken. Canvas good leather deteriorating normal aging, small damages, imperfections a good lot of restorable on donor's for re-task as oak & leather case are expensive to custom order.

Cases measure 34"W x 22"H x 3"D. NOT A SHIPABLE ITEM)))

Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic striker fired compact pistol chambered for .40 Smith & Wesson. The second generation Glocks were produced from 1988 until 1997. Pistol features a matte black finished slide with rear cocking serrations, serrated slide plate, 4-1/2" polygonal rifled barrel, full-length Lasermax 'AA03055' laser guide rod (no batteries included), fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with a white outline, smooth curved trigger with an integral blade safety, serrated slide stop, serrated push-button magazine release, accepts factory 15-round magazines, black polymer frame with checkered grip straps and pebble textured grip panels, undercut trigger guard with a checkered front, grip plug, and a beveled magazine well. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 95% with light edge wear, thinning, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong polygonal rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with minor handling marks on the front of the dust cover. There is a residue on the right side of the slide extending to the extractor. Pistol includes the factory black 'Tupperware' box, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Aluminum Rex Ellesworth ranch bit made in Pomona California, 1964 Rex owned Swaps 1955 Kentucky Derby Winner. A pair of aluminum spurs

Mount is in excellent condition. Measures 54" x 33" x 31". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

American made semi-automatic striker fired full-sized pistol chambered for 5.7x28mm ammunition, and manufactured in West Columbia, SC. The Palmetto State Armory 5.7 Rock was introduced in 2022. Pistol features a matte Flat Dark Earth (FDE) Cerakote slide finish, ported 416 stainless steel slide with front and rear serrations, optics cut slide, FDE polymer frame construction, 5.2" fluted carbon steel barrel with a target crown, threaded Quench Polish Quench (QPQ) barrel finish with a 1/2"-28 thread pitch, fixed blade front sight (Glock compatible), dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots (Glock compatible), smooth curved trigger with a passive blade safety, full-length guide rod with a flat recoil spring, reversible serrated push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, accepts 23-round magazines, striker block safety, granular textured grip with a single finger bump, undercut trigger guard, and a picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover. The original FDE Cerakote metal finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original FDE Palmetto State Armory Soft Pistol Case with label, optics mounting tools and hardware, instruction manual, stickers, two 23-round magazines total, and a cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Still life and landscape of monument valley. Measures 23-1/2H x 23-1/2W.

"J. Riswig 75 &77 Randolph St., Chicago." Double sliding mirror doors and 1 glass shelf. Measures: 33"H x 25"W x 30"D. Excellent condition. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

With black painted Elk. Back has been drilled for hanging. Measures 17"H x 3"W

#W-09119 Turkish made magazine fed gas-operated semi-automatic bullpup shotgun chambered 3" 12 Gauge shotshells, and imported by International Firearm Corporation out of Midwest City, OK. Shotgun features a matte black finish, aluminum receiver with a full-length Picatinny optics rail on top, approximately 5" Picatinny rail sections under the forend and on the sides, an 18 1/2" barrel, no iron sights installed, accepts Mobil type choke tubes with a 'Modified' choke installed (measured with a drop-in gauge), ambidextrous serrated magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release, right side ejection, barrel shroud with flat cuts, collard right-side charging handle, angled foregrip, adjustable cheek piece, black polymer pistol-gripped stock, 16-1/2" length-of-pull, rubber finger grooved pistol grip, grooved rubber recoil pad with quick detach sockets, smooth curved trigger, and a ambidextrous serrated thumb safety lever. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 96% with a few handling marks, and light edge wear and scratches. Metal displays no rust, but there is a pin-head sized deformation spot where the receiver and forend split on the right side. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and shiny. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Shotgun includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made direct blowback operated semi-automatic pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in West Columbia, SC. The Palmetto State Armory PX9 pistol was introduced in 2019 utilizing many AR-15 parts, and controls. Pistol features a matte black hard-coat anodized receiver finish, billet 6061-T6 upper receiver with a flat top picatinny accessory rail, forged 7076-T6 aluminum lower receiver, an approximately 4" 4150V Chrome-Moly steel barrel with a nitride finish, fluted blast can, nitride treated 8620 steel bolt with an enhanced firing pin, 4" aluminum M-Lok handguard with top sections of picatinny rail, no installed iron sights, smooth curved single-stage nickel boron trigger, accepts Glock patterned magazines, grooved magazine release lever, AR-15 style Magpul MOE pistol grip with a storage compartment, AR-15 style charging handle, serrated paddle bolt release on the left side of the receiver, spring loaded dust cover, AR-15 style serrated safety lever, beveled magazine well, integral oversized trigger guard, KAK Shockwave receiver extension, sling loops on the end plate, staked castle nut, standard buffer and buffer spring, and a blade pistol brace (adjustable length-of-pull using a screw). A Vortex Sparc red dot is mounted to the receiver rail (no batteries included). The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 98% with light edge wear on the handguard, faint scratches on the dust cover (does not expose bare metal), and some minor edge wear on the end plate. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. The Vortex optic could not be tested without batteries. Pistol includes one 15-round Magpul PMAG total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic straight blowback hammer-fired rimfire pistol chambered for .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Cocoa, FL. Pistol features a matte black finish, polymer frame with square grip checkering, accessory rail on the dust cover, 3.8" threaded barrel with 1/2"-28 adapter in box, fixed green fiber optic front sight, fully adjustable notched and serrated rear sight, single action trigger, sixteen-round magazines, ambidextrous serrated frame mounted safety, serrated ambidextrous paddle magazine release, and grooved thread protector (grooved for removal with tool). The original matte black metal finish remaining is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust or deformation. The rest of the black plastic components are also excellent. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Pistol includes the original black plastic factory hard case, three magazines total, owner's manual, stickers, thread adapter with tools, and trigger lock. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

#EEF4133 American made lightweight double-action only revolver chambered for .38 Smith & Wesson Special (rated for +P ammunition), and manufactured in Springfield, MA. The "Airweight" is built on the 'J' Magnum frame, and is a variation of the Model 42 Centennial Airweight. The 442-1 (SKU 150544) was introduced in 1996, and has since been discontinued. Revolver features a matte black finish, 1-7/8" stainless steel barrel, concealed hammer, aluminum frame, color-case smooth curved trigger, carbon steel fluted five-round cylinder, checkered thumb piece, non-shrouded ejector rod, knurled ejector rod head, fixed serrated ramped front sight, notched frame rear sight, smooth backstrap, and two-piece oval textured black rubber finger grooved grips. The Smith & Wesson trademark is laser engraved on the right side of the frame. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with a light drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and cylinders chambers are excellent. The rubber grips are excellent, and the action is smooth and crisp with a tight lockup. Pistol includes the original factory blue foam lined hard case with end label, lock, sticker, and owner's manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Includes one framed Deputy Tombstone Marshal Dept badge, patch and photo. Measures 9"W x 8"H framed and framed Deputy Marshal badge, photos, postcard and information about Wyatt Earp. 19-1/2"W x 8"H. All reproduction copies. Would make great Western decorator.

Set in 14k yellow gold. Ring size 6.

A) "T. Brown & Co LTD - Manufacturing Opticians - 281 Regent St (near Oxford Circus) - London, W" in box. Show 1 (left eye) closable appature for dominant eye. 19th to 20th century. Good condition. Tinted. B) Metal frame glass shooting glasses. Circa 1900 approx. in Good condition. Mid 20th Century Cigarette Case Tortoise shell (imitation made cellulite or early plastic). Fine to excellent condition. High quality.

Brazilian made single-shot break barrel utility pistol chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and imported by Braztech Int. LLC., Miami FL. The Rossi Brawler was introduced in 2023. Pistol features a matte black metal finish, picatinny optics rail on top of the barrel, 9" threaded barrel with a 1:7 right-hand twist rate, knurled thread protector, no provisions for iron sights, smooth curved trigger, serrated action lever to the right of the hammer, external hammer with a serrated spur, shell extractor, frame mounted cross-bolt safety, black polymer frame with granular texturing on the forend, and a single-piece granular textured black rubber grip with finger grooves and a blue backstrap. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is tight and needs to be broken-in, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip rubber is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box, instruction manual, and a trigger lock. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Turquoise nugget and bone and an 1842 1 cent red and white beaded necklace.

Signed H. Sahan. Indian portrait in brown wood frame. Shows age 8-1/2"H x 11-1/2 W

Mount is in very good condition. Measures 37" x 16" x 20". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

American made semi-automatic centerfire carbine chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, manufactured circa 2024 in Prescott, AZ. Carbine features a matte black hard-coat anodized finish, a 16.25" threaded Barrel, .578"-28 muzzle thread pattern, knurled thread protector, folding and collapsible stock, thirteen-round magazines, aluminum M-Lok handguard with a picatinney rail on top, adjustable Ruger 'Rapid Deploy Sights,' stippled pistol grip with Ruger insignia, ambidextrous serrated manual safety, serrated slide stop, dimpled push-button bolt release on the right side of the frame, smooth curved trigger with integral safety, serrated oversized trigger guard, picatinney rail in front of the trigger guard, push-button magazine release, and grooved rubber recoil pad. The original anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the plastic components are also excellent. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Rifle includes original factory cardboard box with end label, owner's manual, a QD attachment, a couple hex keys, and a lock. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made internal hammer-fired semi-automatic micro-compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Columbia, SC. The FN Reflex was introduced in 2023 and utilizes a single-action only trigger. Pistol features a matte black finished slide, front and rear slide serrations, 3.3" cold-hammer forged barrel, loaded chamber view port, tritium dovetailed blade front sight with an orange outline, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, full-length guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, serrated slide stop, serrated take-down lever, two-piece nearly flat-faced safety trigger, reversible checkered push-button magazine release, black polymer frame with granular texturing on the sides and serrated texturing on the grip straps, and no manual safety. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with extremely minor edge wear on the slide, and edge wear on the slide stop. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made double-action revolver chambered for .357 Magnum, and manufactured circa 1978 in Southport, CT. Revolver features a satin stainless steel finish, a 4" ribbed barrel, pinned fixed and ramped blade front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, serrated curved trigger, fluted 6-round cylinder, serrated thumb piece, half length underlug, knurled ejector rod, external hammer with a checkered spur, transfer bar safety, frame mounted firing pin, smooth grip straps, and two-piece black checkered rubber Pachmayr Presentation grips. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 97% with light handling blemishes, minor scratches, and a light drag line on the cylinder. There is a faint grid pattern on the top strap. Metal displays no deformation, but there is light oxidation on the front sight. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Grip rubber is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. This revolver would be in very good condition without the observed rust on the front sight. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Pineville, NC. The Para GI Expert was introduced in 2009. Pistol features a satin stainless steel finish, a 5" stainless steel barrel with a standard feed ramp, dovetailed tritium fixed blade front sight with a white outline, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, short guide rod, solid serrated curved trigger, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, serrated frame mounted manual safety, firing pin block safety (series 80), serrated slide stop, smooth grip safety, checkered flat mainspring housing, smooth front strap, raised ejection port, serrated push-button magazine release, beveled magazine well, and two-piece double-diamond black checkered hard rubber grips. The original matte stainless steel finish retained is approximately 97% with minor handling blemishes, carry wear, and light edge wear. Metal displays no deformation, but there is oxidation on the mainspring housing pin (only oxidation observed). Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Grip rubber is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. This pistol would be rated as very good without the observed oxidation. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic gas-impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Huntsville, AL. Rifle features a matte black finish, T-marked flat-top upper receiver, a 16" barrel with a 1:9 twist rate, no iron sights installed, A2 style flash hider, low-profile gas block with a picatinny rail, smooth curved single-stage trigger, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, carbine length gas system, ribbed polymer carbine length handguards, annular cut push-button magazine release, checkered A2 style pistol grip, six-position receiver extension, collapsible polymer buttstock with sling swivel on the bottom, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, shell deflector, annular cut forward assist, spring loaded dust cover, and a standard charging handle. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with insignificant handling marks. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American made single-action semi-automatic 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Ilion, NY. The Remington 1911 R1 was introduced in 2010, and discontinued in 2018. Pistol features a matte black finish, carbon steel frame and slide, 5" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, solid serrated curved trigger, short metal guide rod, checkered recoil spring plug, serrated hammer spur, serrated extended ambidextrous frame mounted thumb safety, firing pin block safety (series 80), serrated slide stop, smooth grip safety, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated flat mainspring housing, smooth front strap, beveled magazine well, and two-piece black checkered double-diamond hard rubber grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with slight edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The hard rubber grips are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Size 2-1/2 filigree ring set with a large elongated pale blue to nearlyl colorless faceted stone. Size 2.

Brazilian made six-shot small frame double-action only revolver chambered in .38 Special, and imported by Taurus International Mfg., Miami, FL. Introduced in 2003, the Model 856 is a modernized version of the Model 85 (introduced in 1985). Revolver features a matte stainless steel finish, 2" barrel, pinned serrated ramped fixed blade front sight, square notched frame rear sight, fluted six-round cylinder, checkered thumb piece, smooth curved trigger, bobbed hammer, transfer bar safety, frame mounted firing pin, full underlug, knurled ejector rod, and checkered black rubber grips with finger grooves and a thumb rest. The original matte stainless finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes, and a light drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no deformation, but there is the smallest spot of oxidation on the left side of the frame under the cylinder. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Grip rubber is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic striker fired compact pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol. The second generation Glocks were produced from 1988 until 1997. Pistol features a matte black finished slide with rear cocking serrations, serrated slide plate, 4.61" polygonal rifled barrel, full-length guide rod assembly with a flat recoil spring, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with a white outline, smooth curved trigger with an integral blade safety, serrated slide stop, extended serrated push-button magazine release, accepts factory 13-round magazines, black polymer frame with checkered grip straps and pebble textured grip panels, undercut trigger guard with a checkered front, grip plug, and a beveled magazine well. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 90% with edge wear, losses on the top and front of the slide, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong polygonal rifling. The grip polymer is in very good condition with minor handling marks, and carry wear. Pistol includes a factory black 'Tupperware' box, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Constructed of oak body and brass fixtures. "Jundes" mfg marked. Appears to be in good condition, but unknown if it works and sold as is. 4-3/4"H x 7-1/2"W. Larry Shelton estate collection. Estimate late 19th to early 20th century. With 2 Matched screwdrivers with exotic wood handles. As found in premium gun cases from London. 20GA Heikes hand protector for double-shotgun. Gutta Percha Clabrough buttplate ( repro never fitted), European style hard rubber shotgun buttplate with game scenes, U.S. snake bite kit, complete

For parts or repair. A WW2 German military issue K98k that has been re-worked at Preduzece44 (Institute44) Kragujevac in post WW2 communist Yugoslavia. Produced from early 1946 until the 1950's. Rifle is chambered for 8mm Mauser, and imported by Century Arms International out of Georgia, VT. The Yugoslavian crest has been ground off suggesting that it was sold to another country, these countries were mostly Middle-Eastern. Rifle features a blued finish, stripper clip guide cut into receiver, an approximately 24" barrel, inverted 'V' front sight, elevation adjustable rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, cleaning rod under barrel, smooth curved trigger, milled trigger guard, no bolt, bolt release mounted on the left receiver rail (removed), 'H' style barrel band, magazine floorplate removed, and bayonet lug. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, smooth handguard, sling slot cut into shoulder stock, sling loop on rear barrel band, bolt disassembly disc in shoulder stock, and a cupped steel butt plate. Serial number '2334' match on receiver and stock. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% with some edge wear, thinning on the receiver, and the barrel taking on a plum color. Metal displays no deformation, but a small amount of rust was observed at the muzzle, the rear barrel band, and on the butt plate. Furniture wood is in good condition with normal handling wear. Bore is a little frosty with strong rifling, and it may just be dirty (bore swabs were black not rust colored). Condition is NRA Fair - As Incomplete ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Persian Mauser style bolt-action long rifle chambered for 7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) ammunition, and manufactured by CZ Brno, Czechoslovakia. Imported by SAMCO out of Miami, FL. Produced under contract between 1931 and 1938 for the Iranian government. These were considered some of the finest Mausers ever produced for export. Rifle features a blued finish, stripper clip guide cut into receiver, 30-inch barrel, protected inverted 'V' front sight, elevation adjustable tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters using Farsi script, smooth curved trigger, milled trigger guard with sling swivel, 'H' style front barrel band with a stacking swivel, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, internal magazine with military style floorplate, no bolt, and no bolt release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth full-length finger grooved forend, smooth handguard, sling swivel on the rear barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, stock disc on the right side of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. A Persian crest is marked on the receiver ring depicting a Lion and Sun. The left receiver rail is marked with the serial numbers in Arabic numerals, and the rifle model designation in script, “Rifle Model 1309 BRNO Arms Factory”. '1309' is the Iranian year that corresponds to the Western year of 1929, being the contract year. The right side of the receiver is stamped with Persian acceptance marks. The right side of the shoulder stock is marked with serial numbers and acceptance marks in script. The right side of the shoulder stock is marked with '25', and what looks like 'B.S.A. 4' . The B.S.A marking could be a reference to Birmingham Small Arms Company, a major British arms manufacturer, and a rack or unit number (4) for refurbishment. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with some edge wear, small blemishes, and uneven mottled bluing on the barrel. Metal displays no deformation, but there looks to be a light dusting of rust on the front sight. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is missing a bolt. The hardwood furniture is in good condition with normal handling marks. Condition is NRA Fair - As Incomplete ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made direct gas impingement semi-automatic centerfire rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Hebron, KY. Rifle features a matte black type 3 hard anodized finish on the receivers, 7075-T6 forged aluminum upper and lower receivers, T-marked flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" M4 contour barrel with a 1/7 twist rate (4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium), A2 bird cage style flash suppressor, A-frame front sight base with bayonet lug and sling swivel, protected elevation adjustable post front sight, Magpul MBUS folding rear aperture sight, carbine-length gas system, black Magpul MOE handguard with M-Lok slots, spring loaded dust cover, shell deflector, annular cut bolt assist, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, serrated paddle bolt release, smooth curved single-stage trigger, oversized integral trigger guard, black Magpul MOE textured pistol grip with a storage compartment, Mil-Spec charging handle, M16 style bolt carrier, staked gas key, Mil-Spec buffer and buffer spring, Mil-Spec 6-position receiver extension, and a Magpul MOE adjustable stock with a black rubber recoil pad. The matte black finish (nitride finished barrel) retained is approximately 99% with superficial receiver blemishes, edge wear on the charging handle, and a small white material transfer on the bottom of the barrel. Metal displays no rust, and no deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition. Rifle does not include magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made direct gas impingement semi-automatic centerfire rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Cocoa, FL. This rifle is very similar to the DB15 Carbon Series 'Iron Valley Exclusive' without the two-toned Cerakote finish. Rifle features a matte black hardcoat anodized finish on the receivers, 7075-T6 forged aluminum upper and lower receivers, flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" medium contour barrel with a 1/8 twist rate (4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium), A2 bird cage style flash suppressor, no installed iron sights, carbine-length gas system, 15" aluminum free-float handguard with M-Lok slots (YP-Rail), spring loaded dust cover marked '5.56 NATO', shell deflector, annular cut bolt assist, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, serrated paddle bolt release, smooth curved single-stage trigger, Mil-Spec trigger guard, black A2 style finger grooved checkered pistol grip, Mil-Spec charging handle, Mil-Spec 8620 shot-peened and magnetic particle inspected M16 style bolt carrier, staked gas key, Mil-Spec buffer and buffer spring, Mil-Spec 6-position receiver extension, staked castle nut, and a M4 style adjustable stock with a sling swivel. The matte black finish (barrel with nitride finish) retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes, slight edge wear, and a small amount of white material transfer on the flash suppressor. Metal displays no rust, and no deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Animal hair and dust is on the rifle. Rifle does not include magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 11450. Second Model' 1896-1908 with safety lever on trigger. Break Top. Features nickel re-finish,re-blued triggerguard, checkered black hard rubber "owls Head" grips, 4 " ribbed barrel, fixed sights, 5 shot fluted cylinder, double action only with internal hammer. Cylinder star ejects cartridges when opened. Bore is excellent/bright. Nickel re-finish is very good with no flaking. Grips are very good condition. Action is mechanically sound. Blue triggerguard is very good. Iver Johnson Arms& Cycle works address/patent dates on barrel rib, serial number on heel. Condition NRA Very Good/Re-Finished. C&R Firearm.

American made single-action semi-automatic 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Exeter, NH. The full make and model of this pistol is called the 'SigArms GSR Revolution XO'. The Granite Rail Series (GSR) pistols were introduced in 2004. Originally named the GSR Series, Sig gradually started using the name 'Revolution' for their 1911s, and today Sig's 1911s are simply called the 'Sig 1911 Series'. Pistol features a satin stainless steel finish, a 5" stainless steel barrel, dovetailed tritium blade front sight with a white outline, dovetailed Novak style tritium square notched rear sight, short metal guide rod, checkered recoil spring plug, solid serrated curved trigger, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, serrated and extended frame mounted thumb safety, firing pin block safety (series 80), serrated slide stop, serrated push-button magazine release, smooth grip safety with a vertical memory bump, checkered front strap, flat checkered mainspring housing, flared magazine well and funnel, and two-piece granular textured black synthetic grips. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 96% with minor scratches, and carry wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic grips are also in excellent condition. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***