Knights of Columbus ceremonial sword and metal scabbard by Craddock Mercantile Co., Kansas City, MO. in overall good condition with the name “Arthur T. Colyer” etched on the blade. The sword and scabbard both show dark patina to brassmounts and an un-cleaned blade as well as an un-cleaned body of the scabbard. Est.: $50-$100.

Large framed color print of Indian woman with child on horseback by Jacqueline Rochester (1924-2010) advertising Museum Editions West, approximately 32” x 25” overall. Est.: $50-$100.

Japanese Arisaka bolt action rifle, 8mm caliber, 26” barrel, S/N 24639, military finish, ground mum, visible Japanese characters, wood stock in overall good condition with crisp action, good bore, considerable muted military finish to metalsurfaces; overall good wood. (C&R). Est.: $60-$120.

Remington Model 512 Bolt Action Shotgun, .22 S,L,L.R., 25” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, NSNV. The rifle remains in good condition showing a brown patina with traces of blue on the receiver and magazine tube along withsome surface rust on the magazine tube. There are four tap holes on the receiver for a scope mount. The stock shows ding, mars and scratches along with a Winchester butt plate which is undersized. The action is good and the bore is very good.(Modern) Est.: $50-$100

Japanese Arisaka bolt action rifle, 6.5mm caliber, 26” barrel, S/N 16950, military finish, mum ground, Japanese characters remain, dust cover present, wood stock in overall good condition with good action, bore and wood stock showingscattered wear and dings from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $60-$120.

Penn Master Mariner reel marked “No. 349”. In good condition showing some scratches from use. Est.: $25-$50

One US mint uncirculated 1988 Olympic silver dollar silver EST:$30-40

Lot of 2 bandoliers; one with 8mm clips of ammo, the other with .308 clips of ammo. Est.: $40-$80.

Penn Senator 4/0 Special reel in good condition showing some dings and scratches. Est.: $25-$50

Color print entitled “At Day’s End” by noted Western artist Frank Tenney Johnson (1874-1939), approx. 16” x 19.5” on hardboard, from the Johnson Estate. Est.: $50-$75.

Framed and beautifully matted color print of a Sunset at the Ocean, possibly Morro Bay, CA by Don Marco, approximately 20” x 24” overall. Very restful. Est.: $75-$125.

Sharps Rifle Co. bullet mold. The mold is in overall good condition with light surface rust and clear markings. The mold is marked .40 caliber, “SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT, CONN.” With serial # 331. The cavity is good showing only surfacerust. A nice mold for the Sharps collector. Est.: $100-$200.

Reloader’s bonanza lot including 3 large bags of empty shotgun shell casings for 12 gauge and 16 gauge, various makers, hundreds of casings (approx. 50 pounds total) plus a large bag of 12 gauge wads (approx. 15 pounds). Est.:$50-$75.

Thompson Center Arms reproduction black powder rifle, .50 cal., serial #K8559. The rifle is in overall nearly excellent condition with a 28” octagon barrel. The barrel retains nearly all of its blued finish with little wear. The riflefeatures brass hardware, trigger guard and patchbox in the butt. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition showing little use. The butt stock ends with a brass, crescent butt plate. Est.: $100-$200.

Finely carved buffalo horns from South East Asia brought home by a G.I. in Vietnam era. Est.: $100-$200

Custom made tie pin circa pre-World War I purportedly the property of a Buffalo soldier who had it custom-made. Est.: $70-140

One unique hand blown glass clown with Italian Moreno style color filling Est:$65-100

One authentic German beer stein with hunting game motif Est:$60-100

*J.C. Higgins Model 583-1101 bolt action shotgun, 12 gauge, 28” barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall fine condition showing little use; some mars to butt stock from storage. Est.: $75-$150.

Ornate knife scabbard from Asia with hand worked silver set with 3 gem stones. Measures 7 ½” x 2 3/8”. Leather lining for 2 blades. Est.: $150-$300

and signed Russ Johnson (1893-1995) color limited edition (741/800) print entitled “Last Year’s Blind This Year’s Mallards”; approx. 21” x 28”. Est.: $50-$75.

Remington Sportsmaster 512 Bolt Action Rifle, .22 S,L,LR, 20” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, NSNV. This rifle remains in good condition showing a brown patina on the barrel with blue remaining on the receiver and magazine tube. Thebarrel has been reduced and a Weaver G4 scope with mount has been added. The stock remains in good condition showing dings, mars, and scratches from use and carry. The name Newton has been marked on the right side of the barrel. The action is crispand the bore is very good. (Modern) Est.: $75-$150

Stevens single shot top break shotgun, 12 gauge, 30” barrel, no visible S/N, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition with the majority of its original blue finish on the barrel and considerable originalcase colors on the receiver; fine bore, crisp action and markings, very good wood stocks. (C&R). Est.: $80-$160.

Glenfield Model 60 (by Marlin) semi-automatic rifle, .22LR caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 26407741, blued finish, wood stock and mounted with a BSA R4X15 scope displaying crisp optics. This gun is in overall very good condition withthe majority of its original blue finish remaining, very good bore, action, markings and wood. (C&R). Est.: $80-$160.

Remington Model 41 Targetmaster bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 27” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall good condition showing considerable original blue on barrel, very good bore, goodaction, markings and wood stock. (C&R). Est.: $80-$160.

Remington Model 341 Sportsmaster bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 24” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall good to very good condition displaying the majority of its original muted blue finish onmetal surfaces, very good bore, crisp action, good markings and good stock. (C&R). Est.: $80-$160.

Lot of 8 misc. pocket knives, all different. Est.: $100-$200.

WesternField Model M842 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 24” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock, mounted with a Glenfield 4X15 scope displaying good optics; overall very good condition with majorityof its original blue finish, bore may clean to good; crisp action, good markings and very good stock. (C&R). Est.: $80-$160.

Italian WW II era Model 1933 Regia Aeronautica (Luftwaffe of Italy) metal helmet in very good condition with liner, chin strap and majority of front insignia intact as well as the majority of original blue paint finish. Est.: $100-$200.

Marlin bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 24” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall fine condition showing minimal use. (C&R). Est.: $80-$160.

Misc. lot of web gear (8 pieces) and 4 empty plastic first aid field kit cases. Est.: $50-$100.

Winchester Model 60 single shot bolt action rifle, .22 short, long and LR caliber, 23” round barrel, no visible S/N, brown patina, wood stock in overall good condition with a good bore, action and markings; wood stock is good with minorstorage and carry mars and scratches. (C&R). Est.: $80-$140.

Italian WW II era metal helmet in very good condition with liner, chin strap, netting and majority of original green paint with crossed cannons/flaming bomb “13” black stencil on front. Est.: $100-$200.

Italian WW II era metal helmet in very good condition with liner, chin strap and majority of original paint remaining. Est.: $100-$200.

French pinfire revolver, 7.65mm caliber, 3.5” octagon barrel, S/N 22, wood grips in overall fair to good condition showing a light grey patina to metal surfaces from an old cleaning, good action, good grips, folding trigger. (Antique). Est.: $80-$160.

U.S. Model 1902 Officer’s sword and metal scabbard; etched blade is not maker marked but in overall very good condition. The hand guard and scabbard are un-cleaned and good overall. Est.: $100-$200.

Large framed and matted limited edition (29/500) color print of sacred Indian burial ceremony by Archie Blackowl entitled “Cheyenne Brave”, approximately 44” x 33” overall. Est.: $125-$250.

Reproduction 1851 Navy percussion revolver by Euro Arms., .36 cal., 7 ½” barrel, blue and case hardened finish, wood grips, brass back strap and trigger guard, S/N 18006 in Styrofoam insert with bullet mold and flask but no sleeve. The revolverremains in like new condition with little to no use. The grips are in excellent condition with some light scratches. The action is crisp. Est.: $100-$200

Winchester Model 67 Bolt Action Rifle, .22 S,L,LR, 27” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, NSNV. This rifle remains in fair condition overall showing majority of its blue finish remaining along with scattered areas of pinprick pitting and erosion. The stock has been reduced for a small child and shows dings, mars, and scratches. The name Newton is marked on the right side of the barrel. The action is crisp and the bore is very good. (C&R) Est.: $100-$200

Remington Model 12A pump action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 604325, blued finish, wood stocks in overall good condition showing considerable muted original blue finish on metal surfaces, driver’s license number etched on left side of loading tube assembly behind fore stock; overall good bore, action, markings and wood. (C&R). Est.: $125-$250.

Lot of 3 rifle ramrods, 1 1880 cleaning rod and 2 later cleaning rods. Est.: $75-$150.

Winchester Model 67 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 27” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good condition showing the majority of its original blue finish, crisp action, very good markings,fine bore and overall good stock with sling swivels and some scattered old mars and scratches from storage. (C&R). Est.: $125-$250.

Remington 581 Bolt Action Rifle, .22 S,L,LR, 24” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, S/N 17836. This rifle remains in good to very good condition showing majority of its blue finish remaining along with scattered areas of pinprickpitting mostly towards the muzzle. The wood remains in good condition showing dings, mars, and scratches from carry and use. The name Newton is marked on the right side of the frame. The action is good and the bore is very good. (Modern) Est.: $100-$200

Remington Model 572 Fieldmaster pump action rifle, .22 short, long and LR caliber, 23.5” round barrel, no visible S/N, black finish, wood stocks in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original black finish, fine bore, action,markings and wood with minor storage and handling mars/scratches. (C&R). Est.: $125-$250.

Large framed color print on canvas of Indian dressed as a Kachina, signed “ADESIDERIO” (’93) entitled “The Night of Yei”, approximately 48” x 38” overall. Est.: $125-$250.

Savage Model 5 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 24” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, adjustable receiver mounted peep sight, wood stock in overall very good condition with a very good bore, crisp action, sharpmarkings and very good wood stock displaying after market checkering to the wrist area. (C&R). Est.: $100-$200.

Remington Model 514 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 25” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall good to very good condition displaying considerable original blue, very good bore, crisp action, goodmarkings and wood stock with some scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $100-$200.

H&R 22 Special D.A. 9 shot revolver, S/N 577164. In very good used condition with 75%-85% original blue. Sharp checkered wood grips with tight action and good bore. Loss of blue from high points in a holster most likely. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $150-$300

Savage Model 3D bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 24” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good + condition with majority of its original blue finish, good bore, action, markings and woodstock. (C&R). Est.: $100-$200.

Remington Model 580 Bolt Action Rifle, .22 S,L,LR, 24” barrel, blue finish, wood pistol grip butt stock, S/N 27069. This rifle remains in overall good condition showing majority of its original finish remaining along with scattered areas ofsurface rust on the barrel. The stock shows some loss of finish along with some dings and scratches from use. The action is good and the bore is very good. (Modern) Est.: $100-$200

Winchester Model 47 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 25” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good + condition showing the majority of its muted original blue finish, very good + bore, crispaction and markings; very good wood stock with some old mars and scratches to the rear of the butt stock area from storage. (C&R). Est.: $125-$250.

Winchester Model 68 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 27” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine bore, crisp action, verygood markings and wood stock with sling swivels. (C&R). Est.: $100-$200.

Iver-Johnson Champion Model top break single shot shotgun, 16 gauge, 30” barrel, S/N GRIR, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine bore, crisp action, good markings and very good wood stocks. (C&R). Est.: $100-$200.

Beautifully framed and double matted limited edition (196/475) color print of a majestic Snow Owl on the bow of a sunken ship, approximately 34” x 22” overall. Artist’s signature not decipherable. Est.: $100-$200.

Stevens Arms Company single shot shotgun, 16 gauge, serial # NSNV. The shotgun is in overall good condition with a 28” blued barrel with brass bead front sight. The barrel retains the majority of its blued finish while the receiver has goneprimarily to patina. The smooth wood stocks are in overall good condition with small mars and finish loss consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with a hard rubber, Stevens marked butt plate and a 14 1/4” LOP. The bore is very good,the action crisp and markings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $100-$200.

J. Stevens single shot shotgun, 12 gauge, 36” barrel, no visible S/N, blued and case hardened finish, checkered wood stocks in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine bore, crisp action, verygood wood. (C&R). Est.: $140-$280.

Winchester Model 77 semi-automatic rifle, .22LR caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 75216, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish, very good to fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good + stock. (C&R). Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester Model 69A magazine fed bolt action rifle, .22 LR caliber, 25” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good condition showing the majority of its muted original blue finish, very good to near fine bore, crisp action and markings, very good wood stock showing normal wear. (C&R). Est.: $150-$300.

Remington pump action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 183171, dark brown patina, wood stocks in overall good condition displaying a dark patina on metal surfaces with some faint areas of original blue;good rifling, good action, markings and wood. (C&R). Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester Model 47 Bolt Action Rifle, .22 S,L,LR, 20” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip stock, NSNV. This rifle remains in good condition showing majority of its thinning blue finish remaining. The barrel has been reduced and Lyman targetsights have been added. The stock appears to be a replacement and cut down for use by a child. The name Newton is marked on the right side of the receiver. The action does not work and the bore is very good. (C&R) Est.: $150-$300

Stevens Model 94C single shot shotgun, 28 gauge, 28” barrel, no visible S/N, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks in overall very good to fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish on the barrel and driftedcase colors on the receiver; fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and overall very good to fine wood with some storage scratches to the finish on the forend. (Modern). Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 5 misc. uniforms; 2 Korean War era shirts with insignia in good condition; 1 Vietnam era complete dress uniform with insignia in good condition and 2 reproduction Confederate pieces; 1 coat and 1 pants; good condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Winchester Model 47 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 25” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good to fine condition with majority of original blue remaining on metal surfaces, very good + bore,crisp action and markings, very good to fine wood stock with deluxe swivels added. (C&R). Est.: $150-$300.

Large framed painting on canvas of stagecoach being chased by Indians with large portrait of warrior’s face superposed on scene; artist’s signature appears to be Jhon Stanford, approximately 28” x 39” overall. Est.:$150-$300.

Winchester Model 69A magazine fed bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 25” round barrel, no visible S/N, blued finish, wood stock, mounted with a Weaver scope displaying crisp optics. This rifle is in overall very good tonear fine condition with the majority of its original blue finish, very good bore, action, markings and stock. Two addition tapped holes visible on the left side of the receiver. (C&R). Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester 67A Bolt Action Rifle, .22 S,L,LR, 27” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, NSNV. This rifle remains in very good condition showing majority of its original blue finish along with some light surface rust. The stock remains in very good to near fine condition along with the original butt plate which show a repair at the toe. The markings are sharp, the action is good and the bore is very good. (C&R) Est.: $150-$300

Iver-Johnson Champion Model single shot top break shotgun, .410 gauge, 26” barrel, S/N TCIR, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, fine bore, action, markings andwood. (C&R). Est.: $175-$350.

Lot of 3 parts watches; one inscribed on the backside “Alex Thanks From Andrews Sisters”; and a nickel silver case only for a pocket watch. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of two open face pocket watches including an Illinois brand watch with “C. R. Johnson” inscribed on the back of the case; running at time of description and an American Waltham brand watch, 17 jewel, also running at time ofdescription. Est.: $100-$200.

Wood and glass wall clock approximately 25” in height (including crown piece), 12” wide and 5.5” deep; in overall very good condition with pendulum; missing key but should be easy to fine at any local clock store. Est.: $100-$200.

Elk tapestry and a multi-color table cloth; both from an old estate and both in good condition for age. Est.: $150-$300.

Percussion Plains Rifle marked with an H and an arrow on the lock, 40 ½” barrel, double triggers, wood stock and brass trigger guard. This rifle remains in poor to fair condition with pitting and some replaced screws. The wood is in poorcondition with breaks, cracks and missing pieces around the lock and front of the stock. The action works. Nice wall hanger for the gun room. (Antique) Est.: $200-$400

Woodblock Triptych showing modern Japanese soldiers battling Chinese Signed and chop marked in both corners with minor damage and fading. Great action and hand colored. Circa about 1900-1920 by arms. Measures 13 ½”x 27 ½” (Allthree sheets). Est.: $300-$600

Miniature Japanese tanto in silver with niello and gold decorations with steel blade. Fair condition. Late 19th to early 20th century. Est.: $200-$400

**Sporterized Mauser bolt action rifle, 7.92mm caliber, 24” barrel, S/N 11077, old re-blued finish, wood stock with leather sling and mounted with a Tasco scope displaying good optics. This gun is in overall good condition as sporterizedwith a crisp action, bore should clean to good or better; majority of old refinish on metal parts with some spots of storage surface rust; right side of action tapped for side mounted sight; good wood as re-finished and showing a U.S. KennedyHalf Dollar inlaid into both sides of the butt stock (left coin is dated 1776-1976). Est.: $250-$350.

Charter Arms Undercover Model revolver, .38 Special cal., serial #3122. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 1 7/8” barrel with a ramp front sight. The pistol retains the majority of its muted blue finish with only lighthandling marks noted. The smooth wood medallion grips are in very good condition with small mars from storage. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. Est.: $175-$275. (Modern).

Leica LAF 1200 scan Rangemaster with soft case and instructions; in factory cardboard box; shows little if any use. Est.: $350-$700.

Chinese sword with scabbard showing etched blade circa 19th century. Measures 35” overall with a 30” blade. In good condition. Purportedly brought to San Francisco after Boxer Rebellion. Est.: $600-$1200

Russian SKS semi-automatic rifle, import-marked, .7.62 x 39mm caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 0916, black finish, folding bayonet, wood stock in overall very good condition showing the majority of its military finish, very good to fine bore, crispaction, very good wood stock. (Modern). Est.: $300-$600.

German Nazi era Police helmet with double decals and liner with chin strap intact. 80%-90% original paint with some scratches on the deals. Strap broken and the liner is good. Original. Est.: $250-$500

Mauser Model 98 bayonet with scabbard and leather frog marked “P. Weyersberg” on the blade and numbered 3508g. The scabbard is not matching. The frog marked “Carl Hepting and Co., 1941”. In good to very good condition. Est.: $150-$300

Italian-made Maroccini O/U shotgun, 20 gauge, 27” ventilated rib barrels, S/N R91057, blued barrels, bright receiver, checkered wood stocks in overall fine condition with fine bores, crisp action, fine wood stocks with minor storage mars on buttstock. (PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Lot of 2 vintage air rifles including a Benjamin brand in fair to good condition with working pump action at time of description and an unmarked air rifle in fair to good condition with pump action not holding charge at time of description; neatold collector pieces. Est.: $75-$150.

Fox Model B SxS hammerless shotgun, 20 gauge, 28” ventilated rib barrels, S/N A474503, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks and hard rubber butt pad. This shotgun is in overall very good condition showing the majority of its finish, some scattered spots of pitting on the left barrel, crisp actions, double triggers, fine bores, sharp markings and very good wood with some areas of wear on the butt stock from handling and storage. (PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 1903 semi-automatic rifle, .22 caliber, 20” round barrel, S/N 20406, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good + condition showing the majority of its original finish with high point wear from carry; very goodbore, action, markings and wood. (C&R). Est.: $300-$500.

Winchester Model 75 Target magazine fed bolt action rifle with Match Sights, .22LR caliber, 28” round barrel, S/N 54234, blued finish, target wood stock with sling swivels in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its originalblue finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine stocks. (C&R). Est.: $375-$750.

Original Colt Firearms Manufacturing Co. salesman’s 7-ring hard cover binder containing 9 safety switch metal tags for electrical service panels; appears to be ca. 1930’s-40’s; Colt was involved with marketing non-gun items over theyears and this is a great group of Colt ephemera. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of 5 collector leather holsters including a military style flap holster for a belt size revolver in very good condition; a finely tooled flap holster with engraved concho snap, also in very good condition with old inking on the beltloop that appears to be “TEXAS/ 9B (brand?)/ALEXS/(T&R)/ the rest illegible, appearing to be for possibly a semi-automatic pistol; a finely tooled double loop holster with Indian Head vignette in overall good condition and likely for a pocket sized revolver; also a finely tooled leather stock flap holster with floral design in very good condition and likely for a pocket size revolver, marked “745 E 22” on the back and lastly, an H.H. Heiser, Denver, Colo.pocket model revolver holster marked “903” on the front; good condition overall but missing a tie down strap on the front with old application of waterproofing on the back of the holster’s skirt. A fine little lot of older leather! Est.:$250-$500.

Winchester 1892 Lever Action Rifle, .38 W.C.F., 24” octagon barrel, full magazine, walnut wood stock, blue finish, S/N 29114. The rifle remains in overall good condition with approximately 20%-30% blue remaining with some areas of pinprick pitting. The stock is in fair condition with some loss of varnish along with dings, scratches and cracks. The markings are sharp, the action is good and the bore is also good. A nice honest antique 1892. (Antique). Est. $700-$1400

Winchester 94 SRC Centennial ’66 Lever Action Rifle, .30-.30, 20” barrel, walnut wood stock, blue and gold finish, S/N 96812. This rifle remains in overall excellent condition with 98% finish remaining. The frame and wood has somelight scratches and the bore is excellent. Little to no use. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800

Turkish or Caucasian flintlock carbine with fancy carved stock and brass and copper bands. The carving in the stock is similar to the 19th century furniture found in Turkish places. Brown patina. Circa 1800’s. In good condition with rearband damaged. Est.: $800-$1600

Modernist original oil on canvas of sea shore by noted southern California artist Paul Blaine Henrie (Signed). Measures approximately 17 ½” x 35 ½”. This artist was one of the top recognized in art shows in the 1970s until an unfortunatemisadventure. Est.: $300-$600

Bonanza lot of approximately 30 misc. early comic books contained in two plastic file boxes; including military subjects, Western, Super Heroes, etc.; many in good condition; some well-worn from fair to poor condition. May besome “sleepers” in this lot. Est.: $100-$200.

Bonanza box lot of research official photos, copies of photos, negatives, slides, etc. and correspondence from studios, the National Archives, the Smithsonian Institution, Dept. of the Army, etc.; primarily on military relatedsubjects from the Civil War to post-Vietnam. A wealth of hundreds of photos, letters, WW II ration books, membership cards, identified photos of soldiers, etc. A great lot for the serious military student. Est.: $100-$200.

German SA dagger and metal sheath by J.A. Henkels in overall very good + condition displaying a small chip to the top of the wood grip. Est.: $300-$600.

Buffalo head mount measuring approximately 44” tall by 19” wide by 34” deep. In good condition. Est.: $600-$1200.

Winchester 1873 lever action rifle, .38 caliber, 24” barrel, full magazine, walnut stocks, old blue refinish, S/N 433691B. This rifle remains in overall good condition as refinished with majority of the blue on the barrel, loading gate andhammer. The finish on the frame and magazine tube has gone to brown with some rust and pitting on the tube. The stock is in good condition with some dings and scratches along with loss of varnish on the fore end and the crescent butt plate has agood wood to metal fit. The action is good and the bore is good. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1600

Sealed metal can of 1,250 rounds of 7.62 x 25mm Tokarev ammo. Est.: $200-$400.

Thompson Percussion Rifle, .54 caliber, 31” octagon barrel, wood stock, double triggers, blue finish, S/N 2731. This rifle remains in overall good condition with majority of its finish remaining. There is some rust on the barrel,triggers, and trigger guard. The lock and hammer is engraved with case color still remaining. The stock is in overall very good condition with some dings and scratches. The markings are sharp and the action is good.(Antique) Est.: $100-$200

Uberti Henry Lever Action rifle, 44-40 caliber, 24” barrel, S/N 06860. This rifle remains in overall very good condition with majority of its finish remaining along with some spots of light rust on the barrel. The stock is in very goodcondition with some dings and scratches. The action is good and the bore is very good. (Modern) Est.: $350-$700

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector DA revolver, .38 S&W Special caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 86323, nickel finish, medallion pearl grips in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, crisp action, sharp markings andfine iridescent pearl grips; bore is overall very good. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Walther Model P-38 DA semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 5” barrel, Interarms marked, S/N 138729, mat black finish with some scattered areas of pinprick pitting; crisp action, sharp markings, fine bore and fine grips. Accompanied by a P38black leather flap holster, nazi proofed and marked “cny 1940” on the back; holster contains one extra magazine. (C&R). Est.: $350-$700.

Remington Model 870 pump action shotgun, 12 gauge, 18.5” barrel, S/N AB979909M, mat black finish, polymer stocks and accompanied by factory cardboard box and insert. This gun is in like new condition showing little if any use. (PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Winchester Model 94 lever action SRC, .32 W.S. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 1034224, blued finish, wood stocks with non-factory old checkering in overall very good condition showing considerable original blue on the barrel assembly and traces of original blue in protected areas of the receiver, very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good stocks. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

Winchester Model 9422 Legacy Special Edition lever action rifle, .22 Long Rifle cal., serial #FTS9181. The rifle is in as new in the box condition showing only handling and little to no use. The rifle has a 22” blued, round barrel with a hooded front sight. The receiver is blued with the Winchester cowboy on horseback stamped on the side. The checkered wood stocks are as new with a smooth rubber butt pad. In the original factory box with sleeve, Winchester shipping boxand all associated packing material, accessories. This rifle was one of the last produced at the New Haven CT. plant that closed in 2006. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern).

Marlin Model 1893 lever action rifle, .25-36 Marlin caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 272510, grey patina, wood stocks in overall good to very good condition; crisp action, dark bore, good markings. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

W.D. marked with Enfield and inspections steel lance for British mounted regiment during Victorian era. Measures 12” metal portion and original pole shortened to 25” now 37” overall. British forces used this type lance in India andother outposts during the Empire era. Est.: $400-$800

Thompson In-line muzzle loader rifle, .54 cal., 24” round barrel, blue finish, walnut pistol grip stock with cheek piece, adjustable rear leaf sight, rubber butt pad, S/N 2690. This rifle remains in excellent condition showing little tono use. The stock remains in excellent condition with light nicks and scratches. (Modern). Est.: $150-$300

Japanese Nambu semi-automatic pistol, 8mm caliber, 4.5” barrel, S/N 98858, blued finish, grooved wood grips, matching numbers in overall very good + condition with leather clamshell holster. Gun shows majority of military finish, very good tofine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine grips; holster is overall good. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

Howard open face pocket watch, approximately 1.75” in diameter, “EPE” engraved on back cover; running at time of description. Est.: $400-$800.

Zenith 14K open face pocket watch, approximately 1.75” in diameter, inside works cover inscribed “GRAND PRIX PARIS 1900, MEDILLE DOR GENEVE 1896, ANCRE, LEVEES VISIBLES DOUBLE PLATEAU, 15 RUBIS, BALANCIER COMPENSE, SPIRAL BREGUET, ZENITH”.Beautiful face, not running at time of description. Est.: $400-$800.

W. Ketland marked trade style pistol circa early 19th century converted from flintlock to percussion with 10” octagon steel barrel in approximately .69 caliber smoothbore showing a dark brown patina with normal rust and erosion.The stock shows a crack near the muzzle in the ramrod channel. Works well and good overall. No ramrod. The wood is good overall. Just the type imported to the U.S. shortly after the war of 1812 in the early western expansion and for trade era. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Interarms imported Walther P.38, 9mm, 5” barrel, checkered black plastic grips, black finish, S/N 324760. This pistol remains in overall very good condition showing majority of its original finish with wear to the high points and edges along withsome scratches from handling and use. The right side of the frame is marked 4/69. The grips are in good condition with some ding and scratches. The bore is excellent, action is crisp and the markings are very good. Accompanied by a red andblack Interams box (different serial number), police style flap holster also not matching, and extra mag. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600

Starr 1858 Army DA Conversion Pistol, .45 cal., 6” barrel, nickel re-finish, rammer removed, S/N 10766. This revolver remains in overall fair condition showing majority of its re-finish remaining along with areas of pitting, scratches,and buggered screws. The markings are still visible. The grips are in fair condition with loss of varnish along with nicks and scratches. The action does not work. (Antique). Est.: $400-$800

Winchester Model 1895 lever action rifle, .30 Govt. 1906.-marked caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 93081, blued finish, adjustable receiver mounted rear sight, wood stocks, sling swivels and added hard rubber butt pad. This gun is in fair to good condition showing areas of finish to metal in protected locations with some of it appearing to be old re-finish; good bore and action; overall good wood (with above-noted modification to length of butt stock). (C&R). Est.: $450-$900.

U.S. Model 1816 flintlock musket by L. Pomeroy converted to percussion, .69 caliber, 42” barrel, iron mounts, full length wood stock, iron ramrod in overall good to very good condition showing a grey patina with areas of light brown surface rust on barrel; 1842-dated lockplate and upper tang; crisp action and markings, very good wood stock with “HT” and “2” small stamping behind lower trigger guard tang and two sharp inspector’s cartouches on the left side of the stock above the trigger. Accompanied by a socket bayonet & leather sheath, leather cartridge box, leather cap box and modern tan colored leather belt. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Ornate broadsword from Victorian era with fancy cast metal mounts and great patina. During the 19th century armourer’s like Schmidt created decorative arts in the form of arms and armour to decorate and restore the collections in thecastles and great halls of Europe. Measure 46” overall. Very impressive. $2500-$5000

Modernist original oil on canvas titled “Aaiii Chi Hua Hua” by Paul Blaine Henrie (Signed). Measures approximately 29 ½” x 41 ½” believed to be one of a series of works he did for a book in 1970’s. This fast rising artist career ended abruptly dueto a legal problem. A shame as the man had talent and his portrait of Elvis has been reportedly priced between $500,000 and $1 Million by his heirs. Est.: $750-$1500

Ruger Blackhawk SA Revolver, .357 caliber, 6 ½” barrel, wood grips, blue finish, S/N 30-61966. This revolver remains in overall excellent condition with majority of its blue remaining and showing an index ring on the cylinder. The actionis good and the bore is very good. Also included is T. Christensen double loop holster.(Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Colt Police Positive DA revolver, .38 caliber, 4” barrel, S/N 343657, blued finish, checkered wood medallion grips, backstrap inscribed “RY EX AGY”. This gun is in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish; crispaction, sharp markings, fine bore and very good + grips. Accompanied by a factory letter confirming features (grips “Not Listed”) and noting the factory engraving on the backstrap. Shipped to the Railway Express Agency c/o W. C. Harwood, NewYork on Sept. 5, 1930, fifty guns in shipment. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt New Line .32 caliber revolver with 2 ¼” etched barrel, nickel plated, varnished rosewood grips, S/N 13226 showing 90%-95% original nickel, near excellent grips, some areas of pitting and erosion mostly near the muzzle on the right sidesome of which may clean. Bright blue on the rear of the hammer. Well marked. An exceptional and early New Line. Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 DA revolver, 2.5” barrel, S/N 1K53133, nickel finish, checkered wood medallion grips and accompanied by factory cardboard box with end label numbered to this gun. This revolver is in overall very good to finecondition with a crisp action, sharp markings, very good to fine bore and fine grips. The box is also very good and contains cleaning tools and factory paperwork. (PPT). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Winchester Model 1895 lever action carbine, .30 Army caliber, 22” round barrel that has been tapped for scope mount, S/N 413691, old re-blued finish, wood stocks in overall good condition displaying the majority of the old re-finish, good bore, crisp action, good wood stocks with sling swivels and added red hard rubber butt pad. (C&R). Est.: $500-$800.

Brilliant Blue Zircon 3 Piece Matching Set - Pendant and Pair of Stud Earrings 3 round cut bright blue zircon weighing 4.05 total set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $1,000-$1,200 Estimate $500-$700

Estate vintage design ladies ring set with a center checkerboard cut Citrine weighing approx. 10.00 carats and side citrines and diamonds set in a 10 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $1,000-$1,500 Estimates $600-$900

Colorful ladies pendant set with an oval Citrine weighing approx. 3.00 carats and surrounded by 30 round garnets weighing approx. 2.00 carats set in a 10 karat yellow gold setting. Estimates $600- $900

Fabulous Swiss blue topaz pendant featuring an approx. 5.00 carat pear shape topaz set in a 14 karat yellow gold setting an Italian chain. Retail $1,000-$1,500 Estimate $600-$900

Winchester Model 94 Flat Band lever action carbine, 30-30 Winchester cal., serial #1444658. The gun is in overall very good to nearly fine condition with a 20” blued barrel with a hooded ramp front and adjustable rear sight. The barreland magazine tube retain approximately 90 % of their blued finish with small surface mars evident. The receiver retains nearly all of its blued finish with some light scratches. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition aswell showing small mars and compressions consistent with field use, added sling swivels and the butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is very good, action crisp and markings clear on this nice, flat band 94. (C+R). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Winchester Model 1892 lever action rifle, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 20” round barrel, S/N “WRA”, grey patina, customized “button” half magazine, wood stocks in overall good condition with scattered spots of erosion on metal surfaces, good action,fair bore, good wood stocks with normal appearing wear. (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .38-55 caliber, 22” round barrel, ¾ magazine, S/N 373733, blued finish, wood stocks in overall good condition displaying some areas of original blue to metal surfaces, crisp action, good boreoverall, good markings and good wood with some scattered mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Winchester Model 9422 Legacy High Grade Tribute lever action rifle, .22 Long Rifle cal., serial #FTS1517. The rifle is in as new in the box condition showing only handling and little to no use. The rifle has a 22” blued, round barrel with a hooded front sight. The blued receiver is beautifully engraved with a silver inlay of the Winchester cowboy on horseback. The checkered wood stocks are as new with a smooth rubber butt plate. In the original factory box with sleeve,original Winchester shipping box and all associated packing material, accessories. This rifle was one of the last produced at the New Haven CT. plant that closed in 2006. Est.: $650-$1,300. (Modern).

Winchester Model 1895 lever action rifle, .303 British caliber, 28” round barrel, S/N 68602, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing areas of muted blue finish on the barrel, grey patina to the receiver, very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood that shows the original ebony insert at the front end of the forend; small areas of oil staining on either side of the upper tang. (C&R). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Fancy Mid-19th century English pocket watch in 18K gold. Hallmarked case with “W.F.” initials and fancy engraved face. Working condition unknown as no key available. Crystal detached. Est.: $500-$600 gold value alone. Est.: $600-$1200

Colt Bisley Model Single Action in .32-20 caliber with a 5 ½” barrel, S/N 305661 made about 1908. This Colt shows a patina to grey finish with some minor pitting. The hammer shows re-bluing and the action is broken. Needs repair. (C&R) Est.:$600-$1200

Colt Single Action Army revolver in .38-40 caliber with 5 ½” barrel showing blue and case colored finish and hard rubber grips, S/N 345086. Late 1st generation showing 85%-95% original blue with most of the loss on the ejector rod edge frombeing holstered. The frame shows 30%-50% case colors going to a silver patina with some minor erosion and beginning pinprick pitting. The straps have lost most of their finish from gripping and handling. The grips are near excellent. Late blued back and polished sides to the hammer. Made about 1923. (C&R) Est.: $2750-$5500

1920 Commercial Luger in .30 caliber, S/N 8722i by D.W.M. with stock lug and German “Safe” markings. This Luger remains in near fine condition with 95% plus original blue with just minor aging and toning. 60%-70% straw finish on the small parts.Crisp and near excellent grips with sharp checkering and a few minor dings and mars. The interior shows a bright bore and original polish. Correct wood bottom commercial clip. All matching except the 22 is over stamped on the side platepossibly a factory error as it appears to be same dies. (C&R) Est.: $900-$1800

Colt Woodsman semi-automatic pistol, .22 LR caliber, 6.5” barrel, S/N 87546, blued finish, checkered wood grips in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and finegrips with two tone magazine. (C&R). Est.: $700-$1,400.

U.S. Model 1903 by Remington bolt action rifle set up in National Match style with Lyman adjustable receiver mounted rear sight and hooded front sight, milled steel butt plate, serrated trigger, .30-06 caliber, 24.5” Remington barrel dated 5-42, S/N 3129840, military finish, wood stock in overall very good condition displaying a fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and better-than-standard wood stock that is very good as re-finished. This rifle should be furtherresearched as The Springfield Research Service may have additional data on its history. (C&R). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Smith & Wesson Model 27-2 DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 8.375” barrel, S/N N214861, blued finish, checkered wood medallion combat grips in overall fine condition showing minimal use or handling. (NO CALIF. SALE EXCEPT TO FFL HOLDER). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Model 1953 Mosin Nagant bolt action rifle, previously in the estate of legendary performer Bob Hope; 7.62 x 54R caliber showing a 1960 date and Chinese manufacture with bent bolt and re-blued finish; S/N G1714, 21” barrel and woodstock. Overall good condition as refinished with the wood showing military type use and many small scratches, dents, etc.; good action and bore. Most likely, this was a presentation piece to Mr. Hope by U.S. forces during a USO tour.Accompanied by a folder with certificate of authenticity stating this exact rifle is from the estate of Bob Hope and assorted paperwork from when the Hope Family Trust sold Mr. Hope’s collection thru Little John’s at the Tribute toAmerican Veterans Auction on June 29th and 30th, 2014. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Smith & Wesson Model 1 ½ .32 caliber single action revolver with birds head shaped grip, S/N 82908. Finely New York style scroll engraved probably by the shop of L.D. Nimschke. Approximately 10%-20% original blue with good varnished wood grips. Good markings, good action and good overall. An example of fine original engraving in classic Germanic style from 19th century. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Lot of 7 cast iron toy tanks, 3 miniature toy cannons and 1 miniature toy Gatling Gun. Est.: $125-$250.

Winchester Model 1912 pump action take down shotgun, 12 gauge, 21” barrel, S/N 1737655, blued finish, wood stocks with butt stock stamped “PROPERTY OF RY EX AGY”. This shotgun is in overall very good to fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood with the butt stock displaying scattered nicks and scratches from storage; leather sling is also present. (PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Radom VIS Model 35 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4.5” barrel, S/N C8546, in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish with high point wear; fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine grips.Accompanied by a black leather flap holster in overall good to very good un-cleaned condition. (C&R). Est.: $750-$1,500.

Colt Woodsman semi-automatic pistol, .22LR caliber, 4.5” barrel, S/N 144393, blued finish, checkered wood grips in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markingsand fine grips. (C&R). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Vibrant FINE emerald cut Aquamarine and Diamond ring with approx. 3.00 carat Aquamarine and 4 round cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.10 carats of G-H colors set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $1,000- $1,500 Estimate $600-$900

Elegant ladies pendant bezel set with fine green Tourmaline weighing approx. 1.50 carats in custom 18 karat yellow gold setting. Estimates $600-$900

Lustrous ladies strand of Baroque cultured pearls of a fine rose pink color and luster. Estimates $700-$900

Striking ladies pendant featuring a rich color Citrine weighing approx. 6.00 carats encircled with 29 round diamonds weighing approx. 0.20 carats set in 10 karat yellow gold halo style setting. Retail $1,000-$1,500 Estimates $600-$900

Weatherby Athena grade O/U shotgun, 12 gauge, 28” ventilated rib barrels, auto ejectors, S/N DA 01198, blued finish, engraved receiver, checkered wood stocks in overall excellent condition showing little if any use; beautiful flame graining tobutt stock; accompanied by Weatherby factory cardboard box with inserts and instructions manual. (Modern). Est.: $850-$1,700.

Colt Model 1877 ejectorless DA Lightning revolver, .38 caliber, 3.5” barrel, nickel finish, etched panel, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 52277 (all matching visible numbers), in overall very good to fine condition showing the majorityof its original nickel finish and majority of its original etched panel on the left side of the barrel; some minor spots of erosion, considerable original niter blue on hammer and trigger; crisp action at time of description, sharp markings andvery good grips; very good to fine bore. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action rifle, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 248401B, old re-blue finish, crescent buttplate and straight grip wood stock. This rifle remains in overall fine condition as refinished showing majority ofits blue remaining with some light wear to the magazine tube. The stock is in good condition with gouges and scratches to the fore end and butt stock from use. The action is very good and the bore is good but may clean to very good. (Antique) Est.: $850-$1700

Springfield Model 1903 rifle, S/N 1369459, barrel dated 11-31 and Springfield Armory marked. DCM sales from Springfield Armory list records this rifle as a National Match A1. The subject rifle retains a N.S. marked bolt and milled steel buttplate. Pistol grip stock with sharp (S.A. over S.P.G.) cartouche. Shows period arsenal refinish with near fine wood. Two small tap holes with screw fillers in action for a scope or sight mount. Good action with bright bore. (C&R) Est.:$1000-$2000

U.S. M1 semi-automatic carbine by Rockola, .30 caliber, 18” Rockola-marked barrel, S/N 4536523, military finish, wood stock, no magazine, olive green woven sling in overall very good to near fine condition showing considerable militaryfinish remaining, crisp action, sharp markings and bright bore. The stock is overall very good with a crossed cannons cartouche on the right side of the butt stock and some scattered mars, dings and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Great old Gold Rush era pair of leather pommel holsters with U.S. single shot percussion pistol by H. Aston dated 1851 on the lockplate. The Aston is in overall good condition with a crisp action, good markings and good wood stock showinga partial inspector’s cartouche on the left side above the trigger assembly; under barrel rammer missing. The pommel holsters are in fair to good condition for their age showing the usual scuffing, wear, etc. from use; there are remnantsof an original Wells Fargo & Co. Express orange shipping label on one of the holsters with inked stamping as being shipped from OROVILLE, CAL. (in the Gold Country of California). (Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 1887 lever action shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #56759. The shotgun is in overall good to very good condition with a 32” blued barrel with brass bead front sight. The barrel and magazine tube show considerable thinning bluemixing with plum patina. The receiver has gone to patina with case color still evident on the lever and in protected areas. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with mars and compression marks consistent with use. The bore is good, theaction crisp and markings are sharp on this fine old Winchester made in 1894. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1,600.

Lot of 2 pair of original floral gutta percha grips for the Sharps 4 barrel derringer; both in overall good condition. Est.: $150-$300.

Two pair of grips, one pair checkered black hard rubber and one pair pearl, both for the Remington O/U derringer; hard rubber pair missing screw and show old edge losses; pearls are overall very good. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of 49 collector casino chips ranging from 25 cent chips to $100 chip; many different locations; lots of Las Vegas casino chips, varying ages and construction materials; a neat grouping with some hard-to-find chips included. Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester Model 64 lever action rifle, .30 WCF cal., serial #1661616. The rifle is in overall fine condition with a 24” blued barrel with ramp front and adjustable rear sights. A period Lyman receiver sight has been added. The barrel andmagazine tube retain approximately 90% of their blued finish with several areas showing thinning on the top portion of the barrel. The receiver also retains 90% with some thinning and light surface rust. The smooth wood stocks are in verygood condition with small mars and losses of finish noted. The butt ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and markings sharp. (C+R) Est.: $800-$1,600.

Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman (adjustable sight) (pre-war) Model DA revolver, .38 S&W Special caliber, 6.5” barrel, S/N 43590, with 1/10” partridge front sight, blued finish and checkered wood medallion grips. This gun is inoverall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, crisp action, sharp markings, fine bore and fine grips. Accompanied by a factory letter confirming all features and noting shipment from the factory on July 12, 1934 withdelivery to William Hoegee Co., Los Angeles, CA; 10 guns in shipment with billing of $26.52 each. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Colt Mark IV/Series 70 Government Model semi-automatic pistol, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 70B33689, blued finish, checkered wood gold medallion grips in overall fine condition with approximately 99% original finish, crisp interior, action, markings and grips showing little use. (NO CALIF. SALE EXCEPT TO FFL HOLDER). Est.: $900-$1,800.

A.H. Fox SxS shotgun, 12 gauge, 32” barrels, S/N 29231, blued finish, engraved receiver, double triggers, checkered wood stocks in overall very good condition showing the majority of its muted blue finish on the barrels, crisp actions, finebores and good to very good wood stocks as re-finished. A Trustworthy brand hard rubber butt pad has long ago been added to the butt stock. (C&R). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Ithaca 4E 12GA single barrel trap shotgun with 32” barrels, S/N 401139. This shotgun shows a quality restock with fancy carving and checkering that has been broken through the wrist in shipping. The barrels have been refinished and frame polishedto bright metal. The tang was shortened when restocked. The bore is good and locks up tight. The frame shows trap shooter on the left and eagle on the right. The pull measures 14 ½” to the butt pad and 13 ½” to the wood. Choked ImprovedModified. Worth repairing. (C&R) Est.; $700-$1400

European polearm probably Italian circa 16th to 17th century on original brass studded shaft with silk braided orange and green fringe. The blade measures 18 ½” in length by 6” across widest part. The weapon measures almost 85” from tip to end.The condition is very good and “As found”. The blade is quality made with raised median ridges and no marks. Est.: $1,000-$2,000

Old probably Victorian armorer made crusader’s helmet with brass and plate work. Heavy patina and old rust. Original already were in museums over 100 years ago when Schmidt and other armorers recreated such arms to restore the castles ofEurope. With stand. Est.: $2,000-$4,000

Original oil painting on canvas of “Sitting Bull” signed lower right “Noel” circa 1972. Measures 24” x 19 ½”. Taken from 1870s photo shortly after defeating George A. Custer at The Little Big Horn. O.S. Goff’s photo was the original work that this Canadian-American used for his model. A well-recognized artist who expertly finished this colorful work. Est.: $900-$1800

Ultra-deluxe Swiss Army knife signed “Tiffany” and marked sterling and 18K. Mint with blue box and bag. A gift to board members by major defense contractor in early 90s. Est.: $750-$1500

Ithaca 5E Flues Model single shot shotgun, 12 gauge, 34” ventilated rib barrel, S/N 273475T, blued finish, engraved panel scene receiver, single trigger, fancy deluxe grained and fleur d’ lis checkered wood butt stock with deluxe grainedcheckered beavertail forend with ebony insert. This shotgun is in overall very good + condition showing the majority of its muted blue finish on the barrel, crisp action, beautiful engraving and very good wood stocks displaying normal wear fromhandling and storage. An Ithaca brand red hard rubber butt pad has been added. (C&R). Est.: $1,200-$1,800.

Turkish or Balkan flintlock Chieftan’s grade pistol with fancy cast silver stock circa early to mid-19th century. Measures 18” overall with a 11” barrel of approximately .60 caliber smoothbore. Shows exceptional work in the stock and qualityoverall. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

L.C. Smith Skeet Special SxS shotgun, 20 gauge, 28” ventilated rib barrels, S/N FWE148415, blued finish, engraved receiver, Hunter One Trigger, checkered wood stocks with added Decelerator hard rubber butt pad. This shotgun is in overall verygood to fine condition displaying the majority of its blued finish on the barrel assembly; the bores are fine, the actions good and the wood stocks are very good to fine showing normal handling and wear. The gun is contained in a luggage stylelined compartment hard case that includes an L.C. Smith marked Special tool for cocking the hammers of the lock plate and keys to the locks of the case. (Modern). Est.: $1,200-$1,800.

Colt Model 1877 ejectorless DA Lightning revolver, .38 caliber, scarce 2.5” barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber grips, S/N 91803 (all matching visible numbers), in overall very good+ condition showing approximately 65% originalfinish with scattered erosion confined primarily to the cylinder, original niter blue on the hammer, trigger and screw heads; crisp action at time of description, near fine grips, sharp markings and very good bore. (Antique).Est.: $1,200-$2,400.

One beautiful ruby and diamond cross made in 18k white gold. Ruby wt 1.4ct diamond 0.65ct . Est:$1,000-1,200

Beautiful bronze entitled “Fighting Stallion” by noted Colt Master engraver Barry Lee Hands; #8/12 and inspired by the famous Rampant Colt; approximately 16” in height, 13” horizontally and 6” in width; finely detailed. These bronzes havefetched up to $5,000 at auction. Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Winchester Model 1892 lever action rifle, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 722750, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing a dark plum brown patina to metal surfaces with hints of original blue, goodaction, markings and bore; wood stocks are overall good with scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage plus a small stamping on the right side of the butt stock “C.B. 105”. (C&R). Est.: $1,200-$2,400.

Winchester Model 53 lever action rifle, .32 WCF cal., serial #962486. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 22” round, blued barrel with a Lyman front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel retains approximately 90% of its bluedfinish while the receiver has the majority of its flaking blued finish. The smooth wood stocks are in overall very good condition with only small mars and compressions consistent with handling. The bore is excellent, the action crisp andmarkings sharp. (C+R) Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Chanfron or horse armour from area of India or region. Well and properly constructed with decorative etching and quality metal work. 19th to early 20th century for parade. Measures 24” from end to end. Nicely engraved unicorns on the twofront panels. Though not an early battle armour a very nice and decorative chanfron that has a bit of age. Est.: $1500-$3000

T. Hughes signed flintlock pistol, circa 1765-1775, with brass cannon barrel marked “Cork” (Ireland); measures 14” overall with an 8.25” barrel of approximately .75 caliber smooth bore of nearly blunderbuss size. Brass mask butt withsimple engraved mounts. Original flintlock and working action with correct hammer, frizzen and small parts; some well done wood restoration with still fairly sharp scroll carving around the tang. Just the type of arm carried by Officers andgentlemen at the time of the American Revolution. A Quality collectors grade pistol. (Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Colt Combat Commander semi-automatic pistol, .45 caliber, 4.25” barrel, S/N 70SC18125, satin finish, checkered wood medallion grips with wood grain factory cardboard box and end label numbered to this gun; overall fine to excellent conditionshowing only minimal use; fine bore, action, markings and grips. Factory instructions included. (NO CALIF. SALE EXCEPT TO FFL HOLDER). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Colt Model 1908 pocket semi-automatic pistol, .25 caliber, 2” barrel, S/N 249543, factory nickel finish, factory gold medallion pearl grips in overall fine condition showing little use or handling; fine bore, crisp action, sharp markingsand beautiful iridescent pearl grips. Accompanied by a factory cardboard box that is in need of restoration; also a cleaning brush and consignor tag “Shipped nickel to Von Lengerke & Antoine Hardware, April 5, 1920” but no confirmingdocumentation present. (C&R). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Colt Mark IV/Series 70 Government Model semi-automatic pistol, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 82126G70, desirable factory nickel finish, checkered wood gold medallion grips in overall fine condition showing the majority of itsoriginal finish, fine bore, action, markings and grips. (NO CALIF. SALE EXCEPT TO FFL HOLDER). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Merkel SxS hammerless SxS shotgun with engraved receiver, 12 gauge, 26” barrels, S/N 745012, checkered wood stocks in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original finish to barrels and tasteful engraving to receiver; crispactions, fine bores and very good to fine wood with added hard rubber butt pad. (PPT). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Winchester Model 92 lever action SRC, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 950195, Fox Studio-marked on underside of receiver, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing considerable original finish remaining on metalsurfaces, crisp action, very good + bore; good wood with scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Colt Model 1902 Military semi-automatic pistol, .38 caliber, 6” barrel, S/N 12188, blued finish, checkered hard rubber grips in overall very good to near fine condition displaying considerable areas of original blue finish, crisp action, finebore, sharp markings and very good grips. Early variation with slide serrations at front section. (C&R). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1895 lever action rifle, .38-72 W.C.F. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 47251, blued finish, wood stocks with ebony insert at front of forend; overall good condition showing a brown patina to metal surfaces and some scatteredpinprick pitting; fair bore, good action and markings, good wood with non-factory hard rubber butt plate. (C&R). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 241908B, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing a brown patina overall with considerable original blue traces in protectedareas of the barrel assembly and the receiver; crisp action, very good markings, very good + bore and very good wood stocks. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,200

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle, .40-82 W.C.F. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 30018, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks in overall good to very good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaces, good bore, crispaction, good markings and overall very good wood with a couple old mars scattered on the forend. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 71 lever action rifle, .348 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 27735, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good to near fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish to metal surfaces, very goodto fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood stocks (some wear to finish of butt stock and minor old mars from storage). (C&R). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 28” octagon barrel, S/N 41875, blued finish, wood stocks in overall good to very good condition showing a pleasing brown patina to metal surfaces, crisp action, good markings; boremay clean to good; missing dust cover; old pitting to iron butt plate; stocks show weathering and scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Smith & Wesson New Century “Triple Lock” DA revolver, .44 S&W Special caliber, scare 5” barrel, S/N 2182, nickel finish, checkered wood grips in overall very good to fine condition displaying considerable original finish, crispaction and markings, overall good bore and fine grips. Accompanied by a tooled leather holster and factory letter confirming features and indicating shipment from the factory on May 8, 1909; delivered to J. R. Harrell, “address isunreadable” per factory letter. Per Flayderman’s Guide to Antique American Firearms, only approximately 15,375 Triple Locks were manufactured between 1908 and 1915 making this finely built Model desirable to many in thecollector/shooter market. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Colt Model 1902 Pocket semi-automatic pistol, .38 caliber, 4.5” barrel, S/N 43458, blued finish, checkered hard rubber grips in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish, sharp markings, crisp action and fine grips. Accompanied by factory instructions sheet. (C&R). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Remington XP-100 pistol in .35 Remington caliber with Leupold 2.5-6x variable scope and wood stock. Measures 21” overall with a 15” barrel and select walnut stock. In fine to near excellent condition. Manufactured as a hand gun andregistration as a handgun under both state and federal laws. Minor use with a few storage marks. (Exempt) Est.: $600-$1200

Colt .38 caliber centerfire revolver with 3 ½” round barrel and 1871-72 patent dates, S/N 312055 made in own range with left over percussion parts in the early frontier era. The barrel and cylinder retain 80%-90% original blue starting to driftand tone on the cylinder with 80%-90% original scene remains going slightly light. The frame and hammer shows 75%-85% bright and colorful case hardening. The grips are very good plus with 70%-80% varnish and just slight edge wear andminor aging. The straps shows traces of silver. The screws and small parts still show their bright fire blue. Minor nicks with a few scratches. Crisp and original overall with all matching serial numbers. The action and interior arepristine. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Winchester Model 1892 lever action SRC, .38 WCF caliber, 20” round barrel, S/N 306752, blued finish, wood stocks with crescent rifle butt plate in overall very good + condition showing considerable muted original blue finish on thebarrel assembly and areas of original blue finish on the receiver; crisp action and markings, fine bore and very good wood with some scattered old minor mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Russian Kenjal signed in Cyrillic writing at the top of the scabbard and dated 1887. Measures 22 ½” overall with 14 ¾” English style steel blade. Fine silver work and in good condition. An estate piece and genuine antique not a current copy.Est.: $1500-$3000

Superb 19th century Mexican dagger with silver mounts, carved grip, etched blade and red jewel in the pommel. Initial “Y.P.P.” on the blade within floral etching. Uncleaned and very good to fine condition. We have sold one similar in nearly 50years and this dagger belonged to a Mexican of wealth and importance. Est.: $1500-$3000

U.S. Garand semi-automatic rifle by desirable maker Winchester, .30 caliber, 24” barrel marked “3-S-A-6-43”, S/N 1201095, military finish, wood stock, leather sling and cleaning tools in butt trap. This Garand is in overall very good +condition with a crisp action, sharp markings, considerable remaining military finish and good stock displaying no visible inspector marks or cartouches. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Colt Model 1902 Military semi-automatic pistol, .38 rimless auto caliber, 6” barrel, S/N 41202, blued finish, checkered hard rubber grips in overall very good + condition displaying the majority of its original finish, crisp action,sharp markings, near fine bore and very good grips; magazine marked “MIL COLT CAL 38” on floor plate; lanyard ring has been modified. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming features; Type of Stocks “Not Listed”; shipped onJanuary 21, 1921 to Janney, Semple, Hill and Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota with 7 guns in shipment. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action SRC, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 20” round barrel, S/N 332414B, blued finish, wood stocks in overall fair to good condition displaying a dark patina with scattered areas of erosion. There is a secondary number onthe left front side of the receiver of 15075 adjacent to the symbol of the Peruvian Mining Co.; the bore and action are good as is the wood overall; the butt stock shows an old horizontal crack on the left side at the wrist. (Antique). Est.: $1,600-$3,200.

Spencer Model 1860 repeating SRC, .52 caliber, 22” barrel, S/N 46199, brown patina, wood stocks in overall very good + condition with a crisp action, sharp markings, fine bore and good wood with scattered mars and scratches; also an old crack on the left side of the butt stock that has been repaired. (Antique). Est.: $1,600-$3,200.

Browning Citori 4 barrel O/U shotgun set, in hardcase, S/N 11392PY183, auto ejectors, single trigger, Browning hard rubber butt pad, LOP 14.25” to end of butt pad; checkered wood stocks; barrel set includes 12 gauge, 26” ventilated ribbarrels; 20 gauge, 26” ventilated rib barrels; 28 gauge, 26” ventilated rib barrels and .410 gauge, 26” ventilated rib barrels. This Browning set is in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine bores, crisp action andsharp markings; the wood stock and forend are also fine overall. Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Colt 3rd Generation SAA revolver, .44 Special caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N SA62255, in overall like new condition with blued barrel assembly and straps; nickeled cylinder and case hardened frame; factory ivory composite Colt gold medalliongrips; with hang tag and wood grained factory box with Styrofoam inserts. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,600-$3,200.

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle with non-factory old period engraving on receiver, .40-82 W.C.F. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 124309, grey patina, wood stocks in overall good condition showing a grey patina to metal surfaceswith scattered spots of erosion and areas of light to moderate pitting; fair bore, crisp action, good markings and overall good wood with some scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage. Engraving includes floral designs, apanel game scene on the left side of the receiver and the name “SHELTON” also engraved on the left side of the receiver (engraver or a previous owner?). (C&R). Est.: $1,750-$3,500.

Bronze casting by P.J. Mene of Hunting dogs on marble base, approximately 17” long by 10” wide and 8.5” in height; beautiful patina. From a prominent local collector who purchased the piece from an estate about 1959 and may be period.Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .32 caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 182380, blued finish, adjustable tang peep sight, wood stocks in overall very good to near fine condition showing considerable original blue to metal surfaces, very good + bore, crisp action, very good markings and wood with some scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage. Accompanied by a Winchester records “white sheet” confirming features and noting shipment date of July 1, 1885. (Antique). Est.: $1,750-$3,500.

Winchester Model 1895 lever action rifle, .30 U.S. Model 1903 caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 60054, blued finish, wood stocks with ebony insert at front of forend, in overall near fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish,fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood displaying handling, some minor storage scratches/mars and small “ELU” initials marked on the left side of the butt stock. (C&R). Est.: $1,750-$3,500.

Early Belgian O/U trap gun in 12GA marked “L. Le Personne & Co., LTD., London”, 32” barrels, Miller single trigger, auto ejectors, adjustable butt plate and rubber pad, Choked improved mod over modified, classic European lines and floralengraving, checkered stocks with split fore end, Belgium proofs for 2 ¾” shells and we would date 1948-1960s. The condition is near fine as refinished with 98% remaining. The wood shows normal use and the stock has been lengthen for atall man. Measures 13 ¼” to the end of the wood and 14 ½” to the end of the rubber pad. A quality European arm made for import to London where it competed with the world’s best makers at their prime. (C&R) Est.: $1400-$2800

Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, barrel shortened to 6.25”, S/N 32497, nickel finish, period ivory grips in overall good condition showing areas of nickel finish with scattered pinprick pitting and some old knackering on the left forward side ofthe barrel; hammer cocks but does not rotate cylinder, good markings and bore, classic old period ivory grips with an old loss to the top of the right grip and old chip to the front base of the left grip. (Antique). Est.:$1,600-$2,200.

U.S. Property Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol by Remington-UMC, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, arsenal rebuilt by Augusta Arsenal, S/N 579392, military parkerized finish, checkered brown grips in overall very good to near fine condition asrebuilt; crisp action, sharp markings, good bore and near fine grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Winchester Model 71 lever action rifle, .348 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 23557, blued finish, wood stocks, sling swivels in overall excellent condition showing the majority of its bright original blue finish, excellent bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine wood stocks. (C&R). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Scottish basket hilt sword circa 1680-1710 in Pre-colodian period with hand forged basket and blade marked Ferrara in blood grooves and what may be “Andrea”. The sword measures 39” overall with 33” blade that was tipped and slightly reduced.The condition is fair to good with heavy patina and scattered light to somewhat heavy pitting. The edge shows use and sharpening during period battle. Absolutely the real thing and many were carried to the colonies in the 17th century afterPrince Charly fell and his supporters fled the English. Blade matches hilt. Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt SAA revolver, .44-40 caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 153249, blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips in overall very good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaces and scattered old erosion primarily around firingareas; crisp action, grips are worn but overall good. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming finish and barrel length although caliber is noted as .38/40; grips “Not listed”; shipped to Roberts, Willis & Taylor Co., Sherman,Texas on Sept. 15, 1893; three guns in shipment. Desirable blackpowder single action with great shipping location. (Antique). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Weatherby MK V Sporting Rifle in .340 Weatherby mag caliber made in the U.S.A. with Paso Robles address, S/N BW007152 showing select checkered stock, fancy fore end cap and grip cap, 27” factory ported barrel with factory installedLeupold rings and mounts in original taps. The condition is excellent having fired less than 40 rounds total. Original cost nearly $3,000 ordered by former Safari Club President. (Modern)Est.: $1400-$2800

Winchester Model 1892 lever action Special Order takedown rifle, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 73510, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good + condition showing a plum brown patina with original blue in protected areas ofthe barrel assembly; near fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood with some flame graining in the forend and only minor storage mars confined primarily to the butt stock. (Antique). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Parker V Grade 12 GA SXS Shotgun, S/N 93138 with European made steel replacement 12GA barrels of 26 ¼” length. Double triggers and standard extractors. Choked modified right barrel and improved modified left barrel. Plain replacedwalnut stocks with pistol grip. Measures 14 ½” to the end of rubber pad and 14” to the end of the wood. Excellent bores and the single proof mark appears Belgium. The barrels are blued and action and mounts are polished or satin grey finished. Aserviceable and well restored early Parker. Est.: $900-$1800

Colt SAA revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 302955, old re-nickeled finish, period pearl grips in overall good to very good condition showing the majority of its finish, crisp action, overall good bore and very good iridescent pearlgrips. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming caliber and barrel length, grips “Not Listed” and shipped to Speer Hardware Co. in Fort Smith, Arkansas on January 20, 1908, 10 guns in shipment. This gun was in the World FamousHarolds Club collection and has the collection’s brass inventory tag still attached to the trigger guard. Also included with the factory letter is a binder with articles on the Speer Co. that was known to supply firearms to the U.S. Marshal’sService at Fort Smith (also the location of Judge Isaac Parker’s Court). (C&R/PPT). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Early Krieghoff “Kerr’s Special” Model 32 O/U 20 GA magnum shotgun, S/N 5352 with 3 barrels, luggage case, tools, and two sets of tubes for smaller gauges. The gun shows upgraded wood and all barrels are numbered to match. The stockmeasures 13 ¼” to the end of the wood and 14 ¼” to the end of the pad. The bottom of the frame is marked Kerr’s who were top of the line retailers of fine arms on Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills. Kerr’s serviced the movie stars and sportsmen ofthe 50s to 70s. The gun shows blue wear at the bottom of the frame and use but is very good overall with most of the original finish on the barrels and 50% on the frame remains. Checkering worn but good wood. Est.: $4,000-$8,000

Custom made pair of spurs with fancy silver and gold engraved mounts, conchos, buckles and tooled straps by “Rocky” of Gilbert, Arizona; a stunning pair of spurs! Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Colt Python Model DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 2.5” ventilated rib barrel, S/N 32979, blued finish, checkered wood gold medallion grips in overall excellent condition displaying approximately 99% + original finish, fine bore,crisp markings and action and excellent grips; overall showing little if any use and minor handling. (NO CALIF. SALE EXCEPT TO FFL HOLDER). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Pre War Prussian made Charles Daly Single Barrel Trap Shotgun in 12GA with 32” barrels showing Lindner’s proof and full Suhl pre-war markings along with Krupp steel, ventilated rib, scroll engraving, and auto ejector. The barrel shows90%-95% original toning blue, the frame shows 40%-60% case colors going to patina and slight rust. The stocks have been restored professionally and re-checkered and are now excellent. The bore is bright and locks tight. The pull measures 14 ½” to the end of pad. Choked Modified and improved modified. Considered the “Cadillac” of trap guns in the pre-war era and Lindner guns were Daly’s best in our opinion. (C&R) Est.: $3,000-$6,000

Fantastic 18K gold repeater pocket watch with enameled U.S. and Swiss flags on outside of case; inside case cover is inscribed “No. 2572; L. Mugnier & Cie; Geneve; Depot 15 Place Municipio Naples; REPETITION; a minutes; Remontoir Ancreligne droite; Chatons nickel; 27 rubis; SPIRAL BREGUET; Double Plateau Balancier Compense”. This outstanding antique time piece is in overall fine condition with deluxe casing, fine face and fancy decoration including the raised image of a knight with sword and shield surrounded by the aforementioned enameled flags; approximately 2.25” in diameter; running at time of description. Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Factory engraved and presentation inscribed Marlin Model 1895 lever action rifle in .45-70 Gov. caliber, S/N 22053489. The left side of the receiver is inscribed “Presented to Ivan Hart by the Marlin Firearms Co., 1981”. This rifle isstocked in deluxe burl wood by the factory and the receiver is nicely scroll engraved signed with fancy “R” initial. Ivan Hart received this rifle for his best of show winning display at the Sahara Antique Arms Show in 1981. Hart was the iconiccollector of lever actions in the west during the 50s to the 1990s. This rifle was gifted to his friend Evy Morgan who kept it until his entering to a convalescent home. Est.: $1,500-$3,000

Outstanding 18K gold open face pocket watch by Patek Philippe with fine face, approximately 2.25” in diameter. Interior back cover is inscribed “CHRONOMETRO GONDOLO; Fabricado expressamente para Gondolo & Labouriau, Relogoeiros RIO DE JANEIRO;No 161160, PATEK PHILIPPE & Cie, GENEVE”. Running at time of description. Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

German boar spear circa 1600 with nicely engraved and inscribed head pictured page 122 Stones Glossary and originally in the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection. The metal portion measures 20” by 4 ¾” across the widest section of the blade.The spear measures 87” from tip to the end of the shaft. One panel engraved “Gott Verma, G.S.” and “Joh. Wags”. Two engraved vinettes with “Vert” and “Bruno”. The blade portion is masterfully forged with raised ridges and reinforced construction ofheavy gauge. Est.: $2500-$5000

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Property marked semi-automatic pistol, custom engraved by modern engraving master John J. Adams, Sr., .45 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 417441 with special grips cast of pewter and in commemoration of Remembering 9-11.This beautifully accomplished piece of firearms artistry was custom made for a prominent Colt Collector’s Association member and is a one-of-a-kind object. The gun is accompanied by an authentication letter hand signed by Mr. Adamsconfirming caliber, unique “C” grade coverage and also mentions the custom Adams cast grips; overall fine condition as customized with a crisp action, fine bore, sharp markings and outstanding scroll engraving. (C&R). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Remington-Keene Frontier Model Magazine bolt action rifle made for the U.S. Dept. of the Interior to arm the Indian Police (1880-1881), .45-70 caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N U.S.I.D. 419, blued finish, wood half stock, in overallvery good condition showing areas of original blue in protected portions of the barrel assembly and frame; there is also an inspector’s mark (WWK), “P” proof and arrow mark on top of the receiver; crisp action, good bore overall, sling swivelsremaining; the stock is overall good with scattered mars, scratches, etc. plus a lightly scratched star on the left side of the butt stock adjacent to a carved “P” type symbol. This gun is accompanied by a folder containing inventorycards indicating the gun was previously in the famed Gordon Matson collection of Indian Police guns and artifacts. Per Flayderman’s Guide to Antique American Firearms, estimates are that only approximately 500 of this Model were manufactured for use by the forces of the U.S. Indian Police. (Antique). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle, rare .40-70 caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 103950, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks in overall very good + condition displaying an even brown patina to barrel assembly with traces ofmuted original blue in protected areas; receiver has gone to a silver tone with some hints in protected areas of original case colors. The action is crisp, the markings are sharp and the bore is near fine; wood stocks are very good tofine. (Antique). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Pair of Colt Single Action Army revolvers, Bozeman Trail Commemoratives, S/N 57701 and 58355. Presentation display box and original cardboard boxes. #26 and #27 in series of 200. Possibly only double factory consecutive set. (C&R) Est.:$2500-$5000

Martin Ugarteburu Sidelock side by side shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #5306. The shotgun is in nearly excellent overall condition with 29 ¼” barrels with a full-length filed rib and ivory bead front sight. The barrels are choked modified andimproved. The barrels retain nearly all of their dark polished blue finish with markings indicating manufacture using high quality Bohler steel. The Spanish made shotgun demonstrates beautiful case color exhibited on the action, bolsters, fencesand lock plate. The ornate engraving is well done and covers nearly 100% of the action, tang and trigger guard. The action features side clips which fit neatly into the beveled barrels upon closing the action. Additionally, the shotgunfeatures double triggers finished in gold tone. The shotgun shows little use with only minor loss of finish noted at the muzzle. The finely checkered straight grip wood stocks are in very good overall condition showing only light handling marks. The butt stock ends with a a 1 ¾” leather covered pad and an overall LOP of 15”. The splinter fore end is serialized to the shotgun and features engraved screw heads and an Anson style release. The bores are excellent, the action is

One designer ring made in 18k white gold set with 2 oval cut sapphires(approx2ct) and 62 diamonds (approx 1ct). Est:$2,000-2,500

One 18k ladies white gold sapphire and diamond ring containing oval sapphire weighing 1.75ct and diamond 1ct Est:$2,500-3,000

Outstanding rampaging buffalo bronze signed “CRAWFORD”, on marble base, approximately 13” in height, 13” long and 8” wide; beautiful patina! Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Ithaca 4E Trap 12GA Single Shot Shotgun with 30” barrel and choked full, S/N 405005. First class full restoration and restocked with superb color case. Appears original and mint but restored. The left side of the frame shows trap shooter and theright shows Indian with bow and arrow. The pull measures 13 ½” to the end of the wood and 14 ½” to the end of the butt pad. The bore is bright and locks tight. A beauty that was almost $2,500 just to restore through ivory beads in Covina. (C&R)Est.: $2,500-$5,000

Colt Bisley Model Single Action revolver, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 270188, in overall good + condition displaying a grey patina to metal surfaces with some original case colors in protected areas of the frame; good bore,action, markings and overall good grips with some old work done on the bottom of the right grip; also old initials scratched into the butt strap. (C&R). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Parker G.H. Grade SxS Shotgun in 12GA with Damascus steel barrels, S/N 152756 with 30” barrels choked modified and full with 14 ½” pull and original butt plate. In good original condition with strong traces of original finish.The wood shows just normal wear and age. The bores are good but slightly frosty with aging. Locks tight. (C&R) Est.: $1,000-$2,000

Winchester Model 42 pump action shotgun, .410 gauge, serial #120173. The shotgun is in overall fine condition with a 26” round barrel with a silver bead front sight. The barrel and receiver retain nearly all of their original blued finishwith only high point edge wear and small surface mars noted. The barrel is marked “Winchester Proof Steel” and three inch chamber with a modified choke. The smooth wood stocks are in overall very good to nearly fine condition showing smallhandling marks. The butt stock ends with a hard plastic Winchester marked butt plate and a 14” LOP. The bore is very good, the action crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Model 42. Est.: $1,400-$2,800. (C+R)

Astra Cub Model semi-automatic pistol, .22 Short cal., serial #101787. The pistol is in very good condition in its original box with all literature. The pistol sports a 2 ¼” barrel. The pistol retains the majority of its blued finish with wear associated with storage. The checkered plastic grips are in very good shape with only light handling marks. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The lot includes two correct, Astra marked magazines. Est.:$175-$275. (Modern).

Winchester Model 1873 lever action special order rifle, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 35292, wood stocks, blued finish, half magazine and cleaning rod in butt trap. This rifle is in overall very good to fine condition showingWinchester proof marks on the barrel and receiver at the breech indicating return to factory at some time; majority of blued finish remains on the gun, the bore is very good to fine, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The wood stocks are very good + with better-than-average graining in the butt stock. A factory letter accompanies this ’73 but in addition to confirming the half magazine and plain trigger, it states the gun was originally received and shipped from the warehouse on September 3, 1879, with a 26” barrel and case hardened (difference possibly explained by the return to factory proofs or simply a error in the recording of features in the factory records). (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Parker D grade SxS 12GA Damascus steel shotgun, S/N 79990. Refinished and restocked by Pachmeyer and showing 26 ½” barrels choked open or cylinder. A very nice stocking and would be a good field gun. (C&R) Est.: $900-$1800

Vincen 20 Bernardelli Double Barrel Exposed Hammer shotgun in 20GA 2 ¾” with Greener cross bolt lock and modern MFG., S/N 64912. This gun shows 27 ½” barrels, double triggers, and standard extractors, raised and matted non-vent rib. Measures 13 ¼” to the end of the wood and 14” to the end of the pad. In fine to excellent condition. Marked “Acciaio Speciale-Extra”. Most likely made for European use where hammer guns are still in favor. Est.: $2,000-$4,000

CZ big game rifle on Mauser action in .458 Lott caliber with 3 leaf rear sight and Leupold 1.25 x 4 variable scope on finger release mounts. In fine to excellent condition. Recoil pad added. One of a group of CZ’s used by Gun & Ammo for articles on CZ rifles and this caliber. Near mint with box. (C&R) Est.: $800-1600

Winchester Model 42, 410 GA pump shotgun with 26” barrels, choked full, S/N 124400. This shotgun remains in original good to very good condition showing 60%-80% original blue with loss at the high points and edges. The wood shows loss offinish and scratches but solid with original butt plate. The action is good and the bore is fine. (C&R) Est.: $1250-$2500

Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 4.75” barrel, custom engraved by noted modern engraver John J. Adams, Sr., S/N 233561, antique style nickel plated finish, “C +” coverage of engraving, pearl grips in overall fine condition as customized.This gun is beautifully scroll engraved with fine iridescent pearl grips. Accompanied by a hand signed authentication letter from John J. Adams, Sr. confirming the features of this piece of firearms artistry. (C&R). Est.: $3,000-$6,000

Russian Pre-Revolutionary water color of peasant women with flowers signed L.R. in Russian and dated 1906 in late czarist era. Measures 9” x 11 ½”. From the estate auction of famous actor and premier art collector Tony Curtis ass sold byJulien’s in Beverly Hills where it was listed in that catalog. Curtis had a great eye for fine art and his sale in the 70s brought record prices for the time. He kept this painting till the end as it was a favorite. Est.: $4,000-$8,000

Winchester Model 1892 Custom Grade John Wayne 100th anniversary pair of lever action rifles, .44 W.C.F. cal., serial #JW100C0402 and JW100H0402. This pair of consecutively numbered rifles in accompanied by a special edition leather coveredwooden case. One rifle is finished in high polish blue with gold engraving and inlay. John Wayne’s signature is inlaid in gold on the barrel. The receiver has additional scroll engraving and a depiction of the actor on horseback. The highgrade checkered walnut stock is finely finished with a gold medallion inlaid. The second rifle is high polish nickel nitride finish with beautiful engraving and John Wayne’s signature inlaid in gold on the barrel. The rifle is complemented bya high grade smooth walnut stock with a silver plated medallion inlaid in the butt stock. These rifles were a special edition limited to 1,000 pairs. The lot includes two copies of American Rifleman and a copy of Guns magazine each witharticles about the limited edition set. A seldom seen collectible commemorating John Wayne’s 100th birthday in a special edition case with consecutively numbered rifles. Est.: $2,750-$5,500. (Modern).

Colt SAA revolver, .44-40 caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 221989, blued and case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber grips in overall very good + condition displaying original blue in protected areas as well as original case colors in protected areas of the frame and on the hammer; crisp action, sharp markings including “COLT FRONTIER SHIX SHOOTER” marking on the barrel; very good bore and grips. (C&R). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Beautiful Colt Pocket conversion revolver, .38 caliber, 3.5” barrel, S/N 306692, nickel finish, wood grips in overall near minty condition showing the majority of its finish with just a little flaking on the backstrap, crisp action, sharpmarkings, fine bore, fine cylinder scene, bright case colors on hammer, inky blued screws; fine grips. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Colt U.S. Artillery Model SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N 120118, blue and case hardened finish, wood grips in overall very good condition displaying a dark patina to barrel assembly, cylinder and straps with silver toningto frame; very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good grips with “OWA” inspector’s cartouche on left side of grip. Interestingly, the trigger guard is also Ainsworth inspected and S/N 4921 (Custer range). A niceun-cleaned Artillery Model. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 121807, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips in overall very good condition displaying an overall dark patina with some light traces of original case colors in protected areas of theframe; crisp action, good markings and fair to good bore. The grips are also overall good. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming all features and noting shipment to Manzanares and Co., Las Vegas, Territory of New Mexico on June18, 1887 with 100 guns in shipment. Also included with the letter are copies of informational articles on Manzanares and the turbulent times existing during the late 1880’s in and around Las Vegas. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Remington Model 1875 Single Action revolver, .44 caliber, 7.5” barrel, S/N 8463, nickel finish, wood grips in overall very good condition displaying considerable areas of original nickel finish, good action, sharp markings and brightbore. The grips are good with an arrow carved on the inside surface of each grip along with indistinguishable small figures on each interior grip too; lanyard ring still present. Accompanied by inventory cards indicating the gun waspreviously in the Gordon Matson Indian Police gun and artifact collection. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Colt .38 caliber rimfire revolver with 3 ½” round barrel and 1871-72 patent dates, S/N 315538 made in its own serial number range with left over percussion parts in the early frontier era. The barrel and cylinder retain 90%-95% original bluestarting to tone on the cylinder and mirror bright on the barrel. The cylinder retains virtually all the scene just slightly light. The frame and hammer show 90%-95% vibrant and fiery case colors that are still vivid. The grips show 90%-95%original varnish with minor edge wear and a few minor scratches. All matching serial number and sharp and crisp overall. A strong 9.5 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $3,000-$6,000

J.G. Bolen’s “Life and Property Preservers” advertised pepperbox pistol marked “Allen’s Patent, 1837” on the bar hammer and cased with accessories. This pistol remains in near fine condition showing 60%-80% original blue that isdrifting toning evenly. The recoil shield shows etching and most of its original blue. The barrel is marked “Allen & Thurber, Worchester” with early profile grips and “spangles”. The grips are about fine and the hammer shows most of its brightblue. Some storage type minor scratches and some minimal aging. The original casing is also near fine with full picture label. An original leather covered plunger flask, mold, rod, compartment cover and key are all included. The lining is just slightly faded with few impressions. The bottom of the case also shows pictorial advertising. A rare and desirable early American pepperbox revolver. (Antique) Est.: $4000-$8000

Robbins and Lawrence .31 caliber pepperbox pistol cased with accessories and instruction sheet, S/N 3810. The pepperbox remains in near fine condition with 90%-95% original “Tobacco” colored brown on the barrels and 30%-50% bright original blue onthe frame and small parts. The varnished wood grips show minor scratches with slight but normal aging and are very good plus. The edges and markings are crisp. The action works well. The original box shows a near fine purple velveteenlined partition interior. A correct and marked flask is included along with mold and tool. Also ultra-rare original instruction sheet. The exterior of the case is also near fine with most original light finish and just minor scratcheswith slight aging. A strong 8.5 to 9 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Rare U.S. military “prairie” cartridge belt for .50-70 caliber carbine cartridges in overall very good to near fine condition with leather belt tongue and square brass buckle. Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

U.S. Property marked Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol by Union Switch & Signal, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 1056719, in overall very good to fine condition with DU-LITE finish, crisp action, sharp markings, some scattered spots of erosion andpinprick pitting on the frame, fine bore, fine plastic Keyes Fibre grips, checkered mainspring housing. According to the Standard Catalog of Military Firearms by Schwing, only 55,000 pistols total were delivered in 1943 to the military fromUnion Switch & Signal Co., making it one of the most sought after of all the 1911/1911-A1 pistols. (C&R). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Colt Python DA revolver in factory wood grained cardboard box with inserts, instructions, hanging tag and end label numbered to this gun; .357 Magnum caliber, 4” ventilated rib barrel, S/N V16523, desirable nickel finish, checkered woodgold medallion grips in overall near new condition showing 99% + original finish, fine action, markings, bore and grips. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming features except Type of Stocks “Not listed”; shipped to Jerry Berman andSons, San Bernardino, CA. on January 24, 1980 with ten guns in shipment. Also with the lot is a copy of Jerry Berman & Sons receipt. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $3,500-$7,000.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action SRC, .38-55 caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 867559, blued finish, wood stocks in overall near fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish, fine bore, crisp action and markings, fine wood with acouple minor old mars from storage. (C&R). Est.: $3,500-$7,000.

Model 3 Schofield revolver, .45 S&W Schofield cal., serial #1411. The pistol is in overall good condition. The revolver has a period re-nickeled finish which is flaking at the muzzle and at the rear of the action. The pistol does not have anymartial markings on the butt or any visible cartouches on the grips. The smooth wood grips are in good condition overall with small mars and compressions consistent with use. The bore is fair to good, the action crisp and markings arelegible. The pistol comes with a factory letter indicating shipment from the factory on July 12, 1875. The pistol was shipped to the United States Armory in Springfield, Massachusetts. The pistol comes with a period, martial, two position flapholster used with Colt SAA and Scholfield revolvers. The holster is in overall very good condition with some age cracking but otherwise tight seams and brass hardware. Est.: $3,000-$6,000. (Antique).

Allen’s patent pepperbox in .31 caliber percussion, 6 shot, remaining in excellent original condition and cased with accessories. This impeccable pistol shows Allen & Thurber marking and Worchester, Mass on the barrels. Theframe shows 90%-95% bright high polish original blue finish as does the recoil shield. The grips are excellent. The hammer shows most of its original case colors. The barrels show 95% original mat blue finish which was less highlypolished. The case is also near fine in a partition style with wine colored velveteen showing only slight fading and impressions. An excellent leather covered pepperbox flask (Often found with Patersons) is included along with,mold, rod, and key. The box is near fine as is the exterior. Only slight handling and minor aging. A strong 9.5 on a 1-10 scale that would be very difficult to improve upon. If it was a coin it would be a MS64-65. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Rare Kentucky/Derringer with “Drepperd, Lancaster” signed lock (Refer Derringer book by Doug Eberhardt). This pistol spans the gap between small American pistols and the famous Henry Deringer design. The pistol features a back action lock and has a nice natural fiddleback stripped stock. The barrel measures 5” and in approximately .41 caliber rifled. In very good plus condition. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

J.P. McCree signed percussion derringer, Refer “The Deringer in America” by Doug Eberhardt page 204, where it is mentioned as 1 of only 2 known. Little to nothing is known of J.P. McCree other than is thought by Frank sellers and Eberhardt asto have made Kentucky style rifles. This pistol is signed J.P. McCree on the lock, is silver mounted and has an iron belt hook. The stocking is of good quality and unique design with no ramrod provision and a raised “Bump” at the front of thestock on which an engraved silver heart is inlayed. The lock, hammer, and inlays are lightly engraved in a rural American style. Measures 8” overall with a 4” barrel of .45 caliber with 7 grove rifled barrel. In good to very goodcondition. An intriguing and deluxe derringer pistol that exhibits characteristics of Kentucky and further south. Should be further researched. (Antique) est.; $3000-$6000

Second of only 2 known derringer pistols by J.P. McCree (See lot #165 for reference). This pistol is signed “J.P.M.” in script on the lock and is somewhat less deluxe with brass mounts but same “Bump” on the front of fore end which is the mostidentifiable characteristic of this maker. Measures 7 5/8”overall and 3 5/8” barrel of approximately .40 caliber with 7 groove rifling. Same style belt hook. The condition is good to very good with some wear to the checkering frombeing carried. The pistol shows quality manufacture by a competent gunsmith, well made screws and reinforced tang and good overall. As previously stated one of but 2 that are currently known. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Henry Deringer percussion pistol of large size and caliber remaining in near fine condition with deluxe features. Measures 8 ¼” overall with almost 4” barrel of .54 caliber with 7 grove rifling. Fancy engraved German silver mounts with cap boxin butt and pineapple finial on trigger guard. Shows derringer marking on lock and breech with “P” in sunburst proof. Double silver banded at the breech end of the barrel. Bell shaped engraved plaque at the top of the wrist and characteristicderringer side plate and features. The barrel shows 50%-75% original brown with strong evidence of mercury stripping. The lock, breech, and tang show satin case hardening colors. The checkering stocks are very good plus with slight edge wear to the checkering. Correct style brass tipped and ended ramrod which may be the original. A very large bore and impressive Deringer. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Krieghoff Model 32 four barrel set in 12 GA, 20, 28 and 410 with hydra coil recoil reducing wood stock (Custom) and Browning luggage case, S/N 9054 and all 4 barrels match. #1 12GA barrel measures 28” choked and cylinderwith bottom barrel ported. #2 20GA with 28” barrel choked modified over full #3 28GA with 28” barrel choked improved modified over improved cylinder. #4 410GA with 28” barrels and both barrels chokedimproved cylinder Professionally restocked and restored to excellent with 99% finish and slight use to stocks only. Est.: $8,000-$16,000

Collectors item; Vintage Hamilton marine chronometer, gimble mounted in perfect running condition. Est:$4,000-4,500

Very desirable Colt “El Presidente” limited edition Government Model semi-automatic pistol, .38 Super caliber, 5” barrel, S/N EP344, nickel finish, pearlite medallion grips in overall like new condition showing little handling; accompanied by a second magazine, “El Presidente” soft carry case, instructions, hang tag and Colt Custom Gun Shop paperwork that indicates only 350 units of this model were made. (NO CALIF. SALE EXCEPT TO FFL HOLDER). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle, .40-82 WCF caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 75432, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish, considerable original casecolors on the receiver, hammer and lever; strong action, sharp markings and very good to near fine wood with the butt stock displaying some scattered mars and scratches from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .44 caliber, 24” round barrel, “button” (half) magazine, S/N 168139A, blued finish, wood stocks in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish as well as themajority of its case colors on the lever and hammer; fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine wood with some scattered mars and scratches from handling and storage. Accompanied by a Winchester records “white sheet” confirmingfeatures and indicating shipment date of March 3, 1885. (Antique). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

High grade finely engraved Italian Beretta O/U shotgun, 12 gauge, 28.5” ventilated rib barrels, S/N 23974, blued barrel assembly, finely and extensively engraved receiver and trigger guard with cut out and engraved barrel release lever,gold inlaid crown on top of the barrel release lever; single selective trigger, auto ejectors, gold trigger; deluxe select checkered wood stocks with beautiful graining and black hard rubber Decelerator butt pad; length of pull from triggerto end of butt pad is 14.125”. This gun is in overall fine displaying the majority of its original blue finish to barrels with extensively floral engraved receiver and side plates done “in the white” except for the back end exposed metalof the forend which is en suite engraved and finished in blue. The bores are fine, the actions are crisp and the wood stocks are also fine with a couple minor mars from storage. A desirable high grade Beretta in good condition! Crack inthe wrist! Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Barrett Model 98B bolt action rifle, .338 caliber, 28” barrel, S/N 98B01696, mat black finish, retractable bi-pod, adjustable stock, woven sling, mounted with a Leupold Mil Dot Reticle scope with fine optics in overall like new condition andcontained in a heavy duty Pelican brand padded hard case with a total of two magazines, a cleaning kit and instructions manuals for the rifle and the scope (Modern). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

1874 Sharps Heavy Barrel Sporting Rifle, .44 cal., serial #155017. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 30” heavy octagon barrel. The rifle sports a silver blade front and ladder rear sights. The barrel and receiver have drifted to a sliver-grey patina with small amounts of blue and case hardening apparent in protected areas. There are two sets of serial numbers on the barrel flat with one set in smaller font matching the number on the tang. The smooth woodstocks appear to have been replaced. The stocks show small mars, compressions and a 2” crack on the right side of the fore end. Additionally, the stock features a pewter fore end cap and checkered metal butt plate. The bore is very good, theaction crisp and markings are sharp. A factory letter accompanies the rifle indicating the original invoice date of March 3, 1876 with shipment to noted Western Sharp’s dealer Carlos Gove and Sons of Denver, Colorado. The rifle islisted as .44 caliber with a double set trigger, open sights, oil finished stocks and chambered for the 70 grain case. A great combination of heavy barrel and desirable Western shipping destination make this Sharps special. Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Colt custom workshop ordered .22 conversion unit in brushed nickel with special medallion grips, S/N 2751879 with extra .45 caliber Gold Cup Series 80 top end. Set up for wadcutter. Accompanied by two .45 caliber mags and one .22 mag all Coltmarked. A nice rig. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $1500-$3000

Weatherby MK V in .300 Weatherby mag caliber, S/N PB041182 made in the U.S.A. with special selected flaming burl stock, fancy checkering, select wood, fore end and pistol cap, gold plated tap screws. The barrels measure 25 ½”. Ordered by formerpresident of Safari Club and an exceptional stock. Near new. Less than 2 boxes fired with no evidence of use, almost new. (Modern) Est.: $1,400-$2,800

John Wayne Commemorative carbine in .32-40 caliber, S/N JW40549 standard model in deluxe presentation box like “Duke”. In excellent to mint condition with no papers or tags. (C&R) Est.: $1400-$2800

Special Ordered 1873 Winchester Semi-Deluxe in .38-40 caliber, 24” octagon barrel, blue and case hardened finish, varnished wood stocks, crescent butt plate, S/N 220399B. This rifle remains in very good plus to near fine condition with 80%-90% original blue going slightly dull and beginning to tone. The edges are sharp and the markings are crisp. There are some very bright areas. The frame shows 40%-60% case colors with some rainbow hues drifting to silver with some brown patina andminimal minor pinprick pitting just starting. The gate and dust cover show considerable and bright blue. The hammer and lever show good case colors. The butt plate shows a little case with silver gray patina. The stock is almost fine with just afew minor marks and imperfections. The action is very tight and the bore is bright. A 7.5 on a 1-10 scale with a great untouched appearance. (Antique) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Colt SAA revolver, .44-40 caliber, 7.5” barrel, S/N 160608, blued and case hardened finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original blued finish on barrel assembly; oldre-blue to cylinder, traces of original case colors in protected areas of the frame with balance gone to silver tone; matching visible numbers, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good + grips. Accompanied by a Coltfactory letter confirming features with notation of shipment to Colt’s Patent Firearms Co., San Francisco Agency, S.F., CA on May 11, 1895, five guns in shipment. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

U.S. 1851 percussion “Mississippi” rifle by E. Whitney, .54 caliber, browned barrel, brass mounted with brass patchbox, woven sling, 33” barrel, in overall very good to fine condition displaying the majority of its original brownfinish on barrel, crisp action and markings, very good to fine stock with old stamped “69” and “216” on butt stock in front of the patchbox assembly. Accompanied by a handwritten note from the consignor stating his belief that this rifle wasoriginally condemned by the U.S. Gov’t as the barrel was iron instead of steel which the Gov’t decreed to be what they wanted as of 1849. He further states that these were therefore surplus parts left over from previous contracts so Whitney sold these guns to the states right before & during the Civil War. He also notes he bought this rifle from a man whose grandfather had purchased it from Bannerman’s in New York and his opinion that the numbers indicate 69th Reg’t (possiblyN.Y. Irish Brigade), #216. (Antique). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Winchester Model 1892 lever action takedown rifle, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 408890, in fine overall condition as factory re-done per consignor (no factory letter); blued barrel and loading tube, nickel receiver, lever,butt plate and small accent pieces; fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine wood stock. (C&R). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Colt SAA revolver, .44-40 caliber, 7.5” barrel, S/N 50832, in overall good condition with mis-matched back strap (33437) with old initials “JR” engraved into butt strap, period ivory grips, grey patina to metal surfaces with scatteredlight to moderate areas of pitting; good action, bore and markings; classic old ivory grips that show age cracking, some shrinkage and 10 notches carved into the left grip. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming caliber, barrel length“not listed”, blued finish, shipped to J.P. Moores Sons, New York, NY on February 5, 1879, fifty guns in shipment. Also with a handwritten letter from our consignor who indicates he obtained the gun approximately 40 years ago from an old cowboywho worked in the ooil fields of West Texas and New Mexico. There is a second Colt factory letter included that is for the S/N of the backstrap indicating it was from SAA shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, NY on Dec. 30, 1876, alsofifty guns in that shipment. (Antique). Est.: $1,750-$2,750.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .38 caliber, half magazine, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 96507A, in overall good to very good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaces, old replacement to the end of the half magazine andreplaced dust cover; strong rifling in the bore, crisp action; good wood showing a shotgun butt and old crack to forend with some old repairs. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

U.S. Springfield Krag Model 1896 bolt action rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 78974, in overall very good condition displaying a dark patina on metal surfaces, good bore, crisp action, good markings and very good wood withpartially visible circle P proof and partially visible inspector’s cartouche; cleaning rod in butt trap. Would be interesting to contact Springfield Research Service on this Spanish-American War era Krag. (Antique).Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 20” later octagon barrel, with return to factory proofs at breech, S/N 30223, in overall very good condition showing even plum brown patina to metal surfaces, replaced dustcover, crisp action, fine bore and very good wood including shotgun butt stock; left side of frame shows frame to have been set up originally for a saddle ring. Accompanied by a note from the consignor that basically addresses his opinion onthe return to factory for the installation of the short rifle barrel and use of a carbine frame. (Antique). Est.: $1,750-$3,500.

Colt Single Action Army U.S. Marked, SN: 131383 with arsenal full blue finish for issue to state Militia units during the Spanish American War era. The pistol is inspected by R.A.C. and sub inspected by “K”. The left grips shows fainttraces of cartouche and “89” numerals of date. The back strap and trigger guard are SN: 131359. The cylinder is 1359. The barrel is 1383 and shows two “P” inspection marks. The ejector rod housing, rod and spring are correct black powder militaryissue as is the case hardened hammer. The cylinder pin is a replacement. The grips fit impeccably and are original. The revolver shows 80%-90% arsenal blue applied at the time of reissue with drifting on the cylinder and edges, slight indexline, and minor loss at high points. The blue shows correct military polish or feathering around the front sight. The hammer shows 75% plus case colors and the bore is bright as interior shows little wear and almost no use. From a localcollectors estate who is in a nursing and never got a Kopec letter. Possibly New York Militia or rough riders by the range. (Antique) Est.: $4,000-$8,000

Sharps SRC conversion, .50-70 caliber, 22” round barrel, no visible S/N, in overall very good to near fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue on the barrel and traces of original case colors in protected areas of thereceiver; fine bore, crisp action, very good to near fine wood stocks. (Antique). Est.: $1,750-$3,500.

Blunderbuss flintlock pistol with spring bayonet showing British proof and “F.W.” marks. Measure 12 ½” overall with a 7” barrel of nearly 1” bore. Grotesque mask butt. Old restock during the period of use. In good to very good condition with small plaque missing from the stock. (Antique) Est.: $3,000-$6,000

J. Henry & Son percussion Treaty style half stocked rifle, .41 caliber, 27.5” octagon barrel, double set triggers (working at time of description), in overall very good condition with a dark brown patina on metal surfaces, crispaction, very good wood stock showing even wear and an old repair to a horizontal crack at the right forend side of the stock. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1901 lever action shotgun, 10 gauge, 26.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N 63682, in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish on the barrel and loadingtube, areas of original case colors on the receiver that has also drifted to silver and grey; very good to near fine bore, crisp action and markings, very good wood stocks with some scattered old nicks and scratches from carry andstorage. (C&R). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle, desirable .45-90 W.C.F. caliber, 26” round barrel, S/N 23259, in overall good to very good condition displaying a dark patina with scattered areas of pinprick pitting and erosion, crisp action andmarkings, very good + bore, good wood with scattered old dings and mars from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Tower Enfield percussion 1861 rifle with hand-hewn wood stock, Roman XII and 112 number marks; 2 barrel bands, saber bayonet lug, buff colored woven sling, in overall very good condition with un-cleaned dark patina, crisp action, goodmarkings and stock. Accompanied by a handwritten note from the consignor stating his opinion that this gun may have been sent without stocks and then stocked by a Confederate Armory. The note also states “This rifle and about 150 more of them were found in attic of old house that was being demolished in the right of way for Freeway a road worker came home with 2 of them and sold them to Shreveport gun dealer. I was lucky enough to obtain one. I have shot it and it has perfect bore & is very accurate”. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Antique miniature cannon with plaque that reads “Miniature Model of Kim’s Gunizamzama, Manufactured at Lahure Pakistan for King Ahmad Shaw Abdali in 1757 A.D., first time used by the Afgan Monarch in 1761 A.D. in the 3rd battle ofPanipat”. Silver colored metal, brass and wood. All hand constructed in 19th to early 20th century and measures 8” x 20” across the base. Shows aging and minor repairs. An attractive and true antique. Est.: $1500-$3000

Manton SxS percussion English shotgun, 12 gauge, 34” barrels made by W.C. Scott and gold inlaid on the top rib “REAL HORSE NAIL STUB TWIST”; checkered wood stock, dark patina to metal surfaces, good actions, worn but overall goodcheckered wood stock with fancy patchbox. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action musket with socket bayonet, .44 caliber, 30” round barrel, S/N 370493B, in overall good to very good condition showing a grey patina on metal surfaces that display scattered old pinprick pitting under acoating of old varnish, crisp action, good markings, very good to fine bore; overall good wood with old carved “F 1” on right side of front end of fore stock area. (Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Winchester Model 1876 lever action rifle, .40-60 caliber, 28” octagon barrel, S/N 55651, in overall good to very good condition with a crisp action, good markings, fair bore with some scattered wear and erosion and very good wood stocks.(Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .44 caliber, 24” round barrel, thumbprint dust cover, S/N 3829, cleaning rod in butt trap, in overall very good condition with a dark plum brown patina to metal surfaces, crisp action, good markings,overall good bore and good wood stocks showing scattered old mars, scratches and a sliver loss on the right front rail of the forend from handling, carry and storage. A desirable 4 digit early ’73. (Antique). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Fine ladies pendant set with an oval blue Sapphire weighing 4.02 carats and diamond accent set in a designer style custom made 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000

Gorgeous ladies neckpiece set with a Precious topaz weighing 13.18 carats of peach color accented with a princess cut diamond weighing approx. 0.45 carats of F-G color set in a 14 karat white gold custom made setting. Retail$3,000-$4,000 Estimates $1,500- $2,000

Exquisite 18 karat white gold pendant custom made by ‘H. STERN’ set with a fine checkerboard cut Aquamarine weighing approx. 3.00 carats and six side ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds of G-H color and VVS clarity. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,200-$1,800

Elegant ladies ‘KABANA’ style fine black Opal inlay ring set with a pear shape Tanzanite weighing over 1.00 carat and channel set with 17 round diamonds weighing approx.. 0.30 carats of H-I colors and SI clarity all set in a 14 karatyellow gold custom made setting. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000 Labor intensive

Austrian Lorenz percussion musket with bayonet and sheath accompanied by a copy of a Sept./Oct. 2007 Confederate Veteran magazine article by Jon B. Whittington that covers the history of this gun and Private Henry Long. The rifle is in .58caliber, 37.5” barrel, S/N 853, in overall good condition with a crisp action, dark patina to metal surfaces, replaced percussion nipple and overall good wood stock displaying old repairs and lettering marked into the left side of the buttstock “5VIR HL”. A woven sling is included and the bayonet and leather sheath are in overall good condition. Mr. Whittington’s article in summary, relates his belief that the old lettering stands for the 5th Virginia Infantry Regiment, a unitthat was part of the famous “Stonewall Brigade” and a large part of his “foot cavalry” in the 2nd Corps of the Army of Northern Virginia. After further research, the author further notes that there was only one name in the entire regimentthat matched the “H.L.” initials, that being Henry Long, a private in Co. A. Further research by Mr. Whittington revealed that Henry Long was born in 1814, and in 1850, was listed as a resident in Shenandoah County, Virginia and was a miller by

U.S. Springfield trapdoor SRC, .45-70 caliber, 22” barrel, S/N 182485*, in overall very good condition showing areas of original blue on the barrel mixed with patina, sharp markings, very good bore, crisp action and very good wood stockdisplaying no visible proofs or inspector marks; cleaning rod in butt trap. Accompanied by a handwritten note from the consignor mentioning that the * following the serial number indicates a rebuild and likely re-issue to a State Militiawith serial range possibly placing this gun as going to Colorado (not confirmed). (Antique). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Harpers Perry 1849 percussion rifle with socket bayonet, full stock, woven sling, in overall good condition showing scattered pitting to firing areas, good markings, crisp action, good wood stock with old “Cs” carved into the right side ofthe butt stock and “PX9ARA” stamped into the rear trigger guard tang; shows arsenal like repairs, possibly why marked. Accompanied by a note from the consignor expressing his opinion of the markings. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

U.S. 1835-dated L. Pomeroy contract musket converted to percussion, .70 caliber, 42” barrel, iron mountings, wood stock with socket bayonet and woven sling; overall good + condition with grey patina to metal surfaces, strong action, overallgood wood with scattered mars, dings and scratches from carry and storage; two visible inspector’s cartouches on left side of stock, old carved initials into the right butt stock; accompanied by a note from the consignor who states this gun was found in Greenville, Texas and he further opines it may have been one of the guns that General Joe Shelby took from Tyler, Texas C.S. Armory & Arsenal on his way to Mexico after the Civil War so he and his troops wouldn’t have to surrender. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Smith percussion SRC, .50 caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 5071, in overall very good to near fine condition showing the majority of its original blue on the barrel and traces of original case colors in protected areas of the receiver;fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good to fine wood stocks with a clear inspector’s cartouche on the left side of the butt stock at the wrist. (Antique). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Gallager percussion SRC, .52 caliber, 22” barrel, S/N 10919, in overall very good condition displaying a dark patina to metal surfaces, crisp action, very good to fine bore, very good wood butt stock with iron patchbox. (Antique).Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .44 caliber, 24” octagon barrel, single set trigger, working at time of description, cleaning rod in butt trap, thumbprint dust cover, S/N 29535, in overall very good condition displaying a plumbrown patina with hints of original blue in protected areas, very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood showing normal use, handling and storage. (Antique). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Colt Third Model Dragoon percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 7.5” barrel, cut for shoulder stock, S/N 16702, in overall good to very good condition displaying a dark patina to metal surfaces, good action, overall good grips; with expected wearfrom handling and use; dark bore; accompanied by note from consignor indicating “found in Shreveport from long-time gun dealer, 40-50 years ago; came from Shreveport resident but dealer would not tell me the people’s name”.(Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Chieftan’s quality flintlock pistol richly mounted in silver and adorned with nugget size natural coral gemstones. Measures 22” overall with 13” smoothbore barrel. Early to mid-19th century with marked European quality lock and barrel.Decorative work and stock from North Africa to Morocco areas. (Antique) Est.: $3,500-$7,000

Ornate and good quality Ottoman flintlock pistol with hallmarked silver mounts and small coral gemstone adornments. Measures 21” overall with a 15” barrel of approximately .50 smoothbore. Nicely signed on the breech of the barrel and smallhallmarks on silver. Good quality throughout and in very good condition. Circa early to mid-19th century. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Outstanding engraved Colt Python DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 6” ventilated rib barrel, S/N 09176E, blued finish, checkered wood gold medallion combat grips in overall near new condition showing 99% + original finish, fineaction, markings, bore and grips; contained in a Colt presentation display case with instructions manual. Also accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming features (except type of stocks “Not Listed”), noted as factory engraved in Class “C”standard level scroll engraving with shipment to Pacific Internati’l Merchandising Corp. in Sacramento, CA. on February 24, 1977, four guns in shipment. Additionally, there is a notation of “Engraver’s Name: Not listed” and a Remarkssection that states “The records further indicate this revolver was transferred from Pacific International to Jerry Berman and Sons, San Bernardino, California on September 23, 1977”. Also accompanying this lot is a copy of a JerryBerman & Sons receipt. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $6,000-$12,000.

Sharps Meacham-style conversion Sporting rifle, .45 caliber, extra heavy 30” octagon barrel, S/N C41791, double set triggers, wood stocks, in overall very good un-cleaned condition with a heavy dark patina to metal surfaces and traces ofblued finish on barrel; good action (set trigger needs adjustment), good markings, very good to near fine bore and very good wood with some scattered mars and wear from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

Smith & Wesson 2nd Model Schofield revolver, .45 S&W caliber, 7” barrel, S/N 5519 with additional number “235” period stamped on the backstrap; blued finish, smooth wood grips with partially visible inspector’s cartouches on each grip and“US” stamped on the rear of the butt strap. This revolver is in overall very good + condition showing considerable original blue finish on the frame and cylinder with a brown patina to the barrel and traces of original blue in protectedareas. The cylinder is numbered 7514; the action is crisp, the markings sharp and the bore very good to near fine. The grips are also very good overall. Accompanied by a folder with information from the Man At Arms October 2000 edition, alsofrom David Chicoine’s book “Smith & Wesson Sixguns of the Old West”, Charles Pate’s book “Smith & Wesson American Model” and other related information concerning researchers’ opinions that Schofields displaying this secondary numbering onthe backstrap area were U.S. military sidearms provided to the San Francisco Police Department during a time of great civil unrest in the city by the bay at the end of the 1870’s. (Antique). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Ithaca 7E Single Barrel Trap shotgun in 12GA with 34” barrels, S/N 278826T showing deluxe engraving and gold inlays of eagles, elk, and game birds. First class restoration to fine condition. Measures 13 ½” to the end of the wood and 14 ½” to the end of the pad. Locks tight with fine bore. Choked Improved Modified. The engraving and inlay are exceptional as is the fancy stock and checkering. (C&R) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Bolen’s “Life and Property Protector” Allen’s patent deluxe French style and rosewood cased .31 caliber six shot pepperbox. The barrel is marked “Bolen’s, 104 Broadway, New York.” The pistol remains in very good plus to near fine conditionwith 60%-80% original drifting and toning blue finish. Some losses at the high points and edges. Near fine select wood grips with spangles. About 50% case hardening on bar hammer. The case shows a full original picture label with slogans and“Important to travelers and housekeepers” also “The last and greatest improvement in Firearms”. A dynamite and rare label. The green and burgundy French style casing is lined in velveteen and is original and near fine. An English flask by Dixonis the original and this was a very deluxe feature as the cost was much higher also included is mold, rod, and compartment cover. The exterior is a deluxe brass bound rosewood of top quality and also near fine with slight marks and very minorage cracking. Rosewood cased pepperboxes are scarce but with a Bolen label this set may be unique. (Antique) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Beautiful finely engraved Italian Beretta Model 687 EELL O/U shotgun, 20 gauge, 27.5” ventilated rib barrels, S/N 21943, blued finish, extensive floral engraving to the receiver and trigger guard, single trigger, finely checkered deluxewood stocks with hand checkered butt and sling swivels, in overall like new condition showing little if any use or handling. (Modern). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

Martz custom made P.38 carbine in 9mm Luger caliber with a 14 ½” barrel and detachable German style shoulder stock, SN: 7986. Shows fine detail and workmanship this master gunsmith was famous for. His custom carbines and “Baby Lugers” havebeen featured in many articles. Only about a dozen carbines on P.38 frame estimated to have been made. Fine to excellent condition. With display case. Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Vintage 18KT gold ladies Rolex from 1960’s with matching band and case. All correct and very good for an age of almost 50 years. Ladies President retails nearly $30,000 currently. Very collectable and runs well. Est.: $3,500-$7,000

Longines mans watch from the 1930’s to early 40’s in platinum with 47MM in length curvex shaped rectangular art case. Fancy 1 of a kind diamond D.A.L. A striking collector’s piece from premier Southern California wrist watch collector. Thelast in his collection of 40 plus years and his favorite of all American watches he has owned over 1000. Near fine condition. Runs well. Est.: $3,500-$7,000

Man’s 18k custom ring set with 3 ½ CT emerald of high quality surrounded by diamonds and 2 accenting emeralds on each side. G.I.A. graduate gemologist Raja Parson rates the emerald as transparent with vivid green saturation as tocolor. 20 grams of 18K gold in the mounting. Replacement appraisal value $25,000. Auction Est.: $8,000-$16,000

1876 Winchester 1st model S.R.C. in .45-75 caliber with factory letter verifying carbine and received in the warehouse Aug. 16, 1879 shipped Dec. 31, 1879 to order 18396. 60%-80% original blue with some light erosion, minor pinprickpitting and beginning age. The stocks are very good with light cleaning but no sanding. A slight hairline crack at the tang. Traces of case hardening going to silver gray on the hammer and lever. Original thumbprint dust cover. Similar toN.W.M.P. 1876 carbines but earlier and more scarce. (Antique) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Sharps Meacham-style conversion Sporting rifle, .45 caliber, extra heavy 30” octagon barrel, S/N C36325, double set triggers working at time of description, wood stocks in overall very good condition displaying a dark patina, crisp actionand very good to near fine bore; very good wood with some scattered mars and dings from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

Beautiful flintlock Kentucky full stock rifle, .38 caliber, 46.5” octagon barrel signed “P. Wilson”, double set triggers, working at time of description, iron mounts and iron patchbox, lockplate marked “Field & Langstroth,Philadelphia”; original tiger striped wood full length stock. This fine piece shows classic architecture and is in overall untouched very good condition. There is an attached note to the trigger guard dated 1992, from noted expert W.B.Gusler, handwritten, stating “This rifle signed P. Wilson appears to be related to the Wilson family of Gunsmiths in Botetourt County, VA. (The patchbox) is related to Kinser, who worked in the adjacent Craig County, VA. The engraving behindthe rear sight is typical of Botetourt rifles and the filing of the rear ramrod pipe is related to signed John Wilson examples. The butt plate, stock architecture and barrel tang are more typical of Western Tenn. And N.C. I believe thepiece represents a maker that moved Southeast from Botetourt after his apprenticing”. A great piece of early American gun artistry! (Antique). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

Colt Single Action Army special ordered factory “D” engraved Lawman series in .44-40 caliber with 12” barrel, nickel finish, deluxe checkered wood grips with nickel medallions, black powder 3 line patent dates, S/N SA68809. The label on the boxindicates C.S. (Custom Shop) order 2648 and 1 of 9. In excellent to mint condition in box with no firing and slight handling only. A very rare factory engraved Colt that was a display piece purchased by a major Colt collector more than 25years ago. (C&R) Est.: $4000-$8000

Sharps Model 1874 rifle, .44 caliber, 30” octagon barrel, S/N 158134 (barrel S/N 156307), in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original blue finish to barrel, receiver gone to brown and silver tone, near fine bore,crisp action, sharp markings, double set triggers working at time of description; very good wood stocks with sling swivel at the rear of the butt stock and two slight cracks on the right side of the wrist behind the lockplate. Adjustablevernier tang sight and hooded spirit level front sight. Accompanied by a letter from Dixie Gun Works signed by Hunter Kirkland indicating his belief that the gun is a Long Range #4 rifle of which only approximately 9 were made by the Sharps Rifle Co. (Antique). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

1874 Sharps Heavy Barrel Sporting Rifle, .40 cal., serial #160267. The rifle is in overall very fine condition with a 30” heavy octagon barrel. The rifle sports a blade front sight made from bone and a standard ladder rear sight. The barrel retains the majority of its muted blue original finish. The receiver and lock plate show significant original case color and double set triggers.. The serial numbers are matching on both the barrel flats and the tang. The smoothwood stocks are in very fine condition as well showing only small mars and marks consistent with storage. The buttstock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The rifle is accompanied by a letter of appraisal dated April of 1986 by DixieGun Works of Union City, Tennessee. A great looking, high condition Sharps rifle. Antique. Est.: $7,000-$14,000.

J.P. Sauer & Sohn, Suhl Germany, 20GA double barrel shotgun, S/N 317694 with Abercrombie and Fitch, New York agent’s markings. Letter from Griffin & Howe (keepers of A&F records) records sold Clark Gable in New York store on Nov. 2,1936. Further recording indicates 28” barrels in 20GA with ejectors and 2 ¾” chambers, Mod & Full chokes, and 5 pound 14 oz. Another letter from Robert C. Beach of Griffin and Howe states, “That in his opinion the gun was a gift to CaroleLombard” who was a romantic interest at this time and later his wife. Also a hand written note traces descent from a friend who hunted at the same California duck club as Gables. The gun remains in original near fine condition with90%-95% original blue, 50%-70% case colors going to silver, very good carved and checkered stocks with minor scratches and signs of use. Tight action and crisp interior with bright bores. The stock was shortened to 12 ½” end of wood and 13 ½” to the end of the pad for Ms. Lombard. The original A&F case is included and in very good condition. We know no better documented arm to ownership by golden age film star Clark gable. (C&R) Est.: $7500-$15,000

Exceptional Winchester Model 1873 lever action carbine, .44 WCF caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 330604B, blued finish, wood stocks in overall fine condition showing approximately 80%-90% of its original blue finish on barrel assembly andreceiver plus considerable original case colors on the hammer and lever; crisp action and markings, fine wood stocks with three piece cleaning rod in butt trap. (Antique). Est.: $8,000-$16,000.

Fantastic Winchester Model 12 takedown pump action shotgun, 28 gauge, 25” barrel, S/N 1676665, fully and finely engraved by Jasper Salerno in 12-5 pattern with gold inlaid borders and game scenes on both sides of the receiver, royal blue finish,deluxe fleur d’ lis raised carved stocks with beautiful flame graining and deluxe pistol grip cap. This Winchester is in overall excellent condition displaying the majority of its royal blue finish, fine bore, action, markings and wood; accompanied by a Winchester lined and leather covered carry case in overall very good condition with some scattered old scuffing to the exterior lid from handling and storage. (Modern). Est.: $8,000-$16,000.

Classic original untouched and un-cleaned St. Louis S. Hawken rifle, .45 caliber, 32” octagon barrel, double set triggers, working at time of description; double keyed wood half stock, iron mounts, hooded front sight, hand forged adjustable rear tang sight, wood ramrod under barrel. This Hawken is the way collectors love to find them showing a heavy dark patina to metal surfaces, very good wood with years of patina too and the kind of wear and scratches to finish you wouldexpect from a gun that was used but not abused. A universally-known name in Mountain Men and Fur Trader firearms from the early to mid-1800s. (Antique). Est.: $8,000-$16,000.

Winchester Model 1866 lever action rifle, .44 caliber, 24” round barrel, brass frame, S/N 147044, in overall very good condition showing a plum brown patina to barrel and loading tube, taffy colored patina to brass frame; very goodmarkings, crisp action, very good wood stocks with normal wear; cleaning rod in butt trap. Accompanied by a factory letter confirming rifle with round barrel; received in the warehouse on Nov. 1, 1877 and shipped on Jan. 21, 1878 to order #11084. Also with this lot is a note from the consignor stating “This was a black family’s rifle that they had for protection against the Klan during reconstruction”. (Antique). Est.: 8,000-$16,000.

Colt Single Action Army Revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 5 ½” barrel, factory engraved, blue and cased hardened finish, raised carved ivory grips showing “War Eagle” on shield with medallions, S/N 347534. Shipped to Bob Smith Sporting Goods Co.,Boston, Mass. on Jan. 8th, 1925 on order #9294/1 with 1 gun in shipment with factory letter. This stunning Colt remains in near mint condition with 98%-99.9% plus original blue and case hardening with just the slightest of natural aging andexcellent grips showing a very light and fine patina. Ultra-sharp and crisp overall. Shows best quality Glahn engraving with trademark “V” on top of the back strap. Included is a Colt box showing correct end labels. The engraving is to the bestof Glahn’s ability showing higher grade with florals and “Shading” on the cylinder denoting extra fine and fancy factory order. The best factory blue and case hardened Pre-War single action offered on the auction market in the last 5 years in our opinion. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $60,000-$120,000

Colt Bisley Flat Top Target Revolver, .44 S&W, 7 ½” barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips, S/N 195478. This revolver remains in very good condition showing approximately 50%-60% original blue remaining with the balance going toa grey patina along with pinprick pitting and erosion on the frame. The screw heads haven’t been buggered and show traces of niter blue. The grips remain in very good condition with wear to the checkering from normal use. The marking are sharp, the action is crisp with tight lock up and the bore is good with pitting. Accompanied by a factory letter confirming all features except stocks not listed and caliber is listed as .44 Russian, shipped to Simmons Hardware Co., StLouis, Missouri (H.E. Griffman), July 20, 1900, 1 gun in shipment. Only 976 Bisley Targets were manufactured of which only 64 were in this caliber. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle, .38-56 W.C.F. cal., serial #44370. The rifle is fine overall condition with a 26” round barrel and full-length magazine. The barrel features a silver blade front and standard elevator rearsights. The barrel and magazine retain approximately 80% of their original muted blue finish with wear noted at the muzzle. The receiver and lever show significant, attractive toning case colors, while the bolt and loadinggate have retained nearly all of their muted blue finish. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition showing use but only small compressions and mars consistent with use. The butt stock ends with a smooth, metal crescent butt plate.The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings sharp on this desirable Model 1886. (Antique ). Est.: $7,000-$14,000.

Ultra-rare Lindsay 2 shot percussion derringer for super imposed loads, S/N 91. 1st type which only about 12 are known and approximately 100 estimated to have been produced. (See Flayderman 7C-020). Marked “patent applied for”. Engraved brass framein .41 caliber. In fair to good condition overall. The only one we have ever seen offered for sale on auction market. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Rolex Submariner in 18K gold with correct original band and completely factory original in box with tage. Minor wearing and use. From the estate of Evan Carolyn, Evan’s Gun Range in Orange, CA. New retail approximately $30,000

Holland & Holland 12 bore double with “Paradox” rifling for big game slugs, S/N 16103. Contained within its original case showing proper trade label and full complement of accessories. The barrels measure 28” and 45” overall with two leafrear sight graduated for 50 and 100 yards with “Paradox” marking. The barrels show 70%-80% English blue that is toning and dulling with slight loss at the edges. The frame shows traces of case colors within a light silver patina. Thestocks are professionally refreshed with checkering sharpened. The trigger guard and grip cap show most English blue. The action locks up tight and the bores are bright. The interior of the case is very good plus to near fine showingonly slightly stained original label. A near mint Paradox 12 mold for slugs included along with 2 marked snap caps H&H, oiler, paradox regulator tool, bone parts container, 2 screw drivers, decapper, brass casing tool, and rods. Theexterior of the case shows “W.G.D.” initials and is good to very good. A great big game gun from English Imperial era of the type favored in both India and Africa for close up defense on dangerous game. (C&R) Est.: $9,000-$18,000

Colt SAA revolver, finely custom engraved by an El Paso, TX engraver known for his spurs in the 1960’s-70’s; .32 W.C.F. caliber, 7.5” barrel, old re-nickel finish, S/N 192263,in overall very good to near fine condition as customized includingcustom raised carved snake and eagle ivory grips; crisp action, sharp markings, very good bore, finely accomplished deep scroll engraving. A beautiful piece of firearm artistry! (C&R/PPT). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

1875 Remington, .44 caliber revolver, SN: 285 showing traces of original nickel and period ivory grips. Formerly gifted by Michael Wayne (John Wayne’s son and producer) to Tom Kane who was a Bat Jac employee and worked as a script writer for the Wayne Production Company. Sold by Auction Productions at lot 165, May 6, 2007 with dual signed certificate of authenticity by Robert Greene (Seller-Auct.) and Nina Kane executor of Tom Kane’s estate. Michael had taunted Tom withthe pistol for years alleging history of the pistol belonging to Poncho and Trinidad Villa also the fact it had been gifted to John Wayne by an alleged relative of Villa in early days. After a long friendship Michael Wayne finally gifted TomKane this pistol. The pistol remains in good condition with 30%-40% nickel, some pitting and erosion, light cleaning, and good barrel address. The grips are authentic to this pistol and show 100+ years of cracking and aging. The front sightis a period replacement. Note: We have been familiar with this pistol for more than 30 years and knew Michael Wayne, Tom Kane, and John Wayne as customers and in Michael’s case a friend. We sold the Michael Wayne estate. Little John has no

Colt 1860 Army Richards Conversion in .44 centerfire caliber, S/N 3442. This fine Colt shows 30%-50% bright blue that has drifted with super sharp metal surfaces that are a natural light colored patina where blue was lost. The frameshows 90% plus original and fiery case colors. The grips show 90% varnish with a few mars and minor edge wear. Small parts and screws show bright fire blue. The action is crisp and the bore is bright. This Richards was made as a cartridge arm fromleft over percussion parts and preceded the single action to the Western frontier. Like the early single action high finish blue and case hardened examples are very scarce as the blue was fragile and lost easily. A stunning and rarely encountered high finish blued Richards. (Antique) Est.: $12,500-$17,500

Special order Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .22 Long caliber, 24” half round/half octagon barrel, S/N 569212, plain trigger, Lyman rear sight, Rocky Mountain adjustable front sight and Beaches flip-up front sight, blued finish andwood stocks. This desirable Winchester is in overall excellent condition displaying approximately 98%+ of its original blue finish with bright case colors on the hammer and muted original case colors on the lever; the action iscrisp, the markings are sharp and the bore is overall fine; the wood stocks are also fine with some scattered handling wear to the finish and scattered old small mars and scratches, likely from storage. Accompanied by factory letters that confirm features except no mention of the flip-up muzzle located sight. The gun was received in the warehouse on Sept. 1, 1903 and shipped on Sept. 3, 1903 to order number 198393. (C&R). Est.: $10,000-$20,000.

German 44 Dot Waffen SS Type II M 42 three quarter length Tunic with shoulder patch on left sleeve in overall fine condition. Accompanied by a Letter of Originality from our consignor stating this piece to be a war time souvenir purchasedfrom Mr. Charles R. Miller of South Philadelphia. In summary, the letter further indicates our consignor obtained this Tunic from Veteran Miller in January of 2002. Miller told our consignor that he was attached to the 7th Armored Division which was heavily engaged in the Ardennes Offensive in December ’44 to March ’45 of the Battle of the Bulge against the 17th SS Panzergrenadier Division Gotz von Berlichingten. Also included is a summary sheet of information on the 17th SSPanzergrenadier Division including reference to its link to the 1st Panzer Division and its notoriety for involvement in the Malmedy Massacre. A very rare German WW II Tunic in fine condition. Est.: $2,800-$5,600.

***Rare Springfield 1903 USMC Sniper Rifle S/N 1512971. Rebuilt U.S. Military bolt action sniper rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, circa 1938. Features a blued finish, star-gauged 24" barrel marked "SA(flaming bomb)3-38", blade front sight,adjustable rear sight graduated to 2,700 yards, J. Unertl "USMC-Sniper" marked 8X scope with adjustable rings & lens caps, integral five round box magazine with cut-off switch, polished bolt marked "N.S." on handle,safety switch on bolt, serrated trigger, two barrel bands with bayonet lug, brown leather sling stamped "GHY", checkered metal trapdoor buttplate, full smooth walnut forend and pistol grip shoulder with circle 'P" & "S.A./S.P.G." cartouche. Scope is in very good condition with clear optics and light wear on body from scope rings. Serial number is engraved on the top of the bolt. Rifle retains approximately 85% of it'sarsenal refinish with light even wearing and surface rust emerging on triggerguard. Action is smooth, bore is pristine, and wood stocks are extra fine. Condition is excellent.

High grade custom rifle on a Mauser action by “Griffin & Howe, Inc., New York, No. 35 in .300 Mag. (H&H). Plaque inlaid into the belly of the stock engraved in block letters “G.L.W. and originally made for “Capt. G.L. Wotkyns, OrdnanceDept., U.S. Army” who was a pioneer of wildcat cartridges and aided in the development and improvement of the .22 Hornet. See lot 238 for another G&H rifle which descended in the collection of Fred Huntington of R.C.B.S. whoobtained the captains arms in the 1950s. Included with this lot is a treasure trove of letters to Wotkyns and from Wotkyns to most of the significant firearms experts of the 1920s and 30s. Townsend Whelan, Elmer Keith, Sedgley, Knoble,Remington, and a letter dated 1944 to Huntington. Also a photo Wotkyns in the 1920s examining German artillery sight with letter to Huntington from the photographer dated 1956. This rifle shows a 25” barrel of slightly heavy weight, crispcheckered strait grain walnut stock with horn fore end cap, milled steel butt plate with trap for 2 cartridges and bore cleaner (Still present), Lyman receiver sight, and mounted for hook type sling swivels. The condition is very good plus to near

Oil on canvas signed lower left “R.A.Blakelock”. Measures 40 ½” x 12” image size only in period frame. Out of the estate of Dean V. Moore, 454 S. Lorraine, Hancock Park, California, whose wife was the granddaughter of Norman Sprague who was afounder of Harvey Mudd College in Claremont. Mr. Moore died in 1997 and his heirs are the current consignors. They believe this painting was purchased by Moore for his collection before WWII. The condition is as found with small flecks ofpaint loss and minor normal aging. No signs of cleaning or varnish. The signature looks good under black light. Sold as is without guarantee to the artist however we have no disagreements with the signature or long provenance. Est.:$2000-$4000

Colt 1849 Pocket Model .31 caliber percussion with 5” barrel and cased with accessories and inscribed “Mr. G. Whiting, by Sam’L Colt, 1851”, S/N 36651 with blue and case hardened finish, varnished wood grips, 2 line New York address, 5shot, and small trigger guard. 50%-60% original blue on the barrel with traces on the cylinder and about 70%-75% scene, 30%-50% original early case colors, and 70%-80% silver on the straps. Very good plus original grips with most of theircorrect varnish. Pictured on page 231 of “Colts Pocket 49” by Jordan and Watt and a well-known and recorded presentation by Colt at the Crystal Palace Exhibition with which Whiting was associated. The case is a deluxe English oak withvelveteen lining. A near excellent flask, large cap tin, brass mold, nipple wrench and compartment cover included. The interior of the case is just good with some wear, aging, and imperfections. The exterior is very good. A significant and 100%genuine Sam’L Colt presentation that is well documented and in a prominent publication. (Antique) Est.: $12,500-$25,000

Contemporary Sure Defender Combination Single Shot Percussion Pistol, brass knuckles and .31 caliber, 2.75" blued barrel, S/N 303. Under hammer action in good working order. Brass frame marked "THE SURE / DEFENDER" and "H.W.V. KLEFT."Folding grip seconds as brass knuckles. Complete with a pivoting 3.5" bayonet attached to the left side of the barrel. Very good. Bore with surface oxidation. Finish with light edge wear. Est:$2,000-3,000

Very rare J.B. Gilmore, Shreveport, LA percussion half stocked rifle, .475 caliber, 30.5” heavy octagon barrel that is marked J.B. Gilmore, Shreveport, LA as is the back action lockplate. Wood stock is single keyed; double set triggersworking at time of description, brass trigger guard and butt plate; accompanied by an iron bullet mold that was wired to the trigger guard at time of gun’s location by our consignor. The gun is in overall very good condition with a pleasing brown patina to metal surfaces; wood stock is also very good overall. Accompanying this lot is a copy of a Confederate Veteran magazine article dated Sept./Oct. 2009 by Jon B. Whittington on Jerome Bonaparte3 Gilmore, Gunsmith, Fireman,Businessman, Politician and Soldier. Also with this lot is a copy of a J.B. Gilmore period advertisement of his Gun Manufacturing business, a copy of pages from an 1890 “Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northwest Louisiana, and acopy of the Confederate service records of Jerome B. Gilmore of Co. F, 3rd Louisiana Infantry. To summarize the Whittington article, Jerome B. Gilmore was born in Jefferson County, Kentucky in 1827. His father was a gunsmith and J.B. learned

Colt factory engraved Sheriff’s Model SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 4” barrel, S/N 117011, blued finish, period ivory grips in overall very good condition displaying a heavy un-cleaned even dark patina to metal surfaces, crisp action,overall good bore with beautiful grips in very good condition displaying typical age cracklature to the butt area. Accompanied by a copy of a 1984-dated Colt factory letter sent to noted collector, the late Joe Kiser, confirming features including factory engraving with Type of Stocks “Not Listed”; shipped to Schoverling, Daly & Gales in New York, NY on January 12, 1886; 1 gun in shipment. Also included is a copy of a 3 page letter written by Colt author and expert, RonGraham, dated 1992, describing the gun as “C” style engraved, first style “fluted frame” while commenting on the rarity of Sheriff’s Models. An excerpt from the Wilkerson’s and Hoyt book “The Official Record of the Colt Single Action ArmyRevolver 1873-1895” indicates their research found records of only 7 four inch, blued, stocks “Not Listed” Sheriff’s Models produced in the serial number range of 1-164,100. This lot is also accompanied by a binder that includes copies of

1958 Edsel Corsair 2 door hardtop restored and in running condition. Est:$17,500-35,000.

Browning B25 Custom Workshop Superposed 12GA shotgun with 2 barrels showing finest Belgium workmanship, blue and case hardened finish, deluxe figured wood stocks with two piece fancy checkered fore ends, fire polish and fit, singletrigger, auto ejectors, hand filed and matted ribs, SN: 81589. The #1 barrel is numbered with raised gold and measures 30” full and improved modified. The #2 barrel is also numbered in raised gold and measures 26 3/8” choked improvedmodified over improved cylinder. The stock measures 13 ½” to the end of the wood and 14 ¼” to the end of the pad. The gun shows a little firing and use and is 96%-98% retaining almost all original blue and case hardening. The stock showsselect grain and fine hand checkering with a satin finish also remains near fine. The markings are hand cut and not stamped which denotes the high degree of custom work on these seldom encountered special ordered arms. Estimated replacement costat today’s prices over $30,000 if it could even be ordered through Browning and Liege contracts. In a deluxe Browning case. (Modern) Est.: $9,000-$18,000

Stunning ladies ‘Princess Diana’ design ring set with a fine Ceylon type color sapphire weighing 3.48 carats and encircled with 18 round ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carats of G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat yellow andwhite gold custom setting. Retail $12,200.00 Estimates $6,000-$9,000 Please see FULL Appraisal

Parker Reproduction shotgun by Winchester in 20 GA with original case and cover remaining in fine to excellent condition, SN: 20-04759. Choked open or skeet 1 and 2. On O size frame and 26” barrels, pistol gripped with skeleton butt plate andcheckered butt panels. Original factory dimensions with auto ejectors and single trigger. 98% plus original finish to near new showing very minor firing and slight use only. Case is also near fine with label and zippered canvas cover (No comp lid or snap caps). Also included is original manual. Desirable. (Modern) Est.: $4,000-$8,000

Extra fine Ruby bracelet in 14 karat white gold with approx. 25.00 carats in fine Rubies and over 3.00 carats in fine diamonds. Please see FULL appraisal Retail $22,000-$23,000 Estimate: 7,000-14,000

High grade custom rifle on a ’03 Springfield action signed by “Griffin & Howe, New York”, S/N 491 on the barrel. Gold inlaid on the left side of the receiver “G.L. Wotkyns, U.S. Army” with fancy engraved action and floorplate showing moose head and fine engraving. The grip cap is profusely engraved en suite. There is a gold plaque in the belly of the stock engraved in block initials “G.L.W.” The butt plate is milled with a trap for cartridges. The stock is finely checkered walnutwith horn fore end cap. Marked .30-06 Gov. caliber in its original state. The condition is fine to near excellent showing just minor handling and use. A leather hard shell Pre-War case for this rifle is included. The case is marked “Capt. G.L.Wotkyns, Ord. Dept. U.S. Army”. Capt G.L. Wotkyns was a pioneer of wildcat cartridges and aided in the development and improvement of the .22 hornet cartridge. Wotkyns was stationed at the Presidio San Francisco in the Pre-war era and FredHuntington acquired his rifles in the 1950s. Fred Huntington founded R.C.B.S. and this rifle was obtained from his estate. One of the very best early and ornate G&H rifles we have had the pleasure to offer at auction with important

Ladies Platinum and Diamond Ring featuring one 5.08 ct Emerald cut Solitaire Diamond (est. weight-13.2mm by 8.45mm x 4.97mm) with two fancy tapered baguette accenting Diamonds of approx. 20pt each or .40 total. Newport Gem Labs-G.I.A,Certified Appraiser Debra Clark's Appraisal (datd 10-1-1979) included rating reports Diamond at VVS-2 to VS-1 and K Color, value of $69,000.00. From a Prominent Physician's Estate who's name is on this 35 yrs plus old appraisal.Est:$27,500-55,000.

Japanese Matchlock from Samurai class or Royal guards showing fully silver and gold inlaid barrel, black lacquer stock with royal mons or crests and heavy barrel weighing approximately 19lbs. with a 40” barrel of nearly .75 caliber and almost 2” across flats of the muzzle. The condition is near fine with some normal aging and just minor imperfections. The barrel shows a signature at the breech and crest above it. The stock shows many family crests. Would beinteresting to research crests as we believe they would relate to a high Samurai or possibly the Royal family during 18th to 19th century. Est.: $10,000-$20,000

One ladies platinum ring set with an old European cut diamond weighing approx. 2ct color J clarity VS-2 and 2 tapered baguettes. EST:$12,000-14,000

1860 Henry Rifle, serial number 247, in very good plus original condition showing considerable original blue on barrel. The metal surfaces are crisp with sharp markings. In serial number range of known guns carried by Ohio and IllinoisVolunteers during the Civil War. The stock fits impeccably and is very good plus also other than 2 small losses near bottom of toe which are very repairable. Found in an old collection in Bisbee, Arizona nearly 3 decades ago. A far better thannormally found Henry Rifle. Est:$25,000-35,000.

The Unique, Rare and Magnificent Dress Sword of Chinese Nationalist Hero Wu Peifu “The Jade Marshal” Circa 1912 A fine, unmarked presentation-grade sword. The D-guard hilt of heavy, richly gilded bronze cast and chased in high relief with a lion in the round, the eyes inlaid with stone. The hilt further decorated with two Chinese flags in relief on a gilt ground. The left flag is Five Stripe Flag of the Republic of China, adopted in 1912 and used until 1928. The right flag is the Iron Blood 18 Star Flag of the Wuchang Uprising, the Wuchang Nationalist’s flag in use from 1911 until 1928. The hilt ends with another lion recumbent carved almost in the round. The grip is of exotic shell. The nickel scabbard is adorned with two heavy gilt mounts cast and chased with 5 raised relief lions which represent the majesty and rank of a Chinese field marshal of the period, in this case the “Jade Marshal,” Wu Peifu. Dimensions: Length overall: 36.5 inches or 92.71 centimeters Blade length: 30 inches or 76.2 centimeters Condition: Hilt and mounts retain most all of their original rich heavy gilding. Blade is pristine with little oxidation present. Scabbard retains nearly all its original bright nickel finish. General Wu Peifu – “The Jade Marshall” Marshal Wu Peifu (1874-1939) rose from humble beginnings to become the most powerful warlord in China during the period 1912-1928. His integrity was legendary. Wu Peifu was the first Chinese national to appear on the cover of Time Magazine on September 68, 1924 with the caption “General Wu.” He is shown gripping the sword offered here in several published photographs. This unique, ceremonial sword symbolized Wu’s position within Chinese society, and was a mark of his status and rank. In 1920, General Wu sent his family to San Francisco where his two children attended the University of California, Berkeley. In 1924 Wu’s wife returned to China but his family remained in the Bay Area. In 1928, after many victories over China’s enemies, Wu retired in Bejing to lead a life of scholarship and contemplation. In December of 1939 shortly after the Japanese invasion of China Wu was approached by the Japanese general in command demanding that Wu emerge from retirement and lead a Chinese puppet state. Wu refused, telling the ambassador that he, and all Japanese should leave China. Wu died several days later on December 4th. The official cause of death was a “toothache,” however it is widely believed he was murdered by the Japanese. Wu’s funeral was a national event duly reported in photographs and text covering three pages in the March 4, 1940 edition of Life Magazine. “Peking Gives Wu Pei-Fu, China’s Honest War Lord, A Fine Princely Funeral.” Funeral scrolls read: “Riches could not tempt him; power could not subdue him.” Most official photographs of Wu Peifu in uniform show him holding this unique sword. The sword was sold, most likely by his family to raise money, to the Far West Hobby Shop of San Francisco owned by George Smoots and J.M. Standish. It is presumed that after Wu’s death, the sword offered here made its way to the United States, where it was sold to raise money for the family to the famous Far West Hobby Shop, which was the West Coast’s largest dealer in antique firearms, historic curios and California relics. Located at 406 Clement Street in San Francisco, the shop issued periodic illustrated catalogs. The sword was purchased from the shop in 1939 by John A. Dunker of Palo Alto, a long-time collector of antique weaponry. The sword has remained in his family since its original purchase, and has never been offered publicly. It is presumed that after Wu’s death, the sword offered here made its way to the United States, where it was sold to raise money for the family. The purchaser was the famous Far West Hobby Shop, which was the West Coast’s largest dealer in antique firearms, historic curios and California relics. Located at 406 Clement Street in San Francisco, the shop issued periodic illustrated catalogs that themselves have become collectible firearms ephemera. Wu Peifu’s sword was purchased from the shop in 1939 by John A. Dunker of Palo Alto, a long-time collector of antique weaponry. The sword has remained in his family since its original purchase, and has never been offered publicly. Provenance: Purchased from the family of Wu Peifu by the Far West Hobby Shop, owned by George Smoots and J.M. Standish, San Francisco circa 1939 Purchased from the Far West Hobby Shop, by John A. Dunker, Palo Alto, California (1939) Upon his death Dunker gave the sword to his son-in-law, John Richard Pershing, St. Helena, California who kept it until his death at which time our consignor purchased it. Condition: The condition is excellent with most of the original rich gold gilt remaining with just slight evidence of being carried and slight age. Opening bid. $50,000. No reserve over opening bid. Est.: $500,000-$1,000,000

A Superb Shinto Hizen Tachi Signed Hizen Saga ju Masahiro and Dated. The signature has been pronounced genuine by the noted authority Robert Benson and is here guaranteed to be the work of the great Shinto master, sho dai (firstgeneration) Masahiro. The blade is in virtually mint condition having been little polished and is free of flaws. The temper line is characteristic 1st Masahiro of midare with ash, yo, sunagashi, and kinsuji. The length is a perfect 28 and 3/8inches from tip to the base notch. The tang is ubu (unaltered) with one hole and is pristine with the lovely russet color from nearly 400 years of careful preservation. The blade is wide and without defect and retains a splendid 19th century polish which reveals all the beauty present in this fantastic sword. The Saga signature is rare and highly desirable making this blade an excellent candidate for Juyo shinsa following which the value would be in the six figures. It is only the second almost perfect Japanese sword the cataloger has seen in 50 years the other being a Juyo Muramasa belonging to the Indonesian billionaire, Yani Haryanto. A lesser 1st generation Masahiro with a 27 and 3/8th inch blade

1892 Winchester Special Order rifle in .38-40 caliber with 24” octagon barrel, select checkered wood stock, and rifle butt. This rifle has been exhibition quality relief chiseled engraved in western scenes and is signed by Australian masterengraver R. Chapman. The left side of the frame shows a stagecoach and western scene surrounded by fine and tight scrolls. The right side shows a gold miner and camp scene. The barrel is engraved and fully silver inlaid. The rifle has beenrestored to excellent with the frame “In the White” to accent engraving. The action is very good and the bore is bright. S/N 960565. To replace this rifle would be an expensive and difficult project as there are only a handful oftop engravers that can deep cut and chisel in this precise manner. It is very similar to the master work of R. Kornbraith and Frank Hendriks. (C&R) Est.: $25,000-$50,000

Early and deluxe engraved and gold inlaid Spencer sporting rifle with select rosewood stock. The frame is the very early thin style and is completely devoid of markings or numbers and may well be a pre-production prototype or displaymodel. The top of the frame forward of the breech is gold inlaid “H.H.M.H.”. The action is tastefully scroll engraved. The barrel is medium weight and round of 26” in length and in .44 caliber. The condition is near fine with 80%-90%original tobacco brown colored finish on the barrel and 50% case colors going to silvery grey. The wood is near fine with a slight loss at the rear of the fore end at top juncture where it meets the frame. (Very Minor). The action is goodand the bore is bright with strong rifling. Mr. Roy Marcot and a prominent Spencer collector from Colorado both examined this rifle and felt it to be a very special Spencer with an unknown story. (Antique) Est.: $20,000-$40,000

1903 Springfield Rod Bayonet Rifle with 24.2" barrel, serial #40081. Refer James Julia lot 1001 Spring 2006 where it fetched over $30,000 (thirty thousand). This rifle shows minor modifications and an excellent old refinish of which 85-95%remains and is difficult to detect unless examined by a Springfield expert. Indeed it has previously sold as original finish but upon close examination it is expertly refinished. The safety and internal trigger mechanism have been upgradedto slightly later modifications. We agree it is one of the Finest and Most Important Springfield Arms Extant!! The stock is original and near fine with 1904 cartouche with P and L inspections. Early box of ammo and Springfield research letterincluded. Est:$14,000-28,000

17th century Germanic Wheelock carbine of good form showing nice quality. The carbine has an interesting makers mark of initials with what may be a man holding a sword in a turban. Approximately 43 ½” overall with 27 ½” barrel of60 caliber rifled. The lock is lightly floral engraved with a bird on the top jaw of the hammer. The lock shows an enclosed wheel which places the date after about 1650. The interior of the lock is nicely engraved and chain with small partscomplete. The main spring shows superb quality and is very thick for tension. The metal shows a light gray patina with just slight and normal aging. The stock is very good with minor imperfection and old set back to fore end cap byforming the wood where cap was lost or removed. Some small losses around the rear of the lock plate. The stock shows some minor but good quality carving. A very descent carbine by a better than average maker. The lock interior is 1st class.Est.: $2,750-$5,500.

S&W Double Action 3rd Model .38 caliber revolver, factory engraved, nickel plated, special silver trimmed grips noted in factory letter dated August 27, 2002 and signed by Historian Roy Jenks, S/N 214956 was shipped to Von Lengerke & Antoine inParis, France on September 10, 1889. A fully researched documenting letter by noted author and expert R.L. Wilson identifies the ornate exhibition quality grips to the Tiffany workshop. A collection of magnificent Tiffany decorated arms has recently been displayed with several donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Dr. Jerry Klas. Richly decorated Tiffany Arms are the Zenith of artwork on American firearms. The revolver remains in excellent condition 95%-98% overall.Rare and museum quality. Est.: $17,500-$35,000

Percussion Eight Shot Revolver, .32 caliber, 5" barrels, London marked frame and barrel. Walnut grip. Very good. Est.$1,000-1,500

Spanish Flintlock Miquelet 1 3/8" bore diameter at muzzle, 6.75" round to smaller round brass barrel. With spanish miquelet style lock, and solid iron sideplate with belt hook. Brass triggerguard, with miquelet profile butt. OverallLength, 19". Purchased from Norm Flayderman & Co. Inc Catalog #109, Item 1940 (1985).The brass barrel is nice and shiny. The stock has some slight nicks and dings. The hammer and lock function mechanically.Est:$1,000-1,500

Alarm Devices Lot of Three Lot of three small metal alarm devices, Varied sizes. Noise makers only. Very good. Est:$200-400

Never-Fail Alarm Devices Lot of Three 8.5" long, three of brass with pivoting blank cartridge holder and spring loaded firing pin. All marked "THE NEVER-FAIL / PAT. OCT. 17, '22." Very good. Est:$200-400

European Percussion Boxlock and Bowie Knife Pistol, .32 caliber, 4" round barrel with 10" bowie knife style blade mounted below. blade stamped with a small 26 near trigger guard. Walnut grips.Good, boxlock does not work. walnut gripsmay be replaced. Est:$700-1,000

Colt SAA revolver in .44-40 caliber, SN: 87251 with 7 ½” barrel and large roll die marked “Colt Frontier Six Shooter” on the left side of the barrel. Gray to brown patina finish with slight pitting only. Good 3 line patent dates and lightvisible barrel address. Good wood grips that show light cleaning long ago, tight action and good bore. The front sight has been slightly altered. (Antique) Est.: $2,500-$5,000

Colt 1st Model Root 1855 sporting rifle, SN: 474 in .36 caliber and 27” shortened barrel. Shows groove for oilers and eyelet for rod (Both Missing). American “Kentucky Style” restock with a large patch box (Door Removed) probably forgrease to prepare the cylinder not to chain fire. The sights are removed and the action is not working. The barrel address is good and legible. The metal shows a brown patina with traces of blue mixed in. Many dents, dings, mars, and slightpitting. All major parts complete. Probably went west in the gold rush era before the Civil War began as made about 1855-56 when multi-shot revolvers were at a premium. In fine condition we have sold 1st models above $35,000!!! This is atype example and has character. Est.: $2,500-$5,000

LVCRCity of Costa Mesa and the Chamber of Commerce presentation “Key to the City” and honorary life citizenship. Oct 2, 1965. Engraved with initials “J.W., Oct 2, 1965” with tag “the personal collection of John Wayne, October 6, 2011 Heritage Auctions, Lot # 44332”. As sold by the Wayne family. Outside dimensions measure 10 ½” x 15” and the key measures 8 ¼”. May be researchable through Oct. 2, 1965 newspapers such as the Daily Pilot and Register as this was a news event locals remember. Est.: $3,000-$6,000

Colonial era Miquelet flintlock pistol of pocket size circa mid to late 18th century. Measures 8” overall with a 4 ½” barrel in about .50 caliber. Engraved brass mounts with plaque showing crown at the wrist. In good overall condition with normalaging and imperfections. Just the type a Spanish officer may have carried in California or south west in the 1700s. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Colt 1849 Pocket model fully period engraved in cloud scroll style with panel scene on each side of the barrel lugs, S/N 38172. Only a handful of deluxe engraved pocket models are known with panel scenes and this early “Cloud” motif. The barrelmeasures 5”, lightly cleaned gray patina finish with burl wood grips. The barrel shows “Sam’L Colt” in script with hand cut Colt’s patent in scroll on the left side of the frame. Approximately 50%-60% cylinder scene remains. Thegrips are also cleaned. About good overall with signs of use, carry, and small repairs. A minty panel scene pocket fetched over $200,000. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Sako Ruhimaki Bolt Action Rifle in .222 Rem. Caliber. Custom stocked in 1964 by Leonard Brownell for legendry writer and rifle man Jack O’ Conner, S/N 51330. This rifle is mentioned and described in “Jacl O’ Connor, The Legendary Lifeof America’s Greatest Gun Writer” by Robert Anderson. The text describes this rifle as “Jack’s Pet” and the fact it was sold to Fred Huntington of R.C.B.S. The rifle shows a beautiful light colored burl stock with fancy and excellentaccomplished hand checkering milled butt plate and grip cap. Beautifully blued in rich royal color and accompanied by a Leupold scope. In fine to excellent condition as upgraded at the time of customization by Brownell who was considered among the best stock makers of the 1960s. A stock of this quality would be very expensive at today’s gunsmith rates and the history and provenance to O’ Conner is impeccable. Copy of the book is included. (C&R) Est.: $3000-$6000

Early Scottish dagger from Mid-17th century or earlier in Balek style. Measures 17 3/8” overall with a 12 7/8” blade. Cast brass grip. Shows pitting and natural aging with some sharpening and use. Not a modern copy made in England or Eastern Europe. Absolutely genuine and rare. From a major Scottish weapons collector located in Portland area. Est.: $2500-$5000

U.S. Mississippi percussion rifle by Harpers Ferry, dated 1847, .54 caliber, brown finish, brass mounts, original ramrod, reproduction buff sling, in overall very good condition showing the majority of its original plum brown finish to thebarrel, crisp action, good markings and overall very good wood; no visible cartouches. (Antique). Est.: $2,000-$3,000.

Flintlock Hall rifle, manufactured by Harpers Ferry, dated 1831, .54 caliber, wood stock and leather sling; in overall good + condition with a dark patina and scattered areas of light pitting; good wood with an old repair to wood at the uppertang; reproduction ramrod. Desirable as manufactured by Harpers Ferry. (Antique). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Winchester Model 92 lever action SRC, .25-20 W.C.F. cal., 20” barrel, blue finish, wood stocks, #990948 in minty condition showing the majority of its original finish, minty bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine stocks. From the estateof Joe Kiser. (C&R). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Percussion Parlor rifle in early American style marked “Wurflein” inside the patch box door cover and “A.J. Plate, San Francisco agent” marked on the barrel. Approximately .22 caliber rifled with German silver inlaid stock. The stock showsnatural “Fiddle back” stripping and in very good condition overall. An early California marking from a well-known agent during the gold rush. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Percussion Blunderbuss by H. Lechler, Philadelphia, 1 7/8" bore diameter at flared buzzle, 18.75" round to octagonal brass barrel. Barrel engraved H. Lechler Phila, with scrolls and sunburst engraved breech and tang. The lock andhammer are also engraved, and marked H. Lechler Phila. With engraved brass triggerguard with pineapple finial and a cupped brass buttplate with an engraved finial. Brass thumbprint at wrist of walnut stock. The H. Lechler mark on the lockappears to have been crossed out but is still visible. Stock with insignificant nicks and dings. Operates mechanically. Est:$1,000-1,500

Life size bronze of standing bear, approximately 77” in height showing great features and detail; expertly cast. Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

L. C. Smith 12 gauge Field Grade double barrel shotgun, 30" barrels, double triggers, standard extractors, serial #14153, with armor steel marking and no Hunter Arms address. The gun remains in fine to near excellent originalcondition showing 95-98% bright original blue on barrel, some light erosion and spotting just starting; the frame shows 90-95% case hardening toning just slightly, with beautiful rainbow colors, still fiery in some areas. The stocks are near excellent and show a couple of storage scratches, 1 or 2 of which are major. The trigger guard shows 98% blue; the gun locks tight, the bores are excellent. Est.: $1,250-$2,500

Elegant ladies neckpiece set with a center Heart shape Red Ruby weighing 3.03 carats and diamond accent weighing 0.28 carats of VS clarity H-I color set in 14 karat yellow gold custom setting. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,200 - $1,500

Brilliant ladies diamond bracelet channel set with over ninety baguette cut diamonds weighing approx. 2.00-2.50 carats of H-I colors and VS/SI clarity set in 10 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $2,000- $3,000 Estimates $1,500- $2,000

Gorgeous High Quality Flower design diamond Earrings with flower style settings featuring 18 round Brilliant cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.80 carats with G-H colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $1,500-$2,000Estimate $800-$1,200 Nice

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 bolt action rifle, .30 caliber, S/N 303589. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 24 1/2” barrel. The metal parts retain the majority of their military finish. While the barrel has the FlamingBomb proof dated 8-19 The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with “FJA”, crossed cannons and circle “P” cartouches evident. The stock shows small dents and compressions consistent with use. The rifle features original sling swivels,a tangent rear sight and metal butt plate with trap. The action is crisp, markings sharp and bore very good on this ’03. Est.: $1,250-$2,750.

M.E. Koehler Revolving Barrel Percussion Pistol, .32 caliber, five revolving brass barrels 2.75" long, each numbered 1-5. The top of the brass frame is stamped M.E. Koehler near the breech and is stamped 30 and 60 behind the rear sight whichsits behind the hammer. The pistol features one piece walnut slab grip with a unique cross checkering pattern. The underside has a brass buttplate with a screw in cleaning attachment. All of the brass has a nice old mustard patina. Thegrip has a repaired crack that circles around the entirety of the bottom. The barrels rotate and the hammer and trigger function mechanically. Est:$600-800

India Battle Axe And Match Lock, 5" iron head with 14" matchlock haft, 9.25" barrel with ramrod. Very good, bore is dark. Est:$500-700

**Contemporary Knife Pistol .36 caliber, 2" octagonal barrel length, no visible markings. Floral and scroll engraving on the barrel and muzzle. 8" spear blade with engraved brass bolster and 1" ricasso. 13.25" overall length.Bone handle. Good condition with a nice yellowing patina on the handle. All metal surfaces have a nice silvery gray patina. Sharp and crisp engraving. Mechanically good. Est:$500-1,000

Minty Remington 03-A4 .30-06 S/N 3426961 Rebuilt U.S. Military bolt action sniper rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, circa 1943. Features a parkerized finish, blued 24" barrel marked "RA(flaming bomb)9-43", removed front sight,Maxwell Smith G88 2.5x scope on Redfield base, integral five round box magazine with cut-off switch, parkerized bolt, smooth trigger, two barrel bands with bayonet lug, full length smooth walnut forend and semi-pistol gripshoulder stock with faint circled "P", "5" & "F.J.A." markings. Scope is in very good condition with clear optics and bares a few light scratches on body. Rifle retains approximately 98% of it's arsenal refinish.Action is smooth, bore is pristine, and wood stocks are fine. Condition is excellent. ***C&R/MODERN Pre-Sale Estimate: 2,500.00 - 4,000.00

Minty Remington 03-A3 .30-06 S/N 3964986 U.S. Military contracted bolt action service rifle chambered in .30-06, circa 1943. Features a blued & parkerized finish, 24" barrel marked "RA (flaming bomb)5-43", raised blade front sight with cover, adjustable rear aperture sight, bayonet lug, two barrel bands, 5 round integral box magazine, green canvas sling, safety switch, trapdoor metal buttplate with cleaningkit, full-length walnut handguard and shoulder stock with circled "P", "RA", Crossed Cannons, "OG", & "FJA" cartouche. Rifle retains approximately 97% of it's arsenal refinish. Action is smooth, bore isexcellent, and wood stock is fine. Condition is excellent. ***C&R/MODERN EST:$700.00 - 1,400.00

Winchester Model 52C bolt action target rifle, .22 Long Rifle cal., serial #83709C. The rifle is in fine to nearly excellent overall condition with 28” blued barrel. The barrel retains nearly all of its original blue finish. The barrel featuresa hooded, Redfield front sight with inserts and target scope bases. The action includes a Redfield International Match aperture sight. The smooth wood target stock is in nearly excellent overall condition showing only handling andstorage marks. The fore end is of the wide, target variety while the butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The stock has sling swivels added and a leather, military style sling. The bore is very good, the action crisp andmarkings are sharp. Lot includes two J. Unertl scopes with clear crisp optics and five correct magazines all in a hard plastic rifle case. A great lot for the target shooter. Est.: $2,500-$5,000. (C+R).

Hall carbine with sliding ramrod bayonet, .52 caliber, percussion, dated 1839, in overall very good condition, considerable brown finish remaining, good action, good markings; minor light pitting around nipple; wood stock is solid withcartouche and no signs of sanding. (Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 trapdoor SRC, .45-55 caliber, 22” barrel, S/N 44211, in overall good condition with an excellent bore and crisp action. This gun was one of several assembled by Art Manning for re-enactors prior to 1976.(Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Slant breech Sharps Model 1853 percussion SRC, “John Brown” nicknamed, .52 caliber, S/N 3291, in overall good condition with dark patina and areas of pinprick pitting, action needs work; brass mounts, wood is good as worn, with chip at buttplate; rough bore. (Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Contract U.S. flintlock rifle by D. Nippes, .69 caliber, original leather sling, original cleaning rod, in overall good condition with good action, crisp markings and overall good stock with a repair under the hammer and two nice inspectorcartouches. On trigger bar, stamped “D-Nippes, 1847/No. 3/20th Century Fox; a Studio gun at sometime during its life. (Antique). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Dazzling ladies ring set with a fine oval Tanzanite weighing 1.70 carats and encircled with 28 fine round diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat of H-I colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold halo design setting. Retail$3,000-$4,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000 Nice

Opal weighing approx. 5.00 carats and side ‘IDEAL’ cut diamond weighing approx. 0.25 carats of H-I color and SI clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold custom setting. Retail $1,500-$2,000 Estimates $1,000-$1,500

Springfield M1D Sniper .30-06 S/N 649434 'Sniper-D' U.S. Military contracted semi-automatic sniper rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, circa 1942. Features an arsenal parkerized refinish, Danish24" barrel marked VAR 11-59, detachable cone style flash hider, winged front sight, adjustable rear aperture sight, M84 scope s/n 29523 with eye rest & telescoping sun shade, P.B. marked bolt, bayonet lug, slingswivels, manual safety, leather cheek rest, checkered metal trapdoor buttplate, plain walnut handguard and pistol grip shoulder stock with circled "P", "RA", & "S.A." cartouches. Scope is in excellent conditionwith small cracks in rubber eye piece. Rifle retains 90% finish with most wear on bolt. Front sight wings have been flared slightly. Action is strong, bore is pristine, and wood stocks are fine. Condition is excellent.***C&R/MODERN EST:$2,500.00 - 5,000.00

Springfield M1C .30-06 S/N 3453358 'Sniper-C' U.S. Military contracted semi-automatic sniper rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, circa 1945. Features a arsenal parkerized refinish, 24" barrel marked SA 3-45, removable cone style flash hider, winged front sight, adjustable rear aperture sight, M82 scope s/n 41011 with eye rest & telescoping sun shade, Griffin & Howe scope base, S.A. marked bolt, bayonet lug, sling swivels, manual safety, leather cheek rest, green canvas sling with "1945" marked pad, checkered metal trapdoor "F", circled "P", Crossed Cannons and "S.A. / N.F.R." cartouche. Scope is in excellent condition with blued finish turning tobrown patina. Rifle retains 98% finish with little to no visible wear. Action is strong, bore is pristine, and wood stock is fine. Condition is excellent. ***C&R/MODERNEST:$3,000.00 - 5,000.00

Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol 1 3/8" bore diameter at flared muzzle, 4.25" round barrel. No markings on barrel or lock, Walnut stock with silver wire inlay around upper tang. With steel ramrod with two brass ferrules, acorn finial brasstriggerguard, brass buttcap and brass sideplate. All parts appear to have been cleaned and are bright. The stock has some minor age cracks at the forend. The mechanics are excellent. Est:$750-1,500

Scottish style ram’s horn butt percussion belt pistol signed “Thomson” on the lock circa about 1840-50s. Measures 10 ½” overall with a 6 ¼” barrel. Classic ball trigger and ball headed nipple pick in the butt. Lightly floral engravedwith original ramrod included. About .50 caliber. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Napoleonic era French style flintlock blunderbuss pistol circa about 1790-1815. Measures 13” overall with a 7” barrel and 1 3/8” across wide mouth by 7/8” in height. Light polish and minor cleaning. In very good condition with minor imperfections.(Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

U.S. M1 semi-auto carbine by Quality Hardware, .30 cal., 18” Inland marked barrel dated 3-44, Quality Hardware marked receiver, military finish, flat bolt, standard adjustable military rear sight, green woven sling, metal oiler, wood stock, serial #4837108. The gun is in very good overall condition showing significant military finish with a fine bore, crisp action and sharp markings throughout. The barrel and receiver retain nearly all of their military finish with the bayonet lugstill present, adjustable rear military sight and sling swivel. The smooth wood military stock is in very good condition with an “I-J” cartouche in the sling well. The consignor’s attached card indicates the stock as an Inland stock. The buttstock ends with a checkered metal butt plate. There are no visible import markings on this carbine and no magazine is included. (C&R). Est.: $1,100-$2,200.

Silver hilted sword with D guard and eagle pommel circa about Alamo period (1830s) and possibly Mexican. Spanish mottos on the blade with fluted bone grip. Very high grade and obviously not American or European by styling and construction.Est.: $1500-$3000

Iron barrel blunderbuss carbine with top mounted spring bayonet signed “C.J. Jerome” circa 1850-60 in percussion. The carbine measures 29 ½” overall with a 14” barrel of approximately 1 1/8” bore with thick walls to barrel. The condition is goodwith dark uncleaned patina. The main spring is weak but the bayonet flips out well. The stock shows some minor wear and small losses but also N.R.A. good. The ramrod is missing. An authentic blunderbuss for self-defense in home or on thehighway. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Rare conversion of Wheelock Jaegar style carbine to percussion. The carbine measures 35” overall with 23” medium weight octagon barrel of approximately .69 caliber rifled. Typical Germanic form with brass mounts and light coloredfruitwood stock. Brass mounted trigger guard and painted in inletted areas to simulate brass. A cap box door and cover were added behind the trigger guard during use. The barrel is signed but illegible and has maker marks. The rear and frontsight have been removed. The condition is good plus overall. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Prison made braided Horsehair Bridle and bit probably Montana. Brown and White colors, eye dazzler pattern with reins. Est:$1,500-3,000

Crow beaded Saddle Throw with compartments. Very fancy, 12" x 51" from Lamers Trading Post Hardin, Montana, Provenance Butterfield's San Francisco. Est:$1,500-3,000

Important Original Watercolor on board by Noted Native American Artist Stephen Mopope. 14" x 11", signed lower left. Born 1898 died 1974. This Kiowa Artist traced his ancestors to a Spanish Captive kidnapped from a wagon train and raised by ChiefMany Bears. He was trained on hides in Native American Tradition and later at the University of Oklahoma. His paintings have been displayed Worldwide. His is one of "The Original Five Kiowa" He received many awards and commissions including certificate of appreciation by the Indian Arts and Crafts Board. Est;$1,000-2,000

Spanish Lefaucheux Pinfire Revolver and Bowie Knife Combination, 12 mm, 4.75" round to octagonal barrel, S/N 10. 9" clip point blade attached underneath the barrel, marked "FRANCISCO / LARRHANAGA / EIBAR", folding trigger, checkedwalnut grips. Good. Bore has strong rifling, finish aging to gray, lacks lanyard ring.Est:$1,000-2,000

One ladies diamond ring in 14k yellow gold set with baguettes and round diamonds approx. total wt 1ct Est:$1,500-2,000

Spencer Model 1865 SRC, .50 caliber, 20” barrel, wood stocks, S/N 18377, in overall good condition, dark patina on barrel, magazine is good, action is good, Stabler cut-off; bore shows scattered pitting, wood is overall good with small crack onthe right side of the handguard; stock has one chip at the butt plate; inspector’s cartouche visible; a nice representative piece. (Antique). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Flintlock Common rifle by Henry Deringer, .58 caliber, iron mounted, retains original ramrod, original leather sling, iron patchbox, “P” and “US” proofed at breech; in overall good + condition with crisp action, good markings andwood showing normal handling; appears to have considerable original finish. (Antique). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Remington Ring Trigger Pistol .22 RF, 3.25" barrel. Walnut grips. Marked between the barrels on the ribs E. Remington And Sons, Ilion, New York. Very good condition. Est:$500-700

Remington Vest Pocket Pistol .30 caliber, 4" octagonal to round barrel length, S/N 2794, Remington address in 2 lines on top of the barrel. Blue finish with rosewood grips. Retains some of the blue finish blending to a patina. Themarkings are sharp and crisp. The grips are good with minimal wear. Bore is good but needs cleaned. Mechanically good. Est:$300-600

English Civil War era helmet with face guard and neck protector intact about Mid-17th century. Some small losses and rust through but complete and good for its age. Also history records that these were used in colonial America. Est.: $1250-$2500

U.S. Springfield Model 1896 Krag bolt action SRC, .30-40 Krag caliber, 22” barrel, military finish, S/N 72317, some military finish remaining, mostly on barrel, rest gone to patina; in overall good condition with a good bore, crisp action, goodmarkings, wood shows normal wear from cavalry use; small crack behind side plate; cartouche of “JSA/1897”; faint “P” proof. (C&R). Est.: $900-$1,800.

U.S. M1-A semi-automatic rifle, .7.62mm caliber, un-marked barrel, commercial military type finish, S/N 033529, excellent bore, crisp action, sharp markings, very good military surplus stock with eagle cartouche and leather cheek piece; olivegreen woven sling. (Modern). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Colt Special percussion Musket, .58 caliber, dated 1863, dark patina with pinprick pitting, full length wood stock with faint cartouche on left side flat; overall good condition with good action, broken rear sight leaf, original leathersling. (Antique). Est.: $700-$1,400.

U.S. Springfield Model 1877 trapdoor SRC, .45-55 caliber, 22” barrel, S/N 75452, in overall very good condition with a good bore, crisp action, good markings and overall very good stock with an 1877 cartouche and circle P proof; butt plate isstamped “S.C.”; this gun has been upgraded with a Model 1879 rear sight and lock plate has been changed and does not have an 1873 date on it. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

British Trainer bolt action rifle by BSA, .22 caliber, 25.5” barrel, S/N W61143, 1915 dated, in overall good condition with a crisp action, good bore, non-functioning magazine (missing interior); overall good wood and accompanied by a wovensling. (Modern). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Belgian Flintlock Blunderbuss 1 5/8" bore diameter at flared muzzle, 19 3/8" round to octagonal brass barrel. The barrel is stamped 104 and Made in Belgium. The flat areas of the octagonal portion feature detailed scroll and floralengravings. The lockplate also features scroll and floral engravings, as does the brass triggerguard. The walnut stock has a German silver tipped ramrod, with brass ferrules, butt plate with engraved finial and an inlaid brass plaque at the wrist. Excellent overall condition. The blunderbuss is of newer construction. Est:$700-900

Salish Indian Basket from N.W. Washington area, circa 1900-1920's, minor rim damage. Est:$600-1,200

Zuni Cuff with inlaid bird signed W. Silvers, beautiful Turquoise, accented with Coral and Pearl, Sterling Silver. Est:$800-1600

Original Watercolor on paper by Noted Kiowa Artist Stephen Mopope, signed lower right, Superb depiction in Indian style of Medicine Man. This Artist born 1898 died 1974. "The Original Five Kiowa". Well recognized by Museums, Foundationsand Collectors. He was commissioned by the Dept. of Interior for a mural (1938) and received many awards. Est:$750-1500

U.S. M1 Garand semi-auto rifle by International Harvester, .30 cal., 24” LMR marked barrel dated 11-54, bayonet lug, military finish, wood stock, serial #5109776 in very good condition showing the majority of its military finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and good wood with circle “P” proof behind the trigger guard, an eagle with three stars in a box cartouche on the left side of the stock and the number 41 painted on the base of the pistol grip. The butt stock ends with acheckered metal butt plate with trap and includes sling swivels. (C&R). Est.: $900-$1,800.

German 1870 Naval Officer’s sword and brass mounted leather scabbard; sword is finely etched and marked “Eisenhauer” and “Clemen and Jung, Solingen, in overall fine condition with lion’s head pommel, wire wrapped ivory grip; considerable gold gilt remaining; overall fine scabbard Est.: $750-$1,500.

Browning Model B-80 semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #411PZ07186. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 28” barrel. The barrel retains nearly all of its high gloss blue finish with a full-length ventilated rib, Improved choke and steel bead front sight. The receiver shows small marks from use but otherwise retains nearly all of its blued finish, with a single trigger. The finely checkered wood stocks are in very good condition with a nice high gloss finishand small marks consistent with storage. The butt stock ends with a Browning marked rubber butt pad and a 14 ½” LOP. The bore is very good, the action crisp and the markings are sharp. (Modern). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Smith & Wesson Mdl 629-3 Mountain Gun, #bpf3302, .44 mag cal. Double action, bore will clean to excellent. 4” bbl, Stainless Steel, factory Hogue rubber monogrip with S&W medallions, adjust. Rear sight, slight scratches and wear. Excellentcondition w/original box and paperwork. Est:$750-1,500

Colt WW I Battle of Belleau Wood Commemorative Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol in kraft cardboard box with instructions and one modern extra magazine, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, blued finish with commemorative ornamentation, woodgrips , S/N 6099-BW in like new condition. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt medium frame lightning pump rifle, .32 cal., 21” octagon barrel cut down from original length, re-blued finish, wood stocks, #52925. This gun is in overall good condition showing the majority of its re-blued finish, fair bore, good action,customized for cowboy shooting, shortened magazine, wood is original with butt stock showing scattered nicks and mars from carry and storage, pump forend shows wear and a chip on underside of left grip. Est.: $600-$1200.

Remington, 71 Rolling Block Pistol, #NSNV, 50 center fire, bore-fair, standard barrel. Good overall condition with lightly cleaned gray patina finish. Good marking, military inspections P and S on frame stocks lightly refreshed but good.Barrel marked D.P. 116 reading from Breech towards muzzle. Est. $700-1,400

Large Lot of Powder Horns, Flasks, Priming Horns and More Includes two full size plain powder horns with wood bases, six flat flasks, two have green cords, two priming horns and two horn spoons. Good. Moderate wear and age toning.Est:$600-1,200

Pair of European Gas or Flare Pistols, Matching pair, .38 caliber, 4.5" round to octagonal barrels, no S/N. Removable cartridge holder, unmarked, blued finish with walnut grips. Good. Slight wood loss on the corner of one pair ofgrips. Est:$400-600

Seven Barrel Jourjon Flintlock Volley Gun, approx. .45 caliber, with a 20" seven barrel cluster. The lock plate is marked Jourjon, and is stamped with a V at the rear. The walnut half stock has a high comb, and a brass buttplate that is stamped L-Y7585 on its tang. It also features a steel ramrod with two brass ferrules, a brass triggerguard and a crescent shaped brass sideplate. This is likely of modern construction. The barrels all have a flat grey patina with light brown streaking. Thestock has several nicks and dings. The lock and trigger function mechanically. Est:$800-1,200

Hall Second Model percussion carbine, .52 caliber, wood stock, in overall good to very good condition, dated 1846 with strong rifling, good action, good wood that shows old light sanding and better-than-average graining; original ramrod. (Antique). Est.: $700-$1,400.

S&W Model 41, # 111115, 22 LR, semi automatic target pistol, checkered wood thumb rest grips, 5” “slab” barrel, adjustable sights. Excellent example of an early model 41, retaining 99% of the original blue finish and in fine condition. Onemag. Est. $600-1,200.

One ladies ring made in 14k white gold set with a checkerboard cut oval citrine and side diamonds EST:$650-750

One silver Tibetan talisman strung in rare salmon coral beads 11mm in diameter and 32 inches long EST:$600-700

Belgian made Browning Hi Power Model semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4.5” barrel, S/N 245PZ54154, no magazine, blued finish, checkered wood grips in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish,fine bore, crisp action and markings and fine grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Springfield Armory flintlock rifle with H&P conversion in 1861, .69 caliber, with added rear sight, full stock and original leather sling, in overall good condition with dark patina, good action; pitting on lock plate and around nipple,wood stock is overall very good with three cartouches on left side and two cartouches behind the trigger plate. Minor age crack at middle of butt plate. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. M1 semi-automatic carbine by National Postal Meter, .30 caliber, 18” unmarked barrel with bayonet lug, S/N 1475363; carbine was re-built by Underwood (ca. 1948-49), excellent bore, crisp action, good markings and overall very good stockshowing original “NPM/FJA” cartouche with the additional “.U.” for the rebuild; with sling, oiler and Type I magazine pouch on stock (empty). (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle by Springfield Armory, .30-06 caliber, 24” SA barrel dated 6-42, S/N 529449, military finish, excellent bore, crisp action, sharp markings, wood stock in good overall condition; olive green woven sling. Allparts are correct for this rifle with the exception of the stock which has a square P proof. British proofs under the operating rod on the barrel. (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Auto Ordinance Corp Model 1927 A3 semi-automatic rifle, .22LR caliber, S/N T770, blued finish, wood is replaced with surplus GI wood; with sling; in overall very good condition. With a total of 2 stick 10-round magazines and woven magazine pouchand instructions manual, all in a black carry case. (Modern). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Model 1903 bolt action rifle by Springfield Armory, .30-06, S/N 574344, with Model 1907 original leather sling, in overall very good condition as rebuilt by SA, bore is good, action is crisp, 24” SA barrel dated 2-14, sharpmarkings; stock is overall good showing the rebuilt cartouche “SA/SPG”. (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 trapdoor rifle, .45-70 caliber, S/N 57048, high arch breech, in overall very good condition with crisp action, bore is good, markings are clear, wood stock is good with “ESA” cartouche that has been enhanced; originalleather sling and ramrod. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

E. Allen single Shot Derringer .22 caliber, 2" barrel, Walnut grips.Very good. Est:$300-600

Contemporary Percussion Knife Pistol, .340 bore diameter, 2.75" barrel length, 8.5" clip point blade, 13" overall length. Markings on the ricasso Hassam over Boston. Engraved barrel and scroll engraved brass bolster. Bone handle withmarkings on the left side Co. D over 136th N.Y. Inf.. Right side marked Capt Aug. Harrington 1862. The blade and barrel have a silvery gray patina mixing with salt and pepper pitting. The brass has a nice mustard patina. The bone handlehas a yellowing patina. Mechanically good. Est:$300-500

Contemporary Three Barrel Percussion Pistol, 9mm caliber, 3" round barrel. Underside of brass frame marked CMC / 73055A / Pat Pend. The top of the barrel is marked 1. Wooden one piece grip with horn inserts. The pistol is of modernconstruction. The grip is slightly loose. Est:$ 250-450

Smith & Wesson Model 629-2 DA revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, 4” barrel, S/N BDW4585, in overall very good to fine condition with a crisp action, sharp markings, very good to fine bore and checkered hard rubber, finger groove Pachmayr rubber grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $500-$1,000.

S&W model: 27-2 Revolver, #5239462, .357 cal. double action, bore-very good, 6 ½” barrel. Adjustable sights, wide case hardened hammer & trigger, target grips w/ thumb rest in frame. Est. $500-1,000.

U.S. Springfield Model 1855 Maynard tape primer rifle, .58 caliber, in overall rough condition, shortened barrel, well-worn wood stock with old crack at the wrist, reproduction cleaning rod and middle barrel band; two cartouches stillpartially visible on the left side of the stock. (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

One exquisitely carved ruby Buddha set in a 14k yellow gold pendant with side diamonds Est:500-750

U.S. “Peace” flask by Batty dated 1851, approximately 10” in length with beautiful dark patina to brass; several scattered old dents, good seam, “A.D.K.” inspector’s initials, 3 position graduated spout; both hanging rings retained.Est.: $600-$800.

Ruger Model 77 bolt action rifle, .280 Remington cal., serial #74-78817. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine condition with a 24” medium weight target barrel is significantly heavier than Ruger standard offerings. The barrel retains nearlyall of its original polished blue finish with no front and the rear sights having been removed. Interestingly, the barrel is marked, “.280 Remington or 7mm EXP REM.” The action shows only marks associated with storage and features theearly, desirable tang mounted safety. The rifle comes with a set of Ruger rings set in the integral mounts. The checkered wood stock is in nearly excellent condition showing only light handling marks. The rifle ends with a red, Rugermarked rubber recoil pad. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Ruger. (Modern). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. Naval sword and brass mounted leather scabbard with etched blade by Hilborn/Hamburger, Inc., NY, in overall very good to fine condition; blade is inscribed “Gary E. Olson”; wire wrapped rayskin grip, cast brass guard and pommel cap,hanging cord and knot; scabbard is fine as is the etching on the blade. Est.: $200-$400.

Marlin Model 93 lever action carbine, .30-30 cal., serial #2385. The carbine is in overall very good condition with a 20” round barrel. The front sight blade is an older brass replacement, the rear sight has been removed and filled while aWilliams peep sight sit atop the receiver. The barrel and magazine tube show 30-40% muted blue with the remainder going to grey patina. The receiver and lever still show significant original case color with remainder going to a grey patina. The smooth wood stocks show an older re-finish but remain in very good overall condition. The butt stock ends with a metal, crescent butt plate. The bore is good with minor pitting, the action crisp and markings are legible on this nice, oldMarlin. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

Winchester Model 94 lever action carbine, .30-30 W.C.F. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 1919794, in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and overall very good + wood stocks with some scattered old mars and scratches from storage. (Modern). Est.: $250-$500.

Colt Pre-woodsman Pistol, #19801, .22 LR, bore is fair may improve with cleaning. 6 ¾” barrel length, pitting on slide, 80% bluing, adjustable front sight and rear. 54,000 mfg. 1915-27, No mag Est. $400-$800.

Colt Detectives Special DA revolver, .38 Special caliber, 2” barrel, S/N 827230, in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, fine bore, action, markings and grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Silver squash blossom necklace with large turquoise nuggets, approximately 16” hanging length; finely constructed. Est.: $350-$700.

Older silver squash blossom necklace, approximately 16” hanging length; sky blue turquoise, possibly from the Sleeping Beauty Mine, great patina and finely made; “1932/JB” scratched on back of bottom piece. Est.: $350-$700.

Colt Officer’s Model flat top target DA revolver, .38 caliber, 6” heavy barrel, adjustable sights, S/N 603395, in overall very good condition appearing to have an old re-blued finish and scattered light pinprick pitting and erosionprimarily to cylinder and right side of frame from storage; fine bore, crisp action, very good markings and very good checkered wood medallion grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

Colt, 1908 Hammerless Pocket Pistol, #373168, .25 Semi-Auto, bore is very good. 2” barrel length, blued finish, checkered wood grips with medallions. Finish has some scratches, some freckling, and wear from usual use/storage. 1 Mag. Gun is good-very good condition overall. Est. $300-600.

LEFEVER, Nitro Special S x S Shotgun, #282752, 16 gauge Box lock Action, bore is very good. 28” barrel length. Gun has a blued finish with a case colored receiver, depicting wildlife scene, checkered walnut stock, slight marks and wear from use/storage, very good overall condition. Est. $300-600

Colt Model 1878, #20038 12 ga. double barrel exposed hammer shotgun. Old frontier restocked butt. Fair to good overall, seldom found. Est. $300-600

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Single Action revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 35-59813, in overall fine to excellent condition showing little use; some high point wear only; fine bore, crisp action and markings; fine medallion woodgrips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

High quality large nugget older turquoise and silver bracelet; signed on back but difficult to make of script signature. Est.: $300-$600.

Older silver and turquoise bracelet with massive stone, approximately 3” x 2”; beautiful patina. Est.: $300-$600.

Smith & Wesson New Century “Triple Lock” DA revolver, .455 caliber, no visible British proofs; 6.5” barrel, S/N re-stamped in crane and on back of cylinder “6272”; lanyard ring, later era checkered S&W wood medallion grips; overall goodcondition with areas of original blue finish remaining mixed with scattered erosion spots; good bore, action and barrel address; good replacement grips; accompanied by a lined wood presentation case. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Antique wooden Faro case counter by Mason & Co., 84 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill., approximately 12” x 12” when opened; in overall very good condition. Est.: $300-$600.

SMITH & WESSON Bekeart Model Revolver, #27977, .22 cal., 6” barrel, blued finish, adjustable sights, checkered wood grips with medallion. Good condition overall, with approximately 50% of the original finish remaining, mainly on the barrel.Minor pitting on the right side of the frame, one of the flutes on the cylinder has slight gouges. Grips are fair, and show a crude repair under the backstrap. Includes a leather holster. Est. $250-500.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action SRC, .25-35 W.C.F. caliber, barrel shortened to 19.5”, S/N 297552, in overall good condition with a dark patina to metal surfaces and some old cleaning to left side of receiver; good bore, crisp action;wood stocks show wear and scattered mars and scratches from carry and storage; underside of receiver at S/N shows an after-market repeat of the caliber (“25-35”); has that “old ranch gun” look. (C&R). Est.: $250-$500.

Model 1917 bolt action U.S. rifle by Remington, .30-06 caliber, 25.5” Remington barrel dated 9-18, S/N 528693, with excellent bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good stock with original RIA 1917-dated leather sling; trace of eagle heads in front and rear of magazine well; overall very good military finish. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

Remington Model 1100 semi-automatic Trap shotgun, 12 gauge, 30” ventilated rib barrel, S/N M204056V, in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine bore, crisp action and markings, fine checkered wood stocks and Remington hard rubber butt pad. (Modern). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle, .223 Rem. caliber, 24” barrel that has been tapped for sights, S/N B6431366, blued finish, checkered wood stock with leather sling and mounted with a 3X9 Vari-X IIc Leupold scope with good optics. Thisgun is in fine condition with the majority of its original finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and overall fine wood stock. (Modern). Est.: $300-$600.

German Mauser Luger semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4” barrel, S/N 6085r with matching visible numbers except magazine (5072a); re-blued finish, replaced wood grips; in overall good condition with good bore, “1939” and “42” markings on top of frame and toggle assembly respectively, action needs adjustment, good replacement grips. Accompanied by a leather flap holster in fair condition with flap strap missing. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington Model 1903 bolt action military rifle, .30-06 caliber, 24” barrel dated RA 2-42, S/N 3306529, military finish, in overall very good condition with excellent bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good replacement wood; with awoven OD sling. (C&R). Est.: $350-$700.

D. Egg London marked pistol with mask butt converted from flintlock to percussion. D. Egg was one of the top London makers in the early 19th century. The pistol measures 12” overall with a 6 ½” barrel of approximately .60 caliber smoothbore. The condition is good to very good with nice wood showing minor imperfections only. The action works well. Brass mountings with original matching ramrod. A premium maker to the royal and “Carriage Trade”. Est.: $900-$1800

British No. 5 MK I Jungle bolt action carbine, .303 British caliber, import-marked, S/N G903, military finish, wood stock, woven sling, in overall good to very good condition with a good bore, very good action, good markings and woodstock showing scattered mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $300-$600.

Modern copy by Pedersoli of a Brown Bess flintlock rifle, .75 caliber, S/N BB19120, in overall fine condition showing little use, crisp action, brass mounts, fine wood full stock with sling swivels and reproduction bayonet and leather sheath.(Repro of Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

U.S. Coast Guard sword and brass mounted leather scabbard by McLilley & Co., Columbus, Ohio, in overall very good to near fine condition showing crisp etching on the blade, wire wrapped rayskin grip with fancy brass cast handguard and pommelshowing traces of gold wash in protected areas. Scabbard is in very good to near fine condition with some minor spots of wear and beautiful patina to brass mounts; accompanied by hang cord and knot. Est.: $300-$600.

One ladies vintage diamond Hamilton watch in 14k white gold set with approx 1ct of fine diamonds EST:$1,500-1,750

Winchester Model 70 Super Grade Rifle, # 859648, 458 Mag., 22” barrel, blued finish, checkered walnut stock, jeweled bolt, fixed sights, with rubber butt pad. Rifle is in excellent condition overall, with minor marks and dings from storageand use. Excellent bore. Est. $1,500-3,000.

Contemporary Mauser .30 caliber Broomhandle carbine patterned from original using old frame. Originals are priced $30,000-$50,000. A nice display piece made in the last 30 years. (Modern) Est.: $1250-$2500

Giffard patent air gun with removable cylinder charged by pump (Not Included). Manufactured by Armes de St. Etienne, France circa 19th century. In very good plus to near fine condition with most original finishes. Est.: $1250-$2500

Double barrel pinfire derringer circa 1850s-60s cased with matching ivory handled dagger. In very good condition overall. Rare to fine cased En-suite for a gentleman’s protection. (Antique) Est.: $1750-$3500

British 19th century harpoon gun by famous maker Thomas Bland signed on both gun and two harpoons included. Good to very good overall. Wood case included. “Thar She Blows!”. Est.: $3,000-$6,000

Remington Rolling Block #1 Sporting Rifle in 50-70 cal. #3771, with Factory Special Ordered 1/2 round, 1/2 octagon barrel, extra sight on barrel. # marked 50CTE-"E" on underside of barrel, near in serial number to Custer's. Very scarce in thecaliber and especially in this barrel. Excellent to Near Mint Bore. Est:$3,500-7,000

Parker Bros. side by side shotgun, 16 gauge, serial #179808. The shotgun is in good overall condition with 30” barrels with a steel bead front sight and full-length filed rib. The barrels retain a significant amount of their dull bluefinish with moderate surface rust and erosion noted at the muzzle. The receiver shows the majority of its original, beautiful case color finish along with attractive scroll engraving. The checkered wood stocks show heavy use withsurface mars and compressions consistent with field use. The fore end serial number matches and beautiful case color is still evident on the underside of the latch. The shotgun features double triggers, a Parker Bros. marked grip cap,blank silver escutcheon shield and hard rubber butt plate. The butt plate has pieces missing on two sides while the shotgun sports a 14 ¼” LOP to the front trigger. The bores are good and may clean to very good, the action is crisp andmarkings are sharp on this fine, old Parker Bros. shotgun. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (C+R).

Gorgeous ladies ring with a center fine MORGANITE weighing 5.70 carats and encircled with 26 ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.75 carats of G-H colors and VS clarity all set in a heavy 14 karat white gold custom made setting. Retail$4,000-$6,000 Estimates $2,000-$4,000 A fine item

GG-31 Four Barrel Tear Gas Pistol, Four 2.5" pepper box barrels, S/N 03331. Est:$100-300

German Flare Pistol By Nico, German Flare Pistol By Nico Est:$50-100

Lot of 2 Percussion Derringers .25 caliber, 2" round barrel length, NSN, no visible markings. Nickel finish with walnut bird's head grips. .40 caliber, 2.5" round barrel length, S/N 1776, patent date marked on the left side of the barrel. Brass frame with walnut grips. The first gun retains some of the nickel finish with light staining. The grips are good with normal nicks and dings. The bore is dark and pitted. Mechanically good. The second gun retains very little to no finish on the barrel. The brass has a dark mustard patina. The grips have nicks and dings. Mechanically needs work. Missing the trigger. Est:$150-300

Schlintod Flare or Tear Gas Pistol, 11mm caliber, 4" barrel, S/N 14. Single shot flare or tear gas cartridge. Wooden grips. Very good. Back strap cracked behind hammer. Est:$100-200

Main Gauche Dagger with sail guard. The dagger is in very good condition. The dagger has a 17” blade with a serrated edge at the hilt. The dagger has an overall length of 20”. The blade does not appear to have been sharpened. The flatricasso has two circular holes intended for sword breaking with a shallow depression for the thumb on the underside. Additionally, it features an ornamentation depicting a cross. The grip has been re-wrapped with a copper wire overlay at some point. The metal surfaces show some pin prick pitting and tool marks. The pommel shows fluted swirls and terminates with a knobbed finial. A very nice dagger, reminiscent of the Spanish Main. Est.: $1,800-$3,500.

Large multi-colored finish bronze fountain of a jumping Marlin with accompanying Dorado, approximately 90” in height and 82” long; finely accomplished and detailed! Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Designer ladies necklace set with a fine blue Fantasy cut created Blue Spinel weighing approx. 15.00-20.00 carats and five accent fine quality diamonds set in an 18 karat white gold custom made setting. Retail $1,500-$2,000 Estimates$1,000-$1,500 Nice

Sharps Model 1874 military rifle, .44-77 caliber, 30” round barrel, S/N 155403, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks with iron patchbox in butt stock, three barrel bands, flip-up front Beeches sight; adjustable flip-up peep tang sight. This rifle is in overall very good to fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue on the barrel and considerable silver toning on the receiver; crisp action, sharp markings, very good to fine bore, very good + wood stocks.Accompanied by an important factory letter and additional period documents. The 1985-dated letter from the late Dr. R.L. Moore, indicates this military rifle was invoiced on October 15, 1875 to P.H. McQuinn of Wilkes Barre, PA.,confirming caliber and barrel length. Also included are original letters to the Sharps Rifle Company from a 1st Lieut. P. H. Mc Guire, one on Vulcan Iron Works letter head and dated Oct. 4, 1875, indicating “we have organized a independentrifle Company known as the Sarsfield Guards and we are thinking to adopt your metallic cartridge rifle providing we can agree on the price of them . I would like if you would send me one immediately the company is desirious (sp) of

Colt 1861 Navy with desirable Naval anchor marking on the barrel and inspected by “G.G.” on the cylinder with 1871-72 patent dates and made as a .38 caliber centerfire cartridge arm serial numbered in its own range, S/N 7104. Pictured on page 262 of “Colt Conversions” by Bruce McDowell and formerly Sam Pachanian Collection. In near fine original condition showing 60%-80% original blue and case hardening with some natural aging and patina. Near fine grips with minor imperfections. All matching serial numbers and sharp overall. Some bright case color and blue where protected. A collector’s quality 1861 that is rarely found Naval marked and inspected by G.G. who was well known for inspecting cutlass. (Antique) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Massive life size bronze buffalo, approximately 78” in height, 96” long and 46” wide; expertly cast showing majestic features and strength. Est.: $8,000-$,16000.

Exceptional ladies ring set with a very fine PARAIBA Teal Green Tourmaline weighing 1.02 carats and surrounded by 64 baguette and round diamonds weighing approx. 2.00 carats of G-H colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $5,000-$7,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000 PARAIBA Tourmaline is a highly collectable gemstone.

Designer inspired ladies ring set with a 44 round diamonds weighing approx.0.50 carats of G-H colors and VS clarity with alternating pink tourmaline, amethyst and blue topaz stones set in a 14 karat white gold custom made setting. Retail$2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000 Nice item

European dagger with stylized fluer d’ lis guard circa 1580-1650. Measures 14 5/8” overall with a 10 ¼” blade. In good condition and all original matching parts. The grip shows traces of chain metal wrap over woven cord wrapping. The metalshows a patina with minor pitting. Brass collection tag with initials B.U. from 19th or early 20th century. Est.: $1,000-$2,000

Dazzling ladies flower design ring set with 25 round champagne and white diamonds weighing approx. 1.75 carats set in an 18 karat yellow gold custom made setting. Retail $2,500-$3,000 Estimates $1,600-$2,000

Hi-Standard Model H-D Military semi-auto pistol, .22 cal., 6 ¾” barrel, blue finish, checkered wood grips, #177228. This gun is in overall very good condition showing approx. 85% original finish, some muzzle wear, very good bore, action, markings and grips, two magazines and home-made wood carry case. Est.: $500-1,000.

Silver mounted engraved and inlaid spurs with leather straps accompanied by a pitiado double loop holster and cartridge belt, all in overall worn but good condition; collected together over 35 years ago; holster appears to be for a mediumframe revolver; accompanied by a great old framed and matted silk embroidered banner with crossed Mexican flags, snake and eagle and five-pointed lone star in very good condition; approximately 23” x 28” overall. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Capi Di Monte figure of kindly doctor with Crown “N” mark. Measures 10” in height. In fine condition. Est.: $150-$300

Silver handled dagger from North Africa with leather over wood scabbard. 19th to early 20th century. Blade worn. Fair to good overall. Est.: $150-$300

German Zimmer Schutzen or Parlor rifle in 5mm with double set triggers, disk sight and classic 19th century styling. No signature. In good to very good condition. The bore is good and may clean. Out of the attic of an old veteran and broughthome in the 1950s. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

High quality Germanic Double Barrel Fowler converted from flintlock to percussion showing empire styling with silver mounts and pins within the checkering as ornamentation at the wrist. Signed “Wande en Sudnweel” in fancy script on thelocks, 37” barrels in 16GA choked open right and about improved cylinder left. The metal surfaces show a smooth brown patina and the wood has been lightly refinished showing burl grain. The silver mounts are nicely engraved and this was a qualityarm. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Late Kentucky style rifle signed “J. Gibbs” of Homesdale, Penn. (Wayne County) with H. Elwell signed lock. Measures 53 ½” overall with 38” barrel in approximately .36 caliber rifled. The stock is a light maple color and shows naturalgrain and has been lightly refinished using a synthetic varnish with very little if any sanding. The stock shows a large stress crack on the right side from trigger guard to the butt plate. The metal is very good with patina and light rust. Agood rifle that would much improve by a stripping and correct oiling or varnish. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Classic Pre-War German Sporting Rifle on 98 Mauser action signed “J.P. Sauer and Sohn, Suhl” with 24” barrel with raised and filed rib, 2 leaf folding sight, single trigger, left side on the receiver marked 2.75 G.B.P. over S.T.M.G. 67525.The receiver shows taps for scope and bolt handle altered to a short Mannlicher “spoon type”. A recoil pad has been added to the good wood stock. Measures 13 ½” to the end of the wood and 14 ½” tot eh end of the pad. The metal is refinished and the bore is dark with dirt but mat clean. Measures 8mm but unknown chambering. An estate piece and good candidate for a rebuild or upgrade. (C&R) Est.: $500-$1,000

Special order 1873 Winchester rifle in .38-40 caliber with 26” octagon BBL, full mag, crescent butt, set triggers, SN: 167530A. Strong traces of case hardening going to silver with 30%-50% thinning blue on the barrel and tube. The stocksare very good with excellent fit. 75%-85% bright original blue on the loading gate and dust cover. Fine and bright bore. A semi deluxe. Est.:$4000-$5000

Winchester 1892 Special Order Rifle in .38-40 caliber with 24” half round-hlaf octagon barrel, full mag, crescent butt, S/N 350253. This rifle shows 85%-95% original blue finish on the barrel and magazine tube toning and aging naturally. 30%-50% blue going to brown and blue patina on the frame. Minor erosion and just starting pinprick pitting. The wood is in good to very good condition with some mars, dings, and aging along with sharp markings. The action is tight and the bore is good to very good. (C&R) Est.: $1400-$2800

**Colt Bisley Model single action revolver, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 266194, blued and case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber grips in overall very good to near fine condition with crisp action and markings, fine bore and very good grips. Est.: $2,000-$2,600.

Winchester Model 1892 lever action saddle ring carbine, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 161154, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good to near fine condition showing the majority of its original finish on the barrel and loadingtube and considerable original blue on the receiver; crisp action, sharp markings, fine bore and very good to near fine wood. Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Cole Detective Special in .38 caliber with 2” barrel, blue finish, S/N 367896 shipped to Jermyn Bros., Jan. 22, 1929, 2 guns in shipment. This Colt shows its original checkered medallion grips. The revolver remains in near fine condition with95%-98% original blue with very slight touch up on the edges of the trigger guard with a “Marker” or non-blue technique. The grips show slight edge wear. A prohibition era early “Dick” special with factory letter. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1000-$2000

W. Ketland & Co. Cannon Barrel Flintlock Blunderbuss, 1.5" bore diameter at muzzle, 18 1/8" round to octagonal brass barrel. Barrel stamped with two circle P proof marks. The lock is marked W. Ketland & Co. with a leaf engraving at therear. Walnut stock with brass tipped ramrod and brass ferrule, engraved triggerguard with acorn finial and cupped brass buttplate with engraved finial. The barrel has a bright mustard patina with some light stains. The stock has some lightage cracks near the butt. The mechanics function properly. Est:$1,000-2,000

**Colt 2nd Generation SAA revolver, .38 Special caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N 19645SA, blued and case hardned finish in overall excellent condition. Est.: $2,000-$2,600.

**Colt 2nd Generation SAA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 38309SA, blued and case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber grips in excellent condition overall and with factory “stagecoach” two-piece cardboard box with lidmarked in pen “To Barry Rolling/gift from Grama Doll/In memory of Uncle Lawrence”. Est.: $2,000-$2,500.

Percussion Blunderbuss by J.G. Bolden, N.Y., 1.75" bore diameter at the muzzle, 14 3/8" round to octagonal brass barrel with flared muzzle. The top flat of the barrel is stamped J.G. Bolden, N.Y.. The lock has worn initials on it (with a legibleR) with an engraved dog and bird hunt scene. Walnut stock with brass tipped ramrod, one brass ferrule, brass triggerguard and cupped buttplate. Very good overall condition. The mechanics are very good. Est:$800-1,200

Colt Detective Special .38 caliber D.A. Revolver with a 2” barrel, blue finish, S/N 410789 shipped Sept. 27, 1933 to Phil B. Beakart, San Francisco, CA with 2 guns in shipment. This Colt shows its original checkered wood medallion grips. Thecondition is fine to near excellent with 97%-99% original blue, grips show some slight edge wear and minor bumps to the checkering at the high points. The bore is fine and the action is crisp. Original box with Detective Special end label ofcorrect era but with different serial number. The box is very good but discolored from sunlight. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1250-$2500

Mauser Gewehr 98M 8mm S/N 5530 Rebuilt WWI era German military bolt action service rifle chambered in 8mm Mauser. Manufactured by Mauser, Oberndorf circa 1916 and imported by CAI, St. Albans, Vermont. Features a 29" barrel, rampedfront sight, 2,000 meter graduated rear sight, unmarked side mounted scope base #334, Oigee 4x 26mm scope #305004, Imperial proofed receiver, two barrelbands, bayonet lug, sling swivels, safety switch on bolt, and wood handguard & semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Serial numbers match on barrel & receiver. Wood stocks bare many markings and are near good in condition with above average blemishes. Rifle's finish has drifted to a dark grey on the barrel and to a light brown patina on most other metal surfaces with pitting on bolt release lever. Action is smooth, bore is very good, and optics are clear with little wearon scope tube. Condition is good+. ***C&R/MODERN EST:$900.00 - 1,800.00

Smith & Wesson 1st Model D.A. Revolver in .44-40 caliber with a 6” barrel, re-blued finish, pearl grips, S/N 5291. Factory quality re-blue with sharp edges and good address. Muted original case colors about 60% remaining on the hammer andtrigger. Mechanically excellent and tight with a good bore. Frontier era. (Antique) Est.: $1,000-$2,000

**Colt Bisley Model single action revolver, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N 250965, blued and case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber grips in overall good to very good condition with a very good bore, crisp action and good gripsshowing wear to checkering and some old mars. Est.: $1,600-$2,400.

H&R M-1 Garand in .30-06 caliber, SN: 4663608. The H&R barrel is dated 5-53. War eagle and P proofs in the stock. In very good plus overall condition with a few dings in the wood. Great bore. Est.: $1400-$2800

Early Mannlicher carbine in 6.5mm caliber, SN: 24139. The metal shows 95% plus original blue. The stocks are very good with minor scratches and use. The bore is bright. Sharp and crisp. Double triggers with typical claw mount bases.Est.:$1750-$3500

Browning Citori 28GA O/U shotgun with a 28” BBL, rounded pistol grip choked full and mod, SN: 16787NY773 with original butt plate, single trigger and auto ejector. In fine to excellent condition with minor use and storage marks only.96%-98% overall. $1400-$2800

Carving in red pipe stone of buffalos with silver inset of the moon and stars (2006) by S. LeFountain, a noted Santa Fe artist, approximately 19” x 22” overall and beautifully accomplished. Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

German K98 'byf42' Sniper 8mm S/N 1305 Nazi proofed bolt action sniper rifle, manufactured by Mauserwerk circa 1942. This mid-war production rifle features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrelstamped 'Eagle/135' & 'R', ramped & hooded front sight, 2,000 meter graduated rear sight, side mounted Hermann Weihrauch short rail scope mount #1876, unmarked 4x scope in the style of Hensold Wetzar, receiverstamped 'Eagle/135', two barrel bands, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, internal magazine, and wood handguard & semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Matching serial numbers on receiver,barrel bands, trigger guard, floorplate and bolt parts. Wood stock is stamped three times with Waffenamp 135 and is in overall very good condition with less than average blemishes. No import marks, and buttplate isstamped with 'brg' code. Rifle retains 85% original war-time finish with light even wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent, and optics are clear with light flaking on scope tube. Condition is near

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .38-40 caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 207905B, blued finish, half magazine, adjustable flip-up tang peep sight, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaceswith some scattered erosion, areas of original blue finish on the receiver and traces in protected areas of the barrel; fine bore, crisp action and markings; very good wood with some staining to the forend and scattered old mars anddings from use and storage. Original factory letter included confirming features and noting receipt in warehouse on July 7, 1886 with shipping accomplished on the same date to order number 6874. Est.: $1,750-$3,500.

Scarce original Winchester Model 1873 tang sight, screws and spring. Est.: $1,000-$1,500.

**Smith & Wesson 5-screw DA revolver with target sights, .38 S&W Special caliber, 6” barrel, S/N 653244, blued finish, checkered wood medallion grips in overall very good to fine condition with a fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine grips; original blued finish except the left side plate that is an old re-blue. Est.: $1,000-$1,600.

Winchester Model 70 .30Gov't06 S/N 41249 Customized high quality sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Government, circa 1942. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight, dual folding leaf rear sights, side mounted Griffin & Howe scope base with Lyman Alaskan 2.5x scope, Lyman side mounted adjustable rear sight base, jeweled bolt, serrated trigger, hinged floorplate, checkered bolt handle, flush mount swivel studs,quick release sling swivels, brown leather sling, safety switch on bolt, and hand checked select grade walnut pistol grip shoulder stock with custom forend tip & checkered metal buttplate. Rifleretains approximately 97% strong bluing on barrel & receiver with heavy fading on floorplate, trigger guard, pistol grip cap & buttplate. Action is smooth ,bore is excellent as is the scope, and wood stock is finewith semi-sharp checkering. Condition is near excellent. ***C&R /MODERN EST:$750-1,500

Belgian Percussion Dueling Pistol, approx. .64 caliber, 6.5" octagonal barrel. The barrel is stamped VC 12 and has a scroll engraved tang. The lock and hammer also feature worn scroll engravings. The stock has a copper tipped ramrod,an engraved German silver ferrule, an engraved German silver triggerguard and an engraved German silver buttcap. The grip is checkered, and has a German silver thumbprint. The barrel displays micro pitting. the stock has several nicks anddings. The forend of the stock has a repaired crack and the buttcap is slightly loose. The mechanics are functioning. The bore needs to be cleaned. Est:$400-600

British Navy M&D Canada 1880 Knife Pistol, Standard British Navy style utility Knife with a .22 caliber gun barrel instead of marlin spike. Est:$300-500

Capi Di Monte “Works of Art” hand sculptured, Italy #476 with crown “N” mark. Figure of heart surgeon and somewhat gory. D. Benaiberti artist signed. Measures 11” in height. Est.: $200-$400

Cased 16GA pinfire by Bernard signed in gold on the barrels. In good to very good condition. Normal aging with minor imperfections. (Antique) Est.: $750-$1500

Early cartridge ear 16 GA shotgun in centerfire circa about 1870s. In its original case and in good to very good condition. Signed “Delebourse”. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Unidentified early 19th century or late 18th century flintlock musket with slimmed down proportions to be used as fowler. Marked and proofed on lock but illegible. French and early American characteristics. In good to very goodcondition. Est.: $900-$1800

Rare trapdoor style action from 1870s era signed “Braenolin-Albini” converted from rifle to smoothbore fowler of about 16 GA with reduced fore stock. In very good plus condition. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Excellent original 19th century cane sword with blue and gilt “Toledo” marked blade. Near fine. The real deal- En Garde! Est.: $600-$1200

German Jaegar rifle converted from flintlock to percussion and reduced to blanket size for over pommel possibly when headed west. Nicely carved and in NRA good condition. Heavy rust and some pitting from exposure and many campfires.(Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Winchester 94 Legacy Lever Action Rifle, .38-55 caliber, 26” round barrel, blue and case colored, checkered wood pistol grip stock and fore end, special factory tang sight and safety, S/N 6570584. This rifle is in like new conditionshowing little handling and no use. Original box and manual included. This rifle is one of the last from the New Haven, CT plant that closed in 2006. (Modern) Est.: $500-$1000

William Read & Sons SxS 28 Ga S/N 2946 Belgium made boxlock side-by-side double barrel shotgun chambered for 28 gauge shells, circa 1880's - 1890's. Receiver & barrel are stamped "William Read & Sons Boston", a large retailer of Europeanshotguns in the late 1800's who also had their own line of shotguns. Features blued 26.25" barrels with raised solid rib, brass bead front sight, case hardened receiver with light scroll engraving, double triggers, extractor, checkeredtop lever, sliding safety switch on tang, and finely hand checkered walnut forend & round knob pistol grip shoulder stock with Pachmyer recoil pad. Matching serial numbers on receiver, barrel & forend. Barrelsare turning slightly plum and exhibit some light surface rust emerging. Receiver shows drifting case colors with vivid colors behind recoil shields and forward of the trigger guard. Action is crisp, bores are brightwith light residue, and stocks are near fine with few blemishes. Condition is very good+. ***Antique Firearm*** EST:$900.00 - 1,800.00

Central European probably Germanic flintlock pistol converted to percussion made in 18th century and converted in the 19th century. Measures 15”overall with a 9” smooth bore barrel of approximately .52 caliber. In very good pluscondition with exceptional wood showing some detailed carving. The action works but no half cock remains. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Winchester 94 Trails End Lever Action rifle, .357 Mag caliber, 20” octagon barrel, blue and case colored, walnut wood stock, crescent butt, tang safety, S/N 6561335. This rifle is in like new condition showing little handling and no use.Original box and manual included. This rifle is one of the last from the New Haven, CT plant that closed in 2006. Buyer has option to buy next lot for same price. (Modern) Est.: $500-$1000

Winchester 94 Trails End Lever Action rifle, .357 Mag caliber, 20” octagon barrel, blue and case colored, walnut wood stock, crescent butt, tang safety, S/N 6561336. This rifle is in like new condition showing little handling and no use.Original box and manual included. This rifle is one of the last from the New Haven, CT plant that closed in 2006. (Modern) Est.: $500-$1000

Lot of three 15th-17th century locks with keys. All working and keys original. 1 with fancy engraving. Many early gun makers also were lock smiths and several used keys as markings. Est.: $300-$600

2-Original Pastel Paintings on Board by Oklahoma Native American Artist of Kiowa Tribe Monroe Tsatoke. Born 11936 died 1968. Noted Artist on which a book of his experience was published. Est:$300-600

David F. Garcia signed Watchband cuff with Turquoise and Coral. An Early Piece by Famous Silver Smith. Heavy Sterling. Est;$400-800

Collection of 5 original oil paintings on canvas by Fred Nightwalker. 8x10" and 12x16". Values to $300 each. Est:$400-800

Winchester 94 Trails End Lever Action Rifle, .357 Mag., 20” octagon barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and fore end, tang safety, crescent butt, S/N 6545955. This rifle is in like new condition showing little handling and no use. Original boxand manual included. This rifle is one of the last from the New Haven, CT plant that closed in 2006. (Modern) Est.: $400-$800

Large Navajo cuff type Sterling Silver Watchband with 6 large Turquoise nuggets. Older vintage with slight wear and minor imperfections. Est:$350-700

Silver mounted Chieftain’s quality dagger with original scabbard from the 19th century. Measures 11” overall with a 6 ½” blade. No markings and has characteristics of Middle East and Mediterranean possibly greek, Albanian or Balkan. Slightsharpening. Genuine to 1800s. Est.: $400-$800

German K-98 'bcd4' Sniper 8mm S/N 784 Nazi proofed bolt action service rifle converted to 'sniper', manufactured by Gustloff Werke circa 1944. Features a phosphate finish, 24" tapered barrel marked 'cr', ramped & hooded front sight, 2,000meter graduated rear sight, normal size receiver drilled & tapped for side mount scope base, reproduction long rail sniper mount with faux 'Eagle/359'(missing locking screws & pins), Diaiytan 4x scope #2854, twobarrel bands, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, safety switch on bolt, internal box magazine, 'byf' & 'Eagle/135' marked triggerguard, and laminated wood handguard & semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metalbuttplate. Serial numbers match on barrel bands, barrel, floorplate, bolt, bolt handle, and safety switch. Stock is marked with illegible waffenamps & 'H' and is in overall fine condition. Rifle retains approximately 70% of it's originalfinish with light even wear and no import marks. Action is smooth, bore is excellent, and optics are clear with some wear on the scope tube. Condition is very good++. ***C&R/MODERN

French Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol by Antoine Robert, 1.5" bore diameter at flared muzzle, 6" octagonal to round flared barrel. The breech of the barrel has a raised portion where it meets the tang. The lock is engraved Antoine Robert. Thewalnut stock has an inlaid silver wire area around the tang. The stock also features one brass ferrule for the ramrod, a brass triggerguard with an acorn finial, a brass sideplate and buttcap. All metal parts appear to have been cleaned to abright and shiny finish. The stock has a few nicks and dings. The mechanics are excellent. Est:$800-1,200

Brown Mfg. Southerner Deringer, .41 rimfire caliber, 2.5" octagonal barrel length, S/N 3542, top of barrel marked "Southerner" and left side of barrel marked "Brown MFG." over "Newburyport, Mass" over patent date. Blued barrel with brassframe and walnut grips. Barrel has been lightly cleaned but markings are still sharp. Brass has a yellowing patina and the grips are good with minimal wear. Bore is good. Mechanically good. Est:$200-400

Five riker cases of collector ammunition plus lots more including rounds from the Civil War thru the World Wars, etc.; four brass .45-70 cases recovered from the Indian Wars battle area near Cedar Springs, AZ in riker case; various “dummy”and display shells; a green label Winchester box of 20 .45-70-405 cartridges; box of 20 carbine ball tinned brass shell reloading cartridges by Frankford Arsenal-sealed by cellophane, etc.; all contained in a steamer trunk. Est.:$400-$800.

Bonanza lot of approximately 16 pieces of U.S. web gear; mostly pouches and belts; WW I thru Vietnam eras; most in well-worn condition. Est.: $150-$300.

U.S. Model 1881 leather flap holster, Third Type, manufactured and marked on the flap “Rock Island Arsenal”; all stitching is intact and the original plug is retained; a nice holster that shows use but no abuse. Est.: $400-$800.

Model 1928 Clinton military saddle with skirts and all rigging is intact; wooden non-hooded stirrups; 6 reproduction coat straps; at the rear of the saddle is an original U.S. military shelter half with pole; the front has a combinationmilitary type saddlebag or pack ca. 1918 (rare $200 item by itself) and a poncho; stitching is sound; cushioning under saddle is coming loose but present. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Remington O/U .41 caliber rimfire derringer with Remington Arms Co., Ilion, N.Y. address, S/N 714. Hinge repaired and re-nickeled with refinished rosewood grips. (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Remington O/U .41 caliber rimfire derringer in good to very good condition with one line Remington Arms Co., Ilion, N.Y. address showing 50%-80% original Nickel with some peeling and lifting areas where nickel has lifted are gray tobrown with some erosion and minor pitting. Completely as found and uncleaned. Original pearl grips that are good but two large chips at the toes. In good to very good condition overall. No cracks to hinge. Est.: $400-$800

Colt Army Special DA revolver, .32-20 caliber, 6” barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips, S/N 487874. The revolver remains in excellent condition showing majority of its original finish remaining with some slight wear at the muzzle. The grips remain in very good plus condition with nice checkering. The markings are sharp, the action is crisp and the bore is excellent. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $600-$1200

Springfield 1898 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, .30-40 Krag, 30” barrel, blue finish, wood stock, metal butt plate, S/N 399788. This rifle remains in good condition showing majority of its muted blue finish remaining along with wear to the edges andsome pinprick pitting. The stock remains in fair condition showing a faint “P” along with dings and scratches throughout from use. There is an interesting plaque on top of the butt plate marked “1790, R.C., 319”. The action is crisp and thebore is good with sharp rifling. (C&R) Est.: $300-$600

Iver Johnson Matted Rib Single Shot Shotgun, 20GA, 28” barrel, blue and cased hardened finish, checkered pistol grip butt stock and fore end, matted rib, S/N 57638XF. This shotgun remains in good to very good condition showing majority ofits thinning blue finish on the barrel along with a few areas of pinprick pitting. The receiver shows some good case colors going to a brown patina. The stocks show some dings, mars and scratches from carry and use. The action is crispand the bore is near fine. (Modern) Est.: $200-$400

Winchester Model 47 Bolt Action Rifle, .22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, NSNV. This rifle remains in good to very good condition showing areas of pinprick pitting and surface rust. The stock remains in very goodcondition showing dings and scratches from carry and use. The name G. Newton is marked of the right of the receiver. The action is good and the bore is very good. (C&R) Est.: $150-$250

Wards Western Field Single Shot Shotgun, 12 GA, 28” barrel, blue and case hardened, checkered pistol grip butt stock and fore end, matted rib, S/N 12959XC. This shotgun remains in very good overall condition showing majority of its bluefinish and case colors along with some light surface rust. The butt stock shows an old refinish along with some dings and scratches. The action is tight and the bore is good. (Modern) Est.: $200-$400

Colt 1849 Pocket Model, S/N 69043 with a 4” barrel and small trigger guard. This revolver shows brown patina overall with faint traces of finishes mixed in. Some erosion and minor pitting with about 20%-40% cylinder scene remaining. The gripsare good with 30% plus varnish showing some chips and losses. All matching except cylinder is 171151 numbered from another 49 however patina matches and has been together a long while. Works well with a small gap between the frame and barrel.(Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Harrington & Richardson Single Shot Shotgun, 28 GA, 28” barrel, blue finish, wood pistol grips butt stock and fore end, S/N 3080. This shotgun remains in good condition showing majority of its blue finish just starting to go brown along withsome pinprick pitting. The stock show some loss of finish along with some dings, mars and scratches. There is a crack in the stock at the top and bottom where the wood meets the metal. The action is crisp and the bore is good with pinprickpitting. (C&R) Est.: $200-$400

Cooper N.Y. lock single barrel fowler converted from flintlock to percussion with a 35” barrel and 50” overall. In fair to good condition. (Antique) Est.: $250-$500

1858 Remington .44 caliber percussion revolver, S/N 92260 showing a brown patina with traces of blue mixed in. The grips are old replacements. Good address and fair to poor bore with loose action. Replacement parts. (Antique) Est.:$300-$600

Percussion Tilt Up Blunderbuss Pistol, 2.75" bore diameter at the muzzle (approx 16 gauge rimfire at the breech), 6 5/8" octagonal/flared blunderbuss barrel. The sight is marked Depose and slides forward for the barrel's tilt up action.The frame, barrel lever and triggerguard are all scroll engraved. The backstrap is crudely scalloped German silver. One piece walnut slab grip. The brass barrel has a dark patina. The frame, hammer and lever all have a gunmetal patina withspeckling throughout. The grip has some nicks and dings. This is likely an assembled piece. Est:$400-600

Remington 241 Speedmaster .22 L.R. semi auto rifle, S/N 116280. In fine condition with 90%-96% original finish. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

Colt Official Police DA revolver, ..38 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 555575, in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original blued finish with some scattered minor spots of erosion and pinprick pitting; fine bore, very good action, sharp markings and fine checkered wood medallion grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Smith & Wesson Model 38 Airweight DA revolver with shrouded hammer, .38 Special caliber, 2” barrel, S/N J364271, in overall fine condition with majority of factory nickel finish remaining, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and finecheckered wood medallion grips; accompanied by a Bucheimer leather belt holster. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Colt New Service DA revolver, British and broad arrow proofed; .45 Colt caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N 128446, in overall good to very good condition showing considerable muted blued finish with scattered spots of erosion and some pitting, crisp action, good bore, good markings, good grips and lanyard ring retained; ejector rod missing end knurled cap. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Lot of 11 military and commercial leather holsters, pouches, etc.; some original, some reproduction in varying conditions; also two reproduction powder flasks, a modern bullet mold and misc. parts. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 4 pre-WW I canteens with eagle snap closures; 2 are flat top seamless; the other 2 are oval. All in well-used condition. Est.: $400-$600.

Vietnam era tanker helmet in excellent condition. Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of 9 pair of U.S. military boots spanning the eras of WW I to Vietnam; varying conditions. Est.: $250-$500.

Two great original color WW II Armor advertising posters and a reproduction WW I Armor poster; The two originals include a home front piece dated 1943 that headlines “Time saved on YOUR job Saves Lives On His!”, approximately 41” x 29” with folds and some edge wear, etc.; also a 1941 dated poster of tankers with headline “SELECTED FOR SERVICE” in overall good condition. 26.5” x 21”; The WW I reproduction is in good condition, approximately 34” x 24” and headlines “TREAT ‘EMROUGH”. Est.: $250-$500.

Indian War period U.S. Army kepi with infantry insignia on front; overall in good condition but likely a well-used reproduction. Est.: $200-$400.

1884 Chaffee-Reese (Springfield Armory manufacture) .45-70 rifle, #nsnv. The rifle was sporterized but retains the original length barrel and the original "C-R" marked rear sight with the 1400 yard ladder. The sight is secured withoriginal un-slotted screws. the bore is excellent and the barrel shows approximately 85-90% original finish. The rifle still has the SWP/1884 cartouche at the rear. Magazine was removed and bolt coupling has a crack. Great for the rareparts. Est:$300-600

Antique Specimen Chest circa 1879. The chest is constructed of hardwood with ornamental brass hardware. The dimensions of the chest are 15” high by 24” across and 17 ½” deep. Upon opening the chest, the interior appears to be a teak-likehard wood which features compartments and a trapdoor bottom. There are extra partition pieces and the size and number of compartments can be manipulated. The top features wooden rails used to hold items as well. The exterior has awonderful, old appearance with the brass taking on a great patina. An interesting conversation piece. Est.: $300-$500.

Colt New Black Powder Series 1860 Army percussion revolver, .44 cal., S/N 201125. The Butterfield Overland Despatch Special Edition 1865 revolver is a cut down 1860 Army Colt revolver with a 5” barrel. These special edition revolvers werelimited production special edition 1 of 500. The pistol is blued and case color finished with smooth wood grips and comes with a spare cylinder in the box. The gun is like new in the box condition with all associated packing material and red velvet lined Colt box. A fine Commemorative. Est.: $350-$700.

Colt New Black Powder Series 1860 Army percussion revolver, .44 cal., S/N 201126. The Butterfield Overland Despatch Special Edition 1865 revolver is a cut down 1860 Army Colt revolver with a 5” barrel. These special edition revolvers werelimited production special edition 1 of 500. The pistol is blued and case color finished with smooth wood grips and comes with a spare cylinder in the box. The gun is like new in the box condition with all associated packing material and red velvet lined Colt box. A fine Commemorative. Est.: $350-$700.

Ca. 1885 McClellan saddle, fully rigged; accompanied by a pair of 1885 saddlebags in well-used condition with fraying and tearing in certain areas; stitching on saddlebag also coming loose in certain areas; 6 reproduction coatstraps; the original hooded stirrups show faint US; the hair cinch is marked Rock Island Arsenal; the saddle has open stitching on both sides of the middle. Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Lot of 8 WW II uniform pieces; there are 3 uniforms in good condition with Armor insignia (1 with 2” hole in front); 3 uniform shirts with insignia (1 with minor moth damage); 1 “Ike” jacket in good condition and 1 Armor jacket ingood used condition. Est.: $400-$800.

Lot of 7 WW II uniform pieces; 3 “Ike” jackets with insignia in good condition (1 has soldier’s dog tags); 3 shirts with insignia (1 with a few moth holes); 1 Model 1941 Field jacket in good condition. Est.: $400-$800.

Remington M540X Target Bolt Action Rifle, .22 L.R. caliber, 26” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, adjustable butt pad, Lyman side mount rear sight, S/N 40507. This rifle remains in good to very good overall condition showing majority of its original finish along with some light surface rust. The stock shows some loss of finish along with some dings and scratches from normal use. The barrel shows four tap holes for scope mounts and the word “Boys” is scratched onto the metal. Themarkings are sharp, the action is crisp and the bore is very good. (Modern) Est.: $400-$800

U.S. Holster for a 1909 Colt New Service in near fine condition. Est.: $250-$500

Remington MK III Flare gun remaining in excellent condition with sharp marking. The grips are in good condition showing some dings and scratches from carry and use along with loss of varnish. Est.: $250-$500

Lot of two Winchester display pieces highlighting the Model 1895. The first item is an old magazine ad from the National Sportsman portraying a gloved hand punching through a map of the continent of Africa. The gloved hand, reminiscent of T. Roosevelt, is gripping a Winchester 1895. The ad is matted and framed, in overall very good condition with some yellowing. The second item is a homemade cartridge display of the cartridges offered in the Winchester 1895. The display shows nine of the chambering options and is cased in an aluminum frame with a wood box. A great set for the 1895 Winchester shooter/collector. Est.: $200-$400.

1873 Winchester rifle shortened during the period of use to “Indian blanket size” in .32-20 caliber with a 18 ¼” barrel and tube, S/N 377289B. Many little “Tally Marks” cut purposely on the barrel like indian custom. The rear sight replaced afterthe turn of the century. The wood is rough with large losses. The action is very loose and the bore is rough. Measures 36” overall and perfect size for blanket or in wagon box. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Trunk full of U.S. military goods including 14 cartridge pouches from the Civil War to 1900; one Indian War canteen strap with hooks; one set of damaged pommel bags and a bonus of two German steins. Pouches are well-used and vary incondition. Est.: $1,200-$2,400.

Colt SAA revolver, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N 249610, in overall good to very good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaces including some hints of original blue in protected areas of the barrel assembly and cylinder; alsosome hints of original case colors on the frame, again in protected areas; good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and overall good grips with some old nicks to the bottom edge of the left grip. (C&R). Est.: $1,700-$2,700.

Lot of approximately 39 misc. military gun tools, ca. 1850-1918; a nice grouping. Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Trunk lot of U.S. military items including 15 holsters for revolver or automatic pistols including one holster is a 1914 swivel holster with original leg strap and 1 RIA 1916 holster for 1911 pistol; 1 modified U.S. rifle scabbard and 1 pair of pommel holsters (in 2 halves); from very poor to good condition. Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Colt Woodsman semi-automatic pistol, .22 Long Rifle cal., serial #31071. The pistol is in fine to nearly excellent condition with a 6 ½” barrel. The pistol retains nearly all of its original blue finish with only slight wear at the muzzleand on the high points noted. The markings are sharp with the Rampant Colt prominent on the slide. The checkered wood grips are in very good to nearly excellent condition showing only minor handling marks. The bore is very good and theaction is crisp. The pistol comes with its original brown Colt box marked “Target.” The box includes, a screwdriver, manuals and two magazines. The box has lost a flap, is losing paint and cracking with age but is correct for the pistol. Est.: $800-$1,600. (C+R).

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle in .32-20 caliber with a 24” octagon barrel, full mag, rifle butt, S/N 319902B. This rifle shows a brown patina with some new rust and erosion along with light to moderate pitting. The address, caliber,and model marking on the tang are all legible. The stocks show some losses and gouges. The firing pin is broken and not retracting. The action need repair. Some marks on the lifter. The bore is rough. In fair condition. (Antique) Est.:$500-$1000

Colt Bisley Model Single Action Revolver, .38-40 caliber, 4 ¾” barrel, blue and case hardened, hard rubber grips, S/N 317754. The revolver shows 40%-60% original thinning blue and case hardening. The grips show a couple of large chips butotherwise good with good markings and crisp with some areas of very bright finish. The action is crisp and the bore is bright. All matching serial numbers. The front sight has been slimmed way down and a rifle style bead added. Other than thefront sight a nice Bisley. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $800-$1600.

Colt New Line revolver in .32 caliber, S/N 3115 in fair to good condition with 30%-40% nickel remaining showing some pitting and erosion. The action works but sometimes will not revolve and needs repair. The grips are very good. (Antique)est.: $250-$500

Framed print #500/1000,measuring 6 ½” x 8 ½”. Signed “Charles Bragg” and titled “Brian Surgeon”. Est.: $100-$200

Framed print #45/200 signed “Charles Bragg” of gynecologist. Weird, weird, weird eyes! Est.: $100-$200

Carved leather holster by Lawrence for a 5 ½” Colt SAA in good condition showing use. Est.: $150-$300

Pieper, Henri & Nicolas, Bayard Model, #57300. 7.65/.32 semi-auto, bore is pitted but fair. 2.5” barrel length, guns has original blued finish shows some wear, freckling and pitting. Overall good condition, with Safari land holster and 1mag. Est:$150-300

Remington Model 580 Bolt action Rifle, .22 S,L,L.R., 24” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, S/N 1123076.This rifle remains in very good to near fine overall condition showing majority of its original blue finish remainingalong with sharp marking and some wear at the muzzle. The stock shows son dings and scratches from handling and use. The action is crisp and the bore is very good. (Modern) Est.: $100-$200

Group of Eight Bullet Molds A lot of eight contemporary bullet molds. Includes various makers and calibers. Est:$100-200

Four Barrel Double Flintlock Pistol, .38 caliber, four 3 1/8" round barrels. Each barrel features 1-4 punch dots, with corresponding punch dots on the frame. The sides of the box lock frames feature an engraved crossed flag crest, with aleaf engraved on either side where the lower barrels meet the breech. The underside of the triggerguard has the same engravings. The box locks have a safety feature. The underside of the lower tang of the triggerguard has an engraved 34. Single slab birds head profile wood grip. All metal parts have a dark gunmetal patina with scattered pitting throughout. The barrel selector, locks and triggers all function properly. Est"$800-1,200

Winchester Model 68 Bolt Action Rifle, .22 short caliber, 27” barrel, blue finish, pistol grip wood stock, aperture rear sight, NSNV. This rifle remains in overall good condition showing a plum patina along with areas of surface rust andpinprick pitting. The stock remains in fair to good condition showing dings, mars, and scratches along with a repair to the wood on the right side of the butt stock near the butt plate. The Winchester butt plate is retained and the hood for the front sight is missing. The name Newton is marked on the right side of the barrel. The action is tight and the bore is very good. (C&R) Est.: $100-$200

H & R Vest Pocket Self Cocker With Megaphone Attachment A starter gun featuring a 9.75" barrel shaped like a megaphone to deliver a loud report for races. Five shot cylinder for .32 caliber blank cartridges. The top of the frame reads VestPocket Self Starter. Nickel finish, brown rubber grips. Light flaking in areas. Mechanically functions. Est:$400-600

Two Pima Baskets with geometric designs. 10" and 9", good conditions. Est:$100-200

Lot of 2 bayonets with scabbards including a Remington bayonet for the Model 1917 rifle, dated 9-17 in overall good condition; the other is a late Model 1905 bayonet made by UFH, 1943 dated, in overall good + condition. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 4 U.S. military blades and scabbards consisting of a Vietnam period pilot’s survival knife; an M1 bayonet converted to fighting knife; one military issue K-BAR utility knife; also a late U.S. Machete made by Collins & Co. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 3 U.S. military campaign hats including an original WW I with yellow cavalry cord; a WW II period with just a chin strap and a reproduction 1870’s period dark blue hat with yellow reproduction hat cord. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of misc. military pouches, tools, flash hider and scope case. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 2 Vietnam era tanker helmets. Est.: $150-$300.

Rolled brass harpoon gun by William Lewis, New Bedford, Mass. circa 19th century with 1 brass and 2 steel “Bomb” lance projectiles, S/N 600. The rolled brass was thought to be stronger and cut down on deterioration. A classic and early whaling collectible. Measures approximately 33 ½” overall with a 1” bore. Est.: $1500-$3,000

Brass box for linen cartridges in Mid-eastern style from 19th century. Raised designs of men fighting with swords. In good condition. Est.: $250-$500

Early to mid-19th century dagger probably French with horn grip and fancy engraved and gilt blade. The blade is engraved near the tip “Hoc Lumine Duo” on both sides. Measures 11 ½” overall with a 7 ½” blade. Est.: $300-$600

Colt Officers Model Special revolver, .22 Long Rifle cal., serial #60279. The pistol is in fine to nearly excellent condition with a 6” barrel featuring a ramp front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel retains nearly all of its bluedfinish showing only wear at the muzzle. The cylinder and frame show nearly all of their blued finish with a visible drag line and Rampant Colt emblem noted. The underside of the trigger guard is marked, “HAC 190.” The checkered, Coltembossed, marbled plastic grips are in very good condition with only a flea bite chip at the base. The bore is very good, the action crisp and the markings are sharp on this Colt. The lot includes a Bianchi Cyclone marked leather snap holster. Est.: $900-$1,800. (C+R).

Smith and Wesson Model 41 semi-automatic pistol, .22 Long Rifle cal., serial #42608. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 5” blued barrel with ramp front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains nearly all of its originalblued finish with wear evident at the muzzle and high points. The lot includes two additional barrels; the first is 8 ½” with an added muzzle break, the second is a 5 ½” heavy barrel topped with a Redfield 2 1/2X scope. Both additionalbarrels are in very good condition showing the majority of their blued finish. The checkered wood target grips are in very good overall condition with sharp checkering and minor surface mars. The bores are all very good, the action iscrisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes a total of three correct Smith and Wesson marked magazines, leather “Hunter” marked holster and accessories in two hard plastic cases. A great lot for the target shooter. $1,000-$2,000. (C+R).

Magic Blank Single Shot Pistol About .22 caliber, 4" round nickel plated barrel, no S/N. Cast iron frame embossed with grape vine motif and checkered grips, marked "MAGIC" with patent date. Retains very small traces of black painted finish. Goodcondition. Some edge wear on the barrel, frame aged to gray. Est:$100-300

German Record Signal Pistol, 6mm signal flare, Maker marked Weinberg Signal Pistole. Very good condition. Est:$50-100

Alarm Devices Lot of Four Lot of four small metal alarm devices, one marked Dewey Burglar Alarm Patent '95, one is marked but is now unreadable and 2, unmarked. Very good. Est:$200-400

Frankford Arsenal Bullet Molds Lot of three includes one .30 caliber mold dated 1899, a .30 caliber mold dated 1904 and a .30 caliber mold dated 1901. All are stamped Frankford Arsenal and have their own inspector initial markings andnumbers. Est:$150-300

German MG 34 display model (Non-Firing) with authentic WWII Nazi parts other than newly made cast aluminum non function frame. Great for display and WWII reenactors. Est.: $1,000-$2,000

Winchester Model 42 pump action takedown shotgun, .410 gauge, full choke, 26” barrel, S/N 60496, blued finish, wood stocks, very good overall condition with considerable original blue finish, crisp action and markings, fine bore, very good +wood stocks. (C&R). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Colt John Wayne “The Duke” .22 caliber Single Action Revolver, SN: G212380 in original presentation case. This pistol was originally part of the Michael Wayne collection (Son of John Wayne and produced “The Alamo” and other epicWayne films). Re-consigned from the estate of Evan’s Gun Range owner who purchased it at our sales. The pistol shows 90%-95% finish with some fading and erosion from lining in case. Slight to no firing or use. (C&R) Est.: $900-$1800

Three pieces of cloisonné including two vases, each approximately 12” in height with floral design against black background and a matching bowl, approximately 10” in diameter and 4” in height; accompanied by two wood stands for thevases. Est.: $200-$400.

Ruger Super Blackhawk revolver, .44 Magnum cal., serial #80-51709. The pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little use. The barrel is 7 ½” in length and shows nearly all of its deep, polished blue finish. The pistol features a ramp front and adjustable rear sights. The cylinder shows little to no drag line, with only minor losses of finish on the back strap noted. The oversized, Herrett target grips are in very good overall condition with sharp checkering andsmall mars from use. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable Ruger. The lot includes a leather, Bianchi snap holster. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Original large Winchester factory wood shipping crate for Winchester Model 1895’s with 28” barrels; approximately 50” x 11” x 11” and in very good condition. Would make a great display piece or coffee table by adding a glass top!Est.: $600-$1,200.

Swiss Model 1816 “Canton” rifle converted to percussion in very good condition. Normal small imperfections from handling and storage but well-marked. Swiss weapons are seldom seen these days as dealers like Rene Hoffman shippedboatloads back to Europe in the 1970s-2000. Est.: $600-$1200

Sako bolt action rifle, 7mm Rem. Mag. Cal., serial #543875. The rifle is in overall nearly excellent condition showing little use. The rifle features a 24” blued barrel, marked, “MADE IN FINLAND.” The barrel and receiver retain nearlyall of their blued finish. The finely checkered wood stocks are in nearly excellent condition as well showing only slight handling marks. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber Sako marked butt pad. The rifle is topped with a Redfieldtwo-piece mount and a Leupold M8 fixed 4X scope with clear, crisp optics. A great combination of caliber and condition on this one. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

Winchester Model 70 bolt action rifle, .270 Winchester cal., serial #317192. The rifle is in overall fine to nearly excellent condition with a 24” barrel with hooded ramp front and folding rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain nearlyall of their original blued finish. The smooth wood stocks are in nearly excellent condition as well with only handling and storage marks. The stock has attractive grain to the wood and ends with a checkered metal butt plate. The bore isvery good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this lightly used pre-64 Model 70. Est.: $600-$1,200. (C+R).

Parker Bros. Side by Side shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #80532. The shotgun is in overall excellent condition as re-finished. The shotgun has 30” barrels with full-length filed rib marked, “Damascus Steel,” which have been re-blued. Theaction features dramatic case colors, double triggers and scroll engraving. The finely checkered wood stocks are in overall excellent condition as well. The buttstock has a Pachmayr rubber recoil pad added creating a 14 ¼” LOP tothe front trigger. The bores are very good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Antique).

Winchester Model 12 pump shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #1900164, The shotgun is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 30” barrel with a hi-viz front sight and full-length ventilated rib. The barrel and receiver retain nearly all of theiroriginal blued finish. The consigner states that he sent the shotgun to Simmons Gun Specialties of Kansas City, Mo for installation of the rib and it is marked as such. The smooth wood stocks are in overall very good condition showing only slighthandling marks. The butt stock has had a White Line ventilated rubber pad added creating a 14” LOP. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and the markings are sharp. The consigner states that he purchased the shotgun from Montgomery Wards in 1960 by making payments. It has remained with him since. A real clean Model 12. Est.: $500-$1,000. (C+R).

Custom Winchester Model 70 bolt action rifle, 30-06 Springfield cal., serial #372589. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” blued barrel with a hooded ramp front and folding rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain themajority of their blued finish. The bolt handle has been replaced and remains in the white. The checkered wood stock is a replacement. The stock is in very good overall condition with fine graining, an ebony fore end cap and cheek piece.A rubber Pachmayr recoil pad has been added. A Redfield one-piece scope mount has been added along with a Leupold Vari-X II 3 x9 variable power scope. Sling swivels and a military style leather sling have also been added. Est.: $500-$1,000. (C+R).

Smith and Wesson Model 19-4 revolver, .357 Magnum cal., serial #73K6821. The pistol is in like new in the box condition with its original Blue and Silver S&W box. The pistol features a 4” pinned barrel with a red insert, ramped front andadjustable rear sights. The pistol retains nearly all of its blued finish with brilliant case color on the hammer and trigger. The checkered, gold medallion grips are in excellent overall condition. According to the consigner, the pistol was never fired and purchased new by this individual. Included with the original box are all the packaging material, accessories and literature. This is an opportunity to own an older Model 19 that is literally like new in thebox. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Remington Improved Model 6 single shot rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 20” round barrel, S/N 463212, in overall good to very good condition with a dark brown patina to metal surfaces, good bore, crisp action, good markings and very goodwood. (C&R). Est.: $150-$300.

Remington Rolling Block musket, .45 caliber, 35” barrel, near relic condition with heavy patina, crisp action, good bore, worn stock, missing butt plate and cleaning rod; a fixer upper. (Antique). Est.: $125-$250.

French SxS Lefaucheux under lever shotgun, 12 gauge, 32” barrels, wood stock in overall well worn condition; working actions, fair bores refinished wood stock. (Antique). Est.: $150-$300.

Special Order Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .30 WCF cal., serial #334558. The rifle is in overall good to very good condition with a 23” half round, half octagon barrel and button mag. The rifle features a blade front and fold downrear sight. A period tang sight has been added. The barrel retains a considerable amount of its original thinning blued finish while the receiver shows approximately 40% original flaking blue with the remainder gone to patina. The smooth woodstocks are in overall very good condition with a small 1” crack along the front left side of the fore end and small mars consistent with use. The butt stock ends with a metal crescent butt plate with light surface erosion. The bore is verygood, the action crisp and markings sharp on this special order Model 1894. (C+R) Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action takedown rifle, .32 W.S. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 400958, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good + condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish on the barrel assembly andconsiderable original blue on the receiver; very good bore, action, markings and wood stocks that show some minor scattered old wear, mars and scratches. (C&R). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, desirable .38-55 caliber, 26” round barrel, S/N 427927, “button” half magazine, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good to near fine condition showing the majority of its originalblue finish on the barrel and traces of original blue in protected areas of the receiver; near fine bore, crisp action and markings, very good to fine wood stocks. (C&R). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

One rare ruby colored spinal weighing 2.60ct set in a halo style ring containing 0.70ct of diamonds. Est:$1,500-2,000.

Sterling Silver creamer for teas service, #136F, approximately 4” in height and 3” in diameter with 2-1/2T stamp on bottom and a hallmark on the left side of the creamer; in overall very good to fine un-cleaned condition. Accompanied by a paperwork file and handwritten notes from our consignor that in summary, state the following: This creamer was “liberated” from Hitler’s villa in Bergeatesgarten, Bavaria by my uncle, Sgt. L.G. Smith in 1945, while with General Patch’s Army(Co. B 99th Heavy Mortar Battalion, 7th Army). Interestingly, one of the handwritten notes includes the uncle’s “C.O. told him if he wanted anything out of the ‘Berghoff’ mountain house or home, that he better get it because other U.S.units were right behind them. He got a complete sterling silver teas service which incuded my creamer, sugar bowl, silver ware, punch bowl & tray to put it on. He broke the set up and gave it to his kinfolks & friends” with the creamer going to my mother. Also included in the paperwork are photocopies of pictures of Sgt. Smith with various other soldiers. Also included is a misc. stopwatch and a folding pocket fork. Est.: $500-$5,000?

French SxS double shotgun converted to percussion from flintlock, approximately 20 gauge, 32” barrels, overall good to very good condition with a pleasing dark patina to metal surfaces, no visible maker’s name, good actions, overall goodwood stock showing even wear, checkering at wrist and raised carving around the upper tang. (Antique). Est.: $750-$1,500.

1894 Winchester Saddle Ring carbine, 30 W.C.F. cal., serial #837121. The carbine is in good condition with a 20” blued barrel with standard post front and folding tangent rear sight. The barrel and magazine retain approximately 70% oftheir blued finish. The receiver has gone to patina with some flaking blue still evident in protected areas, the lever and on the loading gate. The smooth gumwood stocks are in overall good condition with mars, compressions and an oldcoat of varnish added during the period of use. A prior owner has carved his name on the right side of the butt stock, while the rifle ends with a smooth, metal crescent butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings sharp. Est.: $600-$1,200. (C+R)

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, ..32 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 290775B, in overall good condition with a dark patina to metal surfaces, replaced dust cover, good action and markings, rough bore, overall good wood withan old “A” carved into the right side of the butt stock. (Antique). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Colt Model 1849 pocket percussion revolver, .31 caliber, 4” octagon barrel, S/N 173671, in overall fair to good condition showing a dark patina with scattered erosion and light pitting, working action, fair to good grips with old crack on lower right grip. (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Turkish Mauser bolt action rifle, with bayonet and sheath, 8mm caliber, 30” barrel, S/N 5155l, in overall very good condition, 1918 dated receiver, very good bore, crisp action, good markings and overall very good wood stock; good bayonet andmetal sheath. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

Remington O/U derringer, .41 caliber, 3” barrels, S/N L94786, in overall very good condition showing plum brown patina mixed with areas of original blue finish on metal surfaces; good bores, crisp action and markings, very goodcheckered hard rubber grips. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

Marlin Model 39 Takedown lever action rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long rifle cal., serial #S11193. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 24” octagon barrel, post with ivory bead front sight and adjustable rear. The barrel andmagazine retain nearly all of their blued finish with sharp edges and crisp markings. The receiver has browned with significant muted case color still evident. Then smooth wood stocks are in overall very good condition with minor surfacemars. The butt stock features a pistol grip and ends with a hard rubber Marlin marked butt plate. The bore is very good and the action is crisp on this nice, old Model 39. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R)

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .38 caliber, single set trigger working at time of description, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 95482A, in overall good to very good condition showing a brown patina to metal surfaces and some scatteredspots of erosion, good bore, crisp action, good markings and overall good wood with some old edge losses , mars and scratches; shotgun butt plate. (Antique). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Winchester Model 53 lever action rifle, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 22” round barrel, “button” half magazine, S/N 970716, blued finish, wood stocks, in overall very good to near fine condition showing the majority of its original finish on the barrel, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good to near fine stocks. (C&R). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1894 Special Order lever action rifle, .30 W.C.F. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 102753, blued finish, checkered wood stocks with pistol grip butt stock in overall very good condition displaying considerable muted originalblue on the barrel assembly and brown patina to the receiver; very good bore, crisp action, good markings, old buckhorn rear sight and very good wood stocks with scattered storage mars and scratches and a small carved square on the leftside of the forend. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, 38 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, “button” half magazine, S/N 223209B in overall good condition displaying a grey patina to metal surfaces, fair bore and markings; good action and wood with “RWM” carved into the left side of the butt stock. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .38-55 caliber, 26” round barrel, S/N 96021, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition displaying plum brown patina on barrel assembly with ample original blue areas plus original blueon protected areas of the receiver; crisp action, good bore and markings; very good wood stocks. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 53 takedown lever action rifle, .25-20 WCF cal., serial #1630. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 22” round, blued nickel steel barrel with a Lyman front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel retains asignificant amount of its blued finish, with scattered mars and a loss of finish at the muzzle while the receiver has gone to primarily silver-grey patina with some light surface rust evident. The smooth wood stocks are in overallgood condition with some significant mars and compressions, specifically on the left side of the butt stock. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and markings sharp. A very desirable early production, takedown Model 53. (C+R) Est.:$1,400-$2,800.

Whitney Navy percussion revolver, .36 caliber, 7.5” octagon barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N 3093, in overall very good to near fine condition showing considerable blue finish to cylinder and cylinder scene; plumpatina to barrel and ample areas of original case colors on the frame and loading lever; crisp action, sharp markings and very good bore; near fine grips. A really nice example of this model. (Antique). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Engraved Manhattan Pocket Model percussion revolver, .31 caliber, 4”octagon barrel, S/N 235 with rare variation of unengraved cylinder and only five stop slots (noted in Flayderman’s Guide to Antique American Firearms (5C-007) as rare with all 3 known examples being under serial #500). This gun is in overall very good to fine condition with the majority of its original finish remaining, crisp action, sharp markings and fine grips. Accompanied by a note from the consignorgiving his additional opinion on the rarity of this Series I Manhattan variation. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

U.S. Property Model 1911-A1 semi-automatic pistol by Ithaca, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 2399538, in overall good condition as redone, crisp action, very good bore, very good markings and fine checkered grips. (C&R). Est.:$1,000-$1,800.

Winchester Model 62 takedown pump action rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle cal., serial #181017. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 23” round barrel with a post front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel andmagazine retain the majority of their thinning blue finish. The receiver still shows approximately 80% of its blued finish with light surface rust noted. The smooth wood stocks are in overall very good condition with only handlingand storage marks. The butt stock ends with a Winchester marked hard rubber butt plate. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable Model 62. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R)

Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 8” barrel, S/N 100462, in overall good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaces over areas of light pitting, visible markings, crisp action, matching visible numbers, overallgood grips with a small old chip repair on the right side grip at the front bottom toe; pins on back face of cylinder remain. Interestingly, note from consignor that accompanies this lot states this Colt was found in the DeSoto Parish area near Mansfield, EST:$900-1,800

Rogers & Spencer single action percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 7.5” octagon barrel, blued and case hardened finish, S/N 4812, in overall very good + condition; muted blue on cylinder with an area of pitting; traces of blue mixed withplum patina on barrel, frame has gone to silver tone, crisp action, sharp markings, very good + bore; fine grips. Accompanied by a combination nipple wrench/screwdriver. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .32-40 caliber, 26” round barrel, S/N 121062, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good + condition displaying subtle original blue in protected areas of the barrel assembly, fair bore, crisp action and markings, very good wood with some scattered old mars, dings and scratches from legitimate carry, handling and storage. (Antique). Est.: $1,200-$2,400.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action Rifle, 38-55 WCF cal., serial #50540. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 26” octagon barrel, blade front sight and buckhorn rear. The barrel retains approximately 70% of its thinning bluedfinish with sharp edges, while the magazine tube has 60% with the balance going to plum patina. The receiver retains approximately 10% of its blued finish in protected areas with the remainder going to a silver-grey patina with light surfacerust evident. The smooth wood stocks are in overall good condition with a couple of significant gouges noted on top of the comb. The butt ends with a metal crescent butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings sharpon this desirable Winchester. This is an early, antique Model 1894 manufactured in 1896. (Antique) Est.: Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Winchester Model 42 pump action shotgun, .410 gauge, serial #86652. The shotgun is in overall nearly excellent condition with a 28” blued barrel with a steel bead front sight. The barrel and magazine tube retain approximately 90% of theirblued finish with only slight surface marks noted. The receiver retains nearly 90% as well with small scratches noted and slight thinning near the ejection port. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with slight mars andcompressions consistent with use. The butt stock ends with a Winchester marked, hard rubber butt plate and a 14” LOP. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and markings sharp on this desirable Model 42. (C+R) Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Belgium Browning Superposed O/U Shotgun, 12 GA, 30” Barrels, blue finish, checkered pistol grip wood stock and fore end, ventilated rib barrels, auto ejectors, gold trigger, Browning rubber butt pad, replaced front sight and mid barrel ivorybead sight, S/N 28934S4. This shotgun remains in overall very good condition showing majority of its blue finish with wear to the edges. The stock remains in very good condition showing some ding and scratches from handling and use. The barrelsare choked full and modified. The action is crisp and the bores are very good. Est.: $1,000-$2,000

One 18k white gold ladies ruby and diamond ring set with a ruby marquee cabochon weighing 1.85ct & 1ct of diamonds. Est:$1,000-,1250.

1894 Winchester lever action rifle, 25-35 W.C.F. cal., serial #506571. The rifle is in overall very good condition with a 26”octagon barrel, knife blade front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel and magazine show approximately 60%thinning blue going to patina with light surface erosion. The receiver is primarily a brown patina with blue on the loading gate and in the protected areas. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with moderate surface mars,scratches and a metal, crescent butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings sharp. A clean Model 94. Est.: $600-$1,200. (C+R)

Winchester Model 55 takedown lever action rifle, .30 WCF cal., serial #11359. The rifle is in overall good condition with a rare 24” stainless steel marked barrel with a Lyman front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel retainsapproximately 10% of its flaking black finish. The receiver has gone to patina with light surface rust evident. The smooth wood stocks are in overall good condition with small mars and loss of finish consistent with use. The butt stock endswith a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and markings sharp on this desirable Model 55. A rarely seen Model 55 with a stainless steel barrel. (C+R) Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Colt Model 1849 Pocket revolver, .31 caliber, 4” octagon barrel, S/N 144634, matching numbers (butt strap re-stamped), in overall good condition with a dark patina to metal surfaces and some scattered pitting, good action, very good grips,un-marked rammer that shows considerable original case colors. (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Alaskan Gold Rush era leather money belt for nuggets and gold coins in overall good to very good condition. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Old brass National Cash Register; approximately 17” x 13” x 15” overall and in good condition; keys are working at time of description; lock to open front missing. A great decorator for the home bar or man cave! Est.: $500-$1,000.

Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic rifle, .30-06 caliber, 24: barrel, Military refinish, wood stock, sling, checkered metal trap butt plate, S/N 2771035. This rifle remains in very good condition showing majority of its Militaryrefinish remaining. The barrel is dated 8-46 and is a Springfield barrel. The stock appears to be missed match and has no cartouches but is marked AA 10906 on the right side of the butt stock. The action is crisp and the bore is very good. (C&R).Est.: $600-$1200

Belgian made Browning BAR Grade II Semi-Automatic rifle , 7mm, 24” barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol grips stock and fore end, rubber butt pad, scope rings, hooded front sight, engraved receiver with a ram on the left side and a bear on theright, S/N 74018M70. This rifle remains in fine to excellent overall condition showing approximately 98% of its original finish. The stock shows some light mars and scratches from use. The bore is in very good condition and the action is crisp.(Modern) Est.: $700-$1400

Weatherby Athena O/U shotgun, 20 GA, 26” barrels, blue and satin nickel finish, select checkered walnut pistol grip stock and fore end, vent rib, rubber butt pad, auto ejectors, S/N F000110. This shotgun remains in excellent to near mintcondition showing little to no use. The bores are bright and are choked improved cylinder over cylinder. (Modern) Est.: $900-$1800

Colt Commander Model semi-automatic pistol, .38 Super caliber, 4.25” barrel, S/N 19588-LW, blued finish, checkered hard rubber grips in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, fine bore, action, markings andgrips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action takedown rifle, .30 W.C.F. caliber, 26” round barrel, S/N 873194, blued finish, wood stocks, overall very good to fine condition showing considerable original un-cleaned blue finish to metal surfaces, finebore, crisp action and markings, very good wood with an old small hole on the end of the underside of butt stock where a sling swivel eyelet possibly had been previously positioned (now missing). (C&R). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Winchester Model 1892 lever action rifle, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 19162, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good + condition showing a plum brown patina with considerable original blue finish remaining; goodbore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood stocks displaying scattered minor old mars and scratches from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $1,200-$2,400.

Belgium Browning Sweet Sixteen Semi-Automatic Shotgun, 16 GA, 27 ½” Barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol grip wood stock and fore end, Pachmayr rubber butt pad, S/N X43944. This shotgun remains in good overall condition showingapproximately 80% blue remaining and just starting to go brown. The top of the barrel shows machine checkering for anti-glare. The stock remains in good condition with dings and mars along with a crack and loss of wood to the left of the foreend. The action is crisp and the bore is in very good condition. (C&R) Est.: $650-$1300

Weatherby Athena O/U shotgun, 12 GA, 26” barrels, blue and satin nickel finish, select checkered walnut pistol grip stock and fore end, vent rib, rubber butt pad, auto ejectors, S/N D001190. This shotgun remains in excellent to near mintcondition showing little to no use. The bores are bright and both are choked cylinder. (Modern) Est.: $800-$1600

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic rifle, .22 Super Speed & Super X, 23” barrel, blue finish, wood pistol grip stock, S/N 137803A. This rifle remains in very good to fine condition showing majority of its original blue finish with wear atthe edges along with some dings to the metal. The stock remains in good condition with mars and scratches from use along with some loss of varnish on the fore end. The bore is very good and the action is crisp. (Modern) Est.: $700-$1400

Winchester Model 1894 lever action, takedown rifle, .32 W.S. caliber, 26” round barrel, S/N 433676, blued finish, wood stocks, adjustable tang sight. This rifle is in overall very good condition with considerable original blue finishon the barrel assembly and traces of original blue in protected areas of the receiver; good bore, crisp action, very good markings and wood, as re-finished, with some old scattered mars from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.:$900-$1,800.

U.S. Property Model 1911-A1 semi-automatic pistol by Remington Rand, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 937996, with leather U.S. military holster and Benicia Arsenal shipping document numbered to this gun along with DCM cardboard shipping box. Gunis in overall very good + condition as rebuilt; very good bore, crisp action, good markings including R.I.A. stamping (Rock Island Arsenal); fine grips; holster is in very good condition; maker is Milwaukee Saddlery Co. and dated 1945. (C&R). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 53 lever action rifle, “button” half magazine, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 1167, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish on thebarrel, crisp action, sharp markings, fine bore and very good wood stocks showing some scattered old mars and scratches with two small stress cracks on the right side of the butt stock at the steel butt plate. (C&R). Est.:$1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 94 lever action SRC, .30 W.C.F. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 933180, blued finish, King sights, wood stocks in overall near fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish on the barrel assembly and areas oforiginal blue on the receiver; crisp action, sharp markings, fine bore and near fine stocks. (C&R). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 1892 lever action rifle, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 193586, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition with considerable original blue on the loading tube and traces of the same on the barreland frame in protected areas; crisp action, very good bore, good markings and overall good to very good wood with small “kill” marks on the right side of the forend and an area of oil staining on the left side of the butt stock at the wrist.(C&R). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 1892 lever action rifle, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 103251, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish on the barrel with traces of originalblue in protected areas of the loading tube; grey patina to receiver, very good bore, action, markings and wood stocks. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 53 lever action rifle, .25-20 WCF cal., serial #4564. The rifle is in overall good condition with a 22” round, blued nickel steel barrel with a Lyman front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel retains a significantamount of its blued finish, with scattered mars and a loss of finish at the muzzle while the receiver has gone to a brown patina with some moderate surface rust evident. The smooth wood stocks are in overall good condition with somesignificant mars and compressions and a small loss of wood at the left front portion of the fore end. Additionally, there are indentations at the wrist as the stock had been in a vice at some point. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings sharp. An early production Model 53. (C+R) Est.: $900-$1,800.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .30 W.C.F. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 160378, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing considerable original blue on the barrel assembly, crisp action, good markingsand very good bore; the stocks are good with scattered old mars, dings and scratches confined primarily to the butt stock from use and storage. (C&R). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .30 W.C.F. caliber, 26” round barrel, S/N 324215, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good + condition showing the majority of its original muted blue finish on the barrel assembly; crispaction and markings, very good + bore and wood stocks. (C&R). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Winchester Model 64 lever action rifle, .30 WCF cal., serial #1550532. The rifle is in overall very good to nearly fine condition with a 24” blued barrel with hooded front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel and magazine tube retainapproximately 90% of their blued finish with several areas showing thinning on the top portion of the barrel. The receiver also retains 90% with some thinning and light surface scratches. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars and losses of finish noted. The butt ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is very good +, the action crisp and markings sharp. (C+R) Est.: $800-$1,600.

Winchester Model 55 takedown lever action rifle, .25-35 WCF cal., serial #1075815. The rifle is in overall good condition with a 24” blued, nickel steel barrel with a standard blade front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel retains themajority of its blued finish with several scrapes and mars consistent with field use. The receiver has gone to a primarily silver-grey patina with light surface freckling. The smooth wood stocks are in overall very good condition with onlyhandling marks. The butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is excellent, the action crisp and markings sharp on this Model 55 desirable in this chambering. (C+R) Est.: $900-$1,800.

U.S. M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle by Winchester, .30 caliber, 24” S.A. marked barrel dated 3-44, S/N 1315478, military finish, wood stock with leather cheek piece and woven sling in overall very good to near fine condition with crisp action and markings, good bore and very good wood stock. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,200.

Browning Model 1886 lever action rifle, .45-70 Govt caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 04244PT197, blued finish, wood stocks. This rifle is in overall fine condition with the majority of its original finish, crisp action and markings, finewood and bore. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Smith & Wesson Model 41 semi-automatic target pistol, .22LR caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N A588648, blued finish, checkered wood target grips, with extra magazine, cleaning kit and factory blue and silver cardboard box with correct end label inoverall excellent condition with approximately 99%+ original finish, fine bore, action, markings and grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

High quality Spanish miquelet flintlock pistol with lock by Gisioloa and barrel by Bustindui, 16” overall with 9.25” cannon barrel displaying gold decorations and hallmark, raised carved wood stock, iron mounts with engraving and remnants ofgold wash, soldier or nobleman’s face on butt cap. This gun is in overall good to very good condition with a grey patina to metal surfaces and good wood stock displaying a carved figurehead on the top of the wrist, normal wear and an oldsliver of wood missing from the left side of the forend. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

German S/42 Luger semi-automatic pistol dated 1938, 9mm caliber, 4” barrel, S/N 3378 l, blued finish, checkered wood grips with leather flap holster also dated 1938. The gun is in overall very good + to fine condition with matchingvisible numbers except the magazine which is #6449; majority of military finish remains, crisp action, very good bore, near fine grips; holster is in overall very good condition. (C&R). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 37413, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition displaying considerable original blue finish, good bore, crisp action, good markings and overall good wood stocks with scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Winchester Model 92 lever action SRC, .44 W.C.F. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 890192 in overall good condition showing a light grey patina to metal surfaces with evidence of an old cleaning; some scattered spots of pitting on the underside of the loading tube and receiver, crisp action, good markings, fair bore and fair to good wood displaying scattered wear, mars, scratches and oil staining from years of service. (C&R). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Three stranded chocolate and purple colored pearls and agate accents. Estimates $300-$500 Nice

Authentic ladies ‘TIFFANY’ Sterling silver neckpiece weighing over 65.00 grams. Retail $500-$800 Estimates $400-$600

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle,.32 W.S. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, S/N 419063, blued finish, wood stocks with aftermarket hand checkering in overall good to very good condition displaying considerable original blue on thebarrel assembly, grey patina to receiver, crisp action and markings, fair to good bore, good wood stocks as personalized years ago; front sight blade is a replacement. (C&R). Est.: $700-$1,400.

*Parker Brothers SxS hammerless shotgun, 16 gauge, 30” barrels, S/N 179824, blued and case hardened finish, checkered wood stocks, double triggers; in overall good to very good condition showing a grey patina to barrels with scattered spots oferosion; considerable case colors on receiver, very good + bores, very good wood stocks with some storage scratching on the butt stock and very good correct hard rubber Parker Bros. butt plate. Est.: $600-$1,000.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action SRC, .25-35 W.C.F. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 864208, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition displaying the majority of its original blue on the barrel and light grey patina on the loadingtube and receiver; very good bore, action and markings; adjustable tang sight, wood stocks show scattered old mars, dings and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

**Winchester Model 1905 S.L. semi-automatic rifle, .32 caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 10889, blued finish, wood stocks, added Lyman receiver sight; overall very good + condition. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Parker Field 1853 Enfield Repro, with Bayonet, High Quality. Est:$500-1,000

Winchester Model 94 lever action carbine, .32 W.S. caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 1301376, blued finish, wood stocks in overall very good condition showing considerable original blue finish to metal surfaces, very good bore, crisp action, sharpmarkings and very good wood stock with normal minor mars from carry and storage. (C&R). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Winchester Model 94 lever action carbine, 30-30 Winchester cal., serial #2226500. The gun is in overall excellent condition with a 20” blued barrel with a hooded ramp front and adjustable rear sight. The barrel and magazine tube retainapproximately 90 % of their blued finish with small surface mars evident and swivel studs as added. The receiver retains nearly all of its blued finish with only slight handling marks. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition aswell showing small mars and compressions consistent with field use and the butt stock ends with a checkered steel buttplate. The bore is excellent, action crisp and markings clear on this nice, pre-64 Winchester. (C+R). Est.:$500-$1,000.

U.S. M1 carbine by Inland, .30 caliber, 18” Inland marked barrel dated 7-43, import-marked, S/N 527463, military finish, wood stock, no magazine, woven sling and metal oiler, in overall good condition with a crisp action, good markings,bright bore, flat bolt, bayonet lug and overall good wood stock showing carry and normal wear. (C&R). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Mauser Broomhandle semi-automatic pistol, .30 Mauser caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N 14246, mismatched numbers, assembled and refinished, wood grips in overall good condition; good action, markings and grips; fair bore. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

U.S. Springfield trapdoor rifle, .45-70 caliber, 32.5” barrel, S/N 243346, military blued finish, wood stock in overall un-cleaned good to very good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaces, bright bore, crisp action, good markings and good to very good wood with circle P proof and crisp “SWP/1883” inspector’s cartouche on the left side of the stock above the trigger assembly. (Antique). Est.: $400-$800.

German Federal percussion musket (type imported during the American Civil War); .70 caliber, 41” barrel, brass mounts, full length wood stock, iron ramrod in overall good condition showing a dark patina to metal with scattered pitting aroundfiring area; good action, overall good stock showing honest wear and handling plus crown over FW cartouche on right butt stock and crown over M cartouche on left side of stock above the trigger area. (Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

German Mauser Model 98 bolt action rifle, 7.92mm caliber, 24” barrel, S/N 4566, receiver marked “ar” and dated “41”; old re-blued finish, nazi proof, wood stock, in overall good to very good condition with a very good bore, crisp action,good markings and very good wood stock that shows old cut at forend as typical with “duffle bag” guns that had stocks shortened to bring back from the war in a soldier’s duffle bag. (C&R). Est.: $300-$600.

U.S. Model 1917 bolt action rifle by Eddystone, .30-06 caliber, 26.5” barrel, S/N 1297948, military finish, wood stock in overall good to very good condition with a crisp action, sharp markings, good bore and very good wood with circle P proof and “OGBL” inspector’s cartouche on left side of stock above trigger; “30-06” etched on left side of receiver. (C&R). Est.: $250-$500.

Remington Model 141 Gamemaster pump action rifle, .35 Rem. caliber, 24” round barrel, S/N 45482, blued finish, wood stocks in overall good to very good condition showing the majority of its original blue finish, crisp action, very good bore and markings, good wood with scattered old storage mars and scratches on butt stock. (C&R). Est.: $275-$550.

Extra-large man’s coat former property of legendary comedian Jonathan Winters with note from Grandson who sold it at estate sale in santa Barbara to our consignor. Harry and David label. Est.; $150-$300

Finely worked sterling silver cigarette case! Est.: $150-$300

Small ornate cast metal open face ladies lapel watch, approximately 1.25” in diameter marked on the face “New England”; beautiful patina, fine face, not running at time of description. Est.: $200-$400.

Colt S.A. Army barrel in .44 Special caliber, 5 ½”, factory nickel, near mint. Late 2nd to early 3rd gen. Est.: $150-$300

Marlin Model 120 Magnum pump action shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #A02331. The shotgun is in overall very good to nearly fine condition with a 28” blued barrel and full length vent rib with steel bead front sight. The barrel and action retainnearly all of their blued finish with only light scratches and handling marks. The checkered wood stocks are in overall very good condition with only small mars from storage. The butt stock ends with a Marlin marked rubber pad and a 14” LOP.The bore is excellent, the action crisp and markings sharp on this Marlin. (Modern) Est.: $200-$400.

Iron RCA Victor dog bank, approximately 8” long and 6” in height; old chip to base not affecting the classic dog listening to the recorder scene. Est.: $200-$400.

Stevens tube scope, S/N 368, approximately 16” long with good optics and un-cleaned blued finish; rear scope mount retained. Est.: $200-$400.

Nice 18 inch strand of Baroque style peach color pearls with matching bracelet. Estimate $200-$400

Beautiful ladies Opera length Baroque style purple colored pearls with Amethyst crystal accents. Estimates $200-$400

Japanese issue military sword and metal scabbard in overall fair to good condition with #3047 stamped on right side of blade at base. Nice dark patina on brass grip assembly and tsuba; areas of original green paint remaining on scabbard.Est.: $200-$400.

NCO Civil War sword and leather scabbard by Ames, dated 1864 in overall un-cleaned good condition; scabbard shows taped repair to a break near the brass throat. Est.: $200-$400.

Colt S.A. Army barrel in .44 Special caliber, 7 ½”, and blue finish. Late 2nd to early 3rd gen in near mint condition. May never have been mounted in pistol. Perfect bore. Est.: $150-$300

Webley MK IV DA revolver, .38 caliber, 4” barrel, S/N 53833, mat black finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, lanyard ring in overall very good + condition displaying the majority of original finish, crisp action, sharp markings, near finebore and very good grips. (C&R). Est.: $200-$400.

Hopkins & Allen DA top break revolver, .32 caliber, 3” barrel, S/N 69932, nickel finish, folding hammer, checkered hard rubber grips in overall near mint condition. (C&R). Est.: $200-$400.

Winchester Model 57 magazine fed bolt action rifle, .22LR caliber, 22” round barrel, S/N 4923, blued finish, wood stock in overall very good condition displaying brown patina and traces of original blue in protected areas; crisp action,sharp markings, very good to fine bore, very good stock with sling swivels. (C&R). Est.: $175-$350.

Russian Nagant DA revolver with holster and cleaning rod; dated 1929, 7.62mm caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N 5702, re-blued finish, checkered wood grips with lanyard ring and leather lanyard in overall very good condition as re-finished;holster is also in very good condition. (C&R). Est.: $175-$350.

Japanese Arisaka bolt action carbine, 7.7mm caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 9627, military finish, wood stock in overall fair to good condition showing ground mum but Japanese characters remain; good action, dark bore, well-worn wood stock with old repair to right side of stock above trigger guard. (C&R). Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of 2 Mauser bayonets with metal sheaths and leather hangers; both in overall good condition. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 5 turn-of-the-Century DA pocket revolvers including: 1. Forehand Arms top break .38 revolver, S/N 330896, nickel finish, overall fair to good condition with some damage to right grip; 2. Hopkins & Allen top break .38 revolver, S/NA8251, blued finish in overall very good to near fine condition with chip to lower side of right grip; 3. The American revolver.32 caliber, no visible serial number, nickel finish, only fair condition; action not working; 4. H&R Arms Co.Young American Safety Hammer revolver, .32 caliber, S/N 33147, nickel finish in overall very good to fine condition; 5. Iver-Johnson Hammerless top break revolver, .32 caliber, S/N 37581, nickel finish in overall fine condition. (TO BE SOLD TO FFL HOLDER ONLY). Est.: $150-$300.

Open face Hamilton railroad pocket watch, approximately 2” in diameter; good face, crack to lens, not running at time of description. Est.: $150-$300.

Early English open face pocket watch with “STS” engraved on the back cover, approximately 1.75” in diameter, not running at time of description and missing winding stem. Est.: $150-$300.

Hamilton open face pocket watch in Art Deco style, approximately 1.75” in diameter, running at time of description and in beautiful condition with Masonic inscription on the back cover: “WITH LOVE AND ESTEEM OF THE BRETHREN; LOUIS EDWARDWALKER,P.M.; FRATERNITY LODGE NO. 1111, EL PASO, TEXAS; JUNE 24, 1937 TO JUNE 24, 1938”. Should be further researched. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 2 metal military helmets; one a German helmet with liner, strap and decal on left side, in overall good condition; the other a British helmet in fair condition with liner and strap. Est.: $150-$300.

British Enfield No. 4 MK 1 bolt action rifle, import-marked, .303 British caliber, 25.5” barrel, S/N 49PF69718, black finish, wood stock with bayonet and metal sheath, in overall fair to good condition displaying strong rifling, a crispaction, good markings and overall good wood. (C&R). Est.: $150-$300.

*Rossi pump action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 23” round barrel, S/N G 61231, blued finish, wood stocks in overall fine condition with the majority of its original blue finish, fine bore, action, markings and wood. Est.:$100-$200.

Trapdoor Springfield bayonet with scabbard and “N.J.” marked hanger. Very good with considerable blue. Some pitting on the scabbard of which some will clean. Est.: $100-$200

*Stevens pump action rifle, .22 caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 144997, no magazine, blued finish, checkered wood butt stock, scope mounts on top of barrel with rear scope ring; fair to good condition with considerable blue finish under alayer of grime that may clean; bright bore, good action and markings, overall good wood that also needs cleaning. Est.: $100-$200.

Japanese Arisaka bolt action rifle, 6.5mm caliber, 31.5” barrel, S/N 71007, military finish, ground mum, visible Japanese characters, dust cover present, wood stock in overall fair to good condition showing considerable military finishwith scattered erosion and surface pinprick pitting, fair bore, crisp action, overall good wood stock. (C&R). Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of 2 Japanese bayonets with metal sheaths and leather hangers; both in good to very good condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of 2 antique powder flasks, each approximately 8.5” overall; one is a brass flask with raised decoration in fair + condition; the other is a horn flask with brass base and spout in fair to good condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Misc. box lot of military gear and a modern powder horn; gear includes a Chinese marked olive colored ammo belt (empty); 2 misc. straps, 2 leather pouches; 2 framed German war postcards and a Krag rifle brass muzzle cover. Est.:$50-$100.

U.S.M.C. bolo knife with leather sheath in overall good to very good condition; sheath is marked “USMC”, “Boyt” and “45”. Est.: $100-$200.

6-Pairs of Clay Earrings by Native Artist Gary Tenorio. Est:$150-100

Collection of 12 Tie Tacks in Feather design. Est:$50-100

3-Vintage Tie Clips of Western style, Miniature saddle. Est:$50-100

5 1/2" Native American Basket from Plains Tribes. Est:$50-100

Lot of 2 German dress bayonets with metal sheaths and leather hangers; one by Robert Klass, the other by E. Pack & Sohne; both in overall good to very good condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Smith & Wesson Model 1500 bolt action rifle, 22.5” round barrel, S/N PN80361, blued finish, checkered wood stock, leather sling and mounted with a Redfield 3X-9X scope with crisp optics. This rifle is in like new condition.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Springfield Arms Model 87M military style training rifle made to resemble the Garand, .22 caliber, semi-automatic, no visible S/N, blued finish, 23.5” 870 barrel, wood stock in overall excellent condition with a fine bore, crisp action, overallfine wood, sharp markings and checkered steel butt plate. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington Model 870 Magnum Wingmaster pump action shotgun, 12 gauge, Imp-Cyl choke, 26” ventilated rib barrel, S/N 1089693M, blued finish, checkered wood stocks in overall fine condition with fine bore, action, markings and wood. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 1890 pump action rifle, .22 W.R.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, S/N 534179A, blued finish, wood stocks in overall good condition showing considerable muted blue finish remaining on the barrel, good action, fair bore,fair to good wood with considerable mars, dings and scratches to the butt stock; forend is good. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Sporterized Arisaka bolt action rifle, .22-250 caliber, 27” barrel, S/N 21197, old re-blued finish, checkered custom wood stock, leather sling, mounted with an 8X Prominar scope displaying good optics. This sporting rifle is of good quality work (ca 1950’s-60’s) with a very good bore, crisp action and classic re-stocking/checkering. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of 3 Japanese bayonets, 2 with metal sheaths, one with a wooden sheath; all generally good condition overall. Est.: $125-$250.

Lot of 2 U.S. bayonets with sheaths; one is of Remington manufacture dated 1917 and in good to very good condition overall; the other is of Rock Island Arsenal manufacture and dated 1918; in good overall condition. Est.: $125-$250.

Opera length strand of Baroque style pearls with stone accents. Estimate $100-$300

Chinese SKS semi-automatic rifle, import-marked, 7.62mm caliber, 20” barrel, S/N 1403033, military finish, wood stock in overall fair to good condition with a crisp action, good bore and fair wood showing an old repair on the left side of the stock above the trigger area. (Modern). Est.: $150-$250.

Soviet Mosin Nagant bolt action carbine, import-marked, 7.62mm caliber, 21” barrel, 1948 dated receiver, S/N M44036287, folding bayonet and wood stock in overall good to very good condition with very good bore, crisp action, good markingsand overall good wood stock. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $125-$250.

Contract Mauser M24/47 bolt action rifle, import-marked, 8mm caliber, 24” barrel, S/N M24006554, military finish, wood stock, in overall fair to good condition with sluggish action, good bore, markings and wood stock. (C&R/PPT).Est.: $140-$280.

Remington Model 24 semi-automatic rifle, .22LR only, 21” round barrel, S/N 127527, blued finish, wood stocks in overall good condition with considerable blue finish remaining mixed with scattered pinprick pitting, good action andmarkings, dark bore, good wood stock with normal wear. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $150-$300.