Ruger Model 10/22 semi-automatic carbine, .22LR caliber, 18.5” barrel, stainless, composite black stock, S/N 358-10110, mounted with a Sight Mark scope, in overall fine condition with a fine bore, action, markingsand stock. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $150-$300.

Kris dagger with sheath, approximately 22” overall with deity grip containing multi-color stones. Est.: $200-$400.

Jambia knife with hammered metal scabbard, approximately 17” overall, wood grip and black woven cord hanger. Est.: $200-$400.

Jambia knife with hammered metal scabbard, approximately 17” overall, wood grip and black woven cord hanger. Est.: $200-$400.

Argentine military sighting instrument for artillery M1898 in original box with instruction sheet. Precision made from brass and steel. Engraved calibrations. Measures approximately 5 ¾” x 6 ½” instrument only.The condition is almost fine with stenciled markings in Spanish on top of case. Est.: $200-400

Browning BPS pump shotgun, #3297YMM121. 20 Gauge, 22" high-ribbed Bbl., with screw-in chokes; shotgun is in fine to excellent used condition. Finish is 90-95% with some thinning on the right side of thereceiverwhere some aggressive cleaning was done. Est. $200-400. (Modern)

Germanic Side by Side percussion S x S circa 1800 converted from flintlock. The gun is in rusty relic condition with 27” octagon barrels showing considerable rust and surface erosion. The stock shows abeautifullyornate brass trigger guard, inlay and decorative checkering. There is an escutcheon plate behind the tang with the letter “J”. An interesting wall hanger. Est.: $150-300. (Antique).

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 conditionshowing majority of its blue finish 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

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 togo brown along with some 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 pinprick pitting. (C&R) Est.: $200-$400

Lot of approximately 10 hardback books primarily on military-related subjects including Troiani’s “Soldiers in America”; “British Military Flintlock Rifles” by De Witt Bailey; “The Sailing Navy/1775-1854”bySilverstone; Winter’s “U.S. Naval Handguns/1808-1911”; “Joshua Barney/Hero of the revolution and 1812” by Norton and others. Est.: $50-100

Lot of approximately 31 misc. reference books on a variety of subjects including a number on early Privateers; additional books on shotguns, antique guns, weaponry, EuropeanArms and Armor; several duplicates,etc. Est.: $75-150

Lot of approximately 20 hardback books on Naval subjects including a 7 volume group of Naval Documents prepared by the Navy Dept. entitled “Quasi-War with France Operations”(1797 thru 1801); a 3 volume setof “The Naval War of 1812” by Dudley; a 5 volume set of “The History of Our Navy” and more. Est.: $75-+150

HSB &Co. single shot longarm, 410-44 caliber, 26” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N 11704, in overall very good condition with traces of original case colors on receiver and some original blue inprotected areas of barrel, bore should clean to good, good action, crisp markings and good wood with scattered mars, scratches and pinpoint marks on left side of butt stock; bottom approximate ¾” of hard rubber buttplate is missing. (C&R/No PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Winchester Model 03 semi-automatic rifle, .22 caliber, 20” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks with butt stock a replacement, S/N 53336, in overall fair to good condition showing considerable blue finish on thebarrel, dark bore, good action and markings, forend shows old cracks horizontally; butt stock is good overall as a non-factory replacement. (C&R/No PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Ruger 50th Anniversary (1964-2014) 10/22 semi-automatic takedown rifle, .22LR caliber, 17” barrel, blued finish, polymer stock, S/N 0001-42768, with black woven carry case, factory cardboard box andinstructions, in overall like new condition. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Engraved French percussion dueler/target pistol, .45 caliber, 7” octagon barrel, wood stock, No visible S/N, in overall good condition showing a grey patina to metal surfaces with scattered spots of erosion onbarrel, crisp action, no visible maker’s marks, good wood stock. (Antique). Est.: $200-$400.

Norinco Model 213 semi-automatic pistol, imported by Sportarms of Miami, FL, 9mm caliber, 4.5” barrel, blued finish, black grips, S/N 306829, in overall good to very good condition with a good bore, crispaction, good markings and very good grips. Also accompanied by an extra magazine and holster. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Marlin Model Golden 39A lever action rifle, .22 short, long and LR caliber, 24” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 18273040, mounted with a Bushnell Banner .22 scope with good optics, in overall very good to finecondition with majority of its original blued finish, very good + bore, crisp action and fine wood. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Ruger Model 10/22 semi-automatic takedown rifle, .22LR caliber, blued finish, Mossy Oak Camo finish to stocks, S/N 0003-21047, in like new condition with woven sling, tan woven carry case, factory cardboard box andinstructions. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $225-$450.

Walther Model P22 semi-automatic pistol, .22LR caliber, 3.5” barrel, black finish, S/N A001120, in overall like new condition with factory hardcase, one extra magazine and instructions. (Modern/No PPT).Est.: $250-$500.

Walther Model P22 semi-automatic pistol, .22LR caliber, 3.5” barrel, black finish, S/N B006868, in overall like new condition with factory hardcase, one extra magazine and instructions. (Modern/No PPT).Est.: $250-$500.

Taurus Model 626 Tracker DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 4” ported barrel, titanium, hard rubber grips, S/N ZL442421, with Taurus hard case. Gun is in overall fine to excellent condition showing minimal use. (Modern/NO CALIF. SALE). Est.: $275-$550.

Savage Model 93R17 bolt action rifle, .17 HMR caliber, 21” barrel, stainless, laminated wood thumb hole stock, S/N 1230414, in like new condition with factory cardboard box. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Marlin Model 917V bolt action rifle, NWTF salutes America’s Veterans Commemorative, .17 HMR caliber, 22” fluted barrel, black finish, laminated stock, S/N 9567320, with one extra magazine and in like new conditionwith factory cardboard box. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Walther Model PPK/S semi-automatic pistol, .380 ACP caliber, 3.25” barrel, stainless, checkered black plastic grips, in factory hardcase with one extra magazine and instructions manual, S/N S095342. This gunis in like new condition. (Modern/NO CALIF. SALE). Est.: $350-$700.

Beretta Model 92FS semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4.5” barrel, stainless, checkered black grips, S/N L 55115 Z, in factory hardcase and cardboard sleeve with end label numbered to this gun; also with instructionsand one extra magazine. Pistol is in overall like new condition. (Modern/No PPT/NO CALIF. SALE). Est.: $400-$800.

Remington pump action rifle, .30 Rem. caliber, 22” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N C48948, in overall very good condition showing the majority of its original blued finish, very good bore, crispaction and markings, good to very good wood. (C&R/No PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Ruger Model 10/22 semi-automatic rifle, .22LR caliber, 20” bull barrel, satin finish, checkered wood stock, S/N 355-66567, mounted with a Burris RimFire 3X-9X-40mm scope with good optics, in overall fine condition with a fine bore, action, markings and stock. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Belgian-made Browning takedown semi-automatic rifle, .22LR caliber, 19” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stocks, S/N T72439, early “Wheel” rear sight. This rifle is in overall fine condition with the majority ofits original finish, fine bore, action and markings, near fine wood with some scattered storage scratches. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Belgian-made Browning takedown semi-automatic rifle, .22LR caliber, 19” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stocks, S/N 7T60237, in overall fine condition and mounted with a Weaver C4 scope displaying good optics; finebore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine wood. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

1/10 Eagle 2007 Proof, Gem Proof. Est:$150-300

PCGS Graded MS-63 U.S. Dollars 5 total. Dated 1887 Est:$275-550

PCGS Graded MS-63 U.S. Dollars 5 total. Dated 1886 Est:$275-550

Bolo Tie in Sterling Silver mounted with Turquoise and Coral. Signed and American Native made Pre 1979. Est$150-300

Bolo Tie in Sterling Silver mounted with large nugget of turquoise. Pre 1979. Est$150-300

Lot of approximately 21 misc. books on Naval history and subjects covering a variety of eras and subjects. Est.: $50-100

Lot of approximately 10 hardback books including books on Lefaucheux firearms, Air Guns, Super-imposed load firearms, plus Frost’s “Blades and Barrels” and Dexter’s Rare Ancient Firearms book plus more.Est.:$50-100

Lot of approximately 7 reference books mostly pertaining to military matters including a large limited edition (1149/1500) hardback of “Old Naval prints; their Artists and Engravers by Commander Charles N.Robinson,R.N. Est.: $50-100

Modern Casting after C. Kauba of Indian on Rock, 7 1/2" ht including base. Last 20 years. Est:$200-400

Ruger New Model Black Hawk revolver, .45 caliber, serial #46-76777. The pistol is in very good to nearly new condition with a 7 ½” barrel with a ramp front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains nearly all ofits original blued finish with only handling marks and a light drag line on the cylinder noted. The smooth wood medallion grips are in very good condition showing only storage marks. The bore is very good, the action iscrisp and the markings are sharp on this lightly used Ruger. (Modern) Est.: $350-700.

Arisaka Model T-99 Last Ditch rifle, 7.7 mm, serial #51379. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” barrel. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their blued finish with light to moderate surfacerust,particularly on the magazine base. The Mum has been ground off the front ring of the receiver. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with mars and compressions consistent with service use. The buttstockhas slings swivels and a twine sling added. The bore is good, the action functions and the markings are legible. Est.: 300-500. (C+R).

Beretta 92FS 9mm Semi-Auto pistol hard chrome finish with aftermarket compensated and extended barrel marked 9x19mm (Barrel not maker marked) and measures 5 3/8”. Fine to excellent condition with 10 round mag.(Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-600

Winchester Model 12 pump action takedown shotgun, 12 gauge, 30” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 892118, in overall good condition displaying the majority of its original blued finish, very good bore, verygood markings and wood with Winchester red hard rubber butt pad; action is not working and appears to be gummed up with old grease. (Modern). Est.: $300-$600.

1870's to 80's French made Telescope with 4 draw extension, 44 1/2" silver plated. Sun shade and front cover. Fine optics and overall exceptional condition. Est.$250-500

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 restorethe collections in the castles and great halls of Europe. Measure 46” overall. Very impressive, one piece of handle broken off but saved. $700-1,400

PCGS Graded MS-63 U.S. Dollars 5 total. Dated 1886 Est:$275-550

PCGS 1904-O U. S. Dollars, old holders, 5 total. Est:$275-550

Smith and Wesson K-22/40 Masterpiece revolver, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #684429. The pistol is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 6” barrel featuring micro-click adjustable target sights. The pistol retains approximately 95% of its original blue finish with light wear at the muzzle and a faint drag line on the cylinder. The pistol has a five screw frame with vivid case color noted on the hammer and trigger. The medallion checkered wood grips are in very good to nearly fine condition with handling marks and small mars. The bore is very good, the action is crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable K-22 2nd model. The lot includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter confirming all features as described and indicating that the pistol was shipped to Von Lengerke & Antoine, 33 Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL on March 11, 1940. Theletter further states the pistol is rare, being one of the first revolvers to bear the K-22 Masterpiece name. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $750-$1,500. (C+R)

Smith and Wesson Outdoorsman revolver, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #665436. The pistol is in nearly fine overall condition with a 6” barrel with a King front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retainsthe majority of its muted blue finish with losses at the muzzle, along the back strap and a drag line on the cylinder. The pistol features a five screw frame with muted case color noted on the hammer and trigger. Thecheckered medallion wood grips are in very good condition showing small marks and light scratches. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,250-$2,500.(C+R)

Smith and Wesson Pre-Model 27 “Unregistered” revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, Serial #60238. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 5” barrel with filed rib, top strap and a King ramp front sight. The pistolretains approximately 95% of its blue finish with light holster wear at the muzzle and a faint drag line. The pistol features muted case hardening on the hammer and trigger. The checkered wood medallion Magna grips arein very good condition showing small mars and compressions consistent with use. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter which confirms thefeatures and indicates the pistol was shipped to the Police Department, Tucson, Arizona on December 14, 1939. Introduced as a custom manufactured revolver, the .357 Magnums were manufactured to the customer’s specifications and stamped in the yoke cut with a registration number. After returning a registration card, the owner would receive a registration certificate. This process proved too costly and was discontinued after

Smith and Wesson Hand Ejector Model of 1917, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #210167. The pistol is in near excellent overall condition in its original maroon Colt box. The pistol has a 5 ½” barrel. The pistol retainsapproximately 98% of its blue finish with only light storage marks and a faint drag line noted. The pistol features beautiful, vivid case colors on the hammer and trigger. The checkered wood medallion Magna grips are in very good condition showing only light handling marks and a lanyard ring on the base. The consignor notes that the pistol was part of a group of 991 such pistol which were post-war clean up manufactured. Thebore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter confirming all features and indicating shipment to Freemore Co., Minneapolis, MN., on June 27,1946. The maroon factory Colt box is in very good condition. A most acceptable S&W Model 1917 commercial manufactured shortly after WW II. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,250.00-$2,500. (C+R)

PCGS 1887 U. S. Dollars, old holders, 5 total. Est:$275-550

PCGS MS-63 1904-0 (3), 1889, 1899-0, 5 TOTAL. EST:$275-550

Carved stone effigy collected in the 1950s by Robert Eisner noted art collector N.Y.C. from descendants. Est.: $1000-$2000

Country French style Antique Display Cabinet, locks, 2 shelves. Approx. 19" ht 10" width. Good condition. Est$250-500

Mauser Broomhandle accessory lot including 3 Chinese holsters, all very good + and a reproduction stock. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of vintage holsters and belts; Bianchi, Viking, others; value to $100 each. Est.: $150-$300.

Amazing ladies Bangle Bracelet channel set with sixty eight round diamonds with a total weight of approx. 4.50 carats of F-G colors and SI clarity weighing over one ounce in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $8,000-$12,000Estimates $5,000-$7,000 Nice

Extra fine ladies ring featuring a fine Burmese color Ruby weighing approx. 1.00 carat and two matching trilliant cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14 karat two-tonegold setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000 Nice

Elegant earrings featuring two matching oval blue Sapphires weighing 8.50 carats and six side accent diamond of F-G colors set in 14 karat white gold settings. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,200-$1,800 Nice

Exquisite ladies ring featuring a round Black diamond weighing 3.11 carats and pave set with 22 round diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats of F-G colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat white gold custom made setting.Retail $5,000-$7,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Italian Design/Swiss made Gents ‘BERTOLUCCI PULCHRA’ watch in 18 karat yellow gold and stainless steel in very fine MINT condition. Retail $4,500.00 Estimates $2,000-$3,000 Cheapest on EBay is approx. $1,500.00

Beaded man & woman dolls; approximately 13” in height; Indian style. Est.: $150-$300.

P.C.G.S. MS-63 1887 5 TOTAL EST$275-550

P.C.G.S. GRADED 1886 DOLLARS 5 TOTAL. EST$275-550

Beaded gauntlets with fringe, ca. 1910-1930; Wild West Show type; good to very good condition. Est.: $200-$400.

U.S. Springfield Model ’03 bolt action rifle, rebuilt by Miltec Mfg., .30-06 caliber, 24” S.A. barrel dated 5-42, beautifully grained wood stock, leather sling, extra bolt (bent bolt installed by Miltec), S/N 1205790,mounted with an 8X Unertl scope, in overall excellent condition. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Rare factory gold plated Buntline Special SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 12” barrel, wood medallion grips, S/N 0148WE, (barrel number BB3620) in overall excellent condition showing little handling; approximately 99%+original finish, fine bore, action, markings and grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

One walrus tusk bead necklace with a ornate sterling pendant 30 inches long with matching bracelet.EST.$300-400

One rare malachite bead necklace 32 inches long. EST.$150-200

Brown over Terra Cotta glazed pottery jug for water or wine; shows double headed eagle with crown (Russian?); damage to base; 150-300 years old. Est.: $150-$300.

Smith and Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector revolver, .44 S&W Special caliber, Serial #3466. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 6 ½” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 85- 90% of its mutedblue finish with wear at the muzzle, light surface rust on the back strap and a drag line on the cylinder noted. The pistol features a five screw frame and vivid case coloring of the hammer and trigger. Thecheckered wood grips are in very good condition with small mars and some flattening of the checkering noted. The pistol has had three small notches added under the ejector rod during the period of use. The bore isvery good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter confirming all features and indicating the pistol was shipped to Kimball Upson Co., Sacramento, CA on August13, 1912. Also known as the .44 New Century Triple Lock, 1st Model Hand Ejectors were introduced in 1908 and manufactured until 1915. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,500-$3,000. (C+R)

Smith and Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector revolver, .44 S&W Special caliber, Serial #13880. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 6 ½” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 90% of its factorynickel finish with wear noted at the muzzle and on the cylinder. The pistol features muted case coloring on the hammer and trigger. The smooth ivory grips are in very good condition with the color mellowing withage. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter confirming all features other than the ivory grips, which were added later, indicating that thepistol was shipped to E.K. Tryon & Co., Philadelphia, PA., on January 18, 1917. This is a great factory nickel Triple Lock with beautiful grips. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,500-$3,000. (C+R)

Smith and Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector revolver, .44 S&W Special caliber, Serial #13337. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 4” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 90% of its blue finishwith wear at the muzzle and some light surface rust on the cylinder. The pistol features a five screw frame and muted case coloring of the hammer and trigger. The checkered wood grips are in very goodcondition with a pleasing dark color. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter confirming all features and indicating the pistol wasshipped to the Knight and Wall Company, Tampa, Florida on February 9, 1917. Also known as the .44 New Century Triple Lock, 1st Model Hand Ejectors were introduced in 1908 and manufactured until 1915. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,400-$2,800. (C+R)

Smith and Wesson Transition “Unregistered” revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, Serial #61989. The pistol is in fine overall condition with an 8 3/8” barrel with filed rib, top strap and a King front sight. The pistolretains approximately 95% of its polished blue finish with light wear at the muzzle and dragline on the cylinder. The pistol features bright case coloring on the Humped Back hammer and trigger. The checkered woodmedallion Magna grips are in very good condition showing only storage wear. The bore is very good, the action crips and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter whichconfirms the features and indicates the pistol was shipped to Dave Cook Sporting Goods, Denver, Co., on July 25, 1940. Introduced as a custom manufactured revolver, the .357 Magnums were manufactured to thecustomer’s specifications and stamped in the yoke cut with a registration number. After returning a registration card, the owner would receive a registration certificate. This process proved too costly and was

Classic blue and white Chinese porcelain vase; 6 character signature; 150-$300 years old estimated; almost fine condition; approximately 10.5” in height. Est.: $300-$600.

Carved jade snuff bottle in “Hand of Budda” design; pink quartz top; 2.5” by nearly 1.5” width; Gallery priced $2,200. Est.: $350-$700.

Excellent original eagle flask for .31 caliber Pocket size revolver, ca. 1850’s; found with Colts, Mass Arms, Remingtons, Whitneys and other pre-Civil War percussions; approximately 90% + original lacquer withalmost all bright fire blue on spring; pristine overall. Est.: $400-$800.

Blanc d’chine Chinese porcelain statue of Deity; 100-200 years old; almost 15” in height and very good condition overall. Est.: $300-$600.

Vintage carved soap stone Chinese village, ca. 1920-50’s; 4.5” in height by 7.5” in width; near fine condition. Nice colors. Est.: $150-$300.

Spectacular ladies earrings featuring two fine matching Princess cut diamonds weighing 1.42 carats of E/F colors and VS/SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold stud earrings. Retail $10,000-$12,000 Estimates$5,000-$7,000 Nice

Unbelievable Large Australian Black Opal displaying amazing play of colors weighing 11.86 carats with three ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.90 carats of G-H colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat white goldcustom made setting. Please see Full Retail Appraisal at $18,200.00 Estimates $5,000-$8,000 Nice

Colt Model 1903 Pocket hammer semi-automatic pistol, .38 Rimless caliber, 4.5” barrel, high polish blued finish, factory medallion ivory grips, S/N 26478, in overall fine condition showing the majority of itsoriginal high polish blue, majority of its original niter blue finish on trigger and beautiful original case colors on the hammer; crisp action, sharp markings, very good to fine bore and fine beautiful ivory grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Custom Sharps Model 1863 single shot rifle, .30/40 Krag caliber, Serial #C47471. The rifle is in very good overall condition as customized with a 28” barrel. The barrel and receiver retain a significant amount of anold, quality re-blue. A folding front sight, barrel band and one-piece Redfield scope base have all been added during the period of use. The receiver has tasteful border engraving that extends down the tang. Thefinely figured checkered stock is a replacement and is in very good condition with a stylized fore end and checkered steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are legible. From theestate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,500-$3,000. (Antique)

Sharps Model 1878 Borchardt saddle ring carbine, .45 caliber, Serial #20400. The carbine is in fine overall condition with a 24” barrel with a post front and military tangent style rear sights. The barrel ismarked, “Old Reliable” and shows the majority of its muted blued finish with wear at the muzzle and light surface erosion noted. The receiver retains a significant amount of blue with the remainder going to patina, with the saddle ring intact. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition showing small mars and handling marks. The butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings aresharp. The consignor’s notes indicate that only 384 carbines were manufactured in this configuration. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,750-$3,500. (Antique)

Sharps Model 1863 Percussion Musket, .52 caliber, Serial #C34900. The musket is in fine overall condition with a 30” barrel with a square post front and military style tangent rear sights. The barrel retains themajority of its thinning blue finish with wear at the muzzle. The receiver has gone to a silvery toned case hardening with several screw heads retaining a bright niter blue finish. The barrel is marked, “M.N.M.”forwards the front ring and the forearm is marked “A.W.M.” The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with mars, compressions and a 2 ½” lateral crack at the butt plate. The butt stock has two cartouches at thetang, a steel patch box, sling swivels and ends with a smooth, steel crescent butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. Per the consignor’s notes, Serial #34901 went to Company H of the 4th Vt. Volunteer Infantry. This is a wonderful example of a late Civil War era Sharps rifle manufactured in 1865. From the estate of Larry Gaertner. Est.: $1,750-$3,500. (Antique)

Dazzling ladies ring featuring a center ‘IDEAL’ cut diamond weighing 0.70 carats of H-I color and SI clarity surrounded by thirty ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 1.30 carats of F-G colors and VS clarity totalweight of diamonds approx. 2.00 carats set in an ITALIAN made 18 karat white gold custom setting. Retail $6,000-$8,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000 Nice

High quality ring featuring a fine cabochon Natural blue sapphire weighing 2.97 carats set with 58 round and princess cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.75 carats of G-H colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat white goldcustom made setting. Please see HKD Gemstone Identification. Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000

Striking ladies diamond earrings set with twenty round diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats of G/H colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14 karat white gold ladies custom design setting. Retail $3,000-$4,000 Estimates$2,000-$3,000 Nice

Marvelous ladies ring set with a center emerald weighing over 1.00 carat and surrounded by 36 round diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats of H-I colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold setting.Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,200-$1,800

Belt size 18th century dagger with hilt from hanger or hunting sword showing lions head in brass; blade is triangular shaped and crudely forged; possibly American Revolutionary; approximately 10.25” overallwith a 5.5” blade; shows natural patina with some rust and pitting. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of Civil War projectiles from an old collector. Est.: $150-$300.

Josef Duorak bronze, approximately 11”x16”x15”, 1979 branding calf (16 of 25). From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $350-$700.

Dazzling 2.13ct. Natural Fancy Orange Brown Heart Shaped Brilliant Cut Diamond with G.I.A. Certificate #403580502 Dated Nov. 20, 2006. Well cut and clarity rated as I-1. An Outstanding Heart Shape with exceptionalcolor. Est:$3,500-7,000

Browning High Grade Montana Commemorative (1889-1989) Model 1886 lever action rifle, .45-70 Govt. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, blued and bright finish to receiver that also displays gold ornamentation and “One of2000”; checkered wood stocks, S/N 01170MT1889, in overall like new condition with factory black cardboard two-piece box and inserts. Consecutive number to previous lot. (Modern). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Fringed and concho mounted chaps marked “R.T. Frazier, Pueblo, Colorado”. Shows tears and aging. In fair condition and would be a great decorator. Est.: $200-$400

1899 $20 U.S. gold San Francisco mint. Not professionally graded. A.U. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $1400-$2800

Merkel High Grade SxS shotgun, 28 gauge, 26.75” barrels, blued finish to barrels, finely engraved and game panel scenes on bright finished receiver, side plates, double triggers, checkered deluxe grained woodstocks, L.O.P. from front trigger is 14.5 to end of Merkel plastic butt plate, S/N 480520, in overall like new condition and accompanied by a Merkel deluxe suitcase style hard case with snap caps, metal oiler bottle and wood cleaning rod. (Modern). Est.: $7,000-$14,000.

French style Wheelock pistol with ornate mountings and stocking. Measures 23” overall with a 14 1/4” brass barrel of 70 plus caliber. Very fine and fully functioning copy of Royal quality French Wheelock of 1600period probably made in mid-20th century and attributed to deceased master arms maker George Terry. Every attention to detail and quality with an immense amount of engineering to fabricate the mainspring, spindle andcomplicated mechanism. A truly superb and decorative work of art that probably took a year to make. Very few makers worldwide could accomplish as fine of work and at today’s custom rates a price of $50,000 would beestimated. Est.: $4000-$8000

Bronze of bear (1972 dated) with book; Harold Von Schmidt who draws and paints Old West; priced at $1,500 in 1972, with literature as his work was marketed by Elmer E. Taylor; approximately 5” x 5” x 9”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $400-$800.

Colt SAA revolver, .44/40 (etched panel) caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, S/N 104575, in overall very good condition plum brown patina on barrel with some muted blue in protectedareas, majority of etched panel visible, silver toning to frame with hints of original case colors in protected areas; crisp action, very good bore, good markings and grips with some knackering to the bottom ofgrips and two old carved notches. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming caliber, barrel length and finish, stocks “Not Listed”; shipped to Lee Fried & Co., Omaha, Nebraska on August 28, 1886, twoguns in shipment. (Antique). Est.: $3,500-$7,000.

Colt U.S. Cavalry Model SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 7.5” barrel, nickel finish, ivory grips, S/N 49872, in overall good to very good condition displaying areas of nickel finish mixed with dark patina and scatteredspots of erosion and pinprick pitting; fair to near good bore, crisp action, sharp markings including Henry Nettleton inspection markings; beautifully old ivory grips. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter stating.45 caliber, barrel length likely 7.5”, blued finish, stocks “Not Listed”, sold to U.S. Government and delivered to U.S. Inspector at the Colt plant on August 23, 1878, two hundred guns in shipment. (Antique). Est.: $3,500-$7,000.

Outstanding pair of 18th Century horseman’s size flintlock pistols converted to percussion and signed “A. Mann” with fancy cast and hand engraved brass mounts with deep engraved and ornamented steel barrels. Thepistols measure approximately 20” overall, the barrels measure 13.5” and are approximately .60 caliber smoothbore. The trigger guards show a small panel that is engraved with the initials “F M”; the owner’s plaques mounted in the wrists show a crown with a center panel that is hand engraved with a crown over a shield with three fish intertwined at the center. The butt caps show a small vignette with a single fleur delis. The balance of the mounts are nicely cast, then hand engraved and chased in scrolls and geometrics; the mounts show good traces of gold gilt. The pistols were originally made ca 1725-1750 and show a goodconversion to percussion about 1830 with the hammers engraved to match the lock plates at time of conversion. The barrels show floral engraving on the breech extending approximately 3.75” down the barrel. The muzzles show approximately 1.25" of matching engraving with a line engraved border that joins the breech and muzzle engraving. The stocks are nicely carved and molded; the condition is very good + with some minor pitting and erosion; the stocks also are very good + with just some minor marks and slight imperfections. The stocks show horn tips with matching horn tipped ramrods of correct vintage. It appears that based on the content of the make-up of the above-noted owner's plaques mounted in the wrists of the pistols, this pair is from the family of the Princes zu Salm-Riefferscheidt-Dyck and was likely in the collection of the Castle (Schloss) Dyck, having been sold in several auctions in London, ca 1992. the salmon crest was adopted by the Princes Dyck, in an area that started out as a small County of the Holy Roman Empire, was annexed by the First French Empire in 1811, later merged to the Kingdom of Prussia in 1813 and then became part of Germany along with the other "Colleges of Kings and Princes". A beautiful pair of large horseman's pistols with history that likely can be further researched. Est:$3,000-6,000

Winchester 1873 carbine in 44-40 caliber, S/N 144703. Tacked and as found with period saddle scabbard showing rivets made from brass .44 rimfire Henry shells. Dried out and found near St. Johns, Arizona by old pioneer family named Greer in the 40’s by oral tradition. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

Colt 1851 Navy .36 caliber percussion revolver, S/N 94921. This 1851 is a 3rd model in near fine original condition. 60%-70% original bright and “Inky” blue finish drifting at the edges and last 2 ½”-3”towards the muzzle. The cylinder scene is light but mostly visible with engagement dates clear at the front edge. The cylinder shows 10%-20% thinning blue. The frame, loading lever and hammer show 70%-80% brightand colorful case hardening. The straps show 30%-50% darkened and uncleaned silver plate. The grips are very good to almost fine with 60%-70% original varnish and minor aging with slight imperfections. Ultra-tight action and some safety pins remain. All matching visible serial numbers. A strong 8.5 on a 1-10 scale. Sharp and crisp markings. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

14k Pendant with approx. 3.27ct Sapphire, Dark Blue with approx. .50ct Diamond. Accurate Gem Lab Appraisal of $10,495.Est:$3,000-6,000

Belgian made Browning Pigeon Grade two O/U barrel set, long tang, 12 gauge, 28” Broadway rib barrels, Full-Modified and Skeet-Skeet choked, single gold trigger, blued barrels, engraved bright receiver, deluxe checkeredwood stocks with round knob pistol grip, L.O.P. is 13.25” to end of wood and 14” to end of hard rubber butt pad, S/N 50464S6, in overall excellent to like new condition with “LWK” engraved plaque on underside of buttstock. Accompanied by a Browning lined leather suitcase style hard case. (Modern). Est.: $4,000-$8,000.

Merkel deluxe SxS shotgun, 20 gauge, 26.75” barrels, ejectors, blued finish to barrels, engraved receiver with panel game scenes and bright finish, deluxe checkered finely grained wood stocks, select single trigger,L.O.P. is 14.5” to end of Merkel plastic butt plate, S/N 383300, in overall excellent condition showing minimal use; fine bores, crisp actions and beautiful wood. Accompanied by a deluxe Merkel hard carrycase with snap caps and metal oiler bottle. (Modern). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

Belgian made Browning Pigeon Grade two barrel set, 20 gauge, 28” O/U ventilated rib barrels, Full-Modified and Full-Improved Cylinder choked, single gold trigger, blue barrels, engraved bright receiver, long tang, deluxe checkered wood stocks with round knob; L.O.P. is 12.75” to end of wood and 14.25” to end of Pachmayr hard rubber butt pad, S/N 31075V4, in overall excellent to like new condition; accompanied by a Browning lined leather suitcase style hard case. (Modern). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

1892 $20 U.S. gold Carson City mint. Not professionally graded. V.F. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $1400-$2800

Posthumous bronze casting of buffalo by Dick Jones of Great Fall, MT. entitled “Lone Buffalo” by C.M. Russell. Jones had a frame shop and traded with C.M. Russell; Certificate #9 of 110; created off theplaster from the Russell estate; approximately 8.5” x 5 x 5. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Bronze entitled “Gold” by Tom Knapp by Arrowsmith, Santa Fe, N.M. along with “Gold Field Girl” bronze; 2 total; 1 approximately 3.25” x 3.25” x 6.75”; the other approximately 2.375” x 2.375” x 5.75”.From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

1900 $20 U.S. gold. Not professionally graded. A.U.-Unc. Old collector’s horde. $1200-$1800

European made for trade to Middle East blunderbuss flintlock pistols with fine gold damascened decorated barrels and fancy cast brass mounts circa early 19th century. Measures 14” overall with 8” iron barrelsmeasuring nearly 1 ¼” across the center of the muzzles. D.N. and crown proof on upper edge of lock behind the pan. Very good condition overall. Impressive. (Antique) Est.:$2000-$4000

Approximately 1.25-1.5ct Pear Shape Natural Bright Green Emerald mounted in 14K Yellow Gold Pendant with 3 accenting Diamonds. Above Average Color and Clarity. Retail Replacement value $3,800. Est:$1,250-2,500

Cast bronze 19th century satanic style dagger with goats head; Williamson collection, approximately 8” overall; un-cleaned patina. Est.: $150-$300.

Dagger made from 18th century small sword; grip also turned and replaced grip to be used as a plug bayonet; later handmade leg scabbard with tie down and brass ring; approximately 14” overall with an 8.5” blade; dark patina on blade, good to very good overall condition. Est.: $150-$300.

Antique tang sight of Vernier style with adjustments for windage and elevation; un-marked with no calibrations and handmade; approximately 3.75” in height by 2.25” base; holes 1” apart for mounting; old tag reads“goes with Pope-Ballard”; from Goodlad estate, Newport Beach, CA; Little John’s sold many single shot rifles for them 8-10 years ago. Est.: $150-$300.

Smith and Wesson Transition “Unregistered” revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, Serial #61614. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 6” barrel with a modified front sight. The pistol retains approximately 90% of its flaking blue finish with wear along the barrel and at the rear of the frame. The pistol features muted case hardening on the Humped Back hammer and trigger. The custom checkered wood target grips are in very goodcondition showing only storage wear. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter which confirms the features and indicates thepistol was shipped to A. M. Holter, Helena, Montana on June 27, 1940. Introduced as a custom manufactured revolver, the .357 Magnums were manufactured to the customer’s specifications and stamped in the yoke cutwith a registration number. After returning a registration card, the owner would receive a registration certificate. This process proved too costly and was discontinued after approximately 5,500 of the registered guns

Smith and Wesson Pre-Model 27 “Unregistered” revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, Serial #61226. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 6 ½” barrel with filed rib, top strap and a King front sight. The pistol retainsapproximately 90% of its blue finish with wear at the muzzle, along the barrel and a drag line on the cylinder. The pistol features muted case hardening on the hammer and trigger. The checkered wood medalliongrips are in very good condition showing small mars and compressions consistent with use. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The pistol includes a Smith and Wesson factory letter whichconfirms the features and indicates the pistol was shipped to Hunt & Mottel Co., Tacoma, Washington on March 19, 1940. Introduced as a custom manufactured revolver, the .357 Magnums were manufactured to thecustomer’s specifications and stamped in the yoke cut with a registration number. After returning a registration card, the owner would receive a registration certificate. This process proved too costly and was

Co-Bar Bull by Bill Owens, #16 of 100; 1962-dated with book on bulls of historic Babbit Ranch near Flagstaff, AZ; book also #16 of 100, signed by Owens and Marshal Tim. approximately 11” x 7.5” x 5.5”.From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $900-$1,800.

Lot of 3 Texas Treasury notes including: 1. Republic of Texas $10 Treasury Dept. note, hand signed by Sec. Treasurer and President, dated 1829, cancelled with small cuts; very good + condition; some tatters and loss. 2.Gov’t of Texas Treasury Dept. $10 note; Houston, Tex./Jan. 1839; signed Treasurer and President, #418. Steamboat and lady printed on one side only; very good to almost fine condition. 3. Republic of Texas $2 treasury note; Austin issue, 1848, #8567 numbered and signed by Treasurer and President; great scene of cowboy roping steer and antelope; very good condition, printed on only one side; earliest scene of American cowboy wehave seen; GREAT LOT! Est.: $750-$1,500.

Nemesis Arms takedown “Pack Gun” in .308 Win caliber with bi pod and Millet 6-25x56 scope, S/N 0144. Like new condition and retails for $4,000. Fine quality. (Modern) Est.: $2000-$4000

Lot of antique pottery and glassware pieces. Est.: $100-$200

“Cradle Song” bronze by Tom Knapp (1979); #3 of 100; excellent; approximately 3.75” x 3” x8”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

Original Joe Beeler oil on canvas entitled, “The Homestead Road”. The ranch Joe lived and worked on in Arizona circa about 1960. Purchased by “Andy” Anderson from fellow artist Joe Beeler. Left by Anderson to aDoctor who treated him in his last years. Est.: $2500-$5000

Letter from Joe Beeler with small vignettes and dated March 22, 1965 showing “Andy’s Arab in watercolor, Navajo, buts, and info on horses and art. Est:$250-500

July 27, 1964 letter from Joe Beeler shows small vignettes of Navajo, bucking bronco in watercolor and talks to Andy about bronzes, Navajo rodeo and art show at camelback gallery. Est:$250-500

En Grieze watercolor signed “Joe Beeler, Great Falls, Montana, 1970. Shows Arab and saddle in humorous light. Measures 13” x 7”. Sent to Andy Anderson fellow artist. Est:$300-600

Flyer from art show circa 1966 showing signatures and vignettes by Joe Beeler, Fred Harman, J.W. Hampton, Gordon Snidow, George B. Marx, and Curtis Wingate. Measures 11” x 8”. Some sunfading. Est:$150-300

“The Cowboy in Art” by Ed Ainsworth. First printing 1968. Inscribed to Raymond D. “Andy” Anderson by Kate Ainesworth 12-14-68. Signed at art show by: Betty Miller, South West Art Gallery Palm Springs, Wm. Edgar Paxson,Gerard Curtis Delano, E.B. Quigley, Dorcas Birehim, Bill Bender, Bill Hampton, Bill Freeman, Fred Fellows, Fred Harman, George Phippen, Joe Beeler, John Hampton, G.B. Marks, Gordon Snidow, Shorty Shope, WayneHunt, Joe Shebl, Robert Rishell, Ace Powell, Robert Wagner, and others, Est:$750-1500

“U.S. Marshal” bronze and “Road Agent” bronze, by Tom Knapp (2 bonzes total); approximate sizes 2.5” x 2.5” x 6” and 2.75” x 3” x 6”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

“Keepin’ An Eye on the Riders” bronze by Grant Speed; #20 of 100; approximately 5.25” x 12.5” x 10.5”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

“Horse Wranglers” by Olaf Weighorst, #94 of 550; approximately 27” x 29”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $250-$500.

Fly fishing lot. Reels and rods. Est.: $150-$300

Redfield precision spotting scope in aluminum case. Est.: $200-$400

Colt Model 1851 Navy 3rd Model with small trigger guard, S/N 31453. This revolver shows 30%-50% original thinning and drifting bright blue on the barrel. Good address with crisp edges. The cylinder shows 50%-60% plusscene getting light with Ornsby signature and engagement dates visible under magnification. The cylinder shows traces of blue in a natural patina. The frame shows 30%-50% darkened silver on straps. Good tovery good grips with 50%-60% original varnish with some small imperfections and a dent or two. all matching visible serial numbers and bright blue on the bottom of the barrel and on the lever where protected. A strong 7.5 to 8 on a 1-10 scale for a California gold rush era navy. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Early Colt Model 1851 small guard Navy, S/N 30406. This pistol has a very pleasing appearance and shows 10%-30% blue on the barrel with evening drifting and toning to patina with some bright areas. Sharp and good address with muzzle wear from holster. 50%-60% cylinder scene with patent marks and engagement dates visible and Ornsby signature visible under magnification. Faint traces of colors on the frame, lever, and hammer. Good frame marking. The cylinder has been cleaned lightly long ago. 30%-50% darkened original silver on the straps. The grips are good to very good with 30%-40% varnish and normal wear at the edges with a few marks and minorimperfections along with small losses of wood at the inside of the “Toe”. All matching visible serial numbers. Beautiful blue and case colors under the lever where protected. The action is tight. A nice California goldrush era ’51 Navy. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt 1851 Navy revolver 4th model capping groove, S/N 136783. This revolver remains in very good plus condition with 20%-40% original blue and case colors mixing with a natural uncleaned patina. The barrel showsperiod added V notch rear sight dovetailed into breach of the barrel and a blade and post front sight. These are very professional and high quality original to mid-19th century western gunsmith made sights in ouropinion. Good markings with crisp edges. Minor scratches and some very minor pinprick pitting. 20%-40% light cylinder scene remaining. The grips are good to very good with some oil staining and from tapping(probably horseshoe nails) on the butt and strap. Matching visible serial numbers. Tight action and crisp overall. Some letters intermittent in records at this range. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Colt Model 1851 Navy 4th variation with capping groove, S/N 147115. This revolver remains in very good condition with 10%-20% original blue and case hardening remaining in a natural patina. Some scratches and minorpitting with minimal cleaning mostly on the cylinder 20%-30% light cylinder scene remaining. Very good grips with 50% varnish and minor wear at the edges. Sharp and crisp barrel address. “Colt’s” marking visible but“patent” is not visible from bad stamping. The front sight is a neat period replacement. All matching visible serial numbers and tight action. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Eighteenth to early 19th century American knife with thin steel blade of 4.875” and 9” overall; boot size or for hunting or as a utility knife for patches and utility purposes. Est.: $150-$300.

Colt early 3rd Model 1851 Navy with small guard variation, S/N 7759. Gray to light brown patina showing cleaning with light to moderate scattered “Salt and pepper” pitting. Good markings and 30%-50% cylinder sceneremaining. Very good plus grips with 70%-80% varnish and only minor edge wear with slight imperfections. All matching visible serial numbers. 30%-50% darkened original silver on the straps. The action needs minor repair.(Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Colt 1851 Navy .36 caliber percussion revolver, S/N 71099 with iron guard and New York address. This revolver remains in good condition with cleaned gray patina finish aging back and minor coloring or browning.Good markings. The front sight has been period changed to copper post. Neat period repair to the trigger guard and back strap. The grips have been sanded slightly but still fit well with large chips to the inside ofeach “toe”. Traces of cylinder scene and all matching visible serial numbers. Strong traces of case hardening under the lever with tight action and good interior. A fairly scarce variation. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Finely presentation hardwood double cased set of 2 Browning Challenger Model semi-automatic pistols, .22LR caliber, 6.75” barrels, blued finish with gold triggers, checkered wood grips, S/Ns 130050U9 &39418U4, both in near new condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Finely custom presentation wood double cased set of 2 Browning Challenger Model semi-automatic pistols, .22LR caliber, 4.5” barrels, blued finish, checkered wood target grips, S/Ns 50192U5 & 54437U5, both guns arein near new condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

One 1.03ct princess cut diamond Color I clarity SI-1 set in a 18ct white gold halo design and shank diamonds totaling 1.25 cts ( total diamond content 2.23ct). EST.$4,500-5,000

One 14k white gold ladies ring set with an oval sapphire weighing approx 2 ct and 34 diamonds weighing 1.60ct . EST.$3,000-3,500

One tennis bracelet in 14 k white gold set with approx 3ct of fine quality full cut diamonds. EST.$3,000-3,500

One exceptional trilliant cut Green garnet ring set in 14k yellow gold with 2 baguette diamonds. EST.$3,000-4,000

One ladies marquee diamond ring set with rounds and baguettes side,in 14k white gold. Center marquee 0.90ct. EST.$3,000-4,000

Koto period wakasashi (Medium sword) unsigned with full and fancy traditional mountings. 18” blade in full polish and unusual temper of cutting edge extending around the tip and to back edge. Minor opening to laminationfrom age (Over 400 years old) and imperfections to lamination. The mountings are 20th century restorations other than scabbard that shows some minor aging and damage. Large soft metal “Bug” overlaid toscabbard which is of the scabbards period. An unusual and early koto blade in presentable mountings. Est.: $750-1500

Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 7.5” barrel, original to-the-period nickel finish, checkered hard rubber eagle grips, S/N 121948, in overall very good to near fine condition showing approximately 70% finishwith most of loss on the cylinder, near fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good grips. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Sundial cannon from collection of John Beckwith “The sage of Encinitas”. Well known collector dealer who recreated early 19th century pieces in 50’s-60’s. Fires at noon or settings. Est.: $600-$1200

Colt 1877 Lightning in .38 caliber, S/N 123995 showing a re-nickel finish and made early 1900’s with carved holster showing Indian head. Not holding on single action but double action works. Arizona territory era.(C&R/No PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Browning special order bolt action rifle made in Belgium in .243 caliber with Leupold 3x9 variable scope, S/N 10793A9. This rifle is engraved with matching mounts. Ordered through Berman’s of San Bernardino in early1970’s. Unknown if factory or custom ordered grade II. Exceptional checkering in deluxe pattern. Fine to excellent condition. (Modern) Est.: $1400-$2800

L.A.P. (Los Angeles Police?) marked Winchester 94 S.R.C. in .32 W.S. caliber and remaining in fine condition, S/N 689088. This rifle has exceptional wood and blue on the barrel and tube showing drifting on the frame and the interior is excellent. Family gun that passed through generations. The barrel and tube show 95%-98% finish remaining. The frame shows 60%-80% finish remaining with scratches. Excellent wood. (C&R) Est.:$1000-$2000

Colt SAA revolver, London barrel address, in very rare .45 Eley Short caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, smooth wood grips, S/N 38918, in London presentation wood casing with accessories.Gun is in overall very good to fine condition showing approximately 35% original blue with considerable original case colors on the frame and hammer; fine bore, crisp action and markings including British proofs, near fine grips. Casing is overall very good with “E T B” initials on escutcheon in top of lid. Accompanied by Colt factory letter confirming caliber and finish; barrel length and stocks “Not Listed”; shipped to Colt’s LondonAgency, 14 Pall Mall, London, England on October 11, 1877, fifty-six guns in shipment. (Antique). Est.: $3,500-$7,000.

Winchester 94 rifle in .32 W.S. caliber, S/N 171387. This rifle shows 75%-85% blue remaining with correct rear sight and very good wood. (C&R) Est.: $600-$1200

Colt SAA 2nd transition to 3rd in .357 Mag with a 7 ½” barrel in stagecoach box, S/N 61320SA. 99% to almost new. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1000-$2000

Oil on canvas signed Blakelock and titled “Indian Encampment” Measures 22 3/8” x 36 1/8”. This artist was highly copied in his lifetime. Black lights well in regards to signature. Has real age and cracking. Thispainting was displayed at High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA. Not authenticated and sold as is. Came from a fine Palm Springs collector. Est.: $2500-$5000+++

Old collection of arrow heads and small points. All collected pre-1955 in California, New Mexico, and Arizona. 4 Boxes and approximately 200. Est.: $400-$800++

Very Important captivating strand of Golden Tahitian South Sea Pearls averaging 12.00 MM to 16.00 MM in diameters of very good matching luster and quality. Please see Full Retail Appraisal at $53,000.00 Estimates$20,000-$25,000

Gorgeous ring featuring a fine Orange Sapphire weighing approx. 2.50 carats and fine set with over 104 round brilliant cut diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats of G-H colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat rosegold custom made setting. Retail $6,000-$8,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Estate ladies ring featuring a large Aquamarine weighing approx. 20.00 carats and six round diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats of G-H colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat white gold handmade setting. Retail$6,000-$8,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Colt 1851 Navy 3rd Model U.S.N. variation with New York address, large iron trigger guard and iron back strap marked “U.S.N.” with “J.L.H.” inspections below, S/N 59713. Dark brown patina finish showing no cleaningand in “as found condition”. Many marks and scratches on the barrel consistent with military use and storage. Good barrel address and frame markings with slight traces of scene. The grips are almost good with lossesat butt some large chips missing. A couple of nipples are beaten down from firing and use. The action is not revolving but is cocking. A desirable variation that probably saw battle use possibly at sea. (Antique) Est.:$2000-$4000

Colt 1851 Navy revolver 3rd Model with Hartford address, iron guard, and U.S. marking on the frame, S/N 90814. There are small “B” and “G” inspection marks on the guard but no U.S.N. on the butt or othermilitary markings but Navy configuration. Good to very good condition with traces of blue and case hardening within a patina finish. The ramrod shows professional repair to area of catch. The markings are good andthe cylinder shows 10%-20% scene. Very good grips with 50%-60% varnish and minor imperfections only. All matching visible serial numbers. Possibly late navy issue. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Colt 1851 Navy 2nd model squareback revolver, S/N 1453 in early production range and made in the California gold rush era. This revolver remains in good to very good original as found condition with traces offinish mixed in a brown patina. Scattered light to moderate pitting mostly on the barrel probably from holstering. The frame is crisp as is the cylinder with 70%-80% original scene remaining and good Ornsbysignature. Good barrel address and mostly visible very small Colt’s patent on the frame. The grips show 40%-60% varnish and are at least very good plus but not quite fine showing minor wear and aging. 90% plus thickold original sliver plate that is darkened. Some “tapping” marks on the bottom of the grips and strap. All matching visible serial numbers. An absolutely original and early 2nd model with the appearance collectors likeand above average for this variation. (Antique) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Colt 1851 Navy percussion late 4th model revolver with capping grove, S/N 207147 in the serial number range that may letter. This revolver remains in very good condition showing vigorous cleaning during the periodof use with 10%-20% case colors remaining. Sharp and crisp markings with 50%-60% cylinder scene. Minor light pitting. Near fine grips with 80%-90% original varnish remaining. Super tight with great interiorand all matching visible serial numbers. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Colt 1851 Navy revolver 3rd Model martially marked and inspected for Army use, S/N 62623. This revolver remains in good to very good condition with traces of blue and case colors mixed into a patina finish. Some scratchesand minor pinprick pitting but generally very good metal surfaces overall. Sharp address and frame markings. 30%-50% cylinder scene remaining. The straps show “K” and “S” inspection with “A” on backstrap. Outlinesand shadows of cartouches on both grips. The grips are very good overall with only minor imperfections. All matching visible serial numbers. A strong 7 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Magnificent custom sterling silver and 10K gold marked buckle in form of Mexican saddle signed GH-34. Purportedly made for Leo Carillo and sold at auction productions in Vista, CA for his son near their ranch inS.D. County. Measures 4 ½” x 4”. Est.: $1000-$2000

Colt Model 1862 Police percussion revolver, .36 caliber, serial #27891, desirable 6 ½” barrel, wood grips, in overall very good condition showing a pleasing grey/brown patina to metal surfaces, all matchingnumbers except the wedge, which is #58857. The frame shows mottled silver toning. The pistol features a crisp action, sharp markings and a very good bore. All the safety pins remain and the nipples are in goodshape. The smooth word grips are in very good condition with a slight, old loss at the left front toe, made circa 1866. (Antique) Est.: $1,250-2,500

Colt Army Model 1860 percussion revolver, .44 caliber, Serial #166358, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips in overall uncleaned good to very good condition displaying an attractive dark patina to metal surfaces with significant original blue in the areas of the rebated cylinder and under the loading lever. The original cylinder scene is nearly all visible, the numbers are matching including the wedge and cylinderarbor; the action and bore are good, the grips are also good showing wear and use. A most acceptable 1860 Army. (Antique) Est.: $1,000-2,000

Mid-19th century Scandinavian military pistol with detachable shoulder sock probably Swedish. Measures 26” overall with a 10” barrel of approximately .62 caliber smoothbore. Detachable shoulder stock #395 on the lock and #341 on the butt cap. The stock is original to the period and shows plaque with initials or numbers. In very good plus condition overall and meant to be issued to heavy cavalry or dragoons. (Antique) Est.:$1400-2800

American unmarked and not identified antique pocket rifle with bronze frame and removable shoulder stock in .22 caliber with spring lever release mounted at the center at the bottom side of the frame. 17 5/8” roundbarrel of medium weight and 32” with stock attached. Finely made tang sight worth of a long range rifle that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Appears to never been blued. Very good plus condition withbeautiful patina on the frame. The checkered wood stock is also very good plus condition. (Antique) Est.: $1000-2000

Belgium proofed Flobert style .22 caliber single shot target pistol with tip up barrel and removable shoulder stock. 80%-90% original blue on the barrel with some spotting and losses. Nickeled frame andmounts about 90% with minor rust and erosion. Very good overall. (Antique) Est.: $800-1600

Victorian era display case for general store showing old refinish. Est.: $150-$300

Experimental pocket rifle attributed to J.V. Setter of New England with a 16 ¼” octagon barrel in .25 caliber center fire and measures 31 ½” with stock attached. Nickel on brass frame. No serial numbers or markingsvisible. Good to very good condition overall with near fine grips. The bore is bright and very good plus to almost near fine. Peep style tang sight. Only example of this configuration and frame profile we haveviewed. (Antique) Est.: $1800-1600

Cast metal sculpture of robed Indian. Est.: $150-$300

Approx. 2 1/2 ct estimated weight Diamond Solitaire in 18k White Gold with 8 small side Diamonds. Vintage Estate Piece. Compare Retail over $14,000. Est$6,000-12,000

Original oil painting by James Spain and titled “Keen Surveillance”. From a So. Calif. artist who is now deceased. Est.: $500-$1000

Winchester 1892 in .25-20 caliber with octagon barrel that has been shortened and chromed for western productions. Out of western bit actor’s collection who used it in the 1950’s to shoot blanks and saddletricks. Saddle scabbard included. (C&R) Est.: $500-$1000

New England combo pistol and buggy rifle signed “Warren, Albany (New York) on the lock. Measures 13” without the stock and 25” with the wire frame stock attached. 8” medium to almost heavy octagon barrel of .45caliber rifled and measuring approximately 7/8” across the center of muzzle to the outside edges. The stock is false stripped and burled with a staining process and varnished creating a pleasant look. Very good plus condition with considerable brown and colors on the lock. An attractive buggy rifle that could be used as a pistol. (Antique) Est.: $700-1400

BSA 38X scope (Platinum) like new in box. Est.: $150-$300

Rare single shot brass frame .22 caliber tip up target pistol with attached wire frame shoulder stock signed “J.W. Setter” of New England. Measures 24 ½” overall with an 11” half round/half octagon barrel with stockattached. 30%-50% original blue drifting to brown. Very good grips and nice patina on the frame. The action is good and the bore is fair. Seldom seen and similar to Stevens. NSNV. (Antique) Est.: $700-1400

Under hammer percussion buggy rifle with wire frame detachable shoulder stock by “D.H. Hilliard, Cornish New Hampshire” with 11 3/16” half round/ half octagon barrel and 26 ½” overall with stock attached in .44 caliber rifled. The top flat is nicely engraved and marker stamped. The stock shows a reddish color violin type varnish with brass inlays and at least very good condition. The metal is a gray patina with minor staining, erosion and minor pitting. A very nice under hammer by a well-known New England maker. (Antique) Est.: $1000-2000

Beaded and fringed man’s size gauntlets; Northern Washington collected, ca. 1900-1920. Est.: $250-$500.

Old hand carved wood canoe in ethnic style; possibly New Guinea; 75 years old or older. Est.: $150-$300.

All metal air gun cane marked “Patent pending 1881”. The cane was charged by pumping air into reservoir located in grip and muzzle loaded ball. Pop out button trigger. Measures 37” overall in .45 caliber. The condition of bellows and mechanism unknown. The metal body shows some pitting. (Antique) Est.: $800-1600

Spanish miquelet flintlock pocket size pistol circa late 18th to early 19th century. Shows period restocking possibly in Spain’s colonies in the Americas which extended to the south west United States. Measuresapproximately 8 ½” overall with a 4 1/8” barrel of approximately .60 caliber smoothbore. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Interesting conversion of U.S. Martial flintlock to percussion with S. North hand stamped on the lock in .54 caliber. Several differences to 1836 model in flatness of lock plate and L.F. and P proofs on the leftbreech of the barrel. Refer “Flat lock” Waters for similar configured lock plate. (Antique) Est.: $350-$700

Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver early London small brass guard variation and cut for shoulder stock with 4 screw frame, London address, S/N 1951. This revolver has been lightly cleaned to gray metal with goodaddress and Colt’s patent marking. Some minor pitting mostly on the edge of the cylinder but shows 20%-30% light cylinder scene and British proofs on the barrel and cylinder. 50%-70% silver on straps with very good grips showing light re-varnish but no sanding and fit impeccably. Very tight mechanically with all the safety pins retained and bright bore. A seldom scene variation within a variation as very few small guard Londons had fourscrews for stocks. (Antique) Est.: $1750-$3500

Colt 1851 Navy .36 caliber percussion revolver, S/N 14952 with London address, iron guard, British proofs and desirable W.D. marking with broad head proof indicating issue to the Military forces at the period of Crimean War and “The Charge of the Light Brigade”. This revolver remains in very good plus condition with 10%-15% original blue nicely drifting to a natural light gray patina. Very sharp and crisp withwell-defined markings. 40%-60% original cylinder scene with Ornsby signature and engagement dates legible. The barrel and rammer are numbered 18638 and the frame, trigger guard and backstrap are numbered14952. The cylinder is numbered 24720. The condition and fit is indicative to be arsenal or field assembly for military re-issue. A very nice martial though mis-matched. (Antique) Est.: $1750-$3500

Brevette or European copy of a Colt Model 1851 Navy S/N 101093 showing a near perfect Colt New York address and patent markings on the frame. The area behind the wedge port shows a small star and 2 proof mark. Accurate dimensions and an extremely close copy with closely copied naval engagement cylinder scene. In very good plus to almost fine condition showing 40%-60% original blue and case colors with sharp edges and crisp metalsurfaces. The grips show 70%-80% varnish with minor storage marks and slight imperfections. All matching visible serial number. This one would fool some collectors as being a Colt product let alone novicesthat had not viewed a Colt. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Early unmarked air gun possibly Benjamin. Est.: $75-$150

Early American percussion pocket or buggy rifle with removable stock and unmarked but similar to E. Allen. Nearly 15 ½” barrel of .45 caliber rifled and 32” with the stock attached. Brown patina finish and good tovery good condition overall with minor storage and use marks from the stock. (Antique) Est.: $700-1400

High quality Ottoman Turk flintlock miquelet carbine with fancy silver ornamentation circa 18th to early 19th century. The barrel measures 34” and 44” overall. Heavy octagon barrel of .80 plus caliber smoothbore. Nicemarking on both the lock and Damascus barrel. The lock is sheathed in sheet silver that is hand engraved. More silver sheet work at the tang area and at the butt as a cap. The wood has been refinished. The condition is goodoverall with some pitting on the barrel. From local estate. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Carlsbad or Southern German flintlock pistol circa late 18th century with cast and engraved brass mounts. Good quality but unsigned. Measures 14 ¼” overall with a 8 ½” barrel of .50 plus caliber. All authenticsmall parts. Ramrod replaced. The action is not quite working. The stock is very good plus. As found and would improve with T.L.C. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Colored etching entitled “Bringing Them In” signed R. H. Palemke; approximately 13.75” x 16.5”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

T.J. Lake painting signed L.R. _____ of high Sierras, approximately 21” x 28”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester 1894 carbine in .30-30 caliber, S/N 1217792 pre-war made 1940. Good to very good condition overall with 10%-20% original blue and good wood. The action is good and the bore is good (Dirty). Front sight hood or cover removed. (C&R) Est.: $250-$500

Colt New Frontier single action revolver, .44 Special caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, smooth wood medallion grips, S/N 13868NF, like new in the factory wood grain cardboard box with inserts.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Winchester Model 1887 12GA lever action shotgun in original good to very good condition, S/N 52966. The barrel measures 30” with original steel butt plate. Good metal surfaces and good to very good stock. Wellmarked. The action is good, the bore is fair to good and may clean. (Antique) Est.: $450-$900

Browning Grade II made in Belgium .22 caliber semi-auto rifle in box, S/N 8T95291. Excellent to near new condition. 99%-100%. (Modern) Est.: $750-$1500

Unsigned oil on board in classic Santa Fe style. Good quality. Similar to Curtis Delano. Est.: $500-$1000

Lot of sling and straps including several good Weatherby sling with quick detachable mounts. Est.: $150-$300

Original two color lobby poster for John Wayne movie “McClintock”; approximately 38.75” x 20.5”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

Original water color and gouache for book cover titled “The Cougar of Canyon”, signed on artist board (illegible signature); approximately 27.25” x 38”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

Colt 1851 Navy revolver London series with iron trigger guard and back strap, London address, S/N 41676. This revolver remains in fair to poor condition with light to heavy pitting, cleaning and filing between thebarrel and frame. The barrel address and Colt’s patent are fully visible. The right top of back strap where the screw enters has sheared off and is missing. The grips are fair to good with some chips and mars. Theaction works. A representative and acceptable example that could be improved. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

19th century Belgium flintlock pistol with brass mounts. Measures 16” overall and approximately .69 caliber. This pistol remains in good to very good overall condition. Traded all over the world andoften seen in golden age pirate movies when Cecil B. DeMille and other producers used authentic antiques. (Antique) Est.: $250-$500

Terra Cotta (Painted plaster) Victorian era bust of Pocahontas. Back bars and saloons along with homes displayed the in the 19th century. Exceptional condition showing most of the paint and only slight damages. Est.:$300-$600

Forged iron stirrups circa 17th to early 19th century with eagle decorations probably Spanish from colonial era. Measures 8” by almost 6” across. In good condition with uncleaned rust and some minor pitting butwell defined engraving. Quality forging and constructed denoting original high cost for important personage. The central mounted eagle faces left and is surrounded by cut and pierce work. Est.: $300-600

Colt 1851 4th Model Navy revolver 4 screw cut for shoulder stock with brass guard and New York address, S/N 127927 (O) marking under the number which indicates supplied with shoulder stock. This revolver is in goodcondition showing some light cleaning and coloring. Traces of cylinder scene with minor pitting and scratching. Sharp address and patent markings. All matching visible serial numbers. The grips are very good plus withsome oil staining a slight dark. A scarce variation. Est.: $1500-$3000

Mexican dress belt buckle with fancy gold and silver buckle. Circa 1900-$1915. Very impressive. Est.: $300-$600

18th to 19th century cast iron crucible with pestle for removing gold and silver ore from rock. Found in New Mexico by Arthur Yates Santa Fe dealer in late 70’s and sold to a local collector as Spanish colonial which wecannot confirm. However genuine antique and over 150 years old in our opinion. Est.: $300-$600+

Early 19th century flintlock pistol converted to percussion possibly German. Measures 15 ½” overall with a 9” barrel of approximately .50 plus caliber smoothbore. Good overall with fore end cap missing and ramrodreplaced. Works well. As found condition and would improve with T.L.C. (Antique) Est.: $225-$450

Signed print Beitina Steinke, 1977 (287 of 1,000); approximately 31” x 24”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Signed print Beitina Steinke, approximately 30” x 24”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Custom Taylor and Company’s Italian-made Model 1873 Modern copy of a SAA revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 7.5” barrel, nickel finish, buffalo horn grips, S/N U44095, in overall excellent condition as customized; with extra cylinder pin and ejector rod. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-800.

19th century Belgium flintlock pistol with brass mounts and marks on the barrel and lock (Possibly Egypt). Measures 16” overall and approximately .69 caliber. Good condition with minor pitting and erosion. The stockshows marks and dings from use. (Antique) Est.: $250-$500

Custom wood double cased set of Llama Especial Models; one gun is .22 caliber, 3.75” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood medallion grips in overall excellent condition with original factory two piececardboard box, S/N 394955; the other is .380 caliber, 3.75” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood grips with medallion, S/N 270140; both are in excellent condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Marlin Model 336C, .30-30, #a864861. Early production with large forend, front sight cover missing, recoil rubber pad added with sling swivels. Est$250-500

1879 $20 U.S. gold Carson City mint. Not professionally graded. V.F. Old collector’s horde. $1400-$2800

Painting signed lower left “G. Pond”, titled on back “Leaving the Cottonwoods”; Winslow, AZ artist, approximately 19.75” x 23.5”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Thomas Lorimer watercolor; approximately 20.5” x 32”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester 1892 SRC in relic condition with scabbard. Brought up from Apache trail from Mexico by tradition. Relic condition. (C&R) Est.: $300-$600

Bradley Swiss made original Mickey Mouse wristwatch, ca 1970’s, bobbing head, offset wind, with leather strap; working at time of description. Est.: $175-350

Lot of U.S. military medals and insignias in large riker case. Est.: $50-100

Lot of 5 boxes of collector ammunition including a box of Winchester .35 Win. for the 1895 rifle, Orange Label; one box of Remington red label 6mm; two boxes of .45-70 blanks and one box of Winchester .45-70. Est.: $75-150

1889 $20 U.S. gold Carson City mint. Not professionally graded. V.F.-Unc. Face shows minor scratches. Nice reverse. Old collector’s horde. $1400-$2800

1847 2 ½ dollar U.S. gold. XF. Not professionally graded. Old collector’s horde. $300-$600

1878 $20 U.S. gold Carson City mint. Not professionally graded. V.F.-A.U. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $1400-$2800

1909 $5 U.S. Indian head gold coin. XF. Not professionally graded. Old collector’s horde. $350-$700

1877 $20 U.S. gold Carson City mint. Not professionally graded. Cleaned slightly. XF. Old collector’s horde. $1300-$2600

Vintage Diamond Hoop Earrings approx. 1.5-2ct total in 14k White Gold. Est$800-1600

Original oil on canvas entitle4d “Soyoko and Black Ogre” by Gordon Pond (1978); signed on reverse and lower left of front, Winslow, AZ artist; approximately 18” x 22.5”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.:$300-$600.

“In the Aspens”, signed L.L. and on reverse with title, Winslow, AZ artist; approximately 18.5” x 21.75”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

1874 $10 dollar U.S. gold Carson City mint. Not pro graded. VF. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $500-$1000

1882 $5 dollar U.S. gold Carson City mint. Not professionally graded. XF-AU. Oldcollector’s horde. EST$375-750

Custom double cased set of Astra Model Constable II DA semi-automatic pistols, .380 caliber, 3.5” barrels, S/Ns K4826 & J0520, blued finish, checkered plastic grips; both in overall excellent condition overall.Accompanied by one factory hard case and one factory cardboard sleeve with inserts. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Custom double cased set of Astra Model A-60 DA semi-automatic pistols, .380 caliber, 3.5” barrels, S/Ns L3769 & R3199, blued finish, black hard rubber grips, magazines to be shipped from Arizona to successful bidder(note: magazines not available to California residents); overall excellent condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Custom presentation cased and custom engraved Llama semi-automatic pistol, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, S/N 976339, blued finish, simulated pearl grips in overall fine to excellent condition with signature “N” on both sides of slide at rear. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Finely custom presentation hardwood cased consecutive numbered pair of Special Edition Llama Minima X9 Model semi-automatic pistols with engraved crowns on both side of rear of slides and noted on plaque in casing as in alimited edition of only 200 guns made for the personal bodyguards of Jordan’s King Hussein, import-marked and S/Ns 07-04-15568-99 & 07-04-15569-99, blued finish, pearl medallion grips and each withan extra magazine numbered to their respective gun. Both guns are in like new condition; 9mm caliber, 3.5” barrels. Accompanied with two Llama red plastic carry cases. (Modern/PPT). Est.:$2,000-$4,000.

Springfield Armory Champion Model compact semi-automatic pistol, .45 caliber, 4” barrel, mat black finish, faux ivory Colt medallion grips, S/N WW106775, in overall fine condition with majority of its originalfinish, fine bore, action, markings and grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Presentation wood cased Smith & Wesson Model 629 Classic DA revolver, factory engraved, .44 Magnum caliber, 5” barrel, stainless steel satin finish on frame and barrel, polished cylinder, custom wood grips, S/NCAY9925, overall fine condition showing some firing but crisp and sharp overall. Accompanied with 2 speed loaders in casing. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Set of 5 original miniature paintings signed Robert Draper. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $200-$400.

Old DeGrazia print, hand signed of Superstition Mountains, AZ.; approximately 16.25” x 21.25”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Western hat with excellent Zuni inlaid hat band in pearl and turquoise with coral; 7-3/8 size; marked “Eddy Bros”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $250-$500.

Lot of authentic Indian beaded and trade necklaces, old and modern but all collected ca. 1950-79 by Elmer E. Taylor (99 year old collector of local fame). From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

Lot of authentic Indian beaded and trade necklaces, old and modern but all collected ca. 1950-79 by Elmer E. Taylor (99 year old collector of local fame). From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

Derringer Rifle & Pistol Works spur trigger revolver, .32RF caliber, 3.5” barrel, period engraved, nickel finish, period ivory grips, S/N 373, in overall very good to near fine condition displaying the majority of itsoriginal finish on frame and barrel assembly, crisp action, sharp markings and beautiful ivory grips showing carved decoration around the grip screw escutcheons. (Antique). Est.: $400-800.

National Derringer, .41 caliber, 2.5” barrel, S/N 416, engraved brass frame, iron barrel, dark bore, action needs work. (Antique). Est.: $400-800

1853 dated U.S. $1 gold not professionally graded. Unc. Old collector’s horde. May be a sleeper. $200-$2000

“Snake Dance”, signed Gordon G. Pond, Winslow, AZ artist, approximately 15” x 18”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

Two miniature pictorial rugs of Yei dancers framed. Collected pre-1972 by Elmer E. Taylor. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $250-$500.

Silver and turquoise belt buckle, concealed knife; note: concealed weapon – DO NOT WEAR – sold as a display piece only. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $200-$400.

Three watches (not running) with silver and turquoise bands; all marked silver; one signed “R.C.B.” (Begay family?) with large and fine nuggets; collected pre-1979. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.:$250-$500.

Moore teat fire spur trigger revolver, .30 caliber, brass frame, engraved, wood grips, S/N 2966 in overall good condition, some scattered pinprick pitting and erosion, crisp action, good grips. (Antique). Est.: $300-600.

Display consisting of South American silver and gold inlaid spur and carved wooden stirrup circa 19th century. Est.: $250-$500

Vintage fancy engraved silver bit. Est.: $150-$300

1810 half dollar not professionally graded XF. Old collector’s horde. $150-$300

$5 U.S. gold dated 1911 V.I. not professionally graded. Old collecotr’s horde. Est.: $275-$550

$10 U.S. gold 1915 dated and not professionally graded XF plus. Old collector’s horde. $600-$1200

$5 U.S. gold dated 1850 (No motto) V.F. Not professionally graded. Old collector’s horde. $200-$400

Original gouache on board signed Robert R. Wagner; approximately 15” x 27”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $100-$200.

Collection of 4 Zuni bolo ties, 2 signed, 1970’s. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $200-$400.

Ring bit with U.S. Cavalry rosettes. Uncleaned and in good condition. Est.: $150-$300

1878 $3 U.S. gold, ANAC graded and slabbed AU58. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $700-$1400

Gold 1oz. 2000 dated eagle in unc. Condition. Old collector’s horde. $1300-$2600

Heavy sterling silver bolo tie, turquoise and jet, in Spanish cross design. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $200-$400.

Custom double cased set of Iver Johnson Pony Model semi-automatic pistols, .380 caliber, 3.25” barrels, S/Ns IJ004431 and IJ007404, blued finish (first gun is mat finished, second is bright polished), simulated pearlmedallion grips, in overall excellent condition displaying little use; casing is lined in black material with descriptive plaques. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Spanish Llama semi-automatic pistol, .38 Super caliber, 5” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood medallion grips, S/N 593690, in overall fine condition showing approximately 98-99% original finish, finebore, action, markings (including Stoeger Arms import stamping) and fine grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Spanish Llama semi-automatic pistol, .38 Super caliber, 5” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood medallion grips, S/N 703498, in overall fine condition showing approximately 98-99% original finish, finebore, action, markings (including Stoeger Arms import stamping) and fine grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Colt 125th anniversary commemorative in original case, book, medallion, display bullets and key, S/N 2761SC. Second generation, .45 Colt caliber, blue and nickel finish with pearl grip. Fancy roll dieengraved cylinder by Alvin White and dated 1814-1964. 98%-99% condition. Possible slight use and near excellent to almost mint. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1200-$2400

1878 U.S. gold AU to UNC from an old collector’s horde. Not professionally graded. Est.: $700-$1400

U.S. 2-position black leather flap military holster for Colt SAA or S&W Schofield revolver, maker marked on the back “Lanz/Owen & Co. Chicago” and of the three rivet variation; in overall very good + condition. Est.: $800-160

Vintage Western Style Buckle Award for 100 Mile One Day Western States Trail Ride. Marked Irvine and Jachens Inc, Sterling and Gold Filled. 4" x 2 1/4". Est$200-400

1876 $10 U.S. gold N.G.C. graded XF45. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $500-$1000

N.G.C. graded and slabbed $10 U.S. gold, AU53 and dated 1840. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $600-$1200

1 lb. silver die struck over size liberty .999 silver coin. Mint. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $200-$400

1 lb. silver die struck over size liberty .999 silver coin. Mint. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $200-$400

1 lb. silver die struck over size liberty .999 silver coin. Mint. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $200-$400

Colt “Ned Buntline” single action revolver, nickel plated, hard rubber grips and in box with display accessories, S/N N81504. Near mint. No evidence of firing of use. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1250-$2500

Exquisite 14 karat yellow gold ladies custom made necklace channel set with over 72 baguette cut diamonds weighing approx. 2.00 carats of G-I colors and mostly SI clarity. Retail $3,000-$4,000 Estimate $500-1000 Verylabor intensive.

Beautifully fabricate emerald and diamond pendant made in 14k yellow gold. 60 diamonds weighing 1.3ct and a fine octagonal emerald weighing approx. 2ct. Est: $500-1000

Set of 16 book volumes of the Time Life Series “The Old West”. Great reference for the Western history student or collector. Est.: $125-$175.

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 DA revolver, .38 S&W Special caliber, desirable 2” barrel, blued finish, custom checkered wood grips, S/N 6K3954, in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of itsoriginal blued finish, some muzzle wear and spots of loss to cylinder, fine bore, crisp action and markings, fine custom grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $450-$900.

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 DA revolver, .38 S&W Special caliber, desirable 2” barrel, blued finish, custom checkered wood grips, S/N 5K30129, in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original bluedfinish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine custom grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $450-$900.

Beautiful custom wood deluxe double casing for Llama semi-automatic pistols in .38 Super caliber. Est.: $100-$200.

Colt New Blackpowder series Whitneyville Hartford Dragoon, S/N 458. Mint in box with papers by U.S. Historical Society. Fully Colt marked. Very high quality and about $500. Compare at retail above $2500. (Antique)Est.: $1250-$2500

4 Piece Western Buckle Set marked Vogt and Sterling hand engraved. Approx. 2 1/4" x 2 1/2". 1950's-60's. Est$150-300

Second generation blackpowder Colt baby Dragoon, .31 caliber, 4” barrel in deluxe case with accessories, S/N 16973. Excellent to near mint other than slight storage marks in grips. (Antique) Est.: $750-$1500

Finely constructed custom deluxe wood double casing for semi-automatic pistols, possibly for Combat Commander style pistols. Est.: $100-$200.

Smith & Wesson marked custom deluxe wood double casing for two Model 15-3’s with 2” barrels. Est.: $100-$200.

“Chief White Cloud” oil on canvas signed L.R. Gabriel; approximately 31” x 25”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Five original Robert Draper miniature. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Five original Robert Draper miniatures. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Five original Robert Draper miniatures. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Oil on canvas signed Gordon G. Pond (Winslow, AZ); inscribed as gift to Elmer E. Taylor (1982); approximately 9” x 11”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $100-$200.

Original oil oil board entitled “The Pasture”, signed Llyod J. Mitchell, known Southern Calif. artist; approximately 23.75” x 30”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $200-$400.

Oil on canvas , Ent. Trading Post, signed Gordon G. Pond (1982); approximately 27.25” x 33.75”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $300-$600.

Classic sterling silver marked and sight belt buckle by Longhorn Co., Dallas, TX. Measures 3 ½” wide showing cowboy on bucking bronco. Nicely engraved back ground. 1950s-60s. Est.: $150-$300

Classic sterling silver marked western belt buckle inscribed “Eddie McGarraugh, May 26,1962” and shows cowboy roping calf. Probably a prize at a rodeo. Measures 3 ½” across the widest point of center. Est.:$150-$300

Vintage sterling marked western style belt buckle with 3 stallions at the center. Hand engraved and measures 3 ½” across the center. Est.: $150-$300

Watercolor of Indian Girl signed L.L. Yazzi (1978) with tepee mark; approximately 17” x 15”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Wide view photo of WW I soldiers marked LL “Co. C, 103 Ammunition Train, Lt. John R. Yose, Comdg.”; approximately 9.75” x 41.75”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Painting of Indian Maiden on board, signed Bill Hampton in lower right, carved frame, 1970 date and inscription to Elmer E. Taylor on reverse; approximately 20” x 17”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.:$200-$400.

Painting by Yellowhair, inscription to Elmer E. Taylor on reverse; approximately 30.75” x 19”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $200-$400.

Carl Moon signed photo of Hopi Snake Dance, approximately 6.5” x 10.5”; sepia tone. Est.: $150-300

Pen and ink of Native Indian with salmon, signed on the lower left “A. Tierella” (?); 6” x 4” overall. Est.: $100-$200.

Dispatch bags in leather; unmarked; WWI – WW II era; good condition. Est.: $100-$200.

O. Yazzie watercolor, approximately 17” x 14”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $100-$200.

Oil on canvas – Mud Head Kachina in Northland Press T-shirt with 2 miniatures (1982); gifted by Paul Jones, artist. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $100-$200.

Original oil signed Ewen L.L.; purchased in 1982 at Call’s Indian Trading Post, Taos, N.M., entitled “Winter Evening; approximately 8.5” x 10.5”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $100-$200.

“Los Ninos” (1980) by De Grazia print; (1980); approximately 26.5” x 30”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300

“The Indian Rabbit Hunt”; approximately 26.5” x 30”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Two original sand painting of “Healers”; one “Healing People” by illegible signed on reverse and another, “Healing God” by Lester Johnson; (1960s to 70s); each approximately 16.75” x 16.75”. From the estate ofElmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of six authentic Confederate notes from collection; various denominations and condition; all hand signed. Est.: $250-$500.

March 5, 1875-dated letter on Remington Armory stationary from Loomis Ransom to Philo Remington concerning steam car engine development and manufacturing; a request for $150 is made and notation indicates Remington check for $150 sent March 10, 1875. Est.: $150-$300.

Two sand paintings by an American Indian artist, collected pre 1974 by Elmer E. Taylor; approximately 16.5” x 24.75”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $150-$300.

“Bidding For a Bride” by Joe Beeler, hand signed, #230 of 250; approximately 27.25” x 37.75”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $200-$400.

Pima lidded basket , Arizona ca. 1920s with old tools inside; approximately 8.75” x 8.75” x 8.75”. From the estate of Elmer E. Taylor. Est.: $100-$200.

Colt Officers Model Flat Top Target in .22 L.R. caliber showing a blue finish, wood grips, S/N 2256409. This revolver remains ingood condition showing considerable blue reaming starting to go to patina. Thereplaced grips are in good condition showing some dings and scratches from carry and use. The bore is good and the action is good.(Modern/PPT) Est.: $250-$500

Remington Rolling Block .50 caliber bayonet with Model 1871 scabbard (Watervliet Arsenal marked); partial hanger; good overall condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Trapdoor Springfield .45-70 bayonet in fair to good condition along with a European socket bayonet, possibly Vetterli, in good to very good condition and a .69 caliber flintlock era European bayonet, #712 in goodcondition plus a British socket bayonet for a .58 caliber musket, possibly Enfield in near fine condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Bonanza lot of 17 hardback reference books including “Civil War Battle Flags” by Gen. C. McKeever; “Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War”; “A History of the Colt Revolver” by Haven and Belden; “Remington RollingBlock Military Rifles” by Layman; “Allen & Wheelock Firearms” by Thomas; “Gunsmithing Guns of the Old West” by Chicoine; “Civil War Collectibles” by Lewis; “The Burnside Breech Loading Carbines” by Ed Hull and many more Est.: $300-$600.

Lot of 20 Little John’s auction past catalogs including scarce Nov. 2000 catalog with Gen. G.A. Custer’s Springfield Sporting rifle; scarce June 2007 Stembridge Armory collection of Movie guns; Nov. 2002 famous Dr. JosephMurphy collection; scarce Jan. 2008 John S. duMont collection, excellent June 2014 catalog with famous Bill Gary Confederate arms collection and the Bob Hope collection plus many more. Great reference materialsfor any gunroom library! Est.: $200-$400.

Schermuly line throwing gun, British, WW II era; approximately 20” overall with handle attached to top of barrel, checkered black plastic grips, S/N 133, strong action, overall good to very good condition. Est.:$200-$400.

U.S. Navy wooden dummy shell, for a MK2, 8” cannon used for training gun crews (ca. 1944); approximately 41” long. Est.: $300-$600.

Model 1874 Eagle U.S. Officer's Buckles. Turn of the century, original near fine condition. Est$200-400

Good Quality and Vintage Western Style Belt Buckle singed Diablo. marked Sterling, hand engraved with Gold Longhorn @center. 3 1/2" x 2 1/2" approx. Est$150-300

Model 1874 Eagle U.S. Officer's Buckles, (2) 1 silvered, 1 gold plated, good to very good condition. Est$200-400

Western Silver Smith's (Vista, CA) marked Sterling Silver Buckle, back inscribed "To Don, with all my love, Connie 8-21-63" 3" x 2". Est$100-200

Turquoise and coral inlayed sterling silver bracelet with watch. The band is marked sterling and features turquoise and coral inlay with a Liberty Tino watch surrounded by silver ornamentation. Est.: $150-$300.

Highly stylized turquoise bracelet for a watch. The band is marked RLB on the underside and there no additional markings. The bracelet band is encrusted with turquoise nuggets and a high degree of detail to the metal work, a nice piece. Est.: $125-$250.

Mexican tooled leather Train Case. The case measures 12” long by 8 ½” across and 6 ½” deep. The inside lid features a mirror and the interior are tiered with a leather tray. This would work as a cosmetic case ortoiletries with the exterior decorated in the Mexican style with an Aztec calendar and flowers depicted. The case is in very good overall condition. Est.: $50-$100.

Yellow metal locket with Indian symbol. The locket is inscribed inside, “I Love you…” The front is decorated with the Whirling Log symbol in colored stones. Est.: $25-$50.

Contemporary glass kerosene lantern. The lantern is in good condition, 12” in height with a glass base and brass hardware. Est.: $25-$50.

Unsigned and unmarked two-tone men’s ring with an Indian chief in headdress portrayed on front. The gold tone accents show totem icons while the remainder of the ring is done in white metal. Est.: $25-$50

Cast metal eagle necklace with 18” white metal chain. Est.: $25-$50.

Apache turquoise and mother of pearl inlayed bracelet. The bracelet is in very good overall condition with stylized feathers and turquoise stones on the sides. The centerpiece is mother of pearl with stoneinlay depicting a Gahn dancer all set in white metal. A very ornate piece. Est.: $125-$250.

Turquoise scarab beetle ring. The ring is unmarked and unsigned with an Egyptian scarab beetle portrayed on top. Est.: $25-$50.

Large sterling silver and turquoise men’s ring. The ring is marked, “MLS STERLIONG NAVAJO” inside the band. The band is relief etched with a Native American scene and topped with a nice piece of turquoise. Est.: $50-$100.

North American Arms mini revolving deringer, .22LR caliber, 1.25” barrel, engraved by Mike Gouse, Master Engraver from Hamilton, MT, stainless, wood grips, S/N L027840, in overall excellent condition in factory twopiece cardboard box and with North American Arms belt buckle. (Modern/No PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Colt Model 1908 semi-automatic pocket pistol, .25 caliber, 2” barrel, blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 381765, in overall very good to fine condition displaying the majority of itsoriginal blued finish with vivid case colors on the trigger, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine grips with two-tone magazine; also accompanied by a leather flap holster. (C&R/No PPT). Est.:$250-$500.

1940 Eagle Buckle, refer Horstmann catalog. Clip back, very good plus condition to almost fine. Est:$100-200

1 lb. silver die struck over size liberty .999 silver coin. Mint. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $200-$400

Approx. 15 books on various subjects, including Arms & Weapons, Illustrated Encyclopedia of Handguns, The Encyclopedia of Firearms, The Firearms Dictionary, The Worlds Fighting Shotgun and many more.Est:$50-100

Approx. 20 books on various subjects, including Small Arms of the World, European Hand Firearms, Disguised Weapons, Small Arms and many more. Est:$50-100

Lot of U.S. Dept. of the Navy hardback books entitled “Naval Documents of the American Revolution, volumes 1 thru 11” (with an extra copy of vol. 11), covering the years 1774-1778. Great reference materials for theserious American Revolution student! Est.: $100-200

Pewter sculpture by Fran Barnum and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Johnny Shiloh”, #007/2500, approximately 4.5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Apr. 25,1988. Est.: $100-$200.

Pewter sculpture by Donald Polland and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Buffalo Hunt”, #2186/2250, approximately 6.5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Apr. 17, 1981. Est.: $150-$300.

Pewter sculpture by Donald Polland and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “When War Chiefs Meet”, #2208/2500, approximately 5.5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Jan. 14, 1988. Est.: $150-$300.

RCBS bench mounted priming tool. Est.: $50-$100

1881 Carson City dollar ANAC slabbed and graded MS64. Not professionally graded. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $125-$250

Two boxes of Weatherby .257 Magnum caliber ammunition. Est.: $50-$75.

Lot of 3 boxes of Weatherby .224 Magnum caliber brass. Est.: $50-$75.

Lot of 10 boxes of Weatherby .257 Weatherby Magnum brass. Est.: $100-$200.

1817 large cent showing 13 stars. Not graded. Old collector’s horde. Est.: $50-$150

Vintage Italian Schuetzen percussion rifle marked P.Bondini, approximately .45 caliber with a 32” octagon barrel. The rifle is in good overall condition with a brass blade front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel and side plate remain in the white with some light surface rust noted. The highly figured smooth wood stock is in good condition with small mars and compressions. The hardware is all brass except for thetrigger guard which is steel. The lot includes a full-length ram rod with a stag grip added. Est.: $375-$750.