'Grade I' Gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1978. Features a lustrous blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable Williams sliding rear sight, Burris 3-9x scope installed on a one-piece Burris base, smooth trigger, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, hinged floorplate with no magazine, steel receiver, padded brown leather sling, point checkered walnut forend, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil & 14” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear, some handling marks/scratches and a small amount of scattered surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is very good, the optics are sharp and the wood stocks are good with blemishes, wear, a 1 ¾” crack extending from the butt on the right side. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

maker marked Mark Tawahongva. From Spike Flanders Silver City NM.

'MK IV Series 70' Desirable Gunsite tuned 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured circa 1981. Features a matte black finish, 5" barrel, MGW barrel bushing, dovetailed blade front sight, dovetailed Novak LoMount rear sight, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, Gunsite branded 8 round magazine, serrated arched mainspring housing, and smooth two-piece figured walnut grips with laser engraved Gunsite insignias. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its custom black finish showing holster wear, and a rust brown patina on the grip safety. Action is sound with a crisp trigger pull, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good with some wear. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic rifle features 16" barrel with M4 groove, flash suppressor, Picatinny rail on top of receiver and gas block, no sights or optic included, polymer upper and lower receivers, forward assist, ejection port cover, collapsing stock, single point sling attachment points at receiver rear, manual safety. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better black parkerized finish with some light scuffs on barrel. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round polymer magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

SN: 16637 High quality bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 6.5x54 Mannlicher–Schönauer, manufactured in Austria by Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G. circa 1955. Features a blued finish, 18.5" tapered barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with brass insert, adjustable flip-up rear sight, Weaver K4-C3 fixed power scope installed utilizing a Pachmayr Lo-Swing mount, double set triggers, swept-back butter knife bolt handle, two-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, removable rotary magazine, and full-length walnut stock with metal nose cap, prince-of-whales grip, bordered point checkering, right handed shadow line cheek piece, sling swivels, black grip cap, serrated black synthetic buttplate & 13 5/8" LOP. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrel and bolt handle. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, carry wear on the magazine and a small amount of scattered pin prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore is bright with good rifling & some pitting and the walnut stock is near fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 10.5" barrel with flash suppressor, 10" skeletonized aluminum hand guard, Picatinny rail on top of receiver and hand guard, no sights or optic included, forward assist, ejection port cover, simple buffer tube at rear with no stock, ambidextrous manual safety. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better black parkerized finish with some light scuffs on hand guard and receiver. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Antique lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1897. Features a blued finish, 26" octagonal replacement barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed Marble’s No. 5 blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable Marble’s semi buckhorn rear sporting sight, smooth double set trigger, knurled hammer spur, smooth walnut forend with metal cap, and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate & 13 1/8” LOP. The barrel is stamped “MODEL 94-“, “WINCHESTER/-TRADE MARK-“, “-NICKEL STEEL -30 W.C.F.-“, “P” in an oval, intertwined “PW” in an oval and “MADE IN U.S.A. WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO./NEW HAVEN CONN.” Rifle retains approximately 25% of its blued finish showing thinned bluing on the barrel & magazine tube, and traces of finish on the receiver with the balance comprised of an aged brown patina. The hammer shows a slight alteration with a small amount of brass added near the top of the face. Action is sound, the bore shows good luster & rifling with scattered light pitting throughout, the markings are very good and the walnut stocks are good with many blemishes. Condition is near NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Three band musket, approx 41" barrel, bayonet lug, ramrod / cleaning rod, sling swivels. Bore shows light rust near muzzle, with transition to shiny bore and visible rifling towards breech. Lock appears functional with stiff operation, shows little of the pitting usually seen on antique flintlocks. Stock is clean, appears lightly cleaned / sanded, many small gouges or dents, small chipped out areas of around lock and cracks around serpentine. Light rust and moderate pitting at muzzle and front band, metal is otherwise mostly smooth, gray or brownish colored with scattered areas of shallow pitting. Front and mid bands are a bit loose. Markings include Delft cartouche on stock (GN), SRA, 1836, crown HF, ELG star, 7570, NB, P. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

SN: 180 US Military issue foraging shotgun built using some musket parts, issued two per company to assist in gathering food. Bore is bright, with a dark streak down the barrel that appears to be tiny pits. Metal is mostly thin brown patina over light gray bare metal; many areas of pitting. Wood is fair condition, serviceable with visible cracks in buttstock, dents and gouges, some erosion of wood around lock plate. Marked "1881" in italics on breech block. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Yugoslavian military semi-automatic SKS pattern service rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, manufactured by Zastava circa 1967-1989. Imported by CAI of Georgia, VT with import mark on the left side of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 22" barrel with 22mm grenade launcher, adjustable hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, flip-up three-dot night sights(in nonworking condition), folding grenade launching sight, underfolding blade bayonet, smooth trigger, manual safety on the right side of the trigger guard, fixed 10 round magazine, braided leather sling, smooth wood handguard, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend, trapdoor metal buttplate containing a cleaning kit & black rubber recoil pad. Matching serial numbers are found on the gas tube, top cover, bolt carrier, bolt (electric pencil), receiver, magazine, trigger guard and stock. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its arsenal finish showing scattered wear and thinning. Action is smooth, the bore is dull with scattered pitting and the wood stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'First Generation' Antique single action six-shot revolver chambered for .41 Colt blackpowder cartridges, manufactured circa 1897. Features a ‘pinto’ style refinish, blued 7 1/2" barrel with one-line address, nickel plated ejector rod/housing with half-moon head, blade front sight, ‘v’ notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, nickel plated hammer with underlined & bordered knurling on the spur, nickel plated fluted cylinder with removable bushing, blued frame, nickel plated grip frame and checkered two-piece factory hard rubber grips with molded Rampant Colt décor. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. The underside of the barrel is marked “v .41” near the frame. Revolver retains approximately 85% of its blued & nickel plated refinish showing holster wear and handling marks. Action appears mechanically sound with four clicks & very good lock-up, the bore is very good, the markings are good and the hard rubber grips are good+ with wear & light inscriptions on the butt. Condition is NRA Good as refinished. ***Antique Firearm***

Double/Single action revolver features 1.875" barrel with fixed sights, 5 shot swing out cylinder, internal lock system, "Airweight" frame, black rubber compact grip. Finish is stainless, with matching color on alloy frame. Bore and chambers are excellent condition. Overall condition is like new, with few signs of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, cable lock, two keys for internal locking system, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

"Bucky O'Neil" done by Jack Osmer numbered #128/300. This bronze is signed by the artist on the back and rests on a lazy Susan pivoting piece of wood. Measures 10" by 24" by 12". A beautiful piece of western art.

US Military revolver features 4" barrel, fixed sights, swing out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring in butt. Wartime "Victory Model" based on five screw K frame Military & Police. Bore is very good to excellent, bright with crisp rifling. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Metal finish is bead blast matte finish, appears parkerized medium gray, slightly brownish tint, 85% coverage with thinning or bare metal at muzzle, high spots, sides of frame. Trigger and hammer retain dull case color. Grips are smooth wood, very good condition with small scratches & dents. Action is smooth with tight lock up. Most markings are deep & even. Markings include "U.S. NAVY" on topstrap. Caliber marking on right side of barrel appears struck low and deeper across bottom; barrel has flat grind mark in this area that may be evidence of rework, change to markings, or wartime expediency. Numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Includes good condition full flap brown leather holster, hook style for US web belt. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

by noted realist artist Joni Falk depicts a pottery and kachina stillife hand signed lower right hand corner. Measures 15.5"X19.5" . Entitled Harmony in Design. Bio-Joni Falk realist painter of still life and landscapes, has lived in Phoenix, Arizona since 1960. She grew up in Chicago, and graduated from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was the Southwest culture and history that compelled her to seek a full-time career in the field of art. She has become known for traditional floral still lifes, western still lifes, Pueblo or Plains Indian landscapes and Indian figures. Falk's exhibitions include The National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, Wyoming; the Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Cheyenne's Old West Museum; The Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, Arizona; and the Desert Caballeros Museum in Wickenburg, Arizona; the McAllen Museum, McAllen, Texas; and the Phippen Museum, Prescott, Arizona.

Semiautomatic pistol features 2.75" barrel, fixed sights in dovetails, manual thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, black nylon zipper case, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

a Trijicon 3x-9x40 with mounts.

Semiautomatic pistol features 4" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, replaceable backstrap inserts with different size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines, two different backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Argentinean military rifle, features approx 29" barrel, straight bolt handle, military sights, sling swivels, bayonet lug with adapter for M91 bayonet, hinged floorplate, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is in very good to excellent condition. Retains 95% blued finish with small spots of thin blue of bare metal at muzzle ring. Receiver and bolt assembly in the white. Wood is in excellent condition with few observed small dents and handling marks. Argentinean crest on receiver. All observed numbers match. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action. Bore is fair to good condition, strong rifling, visible pitting. Cylinder charge holes are good condition. Metal finish is full coverage of brown patina turning to pinprick pitting, traces of blue in protected areas, bare metal showing on high spots. Grips are very good condition black Gutta Percha type, marked "Colt". Cylinder spins freely when trigger is forward. Action operates smoothly and has tight lockup with trigger to rear. Markings include trident stamp, rampant colt in circle, "USN / (anchor emblem) / 38DA" at bottom of frame. Cylinder latch and frame numbered "153". Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

‘Lever Letter Series’ Vintage single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1949 – 1950 with only 2,900 produced. Features a blued finish, 6.75” heavy barrel, serrated patridge front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, installed serrated wide trigger shoe, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, slide catch on the right side of the frame, heel magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame with lever take-down and two-piece fancy checkered walnut grips with thumb rest on the left panel. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing high point edge wear, finish loss on the grip straps, wear on the sides of the barrel and a small amount of light surface rust on right side of the frame. Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are good with blemishes & small losses. Condition is NRA Good+. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator. Two tone finish: stainless slide and black polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

'The Authentic Colt Blackpowder, Signature Series' Small frame single action percussion revolver chambered for .31 caliber ammunition, manufactured in Italy circa 1994-2002. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 4" octagonal barrel, brass cone front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, unfluted five-shot cylinder with roll stamped stagecoach hold-up scene, loading lever, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, nickel plated grip frame with Sam Colt’s signature engraved on the backstrap and smooth one-piece walnut grip. Includes a factory one-piece grey cardboard box with fitted insert & EXCAM marked bullet mold. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing thinning case colors and some rust on the barrel. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood grip is very good. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. Condition is near NRA Very Good in box. ***Antique Firearm***

NVSN Military single shot rifle marked "USN / SPRINGFIELD", features approx 32" barrel, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels. Bore is very good condition. Receiver retains most original blue, with small areas of patina or pitting, scratch marks around screw heads. Remaining metal appears originally in the white, turning an even light gray with areas turning to thin brown patina. Screw slots show damage from incorrect screwdriver use. Tang screw has slightly damaged end showing where it protrudes thru lower tang. Wood is good to very good condition with noticeable gouge on left of forend, other smaller scrapes and dings. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Semiautomatic carbine features approx 16" barrel, buckhorn style sights with front sight hood, sling studs, manual safety, thin rubber butt pad, receiver drilled & tapped for scope base (not included), accepts detachable magazines (one included). Bore is very good or better condition, bright with crisp rifling. Retains 95% blued finish with bare metal at sharp edges. Plastic trigger guard and magazine well is very good condition. Wood stock is very good with some scratches and dings, visible large scuff on right side of wrist. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Chinese made semiautomatic rifle, imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Features approx 20" barrel, adjustable sights, folding spike bayonet, fixed 10 round magazine, cleaning rod under barrel, butt compartment with cleaning kit. Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined. Metal parts retain 90% dark bluing, with some discoloration on receiver cover, thinning at sharp edges. Bayonet spike, bolt and carrier are in the white. Stock is very good or better condition. All observed numbers match. Marked "636" in triangle on receiver left side. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

'The K-38 Combat Masterpiece' Snub-nosed medium frame double action revolver chambered in 38 Special, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1972. Features a lustrous blued finish, pinned 2" barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, serrated .500” case hardened target trigger, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, three screw square butt K target frame with ten-groove grip straps and smooth faux-ivory synthetic magna grips. Revolver retains approximately 96% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear, some scattered scratches and a small amount of surface rust on the right side of the frame. Action is smooth with tight lock up, the bore is pristine, the markings are very good and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring 35 channel set Princess cut Royal Blue Sapphires and Diamonds weighing approx. 3.00 carats set in 14 karat yellow gold setting on a heavy serpentine chain. Retail $3,000-$4,000

US Military rifle with Buffington rear sight, 32" barrel, cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is very good to excellent condition. Original case color on 1884 dated breech block is turning dull gray. Retains 85% coverage bright bluing, with few signs of roughness, some abrasions near muzzle. Wood is very good or better with few small gouges. Markings, inspection stamps, and stock cartouches are mostly crisp & readable; date marking on breech block is even but shallow. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

SN:128731 Falling block lever action single shot target rifle features approx 28" barrel, adjustable target sights, two piece stock with nearly full length forend, sling swivels, curved steel buttplate. Bore condition is good or better, bright with strong rifling. Metal finish is 75% or better, bluing on barrel and lever is dark with little patina; receiver retains some bright blue with mostly gray or brown color, even patina across top of receiver. Nosecap, barrel band and swivels are brown or gray. Rear swivel has a slightly bent shape. Wood is very good condition with small scratches, dents, creases. Wood to metal fit is generally very good. Two line patent/address stamp left side of barrel. Top of receiver marked "US" with flaming bomb emblem. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

antique leather gloves with fringe with a beaded star and moon motif. In excellent condition.

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.375" barrel, adjustable three dot sights, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, striker status indicator, lanyard attachment point at butt, replaceable backstrap, ambidextrous manual safety. Finished in black alloy slide and black polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

‘224-40-NSS-DAK’ High quality Double-Action Kellerman semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson, manufactured in Exeter, NH circa 2013. Features a matte nickel plated slide, 3.5" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed Night Fision orange outlined tritium dot front sight, dovetailed two-dot Siglite rear night sight, smooth trigger, bobbed hammer, no decocker, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine with grip extension floorplate, black hard anodized aluminum alloy frame with knurled front strap and textured black G10 grips with Sig Sauer decor. Includes the original factory hard case with manual and lock. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing some high point edge wear and light handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore mirror bright with what looks to be cluster of pitting half way down, and the G10 grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

7.62x54R SN: 856082 Bolt action military rifle made in the United States circa 1915 for sale to Russia, imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Appears to be an arsenal rework. Features hexagonal receiver, approx 32" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, hinged floorplate, straight bolt handle, sling swivels, manual safety. Bore is good condition,dark with strong rifling, may improve with cleaning. Retains 95% dark arsenal reblue, higher polish on barrel and receiver, more matte finish on bottom metal, with bare metal showing at scraped areas on front band. Bolt assembly is good condition in the white. Stock is excellent, appears Finnish arsenal replacement with finger join in middle of stock. Markings include Russian Imperial Eagle crest, "SA" for Finnish Army, range numbers on rear sight struck thru and replaced on opposite side with new numbers representing meters. Bolt matches serial number. Partial number on floorplate does not appear to match. Condition is NRA Excellent as reworked *** C&R Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel style magazine release. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 80% blue, with wear at sharp edges & high spots, thinning at front and back straps, holster wear at muzzle, handling scratches. Checkered black plastic grips in good to very good condition. Marked "U.S. NAVY PROPERTY", with crossed cannon emblem below. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, manual safety in trigger, frame mounted manual safety, striker fired. All black finish; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one magazine with pinky rest, replacement "flat" mag base, orange colored "inert practice magazine" to allow cocking and dry firing. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

US Military revolver made circa 1899, features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action. Bore is fair to good condition with visible pitting and minor roughness, some visible rifling. Cylinder charge holes are fair to good with little roughness. Retains full coverage of dark brown color over traces of original bright blue, thinning at sharp edges. Grips are good or better condition walnut, small dents and gouges, fit to frame is good. Action is non functional; hammer and trigger operate but cylinder does not rotate as designed. Opening and closing cylinder is sticky. Markings include "JTT" & "RAC" on grips, "US ARMY MODEL 1896" on bottom of frame. Observed numbers match. Condition is NRA Fair *** C&R Firearm ***

featuring a white Pearl measuring approx. 8.00 MM in diameter with an artistic corkscrew design set with 13 round Diamonds crafted in 14 karat white gold.

Double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9mm Kurz, manufactured in West Germany circa 1979. Imported by Interarms of Alexandria, Virginia with import stamp on the right side of the slide. Features a blued finish, 3.3" barrel, fixed blade front sight with white dot, dovetailed square notch rear sight with white bar, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, loaded chamber indicator, push button magazine release, 7 round magazine with flush floorplate, steel frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Includes a smooth brown leather shoulder holster. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing holster wear, handling marks/scratches, thinning on the grip straps and some scattered pin prick pitting/light surface rust. Action is crisp, the bore is bright with sharp rifling & a small amount of pitting and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

.50-70 NVSN New York State Militia single shot rifle. Features approx 36" barrel, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels, hammer has half cock notch. Bore is bright and shiny. Metal is a mostly consistent smooth brown color, with bare metal starting to show on sides of receiver. Wood is good solid condition with numerous dents and gouges. Markings and stock cartouches include: SNY, HBH, B, S, others. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

US military bolt action training rifle features 26" heavy barrel, target sights, detachable magazine, manual safety, sling swivels. Forward swivel can be moved to different positions to adjust firing stance and sling hold. Bore is very good to excellent condition, bright with crisp rifling. Metal finish is a dark bluing, large areas of patina and light pitting on barrel. Wood is excellent with some dents and scratches. Marked "US PROPERTY" on left side of receiver. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

WWII era British military magazine-fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British. Produced in the United States by Savage-Stevens for the war effort via the lend-lease program. Reimported by CAI of Georgia, VT with import marks on the underside of the barrel. Features a parkerized finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight marked for 300 & 600 yards, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, smooth full-length wood handguard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with metal trapdoor buttplate. The left side of the receiver is marked "U.S. PROPERTY”, [flaming bomb] & "S No 4 Mk 1*" and the left side of the butt socket is stamped “66C5214” & “B”. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and bolt handle. Includes a Savage marked No. 4 Mk. II round spike bayonet with metal scabbard and a tan canvas rifle cover. Rifle retains approximately 60% of its arsenal finish with brown patina and scattered light surface rust comprising the balance. Action is smooth, the two-land bore is fair and the wood stocks are near fine. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 2.75" barrel, fixed sights, double action only trigger. All black finish; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one magazine with pinky rest, replacement "flat" mag base, Ruger marked black nylon/neoprene pocket "sleeve" holster. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

‘E29R-9-DSE, Dark Elite’ High quality double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Exeter, NH circa 2012. Features a black Nitron finished stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 3.8" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed three-dot combat night sights, smooth SRT trigger, serrated round hammer spur, decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 13 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, black hard anodized alloy beavertail frame with integral accessory rail, knurled front strap & beveled magazine well, and matte black finished knurled aluminum wrap-around grips with Sig Sauer décor & flared magazine well. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, lock, tools and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing scattered scratches and light wear on the barrel & accessory rail. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the aluminum grips are near fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.5" barrel, three dot adjustable sights, double/single action, ambidextrous manual decocker/safety, ambidextrous magazine release, replaceable grip sleeve. Two tone finish: black colored slide and grip sleeve, purple colored polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines with pinky rest, two replacement "flat" mag bases, different grip sleeve. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

US Military rifle with Round Rod Bayonet, Buffington rear sight, 32" barrel, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is good to very good condition. Metal is mostly an even dark plum brown, with barrel having a lighter yellowish brown color. Breech block color has turned brown with brighter areas of yellowish silver color. Wood is good to very good condition with many small dents and scrapes, several small gouges. Small repair at stock toe appears a color matched epoxy replacement of a missing chip of wood. Markings, inspection stamps, and stock cartouches are mostly clear and readable. Attributed to 1898 issue to Co. E, 2nd NY Volunteer Infantry. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

'.357 Magnum' Vintage large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1955. Features a lustrous blued finish, pinned 6" barrel with knurled sighting rib, ramped patridge front sight, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, serrated .265” case hardened trigger, case hardened .400" target hammer with knurled spur, five screw square butt N target frame with knurled top strap & six-groove grip straps and two-piece diamond checkered walnut Magna grips with inlayed silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel, cylinder, extractor star and right grip panel. Includes a two-page factory letter covering the history of the N frame .357 Magnum revolver, confirming this handguns current configuration as original and stating that it was shipped on April 18, 1955 to Union Hardware Co. of Los Angeles, California. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original bright blued finish showing a thin drag line on the cylinder and some scattered surface rust. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine, markings are crisp and the matching wood grips are very good+. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

'Personal Defense' Commander size single action semi-automatic 1911A1 pattern pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 2004-2006. Features a matte black finished stainless steel slide with for & aft cocking serrations, 4.25" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed Novak’s LoMount three-dot sights, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, extended safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, extended push button magazine release, 8 round factory magazine, external extractor, black finished scandium alloy frame with serrated front strap, knurled flat mainspring housing and S&W branded Crimson Trace Lasergrips double diamond checkered FDE polymer grip with integrated laser sight & pressure switch. Includes the original factory hard case with literature, lock and two Wilson Combat 7 round magazines. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing slide wear and the barrel and a few handling marks/small losses. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring an oval cut Jade piece weighing approx. 8.00 carats framed by 24 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.25 carats with G-H colors and VVS/VS clarity set in an 18 karat yellow and white gold hand crafted setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000

US military revolver features approx 5.5" barrel, fixed sights, six shot swing-out cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring at butt. Intended for use with half or full moon clips. Bore is fair to good condition, mostly bright with strong rifling, a band of light pitting near muzzle. Cylinder charge holes appear smooth and bright. Retains 70% blued finish with bare metal on ridges and high spots, holster wear at muzzle, bluing loss at top strap where patina was removed. Case color on hammer & trigger an even medium brownish gray. Hammer has visible machine marks forming tiny curved ridges. Grips are very good condition smooth walnut. Markings include "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" under barrel, "US ARMY MODEL 1917" on grip bottom, "GHS" in circle on frame left. No Smith & Wesson logo on frame. Serial numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Austrian semiautomatic pistol, imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features approx 4.4" barrel, fixed 3 dot night sights, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Night sights have visible glow in dark conditions. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with some evidence of handling and use. Includes original "Red Label" factory plastic carry case, two magazines, fired cases in sealed envelope Condition is NRA excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

These Argentinean spurs are done in the style of the "Espuela Grande" with rowels that measure 5 1/2". Time has been kind to the spurs and the silver inlay and craftsmanship is excellent.

Austrian semiautomatic pistol, imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features approx 3.25" barrel, fixed sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, slim grip with single stack magazines. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original "White Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, cleaning rod & brush, cable lock, two magazines, mag loader. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

US Military rifle with Buffington rear sight, 32" barrel, cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is very good to excellent condition. Metal is mostly an even plum brown, with little evidence of original case color at breech block. Lock plate has a brighter blue color. Some rust on butt plate. Wood is good to very good condition with many small dents and several small gouges. Wood finish appears to be a light application of varnish. Markings, inspection stamps, and stock cartouches are mostly clear and readable. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

US Military rifle with 1879 style rear sight, 32" barrel, cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is very good condition. Original case color, turning to mottled gray, remains on 1878 dated breech block. Retains 80% coverage bluing, turning dull in areas, with areas of patina or roughness. Wood is very good condition with few small gouges. Markings, inspection stamps, and stock cartouches are crisp and readable. Carved letter "R" on left side of butt, about 1" tall. Attributed to Co. F, 6th US Volunteer Infantry, which served in Cuba during the Spanish American War. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

Wristwatch, Date adjust, Two tone style 18K yellow gold & Steel style with gold face, number 162333/B6252 Chronometer number R757850 includes original box, warranty, original hand tags, and receipt. In beautiful working condition.

and Diamond Ring featuring a honey colored cabochon Chrysoberyl weighing 5.06 carats accented with 30 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats with F-G colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold. Full Appraised Value $11,500 from Accurate Gem Lab Insurance appraisal included.

Stainless steel single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 Magnum, manufactured by Arcadia Machine & Tool in Irwindale, CA circa 1987-1998. Features a matte & brushed finish, 6" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, ramp front sight with orange accent, fully-adjustable Millett rear sight with white outlined square notch, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the slide, heel magazine release, 10 round magazine, two-piece grooved black synthetic grips with molded AMT insignias and Pachmayr pebbled black grip slip-on grip with finger grooves. Pistol exhibits moderated edge wear and scattered handling marks/scratches. Action is crisp, the bore is very good and the synthetic grips are good with some blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 1298 Italian military style drill carbine for blank use only. Appears as approx 3/4 scale copy of Carcano M91. Features 14" barrel, folding bayonet under barrel, military sights, sling swivels, Mannlicher style action accepts en-bloc clips (no clips included). Overall condition is very good with blued metal turning plum brown or light gray, very good to excellent wood, appears complete. Includes two piece cleaning rod in butt trap, canvas sling with leather tabs. Marked "1931 - IX", FNA, Brescia, crown RE. Receiver crest is lightly struck, appears as fasces / axe symbol. Attributed as GI bring back from WWII. Overall very good condition.

With Fluke and Spike Circa 1880. 5 and 5/8th inch crescentic axe blade. 23 and 3/4 inches overall. Etching worn.

Inside a yellow rubber case, marked with contents, 6 Flares, flare gun.

SN: 64-52463 Western style small frame single action revolver with convertible cylinders chambered in .22 Long Rifle & .22 Magnum. Manufactured in 1976 with the barrel roll stamped “MADE IN THE 200th YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY”. Features a blued finish, 5 1/2" barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight with square notch, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot .22 LR cylinder with recessed chambers, ejector rod with flat faced button, steel frame, black anodized alloy grip frame and two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Includes the original factory red cardboard box with hard case with documents and serial number matched .22 Magnum unfluted cylinder with recessed chambers. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing light muzzle wear and scattered handling marks/scratches. Action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near fine with minor imperfections. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Chinese made semiautomatic rifle, imported by KSI Pomona CA. Features approx 16" barrel, adjustable sights, fixed 10 round magazine, butt compartment with cleaning kit, scope mounting dovetail on left side of receiver. Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined. Metal parts retain 95% dark bluing. Bolt and carrier are in the white. Stock is in excellent condition, has hole for cleaning rod and recess for spike bayonet, neither of which are mounted. Barrel has no bayonet mount, no cleaning rod tabs. Has the heavier style barrel that threads into receiver. All observed numbers match. Marked "26" in triangle on receiver left side. Includes very good condition green color Chinese web sling. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

US Military rifle with Buffington rear sight, 32" barrel, cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is very good condition. Case hardened 1884 dated breech block has turned mostly brown with some streaking in a yellowish silver. Barrel bands and nosecap retain 85% blue with signs of wear. Barrel and trigger guard show majority coverage of streaky or mottled brown and dark gray. Wood is very good condition with some dents and gouges, appears very carefully sanded but retains visible cartouches. Stock finish appears to be some type of varnish. Inspection stamps are mostly clear and readable. Includes fair condition (appears original) leather double hook sling. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

with bear paw print and sunface design maker marked Virgil Thomas. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Modular striker fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Italy circa 2018. Features a black Nitron finished slide with full-length cocking serrations, 3.7” barrel, dovetailed three-dot fiber-optic sights with fully-adjustable rear sight, polymer trigger with integrated safety, decocking button on the right side of the frame, ambidextrous slide catch, reversible push button magazine release, 13 round factory magazine, removable serialized chassis and replaceable black polymer grip frame housing with accessory rail, textured front strap & interchangeable backstraps. Includes the original factory hard case with literature, lock, speed loader, spare magazine, two additional backstraps, the OEM sights and a factory branded IWB holster. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Military single shot rifle. Features approx 35.5" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels, special bayonet lug on front band. Bore is bright and shiny. Receiver and barrel retain over 80% blue with bare metal beginning to show on sharp edges and high spots. Bands have turned a satin medium gray color. Hammer, breech block and trigger are in the white. Wood is very good condition with some scratches and dents. Markings and stock cartouches include: crown ARO, FSS, MR, "No. 8404" on butt, Oviedo 1887 cartouche. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

Lot includes brown finish show spurs by Garcia with beautiful inlay work, jingles, and 2" rowels.

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3,7" barrel, fixed 3 dot night sights in dovetails, striker fired, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Night sights have visible glow in dim light. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Sn: 266299 Military single shot rifle. Features approx 35" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels. Bore is bright and shiny. Receiver is mostly bare metal with a slightly gray coloration. Barrel appears blued, with an even dark plum color. Bands are an even dark brownish gray color. Wood is very good condition, appears refinished with varnish, has scratches and dents, gouge on left side of forend. Remington three line address on top tang is visible but faint. Serial number stamped on butt. Crown markings stamped on bands. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Military single shot rifle features 32" barrel, adjustable rear sight, sling swivels, stacking swivel, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is good condition. Metal finish is even dark plum brown, with areas of patina and minor scattered pitting, thinning finish where frequently handled. Wood is very good condition with numerous small dents and scratches. Breech block dated 1873. Markings are crisp and readable with little erosion. Left side of butt stamped "16". Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Croatian semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features 3.3" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, fiber optic insert front sight, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, grip safety, changeable back strap, accessory rail on dust cover, slim grip fits single stack magazines. Finish is black slide over medium gray polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, additional fiber optic replacement material, cleaning brush, one magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

made by Jim Lockwood from Legends in Leather. Overall length is approx 41".

SN: P4319 Italian military carbine features approx 21" barrel, bayonet lug, fixed sights, side mounted sling swivels, butt trap for cleaning rod (three sections present), bent bolt handle, Mannlicher type action uses en-bloc clips (clips not included). Bore is fair to good condition, dark and frosted with strong rifling. Retains 85% dark finish: barrel and receiver are a bright polished looking blue, remainder is a dull dark gray coloration. Stock is in good serviceable condition with some small dents or nicks. Finnish use indicated by "SA" stamp. Marked "Terni", "(crown) RE", "1939 - XVII". Stock cartouche visible. Serial number stamped into butt does not match. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

‘Friends of NRA Edition’ Turkish made striker fired semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Imported by Century Arms of Georgia, V.T. with stamp on the right side of the slide. Features an olive drab green finished slide, 4.47" cold hammer forged barrel, full-length guide rod, dovetailed three-dot steel sights, polymer trigger with integral safety, cocked indicator, decocker on the top of the slide, reversible push button magazine release, OEM 18 round magazine, and desert tan finished polymer frame with integral accessory rail, stippled grip & ODG interchangeable backstrap. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, paddle holster, cleaning tools, additional backstrap, speed loader, spare 18 round magazine and a 20 round magazine. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish showing minor wear on the barrel hood with no other wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

'Interim Production New Model' German made striker-fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 6.35mm, manufactured circa 1919-1921. The ‘Interim Production’ pistols are comprised of First Variation guns, Second Variation guns and some with mixed attributes.This pistol features a blued finish, 3.15" barrel with fixed blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with ‘v’ notch, smooth trigger with niter blued finish, thumb safety on the left side of the frame with push button safety release, magazine disconnect safety, heel magazine release, 9 round magazine, steel frame with side latch and one-piece checkered walnut wrap-around grip. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, slide and barrel. Includes a period brown leather flap holster with belt loop & spare magazine compartment. Pistol retains approximately 20% of its thinned blued finish with the balance of the metal surfaces bearing an aged grey patina with some scattered dark oxidation & pin-prick-pitting. Action is in good working order, the bore is semi-lustrous with good rifling & pin prick pitting and the wood grip is good with wear & a small loss at the top of the backstrap. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

by Patricia Dobson entitled The Olla and the Chili bowl, hand signed, and measures 13"x7" . Bio- A painter of highly realistic Indian pottery still lifes, she works both from photos and from the actual arranged objects. Her oil paintings are characterized by unique shadow effects and surface effects that suggest old, time-worn pottery. Her interest in history began when she spent summers in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains where she was much taken with the sensuality of the smells, colors, and textures. She studied art at Foothills College in California and worked as an electrocardiograph technician in California while raising two children and painting in her spare time. In the mid 1980s, she moved to Scottsdale, Arizona and began to focus on native American themes, especially southwestern pottery.

American made striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol rated for +P 9x19mm ammunition, manufactured Dec. 31 2018. Features a black Nitron finished stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 3.1" barrel with loaded chamber viewing window, captured recoil spring, XRAY3 three-dot tritium day/night sights, smooth trigger, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and black polymer frame with integral accessory rail & stippled grip panels. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, a spare 10 round magazine with flush floorplate and an extended 12 round magazine with finger rest floorplate. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing some edge wear on the barrel and a single spot of wear on the left side of the slide. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent is case. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Kachina buckle by Josef Josytewa (1) kokopeli with maize design made by Leroy Honyaktewa (1) Bird Motif by Steven Pooyouma Kuyvaya From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Vintage tube-fed semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1965. Imported by Browning Arms Company of St. Louis, MO with barrel address style import mark. Features a blued finish, light coverage floral scroll engraving, 19.25" take-down barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, elevation adjustable folding leaf rear sight, integral scope rail cuts in the receiver, 11 round tubular magazine which feeds through the butt, smooth trigger, push button safety, serrated charging knob on the underside of the bolt, checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, light carry wear, some scratches & dings around the scope rail and a small amount of scattered surface rust on the barrel. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, markings are sharp, and the wood stocks are good to very good with blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features tip-up 2.25" barrel with fixed sights, double action only trigger, manual safety. Finish is nickel plated slide & barrel over black polymer frame. Bore is excellent. Overall condition is like new with few signs of handling. Includes manual and hard plastic storage box, one magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New ***- Modern Firearm ***

Hercules Bronze Spurs with horse head design, North and Judd with anchor mark. Straps are good period type.

Military single shot rifle. Features approx 35.5" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels. Bore is bright and shiny. Receiver, barrel and bands retain over 80% dull blue, turning to patina in places, with bare metal beginning to show on sharp edges and high spots. Hammer, breech block and trigger are in the white, turning to brown patina. Wood is good or better condition with some scratches and dents, discoloration and small chips missing near butt plate. Markings and stock cartouches include: "No. 4917" and "FO1895" on butt, Oviedo 1884 cartouche. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Early prison made "Lady Leg" spurs attributed to the Deer Lodge Montana Prison. Bronze 10 point rowels and has copper with silver overlays. Excellent condition.

SN: C6750 Argentinean military carbine made by DWM, Berlin Germany. Features 18" barrel, sling bar, manual safety, military style sights, turned down bolt handle. Bore is very good condition, bright with strong rifling. Retains 85% blue, some high spots worn to bare metal, many scratches on bottom of magazine, bolt assembly is in the white. Wood is in good serviceable condition with many small dings and gouges. Argentinean crest on receiver. Observed numbers match. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Antique Firearm ***

Dutch military revolver features approx 6.4" barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, 6 shot cylinder, side gate loading, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is good or better condition, bright with strong rifling, small areas of pitting near muzzle. Retains 80% blued finish, turning gray in places (top of frame, side of cylinder), with areas of pitting at rear of frame & forward edge of cylinder, shallow patina forming on much of metal surfaces. Several screw slots are slightly damaged. Smooth wood grips are good condition, good fit to metal. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Markings include grip cartouches, crown over "L", crown over "H". Attributed as previously part of a Dutch museum collection. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Fully-operational gas-operated semi-automatic large caliber prototype rifle chambered in 12.7x99mm Browning Machine Gun. Built by Ralf Dieckman of Dieckmann True Position, Inc. in Prescott, Arizona. Mr. Dieckmann is an experienced firearms designed who has worked for Heckler & Koch, Sturm Ruger and McMillan. This rifle was created in the early 1990’s to satisfy the demand for semi-automatic .50 BMG rifle by the McMillan company, though they never pick-up the design. The 35lb target rifle features a black finish, heavy 29” barrel with McMillan 98A four chamber brake, floating gas system with dual extension springs, vertically locking & horizontally reciprocating wedge type breech block, M-14 folding bipod, installed optic rail, smooth wide trigger, cross-bolt safety, Barrett 10 round magazine, folding cylindrical charging handle on the left side of the receiver, steel receiver, A2 style pistol grip and black fiberglass shoulder stock with foam cheek rest. Includes a video of the rifle firing 10 rounds, literature from Mr. Dieckman, extra gas bushings, barrel removal tool, pistol wrench, a dummy .50 cal cartridge, and a dowel disassembly aid. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing light scattered handling marks and wear. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 57853 US Military model of 1896, appears to be a cut down rifle, or a carbine in a modified rifle stock. Features 22" barrel, 1896 rear sight (No "C" marking), sling swivels, manual safety. Bore is good condition with strong rifling. Metal shows a thinning blue, turning gray or brown, with bare metal at high spots and bolt body. Wood is very good condition with dents and some gouges. Stock cartouche at wrist visible but hard to read. Evidence of filler plug installation to close the hole created due to the lightening channel in a rifle stock. Appears to have a rifle handguard, with rifle rear band in proper location. Front sight is proper Krag style; brazing is visible. Barrel diameter at muzzle is consistent with a carbine barrel. Three piece cleaning rod in butt trap. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

This Vintage Navajo Serrated Diamond Wool Rug portrays a simplicity of design with a harmony of color that is just beautiful! A traditional pattern, this takes inspiration from old Crystal trading post designs. The natural and dyed wool includes gray, cream, tan and black and the red, blue and green dyed yarns are beautifully vibrant! Overall, it's woven about 40 wefts to the inch and is 46" by 57". A wonderful textile, this Vintage Navajo Serrated Diamond Wool Rug is one of a kind! Some minor losses which have been photoed.

.43 cal SN: 1863 Two band Mosqueton, military short rifle. Features approx 22.5" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, two position flip style rear sight, sling swivels. Bore is bright and shiny. Metal is smooth, has turned a brownish patina color, with a brighter metal coloration at receiver sides. Wood is in good serviceable condition with numerous dents and gouges. "(Crown) / ARO / 1879" stamp on receiver. Serial number and Oviedo 1887 cartouche stamped on butt. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Brazilian semiautomatic pistol, imported by Taurus International, Hialeah FL. Features 3.25" barrel, striker fired, adjustable 3 dot sights, manual thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator, Taurus locking system. Finish is matte stainless slide over black polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling, some rub spots to slide. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, Two Taurus Locking System keys (also used to adjust sights), one magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

by Denis Milhomme entitled Piece of nature, hand signed and measures 9"x7" . Bio-East of the Sun and West of the Moon. That phrase from a Princeton College song of the 1950's might aptly describe the life path of artist Denis Milhomme. Living a youth that encapsulated a typical rural New England childhood, young Denis epitomized the young kid full of energy and love of his surroundings. He early on displayed artistic leanings, though, and benefited from instruction as early as age 8. Progress in drawing covered exposure to pencil, pastel, watercolor and finally oils by the age of 15. Yet, Denis was still anchored in the usual teen activities and early jobs that kept him wed to the outdoor and nature. His early marriage was a misstep and in moving on with his life, Denis severed his Lowell, Massachusetts origins and headed West for California. A variety of jobs left him unfulfilled and he gradually drifted into art. That change was enhanced with professional workshops, study with well known artists such as Robert Abbett, and participation in art fairs that were then emerging as venues for new and relatively unknown artists. Just before age 30, Denis met his true Northstar and lifetime mate, Lorene, who injected the missing ingredient of confidence in his own worth as an artist. Lorene's prodding and encouragement coupled with her muse-like qualities, led to the moment of truth for Denis like so many artists, that being cutting the cord from wages to embark on a career as an easel painter. The formative years of observation, study, experimentation and innate sense of color and wonderment distilled quickly into an unmistakable style of realism that Denis refers to as "natural realism". In his hands, though, it is not photographical or photorealism, but a manifestation of his love of nature and compulsive dedication to the details of his subject matter. Denis and Lorene created the perfect house and studio location with their move to the edge of Sequoia National Park in the verdant surroundings of trees, rivers, and mountains, yet so close to the desert whose subject matter continues to extract new sensations and visceral interpretations of what he sees before him. Milhomme's career is now firmly established with important awards such as Arts for the Parks Region II Winner-1993, Arts for the Parks "Best in Landscapes-2006', Arts for the Parks Franklin Mint Award, Best of Show @ Phippen Western Art Show-1993, First Place in Oils at Southwest Art Festival, and many others now on his resume. He is especially proud of his participation in the American Masters show at the Autry National Center, the Quest for the West show and sale at the Eiteljorg Museum of Native American and Western Art, and several miniature shows such as Small Wonders-Great Works at the Cowboy Hall and the Settlers West Gallery Miniature show. Denis Milhomme's paintings are now adorning the walls of many important collectors. Some question his concentration on smaller canvasses, but his labor intensive approach inherently limits production. Naturally, his gallery representation suffers from lack of production and inventory because his works sell almost immediately upon hanging. Nevertheless, Milhomme is content to produce 35-40 works each year which he can proudly offer his followers, knowing that few will go unsold.

US Military rifle with Round Rod Bayonet, Buffington rear sight, 32" barrel, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is good to very good condition. Metal is mostly an mottled dark gray with some silver color highlights. Breech block color has turned brown mixed with silver color. Wood is very good condition with many small dents and scrapes, several small gouges. Wood appears to have a thin coat of varnish. Markings, inspection stamps and stock cartouches are visible and readable. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Russian made semiautomatic rifle, imported by NHM, Sacramento CA. Features approx 20" barrel, adjustable sights, folding blade bayonet, fixed 10 round magazine, cleaning rod under barrel, butt compartment with cleaning kit. Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined. Metal parts retain 95% dark bluing. Bayonet blade is in the white. Stock is very good or better condition. All observed numbers match the original Russian serial number. Marked "arrow in star" for Tula Arsenal. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

Double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Prescott, AZ circa 2012. Features a black anodized aluminum slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 3.5" stainless steel barrel with loaded chamber inspection port, full-length guide rod, dovetailed three-dot sights with fully adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, ambidextrous safety/decocker on the frame, magazine disconnect safety, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, and black polymer frame with integral accessory rail & interchangeable rubberized grip. Includes the original factory cardboard box, padded soft case, spare magazine and two additional rubberized grips. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

#060551 German flare launching pistol features approx 6" barrel, break open single shot, single action trigger, lanyard ring at butt. Stamped steel construction, finished in bare metal, light to medium silvery gray color, appears generally free of rust or pitting. Grips are grooved brown bakelite. Smooth bore is good condition with some roughness or shallow pitting. Grips are good condition with some nicks and scratches. Markings include "euh" on left side. Includes one empty or spent shell case with no primer. Condition is Very Good.

SN: 32364M Small/medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1977. Features a blued finish, 4" tapered barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, long fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, steel frame and checkered walnut grips. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing some light scratches and scattered rust/pitting on the cylinder & top-strap. Action is smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features 2.8" barrel, fixed sights, striker fired, coin slot takedown latch. Finish is matte blue slide over black polymer frame with black rubber inserts. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, one magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Dutch military revolver used by the Netherlands Colonial Army. Features approx 4.25" octagonal barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, side gate loading, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is fair to good condition with some dark streaks. Charge holes are fair condition, light patina or other discoloration noted. Retains 85% blue, dull and graying with bare metal on corners and sharp edges, patches of patina and tiny pits on sides of barrel and sides of frame. Checkered wood grips are good condition with denting and signs of use, good fit to frame. Action is smooth, with a heavy DA pull, good lock-up. Markings are fairly crisp, readable. Frame numbered "1924". Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Antique French military muzzle loading single shot percussion pistol with .60 caliber bore, manufactured circa 1842. Features a 6.75” part-octagon barrel, no sights, captive steel ram rod, steel belt hook, smooth trigger, brass trigger guard & barrel band, back action lock and smooth walnut stock with brass butt cap & steel lanyard ring. Markings: Tang – “Mle 1837”. Lock - “Mre Rle/de Tulle”. Barrel – “1842”, “A.C”, & various proofs. Stock – “33”, “V” & other marks. Grip Cap – & what appears to be intertwined block letters. The barrel displays a thin brown patina, the brass displays a pleasing aged patina and the balance of the steel parts are predominantly in-the-white. Action is sound, the smooth bore is excellent and the wood stock is very good with dings & scrapes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is fair condition with visible pitting and minor roughness, strong rifling. Cylinder charge holes are fair to good with little roughness. Metal is full coverage medium brown color with bare metal showing at muzzle ring, on cylinder where cylinder bolt rubs, on sharp edges. Grips are good or better condition walnut, small dents and gouges, fit to frame is good. Action does not work properly. Cylinder is loose, does not lock up. Markings include deeply stamped "2 / TR / 32" on left grip, "US ARMY MODEL 1894" on bottom of frame. Observed numbers match. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Antique Victorian Dresser East Lake Style with walnut construction and burled wood accents. Two large drawers with one smaller drawer. Mirrored back with white marble top. Original brass hard wear. Measures 87" by 46" by 19" and is in excellent condition.

Double/Single action revolver features stainless steel construction, approx 2" barrel with fixed sights, 6 shot swing out cylinder, black rubber grip with finger grooves. Bore and chambers are excellent condition. Overall condition is like new, with few signs of handling, visible cylinder drag line. Includes original factory hard plastic box, triggerguard lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

'Jungle Carbine' WWII era British military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured at the Royal Ordnance Factory in Fazakerley, Liverpool circa 1944. Imported by CAI of St. Albans, VT with import marks on the right side of the barrel. Features a black painted finish, 20.5" barrel, pinned front sight base with protective sight ears, cone style flash suppressor & bayonet lug, dovetailed patridge front sight, receiver mounted folding aperture sight graduated to 800 meters, smooth trigger, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, 10 round detachable magazine, sling points, hollowed bolt handle, 'lightening cuts' on the receiver & barrel, steel buttplate with rubber recoil pad, and three-piece smooth wood stocks. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle and forend. The left side of the receiver is marked "No5MK1ROF (F)/11/44 D5021” and the left side of the butt socket is stamped “D5021”. Rifle retains approximately 10% of its black painted finish with the balance of the metal surfaces displaying a brown patina with some light scattered surface rust. The left side of the front sight protector is damaged showing a break on the rear of the loop. Action is smooth, the bore is fair, the markings are faint but legible and the wood stocks are fair with blemished, losses & large chip along the top of the wrist. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1992. Features a blued slide, 4.5" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, three-dot sights with drift adjustable rear, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spue, ambidextrous safety/decocker on the slide, ambidextrous push button magazine release, 15 round magazine, matte black finished aluminum frame with lanyard loop on the butt and grooved black polycarbonate grips with molder Ruger decor. Includes manual. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing edge wear on the slide and scattered losses/wear on the frame. The blued slide and slide stop have turned plum, the grip screw heads are damaged and the magazine body has scattered surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: KU291846 High quality 1911A1 style single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a matte finished stainless steel slide with scale textured top strap & rear cocking serrations, bushingless 3" stainless steel barrel, full-length guide rod, dovetailed three-dot night sights with drift adjustable rear sight, serrated match grade trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, ambidextrous extended safety on the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, satin finished aluminum frame with scale serrations on the frontstrap, knurled flat mainspring housing, and zebrawood grips with scale pattern texturing & laser cut Kimber insignias. Includes the original factory hard case with documents and take-down tool. Pistol exhibits minor wear and some light oxidation. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

'Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943-1947. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed Poly Choke compass in the comb & ill-fitting serrated black synthetic buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 70% thinned bluing showing carry wear, scattered handling marks/scratches, and oxidation on the left side of the receiver. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent, markings are sharp and the wood stocks are near good with blemishes, small losses & moderate chip in the toe. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a vintage mens watch has a stainless steel back, and has 18kt heavy gold, electroplate bezel. The watch face glass is marked "Accutron" and has scratches. The band for this watch stretches to fit. Serial number on the back reads B59586. In fair non-working condition.

Push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1975. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with bead top, Williams rear sight base (missing sliding sight), unmarked 3-9x scope mounted with see-through rings, engine turned bolt with swept back handle, three-position safety on the right side of the bolt sleeve, serrated wide trigger, alloy trigger guard, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, brown leather sling with quick-detach swivels, and checkered walnut semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with black forend/grip caps, right handed cheek piece, slip-on cartridge carried, poorly fitted Limb Saver recoil pad & 14 3/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing scattered wear and some oxidation/light surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is good, the optics are clear with duplex reticle and the wood stock is good with blemishes & a couple gouges. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Solid sterling Hopi cuff with geometric design. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City NM. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, kachinas, kokopelli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes several sterling silver conchos, spots, buckles, molds for conchos, and more. Note: some are sterling, some are plate, and some are nickel.

Peterson Thulin M. Peterson Illinois, USA. Victorian Age organ with intricate spindle back with hand painted panels with fruit and nature scenes. Near excellent working condition. Measures 74" by 44" by 22".

Semiautomatic rifle features 16" barrel with M4 groove, flash suppressor, Picatinny rail on top of receiver and gas block, no sights or optic included, polymer upper and lower receivers, forward assist, ejection port cover, collapsing stock, single point sling attachment points at receiver rear, manual safety. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better black parkerized finish with some light scuffs on barrel. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round polymer magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Features approx 6" barrel, six shot cylinder, fixed sights with rear sight part of hammer nose, single action, side loading, square "saw handle" grip angle, lanyard ring. Bore is fair to good condition, some brightness and strong rifling. Charge holes are fair to good condition. Barrel and cylinder have a dark even patina finish, moderate pitting on barrel towards muzzle, fairly smooth around cylinder. Frame, trigger and hammer are brown patina over brighter silvery color. Smooth wood grips are good condition with good fir to frame. Action cocks and rotates cylinder, cylinder does not lock up. Barrel assembly slightly loose on frame. Markings include proofs, "OVIEDO 1871" on frame. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

carved by E.L. Watkins measures 20"x22" on round wood base.

Russian military revolver imported by CAI, Georgia, VT. Features 7 shot cylinder, single or double action, approx 4.5" barrel, side gate loading/unloading, lanyard ring at butt, fixed sights, checkered plastic grips. Bore and cylinder charge holes are in very good condition. Retains 95% arsenal reblue,with some scuff marks and scratches. Plastic grips are excellent condition. Operation is smooth, locks up tight. Tula factory mark on left side of receiver is old style (pre-1912), partially removed, probably during arsenal rework process. New serial number applied during import. Includes very good condition leatherette flap holster, cleaning rod, lanyard, screw driver. Condition is NRA Excellent (as rebuilt) *** C&R Firearm ***

Featuring a gorgeous queen size bed frame of solid cherry with furled wood accents, headboard measures 100" tall by 58" wide, bed frame has been modernized with metal frame insert. In overall fair to good condition with repairs and cracks. Antique Victorian Chest with drawers that has (2) Large (2) Small drawers with a marble top, brass hardware, carved wooden back with inset mirror 101 1/2" tall by 46" wide by 19" deep. And also included is a matching Victorian Side table with a lower gallery cabinet that has a single drawer with matching pulls and marble top 30" tall by 29 1/2" by 16 1/2" deep.

Government sized 1911 style semiautomatic pistol features bright polished sides of slide, black finished elsewhere, approx 5" threaded barrel with thread protector, fixed 3 dot sights in dovetails, extended ambidextrous manual safety, beavertail style grip safety, black checkered grips. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external appearance is Excellent, like new, few signs of handling. Includes factory plastic case, manual, cable lock, different front sights, various tools, one magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Features a black finished slide, 4.02" barrel, white dot front sight, dovetailed rear sight with white outlined square notch, trigger safety, push button magazine release, factory 15 round magazine and durable black polymer frame with integral accessory rail, textured finger groove grip & provisions for interchangeable backstraps. Includes the original factory hard case speed loader, spare magazine and four backstraps. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its black coated finish showing only minor wear on the barrel. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Man in the maize made by Clement Home (1) Geometric design made by Clement Home From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Cannon charge size, circa 1861. Stamp from the distributor on label reads "W. Pollard & CO. Boston. 1861".

Center marquise cut diamond surrounded by eight diamond second wedding band was added with 14 marquise cut diamonds ring has been custom made and is a size 6.5.

US Military revolver manufactured for Lend-Lease to Commonwealth Forces in WWII, features 5" barrel, fixed sights, swing out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring in butt. Wartime "Victory Model" based on five screw K frame Military & Police. Bore is very good to Excellent condition, bright with crisp rifling. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Metal finish is dark gray parkerizing, 95% coverage with bare metal showing at sharp edges. Trigger and hammer retain dull case color with bare metal showing where these parts rub against the frame during operation. Grips are early style commercial style, checkered with silver color "S&W" medallions, good condition with scratches, dents, a few small chips . Action is smooth with tight lock up. Markings include flaming bomb emblem & "US PROPERTY G.H.D." on topstrap, flaming bomb & "G.H.D" on bottom of grip strap. Numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

SN: H006494 Italian made reproduction of the Remington 1863 New Model Pocket single action percussion revolver with a .32 Smith & Wesson cartridge conversion cylinder. Features a blued finish, 3.5" octagon barrel, brass round blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight, smooth spur trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted five-shot cartridge cylinder, loading lever, steel frame and two-piece smooth walnut grips. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its blued finish showing light wear. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good+. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

WWII era double size aluminum M2 Carbine cutaway training tool. Has a functioning action with selector switch, detachable magazine, and wood stock. Measures 71" long. Condition is Very Good.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a pocket watch has a rolled gold case done by WP & Co. This watch is from the 4th series of watches that started in 1871 and has the serial number 33223. Size 18 (N). and is in Good, working condition.

featuring 14 round Diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carats with light Champagne color set in 14 karat yellow gold settings. Retail $2,000-$3,000

(1) larger sterling with deer motif (1) Geometric pattern Both sterling made and marked by Willie Yazzie From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

American made single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1973. Features a blued finish, 4.75" tapered barrel, pinned patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety/bolt catch on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, factory 9 round magazine and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with a black/silver Ruger medallion on the right panel. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing some bright scratches, thinning on the backstrap and scattered light surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the plastic grips are good. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Antique German made tip-up single shot parlor pistol chambered for .22 Short & .22 CB. Features a blued 8” octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, rounded straight bow trigger, finger rest trigger guard, nickel plated frame, niter blued hammer with knurled spur and two-piece smooth walnut grips. The frame is marked "GESCHUTZT" (protected), /"U", & /"B". The barrel is proofed "0.05gr N.G.P. M/71", "1gr B", /"B", /"G", /"U", & "611". Pistol retains approximately 80% of its original finish showing edge wear and scattered losses on the frame. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near good with several hairline cracks. Condition is NRA Fine. ***Antique Firearm***

'M&P Heavy Barrel Stainless’ Stainless steel medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1982-1988. Features a brushed finish, 3” heavy barrel, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, .312” smooth combat trigger, .265” service hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, three screw round butt K service frame and one-piece pebbled black rubber wrap-around finger groove grip with molded S&W insignias. Includes a set of smooth rosewood magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Revolver exhibits a moderated amount of wear showing scattered handling marks/scratches and thin drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, bore is pristine and the rubber grip is fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

including sterling money clip, Bird bolo, and bear paw print key chain. all marked pieces

SN: 1886 Two band Musketoon, military short rifle. Features approx 23" barrel, two position flip style rear sight, sling swivels. Cleaning rod under barrel is missing. Bore is bright and shiny. Retains 75% blue turning to plum, bare metal at sharp edges, many tiny dents or gouges in a few areas on receiver. Wood is in good serviceable condition with numerous dents and gouges. Forend escutcheon screw is over tightened, causing some crushing of wood and part of screw tail sticking out past wood. "(Crown) / ARO / 1886" stamp on receiver. Serial number and Oviedo 1886 cartouche stamped on butt. "N36" stamped left side of wrist. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.25" barrel, fixed 3 dot sights, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, slim grip with single stack magazines. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one finger rest magazine, one flush fit magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Russian (Soviet Union) military revolver made during World War II (1944) and imported by CAI, Georgia, VT. Features 7 shot cylinder, single or double action, approx 4.5" barrel, side gate loading/unloading, lanyard ring at butt, fixed sights, checkered wood grips. Bore and cylinder charge holes are very good to excellent condition. Retains 95% arsenal reblue, with some scuff marks and scratches. Wood grips are excellent condition. Operation is smooth, locks up tight. Izhevsk factory mark on left side of receiver. Includes very good condition leatherette flap holster, cleaning rod, lanyard, screw driver. Condition is NRA Excellent (as rebuilt) *** C&R Firearm ***

SN: 08555 Military single shot rifle. Features approx 35" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels. Bore is bright and shiny. Receiver is mostly bare metal with areas of thin brown or gray coloration. Barrel and bands are an even dark plum brown color. Rear band is a bit loose. Wood is in good serviceable condition with shallow gouges and dents, several areas of dry wood. Remington two line address on top tang is visible but faint. Serial number stamped on butt, near "MTZA HABANA 1880" cartouche. Crown markings stamped on bands. "FB" stamped over chamber. Includes good condition double hook leather sling. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

SN: 27948 US Military carbine, dated 1895 with no "model of" marking on receiver. Features 22" barrel, 1896 rear sight with "C" markings on ladder and on side of sight base, sling bar with saddle ring, manual safety. Bore is good condition with strong rifling. Metal shows a thinning blue, turning gray or brown, with bare metal at high spots and bolt body. Wood is very good condition with dents and some gouges. Stock cartouche at wrist visible but hard to read. Handguard in good useable condition, front ring is missing a small piece (hidden under band - not visible when assembled). Attributed to being within 3 numbers off from the serial number range of known Rough Rider assignments. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

all made by Clifton Mowa all marked all sterling. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Belgian made large frame double-action-only Lefaucheux brevette pinfire revolver with an approximate 11mm bore. Features a nickel plated finish, 6 3/8 part octagonal barrel, dovetailed bead top post front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, rounded trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod, lanyard ring on the butt and smooth wood grips. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its cloudy nickel plated finish showing some scattered losses on the top of the barrel. The action is in good working order other that the trigger does not reset on its own, the bore is very good and the wood grips are very good. Condition is NRA Fine. ***Antique Firearm***

The Goodyear No. 4 "Candy Car" signed by Irish race car driver from the 70's era.

Double-action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Germany by German Sport Guns GmbH circa 2008. Imported by Sigarms Inc. of Exeter, N.H. with import marks on the right side of the slide. Features a matte black finished aluminum-zinc alloy slide, 4" barrel, high contract three-dot sights with drift adjustable rear sight, smooth polymer trigger, serrated round hammer spur, decocker on the left side of the frame, ambidextrous safety on the slide, internal key lock safety, push button magazine release, factory 10 round steel magazine, black polymer frame with accessory rail, and two-piece textured black synthetic grips with Sig Sauer decor. Includes the original factory hard case with manual. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor scuffs with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

This stylish ring is crafted from 14kt white gold featuring Sapphires and Diamonds. The three stone look features .60 carats of Blue Princess Sapphires set into a spin off of the Past Present and Future design set into a single row design. The .13carats of Baguette Diamonds are set in between each Sapphire in the ring. The 14kt white gold ring weighs 3.8 grams.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes an engraved case has a floral motif and is signed on the inside "Made and Engraved by Conrad S. Anderson for Jim Lockwood". The backside has a crest and the name "Lockwood" on a banner engraved.

Modular break action single shot target pistol with .22-250 Remington chambered barrel. Features a blued finish, factory 15" barrel with recessed crown, raised patridge front sight, factory 2.5-7x scope, serrated trigger with adjustable overtravel stop in the trigger guard/lever, serrated hammer spur, black nylon sling with quick-detach swivels, smooth walnut Schnabel forend and finger groove pistol grip with black synthetic cap. Includes a TC branded faux-wool lined soft case and the original factory boxes for the receiver & barrel. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing some scattered scratches and a couple small spots of bright wear from the moving parts. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent, the optics are sharp and the wood stocks are near fine with some blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Solid sterling with geometric design. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, kachinas, kokopelli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

Round cut diamonds set in 14kt yellow gold.

Highly engraved, shows the Mexican influence of the time. Spurs are very early, marked, and have newer leathers. The rowels are 9 point.

Scarce Austro-Hungarian military rotary breech block action single shot service rifle chambered in 11.15×58mmR, manufactured by Österreichische Waffenfabriksgesellschaft (who would later become Steyr) circa 1881. Features a 22.3” barrel, blade front sight, flip-up ladder style rear sight graduated to 1,400 meters, single barrel band, steel ram rod, rounded trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, back action lock, rotating drum breech block with large knurled finger paddle, steel triggerguard with integrated hand rest, dark brown leather sling and near-full-length straight grip smooth walnut shoulder stock with smooth steel buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, receiver, breech block, hammer, extractor bolt head, buttplate and sling swivel escutcheons. Other markings: Barrel – “St81”. Receiver – OWG monogram. & Lock – OWG monogram and “81”. Rifle appear to have been carefully cleaned showing a nice silver patina with scattered dark oxidation and pin prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore is semi-lustrous with good rifling & scattered pitting and the walnut stock is near good with blemishes, hairline cracks & repairs. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Stainless steel 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Brazil by Forjas Taurus. Features a matte finish with polished flats, 5" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed Heinie Straight Eight sights, serrated ‘three-hole’ trigger adjustable for overtravel, serrated round hammer spur with internal key lock safety, ambidextrous frame mounted safety, upswept grip safety with memory bump, fore & aft cocking serrations on the slide, push button magazine release, factory 8 round magazine, knurling on the frontstrap & on the underside of the triggerguard, knurled flat mainspring housing, and double diamond checkered black synthetic grips with molded Taurus decor. Includes a factory hard case with manual, tools, keys, cleaning brush and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits some bright superficial scratches with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Features approx 6" barrel, six shot cylinder, fixed sights with rear sight part of hammer nose, single action, side loading, square "saw handle" grip angle, lanyard ring. Bore is poor condition, dark & rusty with little visible rifling. Charge holes are poor to fair condition. Barrel and cylinder have a medium grayish brown coloration over pitting. Frame, trigger and hammer are brown patina over brighter silvery color, with slight roughness and shallow pitting. Smooth wood grips are good condition, with good ft to frame. Action cocks and rotates cylinder with good lock-up; cylinder is free to rotate when hammer is released. Ejector rod is missing its stop, can slide right out of frame. Loading gate is missing latch, does not stay closed. Barrel assembly slightly loose on frame. Markings include proofs, "OVIEDO 1891" on frame. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Reversible very high quality with one coral and one turquoise side marked VMB set in sterling with matching turquoise earrings.

Nickel Silver engraved overlaid design, maker marked, good condition.

Features a dummy receiver/upper internals with all other original parts. Configuration: 10.5" tapered barrel, fixed sights, aluminum receiver marked "THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN/CALIBER .45 M1A1/NO.", 30 round magazine, tan canvas sling and walnut stock set. Great looking display model. ***Non Firearm***

SN: 265-32777 Stainless steel small frame western style single action revolver with convertible .22 Long Rifle & .22 Magnum cylinders, manufactured in Newport, NH circa 2010. Features a satin finish, 5 1/2" barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot .22 LR cylinder with recessed chambers, ejector rod with flat faced button and smooth brown laminated wood grips with silver & black Ruger medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with literature, spent case, lock and a non-fluted .22 Mag conversion cylinder. Revolver exhibits some light handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Solid sterling maker marked includes handmade chain. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, kachinas, kokopelli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

‘Woodland Night’ Single action semi-automatic sub-compact pistol built along the lines of a scaled-down 1911A1 and chambered in 9x19mm. Features a matte black finished stainless steel slide, 3.15” stainless steel barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed three-dot sights, serrated trigger, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine with grip extension floorplate, matte grey finished aluminum frame, knurled flat mainspring housing and Crimson Trace double diamond checkered olive drab Lasergrips with integrated laser sight & pressure switch. Includes a factory zippered soft case with manual and a factory flush fit 6 round magazine. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing light edge wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the laser is in good working order with fine grips. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Schmeisser' Magazine fed semi-automatic rimfire rifle modeled after the iconic WWII era STG-44, manufactured in Germany circa 2013. Imported and marketed by ATI of Rochester, N.Y. with import marks on the right side of the receiver. Features a black finish, 16.25" barrel, raised & hooded blade front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, smooth trigger, safety selector on the left side of the grip frame, spring loaded ejection port cover (does not latch closed), stacking rod, cylindrical charging handle with flared tip, push button magazine release, factory 25 round magazine, period style leather sling, ventilated metal handguard, grooved brown synthetic pistol grip and smooth wood shoulder stock with trapdoor & grooved bare butt. Includes the original factory cardboard box with literature and spare magazine. Rifle retains approximately 99% original finish showing little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Set In 14k Yellow Gold, Center Round Cut Diamond Surrounded By 6 Round Cut It A Square Two-tone Vintage Design.

Includes 5 inch artillery shells marked "MK67, MOD 3" Head stamped "MK45" 33" tall, (5) 25mm shells marked in M28 Links, and WWI 4in, 50cal naval shell, brass, 33 3/4" tall, MFG CO dated 1918 J.B.S Inspector Marked, naval anchor.

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is very good or better, with bright appearance. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Blued magazine appears good, color turning plum. Screw slots are generally good. Wood is very good condition with many small dents. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are tight. Markings include: 1873 Delft; W crown; other proofs. Observed numbers match. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

All Hand Made Doll Leather Construction With Beautifully Beaded Dress And Legging, Real Human Braided Hair With Fringed Dress.

Western style single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Italy by F. LLI Pietta. Imported & marketed by Heritage Mfg. of Miami, FL with import marks on the left side of the frame. Features a fully blued finish, 5 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod, and one-piece smooth cocobolo grip. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing light scattered handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the bore is very good and the wood grip is fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better with strong rifling. Metal is brown color, mostly uniform patina; bolt is mostly grayish bare metal, with some patina forming. Screw slots are generally good. Wood is fair to good condition with many small dents and gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: 1877 Maastricht cartouche; W crown; other proofs. Barrel marked 2727. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

by A. Broch depicts a European waterway image size 30"x21"

Double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Germany circa 2011. Imported by Smith & Wesson of Springfield, M.A. with import marks on the right side of the frame. Features a matte black finished slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 3.5" barrel with threaded extension, knurled thread protector, full-length steel guide rod, white-dot front sight, windage adjustable two-dot rear sight, serrated polymer trigger, serrated round hammer spur, ambidextrous safety on the slide, ambidextrous paddle style magazine release, factory 10 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and black polymer frame with integral accessory rail, textured grip & interchangeable backstrap. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, tools, additional front sights, additional backstrap and a spare magazine with a screw retained floorplate. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its black finish showing some bright wear on the barrel extension with little wear observed elsewhere. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Sterling watch band with geometric designs maker marked. And a Pair of sterling cuff links also maker marked . Both done by famous Hopi Silver smith Lawrence Saufkie marked. Bio-Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many wellknown museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

Set in 10k yellow gold with a vintage design.

featuring a 0.60 carat ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamond surrounded by 18 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats with G-H colors VS clarity set in 18 karat white gold setting. Retail $5,000-$6,000

Martini action single-shot target rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in England by The Birmingham Small Arms Company. Features a blued refinish, 29" heavy barrel with recessed crown, Parker-Hale globe front sight, adjustable receiver mounted Parker Hale PH25A aperture sight, installed scope rail, serrated wide adjustable trigger, case hardened lever, smooth walnut beavertail forend with sight insert container on the underside and right handed pistol grip shoulder stock with cheek rest, factory buttplate & 13 7/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its blued refinish showing some edge wear, scattered scratches and a small amount of surface rust on the underside of the barrel. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good with blemishes & repairs/filled in sections on the forend. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

WWII era British military magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in the United States by Mossberg for the war effort via the lend-lease program circa 1942-1943. Features a blued finish, 23” barrel, ramped blade front sight with bead top, fully-adjustable rear sporting sight, receiver mounted Mossberg No 4 adjustable aperture sight with No 4A eye piece, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, bent bolt handle with round knob, dust cover attached to the bolt, detachable 7 round magazine, quick-detach sling swivels and two-piece full length smooth walnut semi-pistol grip stock with serrated trapdoor metal buttplate. The barrel and receiver are both marked “UNITED STATES/PROPERTY/SERIAL NO. 16098” and the barrel is also stamped with various London proof marks. Rifle retains approximately 50% of its original blued finish showing thinning and scattered pin-prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore shows good luster & rifling with a dark ring near the muzzle and the wood stocks are good with blemishes, small losses & a slightly ill-fitting buttplate. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Blowback operated single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 2002. Features a blued finish, 6" tapered barrel, pinned patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, bolt catch lever on the left side of the frame, serrated charging knobs on the rear of the bolt, heel magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame and checkered black synthetic grips with a silver & red Ruger medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with literature and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing some scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the plastic grips are fine with minor wear. Condition is near NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Premium quality lightweight 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic crossover pistol (compact slide & full-size frame) chambered in .45 Auto. Features a satin finished stainless steel slide with carry melt treatment, bushingless 3" stainless steel barrel, dovetailed three-dot night sights, serrated trigger adjustable for overtravel, skeletonized hammer, extended ambidextrous manual safety on the frame, upswept grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, black finished aluminum frame with fine knurling on the trigger guard & front strap and double diamond checkered laminated rosewood grips. Includes the original factory hard case with literature, lock, and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits little to no visible wear with what appears to be a couple spots of dried grease on the right side of the slide near the muzzle. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is very good or better, with bright appearance, needs cleaning. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Evidence of partially removed pitting on barrel. Blued magazine appears good, color turning brown. Screw slots are generally good. Wood is good condition with many small dents and gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: P Stevens / Maastricht (partially removed from polishing); 1873 Maastricht; W crown; other proofs. Barrel marked 2981. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Vintage blowback operated striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 9mm Kurz, manufactured in Germany circa 1919-1924. Features a satin blued refinish, fixed 3.4” barrel, fixed low-profile sights with inverted ‘v’ front & ‘v’ notched rear, smooth trigger, locking grip safety with push button release, heel magazine release, factory 8 round magazine, steel frame and smooth walnut grips with brass Deutsche Werke medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, slide and barrel. Marked "Germany" below serial number, under dust cover, just forward of trigger guard. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its professional refinish showing light edge wear, handling marks and some minor pin prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, the markings are good and the wood grips are very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good as refinished. ***C& R Firearm***

Chrome lined marked "PM" on front sight. No flash hider, the bore is excellent. 19" long.

Italian military rifle features approx 30.5" barrel, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, sling swivels, straight bolt handle, Mannlicher type action uses en-bloc clips (clips not included). Bore is fair to good, dark with strong rifling. Metal retains 85% dark brownish gray finish, with thinning or bare metal at rear band and where handled. Stock is in good serviceable condition with some small dents or gouges, appears refinished with a varnish type finish. Marked "Terni" and "16" on octagonal section of barrel chamber. Stamped "125" at left rear of receiver. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Signed by the artist on the base, this work by Frederick Remmington is entitled "Arizona Cowboy". Measures 15" by 23" by 12".

All leather with fully beaded front with jingle beads and fringe. 5"x3"

Western style single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Italy by F. LLI Pietta. Imported & marketed by Heritage Mfg. of Miami, FL with import marks on the left side of the frame. Features a fully blued finish, 5 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod, and one-piece smooth cocobolo grip. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing handling marks, some turn marks on the cylinder and bright wear on the cylinder pin head. Action is smooth, the bore is very good and the wood grip is fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel style magazine release. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 90% blue, with wear at sharp edges & high spots, some scuffing to barrel, handling scratches. Checkered black plastic grips in very good condition. Marked "PROPERTY OF US", with crossed cannon emblem below (partial strike, part of emblem missing). Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Set In Sterling, Old Pawn Style Unsigned.

Features an Artillery length barrel with removed front sight, welded on optic rail in place on the rear sight, 1936 dated Mauser receiver, DWM marked front toggle link, and rear toggle link with knurled charging knobs & sight. Matching serial numbers, "26" are found on the breechblock, extractor, front toggle & rear toggle with mismatched serial numbers found elsewhere. Parts retain approximately 90% of their collective blued finish showing handling marks, thinning, and some tooling marks. The bore is excellent.

'Hunter' Quality slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 1979. Features a blued finish, 30" full choke barrel with ventilated sighting rib, silver bead front sight, 4 round tube magazine with cut-off switch, smooth gold trigger, alloy trigger guard, sliding safety on the top of the steel receiver, dual action bars, point checkered walnut slide handle with glossy finish and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factor recoil pad & 14 ¼” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing scratches, scattered surface rust and slide wear on the magazine tube & action bars. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good to very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Cabazon brown cat eye accented with 3 round cut diamonds set in 10k yellow gold.

Stainless steel single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 2005. Features a brushed finish, 5.5" bull barrel, raised patridge front sight with red painted accent, fully-adjustable rear sight, factory drilled & tapped receiver, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, internal locking safety, loaded chamber indicator, serrated cocking tabs on the rear of the bolt, bolt catch on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, alloy grip frame and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with inlayed red/silver Ruger medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, factory optic rail and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits moderate handling wear and has a few blemishes on the end of the barrel towards the muzzle. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the plastic grips are very good. Condition is NRA Good in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Early production bottom ejecting semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Belgium circa 1961. Features a blued finish, 19.25" take-down barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable flip-up rear sight, steel receiver with integral scope rail cuts & light coverage factory Grade 1 floral scroll engraving, 11 round tubular magazine which feeds through the butt, smooth trigger, push button safety, in-the-white bolt with serrated charging knob, gloss finished walnut forend with hand cut point checkering and pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated metal buttplate & 13 ¾” LOP. Rifle appears to be missing the adjusting ring follower and barrel lock spring/plunger. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, scattered handling marks and bright wear on the sides of the scope rail cuts. Action is smooth though the bolt gets caught up on the follower with an empty magazine, the bore is excellent, markings are crisp, and the wood stocks are good with blemishes & finish loss. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Stainless steel 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Prescott, AZ circa 2011. Features a low glare finish, 5" barrel with inspection port, dovetailed Novak’s LoMount three-dot sights, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, extended manual safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, extended push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, knurled flat mainspring housing and double diamond checkered brown laminated wood grips with silver & black Ruger medallions. Includes a factory zippered soft case and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits little to no visible wear. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic rifle features approx 24" barrel, buckhorn style sights, manual safety on top rear of receiver, bolt lever towards rear of receiver, tube magazine in butt. Bore is good or better condition, might improve with a normal cleaning. Retains 85% blued finish, turning gray with small scratches, dings, scuff marks, areas of discoloration. Trigger guard color is turning brown the bare metal showing at edges. Stock is very good condition with scratches and small dents. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Including an Italian 14k yellow gold mens chain, a ladies flat link chain marked 14k Italian gold, 14k yellow gold eagle pendant, a 14k gold rope band. All weigh approximately 2.6 ounces together.

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better, with bright appearance. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Blued magazine appears good, color turning brown. Screw slots are generally good; rear trigger guard screw appears slightly oval. Wood is good condition with many small dents and gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, front band is a bit loose. Markings include: 75 Delft cartouche; W crown; other proofs. Observed numbers match. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

‘Gen 2’ Hesitation-locked single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Charlotte, NC circa 2016. Features a satin black oxide finished slide, 3.4” barrel, dovetailed three-dot sights, installed Crimson Trace laser sight with pressure switch on the front strap, smooth polymer trigger, concealed hammer, grip safety, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, black anodized aluminum frame with knurled front strap and inset two-piece checkered black polymer grip panels. Includes the original factory two-piece cardboard box with lock and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor edge wear & a bright scratch on the frontstrap. Action is in sound, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Includes coat, pullover, cap, white pants, white shirt, 2 sets of wool trousers, undershirt, and more. All in trunk. All owned by C.L. Bore marked 3rd Class Petty Officer.

In a tear drop cluster design set in 14k yellow gold.

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring on butt. Bore is good or better, bright with strong rifling, some tiny pits observed near muzzle. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Retains 85% dark black color re-blue, bare metal showing on high spots, holster wear at muzzle. Grips are good or better condition walnut, small dents and gouges, fit to frame is good. Hammer is blued with sides polished bright metal. Action operates smoothly, a little heavy, with slightly loose lockup. Markings include "RAC" and "LEB" inspection stamps, "US ARMY MODEL 1901" at bottom of frame. Observed numbers match. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

All leather construction with buckskin beaded dress, moccasins and face. Circa 1910-20's, measures 8"

English made bolt action rifle imported by Interarms, Alexandria VA. Smaller sized "mini" Mauser type action scaled to fit cartridges such as 223 Rem. Features manual safety, Weaver type scope rings, hinged floorplate. Barrel is approx 24", appears to be custom gunsmith installation, matte light gray finish, heavy contour with deep flutes, target crown. Stock is composite type, sporter profile, finished tan color with some light amount of speckled or palm leaf pattern camo, thin solid rubber butt pad, sling studs. Bore is very good to excellent condition, needs a normal cleaning. Metal finish is excellent, 95% on blued parts with bare metal at sharp edges, bright scuffs on barrel. Stock is very good or better with few noticeable dings to paint job. Mounts an excellent condition 6-18x44mm Swift Premier scope with duplex reticle and adjustable objective. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

1911A1 stylized single action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Germany by GSG circa 2011. Features a black anodized aluminum slide, 5" threaded barrel, dovetailed high-contrast three-dot sight, serrated trigger adjustable for overtravel, skeletonized hammer, extended ambidextrous manual safety on the frame, upswept grip safety, push button magazine release, 10 round magazine, matte grey finished zinc alloy frame, serrated arched mainspring housing and double diamond stippled wood grips with Sig Sauer decor. Includes the original factory hard case with paddle holster, manual, spare magazine, lock, tools and two additional front sights. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing only minor edge wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

from Brazil weighs 80 Lbs

All sterling maker marked Bio- Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, Kachinas, kokopeli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

Push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .223 Remington, manufactured in Japan by Howa circa 1986-1987. Imported and marketed by Mossberg of North Haven, C.T. with import stamp on the receiver. Features a blued finish, 22” tapered barrel with no provisions for sight, installed two-piece scope rail, serrated trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, swept-back bolt handle, internal 6 round box magazine with hinged floorplate, and checkered walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with swivel studs & factory buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear and a couple handling marks. Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is near fine with few imperfections. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Both oval shape sterling with geometric designs. Made by famous Hopi silver smith Lawrence Saufkie, maker marked with bear. From The Spike Flanders collection from Silver City New Mexico. Bio- Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

Unsigned Darne Halifax style sliding breech side-by-side double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 ½” 16 gauge shells, manufactured in France circa 1897-1930’s. Features blued 27.5” barrels with matted concave rib, brass bead front sight, automatic ejector, double triggers, rotary safety on the left side of the action, in-the-white finished breech block with light coverage floral scroll engraving, and checkered one-piece prince-of-whales grip walnut shoulder stock with sling swivel, serrated black buttplate & 14 1/8” LOP. Matching serial numbers are found throughout and the underside of the barrels are marked “17.1”, “65”, /”PT”/”X”, /[crossed antlers]/“STETIENNE”, “J G”, “SF” in an oval & “RECTIFIE” surrounding an intertwined “FG” monogram. The barrels retain approximately 15% of their thinned blued finish showing even wear and the likely one French greyed breech block is mostly bright with some scattered oxidation/light surface rust. Action is in good working order, the bores appear very good with some debris and the wood stock is near good showing wear, blemished & a ½” hairline crack in the top of the wrist. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

all made by Hopi artist Sockyma all pieces are marked. (1) Large Pin/Pendant with Bear print with geometric design on handmade chain (1) Sterling watchband (1) Sterling cuff bracelet (1) Triangle shaped sterling pendant (1) Sterling Ring

'M1905' Japanese military bolt action service rifle chambered in 6.5mm Arisaka, manufactured at the Mukden Arsenal circa 1931-1945. Features a blued finish, 31.5" barrel, shrouded inverted 'v' front sight, flip-up ladder style rear sight graduated to 2,400 meters, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the forward band, smooth trigger, straight bolt handle with large knob, 5 round internal box magazine with quick detach floorplate, sling swivels, smooth wood handguard and full-length semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal buttplate. No import marks are found, the mum on the receiver ring has been defaced and the observed serial numbers are non-matching. Rifle retains traces of original bluing while the majority of the metal surfaces display an aged brown patina. Action is sound, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are fair to good with numerous blemishes. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

Desirable out-of-production lever action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1972 (first year production). Features a blued finish, 20.25" barrel, ramped blade front sight with bead top, adjustable rear sporting sight, full-length tube magazine, integral scope rail cut into the steel receiver, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, hand checkered American Walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with factory black hard rubber buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing scattered scratches & light surface rust. Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent and the custom checkered wood stocks are very good with some blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Including a beautiful pendant marked R B for Richard Begay, Zuni inlaid cross pendant, and a sterling eagle motif pendant.

SN: 132-59768 American Single Shot Rifle Association limited edition Ruger No. 1 Receiver finished in the white. Only one hundred of these receiver were built by Ruger, they were offered to the founding members of the A.S.S.R.A. with the number of the receiver offered to the corresponding association life member. This receiver #1 was originally purchased by A.S.S.R.A. life member #1 Larry Thompson. Includes the original factory cardboard box, shipping box and a receipt from Mr. Thompson. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: CT2-585 Quality single barrel boxlock trap shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Tochigi City, Japan circa 1987-1990. Classic Doubles bought the distribution rights to the Model 101 from Winchester but only imported them for three years. Features a blued finish, 34” ported barrel with ventilated sighting rib & modified removable choke, selective automatic ejector, Bradley style white bead front sight, white bead center sight, knurled wide trigger adjustable for length of pull, sliding tang safety/barrel selector, light coverage scroll engraving on the receiver, knurled top lever, checkered walnut beavertail forend and fancy figured semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo shoulder stock with Pachmayr recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb – 1 5/16”, drop at heel 2” and length of pull 14 ½” (in its current configuration). Includes a choke tool and two additional chokes (F & XF). Shotgun retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing little wear with a small amount of light surface rust on the right & underside of the receiver. Action is tight, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are fine with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Indian Territory by Ho Die. Limited edition #4/10. Has a fringed shirt, beaded necklace, and piped tomahawk.

With tripped and geometric design in red, black, gray, and white. Finely woven and in excellent condition. 35" by 24".

'Average Deluxe' High quality push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1977. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel without provisions for sights, installed Burris one-piece scope base, adjustable wide serrated trigger, engine turned bolt with knurled knob, two-position safety on the right side of the receiver, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, smooth brown leather sling and point checkered walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad & 13.25” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing scattered wear/discoloration. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stock is fine with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(3) All sterling Hopi rings with traditional inlaid designs and (1) Small pendant or charm all pieces are marked with the hallmark made by Alen Lomayestewa. From the collection of Spike Flanders of Silver City, New Mexico.

Stainless steel blowback-operated single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1996. Features a satin finish, 5 1/2" bull barrel, undercut patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, bolt catch lever on the left side of the frame, serrated charging knobs on the rear of the bolt, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine and black polymer grip frame with 1911 stylized grooved grip panels. Includes a factory hard case with literature, lock and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits only minor handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring a high quality oval Royal blue lapis lazuli a semi precious stone prize since antiquity framed by 16 perfect "Ideal" cut diamonds weighing approx 1.30carats with H-I colors and VVS/VS clarity set in 14kt yellow gold setting. Retail $6000-7000.

with fantastic quilled and beaded dress with fringe, circa 1940's. Near excellent.

All made by Hopi silversmith Augustine Mowa marked with his stamp Sun, star half moon active from the 1980's. (1) Geometric cuff heavy sterling silver (1) Thin cuff with geometric pattern (1) Pair of clip earrings (2) Pairs of pierced dangle earrings From the collection of Spike Flanders of Silver City, New Mexico.

A tiered walnut dresser with mirrored back and fancy floral carved motif with original brass poles, white marble top. Measures 91" tall by 42" wide by 20" deep. Includes (2) Large drawers and (2) Small side drawers.

WWII era Japanese military bolt action short rifle chambered in 7.7mm Arisaka, manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal circa 1939-1945. Features a blued finish, 26" barrel, shrouded inverted 'v' front sight, flip-up ladder style rear sight graduated to 1,500 meters, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the forward band, straight bolt handle with large knob, smooth trigger, knurled cocking piece with safety knob, early receiver marking with mum intact, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, green canvas sling, smooth wood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal buttplate. The observed serial numbers are non-matching. Rifle exhibits a small amount of bluing on the receiver & bolt with the balance of the metal surfaces displaying a rust brown patina. Action is sound though the safety does not engage, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are good with many blemishes Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

Magazine fed semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Newport, NH circa 2016. Features a blued 18.5" tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable folding leaf rear sight, LaserMax laser sight with accessory rails installed on the forend, unmarked 3-9x 40mm scope mounted on the factory scope rail, textured polymer trigger, push button safety, factory 10 round rotary magazine, polished bolt with smooth charging handle, black finished alloy receiver, and checkered black polymer semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with integral rear sling lug & checkered butt. Includes two factory BX-25 25 round magazines. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, optics are sharp with duplex reticle, and the synthetic stock is fine with some light scuffs. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

This pot was made in the image of the pre-historic Paquime. Measures 10" by 8".

‘Premiere Trap’ Gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1997. The model 11-87 was introduced based off the Model 1100 but with a self-compensating gas system. Features a blued finish, 30" barrel with ventilated sighting rib & removable Briley LM extended choke tube, Bradley style white bead front sight, silver bead center sight, 4 round tube magazine, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy trigger guard, serrated charging handle, push button safety, rose & scroll engraving on the receiver, fancy figured walnut forend with ribboned point checkering, and pistol grip shoulder stock with grip cap, adjustable comb & factory recoil pad. Stop dimensions as configured: drop at comb 1 ¼”, drop at heel 2” and length of pull 14 3/8”. Includes a factory hard case with tools, additional comb spacers, and five factory chokes (XF, SF, MOD, FT & IC). Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing scratches, carry wear on the underside of the receiver, some scattered bright wear and a very small amount of pin prick pitting on the left side of the receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the wood stocks are very good with a scattered blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

All sterling conchos each one is different maker marked with a kokopeli made by silversmith Chuck Liposay, 18 conchos 35" from end to end. From the collection of Spike Flanders of Silver City, New Mexico.

Striker-fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 2010. Features a black Armornite finished stainless steel slide, 3.5” barrel with loaded chamber inspection port, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed three-dot sights, polymer trigger with integrated safety, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine with grip extension floorplate, ambidextrous slide catch, and black polymer frame with accessory rail, textured grip & interchangeable palm swell. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, spent case, spare magazine, speed loader, Bulldog OWB black leather holster and two additional palm swells. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original Armornite finish showing light slide wear on the barrel with no other wear observed. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Inlaid Spider web turquoise accented with red coral set in sterling silver with Kokopeli Design maker marked R Francisco.

Including a Ganado 18" by 24" made by Mary Ann Tisi, and a Navajo Eye Dazzler 22 1/2" by 31". Both in excellent condition with no holes.

triangle design chokers made by Ivan Kee includes a first place ribbon from the 25th Annual Navajo Tribal Fair 1970. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

SN: RCB1415 ‘180023’ American made single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .380 ACP. The Shield EZ series of pistols offer easy concealability, easy to load magazines and easy to rack slides. Configuration: Black Armornite finished stainless steel slide with unique serrations & bulged cocking tabs on the rear, 3.675” barrel, three dot sights with drift adjustable rear sight, smooth polymer trigger, concealed hammer, grip safety, reversible push button magazine release, factory 8 round magazine and durable black polymer frame with integral accessory rail & stippled grip. Includes the original factory cardboard box with literature, lock and spare magazine. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish showing some scuffs on the barrel hood with no observed finish loss. Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

with a swirling inlay design silversmith marked "T" made by Charles Lomakema active 1940-early 1950's mark is an antelope rattle. From the collection of Spike Flanders of Silver City, New Mexico.

'Competition Target Model' Stainless steel blowback-operated semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1997. Features a satin finish, 6.875" slab-sided heavy barrel, undercut patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, factory drilled & tapped receiver, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, bolt catch lever on the left side of the frame, serrated charging knobs on the rear of the bolt, heel magazine release, factory 10 round magazine and checkered brown laminated wood target grips with thumb rest on the left panel & silver/black Ruger medallion inlayed in the right panel. Includes a factory hard case with literature. Pistol exhibits moderate handling wear/scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near fine with some wear. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

with blue wool trade cloth with white beaded accents, human hair, all handmade and in very good condition. Circa 1930's-40's

Sterling silver bracelet with "Shari' inlay surrounded by geometric design made by famous Hopi artist Lawrence Saufkie maker marked with bear. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City, New Mexico. Bio- Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History.

Carved wood back with ivory upholstered seat and back on casters. Measures 38" by 46" by 22 1/2".

Earrings featuring 2 matching weighing approx. 2.50 carats accented with 2 round Diamonds weighing 0.45 carats with H-I colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold settings. Retail $6,000-$8,000

Blowback operated single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 2006. Features a blued finish, 4 1/2" slab-sided heavy barrel, three-dot sights with drift adjustable rear, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, bolt catch lever on the left side of the frame, serrated charging knobs on the rear of the bolt, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine and precision-molded black polymer grip frame with 1911 stylized checkered grip panels, serrated frontstrap & checkered backstrap. Includes the original factory hard case with literature and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring an oval Sapphire weighing approx. 1.00 carat accented with 22 round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats with F-G colors set in 10 karat two-tone gold setting.

'Flat band, Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, C.T. circa 1940’s. Features a blued finish, 20" round barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, removed rear sight with black inserted in its place, Lyman tang mounted adjustable aperture sight, two barrel bands with flat sided forward band, full-length tube magazine with attached sling swivel, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, brown leather sling, smooth walnut forend, and straight grip shoulder stock with knured metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 40% original bluing showing edge wear, handling marks, heavy carry wear on the receiver and some scattered pitting/rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, and wood stocks are good with finish loss & wear. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

“Better Deluxe” Vintage tube-fed slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" or shorter 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1955. Features a blued finish, 27 ¾” modified choke barrel with ventilated sighting rib, white bead sights, 4 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, alloy trigger guard, push button safety, dual action bars, steel receiver, fancy walnut slide handle with diamond checkering & high gloss finish and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with black grip cap & Pachmayr recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 7/16”, drop at heel 2 1/16” and length of pull 13”. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and barrel. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing a couple bright scratches, some minor edge wear and slide wear on the barrel, magazine tube & action bars. The alloy trigger guard shows a thinned black finish with some scratches and wear. Action is crisp, the bore is very good, and the high gloss wood stocks are fine with flat-top checkering. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

marked "SK" for Apache artist Sandra Kenton. 14 flower shaped conchos on leather belt measures 33" end to end. From the collection of Spike Flanders of Silver City, New Mexico.

Single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1999. Features a blued finish, 6" tapered barrel, patridge front sight with green painted accent, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, bolt catch on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips with silver/black medallion in the right panel. Includes a KNJ black nylon holster with spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, scattered handling marks and finish loss on the grip straps. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Demilled U.S. Light Antitank Weapon rocket launcher tube. Marked in red paint "DEMILLED", "TRAINING AID" and dated 11 AUG 87. Great looking display model. ***Non Firearm***

Including a Limited Edition Degrazia 447/500 entitled "Bread Baking in the Pueblo" double matted and framed with stamped seal of authenticity measuring 24" by 15", And an Original Acrylic on canvas by Greg Kyle entitled "Hopi Roots" which shows a modern depiction of Indian maidens.

'10178' Double-action-only semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto. Features a black Armornite finish, 2.75" stainless steel barrel with chamber viewing port, drift adjustable stainless steel sights with serrated ramp front & square notched rear, Crimson Trace green laser sight with pressure switch, polymer trigger, shrouded hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine and black polymer frame with stippled grip. Includes the original factory cardboard box with zippered soft pouch, literature, laser sight adjustment tools, lock and spare magazines. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish showing some scuffs on the barrel hood with no observed finish loss. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

All by silversmith Larry Pooyouma (son of Allen Pooyouma) all stamped "LP" (1) Oval pendant with bear claw and geometric design on handmade linked chain (1) Oval Ring Geometric inlaid design (1) Triangle shaped inlaid pendant (1) Cross Pendant with inliad geometric design (1) Pair of pierced earrings (1) Pair of screw back earrings All sterling all maker marked with silversmith sunface stamping. From the collection of Spike Flanders of Silver City, New Mexico.

Elk sinew bowstrings arrows sinew wrapped Cheyenne made, Washington River, OK. Comes with certification. CAN NOT be purchased by California Residents

featuring 35 channel set Princess cut Burmese color Rubies weighing approx. 2.00 carats accented with 10 round cut Diamonds set in custom shield shape design crafted in 18 karat yellow gold. Retail $3,000-$4,000

With Red Trade Cloth Dress That Has Beautiful Shell Beaded Accents, Measures 13", In Very Good Condition,

Both pieces made by Gene Pooyouma maker marked. (1) Sterling cuff with geometric wave design (1) Kokopeli Pendant or Pin all sterling. From the collection of Spike Flanders of Silver City, New Mexico.

'Pre-64, Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943-1947. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, grip safety, steel receiver, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with serrated buttplate. Rifle retains a small amount of original bluing with the majority of the metal surfaces displaying an even grey/brown patina. Action is sound, the bore is very good+ and the wood stocks are near good with a few hairline cracks. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Antique .58 caliber muzzle loading percussion rifled musket, manufactured circa 1863. The Model 1861 muskets were contacted by the Union Army during the American civil War, this particular gun was sold to the state of New Jersey (as evidenced by the “N.J” stamp on the left side of the barrel and stock). Features a 40" round barrel, blade front sight, flip-up two-leaf rear sight, three barrel bands, swelled tulip tip ramrod, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, iron furniture, sling swivels and full-length straight grip walnut stock with carbine metal buttplate. Includes a “U.S.” marked M1855 socket bayonet made by the Collins & Company of Collinsville, CT. Other markings: Lock - "1863”, /”U.S.” & “SAVAGE R.F.A. Co./MIDDLETOWN Ct.” Barrel - "1863”,”V/P/[Eagle Head]” & “N.J” Buttplate - "U.S." and Stock – “N.J” The majority of the rifles metal surfaces display an aged rust brown patina with some bright metal retained in the protected areas. The action is in good working order, the bore is good+ and the wood stocks are good. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

all sterling with geometric design. Includes a third place award from the 23rd Annual Navajo Fair 1969. Made by famous Hopi Silversmith Lawrence Saufkie, has a different marking than his bear it appears to be a "71". From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Italian made reproduction of a Colt 1851 single action conversion revolver chambered in .38 Special. Imported and marketed by Navy Arms with import mark on the underside of the barrel. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 7 1/2" octagonal barrel, brass cone front sight, fixed 'v' notch rear sight, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped naval engagement scene, ejector rod, thin smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, brass grip frame and cartouched smooth walnut one-piece grip. Includes the original one-piece white cardboard box. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor handling marks, some turn marks on the cylinder, vivid case colors and a mellow patina on the brass grip frame. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle built along the lines of a scaled-down M14, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1987. Features a blued finish, 18.5" barrel, large blade front sight, adjustable rear aperture sight, Leupold M8 6x 42mm fixed power scope installed utilizing a side-mount base, Harris 1A2 Ultralight 12-25” adjustable bipod, smooth trigger, manual safety in the front of the triggerguard, investment cast receiver with bolt catch, no magazine, sling swivels, ventilated black polymer hand guard, and smooth wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with synthetic carbine buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing slide wear on the bolt & receiver and a couple specks of light surface rust on the barrel. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, the optics are sharp with duplex reticle and the wood stock is very good with some blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Bolt action rifle features 24" barrel, iron sights with folding rear sight, receiver drilled & tapped for peep sight (holes filled with screws), detachable magazine, manual safety. Classic sporter shape stock has raised comb, no cheek piece, sling studs, thin rubber butt pad, panels at wrist and forend with cross hatched lines and inset diamond shapes. Bore is good to very good condition, bright with sharp rifling, appears dirty from shooting, might improve with cleaning. Retains 80% blue (black color on alloy bottom metal) with much scuffing on barrel and bottom metal, bare metal on sharp edges. Stock is very good condition with dents and scratches. Recoil pad is a poor fit. Mounts a fair condition 3-9x Bushnell scope, moderate dent on left side of tube, view thru scope is good. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Restored lever action repeating rifle chambered in .32-20 Winchester, manufactured circa 1900. Features a lustrous blued refinish, 24 5/16" octagonal barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed front sight with set screw & German silver blade, elevation adjustable flat-top rear sporting sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, straight finger lever, smooth walnut forend with gloss finish & metal cap, and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its blued refinish showing a small amount of scattered surface rust and pin prick pitting under the finish found throughout. Action is smooth, the bore is dull with fair rifling & scattered pitting, markings are very good with lack of proofs, and the refinished wood stocks are fair with a near full length hairline crack in the forend, small repairs & small loss on the toe of the buttstock. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

Includes (8) pieces of currency from The Confederate States of America such as Virginia and Alabama.

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good to very good, with bright appearance. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing, evidence of removed pitting along barrel. Blued magazine appears good, color turning gray. Screw slots are generally good. Wood is good condition with many small dents and gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: P Stevens / Maastricht (mostly removed from polishing); 1878 Maastricht; W crown; other proofs. Barrel marked 2500. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

SN: SG2766 Modular break-action single shot pistol with a .375 Winchester chambered barrel. Features a blued 14” Super 14 factory barrel with integral muzzle brake & no provision for sights, installed optic rail, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with wide serrated spur & three-position selector(rimfire, centerfire & safe), contoured stainless steel receiver with matte finish, black rubber forend and one-piece finger groove pistol grip with factory grip cap. The barrel retains approximately 95% of its lustrous blued finish showing muzzle wear & scattered handling marks/scratches and the stainless steel receiver bears little wears with some scattered dark oxidation on the right side. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent, and the rubber stocks are good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Blue wool trade cloth construction with a fully beaded accent, some scattered losses, circa 1890's.

Unique, out-of-production double-action-only semi-automatic compact pistol with curved frame design. The pistols unconventional shape conforms to your body making it easily concealable. Features a black oxide finished slide, 2.7" stainless steel barrel, no conventional sight, integrated Viridian white light & red laser sight with push button activation, rounded polymer trigger, shrouded hammer, internal key lock safety, loaded chamber indicator, factory 6 round magazine and black polymer frame with stippled grip straps & installed pocket clip. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents, tools, keys, spare magazine and detachable trigger guard with lanyard. Pistol exhibits very little wear and what appears to be light oxidation on the top of the slide. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

by noted western artist Degrazia, entitled "Break Baking Day in the Pueblo". #251/1500 watermarked with a seal of authenticity in lower right hand corner. 24" by 15 1/2" in white wash frame.

Pendant featuring a G.I.A certified Australian Sapphire weighing approx. 2.00 carats and surrounded by 14 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.70 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat two-tone gold setting. Retail $3,000-$4,000

Black painted display gun with dummy receiver, bolt and charging handle. Includes a 34rd sterling magazine and original WWII era tan canvas sling. The live barrel has very good rifling. No front sight. ***Non-Firearm***

SN: 227479 Modular break-action single shot pistol chambered in .30 Herrett, built utilizing a 1983 vintage frame. Features a lustrous blued "Super 14" 14" heavy barrel with recessed crown, raised patridge front sight, Thompson Center 2.5x E.E.R. scope, smooth trigger with serrated edges, adjustable overtravel stop in the trigger guard/barrel lever, blued receiver with engraved cougar scenes on the flats, cross-bolt safety on the hammer, installed hammer extension, and two-piece Pachmayr Presentation checkered black rubber stocks. Includes approximately 99 pieces of cleaned unprimed brass and two-piece Pacific die set. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its blued finish showing edge wear, some bright rubs and a few specks of light rust on the barrel & front sight. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent, the optics are sharp with duplex reticle and the rubber stocks are good to very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Both sterling both with inlaid geometric designs. Maker marked Lawrence Saufkie both have bear stamp. Bio- Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

'Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1952. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped blade front sight with bead top, removed rear sight, fully-adjustable receiver mounted aperture sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, steel receiver, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate. The rifle is primarily void of finish displaying a browning patina with some scattered pin prick pitting and a small amout of suface rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the lightly refinished wood stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***C&R Firearm***

‘Armory Model’ Vintage falling block single shot sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1912-1932. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 26" heavy round barrel, dovetailed globe front sight, removed receiver sight, provisions for a tang sight, Weaver B6 6x fixed power scope installed with Weaver QD rings on a two-piece base, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, 's' shaped lever, near full-length smooth walnut forend with bulged grasping area, decorative checkering & installed scope block/accessory rail on the underside and straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and barrel. Rifle exhibits approximately 10% of its original finish retained in the protected areas with the balance of the metal surfaces turned to patina. Action is sound, the bore is very good, the optics show a few spots, the markings are good and wood stocks are fair with finish loss, blemishes & small cracks extending from the upper tang. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

made by famous Hopi silver smith Lawrence Saufkie, maker marked with bear and sunface stamping. From the Spike Flanders Collection silver City New Mexico. Bio- Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many wellknown museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

Brown leather that is maker marked three times with basketweave and rope design. Seat measures 15" shows some use and wear.

Kachina design all sterling buckle keepers and tip on leather stamped black belt maker marked "ML" for Mario Lucas measures 46" end to end.

Mounted on board measures

featuring a marquise cut Amethyst weighing approx. 6.00 carats with 14 marquise and round cut Tourmaline accented with 32 Diamonds weighing approx. 0.35 carats set in 14 karat white gold. Retail $2,000-$3,000

Circa 1850. 3 inch round barrels. Engraved frame and triggerguard. Varnished walnut butt. mostly gray metal with minor old pitting on barrels. Scroll engraving is good. Action functions. Figured walnut butt with over varnish.

Brass colored metal with heart cut out in blade on wood handle with brass spots, measures 15 1/2" overall with a 4" blade, circa 1920's-30's.

“U.S. PROPERTY" Marked bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1943-1949. Features a parkerized finish, 26" medium-contour barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, Mossberg Microclick S-100 adjustable aperture rear sight, bent bolt handle with round knob, detachable 7 round magazine, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard, cocked indicator, manual safety behind the receiver and one-piece semi-pistol grip birch shoulder stock with sling swivels & serrated metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its parkerized finish showing light wear with a mottled finish on the barrel forward of the stock and a browning patina on the unfinished bolt. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is near fine with minor imperfections. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***C&R Firearm***

all leather construction with floral beaded strips, willow twig protector. Measures 35". 20th Century type.

Yugoslavian military rifle, imported by Mitchell's Mausers (MMC HB CA). Features approx 24" barrel, bent bolt handle, military sights, sling slots, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, front sight hood. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 95% blue, with some discoloration near front sight. Bolt assembly in the white. Wood is in excellent condition with few small dents and handling marks. No crest on receiver. All observed number match. Includes original Mitchell's shipping box, manual, certificate of authenticity, excellent bayonet with scabbard, good condition tan leather accessories to include: bayonet frog, sling, two pocket cartridge pouch. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

'Essential Compact 9mm' Economical striker-fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Prescott, Arizona circa 2018. Features a black oxide finished slide with integrally milled fixed sight, 3.12" alloy steel barrel with inspection port, integrated trigger safety, manual safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 7 round factory magazine with finger rest floorplate, and black glass-filled nylon frame with checkered grip panels. Includes the original cardboard box with documents, lock, flush fit floorplate and two 9 round extended factory magazines. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish showing very minor wear on the top of the barrel with no other finish loss observed. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and polymer is fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

This Geode measures 15" by 13" by 9" and weighs approximately 33lbs.

SN: 227479 Modular break-action single shot rifle chambered in .218 Bee, built utilizing a 1982 vintage frame. Features a blued finish, MGM 21” barrel with recessed target crown & provisions for sights, Redfield 4-12x scope mounted on a Redfield one-piece base, smooth trigger with serrated edges, adjustable overtravel stop in the trigger guard/barrel lever, engraved cougar scenes on the receiver, cross-bolt safety on the hammer, installed hammer extension, swivel studs, smooth grey laminated wood forend and pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with rubber recoil pad & 14 5/8” LOP. Includes approximately 190 pieces of primed brass and a two-piece RCBS die set. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its blued finish showing some rub marks and the frame turned plum. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent, the optics are clear and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

both sterling one has kokopeli design and one geometric design. Both made by Hopi silversmith Lawrence Saufkie maker marked.

.30-30 SN: IS4879 Commemorative lever action repeating rifle celebrating the Illinois Sesquicentennial 1818-1968. Manufactured circa 1968 with only 37,648 reported to have been produced. Features a blued & glossy black finish with gold accents, light coverage roll stamp engraving on the receiver, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, saddle ring, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed Illinois Sesquicentennial coin on the right side & knurled metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing scattered handling marks/scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are near fine with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

This dome styled ring features one 4 channel set rows of 3 prong set round cut Tanzanite, accented by two side rows of round diamonds. The Tanzanite weigh .50 carats total. This ring is crafted out of 10k white gold weighing 2.1 grams.

Including 1961 dated Scottish Rite Masons framed certificate, Trunk includes coat, traditional belt, hat, wool barret, sash, and more. Certificate and hat marked Arthur Douglas.

Over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 3” or shorter 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Italy circa 1994. Imported by American Arms Inc. of North Kansas City, MO with import stamp on the left side of the barrel. Features blued 26” barrels with ventilated ribs & full/modified fixed chokes, extractor, brass bead front sight, single selective smooth gold trigger, sliding tang safety, coin finished receiver with rose & scroll engraving, knurled top lever, checkered wood forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb – 1 5/16”, drop at heel 2 ¼” and length of pull 14 3/8”. The barrels retain approximately 99% of their blued finish showing a few light scratches near the breech and the receiver display pin prick pitting on the right & underside. Action is tight, the bores appear bright but are dirty and the wood stocks are very good with some scratches & dings. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good ***Modern Firearm***

This large black Fort Knox safe stands at 60" by 31" by 24". Inside there is yellow carpeted shelving that you can remove and the owners manual is also inside. Code: Left 4x to 41, Right 3x to 34, Left 2x to 63, and Right to 0.

SN: TR20019938 Over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” or 3” 20 gauge shells, manufactured in Turkey by Kayhan Art. Imported by Mossberg Int’l Inc. of North Haven, CT with import mark on the left side of the barrel. Features blued 26” barrels with ventilated sighting rib & improved cylinder/improved modified removable chokes, extractor, brass bead front sight, single selective smooth gold trigger, sliding tang safety/barrel selector, satin silver finished receiver with light coverage floral engraving & gold filled grouse, knurled top lever, checkered wood Schnabel forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb – 1 3/8”, drop at heel 2” and length of pull 14 1/8”. Includes a choke tool and three additional chokes (F, M & IC). Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is tight, the bores appear very good but are dirty and the wood stocks are near fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Catlinite bowl marked "QC" with fully beaded stem, with two beaded tampers.

Pendant featuring 15 round cut Diamonds surrounding Black Onyx.

by Bobby Quochytear.

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better, strong rifling with darkness along edges of rifling, might improve with cleaning. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Blued magazine appears good, thinning color turning brown. Screw slots are generally good with light deformation to slots. Wood is good condition with many small dents and gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: 1877 Delft cartouche; W crown; other proofs. Barrel marked 376. Ejector block missing from bolt head. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Vintage single barrel break-action shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 20 gauge shells, manufactured circa 1909-1956. Features a blued 28" barrel, brass bead front sight, automatic ejector, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, knurled top lever, case hardened receiver, smooth walnut forend and prince-of-whales grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the lower tang, forend, forend metal and barrel lug. Shotgun retains less than 10% of its original finish with the majority of the metal surfaces displaying a mottled light/dark brown patina. Action is in good working order, the bore is bright with a small ding 4.5” from the muzzle and the wood stocks are fair with blemishes & a 1.5” hairline crack on the top of the wrist. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

Pendant featuring a GIA Certified oval color enhanced Yellow Sapphire weighing 6.97 carats accented with a round cut Diamond weighing 0.40 carats with G-H colors and VS/SI clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $5,000-$6,000

'Steyr-Solothurn S1-100' Deactivated SMG with cut receiver, dummy bolt/charging handle, but otherwise original parts. The barrel has been plugged. Includes a 1930's dated smooth brown leather magazine pouch with markers mark & two spare magazines. also includes a "SCHAMBACK&CO/.BERLIN/1937" marked brown leather pouch with cleaning tools and repair kit. The SMG and all three magazines are marked with the waffenamt /186. Great looking display model. ***Non-Firearm***

With head mount, double felted bottom measures 5ft long by 58" wide. Missing all but a couple claws.

Features a dummy receiver & bolt with otherwise original parts. Configuration: dovetailed iron sights, barrel with an integral muzzle break, double triggers, semi-pistol grip wood stock and period leather sling. No magazine. ***Non Firearms***

featuring an oval cut Cabochon Ruby accented with 18 round cut Diamonds set in a clean, sleek design crafted in Platinum.

Oval shaped bag full beaded with a buffalo Kachina with jingle fringe.

Rectangle shaped buckle with dancing kokopeli maker marked with sunrise by Weaver Selina all sterling, belt measures 35" end to end.

Customized medium frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1977. The Trooper was designed to be the target-grade version of the MK III series. Features a matte gunmetal grey finish, 6" barrel with solid top rib, shrouded ejector rod, raised & pinned serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight with white outlined square notch, fluted six-shot cylinder with rim on the outside of the rear face, smooth wide trigger, customized hammer with super wide knurled spur, modified “I” frame, and two-piece Pachmayr Presentation checkered black rubber grips with gold Colt medallions. The bottomstrap has been removed from the frame and an electronic actuator was installed in place of the typical mainspring seat. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its custom finish showing light holster wear and a drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with good lock-up, bore is pristine and the rubber grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent as modified. ***Modern Firearm***

#9130456969 WWII era Russian military bolt-action service rifle chambered in 7.62x54Rmm, manufactured at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant circa 1942. Imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, VT with import marks on the receiver. Featured a blued finish, 28.7" barrel, hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, cleaning rod, smooth trigger, fixed 5 round magazine with hinged floorplate, polished bolt with short straight handle, round receiver, two barrel bands, smooth wood handguard and straight grip laminated wood shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal buttplate. Original matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, bolt, floorplate & buttplate. Includes the shipping carton from Century Arms with a leather ammo pouch, oiler, sling, cleaning kit and bayonet. Rifle is covered in cosmoline and appears to retains nearly all of its blued finish. Action is sound, the bore appears excellent but contains debris and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is perceived to be NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

by Trevor Swanson father of famous wildlife artist Gary Swanson. depicting Pronghorn in field. hand signed, measures 11 1/2"x7 1/2". Bio- Trevor V. Swanson, the son of wildlife artist Gary R. Swanson, is an example of an artistic talent passing from one generation to another. Each of Swanson's canvases is an expression of the influence created by the artistic environment in which he grew up. Trevor Swanson lives in Arizona with his wife Jennifer and two children, son Connor and daughter Devon. Trevor, who began painting professionally in 1989, has worked hard to develop a high level of realism in his paintings. Drawing upon the influence of his father's work, he learned an appreciation for realism, detail, and the complexities of value systems essential to any fine artwork. He has also striven to master the patience needed to make each painting something very special. His father's reputation has been a major factor on Trevor's reputation and to his receiving invitations to fine art shows and winning the Foundation for North American Wild Sheep Artist of the Year Award. Throughout his life, Trevor has enjoyed spending as much time as possible outdoors. He has traveled throughout the United States as well as Canada, Africa and Spain. Trevor now enjoys spending as much time as possible at the Swanson ranch in Colorado where he is able to gather subject material and experience the endless beauty this area has to offer. From his travels, he has developed a great respect and enthusiam for all aspects of nature which he now conveys through his art. Time spent in the field gives Trevor his environments, which he then transfers to the canvas, remaining true to the fundamentals of good artistic realism.

Engraved silver overlay chic pieces, unmarked.

Vintage slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1946. Features a blued finish, full choked 32" take-down barrel, 5 round tube magazine, silver bead front sight, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, steel receiver, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory butt plate. Shotgun retains approximately 70% of its blued finish showing edge wear, slide wear on the magazine tube & action bar, scattered scratches and some oxidation/pin prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, the markings are very good and the wood stocks are very good with blemishes & a small repair to the left side of the shoulder stock. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 64-76432 Single action revolver features 6.5" barrel, adjustable sights, six shot cylinder, side loading, appears fine matte finished stainless steel, walnut grips with brass colored Ruger logo medallions. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 95% fine matte texture finish with shiny rubbed spots showing at muzzle ring, ejector rod housing near mount screw, cylinder drag line and locking notches. Wood grips are very good, some discoloration of right side medallion. Barrel is marked: "MADE IN THE 200TH YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY". Includes two cylinders, for 22 LR and Magnum, Long Rifle cylinder installed, Magnum cylinder in red cloth bag. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Vintage striker fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 7.65mm, manufactured in Utica, NY circa 1913. Features a lustrous blued finish, 3.75" barrel, fixed round blade front sight, 'u' notched rear sight, smooth case hardened trigger, serrated round cocking lever, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, toe magazine release, 10 round magazine, steel frame and checkered black synthetic grips with molded Savage insignias. The address/patent mark on the slide reads "MANUFACTURED BY SAVAGE ARMS CO./UTICA.N.Y. U.S.A. PAT-NOV. 21. 1905" and the caliber is designated as "CAL. 32." Pistol retains approximately 80% of its bright blued finish showing edge wear, handling marks and scattered light surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, the markings are good and the synthetic grips are very good. Condition is NRA Fine. ***C&R Firearm***

Including 4 Sterling Cuff Bracelets All With Geometric Designs Also Included Is A Sterling Ring.

by Montana artist Art Brown. Entitled "Hogans Bar". Measures 22" by 13 1/2" and is unframed. Signed in the lower left hand corner.

Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 16 Gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, C.T. circa 1949. Features a lustrous blued refinish, take-down 28" improved cylinder choke barrel (originally full choked), silver bead front sight, 2/3 length magazine tube, smooth trigger, push button safety, steel receiver, smooth walnut slide handle with grasping grooves, and pistol grip shoulder stock with high comb, synthetic pistol grip & Olympic recoil pad. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and receiver extension. Shotgun retains approximately 90% of its blued refinish showing edge wear, slide wear on the magazine tube & action bar, and a small amount of scattered light surface rust. Action is sound, the bore appears very good with a slight bulge starting at the muzzle & proceeding 2” down the barrel, and the wood stocks are good with the comb on the shoulder stock appearing altered. Condition in NRA Good as refinished. ***C&R Firearm***

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better, with bright appearance, needs cleaning. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Blued magazine appears good, color turning brown. Screw slots are generally good. Wood is good condition with many small dents and gouges; cracks on both sides near magazine. Bottom of stock forward of magazine is carved in half inch high letters "71W11" (or "11 MIL"). Wood to metal fit is good, bands are loose. Markings include: P Stevens / Maastricht (partially removed from polishing); 1875 Maastricht cartouche; W crown; other proofs. Barrel marked 1279. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

With Geometric Design

This Inlaid Turquoise Spiny Oyster Necklace Set a dose of southwest style! This gorgeous ensemble was made using the Zuni method of inlay. Each station is fitted with tiles of genuine Turquoise, orange shell and Acoma Jet. The choker is fashioned with hinges that allow it to comfortably lay flat against your neck. It's about 18-1/4" long with a secure locking clasp. The post dangle, matching earrings are 1-1/8" long. Navajo made, it's stamped Sterling and hallmarked. This Inlaid Turquoise Spiny Oyster Necklace Set will look great with your jeans & tee or a night out on town!

Large Free Form Center Stone With Four Square Cut Stone With Open Sterling Work, The Sterling Rope Side Needs A Small Weld, All Sterling, Unmarked,

Made in Fores Park, Illinois, Maker marked inside, wood construction, cedar lined. With inlaid wooden rear Lancaster clock. Measures 42 1/2" x 18" x 25". Overall very good condition.

(1) Captain Bucky O'Neil of the Rough Rider and Mayor of Prescott, AZ. (1) Roosevelt's Rough Riders Camp Tamps USA (1) Troop Captain Curry Rough Riders (1) Col. Theodore Roosevelt (1) President Abraham Lincoln (1) Village Blackfoot Indian near St. Marys Lake.

by the most known Pueblo potter of all time Joseph Lonewolf. Stunning clay pot with butterflies, fish, quail rabbits expertly carved into the piece signed on base. Measures 3" in diameter, includes a magazine "THE POTTERY JEWELS OF JOSEPH LONEWOLF".

All sterling with geometric design unsigned.

Vintage striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 7.65mm, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1960's-1975. Features a lustrous blued finish, 3.4" barrel, minuscule fixed sights, smooth trigger, manual safety/slide stop on the left side of the frame, grip safety, magazine disconnect safety, heel magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips with molded "BROWNING" decor. Matching serial numbers have been observed on the frame and slide. Includes a factory zippered soft case and manual. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the plastic grips are fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

by Guadalupe Apodoca depicts an Indian Brave done as a head study. Hand signed and measures 11"x81/2". Bio- pastel and oil painter of landscapes, figures, and portraits in an impressionist style, Guadalupe Apodaca was born in Fort Collins, Colorado and lived for many years in Sedona, Arizona. He moved to Denver in the late 1990s, and is a long-time member of the Pastel Society of America. He began drawing and painting at the age of three and has said his most influential art teacher was George Cherepov who encouraged him to paint landscapes in Portugal, Spain, and Mexico as well as the American Southwest.

Colorful geometric hide box that measures 15" by 9" by 9".

(1) Sterling Kachina dancer buckle (1) Sterling small bear buckle (2) Sterling mens rings (1) Sterling tie Pin (1) Sterling dangle earrings (1) Sterling oval ring with deer design

Belgium proofed small frame folding trigger double action revolver chambered for a 7.62mm centerfire cartridge. Features a nickel plated finish, 1.5" barrel, round blade front sight, folding trigger with knurled bow, knurled wide hammer spur, fluted five-shot cylinder, flip-to-side ejector rod, steel frame and Bird's head ivory grips. Revolver retains approximately 95% if its nickel plated finish showing edge wear and superficial scratches. Action is sound, the bore is fair and the ivory grips are fair with a large loss to the back of the right panel. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Small leather bag with beaded crosses blue on one side and pink on the other, very good overall condition 1900-1910.

Lever action rifle features approx 22" barrel, buckhorn style sights, full length magazine tube under barrel, manual safety also locks lever, sling studs, black plastic grip cap and buttplate with white line spacers, wood stock with plastic insert on bottom of butt for installing swivel located approx 3 inches forward of existing rear stud. Bore is excellent condition. Black color on alloy receiver shows bare metal on some sharp edges. Retains 90% blue, graying at lever, with few scratches or dings. Bare metal bolt shows some light patina. Stock is excellent. with few scratches or dents. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Contemporary type blue trade fabric accented with beaded design. Measures 25" by 10".

(1) Navajo Sterling geometric Cuff Bracelet made by Johnny Johnson marked (1) Hopi sterling Bear Paw Print cuff made by Loren Phillips marked. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Tittle "Calling the Buffalo" on round marble base. Measures 17" x 9". Marked " Inspired by Frederick Remmington 1900" and "OSAB".

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is fair to good, strong rifling with dark appearance. Metal is brown color, mostly uniform patina with some mottled color on receiver. Receiver ring shows several sharp gouges or strike marks (not deep). Screw slots are generally good. Wood is fair to good condition with many small dents and gouges, crack on left side in magazine area. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: Maastricht cartouche; W crown; other proofs. Barrel marked 4280. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

All turquoise set in sterling silver maker marked "JMB"

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is very good or better, with bright appearance. Metal retains an even brown coloration, bare metal along stock line or high spots where exposed. Blued magazine appears good, color turning brown. Screw slots are generally good. Wood is very good condition with few small dents and gouges. Wood to metal fit is very good, front band is a bit loose. Markings include 1877 Maastricht cartouche; W crown; other proofs. No secondary number marking on barrel. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 16 gauge shells, manufactured circa 1960’s. Features a blued 28" modified choke barrel, half-length tube magazine, silver bead front sight, smooth trigger with beveled edges, push button safety, machine turned bolt, black finished alloy receiver, press checkered walnut slide handle and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with steel grip cap, factory red rubber recoil pad & 14" LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing some high point edge wear, scattered handling marks/scratches, a minute amount of surface rust on the barrel and thinned finish on the back half of the receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is bright and the wood stocks are very good with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

8.3 Pounds of solid Turquoise all in one Huge Real Turquoise Nugget, that's 3,765 grams! A rare opportunity... and one heck of a conversation piece. Would love to see this giant tumbled and polished! This large stone features nice aqua greens and a light golden matrix so it would also be great for carving, cutting, lapidary or cabbing. It will return a high yield when cut but it is also very impressive in this natural state. It's like a blank canvas for a carver or sculptor. This giant Turquoise nugget comes from the Alarcon Mine in Mexico and has been stabilized to protect the color over time. This specimen has awesome undulating nugget curves and crevices on top with a large flat facade on the other side which could be great for windowing off and polishing to showcase the color and character. Overall dimensions are 11" long x 9" wide x 6" deep. Photographed dry just as it came from the mine. This Huge Turquoise Nugget will make an awesome addition to any mineral collection and is one of those mineral specimens people can actually hold, touch and interact with making it an instant favorite.

Al Sterling It Would Be Very Striking On A Black Belt.

This rug features dense, high quality weaving with a simple step block border design with a Ganado red interior and a central diamond with horses. This rug is 6 feet by 9 feet and is in very good used condition.

Both sterling both with geometric maize design.

fully quilled porcupine design with a cross motif one one side measures 7.5" overall includes a note from the original owner dated April 3,1950. Excellent condition.

#9130419571 WWII era Russian military bolt-action service rifle chambered in 7.62x54Rmm, manufactured at the Tula Arms Plant circa 1939. Imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, VT with import marks on the receiver. Featured a blued finish, 28.7" barrel, hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, cleaning rod, smooth trigger, fixed 5 round magazine with hinged floorplate, polished bolt with short straight handle, round receiver, two barrel bands, smooth wood handguard and straight grip laminated wood shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal buttplate. Original matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, bolt, floorplate & buttplate. Includes the cardboard shipping carton from Century Arms with a leather ammo pouch, oiler, sling, cleaning kit and bayonet. Rifle is covered in cosmoline and retains approximately 98% of its arsenal finish showing light scattered scratches on the floorplate & trigger guard. Action is sound, the bore appears excellent but contains debris and the wood stocks are very good with some blemishes. Condition is perceived to be NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

by Brett Blevin entitled Almost Dry. Hand signed, image size is 6 1/2"x4x1/2". .

Semiautomatic carbine features approx 16" barrel with adjustable fiber optic sights, manual safety, detachable magazine (one included). Bore s excellent condition. Blued finish is 95% or better with few handling marks. Wood stock is excellent. Includes original factory cardboard box with manual, cable lock, weaver type scope base with mounting screws. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

(1924-1972) Entitled "Navajo Mother and Child" 23" by 16".

(1) Man in the maze pendant on handmade chain marked "GP" (1) Lizard pendant on chain marked "GP" (1) Kachina Dancer Pendant marked "GP" (1) Mudhead Kachina Pin/Pendant marked "GP" From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

by Dora Kaminsky both Titled "Crestita Taos Pueblo" unframed. Both measure 8" by 5".

SN: MAG-93550 Trade-name bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum, produced in England by Parker Hale utilizing a Mauser action. Features approx 24" barrel with iron sights, manual safety, hinged floorplate, two piece Weaver type bases. Wood stock features sling studs, ventilated rubber recoil pad, checkered panels at wrist and forend. Blued parts retain 90% finish with scuffs and scratches. Bottom metal appears blackened aluminum, large areas of gray color, with bare metal showing at edges. Bolt assembly is very good condition in the white. Stock is excellent with few dents and dings. Mounts a very good condition Japanese made 3-9x40mm Tasco scope with excellent view, duplex reticle.

With Blue Trade Cloth Dress, Leather High Top Moccasins, Measures 13", 1930's-40's.

by Rosabelle Shiprock New Mexico. Entitled "Male and Female Yei Be Chai". Framed together. Triple matted. Each image size is about 5 1/2" by 13".

Depicts and Mother and child elephant. Unsigned. Measures 26" x 14" x 9". Shows age cracks and discoloration otherwise good condition.

#18418 Vintage 4 bore flare pistol built at the Lille Depot in Liege, Belgium under German occupation during the First World War. Features a black painted finish, 8” twist-to-side barrel with lock, manual cocking piece, guarded trigger, lanyard ring on the butt and two-piece wood grips. The left grip is stamped with a boxed “Kdtur/LILLE" cartouche. The pistol retains approximately 75% of its black painted finish showing scattered losses with an aged brown patina in the void. Action is in working order and the bore shows rust throughout. Condition is Good.

Vintage manual-cocking bolt action single shot sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, C.T. circa 1934-1963. Features a blued finish, 27" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, removed rear sight, Weaver B4 4x fixed power scope installed utilizing a receiver side mount, serrated trigger, stamped steel trigger guard (damaged), swept back bolt handle, two-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt, knurled firing pin head, and one-piece smooth hardwood pistol grip shoulder stock with ill-fitted factory buttplate. Rifle retains less than 10% of its original blued finish with the majority of the metal surfaces have turned to brown patina showing scattered handling marks and a light amount of surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and wood stock is good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

'Aristocrat' Finely crafted modular break-open single shot rifle chambered in .223 Remington, manufactured circa 1986-1987. Features a lustrous blued finish, 23" tapered barrel with extractor, ramped blade front sight with brass bead, removed rear sight, double set triggers, cross-bolt safety, bushed firing pin, serrated top lever, contoured walnut forend with hand checkering and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with right-handed cheek piece, swivel stud, red factory recoil pad & 14” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its blued finish showing scattered handling marks and a bright spot of wear on the left side of the forend metal. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the wood stocks are near fine with blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

One Cased Picture Of Portrait Of A Young Girl And Other Is Not Case Shows Two Little Girls With Long Hair.

Navajo made set in sterling, unsigned.

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better with strong rifling. Metal is brown color, mostly uniform patina with some mottled color on receiver, some bare metal on high spots. Blued magazine appears good, turning plum or brown. Screw slots are generally good. Wood is fair to good condition with many small dents and gouges, especially near butt and receiver sides. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: 1874 Delft cartouche; W crown; other proofs. Barrel marked 1864. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Lot includes two statues both thought to be made of spelter. Depicts a women that is distressed and a man that has set out to rescue. Both share the approximate height of 21 1/2" tall and almost 7" wide at the base.

Necklaces both beaded turquoise with small heishi beads in between.

Vintage lever action repeating shotgun chambered for smokeless powder 10 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1916. Features a blued refinish, cut-down 30 3/4" full choke barrel, no front sight, 'u' notched rear indexing point, 5 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, curved two-piece finger lever, steel receiver with an intertwined WRA Co monogram, smooth walnut forend scales, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate & 13 1/2" LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 30% of its thinned blued refinish with the balance of the metal surfaces turned to brown patina. Action is smooth, the bore is dull with scattered pitting, markings are legible, and the wood stocks are good to very good with the buttstock appearing to be a quality replacement. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***C&R Firearm***

(1) Zuni sterling ring made by Benajamin Tzunie (2) Hopi sterling rings made by Joe Tortalita (1) Mens sterling Hopi band (1) Sterling Hopi ring

Painting is in Sioux style and was done by an unknown artist. Would make a great wall decoration.

All leather with floral and geometric beaded motif in overall excellent condition.

Earrings featuring intense Blue and Green colored inlayed Opal accented with 16 Fine round cut channel set Diamonds weighing 0.35 carats set in contemporary style settings crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $4,000-$5,000

This statue is surrounded by a collection of Indian-Head pennies from the 19th and early 20th century (20 pennies in total). Stands atop a swirled top.

Colombian military bolt action service rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. This rifle shows Czech origins and was arsenal converted in Bogota, Columbia by Reformado Fabrica de Materials de Guerra circa 1952. Imported by CAI of St. Albans, VT with import marks on the barrel. Features a blued finish, 23.5” barrel, raised inverted ‘v’ front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, smooth trigger, swept forward bolt handle, three position safety on the rear of the bolt, internal box magazine with removable floorplate, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the forward band, thumb & stripper clip guide cuts in the receiver, sling swivels, smooth wood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. The receiver ring is marked “F.15693”, “EJERCITO DE COLOMBIA”/ in an oval, “R. FAMAGE” & “1952”. The left side of the receive has been scrubbed but there is a faint “ARMAS” & “BRNO” visible. Serial number are mis-matched with matching numbers on the bottom metal & floorplate only. Rifle retains less than 10% of its blued finish with the majority of the metal surfaces displaying a browning patina. Action is sound, the bore shows minor pitting throughout and the wood stocks are good with blemishes & small hairline cracks in the top of the wrist. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

3 turquoise stone, St. Iashie marked, all sterling.

This beautiful wolf rug measures 76" from the nose to tail, and has as 65" wingspan. The wolf has claws and rests atop black and red felt.

This Kachina stands 17" tall and is in excellent condition. The base is signed by a heart symbol and an "M".

German made air rifle features: barrel cocking spring powered, approx 18.5" barrel, iron sights, grooved receiver, wood stock with checkered wrist and thin rubber butt pad. Bore is very good. Retains 90% blue with scratches and signs of use. Stock is very good condition. Condition is Very Good.

This amethyst geode measures 8" by 15" by 4" and weighs 30lbs.

Reproduction of the Colt 1851 single action percussion revolver with .44 caliber chambering, manufactured in Italy circa 1990. Featured a blued & case hardened finish, 5" octagonal barrel, brass cone front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped naval engagement scene, loading lever, brass grip frame with round trigger guard and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Includes a custom wood stand. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing a drag line on the cylinder with little wear observed elsewhere. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Antique Firearm***

War-era cast bronze bust of a youthful Emperor Hirohito of Japan, 8 1/2" tall with description in Japanese on the reverse, shows Hirohito chest, up in full military uniform. In very good condition with an excellent, aged patina.

Navajo small turquoise beaded necklace with sterling cone beads at closure.

by Alvin K. N. Marshal entitled "Wolf Spirit" #49/75 in plexiglass shadow box. 25" by 30".

Entitled "Mud Heads Entering into the Plaza from the Roof Tops" Bill Dixon is a known artist from Winslow Az. in gold frame. 35" by 24".

with steer and floral embossed design,unmarked. Good overall condition. Circa 1930's.

Over/under double barrel derringer chambered in .22 Magnum, manufactured in Salt Lake City, UT. Features a matte black finish, 2.3" barrels with faux ventilated top rib, fixed sights, flat faced spur trigger, cross-bolt safety, auto-rotating barrel selector in the hammer, manual extractor, alloy frame and two-piece faux mother-of-pearl synthetic grips. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching label. Derringer retains approximately 99% of its matte black finish showing small scattered blemishes. Action is sound with a very heavy trigger pull, the bores are excellent, and the synthetic grips are near fine with scuffs. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

‘KMINI-14/5TH’ Stainless steel semi-automatic modern sporting rifle built along the lines of a scaled down M-14, chambered in .223 Rem & manufactured circa 2007. Features a matte finish, 22" semi-heavy barrel with an adjustable harmonic dampener & no provisions for sights, investment cast receiver with integral scope bases, smooth trigger, manual safety, factory 5 round magazine, ventilated black polymer handguard and Hogue pebbled black rubber over molded semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with rear swivel stud, rubber recoil pad & 13.5” LOP. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching label, scope rings and lock. Rifle exhibits light handling marks and a small amount of bright wear around the action from the moving parts. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and the rubber overmolded stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

This antique clock is surrounded by 8 gold clad bicentennial collector coins from the Danbury Mint Collection.

Traditional old Pawn design with light turquoise and sterling silver beads, unmarked.

3 Stone Cuff Set In Sterling, Unmarked.

signed in the lower left hand corner, depicts cowboys roping wild mustangs in vintage wood frame, measures 36" by 24". Shows some cracking in the paint.

Czech single/double action pistol imported by CAI, Georgia VT. Features 3.75" barrel, fixed sights with white front ramp, white two dot rear, ambidextrous frame mounted safety, lanyard stud, black plastic checkered grips. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 85% black finish, bare metal at sharp edges, scuffs on slide and grip straps. Grips are good to very good condition, moderate smoothing of checkering points. Includes original military tan leather holster (very good condition), black leather police style duty holster (very good), two magazines. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

'For Parts or Repair' Vintage break-open single barrel boxlock shotgun with 2 3/4" 12 gauge chamber. Blued & case hardened finish, 30" modified choke barrel, large silver bead front sight, smooth trigger, non trigger guard, exposed hammer with serrated spur, knurled top lever, smooth walnut forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated buttplate & 14 1/4" LOP. The receiver is stamped "ILL 2858". The barrel exhibits little remaining finish and the receiver bears muted case colors with the balance of the metal surfaces turned to brown patina. Action does not open consistently but is otherwise functional, the bore appear very good but dirty and the wood stocks are fair with scattered finish loss & cracks. Condition is Poor. ***C&R Firearm***

Featuring star pattern multi point. Possibly Northwest Coast Inuit. 12.5" in diameter.

Measure 41" by 72" by 27". In excellent like new condition.

(1) Two strand Sleeping Beauty Nugget Necklace (1) Kingman turquoise two stand Necklace accented with heishi beads.

Includes (1) Contemporary Crockett Spurs with raised relief design and 9 point rowels, marked with CR, and (1) Early Crockett Stainless Spurs with 5 point rowels marked with full Crockett and have an embossed tree design.

Both sparkling sterling silver made by noted Hopi artist Stetson Lomayestewa marked. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City NM.

Includes (2) Duponts circa the 1920's and 1930's, (1) Curtis and Harvey, (1) American EC Powder circa 1904.

WWII era Japanese military bolt action short rifle chambered in 7.7mm Arisaka, manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal circa 1939-1945. Features a blued finish, 26" barrel, shrouded inverted 'v' front sight, flip-up ladder style rear sight graduated to 1,500 meters, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the forward band, cleaning rod, straight bolt handle with ‘last ditch’ style knob, smooth trigger, smooth cocking piece with safety knob, early receiver marking with mum defaced, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, sling swivels, smooth wood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. No import marks are found and matching serial numbers are observed on the receiver, bolt handle and extractor. Rifle exhibits an aged patina showing some scattered light surface rust. Action is sound, the bore appears very good but is dirty and the wood stocks are good with a large crack in the handguard. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

‘NRA Edition’ Economical western style single action revolver with convertible .22 Long Rifle & .22 Magnum cylinders. Features a blued & black finish, 6 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notch rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, manual hammer block safety on the recoil shield, fluted six-shot .22 LR cylinder, ejector rod, alloy frame, alloy grip frame and two-piece faux-ivory synthetic grips with engraved “NRA” & eagle head. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual, lock and an unfluted .22 Mag cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing light wear and scattered dings. Action is sound with good lock-up, the bore is very good with what appears to be minor defects in the rifling and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

with blue trade cloth dress which has beaded accents and handmade beaded moccasins with real human hair and shell earrings. 16" overall. Circa 1930-40's.

Alaskan scrimshaw with caribou and skier bone handle and sheath small stainless blade.

Vintage recoil operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 16 gauge shells, manufactured by Remington circa 1942. Due to the German occupation of Belgium in World War II, the production of the Auto-5 was turned over to Remington from 1940 to 1946. Features a blued refinish, 24.5" barrel with Poly-Choke adjustable choke system, brass bead front sight, four round tube magazine with cut-off on the left side of the receiver, smooth trigger, push button safety in the rear of the triggerguard, polished bolt with serrated charging handle, light coverage roll stamp engraving on the receiver with Browning decor, point checkered walnut forend with finger grooves and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with round knob, White Line recoil pad & 14 1/8” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its blued refinish showing light wear and some pin prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore appears excellent but is dirty, the markings are very good, and the wood stocks are very good+ with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good as refinished. ***C&R Firearm***

Reproduction of the Remington 1858 New Model Army single action percussion revolver, manufactured in Italy circa 1990. Features a blued finish, 8" octagonal barrel, pinched post front sight, 'v' notched rear sight, smooth wide trigger, brass trigger guard, serrated hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot cylinder, loading lever, steel frame and two-piece smooth walnut grips. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Antique Firearm***

Titled "Owl Kachina with Little Bird Satan Domingo Pat" done by the noted aforementioned Native American artist. The work is framed and measures 20" x 24". Dated 1987.

With Geometric Design, unsigned.

Mustered in 1898 but never left the sates during the Spanish American War. Canvas wrapped canteen with a big "34" on one with an arsenal marking on side other side is marked "5 MASS" includes attached sling and keeper.

Miniature stainless steel single action spur trigger revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Features a matte finish with polished flats, 1 1/8" ribbed barrel, fixed round blade front sight, fluted five-shot cylinder, smooth spur trigger, serrated hammer spur, and smooth black synthetic grips. Includes a factory jewelry style hard case with fitted insert and literature. Revolver exhibits moderate handling marks and carry wear. Action is sound, the bore is good and the synthetic grips are fair with wear & cracks in the right panel. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

(2) Of Which Are Turquoise, (1) Bird Fetish And (1) Turquoise And Coral.

‘Improved Model’ Period customized large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1938. Featured a blued refinish, 6" barrel with two-line address, blade front sight, custom rear sight blade with square notch & serrations added on the frame to reduce glare, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, knurled trigger, knurled wide low-profile hammer spur, steel frame and custom four-piece bone grip. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame and crane. Revolver retains approximately 70% of its professional blued refinish showing holster wear, the cylinder turned plum, finish loss on the grip straps and a small amount of scattered light surface rust/pitting. Action is smooth with solid lock-up, the bore appears very good with what looks like fouling/residue near the muzzle, markings are good to very good and the custom bone grip is very good with a nice caramel color on the left. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Lot includes a beautiful old Pima basket with a diameter of 10" and an ethnic made bowl with a diameter of 12 1/2".

Vintage tube-fed bolt action shotgun chambered for 2 ½ & 3” .410 gauge shells, manufactured pre-1968. Features a blued finish, 24” barrel, ½ length tube magazine, silver bead front sight, smooth trigger, alloy triggerguard, bent bolt handle, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, and smooth wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated buttplate. Shotgun retains little finish with the majority of the metal surfaces turned to patina showing light scattered pin prick pitting & rust. Action is sound, the bore appears excellent but is dirty and the wood stock is fair to good with numerous blemishes. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

(1) Darker (possibly Royston) Turquoise Necklace (1) Turquoise Beaded Necklace Single. Strand

‘Carry SAS Gen2’ High quality double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson, manufactured in Exeter, NH circa 2016. Features a black Nitron finished stainless steel slide with Sig-Anti-Snag dehoning treatment, 3.5" barrel, dovetailed three-dot night sights, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 12 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, matte black finished aluminum frame with knurled front strap and textured black G10 wrap-around grips. Includes the original factory hard case with two spare magazines. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing only minor wear on the front strap. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the G10 grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

by Larry Toschik, signed in the lower right hand corner. #389/580. Depicts mallards in flight. Published in 1975 by Wild Wings, of Lake City Minnesota and by Larry Toshik. Double framed and matted 24" x 19".

featuring a Marquise cut center Diamond surrounded by 38 baguette and round cut Diamonds total weight approx. 1.50 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $3,000-$4,000

'Ranger' Slide action youth shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3" 20 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1989. Features a blued 22" barrel with ventilated sighting rib & removable improved cylinder choke, brass bead front sight, plugged four round tube magazine, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, black finished alloy receiver with serrated top strap, dual action bars, grooved hardwood slide handle and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad & 12 7/8" LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing slide wear on the magazine tube, scattered light surface rust on the barrel & magazine tube and scattered scratches/scuffs on the receiver & triggerguard. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Traditional oval design sterling with single turquoise stone marked JBJ (1) Sandstone belt buckle with single stone From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Beautifully done matched set in 14kt yellow gold

‘For Parts or Repair’ Factory engraved take-down slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 12 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1898-1905. Configuration: Scroll engraved receiver with oval panel game scene on the left side featuring four mallards, 30” full choke barrel, silver bead front sight, half-length tube magazine, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, single action bar, smooth (once checkered) walnut slide handle and fancy figured semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with “s” shaped grip butt, factory buttplate & 13 5/8” LOP. The metal surfaces are primarily in-the-white with scattered light surface rust. Action is in need of repair for many reasons, the bore is good and the wood stocks are poor. For Parts or Repair ***C&R Firearm***

(1) Sterling Navajo Bird Pendant (1) Sterling Geometric Pendant

Lot includes 3 pieces of Colonial Era currency from various colonies for the amounts of 10 Shillings, $4, and 40 Shillings.

‘Pre-64’ Custom stocked controlled round feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured circa 1952. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, ramped bead top blade front sight, adjustable flip-up rear sight, Weaver K2.5 fixed power scope installed on a one-piece Redfield base, serrated trigger, nickel plated bolt with swept-back handle & three-position safety on the rear, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and custom Harry Lawson style smooth walnut thumb hole pistol grip shoulder stock with contrasting forend/pistol grip caps, sling swivels, right handed cheek rest, rubber recoil pad & 13.5” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing handlings marks, a small amount of scattered surface rust and the nickel plated bolt exhibits some flaking. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, optics are sharp and the walnut stock is very good. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

"Great Horned Owl" signed by carver "Martha R." on the base of the Kachina. Measures 24".

Colorful fully beaded club, good overall condition, measures 18" overall.

Pendant featuring highly detailed nature inspired design with a round cut Emerald weighing approx. 0.50 carats with seed Pearl and small Diamond accents set in 14 karat yellow gold.

Includes (1) Black Steel Kelly Show Spurs with jingles and silver overlay of stars, and (1) Crockett Stainless Spurs with silver overlay and 10 point rowels, marked with CR.

(1) Large Nugget Turquoise Beaded Necklace (1) Turquoise and Coral Beaded Necklace (1) Turquoise and Rose Beaded Necklace

'1887 Coach Gun' Side-by-side double barrel exposed hammer shotgun chambered for 3" or shorter 20 gauge shells. Manufactured in China by S.D.2 and imported by IAC of Billerica, MA with import stamp on the underside of the receiver. Features a blued finish, 20.25" cylinder choke barreled with solid rib, brass bead front sight, extractors, double triggers, exposed hammers with knurled spurs, cross-bolt safety, sliding tang safety, smooth wood semi-beavertail forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad & 14.5" LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing light handling marks and a small amount of light rust. Action is sound, the bores are excellent and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Sterling Bear Paw Print Pendant made by Myron Sekakuku (2) Sterling Pendants made by Larry Polivema (1) geometric oval pendant on chain

'Woodsmaster' Vintage magazine fed semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1956. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, Tasco 3-9x 32mm scope mounted with see-through rings, smooth trigger, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, detachable 4 round box magazine, smooth walnut forend with gasping grooves and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated metal buttplate & 13 ½” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing wear on the top of the receiver from a previously installed optic mount and a few scattered spots of emerging rust. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine, the optics are slightly hazy and refinished wood stocks are very good with a couple 3/8” cracks in the wrist extending from the right side of the receiver. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Including (3) Basketry trays, (2) lidded cylinders and (2) Woven baskets.

14kt Yellow Gold Set With Five Oval Garnets With Matching Garnet And Diamond Earrings.

Italian military carbine features approx 17.5" barrel, folding bayonet, fixed sights, bent bolt handle, sling swivels, Mannlicher type action uses en-bloc clips (clips not included). Bore is good or better condition, bright with strong rifling. Retains 80% blue, mostly turning a dull brownish color, some pitting on bolt body. Stock is in good serviceable condition with some small dents or nicks, cracks visible near rear swivel, appears sanded with good wood to metal fit, except at butt where butt plate extends slightly past wood. Front sight / bayonet mount is slightly loose. Handguard slightly loose. Marked "Gardone", "940 - XIX". No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

‘Post-64’ Customized push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .264 Winchester Magnum, manufactured circa 1968. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel with removed sights, Bushnell Scopechief IV 2.5-8x scope installed on a one-piece Redfield base, wide serrated trigger, machine turned bolt with swept-back handle, cocked indicator & three-position safety on the rear of the bolt, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and custom smooth wood Monte Carlo stock with right handed palm swell, contrasting forend/pistol grip caps, swivel studs, right handed cheek rest, rubber recoil pad & 13” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 80% of its original blued finish showing handlings marks and spots of bright wear. Action is smooth, the bore is bright with good rifling & what appears to be minor pitting, the optics are clear and the wood stock is fair with numerous blemishes & a repaired hairline crack on the left side near the rear of the action. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Lot includes 7 pieces of US Fractional currency.

(1) Catlinite pipe with wooden twisted stem with beaded accent. measures 28" overall circa 1920's.

Circa 1870.

Incomplete, antique breech loading percussion carbine with .52 caliber bore, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1859-1863. Features a 22" round barrel, pinned German silver blade front sight, folding ladder rear sight graduated to 800 yards, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, ‘J’ shaped finger lever with sliding locking latch on the lower tang, sling bar with ring, smooth walnut forend with single barrel band and no butt stock. Includes an iron patchbox. The barrel and upper tang are stamped “C. 444” and the underside of the upper tang is stamped “444”. The lock is stamped “C.SHARPS’ PAT./OCT.5TH 1852.” and “R.S.LAWRENCE PAT/APRIL 12TH 1859”. Remnants of case colors are found on the breech block, finger lever, trigger plate and receiver. Some traces of bluing can be found on the barrel and hammer (reblued). The balance on the metal surfaces display an aged brown patina. Action is sound, the bore shows strong rifling & rust and the forend wood is very good. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Antique Firearm***

Stainless steel 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a matte finish, 5" match grade barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed TruGlo TFO day/night sights, fore & aft cocking serrations on the slide, match grade aluminum trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, extended safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety, push button magazine release, no magazine, knurled flat mainspring housing and Hogue pebble black rubber wrap-around finger groove grip. Includes the original factory hard case with manual. Pistol exhibits a few minor scuffs/superficial scratches with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the rubber grips are near fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

'Military & Police .357 Magnum Airlite’ Lightweight small frame double-action-only concealed hammer revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 2008. Features a full matte black finish, 1 7/8" stainless steel barrel, XS Standard Dot day/night front sight, ‘u’ notch rear sight, MIM .312" smooth combat trigger, concealed hammer, fluted five-shot stainless steel cylinder, shrouded ejector rod, three screw round butt scandium alloy J Magnum frame with integral lanyard loop & internal key lock safety and checkered black polymer Crimson Trace Lasergrip with integrated laser sight, pressure switch & rubber panels. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, spent case and laser adjustment tool. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, a couple scratches and a faint drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the factory marked Lasergrip is fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

and Matching Pearl Bracelet featuring large 11-13 MM average diameter Pearls with rich color and luster both have matching 14 karat yellow gold round ball clasps. Retail $4,000-$6000

Lakota made, measures 9"X4".

Vintage striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in .25 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1911. Features a blued finish, 2" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, fixed sights, smooth trigger, manual safety/slide stop on the left side of the frame, grip safety, heel magazine release, 6 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered black hard rubber grips with "COLT" and Rampant Colt decor. Pistol retains approximately 10% of its original bright blued finish with the balance comprised of an aged brown patina & some minor surface rust. Action is sound, the bore shows good luster & rifling with pitting and the hard rubber grips are good+ with wear. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Pendant studded with 12 round cut Sapphires and 20 Diamonds set in 14 karat white gold.

'Aristocrat' Finely crafted modular break-open single shot rifle chambered in .338 Winchester Magnum, manufactured circa 1986-1987. Features a blued finish, 23" tapered barrel without provisions for sights, installed one-piece scope base with 1” rings, extractor, double set triggers, cross-bolt safety, bushed firing pin, serrated top lever, magnum frame, installed sling swivels, contoured walnut forend with hand checkering and fancy figured semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with right-handed cheek piece, red factory recoil pad & 14” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its blued finish showing scattered handling marks/wear and some finish loss & pitting on the barrel over the chamber. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the wood stocks are near fine with blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Lot includes (1) "Mask 1717" (various mediums) story on the reverse side of the art, measures 14 1/4" x 11 1/4", and (1) "The Smoke and Song of the Storm Chief" acrylics on canvas, measures 11 1/2" x 13". Both are double framed.

Includes (1) DuPont circa 1920, (1) Laflin & Rand circa 1900, and (1) salesman sample Hazard Powder Tin circa 1880 to 1900.

marked "Instituto Naciona De Cultra Peru" in a stamping, in gold frame image size is 27"x19".

Russian made semiautomatic rifle, imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Features approx 20" barrel, adjustable sights, folding blade bayonet, fixed 10 round magazine, cleaning rod under barrel, butt compartment (now empty). Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined. Metal parts retain 95% dark bluing. Bayonet blade, bolt and carrier are in the white. Stock is very good or better condition, small replacement section near rear of receiver appears arsenal installed. All observed numbers match the original Russian serial number. Marked "arrow in star" for Tula Arsenal, dated 1952. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

All catlinite, bowl is marked Swift Horse.

This "Black Bear Kachina" stands 19" tall and has signature carved on the base reading "I.McB".

Spanish military rifle made by Ludwig Loewe, Berlin Germany, circa 1896. Features 29" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety, military style sights, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is good condition, dark with strong rifling. Retains 85% bright blue, turning gray or brown at bands and floorplate. Rear sight spring retains straw color. Bolt is in the white with brown color at knob. Wood is in very good condition with few dents and nicks. Spanish crest on receiver and stock. Lowe star stamp on receiver. Numbers do not match. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Reproduction of the Colt 1849 Pocket single action percussion revolver, manufactured in Italy circa 2001. Featured a nited blued & case hardened finish, 4" octagonal barrel, brass cone front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped stagecoach hold-up scene, loading lever, brass grip frame with round trigger guard and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Includes a custom wood stand. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, a thin bright drag line on the cylinder and slightly muted case colors. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Antique Firearm***

With Turquoise And Coral Inlays, Surrounded By Geometric Design.

1930’s Vintage Polish Mauser action with sporter alterations. The receiver has been drilled & tapped for a scope base, the safety has been switched to a two-position scope clearance unit and the bolt handle changed to turned-down, swept-back with polished finished. The receiver ring shows faint markings. Condition is Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Lot includes a sheet of tokens from the Civil War used for "in store credit" and currency from the 1860's.

Magazine fed bolt action youth rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in West Germany circa 1984. Features a blued finish, 16.25” round barrel, ramped & hooded bead front sight, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, integral scope rail cuts in the receiver, adjustable serrated trigger, stamped steel trigger guard, detachable 5 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, and smooth beech semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with serrated bare butt. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing light wear and a browning patina on the in-the-white finished bolt handle. Action is smooth but the trigger assembly is loose & the bolt is not properly retained, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is very good+. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Tactical-style slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in China by Sun City Machinery. Imported by Savage Arms of Westfield, MA with import stamp on the right side of the barrel. Features a phosphate finished 18.5” cylinder choke barrel, brass bead front sight, 5 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, black polymer trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, satin black finished alloy receiver, installed swivel studs, dual action bars, grooved black polymer slide handle and pistol grip shoulder stock with soft rubber recoil pad & 14 ¼” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 96% of its original finish showing slide wear on the magazine tube and scattered handling marks/scuffs. Action is smooth, the bore appears excellent but is dirty and the synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

depicting David, 56"x12"X12" great decorator.

SN: 103944 'The Fieldmaster' Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1948. Features a blued finish, 24 3/4" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, 2/3 length tube magazine, smooth trigger, push button safety, take-down receiver drilled & tapped for a receiver sight, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory knurled metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing scratches, slide wear and some rust. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and wood stocks are very good with many blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Bracelet with crossover design featuring combination of 82 round cut Black and White Diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats set in hinged 14 karat white gold bracelet. Retail $2,500-$3,000

Double stack 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Manufactured in Brazil by Imbel and Imported by Springfield Inc. of Geneseo, IL with import stamp on the right side of the frame. Features a satin black finish, 5" barrel, three-dot fiber-optic sights with drift adjustable rear sight, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, extended safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, 14 round Mec-Gar P14 magazine, double stack steel frame with serrated front strap, serrated flat mainspring housing with internal key lock safety, and checkered black synthetic grips. Includes three spare magazine and two additional grip screws. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing scattered handling marks and some slide wear on the barrel. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Black oxide finished AKM receiver. Fits AKM 7.62x39 fixed stock parts kits including Russian, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, East German, Bulgarian and Egyptian. Features pre-drilled front trunnion and rear block holes. Shows scattered surface rust. Condition is Fair to Good ***Modern Firearm***

Pendant featuring a heart shaped pigeon blood red Ruby weighing 1.05 carats accented by 88 round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats set in a lovely 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $3,000-$4,000

Modular stainless steel over/under double barrel derringer chambered in .45 Colt. The Bond Arms derringers have interchangeable barrel capabilities and offer 22 different caliber options. Features a satin finish, 2.5" barrels, fixed ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, extractor, cross-bolt safety, smooth spur trigger without trigger guard, rebounding hammer with auto-rotating barrel selector & serrated wide spur, and checkered laminated rosewood grips with laser cut stars. Includes the original factory hard case with literature. Derringer exhibits only minor handling marks. Action is sound, the bores are excellent and grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

On Miniature Loom.

This metal art piece is suspected to be an advertiser for an oil company and measures 23" by 20". A beautiful piece of wall art to decorate with.

featuring an oval cut 1.14 Red Ruby accented with 28 round cut Diamonds set in a charming setting of 14 karat white gold.

This Mark AR MOD 1 6-18x40mm Leupold Scope comes in the original box, and has clean optics. This scope is in excellent like new condition

With Deep Inlay Geometric Design, Unsigned.

by Michael Garman entitled "Cutting the Dust" signed twice on the base and measures 18" by 10 1/2" by 9 1/2".

by Michael Garman entitled "Saddle Time". Signed on the base and measures 23" by 11".

Includes 31 Morgan Silver Dollars dating from 1879 to 1934. "A collection of Morgan Silver Dollars from all five U.S. Mints".

Vintage magazine fed bolt action target rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1944-1949. Features a blued finish, 26" medium-weight barrel, Redfield globe front sight, provisions for a receiver mounted sight, installed optic rail, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard, bent bolt handle with round knob, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety behind the receiver, detachable 7 round magazine, and one-piece semi-pistol grip birch shoulder stock with sling swivel mounts & serrated metal buttplate. Includes a spare magazine. Rifle retains less than 10% of its blued finish with the majority of the metal surfaces bearing a brown patina. Action is smooth, the bore appears very good with minor pitting near the muzzle and the wood stock is very good. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Chinese made slide action shotgun patterned after the Remington 870. Imported by Interstate Arms Corp of Billerica, MA with import mark on the right side of the receivers. Features a satin black finish, 18.5” cylinder bore barrel with 3” chamber, ventilated black polymer barrel shroud, raised patridge front sight, NcStar reflex sight mounted on the receiver via picatinney rail segment, 5 round tube magazine with attached tri-rail & laser sight, smooth trigger, black polymer trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, dual action bars, checkered black polymer slide handle and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad & 13 ¾” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing slide wear, scattered scratches and strategically placed grip tape strips. Action is smooth, the bore appears excellent but is dirty and the synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

This large, excellent condition Moose shoulder mount has a removable 56" rack and has 18 points overall.

Including a Coffin Handled knife made by United with stainless steel blade and wooden handle 12 1/2" overall with leather beaded knife sheath, and also included is Bants Bowie knife with a stainless steel blade with an antler handle 12" overall with a leather sheath.

Fuses. Great condition sealed in plastic. Great item for the Civil War collector’s display.

Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 Gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1918. Features a blued refinish, full choke 32" take-down barrel, brass bead front sight, 6 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, cross-bolt safety, milled steel receiver, grooved walnut slide handle, and custom thumb hole pistol grip shoulder stock with right handed roll-over cheek piece, Pachmayr recoil pad marked “Ralph Voss” & 14” LOP. Serial numbers match on the receiver and receiver extension. Shotgun retains approximately 90% of its blued refinish showing scattered scratches, some thinning and slide wear on the magazine tube & action bar. The magazine tube does not lock up tight. Action is sound, the bore is bright showing some dings & light corrosion or debris, and the wood stocks are good with small losses. Condition in NRA Good as refinished. ***C&R Firearm***

Altered WWII Era English military top-break double-action-only revolver chambered in .38 Smith & Wesson. Features a black painted finish, cut-down 2 ¼” barrel, ramped patridge front sight, square notch rear sight cut in the top of the barrel catch, fluted six-shot cylinder, automatic extractor, smooth trigger, halved trigger guard, bobbed hammer, round butt frame with serrated backstrap and smooth walnut grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame and barrel. Markings: Frame - a superimposed "ED" & "I**". Includes a smooth brown leather holster. The revolver retains approximately 90% finish showing scattered rust & pitting. Action is sound with solid lock-up, the bore is bright with good rifling & scattered pin prick pitting, markings are fair and the wood grips are good. Condition is NRA Good as modified. ***C&R Firearm***

Great western themed decoration.

SN: 521525 Vintage large frame top-break double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1920’s. Features a blued finish, ribbed 6” barrel, round brass blade front sight, square notch rear sight cut into the “T” shaped barrel latch, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted seven-shot cylinder with automatic extractor, steel frame and checkered two-piece walnut ‘saw handle’ grip. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel, cylinder and extractor star. Revolver retains approximately 60% of its bright blued finish showing holster wear and scattered oxidation/light surface rust. Action is in working order with play in the lock up, the bore is excellent and the walnut grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Custom bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .204 Ruger, built by Norman Myers of Heritage Custom Arms utilizing a ‘mini mauser’ action. The Yugoslavian made action was imported by KBI of Harrisburg, P.A. and has import marks on the left side of the receiver ring. Configuration: Satin black Gunkote finish, 20.75” #3 contour Douglas barrel with recessed crown & no provision for sights, installed two-piece scope base, adjustable serrated trigger, sliding two-position safety on the right side of the receiver, machine turned bolt with swept-back handle, internal box magazine with push-button-release hinged floorplate, and bedded Bell & Carlson Carbelite checkered black synthetic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with swivel studs, rubber recoil pad & 13 7/8” LOP. Includes a J. Dewey cleaning rod and Sinclair o-ring rod guide. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its custom finish showing some small scattered losses. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stock is near fine with minimal imperfections. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

With Deep Inlay Geometric Design, Unsigned.

(4) of which are kerosene and brass and (2) Candle lit type lanterns. THIS ITEM IS NOT ABLE TO BE SHIPPED BUYER MUST PICK UP.

Lot includes 3 pieces of Colonial Era currency from various colonies for the amounts of $5, $30, and $40.

Canadian made magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Imported by Savage Arms Inc. of Westfield, M.A. with import stamp on the left side of the barrel. Features a matte black finish, fluted 16.5" heavy barrel with installed birdcage flash hider & no provisions for sights, factory installed one-piece scope rail, adjustable accu-trigger, detachable five round magazine, oversized bolt handle, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, and a checkered black synthetic pistol grip shoulder stock with integral trigger guard & installed swivel studs. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents and lock. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing light wear on the flash hider and bolt handle. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the synthetic stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Features a glass curio cabinet top with drop down desk surface with lower gallery drawers atop clawed feet. 80" by 29" by 15". Good condition with minor scratches.

All hand forged metal, blade is etched with soldiers, on wood pole arm, 81" long. Circa 18th century, from the museum in Kalamazoo MI.

Complete barreled action comprised of a 1918 vintage U.S. military action with Timney Sportsman trigger and a wildcat cambered custom 24.5" tapered barrel without provisions for sight. The Saturn 25/270 Increased Case Load round was developed by Vern Juenke of Saturn Gun Works in Reno, NV. The barrel is marked "SATURN 25/270 ICL", "2/19/54", "1/14/P" & "VJ". The barreled receiver sports a lustrous blued refinish accompanied by scattered surface rust. The bolt has been polished and the bolt handle modified. Action as sound and the bore is excellent. Condition is Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

This shoulder mount is in very good condition with a 22 point, 39in rack.

Including a Bowie Knife with horse head cap, wood handle and inscribed blade that reads "land of the free home of the brave" measuring 12" overall, and other knife is a antler handle skinner with elk hunting scene etched blade and leather sheath with an overall length of 12".

Innovative & lightweight recoil operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Costa Mesa, CA circa 1964-1965. The AR-17 did not receive commercial success and only 2,000 were produced. Features a glossy black finish, 22" high-strength aluminum barrel with thread-on choke tube, red bead front sight, smooth gold trigger, cross-bolt safety, steel bolt with serrated charging handle, two round capacity, aluminum receiver with gold filled roll stamped vine scroll, skip-line checkered faux-wood nylon forend and semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo shoulder stock with contrasting grip cap, factory recoil pad & 14 3/8” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its black finish showing light wear and a couple small losses. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stocks are very good with scratches & scuffs. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Has Two Small Side Diamonds Set In Yellow Gold Size 7.

Including (1)by Hemis Bare entitled "Butterfly Dancer". The base is hand carved by D. Kopelva. It stands 12" tall, (1) is a Navajo Kachina Sio Hemis, and (1) Clown Kachina unsigned.

Czechoslovakian military bolt action service rifle chambered in 7.92x57mm Mauser, manufactured circa 1935. In 1938 approximately 50,000 VZ.24 rifles were sold to the Rupublican party in Spain during the Spanish Civil War. Rifle numbers 5296K3 and 6781K3 are known Spanish Civil War VZ.24 rifles, making this rifle 5731K3 likely to have been used in the war as well. No visible import marks are found. Configuration: Blued finish, 23.5" barrel, ramped inverted 'v' front sight, tangent rear sight graduated sight to 2,000 meters, bayonet lug, two barrel bands, straight bolt handle, three-position manual safety on the rear of the bolt, internal 5 round box magazine with removable floorplate, sling swivels on the left & underside, smooth wood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal buttplate. Serial numbers are non-matching. Rifle retains approximately 20% of its blued finish showing heavy wear/thinning with some bright bluing found in the protected areas. Action is smooth, the bore is dark with what appears to be light rifling and the wood stocks are fair with many blemishes & a 2” crack on the right side of the stock around the reinforcing bolt. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***C&R Firearm***

black rod iron construction, sand painting inset top with glass. Made by Carol Prophet. 22" by 16".

All different geometric designs, unsigned.

with fur, made by Petersson & Son size ladies Small.

Vintage slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1963-1969. Features a blued 20.5” Barrel, full-length tube magazine, blade front sight, fully adjustable rear sporting sight, Weaver B4 4x fixed power scope installed with a Weaver .22 Tip-Off mount, smooth trigger with beveled & serrated edges, push button safety, machine turned bolt, back finished alloy receiver, press checkered slide handle, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with black synthetic grip cap & buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing scattered scratches/bright dings, slide wear on the front of the receiver from the slide handle and carry wear on the bottom of the receiver. Action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good with blemishes & small losses. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

They measures 10 1/8" wide by 13 1/2" long. Each glove has a gold gilt embossed "INDIAN" Motorcycle logo on the front, the other side reads "Hide Palm". Both have a beige wool lining inside. Sold as is, we do not guarantee the authenticity.

Ring featuring an estimated 4.00 carat oval cut Morganite framed with 28 round cut Tourmaline and Diamonds weighing approx. 2.00 carats set in 10 karat Rose gold.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes (1) Clear class with stopper (1) more clear glass with stopper. includes (3) vintage silver plated labels.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes custom made leather cowboy boots. Signed by Catrichus. Second Pair is a two tone brown floral tooled with wolves. Includes (2) Bob Brown North Hollywood, CA booklets.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes (2) are hand tooled with floral motif. All marker marked Jim Lockwood.

also included: beaded strands that look like clay beads. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

All 14kt Yellow Gold Accented With A Single Pearl.

Russian semiautomatic pistol, imported by KBI, HBG, PA. Features approx 3.6" barrel, chrome lined bore, adjustable sights, decocker/safety on slide, heel type magazine release, lanyard ring. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 98% dark blued finish with few signs of use. Black plastic checkered grips are excellent. Original Russian numbers all match; new serial number applied during import. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, spare magazine, Leather flap holster, lanyard, cleaning rod. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

This slot machine is in working condition. The side of it reads "2012". Serial number reads 342178 on the side.

This slot machine is in working condition and comes with playing coins and a key to access the coin holding mechanism. Front of the machine reads "CC Angel".

Tooled basket weave design, unmarked, has a 14" seat and is in fair condition.

(1) Green turquoise and heishi Necklace (1) Sleeping beauty turquoise and Heishi From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Sterling with geometric design includes Lorus watch that needs a battery and a expandable band.

Excellent condition fully backed on felt 68"LX70"W

(1) Very Nice nugget style necklace with blue glass trade beads. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

8 1/2" In Diameter.

(1) Sleeping Beauty nugget necklaces (1) Turquoise & Heishi necklaces From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

*Pre-Ban* Old West GEM SALOON N. P. ERP COLTON CAL' A 4% gambling ivory poker chip. Measures 1 5/8" Chip is over 125 years of age in low excellent condition. Can only be sold in the State of Arizona Law and Commerce. Sold as is, we do not guarantee the authenticity.

Black oxide finished AKM receiver. Fits AKM 7.62x39 fixed stock parts kits including Russian, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, East German, Bulgarian and Egyptian. Features pre-drilled front trunnion and rear block holes. Shows scattered surface rust. Condition is Fair to Good ***Modern Firearm***

set with Opal, lapis, turquoise and more. Set in 14k yellow gold.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes various types and sizes.

simple link design with round cut turquoise. It needs small repair to loop at closure.

'1st Model' Antique double-action-only top-break concealed hammer revolver chambered in .32 Smith & Wesson, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1888-1898. Features a nickel plated finish, ribbed 3 1/2" barrel, pinned round blade front sight, 'u' notch rear sight cut in the raised portion of the barrel catch, push down barrel latch, fluted five-shot cylinder with automatic extractor, case hardened smooth crescent trigger, blued trigger guard, concealed hammer, knurled grip safety and diamond checkered hard rubber grips molded checkerboard pattern on the top of the left panel & S&W monogram on the top of the right panel. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, cylinder and frame. Revolver retains approximately 85% of its nickel plated finish showing scattered scratches, losses and dings. The cylinder bears a newer refinish. Action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is fair and the hard rubber grips are very good. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

'Grade I' Lever action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 1975. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length 15 round (.22 LR) magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, adjustable flip-up rear sight, steel receiver with integral scope rail cuts, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with serrated spur, straight finger lever with a short 33° throw, installed swivel studs, smooth walnut forend with gloss finish and straight grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing scattered scratches and losses. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good with numerous blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage tube-fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1940-1945. Features a blued finish, 23" tapered barrel, removed sights, installed one-piece scope rail, full-length tube magazine, serrated trigger, black synthetic trigger guard with finger groove, bent bolt handle with round knob, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety behind the receiver, quick detach sling swivels and two-piece smooth walnut Mannlicher style semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with right handed cheek-piece & serrated black synthetic buttplate. Rifle retains less than 10% of its original blued finish showing heavy wear with the majority of the metal surfaces displaying a mottled grey patina. Action is smooth, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are very good. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Has an 11 1/2" seat with traditional smooth brown leather with stirrups and straps. In fair condition with some loses to stitching.

Including a Ricardo Aluminum bit and a long shank aluminum quick bit.

All Natural single strand necklace with separate Jockla on string.

signed in the lower right hand corner. this piece is #001 and pictures Doc Holliday, Virgil Earp, Wyatt Earp, and Morgan Earp in their depictions from the movie "Tombstone". In a large wooden frame with barbed wire decoration measuring 35" by 25".

All different styles and lengths. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Sterling construction maker marked "J. S." Inlaid with turquoise, onyx, and coral.

All wood construction with wood shade in working condition.

Huge turquoise stone with heishi and silver beads. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Small Figural Yei Rug is red black and white, measures 20" by 19". and also a small stripped Navajo in brown gray and white that measures 31" by 22". Both are finely done and in excellent condition.

Including Renelde marked aluminum bit, and a Ricardo Aluminum bit.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes holsters all made and marker marked by Jim Lockwood. All floral Tooled. Also included is a leather scabbard.

Set In 14kt Yellow Gold

This lot includes a 5.5" pottery bowl and a beaded Peyote fan.

‘3rd Model' Antique double-action-only top-break concealed hammer revolver chambered in .38 Smith & Wesson, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1890-1898. Features a nickel plated finish, ribbed 3 1/4" barrel, pinned round blade front sight, 'u' notch rear sight cut in the raised portion of the barrel catch, push down barrel latch, fluted five-shot cylinder with automatic extractor, case hardened smooth crescent trigger, blued trigger guard, concealed hammer, knurled grip safety and diamond checkered hard rubber grips molded S&W monograms. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, cylinder, frame and right grip panel. Revolver retains approximately 70% of its nickel plated finish showing scattered scratches and losses. Action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is fair and the hard rubber grips are fair with cracks & chips. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Camanche bow and a buffalo bow. Both are high quality reproduction accented with feathers real fur, hide, and other materials.

With spur straps, also includes a second pair of spur straps.

Wooden construction, hide wrapped with beaded motif. Circa 1890's-1900's.

All three are different and appear to be sterling, unsigned on leather bands

‘ADL' Vintage magazine fed slide-action sporting rifle chambered in .270 Winchester, manufactured circa 1954. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped bead top blade front sight, removed rear sight, Weaver K4 4x fixed power scope installed using a Weaver pivot mount, smooth trigger, push button safety, no magazine, smooth brown leather sling, dual action bars, ‘five diamond’ hand checkering on the walnut slide handle and semi-pistol grip walnut shoulder stock with grip cap & Pachmayr rubber recoil pad. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing muzzle wear and slide wear on the action tube/bars. Action is smooth, the bore appears excellent, the optics are clear and the wood stocks are near good showing a light refinish & a 2” hairline crack on the top of the wrist. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

by noted cowboy artist Frederic Remington, measures 20"x14" doubled matted in gold frame.

Single action semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in .25 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1971. The Junior model was originally produced in Spain by Astra, but with the passing of the 1968 Gun Control Act, importation was banned and Colt began to assemble the pistols from Spanish made parts. Features a blue finish, 2.25" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, fixed sights with blade front & square notched rear, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine, and checkered wood grips with silver Colt medallions. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing some superficial scratches & a few small dings on the backstrap. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Signed in the lower right hand corner by Marylou Hirschberg. Framed in a large wooden frame with barbed wire decoration. Measures 36" by 27".

Depicting a hawk in its nest #21/200. Signed by artist in lower left hand corner. Image size is 19" by 12".

Commercial post-war production, double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in West Germany circa 1969 and imported by Interarms of Alexandria, VA with import stamp on the right side of the slide. Features a blued finish, 5" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with white painted accent, fixed rear sight with white painted accents on either side of the ‘u’ notch, manual safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, heel magazine release, one factory 8 round magazine, black finished alloy frame with lanyard loop on the left side and custom grooved walnut wrap-around grips. Includes the original checkered black synthetic grips and three aftermarket magazines (total of 4 mags). Pistol retains approximately 75% of its original finish showing edge wear, thinning and scattered pin prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and custom wood grips are fine. Condition in NRA Good to Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Hide wrapped wooden drum with painted white buffalo motif with a wooden handle, the dance wand is wooden with fox tail and feathers.

channel set with approx. 4.00 carats in fine Garnets set in 10 Karat yellow gold. E

SGS MS70 slabbed and graded by America's Grading, 1999-2004 in order.

(1) Round rose quartz and turquoise pendant maker marked "Manygoats" (1) Sand cast sterling pendant (1) Small turquoise pendant

Navajo Stripped Rug in blue, yellow, red, and brown measures 59" by 31" with slight staining and losses to edge. Also included is a stripped saddle blanket, small table runner/rug with triangle design with heavy staining and losses.

Navajo made and marked includes first place ribbon New Mexico State Fair 1961

With Blue Slag Glass frame, measures 24" tall by 12" wide. In working order.

entitled "Alosaka", after the Two Horned Deity. All sterling silver made by Darren Silas won Third Prize at the Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial in 2003.On sterling handmade chain. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

‘Gen 2’ Hesitation-locked single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured circa 2016. Features a satin black oxide finished slide, 3.4” barrel, dovetailed three-dot sights, smooth polymer trigger, concealed hammer, grip safety, ambidextrous push button magazine release, 7 round factory magazine, black anodized aluminum frame with knurled front strap and inset two-piece checkered black polymer grip panels. Includes the original factory two-piece cardboard box with documents, lock and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing scattered bright spots of wear with some scratches on the recoil spring bushing. Action appears to be in working order, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Nickeled cylinder for Colt SAA and 7" blued barrel, unknown if the cylinder is factory, the barrel is not. Barrel is marked "Christy".

This beautiful pot is signed on the base with various designs on the pot. Measures 9" by 8".

Lot includes (1) Bullseye (Hazard) circa 1900 before Dupont, and (1) Schuetzen Smokeless circa 1908-1923.

This lot includes a Ball and chain marked 'YUMA PRISON", vintage hand cuffs and also included is a badge marked "Guard Territorial Prison Yuma".

featuring a Huge Pearl measuring 15.00 x 20.00 MM in diameter with a fascinating natural organic form and subtle multi-color luster with 14 karat yellow bail and chain.

set in 10K yellow gold, size 7.

Chinese made semiautomatic rifle imported by TGI, Knoxville TN. Features 20 inch barrel, military sights, cleaning rod & folding blade bayonet under barrel, manual safety, 10 round fixed magazine with hinged floorplate. Has aftermarket rubber recoil pad installed over original metal buttplate, and replacement top cover with Picatinny type rail sections. Bore is excellent condition, bright with strong rifling. Metal retains 60% thinning original blue, much bare metal showing, no observed rust or pitting. Stock is very good condition with numerous dings and dents. Observed numbers match. Includes green web sling, original top cover, oil bottle, stripper clips, two 20 round Tapco "duckbill" magazines. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Including a Renelde engraved aluminum bit and an unmarked aluminum bit.

(1) 1889 AU Morgan un slabbed (1) 1880 Morgan un slabbed (1) 1900 Morgan un slabbed (1) 1921 Morgan un slabbed

Light stone nuggets set sterling, unmarked.

All are Brown Leather, unmarked and show age. All approx 38" overall length.

Two-tone wood construction with mother of pearl inlay made by Brunswick in Felt lined carrying case. Owned by the son-in-law of the first governor of Colorado.

(1) Hopi Money clip made by Nathan Fred signed with a Mud Head design, sterling. It won Second Prize at the Gallup Inter-tribal Indian Ceremonial in 2008. (1) Hopi sterling Hat Pin made by Leon Lomalema shown at the Inter-tribal ceremonial but didn't win a ribbon.

both are signed J Bell one has a carved indian face the other is of a cowboy.

Economical western style single action revolver with convertible .22 Long Rifle & .22 Magnum cylinders. Features a blued/black finish, 3 1/2" barrel, fixed blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, hammer block safety in the recoil shield, fluted .22 LR six-shot cylinder, ejector rod, alloy frame & grip frame and pink faux mother-of-pearl birds head grips. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing scattered wear and losses. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

Dupont (Hazard) Kentucky Rifle circa 1900.

Chilean military rifle made by Ludwig Lowe, Berlin Germany. Features 29" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety, military style sights, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is good condition, dark with strong rifling. Retains 80% blue, turning gray or patina brown overall. Bolt is in the white. Wood is good condition with many small dents and nicks. Chilean crest and Loewe star on receiver. Few matching numbers; bolt not matching. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Brown leather Floral tooled made in Wichita, Kansas. Maker marked and is in fair condition with a 16" seat.

Yugoslavian military rifle, imported by Samco, Miami FL. Features approx 24" barrel, straight bolt handle, military sights, sling swivels, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, front sight hood. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 90% arsenal re-blue, with some roughness at front band. Bolt assembly in the white. Wood is in excellent condition with few small dents and handling marks. Yugoslavian crest on receiver. Some numbers observed are struck thru or force matched during arsenal rework. Laser engraved J7279 on receiver. Includes excellent bayonet with scabbard, good condition tan leather accessories to include: bayonet frog, sling, two pocket cartridge pouch. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

by Dick Phillips entitled Bend in the Salt. Measures 32" x 21" depicts a landscape in wood frame.

Key Date un-slabbed.

Including a pair of tin wrapped wood stirrups, a pair of leather silver paraded stirrups, a pair of antique brass stirrups, and 2 single antique metal stirrups.

with cross design cheek piece, maker marked. Good rustic condition.

Fairlawn by Hazard circa 1900.

(2) Royston turquoise looking single strand necklaces (1) 4 Strand mini heishi Necklace

This Antique Secretary Desk stands at 68" tall and 40" wide and has a curved glass front display case. a total of 5 drawers (3 large at the bottom, 1 medium sized one at the top, and 1 small one inside the desk area). The desk has mirrored shelving and comes with a key.

Maker marked solid sterling feather pendant on sterling chain. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City NM. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, kachinas, kokopelli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

"Allsteel Safe" that rests atop wheels and measures 25" by 27" by 79". Safe is marked on the center front above the door "The Allsteel Safe / The General Fire Proofing Co / Youngstown OHIO". Very Dark green in color with gold pin stripe. Safe has no code. Very heavy buyer must arrange shipment or loading.

by Leslie Demale, measures 16"X11".

SN: NW253875 Modular break-open single-shot rifle with a .35 Whelen chambered barrel. Features a blued finish, 22" medium-contour barrel with recessed crown & no provisions for sights, Weaver V9-IIW scope installed with steel QD rings, smooth trigger, knurled hammer extension, swivel studs, textured black polymer forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its blued finish showing scattered handling marks/scratches, some light surface rust and the receiver turned plum. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent, optics are sharp though the body of the scope shows some rust and the synthetic stocks are near fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

“U.S. PROPERTY" Marked magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943-1949. Features a parkerized finish, 26" medium-contour round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, receiver mounted Mossberg Microclick S-100 adjustable aperture sight, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, case hardened bent bolt handle with round knob, detachable 7 round magazine with removable 1 round limiter, and smooth semi-pistol grip birch shoulder stock with sling swivels & serrated metal buttplate. Includes a “US” marked green rifle cover. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its parkerized finish showing a couple scratches and scattered dried grease. Action is in near of repair as the bolt slides out of the receiver freely & the magazine interferes with the closing/opening of the bolt, the bore is excellent, markings are sharp and the wood stock is fine. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

Barrel receiver featuring a blued finish, 6" tapered barrel, full banded patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, loaded chamber indicator and ejector. Retains approximately 96% of its original finish showing scattered light wear. Bore is pristine. ***Modern Firearm***

Belgium made side-by-side double barrel exposed hammer shotgun chambered for 12 gauge shells. Features a blued finish, 30" barrels with concave rib, brass bead front sight, extractor, double triggers, back actions locks, exposed hammers with knurled spurs, side barrel release lever, smooth walnut splinter forend and straight grip shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad & 14 5/8" LOP. The receiver and locks display some bluing while to remainder of the metal parts display an aged brown patina, The recoil shield have been drilled & tapped and contain set screws, possibly to retain the firing pins or deactivate the weapon. The left firing pin is incomplete or brocken and the upper tang appear to have a crack around the forward screw. Wall-hanging condition ***C&R Firearm***

Manually cocking single-shot bolt action youth rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Features a blued finish, 16 1/8" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight, fully-adjustable receiver mounted aperture sight, smooth trigger, steel trigger guard, swept-back stainless steel bolt handle, knurled cocking piece, and semi-pistol grip fiddleback figured walnut Monte Carlo stock with serrated black synthetic buttplate & 11 1/2" LOP. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual and spec sheet. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing light wear. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, and the wood stock is fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

marked "JT" on handmade chain.

Signed on the base, this is a recast of the bronze entitled "The Rattlesnake" by Frederick Remmington. It rests atop a marble base with a plaque stating the name and artist. Measures 8 1/2" by 5" by 12".

crafted in 18 karat yellow gold and contrasting stainless steel watch in good condition. Retail $3,000.00 Estimates $1,200-$2,000

Beautiful Tiger oak case type seen in old saloons. Includes round piano bench. Needs some restoration. 62" by 55 1/2" by 26 1/2".

This beautiful 4 feet by 6 feet rug was woven using cream, black, red, and taupe dyed yarns. The rug is in very good used condition. Would make a wonderful wall hanger or as intended.

featuring round cut natural Black Diamonds weighing approx. 0.80 carats total set in 14 karat white gold Tiffany style settings.

Brown floral tooled with black leather seat that measures 15", and is marked "593". In Overall good condition.

Pendant is all sterling unmarked on handmade sterling chain.

by noted western artist Joe Beeler entitled "Cold Day on the Trail"

With cinch and reins.

Quality strike on green marble base titled "The Stampede" measures 19" by 10" by 10".

and Diamond Pendant set with 25 round cut Diamonds set in 10 karat white gold.

Barrel receiver featuring a blued finish, 4.75" tapered barrel, full banded patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, loaded chamber indicator and ejector. Includes a grey factory hard case with matching label and lock. Retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing scattered light wear. Bore is pristine. ***Modern Firearm***

Black oxide finished AKM receiver. Fits AKM 7.62x39 fixed stock parts kits including Russian, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, East German, Bulgarian and Egyptian. Features pre-drilled front trunnion and rear block holes. Shows scattered surface rust. Condition is F Good ***Modern Firearm***

entitled "Elegance". Nicely framed in wood frame and matted in corresponding colors, complete measures 38" X 31". Numbered 69 / 550 and signed. The artist, Duffy Sheridan, is Internationally titled as a “living master of realism” Words from the artist - "for the past few years I have attempted to portray subtle human emotions which exhibit to me Divine qualities and aspirations. This series of paintings, and probably all of my paintings, are ideal in nature - because my vision is ideal. I strive to express those noble qualities which are sympathetic to the heart. Often we discover the purest examples of beauty in the simplest of forms."

(1) Navajo Cuff with stamped design with small green turquoise stone (1) Mexican Malachite stone bracelet set in sterling

One has dog effigies and the other has stripes.

Including a pair of old prison made spurs with star rowels and an old pair of Mexican silver overlaid spurs with a stripped design.

Oval shaped pendant maker marked with an ant stamp all sterling on handmade sterling chain.

By Indian Artist Robert Redbird 294/300 hand signed with pencil. Double matted in frame measure 30" by 21".

A beautiful 4 feet by 6 feet Navajo pattern rug, woven from cream, black, red, and taupe died yarns. Densely woven piece that is durable for high traffic. Very good used condition.

Includes a Plains Indian Rifle Scabbard and a Jaw Bone dream catcher. Both pieces are contemporary.

With Engraved Floral Motif Cheek Piece Unmarked In Very Good Condition

Smooth brown leather accented with geometric and rolling good luck symbol design with a square skirt and wood tapaderos. Freddie Rackert rode this saddle from Texas from South Dakota and was given to our consignor by Freddie late in his life. Seat measures 13".

Depicts a paratrooper and reads "Careless talk got there first". Appears to be original poster 27" by 19".

All different polychrome designs and sizes from 1/2" to 1". All in very good condition.

Including a blackwear Madonna unsigned, 13 1/2" long and a blackwear pot with feather design signed on base measures 6" by 8".

All different mostly turquoise set in sterling.

Zigzag motif basket 16" in diameter and a small Navajo incised carved pot signed on the base Laura B.

with geometric design. Small 2" crack. Measures 10" in diameter.

With a geometric design, shows age and measures 14 1/2" in diameter.

Including a pair of brown leather saddle bags and a metal cowboy hat.

Advertises the Winchester 1873 Rifle with a mirrored back and wood frame that measures 23 1/2" by 16".

Wave geometric pattern all sterling hallmarked with sunrise stamp.

This lot contains a Western decorated mirror that measures 6'3" wide by 4'3" tall. The border contains depictions of cowboys, horses and other western scenes.

In Good Condition But Has A Small Crack In Nose, 28" From Wall To Nose, Approximately 19" Wide.

Bulgarian made copy of the Soviet Makarov pistol chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. Imported by K & G Imp. of Glendale, C.A. with import stamp on the right side of the slide. Features all steel construction, a blued finish, 3.8" fixed barrel, blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, slide catch on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, 8 round magazine and checkered one-piece red bakelite wrap-around grip with molded stars. Includes an ambidextrous KNJ black nylon OWB holster. Pistol retains approximately 90% of its blued finish showing scattered scratches, a small amount of surface rust on the slide and some thinning on the front strap. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the bakelite grip is very good. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Spain circa 1995. Imported by Interarms of Alexandria, V.A. with import stamp on left side of the frame. Features a matte nickel plated slide with polished flats, 3.5" barrel, dovetailed three-dot sight with drift adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, ambidextrous safety on the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 10 round magazine, matte silver finished alloy frame, and one-piece checkered black synthetic wraparound grip with molded Star insignias. Pistol retains approximately 96% of its original finish showing light holster wear and some scattered bright scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grip is fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+++. ***Modern Firearm***

This wonderful bronze of a horn toad is suspected to be done by Heather Johnson and measures approximately 5" by 3 1/2" inches.

All three sterling with geometric designs.

Includes beer mirrors from "Magnum Malt Liquor", "Beefeater London Distilled Dry Gin", "Molson", Steinlager" and "Molson Golden".

Lot includes a signed 1st edition copy of "In Search of the Wild Indian" by Tom Driebe. Hardcover with the dust jacket in good condition with a small tear on the front cover.

Solid oak construction with single lower gallery door with white marble top and green with black accented back on rolling casters. Measure 38 1/2" tall x 30" wide x 16" deep. Condition overall is good, but shoes age. Black tile on back needs to be replaced due to cracking

'M-101' Vintage striker fired semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1954-1970. Features a matte & polished blued finish, 6 1/2" barrel with thumb nut takedown, serrated patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, cocked indicator, push button safety/slide catch on the frame, push button magazine release on the left side of the frame, 10 round factory magazine, steel frame and checkered one-piece faux wood wrap-around brown synthetic grip. Includes a spare magazine and Hunter brown leather belt holster. Pistol retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing holster wear and scattered handling marks/scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is very good and the synthetic grip is very good+. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Lot includes a meteorite that weighs 817 grams (1.8lbs).

For A 45 Caliber Pistol.

Accented With 14 Karat Yellow Gold Beads And Fluted Ball Clasp 18 Inches In Length.

This Caldwell Shooting Supplies Magnum Rifle Gong comes in the original box and is in very good to good condition.

Published by Walter Black Inc, Roseland New York.

Economical striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Features a matte black finished slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 3.1" barrel, white dot front sight, dovetailed two-dot rear sight with square notch, smooth trigger, push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and black polymer frame with textured grip. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing minor carry wear on the slide and slide wear on the barrel. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: AT011270 Solid frame double-action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1979. Features a blued finish, 5.5" barrel, blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, ejector rod, fluted nine-shot cylinder, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, steel frame and varnished one-piece smooth walnut wrap-around grip. Revolver exhibits approximately 80% of its original blued finish showing light wear and scattered surface rust. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the loading gate swings open/shut freely, the bore is very good+ and wood grip is good to very good with blemishes. Condition is near NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 129578 Antique double action top-break revolver chambered in .38 Smith & Wesson, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1884-1895. Features a nickel plated finish, 3 1/4" ribbed barrel, pinned round blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the top of the "T" shaped barrel latch, fluted five-shot cylinder, automatic extractor, smooth case hardened crescent trigger, blued recurve trigger guard, case hardened hammer with knurled wide spur, round butt frame and diamond checkered black synthetic grips with molded S&W insignias. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel latch and cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 65% of its original finish showing heavy wear on the barrel and scattered losses throughout. The action is sound with good lock-up, the bore is fair, the markings are good and the synthetic grips are good with the left panel appearing to be a reproduction. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

(2) Sterling Hopi Buckles (1) Sterling Bolo Tie no cord

'Fourth Variation' Post WWI commercial production striker fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 7.65mm Browning, manufactured in Germany circa 1923-1929. Features a nickel plated refinish, 3.5" barrel, inverted ‘V’ front sight, dovetailed rear sight with 'u' notch, smooth trigger, cocked indicator, thumb safety on the left side of the frame with a push button release, heel magazine release, 8 round magazine, bulged cocking serrations on the slide, steel frame and one-piece checkered faux-ivory wrap-around synthetic grip. Matching serial numbers are observed on the frame, slide and barrel. Includes a spare magazine. Pistol retain approximately 95% of its nickel plated refinish showing scattered handling marks throughout and some losses on & around the extractor. Action is sound, the bore is poor showing light pitting, darkening to the sides of the lands, a dark ring & bulge 1.3” from the muzzle, the markings are very good and the synthetic grip is good. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

An Indian style Incised carved piece of pottery by Corn Moquino that depicts both flowers and butterflies.

Indian Primitive Digging Tool

All Different With Turquoise Stones,

by Bev Doolittle 1961/3750 hand signed in pen, depicts indian warriors. Image size is 43"x16".

All polychrome type in a medium size box.

(1) Sterling with inlay geometric design with wave hallmark (1) Sterling "Chyanne" marked DLK

All mags are in good condition.

Clay construction with geometric handpainted design with handles. One is 11" by 13" and the other is 11" by 12".

Including a Zuni Bone owl fetish with turquoise eyes 4" by 1 1/2". Also included is a bear tooth pendant 2 1/2" long.

With Wood Stem.

Wood construction accented with handmade Mexican tiles. Measures 17" by 22".

Including antique tin type which depicts a picture of a Victorian lady. also included is a bronze large size nickel paper weight.

Wood Handle and skull crusher with metal blade, measures 28" overall with a 6 1/2" blade.

(3) Sterling Hopi Pendants (1) Necklace and matching earrings (1) Hopi Necklaces

An etching that depicts a brown dog in the center. Lower left hand corner says 23 of 500 and the lower right hand corner has the signature of "Leon Danchin" in pencil.

Interesting single action revolver utilizing a FIE frame with the remaining components mostly comprised of parts from a Colt Frontier Scout Arizona Territorial Centennial revolver. Configuration: Blued 4 3/4" barrel, blade front front sight, square notch rear sight, ejector rod, gold washed fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, black painted alloy frame, gold washed grip frame with roll stamped engraving on the butt and two-piece faux mother-of-pearl grips with wood backs. Revolver retains approximately 75% of its collective finishes showing muzzle wear on the blued barrel, edge wear & scattered losses on the frame and thinning on the gold washed parts. The action seemingly works well so long as the hammer is cocked in a fast manner but works inconsistently when worked slowly, the bore appears good but dirty and the synthetic grips are good. Condition is near NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

This faux Tiffany dragonfly lamp measures 15 1/2" by 22 1/2",

A pencil on paper sketch of the photograph "The Rush of Gatherer-Kuteni" by Edward S. Curtes. The sketch was done by Jean Saiki and is signed in the lower right hand corner.

SN: AH258129 Vintage break-open single shot shotgun chambered for 3” or shorter 20 Gauge shells, manufactured in Worcester, M.A. circa 1971. Features a blued 26" modified choke barrel, automatic ejector, brass bead front sight, ‘u’ notched rear indexing point, case hardened receiver, smooth wide trigger, black synthetic trigger guard, exposed hammer with serrated spur, smooth wood semi-beavertail forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad. Shotgun retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing scattered handling marks/scratches and some oxidation/light surface rust. Action is sound, the bore appears excellent but is dirty and the wood stocks are very good with a few blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Spare / Replacement Parts kit for repair of Sten submachine gun is mostly complete, no receiver. May be missing some small part but major component groups all appear present. Original barrel has good bore. Includes one magazine. Overall condition is good.

Came from an old butchers table. Solid wood and has four legs. Measures 52" x 18" x 18".

This beautiful shoulder mount of a Caribou has a rack with furthest distance of 30 inches and has a total of 30 points. This mount is in excellent condition.

Non-glued mountain lion skull.

‘Coach Gun’ Turkish made side-by-side double barrel exposed hammer shotgun chambered for 3" 12 gauge shells. Features blued 20" cylinder choked monoblock barrels with concave rib, brass bead front sight, exposed hammers with knurled spurs, double triggers, sliding tang safety, satin silver finished receiver, satin silver finish locks with roll stamp engraved scenes of a cowboy shooting on horseback, point checkered wood splinter forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual. Shotgun retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing some scattered handling marks/scratches. Action is sound, the bores are mirror bright showing a ding in the left barrel 11” in from the muzzle and the wood stocks are near fine with some dings. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Pot signed on the base "Yigua, 13, and a bent arrow". Also included is a blackware cutaway pot with a small pot inside by Tito Tona (Small green pot inside is damaged).

And Quilled Barrette.

Belgian proofed antique muzzle-loading percussion pistol with an approximate .68 caliber bore. "CANON ARUBANS" marked 7" octagonal barrel with broken tang, round blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight, smooth trigger, brass trigger guard, broken hammer spur and checkered pistol grip stock with dings & major losses. Marble in the bore & non-working action. Condition is Poor ***Antique Firearm***

Lot also includes Mallard casting that is hand painted.

Including (1) by N. Sknet, (1) Sunface Kachina by J. A., (1) Bear Kachina, and (1) White Buffalo Signed on the base.

All brass construction, appears to have been custom made from a lamp base with added pole and plaque for thermometer. Measures 45" tall by 8" wide.

with a wave and geometric design, hallmarked with a "T". From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

by noted Western Artist Frederick Remmington titled "The Mountain Man". Classic restrike with brass like finish on marble bass. Measures 13" x 6".

A shoulder mount with a rack that's furthest distance is 13 inches across and has 4 points. Condition is good with a crack in the left ear.

Beautiful rustic brown rod iron with synthetic rock face. The Vercelli edition. In working condition at time of description. Overall condition is excellent and measures 84" tall x 27' wide x 17" deep.

(1) Hoop Dancer by James Walker and (1) Wolf by James Smith.

A deer antler pipe bowl with moose antler beads decorated with turkey feathers and fringe. Pipe is wrapped in fox and coyote fur on a wooden pillar stand.

including silk 48 star American flag with gold fringe and a WWII GIBRALATAR President embroidered fabric piece shows large "O" with flags.

Italian 5" by 7" frame in felt lined case. Also included is a bayonet motif wooden nut bowl.

1" wide heel bands, Wyoming made with his signature 8 point domed buttons,with 8 point iron rowels, very good condition and have nice patina, with brown leather basket weave spur straps. Circa 1930's. Later cowboy modified swinging buttons have been replaced. Rex Schnitger was born in Cheyenne, Wyoming and learned bit and spur making from Henry “Dutch” Thar. Rex opened a store where he sold western items as well as bits and spurs. He sold his own bits and spurs in his store as well as selling some through the Hamley catalog. Rex would move to California to do work in the Bohlin shop in the 20’s as well. Schnitger did not mark his work, though a partnership known as the Range Land Company did mark pieces, though they are considered rare. His pieces can be identified typically by a stripe pattern on the heel band or cheek and a distinctive Wyoming style including frequent use of silver buttons as decorative elements.

Clip-fed double action tear gas or starter pistol with black finish, fixed sights, manual safety, smooth trigger and checkered faux-ivory synthetic grips. Includes one six round clip and over a dozen tear gas cartridges. Pistol is in good working order.

(1) Wolf Kachina by E. H. Begay, (1) Unique Kachina dancer with bow and arrow and (1) Kwikilyak Kachina.

entitled "Ill Gotten Booty", measures 10.5" x 14".

Encrusted with turquoise. All real turquoise which has been hand set and apoxied in place. Measures 17 1/2" by 26".

In fair condition, this rack has a furthest distance of 16 inches and has 9 total points. Velvet at the base of the mount is beginning to rip.

including a seated clown Kachina by George Nasatutie with damage to head dress, (3) Tiny Zuni Kachinas, (3) Early Kachinas, and (2) more.

Vintage Spanish made single action semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 7.65mm Browning. Features a blued finish, 3.2” barrel, low-profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with ‘u’ notch, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, loaded chamber indicator, heel magazine release, 7 round magazine, steel frame with lanyard loop on the left side and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips with molded “VICTORIA” décor. Matching assembly numbers (1595) are found on the frame, slide and barrel. Includes a pair of checkered wood grips, two additional magazines, five A-Zoom snap caps and approximately 75 rounds of ammunition. Pistol retains approximately 30% of its original blued finish showing heavy holster wear with an aged grey patina comprising the balance. Action is sound, the bore is very good+ and the synthetic grips are good. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Complete upper assembly for Thompson Center Contender rifle. Features a blued 23” medium-weight barrel with recessed crown & no provision for sights, BSA Contender 6-24x scope mounted on a one-piece base and contoured black synthetic forend with swivel stud. Barrel retains approximately 98% if its blued finish showing scratches near the muzzle. The bore is excellent, the optics are sharp and the synthetic forend is good. Condition is Excellent.

‘Trade Name’ Tube-fed semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured by Hi Standard for Sears pre-1968. Features a blued 24" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight on ramped base, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, Tasco 4x 15mm scope installed utilizing the integral scope rail cuts in the receiver, 7/8 length tube magazine, smooth trigger, alloy trigger guard, push button safety, smooth walnut forend that extends over the receiver and pistol grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its original finish showing handling marks, surface rust and blemishes. Action is sound, the bore appears excellent, the optics are slightly hazy and the wood stocks are very good+. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

(1) Bear and Baby Bear by Mary Naz, (1) Wolf Kachina by Tony Briones that has a damaged ear, (1) Rattle Dancer by James Begay given by the Sports Carve Club of American as a trophy.

Leather construction, beaded with trade beads and accented with beaver teeth. Measures 3 1/2" by 3 1/2".

This unique Young American 32 Revolver Plaque showcases a firing revolver surrounded by both Buffalo Nickels and pieces of turquoise on a wooden plaque with a spot to store ammo on the backside. Comes with a small amount ammo at 45 rounds.

(3) Are Navajo Kachina dancers and (1) Hopi by Manuel Quavehema

by noted Kiowa artist Robert Redbird entitled Indian Flag. Measures 18"x26"

Marked at the base, this bronze depicts a Native American riding on a horse.

Navajo spiderweb turquoise cuff features a unique and recognizable style that was first used in the 1850s. Stamped tail feathers and a twisted wire accents the beautifully webbed stone. Handcrafted from heavy gauge sterling, it's about 1 5/8" wide at the center then tapers to the back. Stamped 'Sterling' and hallmarked. Measures 2 1/2" inside cuff.

Both Are Sterling Both With Geometric Designs.

All twisted copper and brass choker with two cuff bracelets.

including two choker style necklaces, lizard pin, and clip on earrings all made and marked by Bu Lee

'The Sportsmaster' Vintage tube-fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long & Long Rifle, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1936-1940. Features a blued finish, 24” barrel, 15 round tube magazine, globe front sight with post insert, full-adjustable receiver mounted aperture sight, smooth trigger stamped steel trigger guard, turned-down swept back bolt handle, two-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt and checkered walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate & 13 ¼” LOP. The magazine tube retains the majority of its blued finish while the barrel & receiver show only traces of bluing with an aged brown patina comprising the balance. The bolt handle and the trigger guard show rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the custom checkered wood stock is very good. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

With A Delicate Leaf Design, The Anchor Mark, And The Period Leathers.

(1) Sterling Sunface Pin (1) Sterling Maize Key chain (1) Sterling Maize Pendant (1) Sterling Mens ring with geometric design All made and marked by Benjamin Mansfield

This small tear gas launcher is mostly black with a blue barrel.

depicting sea turtles and dragon flies, hand signed in lower right "Quinn Cochran '87" in nice gold wood frame and matted, measures 35" X 27 1/2"

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott AZ Leather Maker Collection, includes a brown leather double holster rig with 23 bullet loops, has floral tooling and is marked Jim Lockwood Jr from Legends in Leather. Has a square sterling engraved Buckle. Overall length is approx 44".

Partial parts lot for WWII German made MP44 / STG44 / STG45 rifles. Includes barrel assembly with front sight, trigger pack with many internal parts, gas tube, lower handguard, recoil spring. Assemblies may be missing some internal parts. Bore is very good, bright with strong rifling. Overall condition is good with much blue remaining and signs of much use and handling.

Modified copy of the Browning Hi-Power single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Budapest, Hungary by Fegyver es Gazkeszuelekgyara circa 1980-2003 and imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, VT with import marks on the right side of the slide & frame. Features a blued finish, 4 5/8" barrel, low-profile blade front sight with white painted accent, dovetailed rear sight with white painted accents on either side of the square notch, external extractor, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 13 round magazine, steel frame and checkered walnut grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, slide and barrel. Includes an additional barrel, the OEM slide catch lever (broken) and two unmarked spare magazines. Pistol retains approximately 65% of its original blued finish showing holster wear, thinning and some scattered rust/pitting. Action is sound, the bore is very good, the markings are good and the wood grips are fair with heavy wear & a hairline crack in the heel of the left panel. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Modern Firearm***

Includes live oak edge polished top and legs, measures 44" x 23" x 15"

Includes live oak edge top with four legs, measures 26 1/2" x 20"

Features approx 4.2" barrel, six shot cylinder, no front sight (barrel possibly cut down), rear sight in hammer nose, single action, side loading, square "saw handle" grip angle, lanyard ring. Bore is fair condition, visible rifling with light rust. Charge holes are fair condition with visible thin coat of rust. Metal is bare, dull silver color, with many small shallow pits on most parts. Smooth wood grips are good condition, slightly shrunken. Action cocks and rotates cylinder, no lock-up and cylinder does not index. Left grip has the number "&" carved into the side. Barrel assembly slightly loose on frame. Marked "OVIEDO 1869" on frame. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Movie poster for the film "Guns for San Sebastian" top tag line reads "Adventure that explodes with the fury if men... women... and guns gone wild!" Poster is framed and double matted with an image size of 25" by 20". In Excellent condition with a minor chip in the wood of the frame.

by Frederick Remmington. This classic restrike of "Coming through the Rye" is done in miniature size and rests atop a marble base. 8" x 8".

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, both by Allen F. (1) "True Grit" 33/850 with pencil sketch in print of driver (1) "Championship Title" 33/850. Both in silver frames measuring 25" by 17".

Brown leather with basket weave design. Seat measures 14". Marked but illegible. In fair condition.

all made and marked by Shannon Wilson all sterling with geometric designs.

This is a Federal Labs Tear gas baton that has a brown leather strap to put your hand in while in use. No visible serial number.

Copper shade and base with a white milk glass chimney. Must be hard wired.

(1) Sterling Choker maker marked made by Wilson Mowa Second part all the jewelry made by Hopi artist Tony Kyasyoosie (1) Sterling Watch band sides (1) Mens Ring (1) Sterling ladies ring (1) Sterling clip on earrings (1) Small Sterling Pendant From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Partial parts lot for WWII German made MP44 / STG44 / STG45 rifles. Includes barrel assembly with front sight, trigger pack with many internal parts (no grip panels), buttstock assembly, rear sight, ejection port cover, gas tube, lower handguard, recoil spring, small number of misc springs and/or pins. Assemblies may be missing some internal parts. Bore is good or better, dark, with strong rifling. Overall condition is good with much blue remaining and signs of much use and handling.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, entitled "Next Time Get them All" 328/1500, hand signed in pencil by artist and first, second, and third squadron. Depicts fighter pilots. Includes Grenich Workshop print registration on back. Measures 30" by 22" in silver metal frame.

(1) Bowtie pin all sterling with turquoise (1) Blue turquoise oval pendant set sterling (1) Pettipoint turquoise pin set in sterling (1) Small Zuni turquoise pin

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott AZ Leather Maker Collection, includes "The Hondo" fully lined holster in a warm brown leather with a suede money belt and meant to hold a Colt, made by Jim Lockwood. Overall length is approx 42".

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes (1) "Billeneuve" 33/850 has original pencil sketch of the Gilis Car (1) "Monaco Double" 33/850 pencil sketch of driver below car (1) "Driving for Victory" 33/850. All hang signed in pencil, two in gold frames and the other in bronze.

(1) Zuni Sunface Bolo with inlaid stones all sterling (1) Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Barrett set in sterling marked Aaron Shischigs (1) Sterling and turquoise com needs repair (1) Eagle lighter cover

Uses quarter size tokens. Electrified and in working condition. UNABLE TO SHIP OUTSIDE SHIPPING REQUIRED. Measures 32" by 11" by 70".

Which includes a green swirl bowl which measures 5 1/2" in diameter and a green swirl vase 9" tall.

All made and marked by Sharon Nutumya (1) Sterling pendant on chain (1) Wave pattern sterling cuff (2) Pairs of Sterling clip on earrings (1) Small teardrop pendant on chain.

This is a Federal Labs Tear gas baton that has a brown leather strap to put your hand in while in use. SN - B2087.

All marked pieces made by Pawicki. (1) Large sterling Pendant with maize design on handmade chain (1) Sterling geometric design buckle (2) Pairs of earrings

Leather strap with 11 nickel silver conchos all decorated with a small turquoise ball. Belt measures 39" long. Possibly of Mexican origin and shows wear in an overall good condition.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes (4) Holsters, of of which is floral tooled, (2) pieces of leather with bullet loops, and more.

Light Turquoise Stones Small Loss And Crack In Center Stone Set In Sterling.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, depicts John Wayne in a US Calvary uniform 13/3500. Hand signed in pencil, double matted and framed. Image size is 28" by 22".

'WaA47' marked brown leather sling with attachment points and tan canvas cover with leather grommets.

Has two tone red and black geometric design, Marked on base "GPO" Overall good condition. Measures 12" tall, and 13" in diameter.

Includes a wooden trench art towel holder with Indian Chief motif, and Victorian wall mounted magazine holder which features a floral needle point insert.

(1) Sterling roadrunner belt buckle made by Steven Sockyma (1) Sterling oval ring ring made by Steven Sockyma (1) Pair of sterling earrings maker marked.

Features billet construction with contoured lines, large integral trigger guard and flared/beveled magazine well. Finished in matte black with the American flag engraved on the right side. Condition is NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Economical magazine fed semi-automatic carbine rated for +P 9x19mm ammunition, manufactured in Mansfield, OH by Beemiller Inc. Features blued finish, 16.5" barrel with installed compensator, elevation adjustable hooded post front sight, shrouded fully-adjustable aperture rear sight, left side charging handle, smooth polymer trigger, thumb manual on the left side of the receiver, push button magazine release, 10 round magazine and black synthetic pistol grip shoulder stock with Hogue slip-on finger groove grip added. Rifle retains the majority of its original blued finish showing light handling marks and some discoloration on the muzzle device. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Chocolate brown floral tooled saddle with large horn and round skirt, unmarked, with a 17" seat. Includes braided riata and wool saddle blanket.

Including a hoop dancer by Leonard Pete, Warrior by Edgar Quniyntew, Zuni Warrior by R. Long, Owl Dancer by Leonard Pete (shows damage), White Buffalo by Leonard Pete.

(1) Hopi sterling paw print ring made by Daniel Phillips (1) Hopi screw back earrings made by Daniel Philips (2) Hopi sterling pendants made by Daniel Philips (1) Hopi Pin made by Daniel Philips (1) Hopi sterling Watch band made by Floyd Naminght (1) Sterling Hopi ring made by Hoyurigwa

Comes with a wood base and has brass dishes. Single Lower gallery drawer, Unmarked. Measures 22 1/2" x 16".

Less Reciever

Tube-fed slide action sporting rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in Westfield, MA circa 1970-1981. Features a blued finish, 22” tapered barrel, 3 round magazine tube, ramped blade front sight, adjustable flip-up rear sight, smooth trigger with beveled edges, sliding tang safety, drilled & tapped steel receiver, sling swivel studs, contoured walnut slide handle with pressed skip-line checkering and semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo shoulder stock with serrated black buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing handling wear and scattered light rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good+ with numerous blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Includes Rocky Mountain Empire Rodeo Booklet and (4) unframed western movie advertisers.

(2) Pairs of sterling clip on earrings made and marked by Milson Taylor (1) Pair of sterling earrings made and marked by Roy Talaheftewa (1) Pair of sterlng screw back earrings made and marked by Kevin Takala (1) Pair of sterling earrings made and marked by Leonard Shupla From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Vintage magazine fed bolt action shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 gauge shells, manufactured in Westfield, MA pre-1968. Features a blued finish, improved modified choke 25" barrel, silver bead front sight, 'u' notched rear indexing point, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy triggerguard, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, no magazine, swept back bolt handle, and pressed skip-line checkered semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with red rubber recoil pad & 14 1/8" LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 80% of its blued finish showing scattered scratches, thinning and light rust. Action is in need or repair as the bolt slides out of the receiver freely, the bore is very good and the wood stock is fair with wear & blemishes. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Made by Fire-Fyter. Two tone brown color. Combination 37-63-22.

Including a drum with a turtle motif, a beautiful handmade wooden flute signed by the artist with a leather fringed case, and also included is a modern Navajo peace pipe signed.

Including US Cavalry Style spur with spur straps, pair of black spurs with brass engraved overlay design, pair of Anchor brand Northern Judd Spurs with leather spur strap.

(1) Ramon Dalangyama geometric design (1) Ruben Saufkie with "Norene" engraved (1) James Honyaketewa geometric design All sterling all different. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

both made by Elgene Sehongva and marked, both sterling with geometric designs. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

All Metal Construction made in Korea

Rustic Leather Yoke with mirror added. A great western decor item.

Vintage tube-fed semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1947-1958. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, ramped front sight base with four folding sights blades ( one aperture, one bead top post and two posts), rear sporting sight with fine-tune adjustments, Mossberg #4 receiver sight (missing aperture & one mounting screw), 15 round tube magazine which feed through the butt, smooth trigger, black synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cylindrical charging handle that push-in safety & hold-open positions, quick detach sling swivels and two-piece smooth walnut Mannlicher style semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with right handed cheek-piece & smooth metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its original blued finish showing wear and scattered surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Including a copper pot, (3) Antique saddle synchs, vintage tools, (2) Indian Rug wrapped bookends.

Lightly Polished Weighs Approx 650 carats

Push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .243 Winchester. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel without provisions for sights, grooved barrel nut, Simmons 3-9x 40mm scope installed on a two-piece scope rail, smooth trigger with beveled edges, polymer trigger guard, sliding safety on the rear of the receiver, blind magazine, and checkered black polymer semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with swivel studs, rubber recoil pad & 13 1/8” LOP. Rifle retains the majority of its original blued finish showing light handling marks and some thinning. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, the optics are sharp with a duplex reticle and the polymer stock is near fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Pin/Pendant of sterling Kachina made by James Selina (2) Pendants with Kachina designs made by James Selina (1) Sterling oval design made by Stetson Lomayestewa (1) Sterling teardrop pendant Darren Seweyestewa (1) Oval Pendant all sterling made by Greg Naseyoma

Including Sliester Bit with copper mouth piece marked, and old US Army bit, and a Stainless steel Crockett marked bit.

Wood construction with 2 glass shelves. Overall good condition except glass has lost on the top back. Measures 24" by 16" by 8".

#62/200 by noted Wildlife artist Debra Lizt entitled "White Tiger". Hand Signed lower left hand corner. Professionally framed and matted. Measures 24" x 19".

‘Trade Name’ Tube-fed semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured by High Standard circa 1955-1957. Features a blued & dark grey anodized finish, 24” barrel, 16 round tube magazine, ramped blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, NcStar 6x 42mm fixed power scope installed utilizing the scope rails cuts in the alloy receiver, smooth trigger, alloy triggerguard, cross-bolt safety, sling swivels, smooth walnut handguard that extends over the receiver and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate & 13 7/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing edge wear, scattered handling marks and light scattered rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good+ with blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

(1) H.H. Heiser Maker Denver Colorado, which appears to be a cutdown rifle scabbard. Also included is an unmarked small brown leather holster.

Demilled military rifle turned into a skeleton action with cut-away viewing slots in the magazine and chamber. Used for instructional purposes & by Armourers as a tool for testing suspect components. The metal shows pitting and the buttstock is not from a No 5 Mk 1. ***NON Firearm***

Entitled "Morning Singer" signed by artist Ted Francis Sr. Made of a single piece of cotton wood. Measures 17 1/2" by 7". Missing one wooden feather.

by noted Indian artist Robert Red Bur Jr. Depicts an Indian women and ravens in flight. Hand signed in the lower right hand corner. Double matted in oak frame. Measures 9" by 17 1/2".

Solid wood with spindle legs and back. Measures 34" by 46" by 21". In very good condition.

Solid mahogany with lower gallery build in rack for books or magazines, leather oval insert on top. Measures 26" by 26" 20". In good condition.

Titled "Two Owl Dancers", more is written in the back but it is hard to read. Possibly Yazzie.

Includes a Kelly bit with a floral motif implemented into the design with a leather headstall with sterling silver.

Includes a Buffalo Gap Iron and Steel Company framed, a framed money bag from the Texas Bank and Trust Company, (2) Checks from the 1800's the top check is Mud Tanks, Arizona a Ranch just east of Camp Verde, the bottom check is Peek Mine in Yavapai County, and a Land Lease agreement on parchment paper stamped "Phliada"

'Sig Pro - Parts Gun' American made double action semi-automatic full-size duty pistol chambered in 9x19mm, built utilizing a German made polymer frame. Features a black Nitron finished stainless steel slide, 3.8" barrel, full-length guide rod, dovetailed three-dot SigLite night sights, smooth curved trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb decocking lever on the left side of the fame, push button magazine release, factory 12 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, black polymer frame with integral M1913 accessory rail, and one-piece stippled black synthetic wrap-around grip. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, lock and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits approximately 93% of its original finish showing slide wear on the barrel and some scattered finish loss on the slide. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer frame is broken with a large chunk of material missing from the right side of the frame exposing the trigger bar. Condition is for parts or repair only. ***Modern Firearm***

Signed Morell Howard on Base in excellent condition 9" by 12".

depicts Native American "Hunting Scene" with Native Americans on horseback hunting buffalo, and rolling peace signs. Measures 62" by 35" when laid out.

Including a Jemez incise carved wedding vessel, painted accama canteen, Din'e incise carved vase, accama painted turtle, feather design pot by Betty Selby, terracotta handled pot, small prehistoric type pot with floral motif, ceramic brown and white wedding vessel, ceramic swirl design pot.

Including a one of a king painted board with Smith & Wesson model 29 signed by the artist Lou Valent measures 27" by 14 1/2", and a reproduction 3rd Liberty Loan Advertiser that depicts a soldier with an American Flag measures 24" by 14".

(1) Larger wooden monk made in Germany with beer in hand, measures 31" by 10" (1) Wooden Carved monk that has been painted and made in Germany 28" by 9" (1) wooden one that measures 17" by 6".

Including Copper gallon jug marked with crown reads "Kate London Maker of the Exchequer Stand", brass half gallon decanter marked "Glasgow", and a Handmaid brass handle pot.