The Seller's Book lists an "Orville Holmes" in Hudson, Wisconsin, circa 1891. It is also interesting to note that these initials correspond to the poet and his son Oliver Wendell Holmes, who comes up as an associate of George Shattuck, who also has a name connected with gunsmithing (G.S. Shattuck). Did these men dabble in gun experimentation - who knows? Rifle has a 30" blued octagon rifled barrel with Lyman sheared blade front sight and Buckhorn adjustable rear sight and is stamped at breech "O.W. Holmes". Action was at one time nickeled and has a latch releasing it to a swivel position with a spring loaded lever to eject empty casings. Action has hammer that allows for centerfire or rimfire use controlled by a plain single trigger. Plain walnut butt stock with crescent steel butt plate and matching walnut plain splinter forearm with pewter nosecap. A rifle worthy of more research. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 44 Rimfire or Centerfire. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with freckling appearance on barrel. Action is pitted with only traces of nickel. Wood shows traces of original varnish with handling marks. Dark bore with functioning mechanics.

Interesting rifle which resembles an Allen & Wheelock Falling Block. Rifle could be a prototype or unmarked gunsmith made rifle to break into the late 1800's single shot market. 30" blued octagon unmarked barrel in an unknown 44 centerfire caliber with Beech front sight and notched adjustable rear sight. Case-hardened Falling Block action with plain trigger and catch release operating lever. Walnut plain butt stock with cupped steel butt plate and plain walnut splinter forearm. A rifle in need of much more research. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: Unknown 44 cal. Centerfire. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 90% original blue with edge wear and light handling marks. Action has faded to a brown patina with slight surface discoloration. Wood has traces of original varnish with handling dings and marks. Good bore and mechanics.

Built by Whitneyville Armory Company in New Haven, Connecticut utilizing the T.S.S. Laidley patent circa 1880. Rifle features 30" blued full octagon with missing front dovetail sight and rear folding graduated rear sight with missing tang peep sight. Barrel is marked at breech "40 CAL/50 GB". Case-hardened rolling block action with plain trigger and tang marked "Whitneyville Armory Company" and patent markings. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with shotgun butt plate and matching walnut checkered splinter forearm with pewter nose cap. Rare rifle. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 40-50. S/N: 12891. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 90% blue with light freckling, edge wear, and traces of case colors with brown discoloration. Wood has traces of varnish with dings and nicks with checkering still sharp. Dark bore with functioning mechanics.

Made by J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company, circa 1900. Rifle has floral embossed gold or brass inlay work on right side of stock in "101" design, possibly indicating a connection to the famous 101 Ranch. Rifle also has a highly decorated sterling silver plate as possible protection during saddle use. 25-1/4" blued No. 2 weight barrel in "25-20" with hunting sights and standard Stevens barrel markings. Case-hardened 44 action with plain trigger and standard opening level. Standard walnut plain stocks embellished with "101" markings. CALIBER: 25-20. S/N: 50141. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall Fair with metal having a silvery brown appearance. Action has faded to brown. Traces of original varnish with crack in forearm and usage dings and marks. Frosted bore with visible rifling and soft mechanics.

Made originally by Winchester Repeating Arms and then rebarreled and customized by R.F. Sedgley of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1930. Fitted with Sedgley marked 28" round blued medium weight barrel with ramped dovetail front sight, quarter rib with Unertl 10x scope in 22 Hornet caliber. Blued coil spring Highwall action with extended opening level and standard trigger. Custom walnut checkered pistol grip stock with Winchester Steel Widow's peek butt plate and hard rubber grip cap. Matching walnut checkered beavertail type forearm. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 Hornet. S/N: 124. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 95% original blue with some freckling from poor storage. Traces of hand rubbed finish with some light usage marks. Good bore and mechanics with scope needing professional cleaning.

Unique rifle customized by K.P. Karnopp, a writer for "Guns" and other magazines in the 1950's, also did gunsmithing on the side. This rifle was assembled by Karnopp most likely in the 1950's using a 26" Belgian proofed tapered octagon barrel in 8x68R Blindee (Danish Krag) caliber. Barrel is stamped "K.P. Karnopp" under forearm. Barrel has ramped front sight and no rear sight provision. Barrel is fitted on Winchester "Thickside" case-hardened Highwall action with Winchester Schuetzen style double triggers and is fitted with a Lyman tang peep sight. Custom walnut checkered stocks with smooth steel shotgun butt and European style sling swivels. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 8x58R Danish Krag. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Barrel has faded to a gray patina with action retaining 85% original vivid case colors. Sharp checkering with traces of hand rubbed finish with minor dings and handling marks. Good bore and mechanics.

Manufactured in 1924. Features a 24" blued tapered barrel with ramp blade brass bead front sight and Lyman rear tang mounted aperture peep sight. Factory rear barrel sight is missing. Barrel is stamped center top with a two line address and patent dates and "HI-PRESSURE STEEL" near the rear left side. Serial number is stamped under the receiver in front of the lever. Safety lever switch and cocking indicator. Checkered walnut stock and forearm with Schnabel tip and hand-checkering 18 LPI. Fitted with a factory "SVG" steel butt plate. LOP: 13". CALIBER: 300 SAVAGE. S/N: 269631. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 60%+ original finish, most wear on the receiver. Stock and forearm show a few light dings and scuffs. Light frost on the bore but rifling still vibrant, and good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1906 by The Savage Arms Co in Utica, NY. Features a 26" round blued tapered barrel with a nickel blade front sight and rear adjustable buckhorn sight. Lyman rear tang mounted adjustable peep sight. Barrel is stamped center top with a two line address and patent dates. Serial number is stamped under the receiver in front of the lever. Safety lever switch and block cocking indicator. Walnut stock and forearm with Schnabel tip and takedown style release. Fitted with a factory steel crescent butt plate. LOP: 13". CALIBER: 30-30 WIN. S/N: 71545. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 60%+ original finish, most wear on the receiver. Stock and forearm show a few light dings and scuffs. Light frost on the bore but rifling still vibrant, and good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1937. Features a 24" blued tapered barrel with ramp blade brass bead front sight and rear adjustable buckhorn sight. Barrel is stamped center top "SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION / UTICA, N.Y. - MADE IN U.S.A.". Serial number is stamped under the receiver in front of the lever. Safety lever switch and cocking indicator. Walnut stock and foregrip with deluxe hand-checkering 18 LPI. Fitted with a factory "SVG" steel butt plate and swivel studs. LOP: 13-1/2". CALIBER: 300 SAVAGE. S/N: 364677. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 80% original finish with light wear on edges from handling. Stock does show several small dings and appears to have been re-stained, staining shows on edges of the metal. Good bores and good mechanics

Manufactured in 1970 to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the model 1895. Features a 24" octagon barrel stamped "SAVAGE ARMS, WESTFIELD, MASS. U.S.A. PATENTED FEB. 7.1893 / HI-PRESSURE STEEL - PROOF-TESTED - CAL. 308 WIN.". The top of the chamber has an oval "SP" proof mark, and the left is stamped with "10X". Rear notch sight with adjustable elevator and brass blade front. Blued receiver, factory drilled and tapped. Left side featuring scroll engraving and marked "SAVAGE / ARMS". The right side of the receiver features scroll engraving and marked "MODEL / 1895". Gold washed lever and follower. Lever manual safety and serrated trigger. Smooth satin walnut stock with straight grip and forearm with Schnabel tip. Right side of the butt stock has a gold tone inlaid Savage Arms Indian logo 75th Anniversary Medallion. Fitted with a brass crescent butt plate. Includes original hanging tag still intact and comes in the factory original box with sleeve and all original paperwork. LOP: 13-1/2". CALIBER: 308 WIN. S/N: 4800AS. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 98%+ finish on barrel and receiver. Gold wash on lever is fading. Stock shows a small ding on the left side above grip. Box shows age and light wear. Excellent bore, appears to be unfired.

Manufactured in 1977 by the Savage Arms Co. Features a 22" blued tapered barrel with ramp blade front with brass bead front sight and rear flip-up notch with white diamond inset. Blued receiver fitted with scope ring bases and tang mounted safety. Case-hardened lever. Stock with pistol grip and forearm features skip-line checkering. Fitted with swivel studs and black pistol grip cap and butt plate. Includes factory 4-round detachable magazine. LOP: 13-1/2". CALIBER: 243 WIN. S/N: C553673. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 85% original finish with light wear on high edges and light spots of oxidation on the receiver. Stock shows a few light dings and scuffs most notable near the butt plate. Good bore and good mechanics.

Made by Marlin Firearms Company in 1906. Rifle has 20" octagon barrel which appears to be factory or possibly professionally shortened in the day. Letter states this rifle's barrel was originally 26". Barrel is blued with Rocky Mountain sights with Marlin address in front, caliber "38-55" marking at breech and "Special Smokeless Seal" marking on left barrel flat. Blued action "Marlin Safety" marking and two holes for Hepburn sight on top. Action has plain trigger and full blued tubular magazine and is serial numbered "344247". Walnut plain stock with steel carbine type butt plate. Standard walnut forearm measuring to rifle specification of 8-7/16" with steel blued nose cap. Comes with Cody Research. CALIBER: 38-55. S/N: 344247. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall fair with metal turning plum and having areas starting to lighten. Barrel has either been cut professionally long ago or there is a mistake in the records. Stock has old well done repaired wrist crack. Dark bore with visible rifling and good mechanics.

Manufactured circa 1898. This Marlin model 1889 features a 24" blued round barrel with rear Buckhorn sight with elevator and nickel blade front sight. Top of the barrel is stamped "MARLIN FIRE-ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN, CT U.S.A. / PATENTED OCT. 11, 1887, APRIL 2, 1889". Full length magazine tube holds up to 13 rounds of the .32 WCF cartridges. Blued receiver with side loading gate and side ejection. Top is stamped "MARLIN SAFETY". Smooth straight walnut wood stock with crescent metal butt plate and matching forearm with metal cap. LOP: 13". CALIBER: 32-20 WIN. S/N: 35786. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 65% blue throughout. Does show some brown patina on the barrel and receiver. Tang finish is mostly a brown patina. Butt plate does show spots of heavy oxidation. Stock and forearm does show dings and scratches and chip missing near the tang. Tang is missing a screw. Dark bore and good mechanics.

Made by Marlin Firearms Company in 1941. 24" blued round steel barrel with Marlin two-line address and 22 S, L, LR caliber marking with bead pedestal front sight and adjustable Buckhorn rear sight. Case-hardened takedown receiver with blued full tubular magazine and plain trigger. Walnut plain pistol grip stock with Marlin hard rubber butt plate and "Bullseye" stock inlay (missing). Matching swelled plain forearm with plugged sling swivel hole. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 L, S, LR. S/N: B3340. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall fair with 90% blue and some freckling from poor storage. 90% case colors with light surface oxidation. Wood has traces of original varnish with usage dings and marks. Good bore and mechanics.

Manufactured in 1997 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Marlin Firearms Model 1897. Features a 24" blued 1/2 octagon 1/2 round barrel with 3/4 length magazine tube. Rear adjustable semi-buckhorn sight with white diamond insert and front blade with brass bead. Top of the barrel is stamped "1897 CENTURY LIMITED" with a single line Marlin address and cartridges stamped below and JM stamping. Blued receiver with matte top, stamped "MARLIN SAFETY". Left side of the receiver features a gold fox in a gold circle surrounded by floral scroll engraving. The right side of the receiver features gold lettering "1897 - Century Limited - 1997" above a gold portrait of John M. Marlin in a gold circle centered in a banner of gold lettering "ONE HUNDRED YEARS", all surrounded by floral scroll engraving. High figured satin walnut wood stock with pistol grip and diamond centered checkering. Matching forearm with large diamond centered checkering. Fitted with a Marlin factory checkered synthetic butt plate. Comes in the original box and shipping box with factory paperwork. LOP: 13-1/4". CALIBER: 22 S/L/LR. S/N: 18973474. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 99%+ condition showing only faint handling marks. New, unfired in the original box. Box shows faint wear.

This newly manufactured true Marlin brand model 1895 features a 22" Trapper length blued round barrel with button magazine tube. Rear semi-buckhorn sight with elevator adjustment and hooded blade front sight with brass bead. Polished blued receiver and lever. Equipped with a Weaver 63B scope rail and crossbolt safety. Satin American walnut stock and forearm. Classic Marlin diamond inset checkering on pistol grip and forearm. Round knob pistol grip is fitted with an ebony cap. Marlin brand white and black "bullseye" inlaid on the base of the butt stock. Fitted with swivel studs and a factory brown rubber recoil pad. Comes in the original box with factory paperwork, offset hammer extension and trigger lock. LOP: 13-3/4". CALIBER: 45/70 GOVT. S/N: MR817351. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 99% with only very faint handling marks. Unfired condition. Box shows very faint storage wear.

Manufactured circa 1975. This pre-safety model features an 18-1/2" blued round barrel, stamped with the Marlin Firearms Co address and "MOD. 1894-CARBINE MICRO-GROOVE-CAL.357 MAGNUM". "JM" stamped on the left side of the barrel near the receiver. Polished blued and matte finished receiver with Lyman fully adjustable rear peep sight and blade front sight with brass bead. Smooth walnut wood stock and foregrip. Marlin black "bullseye" on the bottom of the stock. Marlin factory white lined synthetic butt stock. Fitted with swivel sling rings. LOP: 13-1/4". CALIBER: 357 MAG. S/N: 20048919. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Barrel and receiver retain 93% original finish with light handling wear. Rear barrel band shows wear on the top. Stock shows a few light scuffs and dings. Great bore and mechanics.

Manufactured in 1970 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Marlin Firearms Model 39. Features a 19-1/2" blued octagon barrel with full length magazine tube. Rear adjustable semi-buckhorn sight and front blade with brass bead. Top of the barrel is stamped "MARLIN 39 CENTURY LTD" with a two-line Marlin address. JM stamped barrel with the black bullseye on the bottom of the stock. Blued receiver with brass inlaid medallion on the right side, features the Marlin cowboy logo with dates 1870 and 1970. Gold washed trigger and hammer extension. Fancy straight walnut stock and forearm fitted with a brass end cap and butt plate. forearm still has the original "SOLID AMERICAN WALNUT" sticker. Brass plate adorns the right side of the stock stamped in yellow "39 CENTURY LTD. / 100 MARLIN YEARS". Comes in the original box with the factory original paperwork. LOP: 13". CALIBER: 22 S/L/LR. S/N: 34538. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 98% original condition throughout. One small 1/8" ding on the bottom of the stock, right of the bullseye. Cosmoline still on action and bore. Box does show wear, tape, writings and discoloration.

Manufactured in 1979. Features a 20" blued round barrel with full length magazine tube that holds up to 10 rounds of the powerful 44 Magnum cartridges. Factory correct rear adjustable notch and hooded front ramp sights. JM stamped on the left side of the barrel near receiver. Blued receiver with side loading gate, hammer extension, and gold washed trigger. Fitted with a Weaver scope rail and equipped with a Bushnell Sportview scope. Smooth walnut butt stock and matching forearm. Stock is fitted with the Marlin bullseye and white lined black checkered synthetic butt plate. Factory sling studs on stock and magazine tube. CALIBER: 44 REM MAG. S/N: 21112991. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% finish with a few very light spots of speckling on the receiver and small spot on top of the barrel behind the barrel ring. Stock shows some light scratches and dings. Good bore, good mechanics and clear optics.

Excellent canvas lithograph advertising calendar featuring a moose in "Answering The Call" by renowned artist Philip R. Goodwin. Includes an unused calendar pad that is believed to be complete and from 1913 or shortly thereafter. Exhibits great color with a few minor creases and some age spotting throughout. Small tear to the calendar pad. L.C. Chase was a garment and textile manufacturer in Boston, New York, Chicago and San Francisco. Strong eye appeal and in great condition overall. Includes top band. Shink wrapped and secured to foamboard. Marked Copyright LC Chase & Co on lower left with artist printed signature on right. 37" H x 18" W. DIMENSIONS 37 x 18 in

Early SST (single sided tin) sign with good color and features a great scene with three workers on the creek bank with blasting taking place in the background. These are extremely hard to find in any condition. This example displays with great patina and exhibits significant wear as shown, including flaking, scratches, oxidation and light bends. Mounted in a wood frame with wear. 16.5" H x 22.5" W. DIMENSIONS 16.5 x 22.5 in

Framed paper poster with vibrant color and a great hunting scene featuring a hunter taking down an elk as several cows escape. Exhibits some flaking in the DuPont gold lettering as well as one spot of repair/touch-up in the "U." Mounted under glass in a heavy wooden frame. Marked E.I. DuPont De Nemours Export Company, Incorporated, New York, USA. 19.5" H x 22.75" W. DIMENSIONS 19.5 x 22.75 in

Made by Marlin Firearms Company in 1898 with a serial number of 172887. Made until the onset of the Model 1897 in 22 Rimfire. 24" blued octagon 22 caliber barrel with rifle sights and Marlin two-line address. Case-hardened takedown frame with plain trigger full blued tubular magazine, "Model 1892" tang marking and top of receiver marked "Marlin Safety". Standard plain walnut stocks with Marlin hard rubber butt plate. CALIBER: 22 Rimfire. S/N: 172887. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal turning plum and areas of oxidation and cleaning. Frosted bore with visible rifling and good mechanics.

Made by The Spencer Repeating Rifle Company in 1865. These were purchased from the government with about a thousand guns procured. Blued 20" round 50 caliber barrel with 6 groove rifling, blade integral front sight, graduated rear flip sight with barrel marked "M-1865" at breech. Case-hardened frame with cut-off switch and plain trigger marked on receiver "Spencer Repeating Rifle Co Boston Mass. Patd. March 6, 1860" with"7583" serial number on tang, Government "P" and "R" inspection marks on and near sling bar. Standard plain walnut stock with sling swivel and magazine tube in butt. Matching plain standard walnut forearm. CALIBER: 50. S/N: 7583. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall Good with metal having a plum patina and some light oxidation. Wood has traces of varnish with some noticeable dings and marks. Dark pitted bore with visible riffling and good mechanics.

Made by J.M. Marlin Firearms Company in 1888. 28" blued half octagon barrel with sheared blade front sight, Buckhorn rear sight and Third style barrel markings ending in "Reissue Nov. 9, 1880" in "45 Govt" caliber. Blued solid frame with plain trigger and half magazine. Walnut checkered pistol grip with smooth steel shotgun butt plate. Matching Diamond pattern checkered walnut forearm. Comes with Cody Research verifying all options. CALIBER: 45-70 Government. S/N: 18380. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall 90% fading original blue with edges and handling areas turning a silvery brown. Actions still retains 90% of original high luster blue with handling wear and edge wear. Wood has some dark dings and gouge marks with traces of finish remaining. Checkering is still fairly sharp. Forearm has 2" crack. Frosted bore with visible rifling and excellent mechanics.

Early paper lithograph advertising poster sign featuring a campfire scene with two hunters, their rifles and a hunting dog. Reads "The Gun For The Man Who Knows" and New Catalogue Now Ready. The poster has great color with several horizontal creases throughout and one eraser sized spot of touch-up/repair above "Knows." Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. Marked Copyright 1904 By The Marlin Fire Arms Co. on the bottom left and Forbes Boston on bottom right. 24.25" H x 14" W. DIMENSIONS 24.25 x 14 in

Manufactured in 2021, this limited edition Cody Museum commemorative is number 221 of only 300 produced! Built on the original Henry's specs, it features a 24-1/2" blued octagonal barrel with rear folding ladder and nickel front blade sight. High polished nickel receiver with a deep, beautiful Nimschke-style engraving on both sides. Electroless nickel plating on the frame, shell carrier, and magazine cartridge follower. Nicely figured American walnut straight grip stock fitted with a high polished nickel butt plate. A great tribute rifle paying homage to the original Henry, a sought after master engraver and the greatest museum of firearm preservation. Comes in the original box with paperwork and cleaning mitt. CALIBER: 44-40 WCF. S/N: 2021CFM221. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 99% original condition showing only very faint handling marks. Unfired and not actioned. Box is in great condition.

This newly manufactured Henry Big Boy model features a 16-1/2" carbine blued octagonal barrel with full length magazine tube. Rear adjustable buckhorn sight with white diamond insert and blade front sight with brass bead. Colorful case-hardened receiver with side loading gate and factory drilled and tapped. Large loop blued lever. Satin American walnut stock and forearm with sharp checkering. Forearm tip is also case-hardened steel. Fitted with a black rubber recoil pad and sling studs. Comes in the original box with factory paperwork and cable lock. LOP: 14". CALIBER: 44 MAG / 44 SPL. S/N: BBS01869GRCC. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 98% with only very faint handling marks. Unfired condition, great actions. Box shows very faint storage wear.

Features a 20" blued round tapered barrel with rear adjustable notch sight and ramped front blade with brass bead. Blued receiver with side ejection and a four-round detachable magazine. Oversized serrated hammer and serrated gold washed trigger. Gold Browning buck engraved on the bottom of the lever. Grade I high gloss black walnut wood stock and forearm. Curved pistol grip with checkering. Forearm has a Schnabel tip. Fitted with a Browning factory rubber recoil pad a blued sling studs. Comes in the original box with cable lock and factory paperwork. LOP: 13-3/4". CALIBER: 308 WIN. S/N: JP01600YX341. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 97% original finish throughout showing light action and faint handling wear. Excellent bore and good mechanics. Box shows faint wear.

Manufactured in 2002. Standard markings on the barrel. 20" round steel barrel with full length tube. Blade front sight and flip up u-notch rear. All blued finish. Walnut butt stock and forearm with fine cut checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory black plastic butt plate. Includes serial matching box with lock and manual on the inside. CALIBER: 17 HMR Mach 2. S/N: 21106MV246. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Excellent with 98% plus finish remaining. Light layer of oil throughout. Wood is excellent as well. Bore is bright. Mechanically fine. Appears to be unfired from the factory. Box is excellent.

Manufactured in 2005. Features a 20"round blued barrel with full length magazine tube. flip-up rear adjustable notch sight and blade front sight. Coin finished receiver with fine floral scroll engraving on both sides and dovetail grooved top. Blued lever with gold Browning Buck logo stamped on the bottom. Walnut stock with fine cut checkering on the grip and forearm. Fitted with a factory black synthetic butt plate. Includes original factory box with lock and booklet on the paperwork. LOP: 13-1/4". CALIBER: 22 S/L/LR. S/N: 02727MV242. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% condition with a few light scratches on the barrel. Stock and forearm show a few very faint dings. Great bore and mechanics. Box shows some wear from handling and storage.

This lot includes eight rare antique and vintage collector pins. All have the manufacturers paper backing and come in a clear display case. Includes four made by the Whitehead & Hoag Co. Includes; One red button UMC, Large Dead Shot Smokeless Powder, and two Infallible Shotgun Smokeless flag surrounded by wreath. Two Remington UMC buttons made by the Phelps & Sons Manufacturing Co. One is rare with white border and "Shoot .22 Lesmok Cartridges". One small Infallible Shotgun Smokeless flag surrounded by wreath pin made by the Dupont Powders. And one small Dead Shot Smokeless Powder pin made by the Bastain Bros Co. CONDITION All pins are in good condition with great colors and display nicely.

This lot includes six rare antique and vintage collector pins. All have the manufacturers paper backing and come in a clear display case. Includes five made by the Whitehead & Hoag Co. Includes; One Super RARE oval "Winchester The Repeater That Outshot Them All", One white round target "Always Shoot Winchester Cartridges", One white portrait of the Topperweins "The Wonderful Topperweins, Who Always Shoot Winchester Guns and Cartridges", and Two blue and silver "Shoot Winchester Shotgun Shells and Shotguns" with the red "W" trademark. One each of nickel and quarter size pins. One Manee Co "Junior Winchester Rifle Corps" pin. CONDITION All pins are in good condition with great colors and display nicely.

This lot includes ten different, rare antique and vintage collector pins. All have the manufacturers paper backing and come in a clear display case. All are manufactured by the Bastian Bros Co. of Rochester NY. All celluloid pins are nickel size and each display a different Peters advertisement. CONDITION All pins are in good condition with great colors with one showing oxidation on the back ring. All display nicely.

This nice custom made RMK model 12 features a 13" clip point blade, 1-5/8" wide and 1/4" thick stock. Custom brass double hilt with forward curve and scalloped collar, ivory Delrin handle and a matching scalloped brass pommel cap. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket. Includes honing block. CONDITION Maintains 95%+ original finish with only light handling marks. Sharpening block does not appear to have been used or used very little. Sheath is in great condition with minimum handling wear.

Made for Randall Knife Society Club Members only! Numbered and stamped on the back of the blade "RKS 047 / 568". This is the Club #4 knife that sold out shortly after its release. Per the RKS website; Gary Randall is calling this knife the Model 4, 8 inch Fighter. Features an 8" curved blade and double-sided nickel silver hilt. Stag handle with red and white separations on top and bottom and fitted with a Duralumin butt cap. Includes factory Model A leather sheath with logo snaps, leg paracord strap and hone pocket. Honing block included. Back of the sheath is stamped with "The Randall Knife Society" above the factory stamping. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition, still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows minimum wear.

Two Randall knives in this lot. First is the Model 24 Guardian, featuring a 4" blade with double edge sharpened approximately 2-1/2" with 1" of thumb notches standard on top and bottom. Nickel silver reduced hilt. 3-3/4" black Micarta handle. This knife was specially designed in 1978 for use by police, undercover agents, and law enforcement personnel for self-protection and as a back-up weapon. Includes factory Model G concealment sheath with belt clip. Large knife is a Model 17 Astro featuring a 5-3/4" Stainless blade, stamped with "S", and matching stainless oblong double hilt. Full tang through the 4-3/8" black Micarta handle fastened with removable stainless steel bolts and hole for wrist thong. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with hone pocket and paracord. Honing block included. CONDITION Both knives appear to be in great condition, still factory sharp. Honing block is like new. Sheaths do show wear and light scuffs.

RARE two knife custom set in factory two knife sheath! This set includes a Model 7 Fisherman - Hunter with a 5" Stainless blade, indicated by the "S" stamped on the blade. Factory personalized initials on the rear of the blade "G.D.S.". Stag handle with single sided brass hilt and red, white and black separations. 9-3/4" overall length. Small knife is a model 21 Little Game with a 3-1/2" blade, possibly stainless, the "S" stamping looks hand-done. Factory personalized initials on the rear of the blade "G.D.S.". Stag handle with single sided brass hilt and red, white and black separations. 7-3/4" overall length. CONDITION Both knives appear to be in great to good condition. Both show signs of light use but still sharp. Sheath shows light wear.

Made circa late 1960's. This model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features a 7" stainless blade. "S" stamped to the right of the logo indicates this blade is stainless and was made between 1965-1969. Commando-shaped straight black micarta handle with red and white separations, duralumin end cap with lanyard hole. Engraved handle, on front "1st MAR DIV gung ho" with insignia, on rear "1966 Vietnam 1971". 12-1/2" overall length. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block doesn't appear to have been used. Sheath shows some wear from handling and storage.

This vintage RMK features a 9" clip point blade with the original carbon steel finish. Leather wrapped handle with center swell and red, white and black separations at top and bottom. Brass double sided hilt and matching end cap. 14" overall length. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket and logo snaps. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block shows some use. Sheath shows some wear and scratches.

Two Randall knives in this lot. First is the Model 5 Small Camp & Trail, featuring a 4" blade, making it suitable for camping and hiking needs. Also feature a single brass hilt with red, white and black separations. Round stag handle. Includes factory Model E cover sheath with belt loop and logo snap. Larger knife is a Model 7 Fisherman-Hunter featuring a 5" Stainless blade, ideal for small game, creel, or tackle box. Single brass hilt with round stag handle. Includes factory Model A leather sheath with hone pocket and paracord. Honing block included. CONDITION Both knives appear to be in great condition, still factory sharp. Honing block is like new. Sheaths do show light wear and scuffs.

This vintage RMK features a 9" clip point blade with the original carbon steel finish. Stag handle with single brass rivet and custom compass in the base. Brass double sided hilt with red, beige and black separations beneath. 14" overall length. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket and logo snaps. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade has been used and is a little dull. Honing block shows some use. Sheath shows light wear and scratches.

This RMK is made for the wilderness survival. Features a 7-1/2" blade with top sawtooth edge. 4-3/4" stainless steel tubular handle in 1" diameter for storage. Silver soldered to 1/4" oblong brass hilt. Fitted with removable and threaded brass butt cap and waterproof O-ring. Flared holes on each side of the hilt. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with paracord and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp on both sides. Honing block shows some use. Sheath shows some wear and scratches.

This vintage RMK bowie features a 9" blade with the original carbon steel finish. Upgraded nickel silver double sided hilt with smooth collar. Yellow Micarta Commando style handle with Grateful Dead artwork water transfer on side and bottom. 14-1/4" overall length. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition, blade does show some light use. Honing block shows use. Sheath shows age and light wear.

A heavy well made dagger or dirk, this Fighting Stiletto was shaped along the lines of a famous British Commando knife, but made larger, stronger, and fitted with a more comfortable grip. Features an 8" double edge blade. Straight oblong nickel double hilt. Black micarta handle with finger grooves, and paracord wrist thong. Includes factory Model B black leather sheath with logo snaps. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Sheath shows minimum wear.

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features an 8" blade. Leather wrapped straight handle with black separations at top and bottom. Brass double sided hilt and brass butt cap with leather wrist thong. Includes a Model A factory black leather sheath with logo snaps, paracord home-made leg strap and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows some wear from handling and storage.

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features a 7" blade. Leather wrapped straight handle with beige and sage green separations at top and bottom. Brass double sided hilt and duralumin butt cap with wrist thong hole. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block still in original plastic. Sheath shows very light handling and storage wear.

This lot includes the following: Randall Made Knives, The History of The Man and The Blades by Robert L. Gaddis. U.S. Military Knives Book IV, Bayonets and Machetes by M.H. Cole. John Nelson Cooper, Cooper Knives by William A. Martin and Charles Paul Basch. John Nelson Cooper Book Two Cooper Knives by William A. Martin. CONDITION Each book is in fine to very fine condition, showing light use.

Flintlock Kentucky buck and ball rifle attributed to Peter Berry of Dauphin Co., PA, circa 1790. Rifle has been compared to signed examples and can safely be attributed due to carving and architecture to Peter Berry or possible associate. Rifle measures overall 53" with 48" octagon to round 50 caliber smoothbore barrel with rifle sights. Rifle appears to be original flint with single trigger control and early beveled edge two bolt brass sideplate. Full curly maple stock with brass hardware including 2" wide butt plate and flat brass barrel keys. Stock is raised carved with pattern resembling Berry's work in a floral design behind and in front of cheekpiece with wrist having floral raised pattern around tang. Rifle comes with older looking replacement hardwood ramrod. CALIBER: 50. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with metal having oxidation pitting with metal turned to a dark brown. Wood has visible restoration with 12" of forestock replaced. Finish has some questionable cracks as to how deep they run (surface or into wood?). Wood has had a definite coat of shellac at one time. Pitted bore with crisp mechanics. Rifle displays well and looks good for age.

Flintlock Kentucky with characteristics of the Upper Susquehanna Region of Pennsylvania, circa 1820. 50 caliber 26" smooth bore engraved brass octagon to round barrel (with a questionable age) with flared "Cannon" type muzzle and blade brass front sight. Period Flintlock with single trigger control with beveled brass two bolt sideplate. Curly maple half-stock with brass hardware including an Upper Susquehanna style "Q" finial type patchbox with 9 piercings. Stock has brass saddle plate, two piece comb, two brass wrist inlays, brass deer and star. The brass inlays are possibly later add-ons. Rifle has silver "Hunter's Star" on cheek and silver oval thumbpiece. Comes with brass tipped ramrod with brass keeper screw in brass nose piece. Rifle measures 41" overall with a neat appearance. CALIBER: 50. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall Good with brass unpolished and having an older aged looking patina. Wood has traces of finishing with handling dings and marks. Dark bore with functioning mechanics. Small crack in front of lock and trigger guard.

Flintlock Kentucky rifle with Federal Eagle finial patchbox similar to rifles built in the South or possibly made as a trade rifle in Philadelphia, PA. area. Rifle was originally purchased as a wreck in Georgia. Rifle has a 62 caliber octagon smoothbore barrel with no markings and has rifle sights. Commercial two bolt flintlock with single trigger control. Plain maple fullstock with brass hardware including a four piece patchbox with Federal Eagle finial. Comes with hardwood ramrod. CALIBER: 62. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Metal has pitted brown appearance with burnout around breech. Wood has been sanded with cracks and replacement sections along forestock. Brass retains a golden yellow unpolished finish. Dark pitted bore with functioning mechanics. Rifle displays very nicely.

Kentucky flintlock rifle similar to rifles made in the Lehigh, Pennsylvania area, circa 1820. Rifle measures 44-1/2" overall with a 30" octagon smoothbore barrel in 50 caliber with hunting sights and no markings. Replaced reproduction lock with no touch hole (CAN NOT BE FIRED) with single trigger control. Full curly maple stock with brass hardware including two piece patchbox. Comes with replaced hardwood rod. CALIBER: 50. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Excellent as restored. Metal has original plum patina with surface corrosion. Lock is new replacement. Wood has been cleaned with repaired forestock cracks. Sideplate is a new replacement. Gun has been restored as a display piece and needs more work to be fireable.

Made in England by Tower in 1860. These were often used by both the Union and Confederacy during the American Civil War. Blued 33" round rifled 577 caliber barrel with blade front sight, rollercoaster rear sight graduated to 1100 yards with side lug for Saber bayonet. Barrel has correct British Proof marks at breech with percussion ignition. Case-hardened percussion lock marked with "1860" date over "Tower" and "Crown/V.R." at rear of lock. Action is controlled by standard plain trigger. Standard full Military hardwood stock with brass furniture and two blued barrel bands. Comes with correct steel ramrod. CALIBER: 577. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall 98% with left side having some dings from possibly a belt buckle. Excellent bore and mechanics. Very hard to improve upon.

Made by Ezra D. Benson, who worked in Farmington, West Virginia, circa 1860. Rifle has several other marks on rifle that are probable owners. "J.Malone" which is in script in patchbox lid and on a morning glory inlay on left stock side. Barrel has "O.J. Stump", which appears to be a later addition. Being the configuration of this gun, it is believed these men were probably former local shooters at the area "BEEF" Shoots and were probable owners. Rifle measures 47-1/2" overall, weighing a hefty 17-3/4 lbs. Rifle has a massive 31-1/2" octagon 45 caliber rifled barrel, measuring 1-1/4" from barrel flat to barrel flat. Barrel is signed by Benson in his usual three name stamping pyramid with a gold barrel ring at breech. Barrel has a Rocky Mountain front sight and adjustable rear notch sight. Barrel has some squiggle engraving and a 5 pointed star. Commercial percussion lock with flash protector and double set trigger control. Curly maple half-stock with a bit of a fish belly possibly for shooting off a sandbag off a bench. Stock has 15 silver inlays with a brass trigger guard, German silver butt plate, ferrels, and nose cap. Silver oval patchbox, toeplate, and saddle plate, all floral engraved. Comes with hardwood ramrod and document of its presence in a Moundsville, West Virginia collection. CALIBER: 45. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal turning plum and areas of oxidation. Wood has some cracks around lock and along forearm with silver unpolished. Dark pitted bore with functioning mechanics.

Percussion Cape gun made by William Gage of Coldwater, Michigan in circa 1870. Gun has 32" Twist Steel 12 gauge left barrel with side by side steel round rifled barrel in 32 caliber with smooth maker marked concave rib and rifle sights. Twin percussion locks marked "WM Gage/Coldwater/Mich" with double trigger control. Select figured piano finished walnut stock with German silver hardware including an oval patchbox. Comes with hardwood ramrod with brass tip. CALIBER: 12/32. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with traces of original metal finish and some light surface oxidation. 90% original piano finish remaining with light dings and bruises. Missing escutcheon key. Dark bores with functioning mechanics.

Kentucky style half-stock rifle made by unknown gunsmith, circa 1850. Rifle measures 50 " overall with 34" octagon rifled barrel in 38 caliber with rifle sights. Percussion lock marked "H.E. Leman/ Lancaster PA" with double set trigger control. Curly maple halfstock with brass hardware and pewter nosecap. Comes with hardwood ramrod . CALIBER: 38. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal showing a brown patina and various usage wear marks. Wood has been cleaned with large chip missing at front barrel pin. Pitted dark bore with functioning mechanics.

Kentucky style half-stock rifle made by unknown gunsmith, circa 1850. Rifle measures 53 1/2" overall with 37- 1/2" octagon to round smoothbore barrel in 44 caliber with rifle sights with rear sight being a modern flip sight. Percussion lock marked "Leman/ Lancaster PA" with single trigger control. Curly maple half-stock with brass hardware and pewter nosecap. Comes with hardwood ramrod. CALIBER: 44. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall poor with under rib loose and metal turning a dark brown patina with areas of oxidation. Wood has burnout around lock and has been cleaned. Pitted bore with poor mechanics.

Kentucky style half-stock rifle made by unknown gunsmith, circa 1850. Rifle measures 52" overall with a 37" octagon 40 caliber rifled barrel with hunting sights and a partial maker's signature. Percussion lock marked "P.S.A. &Co Warranted" with double set trigger control. Curly maple stock with German silver hardware and inlays. CALIBER: 40. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with light oxidation with wood cleaned and a small crack by lockplate. Under rib is loose and is missing ramrod. Pitted bore with functioning mechanics.

Kentucky style percussion fullstock heavy bench rifle made circa 1850 by an unknown gunsmith. Rifle measures 64" overall with a 48" octagon 60 caliber smoothbore with notch sights and extra dovetail for sight relocation. Stock has flat spot on underside for installation of a "Steady Rest". Percussion lock with double set trigger control. Full curly maple stock with brass hardware and right and left handed cheekpieces. Comes with striped hardwood ramrod. CALIBER: 60. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with metal turning brown with oxidation pitting around lock area. Wood has traces of finish with usage marks and dings. Pitted bore with functioning mechanics.

Made by Henry Lechler Jr. circa 1840's in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Measures 50" overall length with a 34" smoothbore 75 caliber (roughly 12 gauge) round barrel with bead front sight and "U.S." stamp with maker's "H. Lechler Phila" marking. Barrel is a recycled musket barrel. "H.Elwell Warranted" marked back action percussion lock with single trigger control. Curly maple checkered half stock with brass floral engraved hardware and escutcheon plates. Comes with hardwood ramrod with brass tip. CALIBER: 75. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Metal has turned to a brown patina with light oxidation. Brass has been cleaned and polished and is starting to fade to a golden yellow. Wood has been cleaned with expert wrist repair. Dark bore and crisp mechanics.

Well made percussion side by side percussion shotgun made by August G. Genez of New York, New York in circa 1870. Fitted with Damascus 30" barrels in 10 gauge with smooth concave rib marked in gold "A.G. Genez N.Y. Maker" with bead front sight. Vignette engraved percussion locks and hammers with locks marked in gold "A.G. Genez" with double trigger control. Light tone checkered walnut one piece stock, small German silver cap box in toe, and steel furniture. Comes with original brass tipped hardwood ramrod. CALIBER: 10 GA. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with light oxidation and some light pitting with traces of original finish on wood. Sharp checkering with stock having a stable wrist crack. Pitted bores with functioning mechanics.

Kentucky style percussion halfstock rifle made by unknown gunsmith circa 1850. Measuring 51 -1/2" overall with a 30" octagon 32 caliber rifled barrel with rifle sights. Percussion lock with double set trigger control. Walnut halfstock with German Silver trigger guard, brass four piece patchbox and brass star and shield inlays. Missing ramrod. CALIBER: 32. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall poor with metal finish showing oxidation. Front barrel pin is broken. Stock has been cleaned with no major damage visible. Bore is rough with good mechanics.

Percussion Kentucky half-stock rifle made in a style similar to rifles made by Mathias Ringle of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, circa 1850. Rifle measures 54" overall with a 38" octagon 40 caliber rifled barrel with rifle sights. Traces of a signature can be seen along with squiggle engraving behind and in front of sight. Percussion marked lock "Whitmore, Wolff, and Duff and Company/Pittsburgh, Pa." and double set trigger control. Curly maple half-stock with brass hardware including four piece engraved patchbox finial, similar to those used by Ringle. Stock has engraved brass saddle plate, brass oval, and star stock inlays. Comes with period hardwood ramrod. CALIBER: 40. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall poor with under rib loose and metal turning a dark brown patina with areas of oxidation. Wood has burnout around lock and is cracked near sideplate. Pitted bore with poor mechanics.

Percussion Kentucky half-stock rifle signed in script, by the possible maker, appears to be "R E". Rifle was made, circa 1850, and resembles guns made in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania area with the stock having a silver cheek inlay similar to what is known as the "Brookville Eye". Rifle measures 48" overall with a 33" rifled 36 caliber octagon barrel with silver blade front sight, rear Buckhorn sight, maker's initials, and crudely scratched owner name that appears to be "R. Backes". Commercial made back-action percussion lock with German silver lock plate and double set trigger control. Curly maple half-stock with engraved German silver hardware, pewter nose cap, and nine silver engraved inlays. Comes with hardwood ramrod. CALIBER: 36. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal having a plum patina and areas of pitting. Barrel has several replaced dovetails from sight relocation. Wood has been lightly cleaned. There is also some missing wood along forestock and several cracks around lock. Pitted bore with mechanics needing attention.

Very nice cardboard calendar with complete pad featuring a Western mountain scene and cowboy displaying a line of Winchester Store products. Great graphics. Reads "Introducing The New Line of Winchester Products" and advertising Thomas B. Bell's Winchester Store in Hamilton, NY. In very good condition overall with general age related storage wear and mild spotting. The top mounting hole has a very small tear. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. Marked "The Old Winchester Trader." 13.75" H x 8" W. DIMENSIONS 13.75 x 8 in

Beautiful lithograph paper advertising calendar sign featuring a colorful scene by renowned artist Philip R. Goodwin. The "Quick Action" scene depicts two explorers on a canoe surrounded by a mounting lion and running buck. Reads "Insure Today, Tomorrow May Be Too Late, The Wisconsin Farmers Mutual Hail And Cyclone Insurance Co, Organized in 1898." Full 1929 calendar pad with top and bottom bands. Presents with general age wear, folds/creasing at both bands and minor edge wear. There is a very small hole at the top right corner near the graphic corner. Great eye appeal with a classic graphic. Shrink wrapped and secured to foam board. Marked 28514 From Original Canvas by Philip R. Goodwin on left and Louis F. Dow Co on right with artist signature printed above. 16.25" H x 12" W. DIMENSIONS 16.25 x 12 in

Very nice paper advertising calendar and full pad featuring a rider and horse waving to his family while heading off to serve. Reads "As Good As The Gun" with individual advertising on each calendar page. The calendar presents with several horizontal creases throughout and a few creases/tears along both edges. The store advertising panel appears to have very faint pencil marks. Full calendar pad and top and bottom bands. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. 20" H x 10" W. DIMENSIONS 20 x 10 in

Fantastic paper advertising calendar and full pad featuring an incredible pioneer scene of a man guarding his wagons and cattle with his lever action rifle by a campfire. Reads "As Good As The Gun" with individual advertising on each calendar page. The piece is in excellent condition with only one small crease in the top right corner and minor edge wear including a handful very tiny tears, predominately along the bottom left. Includes full calendar pad plus top and bottom bands. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. 20.75" H x 10" W. DIMENSIONS 20.75 x 10 in

This rare rifle was made circa 1877 by Frank Wesson Manufacturing in Worcester, Massachusetts. There are less than 25 of these rifles known. Rifle has 34" blued tapered octagon barrel in 44-100 Wesson caliber with Wind gage front and rear fixed sight. Tang is mounted with adjustable Vernier sight and there is also a "Heel" position on the butt for said sight. Barrel is marked in script "Frank Wesson Mfg. Long Range Rifle No. 1 Worcester, Mass.", also has number "21" stamped under forearm on barrel. Case-hardened full coverage floral engraved falling block action with "Bear" and "Deer" portraits on action panels, which could possibly be the work of Nimschke. Action has a single trigger and is marked on breech "Patented July 10, 1877" with side hammer and push button release lever. Fine checkered figured walnut pistol grip stock with horn grip cap and steel checkered shotgun type butt plate. Matching checkered "Alex Henry" style walnut fore end with ebony cap. A rare and hard to find rifle for the single shot collector. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 44-100 Wesson. S/N: 21. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Barrel is fading to plum with edge wear and some light surface discoloration. Action has faded colors in protected areas with sharp engraving. Stock has been cleaned, checkering has been worn flat and has a glued crack at wrist. Good bore and mechanics. A great rifle!

Three volume set in an attractive black and silver slip case. Frank Wesson Gunmaker by Dan Woods, Dick Littlefield, Tom Rowe, Frank Pellett and John Hamilton. Volume I Gunmakers of Worcester, Volume II Pistols, and Volume II Rifles. CONDITION This set is in very fine condition, showing very light use.

Scarce rifle made by the Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut, often referred to as "The English Model". Designed with the help of Charles Overbaugh, one of approximately 10 shipped to N. Curry and Brothers of San Francisco, CA in 1878. This rifle is listed on page 216 of "Sharps Firearms - Model 1874, 1875 & 1877 Target Rifles and Model Variations" by Roy Marcot, Ron Paxton and Edward Marron Jr. as one of the transitioned rifles. These rifles are part of a large order completed by Sharp's Vice President and Treasurer Edward G. Westcott. Features a blued 32" round tapered barrel in 45 2-6/10 caliber. Blanks for these barrels came from England from Triplett and Scott according to The Sharps Firearms book mentioned above. Barrel has Spirit level Globe front sights with no rear sight and tang fitted with a long range Vernier sight not numbered to the gun with staff measuring 6" from top to pivot point. Barrel is marked with "Old Reliable", Bridgeport address. Barrel has "Rigby Flat" at breech. Case-hardened modified and shaped 1874 action with Sharps "1869" patent marked on the left. With locks removed, milled out surfaces are visible and when lever is open, a round milled hole is visible in breechblock (all done to streamline action). Controlled by serrated plain single trigger. Fitted with Italian figured checkered pistol grip stock with unusual hard rubber butt plate. Matching walnut checkered Schnabel forearm with serial number stamped in barrel channel. Experts feel this stock is period correct but not of Sharp's origin. The firm of Curry was well capable of upgrading and possibly did on this rifle. Comes with Sharps factory letter. Jack T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45 2-6/10. S/N: 106, 105. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 90% original barrel blue with light speckling from poor storage. Action has traces of case colors, handling areas starting to turn dark. Finish has been lightly cleaned, sharp checkering and small handling marks. Good bore and mechanics. Hard rifle to find!

This model 1874 is fitted with an action manufactured circa 1865. According to seller, this rifle was once owned by Orrin Porter Rockwell, known as "The Destroying Angel of Mormondom". Rockwell was born in 1844 in Massachusetts and became the personal bodyguard of Joseph Smith, founder of the Latter Day Saints movement, and later Brigham Young. Rockwell was a businessman, bodyguard, lawman, frontiersman, scout and was famous for the quote "I never killed anyone who didn't need killing". This rifle was made originally as a Sharps Carbine as evidenced by a plugged hole inside at receiver where a sling bar would have been. These guns were often converted by jobbers such as E.C. Meacham of St. Louis, MO (an area Rockwell knew well). Actual conversion facts are lost to history. Features a 32" full octagon blued barrel, measuring 1" across for 45 caliber. Barrel is fitted with sporting Globe front sight and has 5 groove English style rifling. Barrel has 4 plugged scope base holes and a silver plaque with the word "Azrael", in Biblical terms meaning "Angel of Death". Except for several sets of numbers under the forearm, there are no other markings. Case-hardened action modified from a percussion carbine with serial number illegible because of tang filed down for mid-range Vernier tang sight installation. Action has standard Sharp's patent marks with plugged hole for saddle ring bar and plugged cap priming tube. Action is fitted with double set triggers and a custom tang possibly done by Meacham or other similar conversion jobbers. Extractor is marked with the number "132". Rifle is fitted with a walnut pistol grip checkered stock and has a nickel plated butt plate which resembles a modified Schuetzen butt plate. Matching walnut forearm with pewter Schnabel tip. A very unique and interesting Sharps with more research needed. Comes with Sharps letter and picture of Orrin Porter Rockwell. Jack T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45. S/N: 132594. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 95% original finish with plugged scope holes, possibly done when assembled, with blue fading to plum. 80% case colors with most in protected areas. Wood has dark appearance with forearm having a fiberglass repair inside. Forearm appears to have been damaged at one time with pieces glued also. Good bore with some small pitting with good mechanics.

Made by the Sharps Rifle Company at Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1876. Rifle is listed in Factory Letter as being at the factory twice, leaving the first time a Model 1874 Long Range No. 1 to Henry C. Squires of New York, NY. Squires was a huge dealer of sporting goods around the late 1800's into the turn of the century. The second time, no model or reason is given for the return other than cost and a list of accessories. This rifle has a silver plaque on the right side of the stock that is engraved "Lieut L.C. Bruce / World's Champion / 1877". It is well known Leslie Combs Bruce shot the highest score at Creedmoor in 1877 defeating the British and Irish for the World's Championship. One can speculate as the factory letter does not show direct purchase. Did Bruce borrow this rifle from the Squires Firm and shoot it in this match? Upon return did Squires have this rifle embossed with the silver plate as a marketing item? The equivalent today might be a guitar used by Elvis. These shooters were the celebrities of the day and their opinion carried a lot of weight. The actual reason is lost to history. This rifle features a blued 34" half-octagon tapered barrel with globe spirit level front sight. No rear sight provision with tang having a long range Vernier sight numbered "156871" and measuring 6" from top to pivot point. Barrel is serial numbered to gun under forearm and is marked with "Old Reliable" stamping and Bridgeport address with "Cal 45" marking at breech. Case-hardened 1874 action with checkered single trigger control and Sharps 1869 patent on left. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with steel checkered butt plate and base for heel sight. Grip is checkered in lieu of a grip cap. Walnut checkered Schnabel forearm with serial number penciled on inside. A super rifle with factory letter and Squires Catalog print. Jack T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45 - 2-4/10. S/N: 156871. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 90% finish on barrel with fading and light oxidation from poor storage. 80% fading case colors with handling areas oxidizing. Wood has areas of original finish with checkering starting to dull from handling. Good bore with great mechanics.

Made by Sharps Rifle Company Of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1874. This rifle has frame and stock serial numbered "161803" perpendicular to breech on frame. This number shows up as a "blank" in the Sharps records. Blanks often indicate returns or repairs. Trigger plate, barrel, tang sight, forearm are marked with serial number "157801" which in the Sharps records is a gun known shipped to Leslie Combs Bruce on March 28, 1877. Bruce was on the famous team beating English, Irish and Scots in the 1877 Creedmoor competition, normally dominated by European groups. Whether or not this rifle was used to do that is lost to history. Rifle is mentioned on page 107 of "Sharp's Firearms Model 1874, 1875 and 1877 Target Rifles and Model Variations, Volume III" by Roy Marcot, Ron Paxton, Edward W. Marron Jr. Rifle is fitted with a 30" blued octagon barrel with Sharps blade dovetail front sight with reproduction R.S. Lawrence rear flip sight. Calibered in .44-75, barrel is marked with Sharps Bridgeport address and "Old Reliable" markings. Stamped "Calibre 4" with second digit illegible, possibly indicating barrel was changed from 40-70 caliber to the improved 44-75 caliber. Case-hardened 1874 action with no markings other than serial number perpendicular to tang. Action is fitted with single serrated trigger and a mid-range Vernier tang sight. Serial number "157801" in Flayderman's this model is listed as being one of 71 made, with this one likely one of a handful linked to Bruce. Provenance of the David Carter Collection. LOP: 13-1/8". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-1/2". CALIBER: 44-75. S/N: 161803. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Metal has turned to a silvery gray patina with light oxidation. Wood shows original varnish with period plug in comb of stock, where a "Heel" sight base was originally. Forearm shows more wear and smoothing checkering. Good bore with light frost, visible rifling and great mechanics.

Manufactured by Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, CT in 1875, and was one of ten shipped to H.Folsom and Company in St. Louis, MO. Comes with Richard J. Labowskie factory letter stating shipping dates and configurations. Consignor lore states this rifle was purchased off a descendant of the original owner who was a member of the Metis Tribe of Plains people, descendants of French and Scotch immigrants mixed with local indigenous people. This group were great hunters of buffalo on the Northern Plains and into Canada. Known to ride across the plains with the rifle across the saddle and take the buffalo from horseback. Features a 30" blued half-octagon barrel with muzzle filed for ease of in and out of the saddle scabbard. Fitted with blade front sight (almost completely worn), removed rear sight with dovetail plugged. Barrel has Hartford address with breech marked "Calibre 50". Case-hardened action with Hartford collar, Sharps 1848 Patent date and "Sharp's Rifle Co Pat. Apr 6, 1869" marked vertically on left side. Action is fitted with factory double set triggers. Walnut plain butt stock with steel crescent butt plate. Walnut forearm with pewter tip. Barrel is numbered under forearm and matches gun. Includes factory letter. Provenance: Bruce Moyer Collection, Jack T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 50-100. S/N: C54438. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION In fair condition with metal turning a plum tone and areas of oxidation. Wood has dry appearance as noted on guns used in the west with some deep gouges and a cracked forearm with a section missing (gone from long ago). Crack has had some glue applied to stabilize and is in need of professional repair. Good bore and mechanics.

This rifle was one of 65 made for the New York Central Schuetzen Corps of New York City between 1877 and 1878, according to Sharps Firearms book. Originally designed and conceived by Charles Overbaugh who at the time was a Sharp's salesman, Overbaugh then pitched the idea to Christen F. Gennerich of the New York Central Schuetzen Corps who then through Overbaugh preceded to order roughly 65 in all with this one listed in Sharps Book Volume III by Roy Marcot, Ron Paxton and Edward Marron Jr. on the order dated February 13th, 1878 (listed on page 112 Sharps Book Volume III). Rifles were built with a specific request from Gemmerich which included a 30" lightweight blued octagon barrel. Barrel measures 1" across flats at muzzle. Barrel is unmarked with sporting Globe front sight, no rear sight and a mid-range tang Vernier sight. Case-hardened 1874 action with double set trigger control. Plain walnut pistol grip stock with cheekpiece. Stock is fitted with nickel plated Schuetzen butt plate with hard rubber grip cap. Matching plain walnut Schnabel forearm with mark from add on clamp type palm rest. Comes with factory letter confirming all options. Provenance: Michael Rector Collection CALIBER: 40-50 1-11/16. S/N: 162222. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 95% original blue with light edge wear, blue starting to fade to a plum. 70% case colors with most in protected areas. 90% original varnish with light handling marks. Forearm has small 1" crack on right side near tip. Excellent bore and mechanics. A super rare rifle not available for sale often!

This fine and rare gun was made by the Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1879. Frank Seller reports in his book "Sharp's Firearms" that there was only 230 of this configuration made. Factory research indicates that this rifle was shipped on December 8, 1879 to the magazine "The Independent". Rifle is serial numbered 6649 and is what is known as a second generation according to Sharps Firearms model 1878 "Borchardt Patent" Rifles and other Models Volume III by Ray Marcot, Ron Paxton and Edward Marron Jr. "The Independent" was a monthly magazine published from 1848 to 1928 supporting Congregationalism views. During the Civil War it was supported by Henry Ward Beecher, famous pastor raising money for slave guns known as "Beecher's Bibles" and Harriett Beecher Stowe, famous abolitionist who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin. Unclear on who the exact purchaser was but the magazine is known to have contained many ads and during this time the Creedmoor Rifle Range was in its heyday and of close proximity. The Superbowl of its time. This rifle features a 34" blued round tapered barrel in 45 - 4/10 caliber with Spirit level "New Model" Wind gage front sight with no rear sight provision. Barrel is marked "Old Reliable" and with Sharps Bridgeport address. Case-hardened action with plain single knurled finish trigger and walnut wood action panels. Tang is fitted with a long range Vernier sight with staff measuring 5-1/4" from tip to pivot point. Stock is a fancy grained walnut which might be Italian in origin, which was an option at the time. Pistol grip configuration with "V" checkered grip and raised "dish" design behind action. Butt stock is fitted with "Heel" sight mount and "SRCO" hard rubber butt plate and hard rubber grip cap. Matching checkered forearm with ebony rounded tip and case-hardened tenon escutcheon. Rifle measures 50" overall and weighs exactly 10 lbs., which conforms to specific Creedmoor weight standards. Rifle comes with a Sharps letter from Dr. Richard Labowskie. A great rifle in super condition with a great history. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45 - 2-4/10. S/N: 6649. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 95% original blue with some freckling near the breech due to poor storage. 95% original vivid case colors. 95% varnish with light handling marks possibly lightly cleaned with sharp checkering. Excellent bore and mechanics.

Made by Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1879. Sharps research does not have any entry for this serial number other than an approximate production date. This rifle is the standard long range configuration with a 34" tapered round barrel with "New Model" Wind gage front sight, no rear sight provision and long range tang Vernier sight measuring 5-1/4" from top to pivot point. Barrel is marked with "Old Reliable" stamping and Sharps Bridgeport address, and 45 - 2-4/10" caliber. Barrel is interestingly marked under forearm with "3" script "L's", 17209 serial number and initials "D.M.N.". Action is nickel plated with fire blued screws and has the detachable tang and Bakelite filled side panels and serrated single set trigger. American walnut checkered pistol grip stock with comb single tang, Sharps hard rubber grip cap and checkered butt plate. Matching walnut forearm numbered to gun with ebony tip and Tenon wedge fastener. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45 - 2-4/10. S/N: 17209. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 95% original finish with light freckling from poor storage. 95% original nickel finish with blue on the screws starting to fade. Wood has sharp checkering with handling marks and dings. Good bore and mechanics. Rifle has great appearance.

Rare first type conversion of a percussion straight breech military rifle to 50-70 Government by Springfield Armory made in 1870 with 700 of this type made. 35-1/2" round "In the White" 3 groove rifled barrel in 50-70 centerfire with pinned blade front sight and rear graduated flip sight and serial numbered "38108" at breech matching action. Action is case-hardened with plain trigger with Lawrence 1859 and Sharps 1852 patents. Walnut two piece stock with "ELA" cartouche. Stock has iron hardware including "U.S." marked butt plate, two iron bands, iron nosecaps, correct steel ramrod, and sling swivels. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 50-70 Gov't. S/N: C38108. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 90% original military finish on barrel with area of pitting on muzzle due to poor storage. Action retains traces of original color. Wood has coat of linseed oil with highly visible cartouches and handling marks. Good bore and mechanics.

Made circa 1867 by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company of New Haven, Connecticut as a percussion rifle and converted to 52-70 Rimfire with very few known to exist. Rimfire style breechblock. 30" blued round barrel with 6 groove rifling and fitted with socket type bayonet. Standard military sights with standard markings and "R.S.L." inspector marks. Converted percussion action with standard markings except for an "x" on the tang of action above the serial number "C42673". Standard walnut stocks with three barrel bands and no visible cartouches with standard iron hardware. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 52-70 Rimfire. S/N: C42673. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall brown gun with heavy usage wear. Wood has dry appearance like guns used in the West. Good bore and mechanics.

Made by the Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1879. According to the Factory letter, this rifle was shipped to John P. Moore & Sons of New York City on December 8, 1879. Moore was one of Sharps best customers and according to research probably bought the most of any dealer. J.P. Moore was a New York City sporting goods dealer starting circa 1859 until 1888 when Schoverling Daly and Gates purchased the business. This business was in a prime location near the Creedmoor range on Long Island. These rifles are rare with "Frank Seller's" listing of 215 made in his book "Sharp's Firearms". This rifle features a 30" blued round tapered barrel with "New Model" spirit level Wind gauge sight with "Old Reliable" barrel marking with Sharps address and rear graduated Lawrence flip sight. Case-hardened action serial number "17546" underlever with hard rubber action panels. Action has plain faced trigger in standard configuration. Tang fitted with mid-range Vernier measuring 4-1/4" from top to pivot point. Figured American walnut checkered pistol grip stock with "zig-zag" pattern. Stock is fitted with unmarked checkered hard rubber butt plate and hard rubber plain pistol grip cap. Matching walnut checkered Schnabel forearm with palm rest plate. Comes with factory letter. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 40-70 - 2-1/2. S/N: 17546. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 95% original blue with light freckling due to poor storage. 80% fading original case colors with areas turning a silver patina and freckling. Dark oil-soaked finish with sharp checkering. Good bore with good mechanics. A super honest rifle!

Made by Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut, circa 1876. Rifle is constructed from leftover parts from Civil War Percussion Rifles by Meachum of St. Louis, in this case, the action and butt stock appear to be from a Civil War Era 1859 or 1863 Carbine, as evidenced by a plugged hole in left side of action where a saddle ring bar was and the stock having an iron patchbox. Rifle was fitted at Bridgeport with a 30" octagon blued barrel with Rocky Mountain front sight and R.S. Lawrence rear graduated flip sight. Barrel is marked with "Old Reliable" marking and Sharp's Bridgeport address with breech marked with "Calibre 45/2 1/10" or 45-70 caliber. Case-hardened converted Civil War Percussion action with 1852 and 1848 Patent markings with Hartford collar and plain single trigger. Walnut stocks with forearm having another serial number crossed out and frame serial number stamped in channel. Barrel is also numbered to frame. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45-70. S/N: C32594. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal parts showing oxidation and turning to a plum patina. Wood has traces of varnish with usage marks and dings. Good bore and mechanics.

Made by Sharps Rifle Company in 1880 and ending up in inventory of J.P. Lower in Denver, Colorado as evidenced by the "Lower-Borchardt" stamping on the bottom of the stock in front of receiver. Fitted with standard 32" round blued military barrel in 45-70 caliber with "Old Reliable" marking, Sharps Bridgeport Address and standard military sights. Blued action with Sharps Address, Patents and serial number "18818" on left side. Action has solid tang with plain trigger with case -hardened lever and breech block. Full military walnut two-piece stock with 2 barrel bands, checkered steel butt plate and original steel ramrod with "Lower" stamping. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45-70. S/N: 18818. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal turning to a brown patina with areas turning a silvery patina. Case- hardening is still slightly visible. Wood has oil-soaked appearance with visible "Lower" Cartouche. Wood has heavy usage dings and marks. Good bore and mechanics.

Made originally by Sharps Rifle Company of Hartford, Connecticut as a Percussion Carbine. These rifles were shipped to Sharps in 1867 and converted to 50-70 Centerfire. 22" blued round barrel with pinned blade front sight and R.S. Lawrence rear graduated flip sight. Barrel is marked with Sharps Hartford address and "New Model 1859" markings. Barrel retains original six groove rifling. Case-hardened saddle ring receiver, serial numbered "54301", with standard 1859 Patents and markings retaining percussion cap feeder. Frame has standard trigger with conversion 1867 spring loaded firing pin. Walnut standard conversion replacement stock with steel butt plate and remnants of "D.F.C." banner cartouche on left side center of butt stock. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 50-70. S/N: 54301. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal wearing to a silvery patina with areas of light oxidation. Stock has oil-soaked appearance with having usage marks. Good mechanics with dark pitted bore.

Made for Pedersoli in Italy circa 30 years ago. 30" matted finish round barrel in 45-70 Government caliber with full length roughly 10x scope with brass caps and adjustment. 1874 style "In the White" finish action with double set triggers. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with steel shotgun butt plate and matching checkered walnut splinter Schnabel forearm. Frame is marked with Italian Brescia proofs. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 45-70 Gov't. S/N: SH19922. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Overall excellent and possibly unfired with light handling marks. Clear optics with good bore and mechanics.

Made for Chiappa Firearms of Dayton, Ohio in circa last 20 years. 26" octagon barrel "in the white" with Rocky Mountain front sight and Posa scope blocks in 22 Hornet caliber. Pint size 1874 Sharps style action "in the white" finished with double set triggers. Walnut plain stocks with steel Chiappa Firearms butt plate. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 Hornet. S/N: LS00069. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Overall like new with small handling marks. Good bore and mechanics. Only fault is some light pitting near muzzle due to poor storage.

Silver shooting trophy measuring 14" by 6" with crossed Sharps rifles and engraved shooting scene. No match or presentation marks. Ornately done with the number "386" stamped on the bottom and a "crown over VA" silversmith mark. CONDITION Overall good with silver needing cleaned.

Manufactured by Sharps Rifle Company in Bridgeport, Connecticut circa 1880. Kit features long range staff Sharps Venier tang sight measuring 6-1/8" from top to pivot point and mid-range staff measuring 5-1/2" from top to pivot point. Kit includes Sharps globe Wind gage, front sight globe site, Beech front sight, two disc peep apertures, Rocky Mountain blade front sight, sheared blade front sight and notch graduated sight. Kit is missing base and some of these items do not belong in this kit but all are of the same time period. Sight staffs are non-serial numbered. The case is of brown leather with gold washed Sharp's logo and purple velvet lining. CONDITION Retains 90% original overall, in good condition with added items included. Some show small scuffs. All items retain traces of original blue with light oxidation.

Leather covered luggage style long range shooters case with compartments for ammunition and supplies. Case includes a .45 caliber bullet mold, one 45 caliber round, and a Sharps two bladed screwdriver. CONDITION Overall fair to poor with leather flaking and missing key. Accessories are in decent condition.

Black leather covered Sharps Rifle Company vintage sight case made circa 1880. Kit has space for Mid-range Vernier tang sight staff, two discs, Wind gage front sight, pilot knob and two front dovetail sights. Remaining in kit is an original sight disc., reproduction Wind gage sight Beech front sight and a sheared dovetail front sight. Kit is marked on lid with gold washed "Sharps Rifle Co. / Bridgeport, Conn" logo with blue felt lining. CONDITION Overall good condition with scuffs and scratches with added items.

This lot includes the following books: Gun Tools Their History and Identification by James B. Shaffer, Lee A. Rutledge, R. Stephen Dorsey in paperback. Gun Tools Their History and Identification Volume 2 by R. Stephen Dorsey and James B. Shaffer in paperback. Powder Horns and Their Architecture by Madison Grant, hardback. The Powder Flask Book by Ray Riling, hardback. California Gunsmiths 1846-1900 by Lawrence P. Shelton, hardback. CONDITION Each books in fine condition, showing light to moderate use.

This set includes the following hardback books: Single Shot Rifles, More Single Shot Rifles, Still More Single Shot Rifles and Boys' Single Shot Rifles. All by James J. Grant and published by William Morrow Co. Each book includes the original dust cover. CONDITION Each book is in good condition. Each showing light use and edge damage on the dust covers.

Hardback book set Volume I and II of Sharps Firearms. Volume I The Percussion Era 1848-1865 by Roy Marcot, Ron Paxton and Edward W. Marron, Jr. Volume II Early Metallic Cartridge Firearms and Model 1874 Sporting Rifle by Roy Marcot, Ron Paxton, De Witt Bailey II, and Richard Labowskie. Both include original dustcovers. CONDITION Both books are in very fine condition showing very light use.

Includes the following catalogs from J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A.: Stevens Firearms General Catalog No. 54, circa 1914. Stevens Rifle Telescopes catalog, circa 1920. Component Parts Stevens, Rifles-Shotguns-Pistols, circa 1930s. Stevens Catalogue No.56 with Retail Price List, circa 1925. Catalog of The "Stevens-Pope" Specialties, circa 1905. Stevens Firearms General Catalog No. 53 1911, circa 1911. Also included is the Rifles and Rifle Shooting hardback First Edition book by Charles Askins, copyright 1912. CONDITION Each catalog shows age, wear and some writing. Rifles and Rifle Shooting books are in good to fair condition with a "loose" spine.

The Breech-Loading Single Shot Rifle hardback book with dust cover by Major Ned H. Roberts and Kenneth L. Waters. Respectfully yours, H.M. Pope hardback book with dust cover signed by author Gerald O. Kelver. Peters & King The Birth & Evolution of the Peters Cartridge Co. & The King Powder Co. by Thomas D. Schiffer hardback book with dust cover. The Story of Pope's Barrels hardback book with dust cover by Ray M. Smith. Shooter's A journal dedicated to precision riflery News, Rare Sharps 1877 English Model Long Range Rifle, February 1995 pamphlet edition. The Golden Age of Single-Shot Rifles paperback by Edsall James, 1974. CONDITION The dust covers of The Story of Pope's Barrels and The Breech-Loading Single-Shot Rifle show damage on all edges. All books are in fine to very fine condition.

This ORIGINAL Sharps rifle belonged to Dr. Albert A. Stillman who was a dentist from Syracuse, New York circa 1903. This rifle was originally built by Sharps in circa 1880 and then re-barreled and customized by August O. Zischang of Syracuse, NY circa 1890. Stillman was an avid shooter and even had his own gun range. Rifle is fitted with three barrels, the first is a blued 32" half octagon in .32-40 caliber fitted with a three prong false muzzle with Gutta Percha starter. Barrel is marked "A.O. Zischang Syracuse, NY" and has a Wind gage front sight and Stevens No. 26, 3/4" tube scope with crosshair reticle and caps. Tang has a Vernier folding sight. The second barrel is a full octagon 29-1/2" blued barrel with front scope mount and drilled rear position in .22LR caliber with its own walnut checkered Schnabel splinter forearm. Third barrel is unmarked blued round 28-1/4" in a 38-55 caliber with scope bases. The extra barrels are housed in a felt lined modern wood case. Standard case- hardened 1878 Borchardt Sharps action marked on left side "Borchardt Patent / Sharps Rifle Co. Bridgeport, Conn.". Action is border engraved with floral patterns by unknown engraver with left side engraved in script "Dr. A.A. Stillman / Syracuse, NY". Action has Zischang double set Schuetzen triggers with case-hardened lever with attached Gutta Percha stop pad. Walnut Zischang pistol grip Schuetzen stock with dish cheekpiece and brass lever butt plate. Matching checkered Schnabel forearm with inlet for palm rest. This rifle comes with 22 Schuetzen medals won by Dr. Stillman and a ton of clippings and provenance. Also includes two wooden shooting boxes full of tools, bullets and accessories. One of the finest Schuetzen rifles in existence!! John T. Dutcher Collection/ J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40 / 22 LR / 38-55. S/N: NA. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Barrels exhibit 90% original finish with light fading blue and light handling marks. 90% case colors with sharp engraving. 90% original varnish with light handling wear. Excellent bores with good mechanics. Scope needs to be professionally cleaned. All accessories are in excellent condition!

This rifle belonged to famed Schuetzen shooter Dr. Albert A. Stillman of Syracuse, New York. Rifle has a 32-1/2" blued round tapered No. 3 weight barrel in 32-40 caliber made by August O. Zischang of Syracuse and is so marked. Barrel is fitted with Wind gage front sight with no rear sight provision and Vernier tang peep sight. Case-hardened action with no serial number with floral line engraving with "Dr. A. A. Stillman Syracuse, N.Y." in oval in script on left side. Action has double set triggers with standard lever and solid post palm rest with checkered walnut knobs. Zischang style walnut checkered pistol grip Schuetzen stock with blued Helm butt plate and horn grip cap. Matching walnut splinter checkered forearm with Schnabel tip. Great historic rifle! J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 90% blue with light scuffs. 90% vivid case colors with sharp engraving and edges turning brown. 90% original high gloss varnish with sharp checkering and small dings and nicks. Good bore and mechanics.

This historic rifle was once owned by Dean W. King of Denver, Colorado. King, with this rifle in 1903, beat the World Record for Offhand Shooting, formerly held by none other than H.M. Pope, with a score of 908 out 1000. King was like a rockstar of that day also exhibition shotgun shooting for several gunpowder companies. He was also the Colorado Rifle Association president and wrote a regular column in Outdoor Life Magazine. This rifle was originally constructed by Marlin-Ballard, circa 1880, as a Union Hill No. 8 and was later fitted with three No. 4 weight octagon George C. Schoyen barrels in 33-40, 22 Long Rifle, and 32 Hudson calibers. All barrels are blued with the 33-40 caliber measuring 30", the 22 Long Rifle caliber measuring 28", and the 32 Hudson measuring 30-1/2". Barrels are maker marked "George C. Schoyen Denver, Colo." and are cut for Pope clamp mounts. The 33-40 barrel is fitted with a Schoyen false muzzle and aluminum bullet starter. The rifle has the 33-40 caliber barrel on it now with a Stevens marked 3/4" tube scope with crosshair reticle in Pope clamp mounts. Rifle has case-hardened action with floral engraving done, according to the paperwork, by a Denver engraver of the period. Action has Schoyen double set triggers, side bolt for bullet seater, and four finger loop. Walnut checkered Perch-belly Schuetzen stock with dish deck and cut-out at toe (King's idea) with nickel plated Helm butt plate done by Axel W. Peterson, when he worked for Schoyen. Rifle has matching walnut checkered splinter Schnabel forearm drilled for palm rest (missing). Rifle comes with Schoyen grease pump, Schoyen re and decapper, Schoyen mold and a side lever bullet starter. The extra 2 Schoyen marked barrels are in a wooden case. Rifle also comes with mammoth amounts of provenance from former owner John T. Dutcher. A super historical piece that is pictured on page 163 of Warren Greatbatch and Tom Rowe's book, "Stevens-Pope 1901-1913 Volume I". J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 33-40/22LR/32-40 Hudson. S/N: 33891. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Barrels retain 90% fading blue with edge wear. Action shows 70% fading case colors with sharp engraving. Stocks have 90% fading hand rubbed finish with checkering slightly worn. Good bores and mechanics with scope needing professionally cleaned.

This rifle originally belonged to Emil Berg, whose family was well known throughout the Schuetzen world as excellent shooters and gunsmiths. Gun was originally made circa 1880 by Marlin as a No. 6 rifle. Gun was fitted by Harry M. Pope with a blued No. 5 weight half round barrel in 32-40 caliber. Shooter equipped with a Wind gage front sight, Winchester A-5 scope and Vernier tang sight. Barrel is stamped "H.M. Pope Hartford, Conn" and has Pope rifling code "21/1.41" under forearm. Pope style false muzzle and bullet starter are marked "383". Case-hardened action with Nimscke style floral engraving featuring a running deer on left side and crossed rifles and bullseye on the right. Action is fitted with Schuetzen double set triggers and Berg manufactured three finger spur lever with wooden loop insert. Walnut checkered with hearts and teardrop Perch-belly Schuetzen stock with Schuetzen cheekpiece and added comb piece. Butt stock is also fitted with nickel plated Helm butt plate with stock work done by Berg. Matching walnut checkered splinter forearm with horn tip, fitted with Berg palm rest with cork knob. Rifle comes with Pope grease pump initialed "E.B.". Pictured in Warren Greatbatch's book "H.M. Pope Harford 1887-1901" on pages 364-367. Includes an old W&C Scott catalog dated 1872 and signed in pencil "H.Berg" with shooting match clippings from 1878 to 1918. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40. S/N: 4054. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Good with barrel fading to a brown patina possibly from window storage. Action has freckling with sharp engraving and colors fading to silver. Wood has traces of original finish with usage marks and dings with most damage in handling areas. Good bore and mechanics with optics needing professional cleaning.

This rifle belonged to Axel Peterson, one of the premiere shooters and gunmakers of the Schuetzen age. Rifle was originally built by Ballard and according to accompanying letters from Reed Thompson and John Dutcher. This rifle was most likely re-barreled by Peterson's Master, George Schoyen, to a larger caliber then was re-barreled sometime by Peterson to 22 Long Rifle caliber. Rifle has a 28" blued sightless round barrel stamped "A. W. Peterson Denver, Colo.", in 22 Long Rifle caliber and is fitted with an A.W. Peterson 5x scope with crosshair reticle in his mounts. Case-hardened action is a Marlin/Ballard Union Hill No. 9 engraved in Nimsche floral style with Schoyen double set triggers and modified single spur lever. Stock is walnut and according to Ballard book was done by Schoyen's stock maker, Henry Simmons. The butt stock is a checkered Perch-belly Schuetzen stock with Schuetzen cheekpiece and is fitted with a nickel plated Helm butt plate. Matching walnut checkered Perch-belly splinter Schnabel forend fitted with folding palm rest with cork knob. This rifle is pictured on page 357 of John T. Dutcher's book, "Ballard The Great American Single Shot Rifle" with Axel Peterson holding it. Accompanying this rifle are letters of provenance from John T. Dutcher and Reed Thompson. It is a great historical single shot rifle. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 LR. S/N: 7382. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 90% fading barrel blue with handling marks. Action exhibits 90% fading case colors with sharp engraving. Stock has crack in cheekpiece with traces of original finish. Good bore with crisp mechanics.

Made by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1900. Fitted with a 28" blued half octagon No. 2 weight Winchester Steel barrel in 32-40 caliber with sheared blade front sight, and 22G rear sight. Rifle is fitted with a 3/4" J.W. Sidle Off-set scope. Barrel is marked with two-line Winchester address. Blued flat spring thin side action with plain trigger and standard case-hardened lever. Deluxe select walnut checkered pistol grip stock with case-hardened steel crescent butt plate with Winchester hard rubber grip cap. Matching select walnut checkered Schnabel splinter forearm with ebony tip inlay. Comes with Cody Research verifying every option but scope. CALIBER: 32-40. S/N: 85536. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 95% original bright blue with small handling marks. Fading case on lever. 90% plus original varnish with some handling marks with sharp checkering. Good bore and mechanics with scope needing professional cleaning.

Rifle was originally made by Winchester Repeating Arms in 1913. Rifle features a 30" blued Winchester No. 4 weight octagon barrel in 32-40 with Wind gage front sight, A-5 Winchester scope and Winchester tang peep sight. Blued takedown coil spring action with Schuetzen double set trigger and double spur finger Schuetzen lever. Deluxe walnut Laudensack style checkered pistol grip stock with Schuetzen cheekpiece and Helm butt plate and Winchester grip cap. Matching checkered Deluxe splinter Schnabel forearm with ebony inlay and Winchester palm rest. Includes Cody Research, which shows only serial number application. Gun appears to be all factory. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40. S/N: 114575. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% original factory blue with some freckling from poor storage. 90% action finish with handling wear. Wood has staining from same poor storage. Good bore and mechanics with optics needing professional cleaning.

This rifle is one of the premier rifles of its day, owned by "Rockstar" shooter of the day, John D. Kelley of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Rifle started as a Marlin/Ballard Union Hill No. 9 and was originally barreled by A. O. Zischang of Syracuse, New York, whose name still appears on the barrel. The 32" blued No. 4 weight half octagon barrel was re-rifled and rebored by Pope to 33-47 caliber with "21/1.41" Pope rifling code stamped under forearm. Barrel is floral engraved at muzzle with missing dovetail sight and has a Hartford false muzzle and brass bullet starter numbered "200". Barrel is fitted with Carolyn scope in Winchester mounts. Action is blued with floral engraving with deer and bear scene, which does not match Ballard engraving. Action has Schuetzen double set triggers with full four finger loop lever, Zischang style checkered butt stock and forearm with nicely figured walnut. Butt stock is fitted with Zischang style floral engraved Schuetzen butt plate made from German silver. Rifle is pictured in Warren Greatbatch's book "H. M. Pope Hartford 1887-1901 Volume I", on pages 198 and 199. Rifle is accompanied by an abundance of provenance giving a history of the rifle and Kelley. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 33-47. S/N: 27981. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with 90% fading blue with barrel drilled on underside for a steady-rest. Action has sharp engraving with blue fading to brown. Stock has poorly repaired wrist crack with handling marks and dings. Good bore and mechanics with scope needing professional cleaning. False muzzle slightly bent.

Famed Denver, Colorado Shooting Club member George L. Vought owned this rifle. He was a teammate of the legendary shooter Dean W. King. This rifle has a 30" blued half round No. 4 weight barrel in 38-55 caliber marked "George C. Schoyen Denver, Colo.". Barrel is fitted with Winchester style scope mounts with Southern scope. Case-hardened Union Hill No. 9 floral engraved action with "G.L. Vought Denver Colo." on right side and a giant "Bullseye" on the left side. Schoyen Schuetzen double set triggers with added nickel triple finger lever. Tang is fitted with peep sight. Peterson/Simmons style walnut checkered Schuetzen Perch-belly stock with Schuetzen cheekpiece and aluminum Helm butt plate. Custom checkered Schnabel splinter forearm with extended integral palm grip. Rifle comes with provenance, Schoyen grease pump, Pope style mold and re & decapper. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 38-55. S/N: 2128. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with 90% fading to plum barrel blue. Action has sharp engraving with 80% visible fading case colors. Wood retains 90% original varnish with stock missing ebony inlay in pistol grip. Good bore and mechanics with scope needing a professional cleaning. Stock has slight hairline crack at wrist on right side and left side with right being worse.

Rifle is attributed to period shooter L.P. Ittel of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with lever having "L.P.I." in gold. Gun was originally a Marlin-Ballard No. 6 manufactured circa 1880. Barrel was originally installed by Steven Pope and marked "1899". Barrel was then rebored by Pope to 33-40 at Jersey City and renumbered to #503 with Pope markings "18.5/15/1.15" and dated "5-28-17" and stamped "H.M. Pope" with "1899" lined out. Barrel is a 30" blued octagon No. 4 weight barrel marked with two line Stevens-Pope address and in front of scope "H.M. Pope". Barrel is fitted with Pope false muzzle numbered "503" and brass bullet starter also numbered "503". Barrel has unmarked Stevens scope with engraved base. Pope micrometer tang sight. Action is a Ballard case-hardened No. 6 engraved in Nimschke style floral with standing deer on right and running deer on left with Schuetzen double set triggers and loop lever with wood filler. Lever is floral engraved with initials "L.P.I." in gold. Walnut Schuetzen checkered stock, which appears to be Stevens work, with Schuetzen cheekpiece and nickel plated Helm butt plate and ebony diamond pistol grip inlay. Matching checkered Stevens style walnut checkered Schnabel forearm with Schlack style palm rest. Includes Pope mold, re & decapper, Ideal breechseater and Pope grease pump. Rifle is pictured in Ray Smith's book "Pope Barrels" in plate 52. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 33-40. S/N: 16501. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 90% plus original barrel blue with light edge wear. Action shows traces of colors with sharp engraving. Stock has 90% original varnish with crack behind right action side and ebony grip inlay is missing. Finish worn honestly on contact areas. Good bore and mechanics with scope needing professional cleaning.

Historic rifle owned by famous Schuetzen Age gunmaker and shooter Axel Peterson of Denver, Colorado. Rifle was built by Peterson as his personal gun. 28-1/4" stepped No. 4 weight blued octagon sightless barrel in 38-55 caliber stamped on left flat "A.W. Peterson Denver, Colo." and is fitted with Peterson mounts and a Malcolm 6x scope. Case-hardened Sharps-Borchardt 1878 action with Peterson Schuetzen Perch-belly stock with dish cheekpiece and nickel plated Helm butt plate. Matching diamond pattern walnut splinter Schnabel forearm fitted with nickel plated palm rest with bone grip. Comes with provenance and tools including a Schoyen grease pump, sideplate breech seater and original Ideal mold. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 38-55. S/N: 18180. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with 90% barrel blue and some freckling. 90% vivid case action colors. 90% remaining wood finish with sharp checkering. Good bore and mechanics. Tools in good condition.

Made by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1909. The barrel is mentioned in Warren Greatbatch and Tom Rowe's book "Stevens-Pope 1901-1913 Volume II" on Page 172, and was once owned by Ned Roberts and Dr. Mann. It is also mentioned this barrel was originally on a Stevens 44 No. 45 action. Rifle, according to Cody Research, was originally a 22 Long Rifle with all other options matching letter. Barrel is a 31" blued octagon No. 4 weight barrel in 28-30 caliber with Stevens-Pope address and is fitted with Wind gage front sight and a Winchester B5 Telescope. Barrel has "526" and Pope number "18/124" which matches false muzzle and bullet starter. Barrel shows evidence of forearm screw movement under forearm wood. This rifle is further unusual because action is a coil spring Thickside with blued finish Schuetzen double set triggers and nickel spur finger lever with tang Vernier sight. Rifle has a walnut pistol grip checkered Schuetzen stock with Helm butt plate and Winchester grip cap. Matching Winchester checkered splinter forend with ebony inlay and is drilled for a Pope palm rest. This rifle comes with Cody Research and a letter from Ned Roberts to Ray M. Smith congratulating him on the purchase of a 28-30 Pope-Winchester. Same rifle? Not sure. Also comes with a Pope mold and grease pump. The original Pope wooden ramrods for this rifle are featured in lot 139. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 28-30 Stevens. S/N: 109277. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 90% barrel blue with light freckling. 90% action blue with brown patch near receiver. 90% original with worn but visible checkering. Good bore with good mechanics with scope being cloudy.

This rifle was originally manufactured by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 32-40 caliber with a number 4 barrel. It has been re-barreled by Harry M. Pope at Hartford, Connecticut at an unknown date and rechambered to 39-55 caliber. Rifle's in-depth history is explained on page 376 of Warren Greatbatch's book, "H. M. Pope Hartford 1887-1901 Volume II". The rifle has a 32" round No. 3 weight barrel in 39-55 caliber marked "Rifled by H. M. Pope Hartford, Conn." with Wind gage front sight, no rear sight provision and a Soule tang sight serial numbered "54" . Barrel has unmarked Pope false muzzle and brass bullet starter with underside of barrel marked "16/94". Case-hardened flat spring Highwall action with close couple double set triggers and standard lever. Walnut checkered Schuetzen pistol grip stock with nickel plated Swiss butt plate. Butt stock appears to be work of A. O. Zischang. Standard Winchester checkered Deluxe splinter Schnabel forearm with Tuning Fork palm rest. Rifle comes with Cody Research stating original configuration. Rifle also comes with Pope grease pump, Pope mold, re and decapper, and bullet seater. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 39-55. S/N: 74435. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 90% blue with light handling and freckling marks. 90% original vivid case colors. 90% original varnish with sharp checkering. Good bore and mechanics with tools in good condition.

Made by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1900 and shipped with "No Marks" and "No Rifling", according to Cody Research Letter, which suggests either shipped to customer with the intention of going to Pope or shipped directly to H.M. Pope in Hartford, Connecticut for him to rifle. Rifle has a blued 30" No. 4 marked octagon barrel in 32-40 with Pope rifling and is stamped with "H.M. Pope Hartford Connecticut" on top barrel flat and "360" under the forearm. Barrel is machined for Pope false muzzle but this item is missing. Letter states barrel is fitted for Wind gage front sight without a level and a Mid-Range tang sight with no rear sight provision. Front sight is a period replacement, possibly by the shooter since it has a level. The barrel is fitted with a full length 3/4" tube J.W. Sidle scope with brass mounts. Blued thin side flat spring action with single set trigger and stamped case-hardened lever. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with Swiss butt plate and a Winchester grip cap. Matching Deluxe checkered Schnabel splinter forearm with ebony tip inlay. Rifle is mentioned in H.M. Pope, Volume II on Page 344. Cody Research verifies all options except scope and Pope work. Comes with Pope grease pump and Hartford Pope mold. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40. S/N: 86632. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 90% original blue with edge wear and areas of plum and freckling. Case colors are visible but fading. Wood has 90% original varnish with sharp checkering. Good bore with set trigger being out of adjustment. Scope needs professional cleaning. Tools are in good condition.

Made by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1899. Fitted with 30" blued half octagon Winchester Steel No. 4 weight barrel in 38-55 caliber with Winchester two-line address. Rifle is mounted with Malcolm full length 3/4" tube scope with caps. Blued flat spring action with full coverage floral and treeline scene engraving. Action has close set double set trigger with engraved standard lever. Tang has Mid-Range Vernier sight. 2X walnut checkered pistol grip stock with right handed Swiss cheekpiece and Swiss butt plate. Matching Deluxe checkered walnut splinter forearm with ebony inlay. Comes with Cody Research Letter verifying all options except engraving and scope. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 38-55. S/N: 82998. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 90% fading of original blue with edge wear. Action engraving is sharp with finish turning plum. Wood has oil-soaked appearance with checkering starting to flatten and some handling marks and dings. There is a small crack behind action on right side near lower tang. Good bore and mechanics with scope caps stuck.

Made by Winchester Repeating Arms in 1896. Winchester steel blued 30" round No. 3 weight barrel with Globe front sight and three leaf notch express sight with Winchester two line address and chambered in "30 N.S.", Letter states rifle was chambered for "30 Gov.", which is 30-40 Krag. Could "N.S." stand for "Nickel Steel"? No information could be found on this marking. Case-hardened "Thickside" action with close set double set trigger and standard lever. Deluxe checkered pistol grip stock with Swiss cheekpiece, Swiss butt plate and Winchester hard rubber grip cap. Matching Select walnut checkered Schnabel splinter forearm with ebony inlay. Comes with Cody Research verifying all options except butt plate and sights which are not mentioned. butt plate is interestingly drilled for what looks to be a "Heel" sight of Ballard dimensions. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 30 N.S. (30-40 Krag). S/N: 75287. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall 90% fading blue with freckling from poor storage. Action has turned a brown patina. Wood has dark faded appearance with a gouge in right grip and normal wear and tear. Good bore with sticky mechanics.

Ballard Union Hill rifle was originally made by Marlin, circa 1880, then re-barreled by Axel Peterson of Denver, Colorado, at an unknown date. Rifle has a 32" No. 4 weight octagon barrel stamped "A.W. Peterson Denver, Colo." in 32-40 caliber with Wind gage front sight, Posa scope bases, and Vernier tang sight. Action is a Ballard Union Hill with floral and deer scene engraving in L.D. Nimschke style. Case-hardened action has Peterson Schuetzen double set triggers and custom finger spur loop lever. Rifle has a walnut pistol grip Schuetzen style checkered stock with cheekpiece and nickel plated Schuetzen butt plate. Stock is done in the Berg style. Plain walnut Schnabel forearm with Peterson style palm rest and was possibly put on by Peterson. Rifle comes with period breech seating tool. CALIBER: 32-40. S/N: 23383. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 90% original blue fading to a plum patina. Case colors are fading to a silvery patina with some discoloration with engraving still very sharp. Original stock varnish with wear marks and small crack at tang and on forearm. Good bore and mechanics.

Originally made by Winchester Repeating Arms in 1908. This rifle has been customized by an unknown gunsmith who may be "AMB", which is stamped under the forearm. Rifle has a 29-3/4" blued Winchester No. 4 half octagon barrel in 32-40 fitted with a 4 prong false muzzle and aluminum bullet started. Barrel is drilled on underside for steady-rest and has a Wind gage front sight and level-bubble rear sight with an unmarked Winchester style scope and a Vernier tang peep sight. Blued flat spring action with Schuetzen set triggers and spur finger lever. Deluxe Schuetzen walnut checkered pistol grip stock with cheekpiece, Winchester grip cap and Helm butt plate with matching checkered forearm with attached palm rest. Rifle differs from Cody Research, possibly changed when customized. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40. S/N: 107963. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 85% barrel blue with freckling. 90% action blue with edge wear. 90% original wood finish with visible checkering. Rifle has dark appearance as if stored by a wood or coal stove. Good bore and mechanics with scope being cloudy.

Made originally by J.M. Marlin Company, circa 1880. Rifle was customized and re-barreled by Arthur Hubalek, who worked circa 1930 in Brooklyn, New York. Hubalek was a Master Gunsmith known for his excellent shooting rimfire rifles. This rifle has a 29" blued target weight round barrel with Posa front sight base and Posa scope bases fitted Lyman 10x Super Target Spot with original caps. Barrel is marked "A. Hubalek/Special". Case-hardened Union Hill Ballard action with plain re-worked single trigger and checkered wood tipped opening lever. Custom walnut stock with over-the-comb rollover cheekpiece fitted with checkered steel marksman style butt plate. Walnut checkered marksman style swelled beavertail forearm with adjustable hand position sling mounts. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 Rimfire. S/N: 29723. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall 98% barrel blue with light scuffs and edge wear. Action has traces of case colors with oxidation marks, especially in grip areas. Wood has 90% of original finish with usage marks and sharp checkering. Stock has some paint splatter. Good bore and mechanics with scope needing professional cleaning.

Made originally by Winchester Repeating Arms in 1885 and customized and re-barreled by C.C. Johnson of Thackery, Ohio, circa 1930. 30" blued steel round tapered target weight barrel in 22-3000 caliber (2-R Lovell) with no sight provisions and Posa scope bases with Unertl 2" Target scope with recoil spring and micrometer mounts with original steel caps. Barrel is marked at breech "22-3000 R-2" with "C.C. Johnson Thackery, OHIO". Case-hardened flat spring thin side action with Schuetzen double set triggers and blued double spur lever. Original Winchester Deluxe checkered pistol grip stock with steel checkered Widow's Peak steel butt plate and ebony Diamond grip inlay (missing). Custom walnut checkered swelled Schnabel forearm with flat key escutcheon fastener. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22-3000 R-2. S/N: 70570. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall 98% barrel blue with freckling from poor storage. Fading case colors. Stock has traces of varnish with dings and nicks. Good bore and mechanics with optics needing professionally cleaned.

Originally made by Marlin circa 1890 and reworked by Arthur Hubalek circa 1900. Hubalek was known for building extremely accurate 22 Rimfire caliber target rifles. He worked in Brooklyn, New York from the early 1900's to the 1930's. 30-5/8" blued round target weight barrel measuring 1" across muzzle with sheared blade front sight and fitted with Posa mounts and 2" Unertl 24x target scope. Barrel is marked on top "A. Hubalek". Blued Ballard Union Hill action with Schuetzen double set triggers and loop finger lever. Walnut plain Schuetzen style butt stock with Schnabel plain walnut forearm. Scope comes with caps, recoil spring, and micrometer mounts. A top-of-the-line small bore rifle from the day. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 LR. S/N: 84541. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall 98% with blue having some oxidation from poor storage. Wood has excellent finish with scope needing a professional cleaning. Great bore and mechanics.

Interesting gun with gun starting out as a Stevens Ideal Walnut Hill No. 49. Rifle is fitted with a 30" blued octagon barrel in 22 long rifle caliber marked at breech "W.S. Brown/Pittsburgh, Pa." and the underside of barrel is stamped "Wm. G. Matthews". A William Matthews is listed in the Seller's book as a Gunsmith working in San Leandro, California. Did he fit the barrel or is this an unknown shooter/owner name? Barrel is fitted with Wind gage front sight with plugged rear sight provision and is drilled for scope mounting with Soule Vernier tang sight. Case-hardened 44-1/2 deep chisel floral engraved action with Schuetzen double set triggers and four finger loop. Walnut checkered splinter Schnabel forearm drilled for palm rest. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 LR. S/N: 709. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% original barrel blue with edges turning silver. Action has sharp engraving with case colors in corners. Stock has 50% original varnish with checkering worn flat and usage marks and dings. Good bore and mechanics.

Made by Massachusetts Arms Company under Edward Maynard Patents circa 1882. 28" blued half round 38-50 caliber rifled barrel with Globe front sight, no rear sight provision with Vernier tang peep sight. Case-hardened single shot action with plain trigger . Deluxe walnut checkered Schuetzen stock with nickel plated Swiss butt plate and matching checkered walnut splinter forearm. Rare gun. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 38-50. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 90% original blue with finish fading to plum. Traces of case colors with discoloration in handling areas. Wood shows 90% finish with worn checkering and handling dings and marks. Forearm is cracked. Good bores with crisp mechanics.

Made by Massachusetts Arms Company under Edward Maynard Patents circa 1882. 28" blued half octagon rifled barrel in 38-50 caliber with Wind gauge front sight and plugged rear sight Vernier tang peep sight. Second barrel is a 28" blued round 20 gauge shotgun barrel with lever case-hardened action marked "1882" with a Maynard Patents marking. Has a central hammer and plain single trigger. Figured walnut checkered pistol grip stock with brass Swiss butt plate and matching checkered splinter forearm. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 38-50/20G. S/N: 13860. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 85% fading barrel blue on both barrels with silvery patches and handling areas. Traces of case-hardening in protected areas. Wood has a dark oil-soaked appearance with worn checkering. Good bores and mechanics.

Made by J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company of Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts circa 1915. 30" blued half octagon No. 1 weight barrel marked with Stevens two lined address in 28-30 Stevens caliber with Wind gage front sight and Winchester 22G rear sight and Soule Vernier tang peep sight. Barrel is serial numbered to the rifle. Nickel plated deep chisel floral engraved 44-1/2 action with plain trigger and four finger loop lever. Walnut checkered pistol grip Schuetzen stock with nickel plated Swiss butt plate and matching checkered splinter forearm. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 28-30 Stevens. S/N: 1069. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 90% original blue with light case wear at muzzle and at handling areas. 90% remaining nickel with spot of wear at carrying area. Worn checkering with 90% original varnish with light handling marks. Good bore and mechanics.

Made by J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts circa 1915. According to the consignor, this gun was originally purchased by Walter Black of Vinco, Pennsylvania. Rifle has a 30" blued half octagon No. 3 weight barrel with Stevens two lined address. Barrel is fitted with Globe front sight and unusual brass sight tube with Vernier tang sight and barrel being serial numbered to the gun. Case-hardened 44-1/2 action with Schuetzen double set triggers. Plain walnut Schuetzen butt stock with Swiss butt plate and matching plain walnut Schnabel forearm. Rifle comes with wooden shooting box containing original tools including a Pope grease pump, Ideal mold, Ideal priming tool, powder funnel, Ideal breech seating tool, brass steady rest, and Stevens-Pope style re and decapping tool. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40. S/N: 8138. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% original blue with discoloration in usage and handling areas with traces of case coloring. Wood shows traces of original varnish and handling wear discoloration. Good bores and mechanics with tools in good condition.

Made by Paul Shuttleworth of Gulf Breeze, Florida, circa 1990. 26" blued Shilen half round barrel in 25-35 W.C.F. caliber marked "Paul Shuttleworth" and fitted with a straight tube Unertl 6x scope with caps. Case-hardened CPA manufactured 44-1/2 action with Schuetzen double set triggers and four finger lever loop. Custom Circassian walnut checkered pistol grip stock with Biesen style steel checkered butt plate, right cheekpiece and matching checkered walnut splinter forearm. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 25-35 W.C.F. S/N: 796. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Overall 95% with light handling marks. Appears to be fired very little. Scope has blue wear with clear optics. Good bore and mechanics.

Seldom seen single shot made by Theodore M. Thorsen of Camden, New Jersey circa 1898. Thorsen held several patents of guns including some for locks and an automatic gun. 30" blued octagon barrel 32-40 caliber with Wind gauge front sight and Military Yardage rear sight. Barrel is stamped on top flat "T.M. Thorsen Camden, N.J.". Case-hardened falling block action resembling a Winchester Highwall with plain trigger and lever. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with steel shotgun butt plate and plain walnut splinter forearm with Schnabel tip. Rare gun. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 32-40. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with barrel turning plum. Action shows some remaining case colors with some discoloration. Stocks show traces of original varnish with usage dings and marks. Bore is dark with pitting. Mechanics are good with hammer not holding when lever is cocked.

Roughly 11" by 6" silver plate shooting trophy dated July, 13, 14, 15 1900, Bundes Schuetzenfest, Chilton, Wis., 1st Place. CONDITION Good with silver needing cleaned.

Lot consists of two "N.Y.S.B." shooting medals dated August 6th & 7th 1885-1910, a Spokane R&G Club Champion marked medal from 1898 and 1899, and two New York "Western New York Schuetzen Society" pins from a contemporary period. CONDITION Overall good with needing cleaning.

A beautiful depiction of a gentleman focusing on a shot using a Schuetzen rifle. Tilted "Schuetzen", this particular piece is rarely seen on the market. This bronze sculpture by Montana artist Cody Houston, is signed and numbered 7 of 15. Dated 1978. Mounted on a walnut wood base with brass name plate. Measures 12" tall and 8-1/2" at the widest point. Includes hand-written letter from the artist, Cody Houston to the owner, original receipt, and Certification of Authenticity dated 1978. J.T. Livengood Collection. CONDITION Shows minor handling and storage wear. Great display piece.

Lot includes 1941 dated letter from A.W. Peterson, Pope rifle loading suggestions and pictures from shop, Denver Gunmakers literature and Belding & Mull letter. CONDITION Good with some in sleeves.

Lot includes Stevens Reproduction 1898 Catalog, Winchester 1891 Reproduction Catalog, Original King Sight Catalog circa 1920 and Original Malcolm Rifle Telescope Catalog circa 1920. CONDITION Good condition.

Vintage canvas covered Badger shooting box with Unertl 1-1/2" 8x target scope with caps, mounts, recoil spring, Pope grease pump, Ideal 32 caliber mold, Ideal 32 caliber breech seater, bullet starter, extra sights, Rabbeth powder measure, palm rests and bullet storage box. Nice vintage shooters set. CONDITION Good with storage and usage wear. Scope is clear and accessories all function.

Lot includes blued finish Winchester 5A, 2 Lyman 438, and 2 unmarked 7/8" tube vintage scopes with micrometer mounts. CONDITION Good with reticles needing professional cleaning.

30" John Sidle 1/2" tube blued finish telescope with mounts and brass eye piece. 33-1/4" Malcolm tube telescope with blued 3/4" tube with brass eye piece and mounts. CONDITION Outside good with no dents. Reticles need repaired and professionally cleaned.

John Unertl 2" target scope with blued finish, 15x reticle, aluminum mounting rings, recoil spring and original caps. Comes in possible original cardboard box. CONDITION Good with one spot of pitting from poor storage, clear optics, with box in good condition.

Lot features a 1-1/2" bell with 8x magnification and fine crosshair reticle J. Unertl target scope with aluminum rings and bases. Second scope is a 1-3/4" bell with 12x magnification and fine crosshair reticle J. Unertl with aluminum rings, recoil spring and caps. Third scope is 1-1/2" front bell 10x magnification and fine crosshair reticle J. Unertl scope with recoil spring and aluminum mounts. CONDITION Fair with surface freckling. 8x is missing caps. All scopes need professional cleaning.

Winchester A5 scope with blued finish and micrometer mounts in factory labeled two piece cardboard box with instruction manual. CONDITION Good condition with scope needing reticle work and box in good condition.

Lot consists of 29-1/4" long by 1/2" tube sight with no reticle and a blued finish unmarked 26-1/4" long by 3/4" scope with clamp style mounts. CONDITION Overall fair with tubes having surface rust and fading with scopes having cloudy optics and in need of professional cleaning.

Lot includes 25-20 caliber breech seater, unique patented 1878 re and de-capping device and Pope style 28 caliber grease pump. CONDITION All items in good condition with light surface corrosion.

Lot consists of 5 wooden rods, including a Pope #526 that pairs with the rifle in lot 109 and another unnumbered Pope style rod. Others have brass tips with wooden shafts. CONDITION Good

Lot consists of the three Pope-Stevens style re and de-cappers with an Ideal 32-40 caliber breech seating tool. CONDITION Overall good with light surface pitting.

Lot consists of 4 Pope numbered false muzzles. The first one is a numbered "703" and appears to be in 32 caliber with unmarked brass starter. The second is a numbered "57" with a "57" marked brass starter in 32 caliber. The third is a numbered "289" with brass starter lightly etched with "289" in 28 caliber. The fourth is a false muzzle numbered "407" with no starter in 32 caliber. CONDITION All in good usable condition with visible rifling.

Lot consists of Zischang type flat knob rest with threaded stem, a tuning fork type rest with no mounts, a Pope-Stevens type round knob with adjustable stem, a Zettler of New York barrel mount clamp for a palm rest and a homemade finger groove wooden adjustable palm rest. CONDITION Good with light surface corrosion.

Vintage peep aperture eye disc with several containers of disc inserts. CONDITION All are in good condition.

Lot consists of Globe, Wind gage, and Beech type front sights. CONDITION All in good condition.

Lot consists of two reproduction Vernier tang sights, one vintage Vernier tang sight, Vernier sight base, unknown adjustable tang sight, King Savage 99 sight and a King Remington tang sight. CONDITION All are in good condition with some light surface corrosion.

Large lot of blade front sights and rear Buckhorn and notch sights. CONDITION Good condition.

Lot consists of two unmarked Pope molds in 32 caliber and 28 caliber with hardwood handles. CONDITION Good with usage burns and wear.

Lot consists of Lyman tong tool mold and wooden handle mold in 32-40 Marlin Caliber, one M.F.A. Co. mold marked "32-185", one Ideal 25 caliber mold, a brass 25 caliber two piece mold, Lyman 38 caliber mold and a Kentucky style two cavity 38 caliber mold. CONDITION All in usable condition.

Manufactured circa 1855 by Volcanic prior to the Volcanic reorganization to New Haven Arms Co. Two digit serial number 74 found under the grips. Estimated only 850 of these were made. This number 1 pocket pistol features a 3-1/2" barrel, rear notch and blade front sight. Top of the barrel is stamped "NEW HAVEN, CONN / PATENT FED. 14 1854". Lever action with a full length barrel magazine tube. Brass frame with gold wash finish. Fitted with smooth walnut grips. CALIBER: 31 Cal. S/N: 74. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION This antique has lost most of its blue finish but maintains 50% of the gold wash on the brass frame. Shows a few minor dings on the right side of the frame and scuffs on the high edges of the barrel. Light dings in the grips. Nice bore and great mechanics.

Guns originally made in the flintlock period circa 1760 by London Gunsmith Joseph Griffin. Griffin worked from around 1750 until his death in 1783. Guns were originally flintlock and have been professionally converted to percussion guns by an unknown gunsmith, circa the start of the percussion period. 6-1/2" barrels with an overall length of 12". Guns most likely came in a maker's case with accessories, which is missing now, but they currently reside in a glass faced walnut wall mount display case and are ready to be displayed. Both guns are fitted with "Screw" type polished cannon muzzle barrels in 60 caliber with smooth bores and numbered "1" and "2". Boxlock frames are polished with line border engraving and a floral "LONDON" banner on right panel and a "GRIFFIN" floral banner on left. Each gun has a safety catch which slides forward when in use. Underside of frame has two oval proof marks. Action has floral engraved steel trigger guard with turned tail trigger. Each pistol has matching mahogany grips with Sterling Grotesque Face and shield thumbpiece CALIBER: 60. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Both pistols are in good overall condition with light oxidation marks. Both barrels freely unthread and action mechanics are crisp. Wood has dark oil-soaked appearance with minor handling marks. Dark bores with visible oxidation. Silver has been cleaned along with actions. Case is in good condition.

Made in Regensburg, Germany by Johann Andreas Kuchenreuter circa 1750, of the Kuchenreuter Family of Gunsmiths who made firearms for Napoleon, Tsar of Russia and Kings and Princes of Bavaria. Comparable guns are on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. This fine pistol has an overall measurement of 10-1/4" with a 6-1/4" three-faceted smoothbore barrel turning to round in 45 caliber with counterbored muzzle for ease of loading. The Barrel has floral acid etched engraving with faded silver wash filing and is signed "JOH AND KUCHENREUTER" with gold "Knight on Horse" breech inlay and gold damascene breech bands. The pistol is fitted with a silver blade front sight and a two-leaf fold-down notch rear sight. Highly polished chiseled game scene engraved flintlock with single set trigger control and ornate gold Ormolu chisel engraved with "Dog Resting" side plate. Pistol was part of a pair with tang having "2" behind the rear sight. Ornate wood stock with floral raised carving around tang. Fluer-De-Lis raised carved chevrons behind locks with raised floral borders along forestock, tailpipe, and trigger guard. Grip has gold washed "Man Holding Drawn Bow" chisel engraved thumbpiece (possible Family Crest) with game scene engraved or pressed gold Ormolu buttcap. Full gold Ormolu trigger guard with extended grip tang and game and floral scene engraving. Gold Ormolu floral deep chisel engraved tailpipe and ferrel with horn nosecap and horn tipped hardwood original ramrod. CALIBER: 45. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Pistol is in Museum quality condition with minor tarnishing and handling marks. Great bore with ultra crisp mechanics. A work of Gunsmithing Art in Museum Quality condition.

Made by Johann Andreas Kuchereuter in Regensburg, Germany circa 1750. Johann was a member of the famous Kuchenreuter Gunsmith Family who made guns for European royalty and whose surviving examples are in major museums throughout the world including similar examples in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The pistol features a 10-1/2" three faceted barrel morphing into round with a flat sighting plane in 45 caliber smoothbore with countersunk muzzle for ease of loading. The barrel is floral etched with silver wash filling with maker name "JOH AND KUCHENREUTER". Breech has square recessed area with gold "Knight on Horse" and gold damascene barrel bands. Pistol has silver blade front sight and two leaf fold down rear sight. High polish chisel engraved flintlock with Deity and dog scene with floral engraved frizzen and cock. Lock is held with gold washed raised floral and dog scene two bolt sideplate and controlled by a single set trigger. European possibly fruitwood stock with raised carved scroll design around tang and tailpipe. Grip has raised floral and resting deer scene gold Ormolu thumbpiece surrounded by scroll bone or ivory inletting. Butt has gold washed extended cap with raised floral and Hunter scene. Gold Ormolu square back with extended grip tang with trigger guard bow having raised "Hirsch" and floral design. Floral raised pattern tailpipe and ferrels with horn tipped hardwood rod and horn nosecap. Beautiful piece of Gunsmith Art in great condition. CALIBER: 45. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Museum quality condition with gold wash and barrel finish fading slightly to a silvery patina. Gold washed furniture has some tarnishing and some light freckling. Wood has sharp carving with no visible repairs and some slight shrinkage. Good bore with crisp mechanics. Gun appears to have been fired very little. A Great Gun!

Made by Johann Andreas Kuchereuter in Regensburg, Germany circa 1750. Johann was a member of the famous Kuchenreuter Gunsmith Family who made guns for European royalty and whose surviving examples are in major museums throughout the world. A pair by this maker is on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The pistol is in the style used by Officers or Military Horse Soldiers measuring 17-1/2" overall with a 11-1/4" three faceted to round polished steel barrel in 45 caliber smoothbore with countersunk muzzle for ease of loading. Barrel has silver washed scrollwork and is marked "Joh And Kuchenreuter" with first initials gold washed. Breech has recessed square with gold "Knight on Horse" inlay with tang having a "2" indicating this gun was probably once part of a pair. Pistol has silver blade front sight and fixed rear notch sight. Military style rounded floral engraved polished flintlock with floral engraved cock and frizzen with single set trigger control. Lock is held by a gold Ormolu floral raised pattern sideplate with fire blued lock bolts. European fruitwood stock with raised floral carving around tang and a raised "DEITY" face in thumb position. Pistol has Fleur-De-Lis raised pattern behind locks and around tailpipe. Butt is fitted with gold Ormolu "Skull Cracker" type butt cap with raised floral and scroll design. Gold Ormolu trigger guard with extended grip tang and marked "No. 2" with raised floral pattern on bow. Gold Ormolu tailpipe and ramrod ferrel with horn tipped hardwood ramrod and horn nosecap. Dazzling Revolutionary War Era pistol. CALIBER: 45. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Gun is of Museum quality with silver wash on barrel fading slightly and metal dulling slightly. Furniture retains a bright golden appearance with light tarnish marks. Wood retains almost all of the original high gloss varnish with no visible repairs or damage. Overall gun has slight handling wear and some marks on frizzen but does not exhibit excessive firing use. A great pistol.

Professional Gambler's Kit from the 1870's assembled by unknown maker. When looking at this set it puts one in the mind of something Doc Holiday would have used as he traveled from town to town in the Old West practicing his trade. Kit is contained in a walnut felt lined box measuring 10" x 7-1/2" x 6" with silver key hole escutcheon and silver lid banner plate for owner's name. Upon opening case you see all the wares of the trade including, 3 styles of dice, a lathe turned wooden dice cup, 2 glass liquor decanters, red, blue and white ivory Poker chips and a pack of Hart's "Squeezer" No. 352, 1870's vintage playing cards. When you remove the gaming items tray you expose two Belgian "Screw" barrel percussion pistols with 50 caliber smoothbore chambers with percussion floral engraved case-hardened actions and matching mahogany grips and hidden triggers. With the guns is an empty vintage F. Joyce & Co. percussion cap tin. When the case is open there is a brass knob when pulled a spring loaded draw comes out containing a bone handled straight razor, and monogrammed cigar case, wire rimmed glasses in leather case and two "WIZARD" sleeve card holders for use by the nefarious card player. CALIBER: 50. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Kit is in good condition with all items showing age but taken care of with guns having wear from carry but still in useable condition. Case has stress crack on lid with some staining to lining. A great piece of history from a forgotten time.

Made by Roger N. Lambert of Lyme, New Hampshire in 1832, making it one of the earliest examples of this type of weapon. Cane measure 33" over all with a 41 caliber smoothbore barrel. Cane has a Rosewood shaft with an Ivory handle. When handle is pulled back, a trigger is cocked, and when pulled hits a percussion cap and weapon is discharged. Cane has a brass ring holding firing mechanism and a brass folding tip covering the bore. Item comes with extensive research on Lambert and his connections to other New England Gunmakers, such as Ethan Allen and Asa Waters. Truly a one-of-a-kind item. John Estock Collection CALIBER: 41. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall Good with shaft having most of its original varnish. Brass is unpolished with golden patina. Handle has been repaired and pieces of the original handle are with the item. Mechanics are loose and need attention. Interesting item with great research accompanying it.

Made by unknown manufacturer, circa 1850 with Gutta Percha covered 50 caliber smooth bore barrel with sliding chamber operated by pulling hardwood ball of cane exposing a percussion cap nipple. Cane is fired by button on side with lower half of cane used as a ramrod. Cane measures 35-1/2" overall. CALIBER: 50. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall Fair with some of the Gutta Percha flaking off with scratches and dings on staff. Good mechanics with pitted bore and a modern rubber cap on tip.

Manufactured circa 1850's in London. This antique over under pistol features 4" octagon barrels with rear notch and small brass blade front sight. Top flat of the barrel is stamped "W.A. BECKWITH LONDON". Bottom left side of the barrel is stamped with the East India Co cartouche and The London Proof house cartouche. Dual hammer percussion action with dual triggers. Likely a .66 Caliber by measurements, but is not marked on the pistol. A captive ramrod on a swivel underneath the barrels swing out to use in either barrel. Floral scroll engraved hammers, receiver and trigger guard. Pocket style pistol with right side belt clip. Beautiful tiger oak like stock with a silver floral engraved inlaid diamond with initials "TJB". A beautiful depiction of art from the mid 19th century. CALIBER: 66 Cal. S/N: n/a. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION The overall condition is very good for its age. Gray patina with a few pitting spots. The grip is solid with only a few faint scratches. Dark bores. Mechanics work smoothly.

Most likely made in areas under Ottoman Empire control circa 1800, with gun having only owner decorative markings. Guns like these were favorites of Tribesmen and Naval Men in the areas roamed by entities such as "The Barbary Pirates". These guns come under several names such as "Blunderbuss", "Knee Pistol"(Arabic Tribesmen fired from a horse on their knee) and a "DAG". Gun measures 20" overall with a 11" octagon to round steel barrel roughly 80 caliber with smoothbore and a noticeably flared muzzle. Large unmarked flintlock with single trigger control and held in place with brass sideplate with iron sling bar and eyelet for ease of carry from a horse or belt. Walnut fullstock with short pull butt stock, brass furniture and light incise carving around tang. Comes with replaced hardwood ramrod. Cool gun. CALIBER: 80. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good for age and area of use since most were heavily used and remain in poor condition. Metal has faded to a silvery brown patina with light oxidation. Stock has traces of finish with shrinkage around uncleaned brass furniture. Stock has 3" sliver missing on forestock near muzzle on right side and a crack in same area on left with usual heavy usage dings and marks. Pitted bore with functioning mechanics.

Made in Liege, Belgium during the Napoleonic Period circa 1815 by an undetermined gunsmith. This pistol was built for use by heavy cavalry units during this time period and up until the 1830's. Pistol has 9" round 69 caliber smoothbore barrel with no sights and attached captured steel ramrod. Large rounded flintlock with deep stamped oval illegible maker's mark with single trigger control. Walnut stock with brass hardware and lanyard ring in butt. A great piece of history. CALIBER: 69. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with metal fading to a brown patina with light oxidation. Brass appears to unclean and exhibits a natural golden patina from handling. Stock has traces of original finish with a period repaired crack in wrist. Dark pitted bore with crisp functioning mechanics.

Made in areas under control of the Ottoman Empire circa 1750 and heavily influenced by pistols built on the European Continent, especially France. Gun measures 19" overall with a 11-1/2" steel faceted then turning to round barrel with flared muzzle in .67 smoothbore caliber. Barrel is heavily embellished with floral and line engraving with a flat sighting plane and copper blade front sight. Early "Banana" style flint lock with no markings held in place with raised floral pattern gilded sideplate with 9 piercings and controlled by pierced turned tail trigger. Dark ebony or mahogany wood stock ornately raised carved overall with floral patterns with some areas of silver wire work with faux non-functional ramrod. Stock has brass engraved "Skull Cracker" type buttcap with brass furniture and missing thumbpiece inlay. CALIBER: 67. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal showing heavy wear and usage. Stock exhibits some areas of missing wood near buttcap and around lock. Brass and gun show heavy usage wear. Pitted bore with sticky mechanics. Be neat to hear this guns story.

Made by William Chance of London, England circa 1820. Fitted with 10" octagon 70 caliber smoothbore barrel with bead front sight, "LONDON" barrel marking, platinum breech band, and silver notch rear sight. Single bolt flintlock with floral engraving and missing safety catch with brass pan and gold oval inlay with "CHANCE" marked on it. Lock is controlled by a single set trigger with steel finger spur engraved trigger guard. Walnut checkered grip stock similar to a "saw handle" grip with swelled rim butt with silver oval inlay on base. Stock has sterling silver oval inlay on left side with silver nosecap and silver escutcheon plates and a German silver plate in front of lock bolt. Comes with original hardwood ramrod with brass tip. CALIBER: 70. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with barrel showing various dings and marks with finish worn silver with light oxidation. Lock missing safety. Wood sliver missing from front lock area on both sides with checkering worn flat. Pitted bore with mechanics out of adjustment.

Manufactured in early 1860's. This Civil War era revolver features a 6" solid ribbed octagon barrel with brass blade front sight. Top of the barrel is stamped "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS C". Single action tip-up barrel with removeable cylinder, fixed ejector rod, cylinder stop on the top strap and spur trigger. Six-round cylinder chambered for .32 RF, patent dates stamped on the cylinder are nearly worn and illegible. Early production model with two pins in the top strap, factory done. A "C" is stamped on the top of the barrel, on the left top corner near the hinge as well as a suffix on the serial number. These were very popular sidearms during the Civil War and by western gunslingers such as "Wild Bill" Hickok. Serial numbers under 35,731 have a high probability of being a side arm to soldiers during the Civil War. CALIBER: 32 RF. S/N: 4040C. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Finish is now into "the white". Does show a few scratches in the metal. Some screws and front sight show marring. Grips show some dings. Dark bore but great mechanics. Great historical piece!

Manufactured in mid 1860's. This Civil War era revolver features a 6" solid ribbed octagon barrel with brass blade front sight and rear notch. Top of the barrel is stamped "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS". Single action tip-up barrel with removeable cylinder, fixed ejector rod, cylinder stop on the top strap and spur trigger. Six-round cylinder chambered for .32 RF, patent dates stamped on the cylinder are nearly worn and illegible. These were very popular sidearms during the Civil War and by western gunslingers such as "Wild Bill" Hickok. Serial numbers under 35,731 have a high probability of being a side arm to soldiers during the Civil War. CALIBER: 32 RF. S/N: 39170. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Finish is now into "the white". Does show a few scratches in the metal most notably at the hinge and on the cylinder. Some screws are marred. Grips show some light dings and scratches. Bottom of the left grip has the initials "TS" hand scribed. Dark bore but great mechanics. Great historical piece!

Manufactured in 1856. Colt 1855 Side hammer, more commonly known as the "Root Revolver". This Model 2 variant features a 3-1/2" octagon barrel with integrated grooved rear sight and brass post front sight. Top of the barrel is stamped with the "pointing hand", "COLT'S PT. ADDRESS COL. COLT / 1855 + HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A. +". Blued finished with one piece walnut wood grips. Five shot cylinder chambered for 28 caliber features a roll stamped Indian and Cabin scene and Colt's Patent. Blue finish with spur trigger and 90 degree hammer. Matching serial number on bottom of barrel, cylinder and base of grip. CALIBER: 28 Cal. S/N: 9158. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 50% original blue finish showing some oxidization on barrel and frame. Cylinder shows some pitting. Grips show some light dings. Bore has light pitting but all mechanics work great.

Manufactured in 1866. This Remington pocket revolver features a 4" octagon barrel with rear integrated notch sight and brass blade front sight. Top of the barrel is stamped "PATENTED SEPT 14, 1858 / REMINGTON & SONS ILION, NEW YORK U.S.A.". Five shot percussion cylinder chambered for 31 caliber. Blued small frame with spur trigger. Fitted with smooth walnut wood grips. This pocket pistol has NOT been converted to rimfire cartridges. Non-converted versions are getting harder to find! CALIBER: 31 Cal. S/N: 4170. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Finish has turned to a brown patina. Grips show two indentations on the bottom and light dings. Bore shows light oxidation, with good mechanics.

Unique Collectors Set! This pocket revolver was manufactured in 1875 and this model was the first pocket rear loading metallic cartridge revolvers made by Colt. This antique single action pocket revolver features a 2-3/8" barrel with hammer notch rear sight and half-moon front sight. Top of the barrel is stamped "COLTS PTF MFG Co / HARTFORD CT USA", and the bottom is stamped with matching serial number to the grip. Nickel finish with a seven shot cylinder chambered for 22 Long. Original smooth Birdshead wood grips and spur trigger. Beautiful bone handle dagger or letter opener with double edge blade and double sided possible silver hilt. Stamped "ROSE NEW YORK" at the base of the blade. Measures 8-3/4" in overall length. Pfeilring Solingen antique Cigar and Cheroot cutter features V-cut type blade, bone handles and chrome finish. The Pfeilring logo (arrow pinwheel) is stamped on one side of the wedge mechanism. "ROSE NEW YORK" is stamped on the base of the handle. This unique antique set comes in a cloth lined oak wood case with a blank brass oval plaque inlaid on the lid. CALIBER: 22 LONG. S/N: 85994. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Revolver retains 85% nickel finish with light oxidization spots in the low corners but overall, very light wear for a 150 year pocket revolver. Bore shows light oxidation. Good mechanics. Dagger shows light wear and resharpening, small stress crack in the handle near the hilt. Cheroot cutter shows small oxidation spots in the low corners, still functions properly. Oak case shows minor dings and scratches.

Manufactured circa 1876. Most commonly referred to as the "Remington Smoot", this competitor to the Colt New Line revolver features a 2-13/16" octagon barrel with solid rib. Top of the rib is stamped "E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y. PAT. W.S. SMOOT OCT. 21, 1873". The barrel, frame, and ejector housing is all one piece with a ball tipped ejector rod and a solid recoil shield. Integrated rear notch sight and half-moon blade front sight. Fluted five-round cylinder chambered for 30 rimfire cartridges. Fitted with black checkered hard rubber grips. CALIBER: 30 RF. S/N: 757. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Retains 90% original nickel finish showing a few light speckling and light fading in the brilliance. Grips are in great condition showing very light wear. Great bore and mechanics.

Manufactured in Tennessee circa early 2000's. The first shoulder fired semi-automatic 50 BMG rifle and a proven American powerhouse in combat and the US Military's go-to 50 caliber rifle. This rifle features a 29" fluted barrel with 1/15 twist and large factory muzzle brake. Picatinny top rail ready for optics, includes a quick adjust flip up rear sight, no front sight. Equipped with a lightweight quick detachable bi-pod and rail carry handle. Synthetic pistol grip handle and rear stock handle, adjustable mono-pod and fitted with a rubber recoil pad. Includes two 10-round detachable magazines, a bore snake and a 50 cal cleaning kit. Comes in a nicely fitted Pelican 1750 rolling storage case. CALIBER: 50 BMG. S/N: 21941. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% original finish with light handling and usage marks. Excellent bores and mechanics. Case is in good condition and cleaning kit appears to be unused. Great American Icon Rifle made from the authority of 50 cals!

Never worry about having the next magazine ready to go for the Barrett Mfg. model 82a1 semiautomatic rifle again! Each magazine holds 10 rounds of .50 BMG. All eight magazines are factory Barrett Mfg. brand. CONDITION All appear to be in great condition with light surface rust on the top edges. All springs appear to function properly.

Manufactured circa early 2000's. This beast features a 30" tapered barrel in matte finish with a factory extreme muzzle brake. Stamped "50 BMG" on the left side of the barrel. Single shot bolt action, left side stamped with Armalite logo, "AR-50 A1" and serial number following. Manual bolt safety. Factory Picatinny optics rail, equipped with a Sightron SIII 10-50x60 long range scope. Factory stock with free float proprietary mounting system and tri-pod. Factory finger-grooved rubber grip and adjustable cheek rest. Fitted with a factory thick recoil pad. Includes the operator's manual and nylon case equipped with backpack straps which doubles as a prone shooting mat. CALIBER: 50 BMG. S/N: US373132. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 85%+ original finish showing light field use and handling. Nice bore, great mechanics and good optics.

Three boxes, each containing 10 rounds of 50 BMG ammunition. All are 660 grain, Full Metal Jacket, Boat Tail. CONDITION Factory rounds.

Manufactured circa 1992 previous to the ban on certain semi-auto rifles like this. Features a 16-1/2" barrel with muzzle brake. Barrel is stamped "C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7". Parkerized finish with a black 6" barrel guard. Carry handle with integrated adjustable peep sight and front post sight. Black checkered synthetic pistol grip and collapsible stock adjust from 10" to 13" LOP. Comes in the original factory box with two factory 20-round magazines, barrel brush, canvas sling, and factory manual. LOP: 10 to 13". CALIBER: 223 REM. S/N: SL012915. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% finish showing a few wear spots on the barrel and right side of the receiver likely from storage. Excellent bore and mechanics, possibly unfired. Box shows some handling wear and tape.

Manufactured in 1988, pre-ban HBAR model. HBAR, stands for heavy barrel automatic rifle. Features a 20" C MP barrel with 1/9 twist rate, front post sight and muzzle brake. M16A1 style 12" handguard rail. Receiver is a matte gray with all standard Colt markings and manual safety switch. Fitted with an AR carry handle with adjustable two-aperture flip peep sight and scope rail. Black checkered synthetic pistol grip and factory M16 style stock with trap door butt plate and rubber cheek riser. Includes an adjustable nylon sling. (NOT legal in All States) LOP: 13-3/4". CALIBER: 223 REM / 556 NATO. S/N: CH014158. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Receiver does show a few light scuffs in the finish and a few oxidation spots on the front sight and barrel. Stock shows a few light scuffs. Great bore and good mechanics.

This custom Bushmaster features a 24" heavy stainless steel barrel with 12" aluminum free-float handguard. Matte finish receiver with rear charging handle, manual safety selector switch and all standard Bushmaster stampings. Picatinny top rail with YHM scope rings and Tasco 10x42 scope. Competition style right hand pistol grip with adjustable palm rest. M16 style stock with rubber recoil pad and sling ring. (NOT legal in All States) LOP: 14". CALIBER: 223 REM / 556 NATO. S/N: L290985. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 89%+ finish. Receiver does show a few light scuffs. Stock shows a few light scuffs. Great bore, good mechanics and good clear optics.

Post-ban Armalite features a 24" heavy stainless steel barrel chambered for the 243 Winchester cartridge, 12" carbon fiber handguard and mid-barrel accessory Picatinny rail. Matte finish receiver with safety selector switch, checkered synthetic pistol grip, rear charging handle and top Picatinny rail. M16 style synthetic stock with trap door butt plate and sling ring. Equipped with an Accushot SWAT Mil-Dot 3-12x44 riflescope fitted on UTG quick-detach scope rings and a folding adjustable bi-pod. LOP: 14-3/4". CALIBER: 243 WIN. S/N: US564555. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% original condition with a few light scuffs on the receiver. Good bore, mechanics are a little sticky and optics are good.

Both rifles were manufactured in 1976 per date code "LI". These Mohawk 10C's are consecutive serial numbers. Each features a 19-1/2" barrel with factory complete rear adjustable notch sight and blade front with white dot. Top of the barrel near receiver is stamped "REMINGTON / 22 LONG RIFLE ONLY". Blued receiver with dovetail grooves and tang mounted safety. DuPont Nylon Mohawk Brown stock with checkering and white accents and black forearm tip. Detachable magazine fed action. Pistol grip cap is stamped "+ / MOHAWK / 10C". CALIBER: 22 LR. S/N: 2570916 & 2570917. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Serial #16 retains 90% finish, shows some light oxidation spots and scratches on the left top of the receiver. Serial #17 shows a couple of light oxidation spots on the right side of the receiver. Both stocks are in great condition, no cracks or chips. Great bores and mechanics.

Manufactured circa 1980. This Nylon 66 features a 19-1/2" barrel with factory complete rear adjustable notch sight and blade front with white dot. Top of the barrel near muzzle is stamped "REMINGTON 22 LONG RIFLE ONLY". Blued receiver with dovetail grooves and tang mounted safety. DuPont Nylon Mohawk Brown stock with checkering and white accents. Stock fed magazine tube holds up to 14 rounds of .22 LR. Comes in the original factory box with paperwork and still has the original stock sticker. CALIBER: 22 LR. S/N: A2188243. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 98%+ with only faint handling marks. Unfired (not actioned). Box shows storage wear on edges and label.

Manufactured in 1977 by Sturm Ruger & Co Inc. Features a 24" blued barrel chambered for the heavy hitting 458 WIN Magnum cartridge. Tropical grade with ramp blade with brass bead front sight, rear flip-up notch sight with white diamond insert on a solid steel quarter rib with integrated scope ring mounts. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Beautiful satin walnut stock with deep checkering on the pistol grip and Alex Henry forearm. Fitted with sling bolts studs, factory black lined red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 13-5/8". CALIBER: 458 WIN MAG. S/N: 131-17246. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 96% original finish showing very light wear on the tang near the safety. Stock shows only faint handling marks. Bore is excellent, possibly unfired and mechanics are great.

Manufactured in 1974. Features a 24" heavy blued barrel with recessed target muzzle, single line Ruger address and scope ring bases. Chambered for the .25-06 REM cartridge. Equipped with a Redfield 20X scope with threaded metal cover. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Nice satin figured walnut stock with deep checkering on the pistol grip and semi- beavertail forearm. Fitted with sling bolts studs, factory black lined round red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 13-7/8". CALIBER: 25-06 REM. S/N: 130-11715. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 88% original finish with some faint spots of oxidation. Receiver has turned to a plum tone. A few dings in the stock and foregrip, possibly from gun rest or stands. Good bore, good mechanics and clear optics.

Manufactured in 1982. Features a 22" blued barrel with front blade and brass bead sight and flip-up rear notch sight with white diamond inset on factory quarter rib. Stamped with the two-line Ruger address. Rare chamber for the 7x57 Mauser cartridge. Equipped with a Redfield Tracker scope with threaded metal cover. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Nicely figured walnut stock with right side cheekpiece, and checkering on the pistol grip and semi- beavertail forearm. Fitted with barrel band sling bolts, Pachmayr black rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap. LOP: 13-7/8". CALIBER: 7x57 Mauser. S/N: 132-28968. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 92% original finish with some very faint spots of oxidation. Stock shows a few faint scuffs on the right side. Good bore and good mechanics. Optics are a little hazy.

Manufactured in 1993 by Strum Ruger & Co. Features a 26" blued sightless barrel with the two line Ruger address and quarter rib factory scope base. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Beautiful satin walnut stock with deep checkering on the pistol grip and semi- beavertail forearm. Fitted with sling bolts studs, factory black lined red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 13-7/8". CALIBER: 22 HORNET. S/N: 133-04867. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 97% original blue with light handling wear. Stock has a few very faint dings. Great bore, great mechanics and great optics.

Manufactured in 1975 in the 1-H Tropical series. Features a 24" blued barrel with front blade and brass bead sight and flip-up rear notch sight with white diamond inset on factory quarter rib. Stamped with the single line Ruger address. Chambered for the heavy hitting 458 WIN Magnum cartridge. Equipped with a Redfield Tracker scope with threaded metal cover. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Semi-gloss walnut stock with checkering on the pistol grip and Alex Henry style forearm. Fitted with a barrel band sling bolt, factory black lined red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap. LOP: 13-7/8". CALIBER: 458 WIN MAG. S/N: 130-14050. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 92% original finish with some very faint spots of oxidation. Stock shows some handling marks. A few light spots in the bore but rifling is very vibrant. Good mechanics. Optics are a little hazy.

Manufactured in 1993 by Strum Ruger & Co. Features a 26" blued sightless barrel with the two line Ruger address and quarter rib factory scope base. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Beautiful satin walnut stock with deep checkering on the pistol grip and semi- beavertail forearm. Fitted with sling bolts studs, factory black lined red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 13". CALIBER: 22 HORNET. S/N: 133-01948. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% original finish with light wear at the muzzle end. Stock shows some dings, most notable on the left side of the forearm. Light frost on the bore but tight rifling still vibrant. Great mechanics.

Manufactured in 1968, second year production. Features a 26" blued barrel with quarter rib scope mount and single line Ruger address. Chambered for the .22-250 Remington cartridge. Equipped with a Redfield Redlist 3x9 scope on Ruger factory scope rings. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Beautiful satin walnut stock with deep checkering on the pistol grip and semi- beavertail forearm. Fitted with sling bolts studs, factory black lined red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 13-7/8". CALIBER: 22-250 REM. S/N: 3488. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% original finish with very faint spots of oxidation. Stock shows some scuffs and a few faint dings. Bore has a few spots of oxidation but rifling is still vibrant. Good mechanics and clear optics.

Manufactured in 1971, during the Douglas premium barrel timeframe. Features a 26" blued barrel with quarter rib scope mount and single line Ruger address. Chambered for the .270 Winchester cartridge. Equipped with a Redfield 3x9 scope. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Beautiful satin figured walnut stock with deep checkering on the pistol grip and semi- beavertail forearm. Fitted with sling bolts studs, factory black lined round red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 12-3/4". CALIBER: 270 WIN. S/N: 130-02634. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% original finish with some faint spots of oxidation. Stock shows a stain on the right top side and handling marks. Pistol cap has some spots of oxidation. Great bore, good mechanics and clear optics.

Manufactured in 2009 in the International 1-RSI configuration. Features a carbine 20" blued barrel with front blade and brass bead sight and flip-up rear notch sight with white diamond inset on factory quarter rib. Two line Ruger address stamped on the barrel. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Nice Mannlicher style walnut stock and full barrel length forearm, both with checkering. Fitted with a sling bolts and front ring, factory black lined red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 13-1/2". CALIBER: 30-06 SPRG. S/N: 134-25851. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 93% original blue with light handling wear and a small patch of light oxidation near the address line. Stock has a few very faint dings. Great bore and great mechanics.

Manufactured in 1969, third year production with a four digit serial number. Features a 26" blued barrel with quarter rib scope mount and single line Ruger address. Chambered for the .243 WIN cartridge. Equipped with a Redfield 4X scope on Ruger factory scope rings. Blued receiver with a falling block breech action with artillery-style breechblock and under-lever. Tang mounted safety lever. Nice walnut stock with deep checkering on the pistol grip and semi- beavertail forearm. Fitted with sling bolt studs, factory black lined red rubber recoil pad and factory metal pistol grip cap with gold tone Ruger medallion. LOP: 13-7/8". CALIBER: 243 WIN. S/N: 7943. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% original finish with light oxidation on the right side edge of the receiver. Stock shows some scuffs and a few very faint dings. Nice bore, good mechanics and clear optics.

Made by Springfield Armory, Springfield, Massachusetts, circa 1930, and customized by an unknown period gunsmith. 24" blued factory round tapered barrel with Globe ramped front sight and Lyman 28S rear peep sight in 22 long rifle caliber. Blued action with polished "NS" marked bolt, factory detachable magazine and standard blued floorplate and trigger guard with standard trigger. Custom checkered walnut stock with flared forearm, ebony forearm inlay, horn grip cap and case-hardened steel butt plate. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 LR. S/N: 6807. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 90% original blue with some oxidation near chamber from poor storage. 90% original varnish with sharp checkering and small handling marks. Bore has some oxidation in chamber with good rifling and visible grooves and lands. Good mechanics.

Made by R.F. Sedgley in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1930. Blued 32" round steel Sedgley proofed barrel in 22 Hornet caliber marked "R.F. Sedgley Inc. Phila, Pa / Manufacturer of Firearms". Barrel is fitted with hooded ramp Globe front sight, Lyman 48S rear peep sight, and J.W. Fecker 4x scope with caps and aluminum mounts. Modified Springfield 1903 action with side safety and Timney trigger. Walnut checkered pistol grip Schnabel stock with steel grip cap, blued 1903 trigger guard and steel Winchester style checkered "Widow's Peak" butt plate. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 22 Hornet. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall good with metal having 90% original blue with some light areas of pitting from poor storage. Especially noticeable on scope bell. Wood has 90% original varnish with sharp checkering and areas of handling wear. Good bore and mechanics with scope being cloudy.

Made by Steyr in Austria, circa 1910. 19" blued tapered round barrel with ramped front sight and two leaf notched rear sight in 9 x 56 Mannlicher-Schonauer caliber. Blued bolt action with spoon bolt handle and rotary detachable magazine. Action has double set triggers with three position safety. Full checkered Alpine walnut pistol grip stock with Bakelite grip cap and steel checkered trap butt plate with original cleaning rod inside. CALIBER: 9x56 M.S. S/N: 3563. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 98% original blue with light handling marks. 98% original varnish with sharp checkering and light usage marks. Excellent bore and mechanics.

Made by Steyr in Steyr, Austria for Mannlicher Schonauer, circa 1910, and imported to the United States by Von Lengerke and Antoine, Chicago, Illinois. 18-1/2" blued round tapered barrel with ramp front sight and fixed two leaf rear sight marked with Von Lengerke logo. Blued action with spoon bolt, three position safety, rotary detachable magazine, double set triggers, and receiver marked "Patent Mannlicher Schonauer Model 1903". Action is fitted with 4x Kahles scope with Duplex reticle and marked with Van Lengerke logo. Full walnut checkered Alpine stock with blued hardware, leather sling and steel trap butt plate. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 6.5x54 M.S. S/N: 11715. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall good with 90% original blue with light edge wear. Wood has 90% original varnish with hunting usage marks and sharp checkering. Good bore and mechanics with scope needing professionally cleaned.

Manufactured in 1970 in Belgium by FN for Browning. Standard markings and proofs on the barrel, frame and bolt. 24" blued steel barrel. Stock, bolt and receiver serial numbers match. Factory drilled for a scope mount. Gray finished receiver with engraved elk on the right side of the chamber and moose on the left, signed by master engraver Louis Acampo. The floor plate has a standing grizzly bear and signed by master engraver Richard Kowalski. Typical scroll work on the balance of the receiver and on the chamber area of the barrel. Trigger guard features an engraved mountain lion and signed "GC", by master engraver Gino Cargnel. Gold washed trigger. Factory high gloss finished walnut stock with two cross bolts. Fine cut checkering on the wrist and forearm. Both are outlined with floral carving. Factory sling studs. Typical capped pistol grip. Browning brown rubber butt pad. LOP: 13-1/4". CALIBER: 338 Win Mag . S/N: 56452L70. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Metal is very fine and retains about 95% + with a few handling marks and scratches. Does not appear to be a salt gun. Wood is excellent with a few light scratches. Bore is clean overall with very good rifling. Mechanically fine.

Manufactured in 1970 in Belgium by FN for Browning. Standard markings and proofs on the barrel, frame and bolt. Stock, bolt, barrel and receiver serial numbers match. 22" blued steel barrel. Factory drilled for a scope mount. Gray finished receiver with engraved elk scene on left of the chamber and whitetail on right side, signed by master engraver R. Greco. The floor plate features a whitetail buck in ferns, signed by master engraver Lilly Cortis. Typical scroll work on the balance of the receiver and on the chamber area of the barrel. Trigger guard features a bear engraving and signed by master engraver Richard Kowalski. Gold washed trigger. Factory high gloss finished walnut stock with one cross bolt. Fine cut checkering on the wrist and forearm. Both are outlined with floral carving. Factory sling studs. Typical capped pistol grip and hard plastic butt plate. LOP: 13-3/4". CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 59053L70. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Fine overall with metal retaining 98% finish. Does not appear to be a salt gun. Wood is excellent with a few light scratches. Bore is clean overall with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. Modern.

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967. 22" blued sightless rare "Pencil" barrel. Factory drilled for scope on barrel with Browning address and floral breech engraving. Blued Sako action with floral engraving and gold washed trigger. Blued detachable floorplate with Ram's Head and floral engraving. Walnut Monte Carlo pistol grip stock with skip-line checkering, Browning hard rubber butt plate, and contrasting Rosewood grip cap and forearm with right hand cheekpiece. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 1-1/4". CALIBER: 22-250 REM. S/N: 5624A7. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 95% original finish with some "Salt" damage around the trigger guard and sling swivels. Missing one action scope plug screw. Wood has some light handling marks with cracks in the finish. Good bore and mechanics.

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967. 24" round tapered barrel with hooded front sight and express rear sight with caliber marking and Browning address. Blued FN action with jeweled bolt and plain blued serrated trigger with long extractor. Fitted with Browning 2-3/4x scope. Blued detachable trigger guard with gold washed scroll design engraving. Plain checkered walnut pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with right hand cheekpiece and Browning factory ventilated recoil pad. Ready to go on Safari. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 458 Win Mag. S/N: 7L44313. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 98% plus blue with large ding on right side near forend tip along with several scrapes and dings near recoil pad. Excellent bore and mechanics with clear optics. Does not appear to be a "SALT" gun.

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967 and shipped to Western Auto Store in Metaire, Louisiana in 1968 according to Browning Factory Research Letter. Rifle has 24" blued sightless medium weight barrel in 300 Winchester Magnum caliber. Barrel is marked with caliber and Browning Address with floral breech engraving. Blued FN action with floral engraving, polished matching bolt, and gold washed trigger. Standard blued detachable trigger guard with Medallion Grade gold washed Ram's Head scene engraving. Figured skip-line checkered pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with right hand cheekpiece, factory Browning recoil pad, and Rosewood contrasting grip cap and forearm tip. Comes with Factory Letter. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 1-1/4". CALIBER: 300 WIN MAG. S/N: 7X44271. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 97% plus with small handling marks and dings. Looks to be used very little. Excellent bore and mechanics. Does not appear to be a "Salt" gun.

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967. 24" blued round medium weight sightless barrel in 7M/M Remington Magnum caliber with Browning address, caliber marking, and floral engraved breech. Blued floral engraved FN action with polished bolt and fitted with engraved two piece scope bases and rings. Gold washed trigger with standard blued detachable trigger guard with gold washed Ram's Head scene. Dark figured walnut skip-line checkered Monte Carlo pistol grip stock with right hand cheekpiece and factory Browning recoil pad. Contrasting Rosewood grip cap and forearm tip. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 7M/M Rem Mag. S/N: 7X43987. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 92% condition with some small handling marks and flaking finish. Excellent bore and mechanics. Does not appear to be a "SALT" gun.

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1972. 22" blued sightless barrel in 270 Winchester caliber with Browning address and floral breech engraving. Blued floral engraved FN action with gold washed trigger, blued detachable floorplate and gold washed Ram's Head and floral engraving. Walnut skip-line checkered Monte Carlo stock with right hand cheekpiece, Browning hard rubber butt plate, and contrasting Rosewood pistol grip and forearm cap. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 1-1/4". CALIBER: 270 Win. S/N: 64524L72. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 90% original finish with some flaking on varnish and gun has some damage from "Salt" on wood with some oxidation around sling swivels and trigger guard. Good bore with good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1987. Built on a Browning Citori Superposed Superlite action, this gun is possibly a Browning Custom Shop product then engraved by Master New England Engraver John Adams. 26" blued standard Citori 20 gauge over/under shotgun barrels with ventilated rib, bead front sight, 3" chambers, ejectors, and Modified and Improved cylinder chokes. Barrels are custom fitted to gun with serial number not matching action(possibly custom shop done). 25" rifle barrels in 30-06 caliber with Quarter rib and ramped front sight with scope rail, ejectors, sling swivel stud, and matching "17913" serial number. Both barrels are fitted with own walnut checkered Schnabel attached forearm. Action is Game scene engraved with Deer on left and Bear scene on right with bottom having floral scene around "Browning Citori" and signed "Eng. J. Adams". Action is fitted with non-selective single trigger and top tang two position safety. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with sling swivel stud and "Browning" hard rubber butt plate. Stock is non-standard as English grip is listed as standard option for this model. Comes in Browning luggage trunk case. A truly rare and unusual gun and possibly one of a kind. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 30-06/20. S/N: 17913PR173. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Overall good with 98% blue and small handling marks. Good bores and mechanics.

Manufactured in Germany prior to World War II. Over and under double rifle possibly made by a gunsmith trained in Suhl, Germany with Pre-War German proof marks as the only found markings. Caliber should be verified by qualified gunsmith. Features blued 24-1/2" barrels with matte rib, rifle sights and extractors. Full coverage heavy deep relief engraved game scene on sidelocks with Holland and Holland style cocking indicators, Kersten double lug, double triggers (front being a set) and top safety. sideplates are deer chisel engraved with bear and dog scene on right, full coverage oak leaf pattern on bottom and mountain lion attacking sheep on left. Horn trigger guard with horn butt plate and grip cap. Walnut carved pistol grip Germanic style stock with oak leaf raised carved grip panels, right hand cheekpiece and European style sling swivels. Stock is masterfully carved with Hirsch bugling on left and moose cows on right. Merkel style three piece forearm with latch release completely carved in a raised oak leaf pattern. Masterpiece of work and craftsmanship! LOP: 14-1/2". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-1/4". CALIBER: 9.3x74R. S/N: NA. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% barrel blue with edge wear. Action shows sharp engraving with dull gray appearance. Wood has traces of hand rubbed finish with minor nicks and dings. Excellent bores and mechanics. An extremely high quality rifle!

Beautifully made underlever side by side double rifle with exposed hammers made by Alex Henry of Edinburgh, Scotland for Dudley Persee, High Sheriff of Galway County, Ireland in 1876. Rifle has blued 26" steel side by side rifled barrels with matted rib, extractors, blade front sight, and two leaf rear sight in 450 Express caliber. Rib is marked "Alex Henry Edinburgh and London Patent No 3086 / Maker to Their Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and Duke of Edinburgh". Case-hardened round body action with floral vignette engraving, back action maker marked locks, double triggers and extended tang. Fine English walnut checkered pistol grip stock with cheekpiece, horn grip cap, gold vanity plate and Bakelite butt plate, matching checkered walnut splinter forearm with Anson & Deeley latch. Comes in oak feltlined case with twenty empty shells and Donald Dallas letter and genealogy of Persee Family. LOP: 13-7/8". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 1-1/2". CALIBER: 450 Express. S/N: 3452. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION 98% barrel blue from old reblue with light handling marks. 10% original action case colors with most worn to a silvery patina. Wood has light coat of added oil with checkering starting to wear flat. Good bores with strong mechanics. Case has been cleaned and has reproduction case label.

Made in Germany by Wilhelm Collath, circa 1920. 23-1/2" blued Krupp steel rifled side by side barrels in 8x72R caliber with raised matted rib, rifle sights, scope bases, extractors, and sling swivels. Rifle has Collath style Oak Leave engraved coin finish action with "W. Collath" engraved near barrel joint, double triggers (front is set), horn trigger guard and opening lever, Collath Wing Safety, and hidden tang peep sight. Figured walnut checkered pistol grip stock, unique hard rubber butt plate, horn grip cap, and replaced right cheekpiece. Matching plain walnut forearm with Oak Leaf engraved cap. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-3/4". CALIBER: 8x72R. S/N: 17171. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 90% of an old reblue remaining on barrels with some edge wear and scratches. Action is worn to a silvery patina. Stock has traces of original finish with a superb comb replacement. Good bores and mechanics.

Large cardboard die cut with excellent color and graphics, circa 1930. "Raven Mad" by renowned artist William Harnden Foster (1927) features a farmer hiding behind a scarecrow with various shotgun shell and cartridge boxes on the side panels. Reads "Accurate, Hard-Hitting, Clean-Shooting" on right and "loaded with Power and Lightning-Fast" on left. Exhibits with wear, marks, mild spotting and discoloration. The right panel and right edge of center panel show water damage but is in tact. This piece displays incredibly well. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. Marked US Cartridge Co Litho USA on bottom left and Form CS98 3-30 on bottom right. 40" H x 58" W. DIMENSIONS 40 x 58 in

Large cardboard die cut sign with good color and excellent graphics, circa 1929. "Come on, what ails yer!" by renowned artist William Harnden Foster (1927) features a snow scene with a hunter leading his dog away from a hidden rabbit. Various shotgun shell and cartridge boxes on the side panels. Reads "Clean-shooting, Keep rifle bores clean as a whistle" on the right and "A load for ever purpose, A shell for every purse" on the left. Exhibits with wear, spotting, discoloration and a few surface tears in general. The bottom shows with some damage, primarily on the right panel. The vertical log in 3D panel has a tear that has been repaired with tape. This is an outstanding hunting scene, reminiscent of sportsman art of the period. Marked CS91 3-29 Copyright U.S.C. Co Litho in USA. 41.5" H x 58" W. DIMENSIONS 41.5 x 58 in

Incredible lithograph poster featuring eleven different game animals in a classroom with several boxes of US Cartridge Climax shotgun shells and rifle cartridges. A bear is depicted as the instructor, teaching a classroom of squirrel, rabbit, woodcock, goose, buck, fox, bobwhite quail, wolf, ring-neck pheasant, and a mallard. A second rabbit sits with a dunce cap beside a portrait of George Washington on the wall. The poster has separated at several of the folds/creases and exhibits signs of repair, wear and paper loss in various places. Shrink wrapped and mounted to foamboard with a matte border. 24.25" H x 30.5" W. DIMENSIONS 24.25 x 30.5 in

Manufactured circa 1910 in Prussia by J.P. Sauer. No import marks found. Maker marked 26" Krupp Fluid steel barrels with raised matted rib, bead front sight, ejectors, 2-3/4" chambers and choked Full and Modified. Krupp steel marking circling breeches. case-hardened boxlock action with floral and game scene engraved frame with side clips, Greener crossbolt, double triggers and automatic safety. Walnut round knob checkered pistol grip stock with German silver vanity plate and period leather faced recoil pad. Matching walnut checkered splinter forearm with latch release. An unusual and desirable shotgun! LOP: 14-3/4". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 166801. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% original blue with light edge and handling wear. 90% fading case colors with wear in carry areas. Checkering slightly dulled. Great bores and mechanics. Great shotgun in desirable dimensions.

Made in Suhl, Germany by J.P. Sauer & Sohn in 1944. Blued 28-3/8" Krupp steel barrels with raised matted rib, bead front sight, maker marked breech and extractors. Chambered for 2-1/2" shells with Full and Full chokes. Boxlock case-hardened maker marked action with floral engraving, "D.R.W.Z / Habicht" stamped on each side and "Sauer" across the bottom. Stamped with standard Nazi era proof marks. Action has Greener crossbolt, automatic safety and double triggers. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with right hand cheekpiece and plain grip cap. Matching checkered walnut splinter forearm with latch release. LOP: 14-1/2". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 2-1/4". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 302429. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% original blue with light handling marks and 80% case color fading to a brown patina, with wear on handling areas. Traces of original hand rubbed finish with field marks and dings. Sharp checkering. Good bores and mechanics.

Manufactured in 1917 by Ernst Merkle in Suhl Germany. Features 29-5/8" blued Krupp steel barrels with Krupp markings. Ventilated rib with bead front sight and extractors. Chambered for 2-3/4" shells with Modified and Cylinder chokes. Game scene engraved scalloped action with gold inlaid owner's initial on opening lever and remnants of gold on receiver. Action has Greener crossbolt, double triggers and non-automatic safety. Walnut replacement checkered round knob pistol grip stock with right hand cheekpiece and horn butt plate. Original walnut checkered splinter forearm with latch release. LOP: 14-3/4". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 16 GA. S/N: 9382. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% finish with no case colors remaining and gold border work missing. Replacement stock with forearm exposed to fire look. Good bores with functional mechanics - does not lock up tight.

Manufactured in Wien, Austria circa 1910 by Joseph Heinige. Features 30" twist steel barrels with matted rib, Doll's Head lug, and extractors. Barrels are marked on rib in gold with a number "2" and "Jos. Heinige in Wein" with lovely gold scrollwork at breeches. Gun at one time must have been part of a set, being this one is labeled "2". Barrels are choked Full and Improved Cylinder with 2-1/2" chambers. case-hardened round body underlever action with full coverage engraving and gold work. Back action locks, serpentine hammers, and double triggers. Surround by full engraved and gold decorated steel trigger guard with pierced scroll horn tang grip. Action is decorated with floral goldwork and engraved with a duck in flight on left panel with left action plate engraved with retrieving dog. Floral gold work with "IN WIEN" in gold. Right side has quail scene with floral gold border. Right lock has gold floral border around fox scene. Top of gun has full coverage floral engraving with gold work and a "CW" with crown above and a gold "2" on tang. Figured walnut checkered stock with right hand cheekpiece and game scene engraved steel butt plate with oval tag engraved "7" on comb. Matching checkered splinter forearm with horn opening lever and steel floor engraved release lever. A truly masterpiece of gun building and engraving. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 2-1/4". CALIBER: 16 GA. S/N: NA. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 80% fading Damascus scene on barrels. 70% action case colors with sharp engraving and bright gold work. 80% stock finish with dulling varnish and slightly flattened checkering. Good bores with good mechanics.

Made in Liege, Belgium by August Francotte, circa 1900. Fitted with 29-1/2" Damascus steel barrels and 12 gauge with 2-1/2" chambers, "Non Pour Balle" markings with Belgian proofs, matted rib with gold breech joint and extractors. Case-hardened boxlock action with vignette engraving, "A. Francotte Gunmaker" on left, "Patentee London" on right, Greener style crossbolt, double triggers, and automatic safety. Tiger striped checkered walnut pistol grip stock with horn 3/4" thick butt plate. Matching walnut checkered splinter forearm with push button release. LOP: 14-1/4". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 1-7/8". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 17960. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Completely restored to new by an expert gunsmith with small handling marks. Frosted by good bores and mechanics.

Made by Simson of Suhl (Thuringen), Germany circa 1930. Blued 28" "Spezial Gewehr Laufstahl" marked barrels in 12 gauge with matted maker marked rib, bead front sight, extractors and 2-3/4" chambers with Full and Cylinder chokes. Case-hardened scalloped boxlock action with floral engraving, Greener crossbolt, cocking indicators, double triggers, side clips and non-automatic safety. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with right hand cheekpiece, Simson marked hard rubber butt plate and grip cap. Matching checkered splinter forearm with Anson and Deeley latch release. LOP: 14-3/8". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 12/32. S/N: 267349. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 95% original barrel blue with light edge wear. 95% original action colors with wear in handling and carry areas. Stock has original hand rubbed finish with minor nicks and dings and replaced sling swivel stud and small crack behind left action panel. Good bores with crisp lockup and mechanics.

Made by Remington under Parker name in 1940. Gun has blued unmarked rib and factory barrels with ejectors. Barrels are numbered to the gun with Remington proof and grade markings on lug. Case-hardened "VH" grade "O" frame with "VH" grade line border engraving. Frame has "Parker" marked on bottom with double triggers and automatic safety. Factory pistol grip checkered walnut stock with Parker grip cap, German silver stock shield, and Parker "Dog's Head" hard rubber butt plate. Gun has matching walnut checkered splinter forearm with latch release. Parker serialization book confirms all options. LOP: 14-1/4". DAC: 1-3/4". DAH: 2-3/4". CALIBER: 20 GA. S/N: 241569. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 95% plus original barrel blue with light handling wear and engine turn on bores. 95% bright case colors with wear in carry area. 95% original varnish with sharp checkering. Bright bores and crisp mechanics. A desirable Parker in lightly used condition.

Manufactured in 1927 by Parker Brothers Gun Company. Features factory blued 28" Parker steel barrels with matted rib, ejectors and bead front sight. 20 gauge with 3" chambers, left choked hard Modified and Modified right. Barrels are not marked for 3" shells and have possibly had chambers lengthened. This is one of 204 PH grade 20 gauges and one of 100 with factory 28" steel barrels. Case-hardened "0" frame with double triggers and non-automatic safety. Fancy figured non-factory walnut checkered pistol grip stock with "Fleur-de-lis" pattern and checkered side panels, fitted with a Pachmayr solid pad. Matching non-factory beavertail walnut "Fleur-de-lis" pattern checkered forearm with latch release. Great dimensional gun weighing 6 lbs. 6 oz. Typical "PH" grade pattern engraving. Not listed in Parker Serialization Book. LOP: 14-1/2". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 1-3/4". CALIBER: 20 GA. S/N: 221012. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 95% original blue with patches of wear to a silver patina at breech and muzzle with 90% case colors with wear at carry points, colors appear original with screws in time but showing light marring. 95% plus varnish with sharp checkering and light handling marks. Good bores and mechanics. A nice handling petite Parker.

Manufactured in the 1937 by Remington. Features 26" blued Vulcan Steel barrels with solid rib. Left choked Improved Modified and the right, a Modified choke and chambered for 2-9/16" shells. All matching serial numbers on barrel lug, forearm and trigger guard. case-hardened boxlock number 1 frame receiver with dual triggers, tang mounted safety and extractor. All screws are in tune, no marring. Water table is stamped with a barrel weight of 3.5. Polished walnut wood stock with Parker style hand checkered pistol grip and Parker Bros logo synthetic pistol grip cap. Fitted with a factory Parker dog checkered synthetic butt plate. Inlaid silver shield initial medallion on the bottom of the stock. Matching checkered forearm with a Deeley release. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-3/4". DAH: 2-7/16". CALIBER: 16 GA. S/N: 240154. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Barrels retain 95% finish showing only faint handling wear. Case hardening is about 65% showing wear in some areas and vibrancy in others. Stock and forearm show minor handling wear and a few faint dings. Great bores and mechanics.

Made by Parker Brothers Gun Company of Meriden, Connecticut in 1927. Factory blued 32" Acme Steel barrel with 2-3/4" chambers and Full choke. One of only 68 produced with 32" barrel and one of 96 total "SB" grades. Barrel is marked with Parker address, steel type and has factory ventilated rib and ejectors. Barrel has original Lyman brand mid and front sights. Case-hardened action with full coverage vignette engraving. Action is fitted with standard trigger and no safety. Figured walnut checkered English grip stock with "Fleur-de-lis" carved checkered side panels in "B" grade style with non-factory "Kick EEZ" pad and factory bronze vanity plate. Factory checkered matching walnut forearm with vignette engraved release latch. Serial number 222318 does not list in Parker Serialization Book. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-1/2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 222318. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 95% original blue finish on barrel with light pitting near breech and muzzle. Rib attachment possibly repaired at one time with finish loss in area. trigger guard showing blue in unhandled areas. Action has sharp engraving with screws in time and case in protected areas. Wood has sharp checkering with light coat of linseed oil with minor usage marks and dings. Replacement pad. Good bore and mechanics. Nice looking honest Parker!

Made by Parker Brothers Gun Company in Meriden, Connecticut in 1928. Fitted with blued 32" Acme steel 12 gauge barrel with factory ventilated rib, ejector, twin beads sights, cylinder choke and Parker address and steel type on left breach with 2-3/4" chamber. Case-hardened frame with checkered trigger, no safety and later style "SC" pattern engraving. Blued floral engraved trigger guard. Walnut checkered round knob pistol grip stock with Monte Carlo comb silver stock shield and Silver's type recoil pad. Stock is numbered under tang with same serial number. Large type walnut checkered matching factory forearm with latch release. Parker Serialization Book confirms all options except recoil pad and Monte Carlo comb. Comes in fitted luggage truck case. LOP: 14-1/4". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 226487. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 90% original blue with edge and handling wear. 10% fading case colors with wear on carry area. Good screws. Wood has 90% of original varnish with sharp checkering and small handling marks and dings. Excellent bore and mechanics. Case in good condition.

Made by Parker Brothers Gun Company, Meridan, Connecticut in 1928. 32" blued Titanic Steel barrels with factory marked ventilated rib with twin bead sights, full and full chokes, 2-3/4" chambers and ejectors. Barrels are marked on flat "Bored by R.L. Rowe". Standard case-hardened No. 1-1/2 DH frame with standard "Dog and Bird" floral scene full coverage engraving. Action has double triggers and non-automatic safety. Walnut checkered pistol grip butt stock that is a professional replacement with "Old English" Pachmayr pad. Stock has excellent shooting dimensions with Parker grip cap and silver vanity shield with initials "WOO". Factory walnut checkered beavertail forearm with latch release. Parker serialization book confirms all options and manufacturing dates. LOP: 15". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 1-1/2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 228328. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 90% reapplied blue with areas around sight wiped to gray for sight clarity. Rib has been repaired in several places. 20% fading original case colors. Triggers have been changed from single to double with "L/R" still visible. Expert restock of butt stock done in factory style. This gun has been heavily shot, but has a lot of life left for the shooter or to be restored to its former glory.

Made by Parker Brothers Gun Company of Meriden, Connecticut in 1905. 28" blued factory Vulcan steel barrels in 12 gauge with maker marked rib, bead front sight and extractors with 2-3/4" chambers and modified and cylinder chokes. Case-hardened No. 2 frame with standard "VH" grade border line engraving with double triggers and automatic safety. Non-factory walnut checkered pistol grip stock done in Parker style with "Dog's Head" butt plate and Parker grip cap and German silver vanity plate. Factory walnut matching checkered forearm with latch release. LOP: 14-1/2". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-1/2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 130632. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% fading barrel blue with usage marks and scratches. 10% original case colors with most in protected areas and action having some surface discoloration marks. Wood has sharp checkering with added coat of varnish. Good bores and mechanics.

Lot consists of seven Parker Bros. marked wooden handled nickel plated shot/powder measures, two Parker Bros. nickel plated wad loaders with wooden knob plungers, three Parker Bros. 12 gauge wad and shot tubes, a unique cast Parker marked bench top priming tool, a Parker patent capper, hand shell extractor and screwdriver new in the box, and a brass 10 gauge Parker shotgun shell. CONDITION All items are in good condition.

Lot consists of 1929 Parker Green Flying Goose Catalog, Parker hanging tag for GHE grade 12 gauge 26" SN# 237449, Parker gun pamphlet and a colorful woodcock and gun monogrammed letter. CONDITION Overall good with light edge wear and some tearing. All items appear to be original.

Vintage quality made Leg-O-Mutton leather case for up to 30" barrel gun with leather fixtures and straps and brass hardware. CONDITION Overall good with cracking and scuffs.

Leather Leg-O-Mutton shotgun case for up to 30" barrel shotgun with all leather fixtures and polished steel mounts. CONDITION Overall good with some cracks and scuffs.

Framed paper lithograph poster featuring "Lady's Count Gladstone," one of a series of thirteen posters depicting the National Field Trial Championship winners from 1896 through 1910. Lithograph based on the original artwork by renowned artist Edmund Henry Osthaus. Reads "By Count Gladstone IV - Dan's Lady, 1900." Exhibits areas of staining along the outer matting, one area of damage along the top edge of the poster and a small area of touch up in the dog's chest. Mounted under glass in believed to be the original wood frame with plaque reading "DuPont 1908 Trophy Won By" and etched with "Chas. A Courtney, Sulligent, Alabama, July 10." 27.75" H x 33.75" W. DIMENSIONS 27.75 x 33.75 in

Excellent lithograph canvas advertising calendar sign featuring incredible game scene of a hunter with his side-by-side shotgun and two dogs; a Pointer and Spaniel. Game scene by Gustav Muss-Arnolt. Reads Harrington & Richardson Arms Co, Worcester, Mass USA with "Guns & Revolvers" in the pad location. Full pad is included but separated from calendar. Overall, in very nice condition with some creasing along the right side and minimal edge wear throughout. Small, visible staple holes where the pad would originally be located. Includes top and bottom bands plus full 1910 calendar pad. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. Marked Copyright 1909 by Harrington & Richardson Arms Co on bottom left corner with artist signature on left corner near the Pointer's foot. 26.75" H x 14" W. DIMENSIONS 26.75 x 14 in

Incredible lithograph poster featuring the images and names of the 75 most popular and expert trap shooters in America during 1890. Reads "Compliments of United States Cartridge Company, Lowell, Mass." Pictured is Captain Adam H. Bogardus, inventor of the first practical glass ball trap and a touring member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. The poster exhibits wear, some spotting and discoloration. There are areas of tears with restoration in the center that are still complete. Mounted under glass in a heavy modern wooden frame. Overall, an incredible time capsule piece of USA shooting history. Marked Photo by Elmer Chickering, 21 West Street, Boston on the left and Forbes Litho. Co Boston & NY on the right. 38.5" H x 20.5" W. DIMENSIONS 38.5 x 20.5 in

This piece is unique in every way. It was most likely constructed by a gunsmith in the New York area circa 1880's and is similar to guns seen by this cataloger from that area. Gun features unmarked 20 gauge twist steel barrels with bead front sight and unique sliding action when operated automatically cocks the right hammer. Action is controlled by double triggers. Stocked in American walnut with steel butt plate and has a period wrist repair. Unique example of American gunsmithing ingenuity. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 20 GA. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall fair with metal turning brown. Wood has a dark unique finish with period wrist repair. Missing wooden ramrod. Dark bores with functioning mechanics.

Made in St. Entienne, France by Brun Latrique, circa 1880. 29-1/2" Twist steel barrels with smooth concave rib, bead front sight, and extractors. Floral engraved underlever pinfire action with double triggers, back action external hammer locks, and shaped steel engraved trigger guard. Walnut English grip checkered stock with steel butt plate, sling swivels, and steel floral engraved opening lever. CALIBER: 24. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall 90% remaining fading twist barrel pattern with action polished to gray. Wood has putty repair behind action. Poor bores with left muzzle damaged and dented. Gun has good mechanics and would be an excellent restoration project.

Made in Paris, France circa 1870. 24" Twist steel barrels in 14 gauge pinfire caliber with illegible Maker marked concave rib, bead sight and engraved steel detachable forearm. Floral engraved action with engraved blued finish hammers, double triggers and shaped steel trigger guard. French walnut checkered straight stock with smooth steel butt plate. Comes in a period mahogany maker's marked case (not gunmaker) with cleaning tools and screwdrivers. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 1-1/4". CALIBER: 14 GA. S/N: 3246. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall poor, but complete and solid with oxidation and poor storage damage. Pitted bores with tight mechanics. Case in poor condition with lid needing to be re-attached. Great gun for restoration. Lots of potential.

Lot features: "Laflin and Rand 1905 won by Fred H. King" trophy. "Malone Live Championship of 1914 won by Leo H. Shoals" trophy. "Individual Championship Giddings, Texas Gun Club 1905" trophy. CONDITION Overall good with silver needing cleaned.

Late 19th Century engravers tools in maker marked leather covered case with 6 tools. CONDITION Overall good with case having some flaking. Very finely made set of tools.

Made by Savage Arms Company in 1929, which was their first year in production. Gun has No. 3 weight 26" blued Sterlingworth Compressed steel barrels in 12 gauge with 2-3/4" chambers and ejectors with improved cylinder and modified chokes. Case-hardened "Fox Sterlingworth" marked action with double triggers and automatic safety. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock with Bakelite grip cap and butt plate. Gun has matching checkered ejector forearm with friction release. Comes with original box and tags numbered to gun. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-1/4". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 122127. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall very good with 92% original blue, 98% vivid case colors, 98% original varnish with two small dings in butt stock. Excellent bores with mechanics sticky from old oil and grease. Tags are in good condition with box having nice legible label, but missing top label. A hard gun to find in possibly unfired condition.

Made by Savage Arms in 1935. One of four guns known in this configuration made that year and one of 570 total with Savage construction numbers under sixty guns total. Gun has standard 32" modified choke blued Chromax steel barrel with factory ventilated rib in 12 gauge with 2-3/4" chambers. Case-hardened "JE" Grade engraved boxlock action with single trigger and no safety. Blued trigger guard with gold "PS" initials on trigger bow. Non-factory walnut Monte Carlo stock with right hand cheekpiece and Pachmayr vented recoil pad. Factory checkered competition style forend with latch release. LOP: 14". DAC: 2". DAH: 3". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 400555. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 98% barrel blue remaining from old reblue. Action worn to a silvery patina. 98% varnish on stocks from old refinish. Good bores and mechanics.

Made by A.H. Fox Gun Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1911. 30" blued No.2 weight Krupp steel barrels with modified and modified chokes in 12 gauge with 2-3/4" chambers and ejectors. Gun has full matted rib with bead front sight, floral breech engraving, and standard steel barrel with Fox address markings. Barrel flat is interestingly marked "MODEL 1910". Case-hardened 12 gauge frame with early style "C" grade fine line bird, floral, and dog scene engraving and double triggers with automatic safety. Factory "C" grade walnut checkered stock with numbers not matching gun. Stock is fitted with period leather faced pad and Bakelite grip cap. Also original checkered walnut splinter forend with latch release. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 15831. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 95% barrel blue remaining from old reblue. 90% varnish with butt stock being an original stock but a replacement. Forearm is original to gun. Action has turned screws and is worn to a silvery patina. Good bores and mechanics with a good look.

Made by A.H. Fox Gun Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1916. 30" blued Krupp steel barrels with full and full chokes in 12 gauge with 2-3/4" chambers, ejectors, and matted rib with bead front sight. Standard barrel markings with Fox proof. Case-hardened heavy chiseled floral "A" Grade engraving with automatic safety and double triggers. Gun has walnut checkered stock with round knob pistol grip and Silver's rubber recoil pad. Gun has matching checkered splinter forearm with latch release. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 22609. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 98% barrel blue from old professional reblue. 40% case colors with most in protected areas. 90% original varnish with coat of linseed oil added with usage marks and dings. Pad possibly a replacement for the original. Good bores and mechanics.

Made by Savage Arms in Utica, New York in 1940. Blued 26" Sterlingworth Compressed steel barrels with matted rib, bead sight, and extractors in 12 gauge with cylinder and modified chokes and 2-3/4" chambers. Case-hardened frame marked "Fox Sterlingworth" with automatic safety and double triggers. Factory checkered walnut pistol grip stock with hard rubber grip cap and butt plate. Gun has matching forearm with friction release. LOP: 14-1/4". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-1/4". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 160638. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 90% original blue with wear on handling areas. 95% original vivid case colors with wear on carry area. 90% original varnish with sharp checkering and small handling dings and nicks. Excellent bore and mechanics.

Made by A.H. Fox Gun Company, Philadelphia, PA., circa 1920. Toy has painted 16" SxS barrels with bead sight. Stamped frame with top opening lever. Barrel stock with Fox decal on comb. Comes with two shells. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Overall good with usage marks and dings.

Amazing Selby paper calendar with an exceptional hunting dog scene by renowned artist Edmund Osthaus. Calander displays very well with areas of professional repair above and behind the left dogs. Calendar has a few additional small creases and tears along the edges, predominately the right edge. One page of the calendar pad showing for December 1910. Top and bottom band present, possibly replacements. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. Marked Olsen Litho Co SF and Selby Smelting & Lead Co San Francisco on bottom of graphic. 27.5" H x 20.5" W. DIMENSIONS 27.5 x 20.5 in

Incredible wooden countertop display featuring a colorful lithograph poster of the St. Louis Shot Tower facility, a hunter with birds in flight and various glass tubes containing lead shot of different sizes. The lead shot was created by dropping molten lead onto screens of different sizes, naturally forming the lead into different sizes via gravity which then fell into a pool of water. Exhibits with typical age and storage wear. Mounted behind glass, the poster has great color with various spots and staining, mostly along the edges. The wooden display shows wear and retains 23 full glass tubes with various sizes of lead shot. Five tubes are missing and one is cracked and empty. This piece will stand out in any sportsman collection and is sure to be a conversation starter. 25.5" H x 16.75" W x 3.25" D. DIMENSIONS 25.5 x 16.75 x 3.25 in

Made by the Selby Smelting and Lead Company of San Francisco, California who custom loaded shotgun shells using various companies primed empties. This kit shows Loaded Winchester 1901 Head stamped Leader and New Rival Brand shells, United States Cartridge Company Climax, Romax and Ajax headstamps and Remington U.M.C. Arrow shell. Kit is housed in blue hinged cardboard box with Selby label and kit inventory. A rare salesman's kit. CONDITION Kit has torn edges with some label staining with shells in good condition.

Manufactured in 1989 by Beretta in Italy. Features 28" ventilated rib barrels chambered for 3" magnum shells. Includes a 7 piece Beretta screw-in choke tube set and wrench. The Monoblock is stamped with matching serial number to tang with Italian proof marks. Equipped with ejectors. Coin finished action features 90% engraved coverage with floral and scroll designs covering top, sides, bottom, lever, trigger guard and tang. Left side panel features two landing ducks in a pond scene, stamped "DUCKS UNLIMITED" below. Right side panel features three quail in flight in a woodland scene and stamped below "Maass", likely the engraver. Bottom of the action features a quail in flight and stamped "MADE IN ITALY", "P.BERETTA", "MOD 687 DU", "PATENTED / DU91031812". Blued finish lever and trigger guard and gold wash single select / safety trigger. High figured walnut with matching skeet style forearm. Checkered forearm and pistol grip with a Ducks Unlimited logo inlaid on the bottom of the grip. Stock is fitted with a brass inlaid vanity plate and brown rubber recoil pad. Comes in a beautiful green velvet lined Ducks Unlimited Canvas take-down case with brass plate etched "DUCKS UNLIMITED COLLECTORS" / "SERIES 1989-90". Includes original hanging tag and paperwork. CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: DU91031812. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Great overall condition retaining 98% original finish, with limited handling marks. Stock shows crisp checkering with very faint handling marks. Excellent bore, unfired. Case is in good condition with limited minor handling and storage marks.

Manufactured in 2002 in Italy. Features a 28" blued ventilated rib barrels with fiber optic front sight and chambered for 3" shells. Choked Improved Cylinder and Cylinder. Includes additional screw-in factory chokes; Full, Modified, and Improved. Blued receiver with beautiful floral scroll engraving with gold inlaid ducks in flight on the left side and gold inlaid Pheasants on the right side. Gold wash single trigger with tang mounted selector and safety. Grade 3 walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and brass inlaid oval on the bottom. Fitted with a factory gel recoil pad and also includes rubber recoil pad. Matching trap style forearm with checkering. Comes in the original factory take-down case with choke tube wrench, and manual. LOP: 14-1/2". DAC: 1-3/4". DAH: 2-1/2". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: P30567B. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% condition showing light field wear. Stock and forearm show a few very faint dings. Nice bore and great mechanics. Case is in great condition.

Manufactured in East Germany by Gerbruder Merkel Suhl in 1954. No visible import markings. Features blued 26" "Special Laufstahl" steel barrels with raised matted rib, twin bead sights, and ejectors. Chambered for 20 Gauge with 2-3/4" shells with Improved Cylinder and Modified chokes. Full game scene engraved coin finished sidelock action with detachable sidelocks and Holland and Holland style cocking indicators with Kersten double lug latch. Action is controlled by Merkel single selective trigger with automatic safety. Engraving features deep chisel fox and pheasant scene on right and full floral vignette on bottom with dog flushing quail on left panel. Fine hand-rubbed oil finish checkered pistol grip stock with floral carving behind locks. Stock is fitted with a horn butt plate and grip cap. Matching Merkel style three piece checkered forearm with latch release. LOP: 14-1/4". DAC: 1-5/8". DAH: 2-5/8". CALIBER: 20 GA. S/N: 39952. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 98%+ overall condition with light edge and handling wear. Excellent bores and mechanics.

Made in Suhl Germany in 1936 by Gebruder Merkel. Barrels marked with agent Nossiers - Gabriel / Breslau on left barrel stop. Breslau is now part of Poland. Features blued 28-1/4" Bohler steel barrels with donut post Merkel ventilated rib, twin bead sights, Nitro proofs, ejectors, 2-3/4" chambers, choked Full and Full. Action has coin finish with full game scene engraved sideplates, Kersten double lug lockup, double triggers, cocking indicators and non-automatic safety. sideplates are full coverage engraved with vignette and flying pheasant scene on right, vignette scene covering bottom and flying duck scene on left. Walnut pistol grip checkered stock with right hand cheekpiece, horn trigger guard, added Pachmayr pad and horn grip cap. Matching checkered Merkel three piece walnut forearm with latch release. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/4". DAH: 2-1/4". CALIBER: 12 GA. S/N: 23481. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 92% of an old re-blue on barrels with removed sling swivels and wear mark on rib. Cleaned action with sharp engraving. Wood has been cleaned with butt cut for addition of recoil pad. Excellent bores and mechanics.

In 1974 Remington manufactured a Limited Edition of 1,000 Deluxe Skeet Grade 3200's named the "One Of 1000". Features a 26" blued ventilated rib barrel with white bead front sight, chambered for 2-3/4" shells with Skeet choke. Comes with four sets of tubes for 20, 28, and 410 gauge making it very versatile. Blued action with scroll engraving and gold lettering "ONE OF 1000" on each side panel. Bottom of the action is stamped in gold lettering "REMINGTON / 3200 / SK. 0997". Engraved scroll pattern on the bottom of the trigger guard. Single trigger with tang mounted selector switch missing (will need professionally replaced). Nicely figured walnut stock with pistol grip checkering and brass vanity plate inlaid pistol grip cap. Fitted with a factory brown rubber recoil pad. Matching skeet style forearm with checkering and scroll engraving on latch. Comes in a brown felt take-down case with factory tools. LOP: 13-3/4". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: MULTI GAUGE. S/N: 997. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% condition with light field wear on the barrel and action. Stock and forearm show a few small deep dings. Great bore and good mechanics minus the selector switch. Case is in great condition with light handling and storage marks.

Made in Ferlach, Austria by Vinzenz Urbas and imported by Flaig's of Millvale, Pennsylvania in 1952. Blued 28" Bohler Steel barrel with ejectors, ventilated rib, bead front sight, 2-3/4" chambers, and Modified and Modified chokes in 16 gauge. Rib marked with "Forever Yours" in gold and "Made in Austria". Coin finish Kersten double lug action with full game scene engraved side plates. Action has vignette bird and dog scene on left and rabbit and duck scene on right with bottom having bird and floral scene. Action has top tang automatic safety, bushed firing pins, and double triggers. Select walnut checkered pistol grip stock with hard rubber grip cap and butt plate with white spacers. Matching checkered Merkel style 3 piece forearm with latch release. LOP: 14-1/2". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2". CALIBER: 16 GA. S/N: 36493. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 95% fading original barrel blue with action having dull silver color. Wood has traces of original finish with small usage marks. Excellent bore and mechanics.

Unique Johnson Outboard framed cardboard sign with die cut and offset blue winged teal duck, giving the piece a 3D look as if the bird is in flight. Sign is in excellent condition with minimal surface and edge wear on the duck. Professionally framed. Marked "Blue-winged Teal" and Compliments Canadian Tire Corp. 10" H x 11" W. DIMENSIONS 10 x 11 in

Unique Johnson Outboard framed cardboard sign with die cut and offset woodcock, giving the piece a 3D look as if the bird is in flight. Sign is in excellent condition with slight creasing in the woodcock's bill. Professionally framed. Marked "Woodcock" and Compliments Canadian Tire Corp. 10" H x 11" W. DIMENSIONS 10 x 11 in

Unique Johnson Outboard framed cardboard sign with die cut and offset black duck, giving the piece a 3D look as if the bird is in flight. Sign is in excellent condition with minimal edge wear along the duck. Professionally framed with minor wear and light scratches along the frame. Marked "Black Duck" and Compliments Canadian Tire Corp. 10" H x 10.75" W. DIMENSIONS 10 x 10.75 in

Large poster, possibly a printing sample, with three different graphics used by Ithaca to advertise their Featherweight Repeaters. Featuring a turkey, goose and pheasant in flight from a similar branch. Great colors and graphics with various areas of minor discoloration along the left edge. Professionally framed under glass. Marked under each bird with the scale and The Weiller Co, Phila, PA. Marked on right edge with printing information and dates. 50.25" H x 40.5" W. DIMENSIONS 50.25 x 40.5 in

Similarly pictured in the previous lot, this is the multi-piece cardboard die cut flying turkey and mounted offset of the backing piece which gives the piece a 3D look as if the bird is in flight. Excellent color overall with four non factory mounting holes. Surface has some reside and wear with creasing at the beak and tip of one lower feather. 14" H x 23.25" W. DIMENSIONS 14 x 23.25 in

Large paper poster with excellent colors and a pheasant hunting scene. Circa 1955 and part of a series. Poster has age toning, edge/corner wear with loss and tiny mounting holes along the sides and corners. Marked Copyright 1955, Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp, Especially Painted for Western-Winchester, Litho USA. Shrink wrapped to foam board. 42" H x 28" W. DIMENSIONS 42 x 28 in

Large paper poster with very good colors and a rabbit hunting scene by artist Weimer Pursell. Circa 1955 and part of a series. Poster has age toning, edge/corner wear with loss and a few tape repairs along the bottom edges. Marked Copyright 1955, Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp, Especially Painted for Western-Winchester, Litho USA. Shrink wrapped to foam board. 40" H x 26" W. DIMENSIONS 40 x 26 in

Large paper poster with very good colors and a squirrel hunting scene by artist Weimer Pursell. Circa 1955 and part of a series. Poster has age toning, edge/corner wear, small surface tears and a few tape repairs along the top edges. Poster has been folded and displays with fold marks throughout. Marked Copyright 1955, Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp, Especially Painted for Western-Winchester, Litho USA. Shrink wrapped to foam board. 42" H x 28" W. DIMENSIONS 42 x 28 in

Large paper poster with excellent colors and a deer hunting scene by artist J. G. Woods. Circa 1955 and part of a series. Poster has age toning, edge/corner wear with loss and four tiny mounting holes along the sides and bottom corners. Marked Copyright 1955, Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp, Especially Painted for Western-Winchester, Litho USA. Shrink wrapped to foam board. 40" H x 26" W. DIMENSIONS 40 x 26 in

Large cardboard die cut fold out with great color and graphics. Features an image of "African cheetah, or hunting leopard, trained to retrieve birds. Picture taken on Long Island from one of Field & Stream Magazine's movies." Also displays with multiple cartridge boxes (Winchester 30/30, .38 Special) and shell boxes (Defiance, Ajax Heavies, Climax Heavies and Climax 12 Gauge). Exhibits with wear and some indentions that have broken the surface, mainly in the center graphic. Complete tear across the "US" graphic at the top and the panels do not appear to be completely attached. Great graphics on this hard to find piece. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. Marked CS-111 and Litho in USA. 24.75" H x 44.25" W. DIMENSIONS 24.75 x 44.25 in

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, one-piece cardboard box with "Ajax Heavies Long Range" label with "Flying Geese" with original shells being 2-3/4"with "4" shot. A nice colorful box. CONDITION Overall good with no major tears or damage. Slightly faded colors with good visible scenes.

Lot includes 4 two-piece cardboard, 25 round "Climax" shotshell boxes in 28, 20, 16,12 gauge with 16 gauge box having 10 original rounds. CONDITION Overall fair with boxes having edgewear and staining with readable labels. 28 gauge box has torn side flap with crushed surface. Great display pieces.

Large countertop folding display with fold out topper that presents like a box of Super Speed shotgun shells. Exhibits with excellent color and general wear including surface rubs, corner/edge wear and some mild staining throughout. The topper is nice and intact with creasing along the top and bottom of the shotgun shell. Assembly instructions on the reverse with a visual of countertop or window display locations. "$29.50" written in pencil on the reverse. Marked Litho USA, 1953 Olin Industries Inc, Form No 10-B USP 9545. 21" H x 12" W x 7.25" D. DIMENSIONS 21 x 12 x 7.25 in

Large countertop folding display with fold out topper that presents like a box of Super X shotgun shells. Exhibits with excellent color and general wear including surface rubs, corner/edge wear and few minor spots of discoloration. The topper is nice and intact with minor creasing along bottom tab insert of the shotgun shell and mild discoloration on the right edge. Assembly instructions on the reverse with a visual of countertop or window display locations. "$29.50" written in pencil on the reverse. Marked Litho USA, 1953 Olin Industries Inc, Form No 10-B USP 9545. 21" H x 12" W x 7.25" D. DIMENSIONS 21 x 12 x 7.25 in

Box of 25 custom loaded to order shells by Western Arms & Cartridge Co, Chicago. Box is beige colored with "Chamberlin Cartridges" and "Loaded to Order" by Western Arms & Cartridge Co, Chicago" label markings. Shells are loaded in U.M.C. "Club" headstamped shells with "wood powder" and "6" shot. CONDITION Overall fair condition with tattered edges. Visible label with some staining. Shells have faded color and are correct with minor oxidation. Recommend for display purpose only.

Box is a 25 round, 20 gauge two-piece cardboard box with "Chamberlin Cartridges" and "Loaded by Atlantic Ammunition Company Limited New York" beige colored box. Original shells were U.S. Cartridge Company manufacture and were loaded with F.F.F.6 and "No 10 Chilled" shot. CONDITION Overall good with box sides pushing in front of shells inside. ? Light tattered edges with visible label scene and end labels fading with light staining. Rare box.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's shotshell encyclopedia with Kirkwood Bros of Boston label with Trapshooter and "Load" label markings. Correct Winchester Leader reloaded shells matching and label being 3" with "Dead Shot" and Kirkwood top wads. CONDITION Overall fair with seal broken. Visible scene with some tears and staining. Shells are in good condition, recommended for display purpose only. Nice box.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 10 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with Clinton Cartridge Co, Chicago address with "Pointer Dog's Head Label". Shells were loaded with smokeless powder and "No.4" shot. CONDITION Overall good with good colors fading slightly and some small scuffs. Front label has torn corner and is missing. Nice box, box only.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with Clinton Cartridge Company, Chicago address and "Pointer Dog's Head Label". Shells were loaded with smokeless powder and "No.4" shot. CONDITION Good condition with light tatters and scuffs. Colors still sharp and very visible scenes. Box only.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 16 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with Clinton Cartridge Company, Chicago address and "Pointer Dog's Head Label". Shells were loaded with"6" shot and box still has an original Sears Roebuck price tag for .83 cents. CONDITION Overall good with light edge wear. Left side flap is torn with half section missing on right. Scene is good with visible colors and staining. Box only.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 20 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with Clinton Cartridge Company, "Pointer Dog's Head Label". Shells were loaded with"6" shot. CONDITION Overall fair condition with light edge tatters, front label missing corner. Label colors are visible with light staining. Box only.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge two-piece cardboard box with 25 empty Nitro Club rounds with label having shells loaded with Laflin and Rand powder with "7 1/2 Chilled Shot" with "Flying Drake" label. CONDITION Overall fair with wrong ammunition. Colors are visible with good scenes. Seals are broken with bottom covering loose. A rare box.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with "Man Shooting Scene" on front and loaded with "Dupont" powder and "8 Chilled Shot". Box is full with seal intact in places. CONDITION Overall fair with fading, but visible colors and scene. Left side is torn at top with seal torn but still intact in spots. A rare box.

Listed as a "8" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 20 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with "Man Walking Dog" scene loaded with "10" and "Dupont" powder and has 23 original correct 2-1/2" rounds. CONDITION Overall fair with torn side flap. Scene and colors are visible with some staining and missing side label. Rounds have faded colors with readable top wads with faded by not oxidized brass bases. A rare box.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is 25 round, two-piece cardboard box in 12 gauge with "Nitro Club Dove Load" end label with original shells being loaded with "6" shot. CONDITION Overall fair with edges torn . Good colors and scenes with some staining.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a factory sealed 25 round Game scene end label Nitro Club 25 round, 12 gauge two-piece cardboard box with "8Ch" shot loading and "Quail Load" end label marking. CONDITION Overall good with sharp corners. Label colors are fading, but visible with some staining.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round Game scene end label Nitro Club 12 gauge two-piece cardboard box with "6" shot loading and "Rabbit Load" end label marking. Box has 15 correct original rounds and 10 non-original rounds. CONDITION Overall fair with some edge tears. Label has some scuffs and marks with visible colors and scene. Shells are in good condition.

Listed as a "4" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round Game Scene end label Nitro Club 12 gauge two-piece cardboard box with "71/2CH" shot and "Duck Load" end label marking. CONDITION Overall good with bright scene and colors with minor staining. Some small edge tears on bottom.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round Game scene end label Nitro Club 12 gauge two-piece cardboard box with "7" shot loading and "Grouse Load" end label marking. CONDITION Overall fair with some edge tears. Label has some scuffs and marks with visible colors and scene.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, Game Scene end label Nitro Club 16 gauge two-piece cardboard box with "9" shot loading and "Snipe Load" end label marking. Label differs and says "Also for Plover, Rail and Woodcock instead of "Suitable For". CONDITION Overall poor with torn side and some staining. Scene and colors fading but visible.

Remington U.M.C. factory sealed 25 round, 16 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with "Infallible" powder and "No. 8" shot. Box is marked with "Union Metallic Cartridge Works" Address and "Steel Lined" marking. CONDITION Overall good with slight scuffs and good seal. Visible colors and label with light staining.

Box only. Listed as a "6" rarity by Bocyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 Gauge two-piece cardboard box with Federal "Trapshooter" label and clay pigeons in corners. Original rounder were loaded with smokeless powder and 7-1/2 shot. Box only. CONDITION Overall good with visible label colors and scene with light staining and bottom label having some tear from opening.

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, two-piece box with "Flying Duck Referee" label loaded with No. 7 Buck shot. CONDITION Good condition with fading colors and tattered edges. Unbroken seal. Nice box overall. Recommended for display purposes only.

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, two-piece cardboard "Ideal" labeled shotshell box with Cincinnati, Ohio Address. Box is full of correct shells with seal broken and shells loaded with correct "Dupont" Smokeless powder and "6 CH" shot. CONDITION Overall good with seal broken with light tattering, clear visible scene and some light staining. Shells in good condition and are correct.

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 410 Caliber, one-piece cardboard "High Velocity" labeled shotshell box with Cincinnati, Ohio Address with "Duvrock Trap" advertisements. Box is full of correct shells loaded with correct "No. 6" shot and "2-1/2" shells. CONDITION Overall good with inside flap torn at joint. Box has good colors and scenes with light edgewear. Shells are original and in good condition.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 16 gauge, factory full, two-piece cardboard "Premier" labeled shotshell box with Cincinnati, Ohio Address. Shells are 2-9/16" and loaded with label matching "Balliste" powder and "No. 7" shot. CONDITION Overall poor with seal broken and taped areas with torn corners. Labels are visible and fading with shells in good condition.

Box is 25 round, 12 gauge, factory full Peters "Target" labeled two-piece shotshell box with Cincinnati, Address. Shells are correctly loaded as label states with "Dupont Smokeless" powder and "No. 10" shot. CONDITION Overall good with tattered corners with seal broken. Good, but fading colors on label with light staining. Shells are correct and in good condition.

Listed as a "4" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 20 gauge, two-piece cardboard "Target Rustless Spreader Load" labeled shotshell box with Cincinnati, Ohio Address. "Spreader Load" is stamped across all three labels. Label states shells were loaded with Smokeless powder and "6" shot. CONDITION Overall good with some corner tattering. Fading visible labels with some staining.

Early Peters Cincinnati, Ohio Address High Velocity" labeled two-piece 12 gauge shotshell box with 20 original shells loaded with "Dupont Oval" and "5" shot matching label. Early "Duck" label with no "Rustless" marking. CONDITION Overall good with tattered corners with seal broken and corners separating. Good, but fading colors on label with light staining. Shells are correct and in good condition.

Box has typical "High Velocity" blue and "Duck" scene label with "Dupont" Oval Trademarks and "King's Mill, Ohio Address. Box is 25 round with 2-9/16" 16 gauge shells loaded with "6 Ch" shot. CONDITION Overall good with cut seal and tattered edges. Scene is fading with light staining. Shells are original and in good condition.

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 16 gauge, cardboard two-piece box labeled with "High Gun" blue motif and Cincinnati, Ohio Address with label stating original shells loaded with "Hercules Infallible Powder" and "4 CH" shot. CONDITION Overall good with light scuffs and pencil marks. Label is fading but very visible with minor staining.

Listed as a 8+ rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 4 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with red lettering label originally full of 4" Leader No. 4 factory primed empty shells. CONDITION Super rare box in fair but solid condition with one corner separated and some rough marks and staining. Hard to find box.

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is 25 round, 10 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with beige "Rival" label with "Paper Shot Shells" in a semi-circle with Winchester Address. CONDITION Overall fair with top having good label and colors with bottom having tape issues.

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with blue "Loaded Winchester New Rival with Patent Corrugated Head" paper shotshells label. Factory full with blue paper corrugated base shells loaded with black powder and "No. 6" shot. CONDITION Overall poor with tattered labels and edges with some missing label corners. Seal has been broken with good condition correct shells inside.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, two-piece cardboard green "Loaded Winchester New Rival Waterproof Paper Shotshells". Box has colorful "Dupont" powder banner on right and was originally loaded with "No. 8" shot. CONDITION Overall good with good green color and some minor scuffs. Small tattering on edges but all in all a nice box.

Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, one-piece cardboard box with "Ranger Trap Load" label, Trap Shooter scene and Staynless roll crimp shells. Correct factory shells loaded with Minimax powder and "7 1/2" Chilled Shot. CONDITION Overall good with light tatters and swelled edges. Shells in good condition. Very colorful box.

Listed as a "6" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, two-piece cardboard Winchester "Leader" labeled box with "Experimental Stock" stamped diagonally with original shells loaded with "Walrode" Powder and "7 1/2 T.C." shot. CONDITION Overall good with light edge wear. Good label with slightly fading colors. A nice unusual box.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 gauge, one piece cardboard box with colorful Leader "Grouse" scene with original shells loaded with smokeless powder and "7 1/2 Chilled Shot". CONDITION Overall good with light edge separation. Good scene with bright colors. A nice box.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 16 gauge, one piece cardboard box with colorful Leader "Grouse" scene with original shells loaded with "Infallible" powder and "8CH" shot. CONDITION Overall good with some swelling and light edge wear. Original shells are correct and all there.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 28 gauge, one piece cardboard box with colorful Repeater "Pheasant" scene with original shells loaded with "7 1/2" Chilled Shot". CONDITION Desirable box but in slightly poor condition with lid flap missing and several torn corners. Scene is visible with scuffs and fading.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 16 gauge, one-piece cardboard box with colorful Repeater "Pheasant" scene with original 2-9/16" shells loaded with smokeless powder and "6 Chilled" shot. CONDITION Desirable box in good condition with some pencil marks and scuffs on right side. Basically a good box.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 10 gauge, one -piece cardboard box with colorful Repeater "Pheasant" scene with original shells loaded with smokeless powder and "4 Chilled Shot". CONDITION Rare box with fair condition with label colors fading and having some staining. Box has some severe scuffs on right and front sides. Hard to find in this gauge.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 50 round, 8 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with red lettering label with No. 4 primed empty shells. Box has 45 shells, one non-original and 5 missing. Has original loading instruction paperwork inside. CONDITION Rare box in fair condition with seal broken and some scuffs and missing pieces and missing bottom label with pencil marks. Original shells are in good condition with one odd one in poor condition.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 10 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with "DuPont" smokeless and "9" Shot. CONDITION Overall poor with unbroken seal. Some staining and tearing from poor storage. Visible label with tattered corners. Recommend for display purpose only.

Listed as a "7" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 20 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with beige repeater loaded label. 16 original yellow paper shells with Lafflin and Smokeless powder. No "4" Shot. CONDITION Overall poor with edge tears and loose bottom. Visible label with scuffs and marks. Original shells in good condition. Recommend for display purpose only.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 20 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with Green "Flying Ducks" NuBlack label with red printed address. Box is factory full with correct, yellow paper "Dupont Black Powder" and 2-1/2" with "No. 1 Buck" shot. CONDITION Overall fair with tattered edges and broken seal. Visible colors and scenes with age staining. Shells have good colors with bases starting to oxidize. Recommend for display purpose only.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 12 Gauge, two piece cardboard box with green and white flying ducks. NuBlack label with "dotted W's" in corners. No shells included, box only. CONDITION Overall good with light edge wear. Good label and colors with light staining.

Listed as a "5" rarity in Bacyk's Shotshell Encyclopedia. Box is a 25 round, 10 gauge, two-piece cardboard box with green "flying ducks". NuBlack label with red and black address. Original yellow shells with matching black powder "NoTiF" shot landing. CONDITION Overall good with good label colors and scene with broken seal and some light staining. Original shells have some shot expansion but are matching and in general good condition. Display purpose only.

Receiver made at Springfield Armory in March of 1944 with 24" "SA 2-52" dated barrel. Standard sights with late style T37 flash suppressor and M-84 scope. Rifle has all "SA" marked internals with "SA" marked cut op-rod. Walnut stock with "P" in circle proof and no visible arsenal stamp. T-4, "M.R.T.2-52" marked leather cheek pad. Comes with woven green fabric sling. Appears to be a DCM assembled rifle. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 2634773. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% original arsenal finish with handling wear. Mount and scope are reproductions. Flash hider is also a reproduction. Mildew resistant treatment check piece appears to be original. Stock retains a dark oil finish with visible "P" in circle and "C" grip stamp. Good bore with TE of 2 and ME of 2 with good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1943 during the height of WWII. Features an 18" barrel stamped "UNDERWOOD 9/43" with period correct flip-up rear 2-position peep sight with shrouded blade milled front sight. RSG stamped two rivet top wood. SG marked trigger group with early cross bolt safety. SG marked sidewall and blued flat SG stamped bolt. SG stamped stock with Ordnance cross cannon cartouche, has not been cut for an M2. Includes period correct canvas sling and 10-round flat bottom magazine with rubber cap. Steel checkered butt plate. Has not been through a rebuild - no bayonet lug or "P" proof mark. LOP: 13". CALIBER: 30 CARBINE. S/N: 1850328. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 80% overall with some fading, great condition for age and purpose. Light frosted bore with ME2 measurement. Good mechanics.

Made by John Unertl in Mars, Pennsylvania in 1942, with the government ordering approximately 3500 with 1750 actually being delivered. Scope measures 23-1/2" long with 1-1/2" front bell with adjustment grip. 3/4" tube with 8x crosshair reticle. Scope has original steel screw on caps, black Japaned finish, and Posa type micrometer mount marked "J. Unertl/USMC-SNIPER/1084". Scope is also marked with electric pen "USMC Property" with original Parkerized finish. CONDITION 80% original Military Finish with some dents in front bell. All settings seem to be free and functioning. Optics are good but could use a professional cleaning. Missing recoil spring.

Made by Springfield Armory, Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1909, with the barrel being fitted by H.M. Pope in 1924. This rifle is known as the "1924 International Match Target Rifle". This rifle is one of approximately fifty known rifles, with Pope rarity factor unknown. Rifle has 32" tapered 30 caliber barrel with Globe front sight and Belding and Mull bolt peep sight. Barrel is stamped "H.M. Pope" and has "607" Pope number under the stock and is fitted with Posa mounts and an Unertl 8x target scope with caps. Standard 1903 action with three position safety, single trigger and blued 1903 steel floorplate. Bolt is polished with "L" marking on underside. Custom walnut checkered pistol grip stock with Perch-belly forearm and carved Fleur-De-Lis design with ebony forearm cap and steel decorated shotgun butt plate. Consignor lore reports that this rifle was made for Colonel Townsend Whelan and stocked by Griffin and Howe. More research is needed to verify these issues. J.T. Livengood Collection. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 392849. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 90% original blue with light handling marks. 90% original oil finish with sharp checkering. Good bore with clear optics. Bolt has a broken firing pin and does not function.

Made at Springfield Armory in 1921. 24" blued round military barrel in 30-06 caliber with "SA/Flaming Bomb/1-21/A" barrel stamping. Barrel fitted with banded front Globe target sight and P.J. O'Hare covered 2800 yard rear graduated flip sight. Parkerized finished receiver with Springfield address with swept handle military bolt with standard trigger. Receiver is drilled for Lyman 48S or Vavier sight (missing). Walnut "C" stock with "P" in circle stamp and "SA/S.P.G." in square inspector marks. Matching walnut humped top wood. Blued milled trigger guard and stock furniture. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 1213300. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 85% original military finish with added finish and handling marks. Stock has dark oil-soaked finish with sharp cartouches. Good bore with TE of 2 and ME of 1 with no import marks and good mechanics.

Made at Springfield Armory in 1928 in the style of a National Match configuration. 24" blued "Star Gage" round barrel in 30-06 caliber marked with "SA/Flaming Bomb/6-28" stamping. Standard banded blade front sight with Lyman 48S receiver sight. Blued receiver with Springfield marking on receiver with matching numbered swept handle bolt. National Match walnut "C" type stock with milled blued trigger guard. Has Springfield upgraded trigger and marksman style checkered steel butt plate. Cartouches are illegible except for a "P" in circle visible on pistol grip. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 1294986. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% original arsenal blue with handling areas turning a silvery patina. Action has traces of blue with areas of discoloration. Wood is worn with grain exposed. Pitted bore with TE of 6 and ME of 3. Good mechanics. No visible import marks. Excellent rifle to restore.

Made by Springfield Arsenal in 1934 and rebuilt for World War II. 24" blued round military barrel in 30-06 caliber with "SA/FlamingBomb/11-34" barrel marking. Standard military front blade sight and 2800 yard rear graduated sight. Black Parkerized action with Springfield marked receiver and swept handle bolt. Standard safety and trigger. Walnut "C" stock with "A.A.H." Augusta Arsenal, World War II rebuild stamp. Blued milled floorplate and trigger guard with checkered butt plate. Matching walnut humped top wood. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 1478951. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall good with 70% fading arsenal finish and some cold blue applied on floorplate. oil-soaked stock with clear rebuild stamps. Frosted bore with TE of 3 and ME of 2 with good mechanics. No visible import marks.

Made at Springfield Arsenal in 1915. 24" blued military round barrel in 30-06 caliber with standard front sight with protective hood and graduated to 2800 yards rear flip sight. Barrel is marked with "SA/FlamingBomb/1-15" stamping. Parkerized action with unmarked straight handle bolt. James F. Cole (J.F.C.) inspected walnut "S" finger groove stock with banded milled floorplate and later checkered butt plate. Parkerized stock furniture and trigger guard indicating rebuild for World War II. Matching walnut humped top wood. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 597339. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 80% remaining military finish from rebuild with handling areas showing wear with some cold blue applied. Stock has been slightly cleaned with visible cartouche and normal usage wear. Good bore with visible rifling with a TE of 4 and ME of 3. Good strong mechanics. No visible import marks.

Made at Springfield Arsenal in 1917. 24" blued round military barrel in 30-06 caliber marked "SA/Flaming Bomb/5-16" stamping. Correct banded blade front sight and rear flip sight graduated to 2800 yards. Blued action with Springfield marked receiver. Correct marked straight handle bolt with later Parkerized finish. Walnut finger groove "S" stock with illegible cartouche and "P" in circle proof. Blued milled floorplate with blued hardware. Matching walnut humped top wood. Comes with nickel plated oil bottle in trap butt. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 636532. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% original arsenal finish with bolt Parkerized for World War II. Blue worn at carry areas to a silvery patina with some added finish. Stock has dark oil-soaked finish appearance with illegible cartouche and surface lightly cleaned. Bore is good with TE of 6 and ME of 3 with good mechanics. No visible import marks.

Made at Springfield Armory in 1921. 24" blued military barrel with standard sights and marked with "SA/Flaming Bomb/12-20/A" stamping. "A" indicates second class barrel. Dark Parkerized finish action with Springfield marked receiver made in 1921 with swept handle bolt and standard trigger. Walnut two bolt "S" type finger groove stock with "W.J.S." and "P" in circle inspector marks. "W.J.S" stands for William J. Sheriffs, who was an inspector at this time. Stock is fitted with blued milled trigger guard and correct hardware. Also correct walnut humped top wood. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 1210611. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% original military finish with some added finish. Stock has dark appearance with traces of original finish and very visible cartouche. Good bore with TE of 2 and ME of 2. Good mechanics with no visible import marks.

Made at Springfield Armory in 1908. 24" blued Star Gage barrel with banded blade front sight and 2800 yard graduated rear sight. Barrel marked with "Star Gage" muzzle stamp and stamped with "SA/Flaming Bomb/3-38" marking. Dark Parkerized finished action with swept bolt handle with "N.S." (nickel steel marking). Unmarked walnut full military "C" stock with correct hardware. Matching walnut humped top wood. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 1531758. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% overall with areas worn to a silvery patina with the addition of some added finish. Wood has dark oil-soaked appearance with no visible cartouches and usual handling marks. Good bore with ME of 2 and TE of 2. Good mechanics with no visible import marks.

Made at Springfield Armory in 1926. 24" blued military barrel with covered banded blade front sight and 2800 yard rear graduated flip sight. Barrel is marked with "SA/FlamingBomb/11-25" stamping. Parkerized action with Springfield marked receiver with standard trigger and an interesting nickel steel bolt with safety converted to left hand and has no cocking lug. Full military walnut finger groove stock with Raritan Arsenal "RA" World War II rebuild stamp. Blued milled trigger guard with checkered trap steel butt plate. Matching walnut humped top wood. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 1272318. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 80% arsenal finish with bolt polished and some areas of added finish. Wood has been lightly cleaned with handling marks. Good bore with TE of 2 and ME of just under 2. Good mechanics and would be an excellent shooter for a lefty. No visible import marks.

Made at Springfield Arsenal in 1905. Rifle has 24" blued round military barrel in 30-06 caliber stamped with "SA/FlamingBomb/30-06" marking. Fitted with standard military front sight and graduated 2800 yard rear flip sight. Blued action with Springfield marked receiver and Parkerized straight handle bolt. Walnut finger groove "S" stock with octagon Ogdon Arsenal rebuild stamp. Matching walnut humped top wood. Standard blued milled trigger guard and stock furniture. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 189723. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 80% original arsenal finish with added finish in handling areas worn to silvery patina with having been cleaned and minor usage dings and marks. Rough but useable bore with TE of 3 and ME of 2 with good mechanics. No visible import marks.

Made at Springfield Armory in 1909. 24" blued military round barrel in 30-06 caliber with standard sights and marked with "SA/Flaming Bomb/9-09/A" stamping. "A" indicates a second class barrel. Blued receiver with standard trigger and straight handle unmarked blued bolt. Walnut "J.F.C." finger groove stock with "A.A.R" World War II rebuild stamp. Matching walnut humped top wood. Stock fitted with milled trigger guard and correct steel blued hardware with World War II vintage oil and grease cartridge in trap. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 369423. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 60% overall original military finish with some added finish. Dark oil-soaked stock with visible cartouches and rough usage marks. Frosted bore with visible rifling with TE of 1and ME of 2. Good bore and no import marks.

Produced in Springfield, Massachusetts in response to the elevated demand for Randall knives during WWII. This Model 1 was produced by the Northampton Cutlery Company, based on design specs and a prototype knife supplied by Bo Randall himself. Production on these were limited due to restrictions on wartime material and an unwillingness to compromise on a quality combat knife, its believed only around 500 had been manufactured. The knife measures 12-3/4" overall, with a 7-7/8" carbon steel blade. Stamped "RANDALL MADE / SPFLD.MASS." on the left side of the blade. Brass double sided hilt with red, white and black spacers on either side of the leather wrapped handled. Capped with an duralumin end cap with lanyard hole pommel nut and leather strap. Includes an unmarked Randall-style brown leather sheath and RMK soft storage zippered case. CONDITION This knife does show wear, some stained spots and a few light pits. Shows re-sharpening. Sheath and storage case shows minimum wear.

The V-42 was manufactured in 1942 by Case. Designed for First Special Service Force officers who desired a close-quarters combat knife. Features a very thin double edged blade, approximately 5-3/4" in length, overall the blade is 7-1/4". The thumb groove at the base of the blade promotes a flat ribbed grip for the thumb over the crossguard. Hard leather ribbed handle with steel "skull-cracker" pommel. 12-1/2" overall length. Case records indicate only 1750 of these knives were shipped to the FSSF. Includes period correct leather belt loop sheath. On the back of the belt loop, hand-written is "R.R. Young / company number / T Engr Co". CONDITION Retains 80%+ original finish with light oxidation in the center of the blade. Handle shows wear, but overall in great condition for 80 years. Sheath shows age and wear.

This rare knife was made by W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co. in 1942 in Bradford, Pennsylvania. Originally made for use by the First Special Service Force - "The Devil's Brigade". Knife has a 6-1/2" blade with "CASE" stamping at guard. Blade has signature "thumbprint" in front of guard also. Leather cushioned guard with ribbed grip and unique "skull cracker" base. Overall length is 11-1/2", indicating blade has been shortened, possibly due to breakage at some point. Some accounts show that these were sometimes ground down by users to alleviate withdrawal problems and since largely hand made lengths sometimes differed from status quo. Some 70 of theses knives were issued to U.S. Marine Corps Raiders stationed on the U.S.S. Omaha, which was a ship charged with hunting German commerce raiders and blockade runners. When returned or taken home the leather scabbard had "U.S.S. Omaha" on it and was scraped off. This scabbard has that feature along with correct diamond rivets and staple guide, also leather loop at top with rivet loop fastener. J.T. Livengood Collection. CONDITION Knife is in fair condition with blade wear and sharpening being evident. Leather cushion has been glued with the finish fading. Sheath is in fair condition with rubbed area where "U.S.S. Omaha" marking possibly was. Riveted holder is a possible replacement and is missing snap.

Made by Winchester Repeating Arms, circa 1960, for Naval Company Inc. of Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Gun is known as a "Bridger", was built on a Modified Winchester Model 37 single barrel shotgun. 14" blued Winchester Proof steel barrel marked with Winchester address, "Line Gun-45-70-Blanks Only", Winchester Proofs and on top "Bridger" Naval Co. Attached to barrel is aluminum line canister with rope roll inside, brass latch pin and chain with brass instruction and maker tag. Gun has standard blued Model 37, 12 gauge frame with standard trigger, external hammer type cocking and safety button, and opening lever. Standard walnut plain Model 37 pistol grip stock with Winchester hard rubber butt plate. Standard Winchester Model 37 plain walnut forearm. Comes with Naval Company documents and ATF regulations. NFA exempt. CALIBER: 45-70. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall 98% with light handling marks. Good bore and mechanics. A unique piece.

This Authentic Rarely seen 4-Digit Serial number Colt 1911 was manufactured in 1912. Colt Archive letter is included and provides the following information: Shipped to General Storekeeper, US Navy Yard in Brooklyn, NY on June 1, 1912. Left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with import stamp, assuming after service, is stamped on the left side above trigger guard. Inspection stamp by Major Walter G. Penfield. Left side of the slide is stamped "PATENTED APR.20 1897 SEPT, 9 1902 DEC, 19 1905 FEB, 14 1911" "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG CO. HARTFORD, CT U.S.A.". Right side of the slide is stamped "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. NAVY" with serial number stamped on the frame below the slide. Features period correct iron sights, lanyard loop and diamond checkered walnut grip panels. Includes 8 round magazine. This is a must have edition for any Colt or 1911 collector! CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 2582. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 80% of reapplied finish with wear on the high edges. Stampings are slightly faded. Grips do show wear in the checkering along with light scuffs. Nice bore and great mechanics.

Manufactured in 1916. This early 5-digit serial number 1911 features a 5" barrel, with period correct iron sights. Left side of the slide is stamped "PATENTED APR.20 1897 SEPT, 9 1902 DEC, 19 1905 FEB, 14 1911" and "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG CO. HARTFORD, CT U.S.A." with the Rampant Colt logo at the rear. Right side of the frame is stamped "GOVERNMENT MODEL / C 48401", and "COLT AUTOMATIC / CALIBRE 45" on the slide. Features period correct lanyard loop and diamond checkered walnut grip panels. Includes period correct Two-Tone 8 round magazine. A beautiful edition to any Colt collection! CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: C48401. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 70% of original finish showing wear on the grip straps, slide and bottom of the frame. Grips show wear in the checkering and light dings. Light frost on the bore and good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1917, this United States Property Colt 1911 pistol is all original. Features a 5" barrel, blued finish, period correction notch and half-moon front sight, diamond checkered wood grips, lanyard loop and the two-tone magazine. All standard Colt stampings, right side of the slide stamped "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY". Right side of the frame is stamped with the serial "No 169809". Left side of the slide is stamped with the two-line Colt patent address and Rampant Colt on the rear of the serrations. Left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", and Major Gilbert H Stewart's proof mark behind the trigger. Comes in red foam lined oak display case with glass top with correspondences between Brigadier General Beveraly Browne and US Army General George S. Patton Jr, and Mr. Browne's military and ancestry history. CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 169809. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90%+ original finish with only a few light spots of oxidation. Nice bores and great mechanics. In exceptional condition for its age and military use! Grips are still nice with sharp checkering. Display case shows very light scuffs and handling marks.

Manufactured in 1918, this United States Property Colt 1911 pistol is all original. Features a 5" barrel, blued finish, period correction notch and half-moon front sight, diamond checkered wood grips, lanyard loop and the two-tone magazine. All standard Colt stampings, right side of the slide stamped "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY". Right side of the frame is stamped with the serial "No 445214". Left side of the slide is stamped with the two-line Colt patent address with the Rampant Colt in the center. Left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", and eagle's head Springfield proof mark behind the trigger. Fitted with walnut checkered grips. CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 445214. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 85% original finish with only a few light spots of oxidation. Most notable wear on the grip straps. Nice bores and great mechanics. Grips show wear and a few scratches in the checkering.

Manufactured in 1916. This early 5-digit serial number 1911 features a 5" barrel, with period correct iron sights. Left side of the slide is stamped "PATENTED APR.20 1897 SEPT, 9 1902 DEC, 19 1905 FEB, 14 1911" and "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG CO. HARTFORD, CT U.S.A." with the Rampant Colt logo at the rear. Right side of the frame is stamped "GOVERNMENT MODEL / C 44681", and "COLT AUTOMATIC / CALIBRE 45" on the slide. The base of the safety grip is stamped "9108". Features period correct lanyard loop and diamond checkered walnut grip panels. Includes an 8 round magazine. A nice edition to any Colt collection! CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: C44681. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 80% finish showing wear near the muzzle and rear of the grip. Light pitting on the frame, slide and grip safety. Grips show very light wear. Light frost on the bore and good mechanics.

An excellent example of an early 1911 US Army manufactured in 1918. Lower six digit serial number. Features a 5" barrel, with period correct iron sights. Left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY". Inspection stamp by Major Gilbert H Stewart. Left side of the slide is stamped "PATENTED APR.20 1897 SEPT, 9 1902 DEC, 19 1905 FEB, 14 1911" "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG CO. HARTFORD, CT U.S.A.". Right side of the slide is stamped "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY" with serial number stamped on the frame below the slide. Features period correct lanyard loop and diamond checkered walnut grip panels. Includes 8 round magazine. A beautiful edition to any Colt collection! CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 222743. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 90% blued finish showing light wear on the slide and high edges. Grips show light wear. Bore shows frost but good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1917, this a compact version of the earlier Colt 1903 model. Features a 4-1/2" barrel with rear notch sight and front half-moon sight. Blued finish with serrated slide. Patent dates and Colt address stamped on the left side of the slide and "AUTOMATIC COLT / CALIBRE 38 RIMLESS SMOKELESS" stamped on the right side. Low profile spur hammer and light trigger pull. Includes a 7 round Colt factory magazine with European style release. Fitted with factory Colt logo checkered synthetic grips. CALIBER: 38 ACP. S/N: 37304. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 60% original finish showing wear most notably on the grip and slide. Right side of the frame shows scratches behind the trigger area. Nice bore and good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1917 during WWI. This military issued 1911 is a lower six digit serial number. Features a 5" barrel, with period correct iron sights. Left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY". Inspection stamp by Major Gilbert H Stewart. Left side of the slide is stamped "PATENTED APR.20 1897 SEPT, 9 1902 DEC, 19 1905 FEB, 14 1911" "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG CO. HARTFORD, CT U.S.A.". Right side of the frame is stamped with serial number below the slide. Features period correct lanyard loop and diamond checkered synthetic brown grip panels. Includes 8 round magazine, stamped "4309" on the base. A beautiful edition to any Colt collection! CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 199645. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 85% of the matte finish with holster wear showing near the muzzle and high edges. Manual thumb safety retains blued finish. Grips show light scuffs. Frosted bore and good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1945 during WWII. This military issued M1911A1 features a 5" barrel, with period correct iron sights. Left side of the slide is stamped "GOVERNMENT MODEL / COLT / AUTOMATIC CALIBER .45" with the Rampant Colt logo. Inspection stamp by "FJA" by Col. Frank J. Atwood on the frame below the slide stop, "4" stamped on the top corner of the trigger guard and a "P" below the mag release. Left side of the slide is stamped "COLT'S MFG. CO HARTFORD CT. U.S.A.". Right side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY / M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" with the serial number below. A partial "crossed cannon" inspection mark in the top rear corner of the frame. Features period correct lanyard loop and diamond checkered synthetic brown grip panels. Includes 8 round magazine, stamped "COLT 45 AUTO" on the base. A beautiful edition to any Colt collection! CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 2170035. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 85% of the matte finish with holster wear showing on the bottom of the muzzle and light oxidation spots on the right side of the frame. Grips show very light wear. Light frost on the bore and great mechanics.

Manufactured in 1918 through Colt contract.?Remington UMC Pistols were only manufactured from 1918-1919 and had their own specific serial number range from 1-21676 with this one bearing "12707" in middle of production. Full size model 1911 featuring a 5" barrel, period correct iron sights, manual thumb safety and grip safety and lanyard loop. Left side of the slide features Colt's patent dates, the Remington UMC circled logo, and a three line Remington Arm's address. The left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and marked with the "E.E.C." Inspectors mark for Major Edmond E. Chapman who was responsible for the entire Remington-UMC production inspection. Right side of the slide is stamped "MODEL OF 1911 / U.S. ARMY CALIBER 45" with the serial number stamped below on the frame. Fitted with original diamond checkered walnut wood grips and includes a WWII US GI 8 round magazine. CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 12707. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 70%+ original finish with some areas turning a gray tone. Grips show a few minor dings and wear in the checkering. Light frost on the bores and great mechanics.

Rare Drake Mfg. Corp National match slide manufactured in 1964. The Remington Rand frame was manufactured in 1943. Developed from the standard issued 1911's, the National Match pistols were accurized and fitted for use by U.S. military competition shooters. Features a 5" NM barrel and fitted with a tall partridge blade with a serrated rear face sight, ramped base fixed to the front of the slide. The rear sight is an HEG (Elliason) square-notch adjustable for windage and elevation dovetailed to the rear of the slide. The left of the rear sight base is marked "TRIANGLE / HEG", the right is marked "U.S.". The left of the slide is marked "NM 7791435", the right is marked "DRAKE MFG. CORP.". The left of the frame is marked "FJA" below the slide stop with a poorly struck "P" below and behind the magazine release. There is a hardness-test punch mark on the top of the slide. The right of the frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY / NO 1501187", "M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY", "SA", and "NM" on the trigger guard. Parkerized finish with an aluminum trigger tested to 3lb trigger pull (tested by gunsmith). Fitted with checkered walnut wood grip panels. Includes an 8-round magazine, additional shock buffers, non-marring bushing wrench and 45 easy loader. Also includes the original shipment paperwork from Erie Army Depot in Port Clinton, OH on December 28, 1964. CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 1501187. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 97% parkerized finish with light handling marks. Grips are like new. Great bore and mechanics.

Manufactured in 1918 both Remington UMC slide and Colt frame. Full size model 1911 featuring a 5" barrel, period correct iron sights, manual thumb safety and grip safety and lanyard loop. Left side of the slide features Colt's patent dates, the Remington UMC circled logo, and a three line Remington Arm's address. The left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and marked with the "J.M.G." inspectors mark for Major John M. Gilbert who was responsible for Colt production inspection during the WWI time frame. Right side of the slide is stamped "MODEL OF 1911 / U.S. ARMY CALIBER 45" with the serial number stamped below on the frame. Fitted with original style diamond checkered walnut wood grips and includes a Colt factory 8 round magazine. CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: 268516. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Finish has turned to a gray parkerized tone. Grips show some wear in the finish on the high edges. Light frost on the bores and great mechanics.

Manufactured in the WWI era by Savage and with Springfield Armory numbered frame, in an effort to supply U.S. military forces as the surge for demand of firearm increased during the war effort. This 1911 as an "X" serial number prefix. According to Hallock's 45 handbook, its said to be a replacement number for frames that had their serial numbers rendered illegible by the sandblaster during arsenal overhaul. According to the book around 3205 pistols from 1925 to 1953 were re-numbered at Springfield Armory. Features a 5" barrel with period correct iron sights, on a Savage "S Flaming Bomb" stamped slide. Also features a lanyard loop and fitted with brown checkered synthetic grip panels. Left side of the slide is stamped "PATENTED DEC.19 1905 / FEB.14 1911. AUG, 19 1913 / COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG CO." with the Savage Armory flaming bomb logo. The left side of the frame is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with an "AA" inspection stamp and the Springfield Eagles Head inspection stamp behind the trigger. Right side of the slide is stamped "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY" with the serial number stamped below on the frame. A rare and unique 1911! CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: X2053. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION: Retains 60% finish with wear turning to a brown patina. Grips show light wear and a few scuffs in the checkering. Light frost on the bore and good mechanics.

Manufactured in 1941 by FN during German occupation. Features a 4-5/8" barrel with period correct rear tangent adjustable sight and blade front sight. The left side of the slide is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE / HERSTAL BELGIQUE" and "BROWNING'S PATENT DEPOSE" with a "WaA140" proof mark. The left side of the slide, frame and barrel is stamped with matching serial number. The left front of the trigger guard is marked "MR" by inspector. The left side of the frame above the trigger and on the front of the slide under the muzzle is stamped with the German "WaA140" proof mark. Includes the original magazine also stamped with the "WaA140" proof mark. Fitted with factory checkered grip panels. CALIBER: 9mm. S/N: 128888. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 80% finish showing light oxidation spots and wear on the grip straps. Slide has turned a plum tone. Grips show light scuffs, dings and wear in the checkering. Light frost on the bore and great mechanics.

Manufactured in 1944 by the John Inglis Co of Canada under FN Browning's patent. This Canadian made High Power was produced for a Chinese Nationalist contract during WWII era. Features a 4-5/8" barrel, with period correct rear tangent adjustable sight and blade front sight. Parkerized finish. The left side of the slide is marked "MK.I* / BROWNING FN 9MM HP / INGLIS CANADA". The left side of the slide, frame and barrel is stamped with the matching serial number and a British proof mark. The bottom of the grip is stamped with the importers mark "KFS ATL, GA". Backstrap is grooved to fit a wooden holster stock much like the Mauser "Broom handles" per request by the Chinese. Includes the original 14 round magazine and fitted with a lanyard ring and factory checkered synthetic grip panels. CALIBER: 9mm. S/N: 2CH4055. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 85% original finish with a few minor scratches along the high edges. Grips show light scuffs and wear around the lanyard ring. Excellent bore and mechanics.

Manufactured in 1943, one of approximately 36,000 sent to the U.S. Army Ordnance Department by Colt to arm stateside guards, police and security. U.S. military mark of the Ordnance bomb cartouche on the upper left corner of the frame. Features a 4" barrel with integrated rear notch sight and blade front sight. Top of the barrel is stamped with the two-line Colt address. Left side of the barrel is stamped "COLT COMMANDO / .38 SPECIAL". Six-round fluted swing-out cylinder chambered for the .38 Special cartridge. Parkerized finish and fitted with factory Colt brown synthetic checkered grips. CALIBER: 38 SPL. S/N: 21341. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 85% original parkerized finish, showing wear on edges of cylinder and muzzle. Light pitting on the right side of the barrel. Grip shows a repair chip on the bottom corner of the left side. Good bore and mechanics.

Made in 1981 by Springfield Armory. Military finished round barrel measuring 25" over flash suppressor with "TRW" marking and dated "4-64". Military finished action with "HRA" op-rod "HRT" bolt and "TRW" marked trigger group. Rifle has standard sights and is fitted with "ART" 3-9x tactical scope. Walnut unmarked stock with fiber action tightening filling and added rubber recoil pad. Standard brown fiber handguard. Missing detachable magazine. CALIBER: 308-7.62. S/N: 020908. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION 80% original arsenal finish with handling wear. Stock modified for accuracy and shooting with added recoil pad. Good bore and mechanics with scope having clear optics.

Made by Springfield Armory at Geneseo, Illinois on a circa 1980 action. 25" blued barrel including flash suppressor with "Geneseo, Ill." marking with standard sights and fitted with Redfield "AR Tel" 3-9x Duplex reticle scope. Steel frame with removed cut-off switch and "TRW" bolt. Springfield op-rod and trigger group with missing magazine. G.I. stock with "P" proofs, modified by unknown gunsmith or shooter with added recoil pad and fiber filling for accuracy. Standard plastic handguard. CALIBER: 7.26. S/N: 012487. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION 80% metal arsenal finish with edge wear. Stock has added finish and several non-factory modifications. Good bore and mechanics with clear optics.

Manufactured in Austria in 1965 by Steyr-Daimler. Features a 20" blued round barrel chambered for .270 Winchester cartridge, with ramped front sight and two leaf rear sight. Fitted with a Lyman break-away peep sight. Blued Steyr-Daimler marked bolt action with "GK" marked on receiver and detachable magazine marked "Steyr". Double set triggers and blued steel trigger guard. Action is equipped with three position bolt safety and top tang safety. Full checkered walnut "Mannlicher" style stock with right hand cheekpiece and hard rubber butt plate and grip cap. LOP: 14". DAC: 1-1/2". DAH: 2-1/2". CALIBER: 270 WIN. S/N: 46669. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 98%+ overall condition with light handling marks. Excellent bore and mechanics. Possibly test fired only.

The rifle was manufactured at the British Enfield Factory in Fazerkley, Liverpool in 1955, and was part of the final contract run for the RAF. This 1955 Enfield rifle features a 25-1/2" barrel, shrouded front post blade sight and rear flip up adjustable peep sight. Matching serial numbers on receiver, stock, magazine and bolt knob. Two-piece beechwood stock and barrel cover fitted with a brass butt plate and sling d-rings. Factory detachable magazine included. CALIBER: 303 BRITISH. S/N: PF339869. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 98% condition overall showing only faint handling marks. Great clean bore, possibly unfired and good mechanics.

Made by Kurt Jaeger of Mainz, Germany, circa 1960. Kurt Jaeger is the brother of Paul Jaeger, and son of Franz Jaeger. Rifle features a blued 24" round tapered barrel marked "30-06" and "Kurt Jaeger Mainz". Barrel is fitted with ramped blade front sight and two leaf rear notch sight. Blued 98 Mauser action with double set triggers, tang safety, chisel engraved lever and detachable floorplate with owner's initials engraved on it. Action is fitted in European style with claw mounts and Leupold Vari-X III 2.5-8x scope with Duplex reticle. Rifle is stocked in walnut with checkered forearm and grip, ebony forend cap, diamond inlay on grip and forend, right handed cheekpiece and Pachmayr white line pad. CALIBER: 30-06. S/N: 5410. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Good with 98% original blue with 98% varnish and small handling marks. Good bore, mechanics, and optics.

Built in Wien, Austria by Martin Kruschitz, in 1947. 24" blued octagon to round barrel with raised matted maker marked rib. Barrel has ramped front sight, notch rear sight and is dated "47" on bottom of barrel with Austrian proofs. The caliber is not marked but is 8m/m or some variation and should be chamber cast. Rifle has floral engraved 98 Mauser style action with spoon bolt, tang safety, double set triggers and game scene engraved floorplate and trigger guard. Walnut skip-line checkered pistol grip Schnabel forearm stock with Bakelite grip cap, right cheekpiece and hard rubber butt plate. J.T. Livengood Collection. S/N: 190.49. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION 90% original blue with light oxidation from poor storage. 90% original oil finish with sharp checkering. Good bore and mechanics.

Made on a Military Mauser, circa 1950 by an unknown gunsmith. 24" blued Military sightless barrel in 8 m/m Mauser with Military blued action with modified bolt, Military safety and trigger with fitted one piece scope base. Walnut thumbhole stock with ventilated Pachmayr pad. CALIBER: 8 m/m. S/N: 2J-7504. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall Good with handling and usage wear. Good bore and mechanics.

Reproduction 3/4 scale Gatling Gun Attributed To Thunder Valley Machine of Clinton, Ohio made circa 1969. Gun is an exact miniature copy of Dr. Gatling's famous gun with 10 polished steel hexagon 12" barrels in cluster chambered in .22 Long Rifle caliber. Gun measures 20" from muzzle to back of action and stands 25" to the top of the brass detachable 50 round magazine. Gun is made of brass with tripod wooden stand with brass feet. Comes with some Thunder Valley Letters with product descriptions but gun is unmarked and consignor attributed. CALIBER: 22. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Overall good with some slight mechanical issues that will have to be addressed before firing. Sold as is.

These matching pair of pistols were manufactured in 1993 by Sig Arms in Germany to commemorate the 170 years of the Texas Rangers. TR in the serial number signifies Texas Rangers, number 049 which signifies the seniority of the ranger it was presented to and followed by L or R for left and right. This gorgeous pair features 4-1/2" barrels in high polished blue slides, white highlighted rear notch sight and white dot front sight. Gold inlaid Dept. of Public Safety Texas Rangers insignia adorns the left and right end of the slide near the muzzle and on the top rear of the slide. Right side of the slide and frame have matching serial numbers stamped. Left side of the slide is stamped in gold lettering "TEXAS RANGERS / 1823-1993" as well the serial number. Each accented with a gold-plated hammer, trigger, magazine release, decocker and slide stop. Houston, TX USA made walnut smooth grips with a gold inlaid Texas Rangers Star insignia inlaid on both sides. This gorgeous set was presented to the late Sargent Ranger Richard Bennie. Mr. Bennie's provenance, history and photograph are carefully matted and framed in the pistol display case. Dark wood frame display with glass front measures 32" x 24". CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: TR049L & TR049R. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Both pistols retain 98%+ original finish, showing only light handling marks. Neither appear to have ever been fired, therefore mechanics have not been actioned. Display case shows light scuffs from use and appear to have two small plaques or bumpers missing for each firearm. A great tribute set for any Ranger.

Made in 1973 for the 150th Anniversary of the Texas Rangers, includes certificate stating this is number 6 of 500 made and signed by R.W. Wilson himself. Set includes a beautiful tomahawk with 14" tiger striped handle accented with bronze Texas Ranger Star medallions and studs. Tomahawk head is approximately 7-3/4" in length and 3" wide at the blade. Engraved on both sides with floral relief and round Texas Rangers star with 1823-1973 date. Matching clip-point bowie knife with 9-1/2" blade with scroll and punch dot engraving on right side. Features a brass double sided hilt and matching tiger striped wood handles. 14" overall length. This set comes in the original wood presentation case with red velvet lining. Top of the case is in engraved with the matching Texas Rangers star "STATE OF TEXAS / TEXAS RANGER COMMEMORATIVE COMMISSION". Includes correspondence from R.W. Wilson and owner, as well as original receipt dated 1973. CONDITION Retains 95% original finish, showing only light handling marks on the metal and wood finishes. The case does show a tear in the lining at the tip of the knife, and dings and scratches on the outside of the case.

This full size 1911 Davidson's Exclusive pistol commemorates the 200th Anniversary of the Texas Rangers. Number 57 of only 500 produced. Colt 1911 celebrates that tradition with this high polished blue finish and classic Mexican peso 5-point star badge with oak and olive branches on the Rosewood grips. Sides of the slide feature floral scroll relief surrounded by an inlaid silver border and two gold stars near the muzzle. Right rear of the slide has a golden inlaid rampant Colt, and left features a golden Texas flag. Top of the slide features a silver inlay depicting the Texas Ranger star with "1823-2023" above it and "CELEBRATING 200 YEARS OF SERVICE" in a banner below. This pistol includes original factory magazine, Colt factory case, factory paperwork, cable lock and Certificate of Authenticity. CALIBER: 45 ACP. S/N: TXR057. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION This pistol is in 99% unfired condition, showing only faint handling marks. Case and accessories are all in great condition.

Manufactured in 1979 to commemorate Tennessee Highway Patrol 50th year anniversary. Only 600 of these ever manufactured. This large K-frame double action revolver features a 4" solid rib barrel with red highlighted front ramp sight and rear adjustable white outlined notch sight. Left side of the barrel is engraved with gold lettering "SMITH & WESSON / 357 MAGNUM". Right side of the barrel is engraved "TENNESSEE HIGHWAY PATROL / 1929-1979" and the frame is engraved with the Tennessee State Trooper seal also in gold. Blued finish with six round swing-out fluted cylinder chambered for the powerful 357 magnum. case-hardened hammer and grooved trigger. Smooth walnut wood grips with S&W silver tone medallions. Comes in the original factory Anniversary case branded with Tennessee Highway Patrol seal and "Fifty Years of Service to Tennesseans" and brass plaque reading "Tennessee Highway patrol / 50th Anniversary / Trooper Bill Hampton". CALIBER: 357 MAG. S/N: 56K1005. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 95% original finish with only light handling marks. Great bore and mechanics. Case shows a few scuffs and scratches from storage and handling.

This gorgeous Winchester 1895 exclusive custom lever action was produced in 2023 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Texas Rangers. Serial number 57 of only 200 made! Features include a 22" blued barrel with standard markings, a gold bead on blade front sight and rear semi-buckhorn sight. Highly figured grade V walnut checkered stock and forearm with a Texas Rangers silver tone seal inlaid on the right side of the stock. The coin finished receiver and magazine features 90% engraving in a floral scroll motif. Right side has the Texas state inlaid in gold with the Texas state flag engraved on the magazine. The left side has a gold inlaid banner engraved "TEXAS RANGERS / 200TH ANNIVERSARY 1823-2023" and gold inlaid Texas Rangers seal, with cowboy silhouette engraved on the magazine. Also features a tang safety, a drilled and tapped receiver, and a 4 round capacity magazine. Comes in the original factory box with sleeve, Certificate of Authenticity, factory paperwork and cable lock. CALIBER: 30-06 SPRG. S/N: TXRNGC0057. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION 99% in excellent unused condition in the original box, showing only faint handling marks. Box is also in great condition.

This beautiful Winchester 1895 exclusive lever action was produced in 2023 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Texas Rangers. Serial number 57 of only 500 made! Features include a 22" blued barrel with standard markings, a gold bead on blade front sight and rear semi-buckhorn sight. Smooth straight grain walnut stock and forearm with a Texas Rangers silver tone seal inlaid on the right side of the stock. The blued receiver features 75% engraving in a floral scroll motif. The left side has a banner engraved "TEXAS RANGERS / 200TH ANNIVERSARY 1823-2023" and Texas Rangers seal on the lever and a cowboy silhouette engraved on the magazine. Also features a tang safety, and a 4 round capacity magazine. Comes in the original factory box with Certificate of Authenticity, factory paperwork and cable lock. CALIBER: 30-06 SPRG. S/N: TXRNGH0057. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION 99% in excellent unused condition in the original box, showing only faint handling marks. Box is also in great condition.

Manufactured in 2008 as a Limited Edition for Winchester. Features a 16-1/2" carbine round blued barrel with rear ladder sight and brass front blade sight. Polished blued receiver with left side saddle ring. Lever actioned falling block. Satin finished walnut straight grip stock with blued steel butt plate. Matching walnut forearm with Schnabel tip. Comes in the original box with sleeve, cable lock and Winchester factory paperwork. Matching serial number to next lot! LOP: 12-3/4". CALIBER: 38-55. S/N: 00079MR85H. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 99.9% condition showing only faint handling marks. New, unfired in the original box. Box shows faint wear.

Manufactured in 2008 as a Limited Edition for Winchester. Features a 16-1/2" carbine round blued barrel with rear ladder sight and brass front blade sight. Polished blued receiver with left side saddle ring. Lever actioned falling block. Satin finished walnut straight grip stock with blued steel butt plate. Matching walnut forearm with Schnabel tip. Comes in the original box with sleeve, cable lock and Winchester factory paperwork. Matching serial number to previous lot! LOP: 12-3/4". CALIBER: 45-70 GOVT. S/N: 00079MR85F. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Retains 99.9% condition showing only faint handling marks. New, unfired in the original box. Box shows faint wear.

Manufactured by WM Moore & Co in Belgium circa 1880's. This stagecoach gun features 20" barrels with brass bead front sight and chambered for 3" 10 gauge shells. Top of the barrel is stamped "WM MOORE & CO LAMINATED STEEL". Bottom of the barrel is stamped "11" possibly as the serial number and several British proof marks. Near the lug is stamped "W F & CO". Dual "rabbit ear" hammer gun with side lever break action and double triggers. Receiver is embellished with scroll engraving on both panels, bottom, tangs and trigger guard. Water table is stamped with proof marks and a "3" possibly indicating model or chamber. Hardwood pistol grip stock fitted with metal engraved cap, steel butt plate and inlaid with a silver vanity plate on the bottom. Matching forearm with ebony or bone forearm tip. Right side of the stock is engraved "WELLS FARGO & CO / EXPRESS / SAN FRANCISCO CAL". This shotgun has not been authenticated as Wells Fargo paperwork was destroyed decades ago. Most Wells Fargo stagecoach employees purchased their own weapons for use and this likely could be the case here. Comes in a nice felt lined oak with glass top display case. Includes period correct Wells Fargo letters and envelope, empty cardboard and brass shotshells, Winchester gun grease, Mill-Rose gun cleaning rods in original bag, UMC primers in original box, Alcan and Winchester loads in boxes and several real antique coins for display. Case measures 53.5" x 11.5" x 4" tall. LOP: 13-1/2". CALIBER: 10 GA. S/N: 11. FFL STATUS: Antique. CONDITION Finish has turned to a brown patina. Does show some dings and scratches from field use. Stock and forearm show dings and scratches from field use and racks. Actions work great, bores are dark and not intended for modern day shells. Case is in good condition with minor scuffs and scratches from handling. Displays really nicely!

Manufactured in 1943, this Colt Official Police features a 5" barrel, blued finish, rear integrated notch and blade front sight. Standard two line Colt address on top, left side of the barrel stamped "COLT / OFFICIAL POLICE / 38". Six round swing-out fluted cylinder chambered for .38 special. Matching serial number stamped on the inside of the frame and on the crane. Factory checkered wood grips with Colt silver tone medallions. Includes Wells Fargo factory letterhead Bill of Sale with this firearm listed on page two, the only Official Police listed! CALIBER: 38 SPL. S/N: 706517. FFL STATUS: Curio & Relic. CONDITION Retains 83%+ original finish showing light oxidation spots and holster wear. All stampings are clear and legible. Nice bore and great mechanics. Grips show some normal wear in the checkering a few scuffs.

This beautiful custom made pair came from The World Famous Stembridge Collection. Used by actor, Will Smith on production of the 1999 film "Wild Wild West". Each pistol resembles a Colt 1860 Army black powder pistol but have been converted (likely by Howell Arms) to accommodate .38 caliber cartridge rounds with loading gate. Two tone finish with a 7-1/2" blued barrel with silver tip and ramrod. Floral scroll engraved approximately 2/3 the length of the barrel as well as the silver tips. Ramrod hinge also has matching engraving. Cylinder, hammer and trigger guard are done in the silver tone also with match engraving. Scroll etching in the blue finish on the end of the barrel, as a border of the receiver, and along the backstrap. Backstrap also displays the name "Lilliquoi" in script lettering. Fitted with smooth wood grips with each side having "JW" (for the character Jim West in the film) inlaid in silver. Top of the barrels are stamped "ADDRESS COL. SAM COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA". The left sides of the frame are stamped "COLT'S PATENT" and "36 CAL" on the trigger guard. Comes in a unique display case! Please note, these have been converted for fire modern day cartridges, likely for the blanks in the movie, so transfer is required. CALIBER: 38 SPL. S/N: 45055 / 45209. FFL STATUS: Modern. CONDITION Each pistol shows some fading in the silver tone finish to brass beneath. Converted loading gate pieces have turned a bronze tone. Grit from the movie magic gun powder are still in tight areas making mechanics tight. These make great display pieces!

Circa 1960's. NOS (new old stock) cardboard stand up display promoting a free extra barrel for any Model 1200 or Model 1400 shotgun. Cut out is in excellent condition with minimal storage wear. Includes original box a folder containing newspaper advertising mats, Wampum Certificates, and window/wall posters. Box has water stains but the cutout and other contents are free of water stains/damage. Measures approximately 62" H x 26" W when standing. 26" H x 21.5" W. DIMENSIONS 26 x 21.5 in

Large paper poster with excellent color and graphics. Poster is very nice and has general storage/age wear along the edges. Shrink wrapped to foamboard. 36.75" H x 25" W. DIMENSIONS 36.75 x 25 in

Large paper poster with excellent color and graphics. Image shows five Native American's holding Model 131, Model 135, Model 121, Model 141 and Model 145 rifles. Poster has general age wear along the edges and surface creasing along the right due to storage. Shrink wrapped to foamboard. 25" H x 36.75" W. DIMENSIONS 25 x 36.75 in

Handmade turn of the century, three pairs of Native American moccasins and a pair of ceremonial cuffs. All pieces in this collection are made of leather with beautiful hand-beading art. Cuffs are fringed and measure 8" in length. Two pair of moccasins measure 10" in length with the green beaded measuring 9". CONDITION The light blue beaded pair of moccasins, right sole is loose at the heel. All show wear and age. Most leather "shoe-strings" are broken or missing.

Paper poster with good color and graphics, featuring a touching scene of a cowboy letting his horse drink water from his Stetson hat. Poster has general age toning throughout and exhibits some signs of light staining along the bottom. Framed and under glass. The frame is in good condition and exhibits some wear, specifically a slight surface crack along the bottom left corner. Dimensions are of the frame. 35.5" H x 27.75" W. DIMENSIONS 35.5 x 27.75 in

Silver cup trophy marked "Presented to Alex Ouellette by Col. Rankin for Best Cavalry Horse Essex County May 24, 1853". Appears to be sterling but no marks present. CONDITION Good with surface tarnishing.

Leather 1887 carbine boot scabbard measuring 13-1/2" long with brass guard and original leather straps marked "Rock Island Arsenal" CONDITION Overall good with brass polished and some small scuffs and dings.

Lot consists of two matching sets of decorated spurs, one lone large band iron spur and one lone iron spur. No maker markers visible on any. CONDITION Fair with surface rust and usage wear.

Lot consists of two sets of silver decorated spurs with no maker marks, two decorated bits, a set of polished "Metalab" made spurs, a lone polished spur, and three "Mexico" marked silver boot decorations. CONDITION Good with usage wear.

Circa 1920's. Scarce single sided easel back cardboard sign has great color. Exhibits general age toning with very minimal surface, corner and edge wear. Easel back is intact and in good condition. Marked 57F in bottom right corner. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 11" H x 13.75" W. DIMENSIONS 11 x 13.75 in

Very hard to find NOS (new old stock) original Winchester W1 tennis ball. The marketing slogan said they are "like a rifle shot" from Winchester Tennis Rackets. Two piece plug less construction with an inner seal lining. Stitchless cover made of fine wear0resisting Australian wool felt, vulcanized on the ball. Officially approved by the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Originally packaged three per sealed tube. Ball is unused and displayed in an acrylic holder beside modern display piece. 2.5" D. DIMENSIONS 2.5 in

Extremely rare and original Winchester cardboard box for the W1 model tennis ball. One of the only known examples. Originally contained four cans of three tennis balls. Both printed ends are fully visible with model number and Winchester company information. Sides display with a graphic of two people laying tennis and slogan "Like A Rifle Shot." The box is a true survivor with great eye appeal. Overall, the box exhibits general age and storage wear including discoloration, cracking and small areas of loss. The label on one side has started to peel along the bottom but is intact. The top lid has some separation at one corner but remains intact as a whole. The attached lid folds out to display a exceptional concentric circle target on the inside and retains the original cloth stirps that connects the box and lid. Inner lid has exceptional color and all of its inner text is fully legible. 3" H x 8.25" W x 11.5" D. DIMENSIONS 3 x 8.25 x 11.5 in

Unique Winchester tennis racket display holder and four different models of Winchester rackets. The wooden holder exhibits general age related storage and use wear including scuffs, scratches and some dings. Presents very well overall. The etched Winchester logo is visible, retains some red paint and shows with wear along the high spots. Includes four rackets; 2x different weights in the model No. W6 "Sure Shot", 1x unknown model number "Defender" and 1x Model No. 2 "Repeater." Each racket retains the model name and Winchester "As Good As The Gun" decals. The "Repeater" racket has a unique metal Winchester tag on the bottom of the handle. All rackets have general age wear including dings, scratches and wear to the wood finish. Each retains the leather wrapping along the handle base and all racket strings appear to be complete. This is a very eye catching store display from the early era of tennis. 27.5" H x 43" W x 7" D. DIMENSIONS 27.5 x 43 x 7 in

Lot of two Winchester shuttlecocks and wood Banacroft badminton racket with Winchester decal. Shuttlecocks are marked Winchester instead with image of a rifle. Racket has age related wear with a visible crack at the base of head, near the decal, and another at the top of the head. Leather wrap shows wear and racket string has separated in places. 27.5" H x 8" W. DIMENSIONS 27.5 x 8 in

Excellent and hard to find Winchester "Official League, Guaranteed 27 Innings" baseball, model number 2010. Extremely hard to find, especially in this condition. Rubber center with horsehide cover. Stampings are clear and legible. Presents with typical age and storage wear including some discoloration. Overall, it presents extremely well. Wrapped in plastic and stored in acrylic presentation case. Made to National and American League specifications. 2.75" H x 2.75" W. DIMENSIONS 2.75 x 2.75 in

Scarce original Winchester baseball box in very good condition. Extremely hard to find, especially in this condition. Exhibits typical age and storage wear including creases, corner wear and some spotting. . The lid is complete and barely attached. Reads "Metro High School Team" in curse, in pencil on the side. Overall a time capsule piece for any Winchester sporting goods collection. 2.75" H x 2.75" W. DIMENSIONS 2.75 x 2.75 in

New old stock Winchester American flag with printed graphic of an Official League Winchester baseball. Includes partial paper wrapping and decorative flag pole. Cotton flag has excellent color with areas of oxidation, mainly at the bottom right corner. Baseball graphic is sharp. 11.75" H x 16.5" W. DIMENSIONS 11.75 x 16.5 in

Circa 1920's. Unusual double sided cardboard sample sign for Winchester Store dealers. The display features an advertisement for Winchester baseballs, costing a quarter each. The reverse provides information to Winchester Store dealers on the purpose, use, sizing, order quantity and order numbers for these types of cards. The display side is clear and legible, showing tape/reside at each corner and a few spots of discoloration. The reverse is has edge wear and minor areas of toning. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 14" H x 11" W. DIMENSIONS 14 x 11 in

Hard to find NOS (new old stock) Winchester Umpire's Indicator and original box. Presents in good condition with general age and storage wear with some discoloration. The top label has some missing areas but is mostly present an intact. Shrink wrapped to foamboard. 1.75" H x 3.75" W. DIMENSIONS 1.75 x 3.75 in

Scarce pair of Winchester metal baseball heel spikes and original cardboard box. Spikes appear to be new old stock. Original cardboard box retains the label and was used to hold 12 pairs of spikes. Label reads Winchester Repeating Arms Co., XP. Original box exhibits some water damage on top with slight separation in one corner. General age and storage wear in spots and a few pencil marks on one side of the box. Overall, a hard to find piece of Winchester baseball history. 3.75" H x 7.5" W. DIMENSIONS 3.75 x 7.5 in

Lot of three original Winchester College League baseball bats in different sizes. Constructed of high-quality, straight-grain white ash with a golden-brown finish. All three bats have good, clear markings with general age and use wear including dings and nicks. The 36" has a very small chip on the handle and stress marks on the barrel, near "College League." The 35" is very nice with small stress marks and minor loss along the tip of the barrel. The 34" bat handle has been sanded down/modified in two places to allow grip or wrist movement in the swing. The neck exhibits several stress fractures with loss. Overall, a very nice grouping of all three lengths Winchester made available in this particular bat model.

Lot of two original Winchester Professional Oil Finish baseball bats. Both are constructed of best-quality, straight-grain white ash. Finished with plain-oil finish and made in eight models (No. 2402 through 2411). Model 2402 (Code BR) measures 35" and exhibits with general age/use wear including dings, nicks and a small eraser size chip in the barrel tip. Model 2410 (Code RH) measures 35" and is in very nice condition with one small chip in the neck and general age/use wear including dings and nicks. Overall a nice pairing of this particular model.

Circa 1920's. Scarce double sided cardboard counter sign has great color and graphics. Exhibits general age toning with minimal corner and edge wear. Display side features a boy about to hit a ball inside a gym, marked 73. The reverse features a pair of ice skates, marked 73B. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 11" H x 7" W. DIMENSIONS 11 x 7 in

Complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Features the "Baseball Goods" scene with excellent graphics and advertisements for baseball equipment. Displayed from May 1-7, 1924. The reverse features the "Vacation Needs" scene with images and advertisements for fishing tackle, flashlights, batteries, knives, Model 02, Model 04, Model 90, Model 06 rifles and various baseball equipment. Displayed from June 5-11, 1922. Panels have excellent color with a few creases, areas of edge and surface wear, very minor rips, and areas of discoloration. One end panel was trimmed at the top and one baseball panel has additional staining. A desirable example, featuring both Winchester baseball and shooting products together. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Circa 1920's. Double sided cardboard counter sign has great color and graphics. Exhibits general age toning with various corner, edge and surface wear. The sign has one pin hole at each top corners that were used for mounting. The display features a professional baseball player sliding into home plate with an advertisement for baseball gear. Marked, 1-CB. The reverse features a father and son installing cabinet hinges with an ad for tools. An unusual size double sided sign, dual branded with a desirable baseball scene and tools. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 11" H x 21" W. DIMENSIONS 11 x 21 in

Circa 1920's. Scarce double sided cardboard counter sign has great color and graphics. Exhibits general age toning with minimal corner and edge wear. Display side features a boys with baseball equipment, marked 20-F. The reverse features a mechanic working on his car with a Winchester wrench. The reverse has a very small spot of surface loss at the top edge. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 11" H x 7" W. DIMENSIONS 11 x 7 in

Original Winchester fielder's glove and original, correct cardboard box. Glove presents with visible markings, model number 2169 and Winchester Diamond logo on the front. Retains Winchester tag on the reverse and intact adjustable wrist strap with button on the reverse. Constructed of black leather, fully lined with handmade padding and bound in white with white welted seams. Glove exhibits use and age related wear. Front pad has an eraser sized hole in the leather with more wear along the fingertips. Reverse has heavier wear along the thumbs and slight tear at the seam below the button. Original cardboard box is correct with model number stamped on front and presents very well. Exhibits with some staining and general age wear throughout with a small, 1/2" separation of the top corner, specifically about the model number. Box has good form and is shrink wrapped. Overall, a scarce Winchester glove and box combination. 9.5" H x 9" W. DIMENSIONS 9.5 x 9 in

Circa 1920's. Scarce double sided cardboard counter sign has good color and graphics. Exhibits general age toning with various corner, edge and surface wear. Both sides have perimeter touch ups that are very well done. Display side features a special advertisement for baseball gloves, marked 37F. The reverse features a nice graphic and advertises a carving knife set, marked 37B. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 7" H x 11" W. DIMENSIONS 7 x 11 in

Original Winchester catchers mitt, with visible markings, model number 2057 and Winchester Diamond on front. Retains Winchester tag on the reverse and intact adjustable wrist strap with buckle. Made of selected tan cowhide, black leather binding, fully laced with tan leather lace, and welted leather seams. This model had compressed padding at finger tips to facilitate "scooping up" low balls. Presents with general use and age wear, including leather cracking, staining and tarnish around eyelets. 11.25" H x 11.25" W x 3" D. DIMENSIONS 11.25 x 11.25 x 3 in

Original Winchester catchers mitt, with visible markings, model number 2059 and Winchester Diamond on front. Retains Winchester tag on the reverse and intact adjustable wrist strap with buckle. Palm and fingers constructed of chocolate-colored cowhide, oak tan grained leather back and panel, and brown binding. Full leather lacing allows padding adjustment for player preference. Fingers and band are double stitched. Exhibits general use and age wear including mild tarnish around the eyelets. Band has more scuffs, scratches and wear. Front and back present with typical age toning, discoloration and wear. Adjustable wrist strap and buckle are in tact. 10" H x 10" W x 3" D. DIMENSIONS 10 x 10 x 3 in

Original Winchester catchers mitt, with visible markings, model number 2060 and Winchester Diamond on the front. Retains Winchester tag on the reverse and intact adjustable wrist strap with buckle. Full-sized mitt constructed of highest grade black mitten leather throughout. Double-stitched fingers and band, red binding, full leather lacing. Presents with light use and age wear, including discoloration with spots in the front and a minor separation at the binding near the index finger. Overall in very good condition. 11" H x 10" W x 3" D. DIMENSIONS 11 x 10 x 3 in

Original Winchester catchers mitt, with partial visible markings of Winchester Diamond on front. Model number is not visible. Back retains Winchester tag, adjustable leather wrist strap stamped "Patented Nov. 24 1925" in silver, and stamped "It's a Winchester" in silver along thumb. Palm and fingers constructed of brown grain leather and back and band of brown imitation leather. Laced edge with red binding. Presents with typical use and age wear, including fading, scuffs and scratches to the leather throughout. The front leather pad exhibits some cracking but is intact. 10.5" H x 11" W x 3" D. DIMENSIONS 10.5 x 11 x 3 in

Original Winchester curved visions, "Spitter" model catcher's mask. Electrically welded wire mask is intact and exhibits oxidation and wear. Continuous curled, hair-filled leather and canvas pads have form and show signs of wear and use including some discoloration and small tears on the backside. Adjustable elastic head strap retains Winchester sewn label but shows age, wear and use. All adjustable leather buckles have oxidation and the leather extension strap on both the left and right sides has torn. 11" H x 8" W x 4.5" D. DIMENSIONS 11 x 8 x 4.5 in

Original Winchester open vision catcher's mask. Heavy welded wire mask is intact and exhibits oxidation and wear. Hair-filled artificial leather pads have form and show signs of wear/use including some discoloration and tears. The wire retaining bands for each pad are intact with slight play in each pad. Molded leather head and chin pieces are complete and shows signs of age and use. Adjustable elastic head strap retains Winchester sewn label but shows age, wear and use. All adjustable leather buckles have oxidation and the right leather extension strap has torn. 11" H x 8" W x 4.5" D. DIMENSIONS 11 x 8 x 4.5 in

Original Winchester wide open vision, "Spitter" model catcher's mask. Unknown model number but shown in the Standard Catalog of Winchester. Heavy, electrically welded wire mask that exhibits oxidation and wear. Continuous curled, hair-filled black and brown leather/artificial leather pads and chin cushion retain their form. They show signs of wear/use, including discoloration and minor holes. Adjustable elastic head strap retains Winchester sewn label but shows age, wear and use. All adjustable leather buckets have oxidation. The top leather head strap has separated. Overall, a unique catcher's mask from Winchester. 11" H x 8" W x 4.5" D. DIMENSIONS 11 x 8 x 4.5 in

Rare original Winchester football helmet, constructed of 6 oz. russet strap leather and lined with high grade white wool felt. Inner crown is lined with fibre and has an adjustable inner suspension cushion of soft chrome-tan and suede leather. Adjustable leather forehead piece. Molded, extra large leather ear protectors with an adjustable elastic chin strap and snap fastener. Helmet presents exceptionally well with light age related scuffs and wear. Presumed original owner's name is written on reverse. All Winchester stampings on reverse are legible and clear. Elastic chin strap exhibits general age wear, includes snap button and is completely intact. This is truly a unique and special piece of Winchester sporting goods history. 10" H x 9" W x 7" D. DIMENSIONS 10 x 9 x 7 in

Extremely rare original Winchester leather football and original box. Football appears new old stock given the leather lacing is not tied and the eyelets appear to have no wear. Stuffed with a cotton type filler. The ball does present with age related storage wear and exhibits with some slight discoloration, showing as white, in parts of the leather. The Winchester stampings are legible. A price of 98c is written on the side of the ball. The original Winchester box retains a label that is very clear and appears to be the example pictured in "The Standard Catalog of Winchester." There are several tears on each long edge that extend to the box top. The box exhibits more wear including tears, corner wear and discoloration. Bottom has initials in pencil. Box has been filled and shrink wrapped for protection. Overall, this is an extremely difficult to find pairing of early Winchester football history. 11" H x 7" W x 7" D. DIMENSIONS 11 x 7 x 7 in

Incredible and complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Features the "Large Football & Equipment" scene with a large football and advertisements for football equipment. Displayed from September 13-19, 1923. The reverse features the "Cutaway Shotshell" scene with images of the Model 12 and Model 97 shotguns plus a large cutaway shot shell. Displayed from September 20-26, 1923. Center panels have excellent color with a few creases, areas of edge and surface wear, very minor rips, and areas of discoloration. The end panels has heavier wear, loss and discoloration throughout. A desirable example, featuring both Winchester football and shooting products together. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Features the "Shotgun & Shells" scene with advertisements for the Model 12 and Model 97 shotguns and Repeater shot shells. Displayed from September 14-20, 1922. The reverse features the "Sports Equipment" scene with images and advertisements for football, basketball, soccer, and boxing equipment. Displayed from September 7-13, 1922. Panels have a few creases, areas of edge and surface wear, very minor rips, and areas of discoloration. One end panel has larger areas of staining on both sides. A desirable example, featuring both Winchester sporting goods and shooting products together. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Original Winchester boxing speed bag, constructed of black soft Napa leather with triple sewn seams. Stuffed with an unknown material and appears to have new lacing at top. Retains what appears to be the original top cord for mounting. Overall in very nice condition with general age related wear. Various scuffs including one small 1/8" non-through tear in the bottom of a side panel. Small area of reside beside laces that should clean. Retains the original Winchester sewn label on bottom of bag. Winchester markings are clear and legible. 14" H x 9" W x 9" D. DIMENSIONS 14 x 9 x 9 in

Original Winchester boxing speed bag, constructed of brown leather with triple sewn seams. Stuffed with an unknown material with canvas lacing at the top. Stamped WS43 and uncatalogued in "The Standard Catalog of Winchester." Retains the original top cord for mounting. Overall in very nice condition with general age related wear including minimal scuffs. All Winchester stampings are clear and legible. 14" H x 9" W x 9" D. DIMENSIONS 14 x 9 x 9 in

Original Winchester boxing speed bag, constructed of tanned brown leather. Stuffed with an unknown material and new lacing at top. Retains leather top cord for mounting. Overall in very nice condition with general age related wear including scuffs and scratches with some discoloration. One panel below the laces has an eraser sized, non-through, scuff in the leather. Retains original Winchester sewn label on the bottom. All Winchester stamped text has a unique double-die appearance but is clear and legible. 14" H x 9" W x 9" D. DIMENSIONS 14 x 9 x 9 in

Unique Winchester striking (speed) bag mounting disc, constructed of a wood wheel and aluminum finish hardware. Original mounting hardware is not included. Wood disc is intact with more wear to the topside including nicks/scratches, loss of varnish and one 1/2" x 1/8" ding in the wood. Underside retains 80% of the original Winchester lettering and has very minor lifting at the corners of two wood joints. Metal has oxidation and wear, including some faint bends to the spokes but all are intact. 19" H x 19" W x 5" D. DIMENSIONS 19 x 19 x 5 in

Original Winchester men's boxing gloves constructed of Napa leather with padded wrist. The right glove exhibits with an approximately 1" hole at the fingers and three tiny holes surrounding. Top of the thumb has a small eraser sized hole and a 1-1/2" section of trim is missing along the wrist. The left glove is free of holes. Both gloves have some discoloration, scuffs and scratches. Laces appear to be replacements. Winchester stampings are legible on the wrists of both gloves and left showing the model number. Measurements are for each glove. 10" H x 6" W x 4" D. DIMENSIONS 10 x 6 x 4 in

Winchester boxing gloves for boys from 12 to 14 years old. Constructed of leather with durable padding and a flat-palm grip. The gloves have general age and usage wear including scuffs, stains and scratches but are free of holes. Lacing appears to be replaced. Winchester stampings are clear and legible. Both gloves retain the sewn Winchester tag. 9.5" H x 6" W x 2" D. DIMENSIONS 9.5 x 6 x 2 in

Winchester boxing gloves for boys, constructed of leather. In the style of former heavyweight champ James Corbett. Both gloves are stuffed for form and exhibit signs of age wear and use including discoloration, surface scratches and scuffs. Right glove has an eraser sized hole on the top fingers and one tiny hole on the thumb. The left has a tiny hole on the inner thumb. Both retain their sewn Winchester on the wrists. 7.5" H x 5" W x 2.5" D. DIMENSIONS 7.5 x 5 x 2.5 in

Circa 1920s. Original Winchester Playground basketball, constructed of quality cowhide. The seams are turned out to protect stitching. All Winchester markings are strong and legible, including model and Patent number. Ball exhibits with several areas of discoloration, spotting, and surface wear. One specific panel has an area of surface loss with similar smaller spots on a few other panels. Ball is filled with paper and partially laced. The eyelets are in good condition and leather lacing is present and intact. This is an great example of a very scarce Winchester sporting good item. 9" D. DIMENSIONS 9 in

Circa 1920s. Scarce original Winchester volleyball, constructed of brown leather canvas. Regulation size and shape. Lined, sewn and consisting of pure gum-rubber bladder. Ball presents very well with age related use and storage including a few light scuffs throughout. No visible tears or holes. Stuffed with an unknown material. Canvas lacing appears in good shape with fraying along end. Winchester markings are strong and visible. 8" D. DIMENSIONS 8 in

NOS (new old stock) box of six Winchester three-button 46 Regular Athletic Shirts. Each shirt retains original Winchester stitched label and presents with typical age related oxidation and spotting. Box is intact and exhibits general age and storage wear including stains, slight paper loss and minor paper separation. The paper label is clear and legible. 3.75" H x 10.5" W x 11.5" D. DIMENSIONS 3.75 x 10.5 x 11.5 in

Complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Features the "Basketball" scene with incredible graphics of basketball players, a boxer on the speedbag and advertisements for basketball and boxing/gym equipment. Displayed from January 25-31, 1923. The reverse features the "Five Ice Skating Scenes" with incredible graphics and advertisements. Displayed from January 11-7, 1923. Panels have very good color with a few creases, areas of loss around the surface/edges/corners, minor rips, and areas of discoloration. Two panels have heavier wear, loss, many small holes and staining throughout. A scarce example, featuring both Winchester basketball and boxing products. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Circa 1920's. Scarce double sided cardboard counter sign has great color. Exhibits general age toning with very minimal corner and edge wear. Display side features a basketball and hoop, marked 75F. Reverse advertises roller skates with slogan "They Roll Farther!" and marked 75B. Overall, in excellent condition. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 7" H x 5.5" W. DIMENSIONS 7 x 5.5 in

Circa 1920's. Scarce double sided cardboard counter sign has great color. Exhibits general age toning with very minimal corner and edge wear. Display side features a uniformed basketball player, marked 71F. Reverse features a pair of ice skates and is marked 71B. The reverse has remnants of ink, most likely a result of the curing/drying process, as well as a small area of touch up in the red between the pair of skates. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 11" H x 7" W. DIMENSIONS 11 x 7 in

Complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Features the "Five Flashlight Scenes" with a wide assortment of flashlights and batteries. Displayed from February 8-14, 1923. The reverse features the "Five Tool Scenes" with advertisements for chisels, screw drivers, hammers, pliers and planes. Displayed from March 1-7, 1923. Panels are in very good condition with very good color, a few creases, edge/corner wear, and areas of discoloration. Overall, a very nice complete examples showcasing an array of Winchester tools and hardware. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Scarce and early Winchester flashlight display retail sign board with three different flashlight price point; $0.79, $0.49, and $0.39 each. Nice graphics including a Boy Scout/Jr. Rifle Corpsman. Masonite board is mounted to a wood frame with nails and staples. Retains six hooks. Good color overall. Board exhibits with areas of paint loss, edge wear/loss, spots of discoloration and tears. Frame has an eyelet at top center. 47.5" H x 18" W x 1" D. DIMENSIONS 47.5 x 18 x 1 in

Very scarce wooden countertop flashlight display, one of only a few known to exist. Display is in very good condition with light age and storage wear. Includes 16 total Winchester flashlights. Front row, L to R: 7031 Vest Pocket Three Cell, 6511 Junior Miner's Two Cell, 6516 Junior Miner's Two Cell w/ fibre case, 6416 Junior Standard Two Cell w/ fibre case, 7021 Vest Pocket Two Cell. Middle row, L to R: 6111 Standard 2 Cell, 6211 Round Cap 2 Cell, 6216 Round Cap 2 Cell w/ fibre case, 6116 Standard 2 Cell w/ fibre case, 6416 Junior Standard 2 Cell w/ fibre case. Top row, L to R: 6121 Standard 3 Cell, 6111 Standard 2 Cell, 6311 2 Cell Searchlight, 6226 3-Cell Miner's Flashlight w/ round cap and fibre case, 6326 3 Cell Searchlight w/ fibre case, 6126 Standard 3 Cell w/ fibre case. Flashlights present with general use and wear. Working condition unknown. This is one of the most scarce Winchester flashlight displays known. 14.25" H x 20.5" W x 11.5" D. DIMENSIONS 14.25 x 20.5 x 11.5 in

Original wire flashlight countertop display with built in, two row battery cell dispenser. Exhibits general wear, paint loss and some scratches. Includes 12 various Winchester flashlights and 24 Model No. 1151 Battery Cells. Flashlights show typical use/wear and are in unknown working condition. 21" H x 16.5" W x 7" D. DIMENSIONS 21 x 16.5 x 7 in

Very nice early countertop display with graphic cardboard topper and three Winchester flashlights. Graphic topper has great color. $1.59 arrow has a bend at one point but is intact. Some general wear and coloring to the cardboard. Includes three used Winchester flashlights that exhibit some wear and general use. One flashlight lens is cracked. Working condition unknown. Marked Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Ladder Display D6410, A-1048 on reverse. 11.25" H x 10" W x 6" D. DIMENSIONS 11.25 x 10 x 6 in

Very nice early countertop display with graphic cardboard topper and three Winchester flashlights. Graphic topper has great color with $1.59 arrow insert. Some general wear and coloring to the cardboard. Includes three used Winchester flashlights that exhibit some wear and general use. Working condition unknown. Marked Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Ladder Display D6410, A-1048 on reverse. 11.25" H x 10" W x 6" D. DIMENSIONS 11.25 x 10 x 6 in

Olin Winchester folding cardboard countertop flashlight display with 12 shotshell keychain flashlights. Good color and graphics. All flashlights appear in excellent condition but working status unknown. 69 cents each. Marked Electrical Division Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. New Haven Connecticut. 10.75" H x 8" W x 3" D. DIMENSIONS 10.75 x 8 x 3 in

Easel back cardboard advertising sign with good color and graphics. Some mild discoloration but clear graphics and legible text throughout. Surface, edges, and corners present with some general wear age and storage wear. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 10.5" H x 8.5" W. DIMENSIONS 10.5 x 8.5 in

Larger easel back cardboard advertising counter sign that presents with very good color. The sign presents with very minimal storage/age wear but the far right edge has areas of surface paper residue. Overall, a very clean and nice sized counter sign. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 11" H x 14" W. DIMENSIONS 11 x 14 in

Easel back cardboard advertising sign with 55 year range of 1866 to 1921 on front. Good color with some discoloration but legible text and graphics throughout. Surface, edges, and corners present with some general wear including a crease along the top left corner. Shrink wrapped to an acrylic panel. 10.5" H x 8.5" W. DIMENSIONS 10.5 x 8.5 in

Original countertop cutlery display with mahogany finish with slotted top and cork filled bottom. Top section displays butcher knives and slicers while bottom displays paring knives. The rack presents well with typical light age and usage wear. All graphics are clear and legible with good color. Slotted top has areas of missing finish and repairs at the rounded corners. Cork bottom is intact with slots where knives have been previously displayed. Include 10 Winchester knives; Model Nos. 4111, W151, 4021, 7025, 7125, Special Household Carver, 1025, W762, 7348 and one unmarked Winchester knife. Overall, this is an excellent conversation piece that has great eye appeal. 12" H x 18" W x 5.5" D. DIMENSIONS 12 x 18 x 5.5 in

Red mahogany-finished case, mounted with two miniature red and white striped ball-top barber poles, one on each side. Case sits at an angle with sliding glass front and green cloth liner. Case is very nice with general age and storage wear such as nicks and dings plus a few areas of varnish wear. Barber poles have a few spots of visible paint loss with more on ball top. Text is clear and legible with minimal loss to the R in Barber. Includes seven straight razors by Raleigh, Lafayette and other unknown brands. A few razors are either ivory or bone with ornate etchings and metal trim. The metal on all razors exhibit significant surface rust with some flaking onto the green liner. This is a unique Winchester-Simmons barber display with great eye appeal. 13.25" H x 19" W x 6" D. DIMENSIONS 13.25 x 19 x 6 in

Complete single sided Winchester five panel display. Features the "Boy Scout Building Dock" scene and advertising Winchester tools. Displayed from June 10-16, 1920. Panels have excellent color with a few creases, areas of loss around the edges/corners, and areas of discoloration. The first panel (far left) has a complete tear along the bottom third but has been repaired and reinforced from the back. Minor areas of touch up along the repair that blends very well. This is an early example from the initial four months of the five panel display usage which lasted through 1928. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Complete and early double sided Winchester five panel display. Front side features the scene "Winchester Junior Rifle Corps at Shooting Gallery" and was displayed from December 26, 1920 through January 5, 1921. The reverse graphic is a "Kitchen Knife" scene, featuring a sepia tone image of a woman in the kitchen carving ham with a Winchester knife. The reverse graphic was displayed from January 6-12, 1921. Panels have good color, areas of loss around the edges, and areas of slight discoloration. The first panel has errant paint drips and label residue. This is an early example from the initial twelve months of five panel display usage which lasted through 1928. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Front side features the "Mom & Dad Wrapping Gifts" scene and was displayed from December 9-15, 1920. The reverse graphic features the "Christmas Morning Family" scene and was displayed from December 16-25, 1920. Panels have very good color with creases, tears, areas of loss around the edges/corners, a few touch ups and areas of discoloration. This is an early example from the initial year of the five panel display usage which lasted through 1928. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Front side features the "Multiple Tools" scene advertising a wide array of Winchester tools including screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches, files and chisels. Displayed from November 15-21, 1923. The reverse graphic features the "Winchester Store Christmas" scene showing a wide array of the types of items sold including shotguns, rifles, fishing tackle, skates, sporting goods, tools, flashlights, knives and more. Displayed for three weeks from December 6-26, 1923. Panels have very good color with creases, tears, areas of loss around the edges/corners, a few touch ups and areas of discoloration. This is an great example that showcases a very large number of unique Winchester store items. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Complete double sided Winchester five panel display. Front side features the "Thanksgiving Comedy" scene advertising a mix of cutlery. Displayed for November in 1928. The reverse graphic features the "Christmas Gifts Under Tree" scene with the three wise men. Displayed for December 1928. Panels have very good color with creases, tears, areas of loss around the edges/corners, and areas of discoloration. This is the last five panel display used in the series. 39.5" H x 92.5" W. DIMENSIONS 39.5 x 92.5 in

Festive die cut Christmas cardboard folding display with great color and graphics. Features the reindeer and Santa in his sleigh with a load of presents and Winchester guns. Also pictured are a Model 77, Model 55, Model 12 and Model 50 Winchesters. Exhibits with light storage and age wear including some minor surface discoloration/spotting. The upper scroll has noticeable creases with a slight tear in two places. Overall in very nice condition. Shrink wrapped and secured to foamboard. 24.5" H x 37.5" W. DIMENSIONS 24.5 x 37.5 in

This vintage RMK features a 4-1/2" blade with the original carbon steel finish. Leather wrapped handle with red, white and black separations at top and bottom. Brass single sided hilt and duralumin end cap. 9-1/2" overall length. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket and logo snaps. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in good condition. Does show light use and re-sharpening marks. Honing block shows some light use. Sheath shows wear.

This vintage RMK features a 6" blade with the original carbon steel finish. Leather wrapped handle with red, white and black separations at top and bottom. Brass single sided hilt and duralumin end cap. 11" overall length. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in good-fair condition. Does show some pitting on the blade, use and re-sharpening marks. Honing block shows use. Sheath shows wear and light scratches.

This vintage RMK features a 6" blade with the original carbon steel finish. Upgraded factory bone handle with red, white and black separations at the top and single brass rivet. Nickel single sided hilt. 11" overall length. Includes a zippered storage case and a model A factory leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade does show some re-sharpening marks. Honing block shows some use. Sheath shows some wear and scratches. Soft case is in great condition.

This vintage RMK features a 4" blade with the original carbon steel finish. Upgraded factory bone handle with red, white and black separations at the top and single brass rivet. Nickel single sided hilt. 8-1/4" overall length. Includes a Model B factory leather sheath. Stamped "RHS" on front of belt loop and on the back. CONDITION Appears to be in great-good condition. Blade appears to have been re-sharpened at least once. Sheath shows some wear from handling and storage and of course the initial branding.

The Randall Model 4 has been extensively used by guides, trappers and sportsman. Features a 7" curved blade perfect for skinning. Stag handle with finger grooves, single brass hilt with red, white and black separations. Includes factory Model A leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows some minimum wear.

Very similar to the Model 1, this model features a 1/4" thick steel 7" length clip point blade. Double brass hilt with red, white and black separation at top. Green Micarta single finger grip shape handle. Includes factory black leather Model A sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows some wear.

Per Randall - This knife was designed to meet the demand for an almost indestructible all-purpose knife. Designed especially for aircrew survival and combat purposes in cooperation with U.S. Marine Corps Equipment Board. Features a 5-1/2" clippoint blade from 1/4" stock. Straight oblong brass double hilt. Black micarta handle with finger grooves, full tang and paracord wrist thong. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included with additional paracord. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows some light wear.

This custom Randall Made Model 1 features a 6" blade with the name "TOM BOURLAND" engraved on the rear. Black Micarta handle with paracord wrist thong and working compass. Nickel single hilt with red, white and army green separations. Includes factory Model A leather sheath - missing hone pocket. CONDITION Appears to be in good condition. Blade does has some scuffs and appears to have been re-sharpened. Sheath shows some wear from age and use, also missing hone pocket.

The Randall Model 4 has been extensively used by guides, trappers and sportsman. Features a 5" curved blade perfect for skinning. Stag handle, single brass hilt with red, white and black separations. Includes factory Model A leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still sharp though shows signs of resharpening. Honing block is in great condition with very little use. Sheath shows some light scuffs and wear.

Two Randall knives in this lot. First is the Model 20 Yukon Skinner featuring a 4-1/2" blade, an adaptation of the Model #4, designed for big game purposes by Ward Gay, the famous Alaskan bush pilot. Also features a single brass hilt with red, white and black separations. Round stag handle. Includes factory Model A sheath with belt loop, hone pocket and paracord. Honing block included. Smaller knife is a Model 21 Little Game featuring a 3-1/4" blade, ideal for small game, caping and other delicate cutting duties. Single brass hilt with red, white and black separations and round stag handle. Includes factory Model A leather sheath with paracord. CONDITION Both knives appear to be in great condition, still factory sharp. Honing block is like new. Sheaths show very minimum wear.

Two Randall knives in this lot. First is the Model 9 Pro Thrower featuring a 10" overall length with a 2" sharpened double edge blade. Designed for those desiring a practically indestructible throwing knife that is well-balanced. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with belt loop, hone pocket and paracord loops. Honing block and paracord NOT included. Smaller knife is a Triathlete skeleton style knife. Features a 6-1/2" overall length with a 3-1/4" blade length. Sandblasted handle with 5 rivet holes. This was designed specifically for a long-distance runner planning to carry this lightweight tool during a 150 mile race in Alaska. Includes factory Model E black leather concealment sheath with belt clip. CONDITION Both knives appear to be in great condition, still factory sharp. Sheaths of the pro thrower shows a good it of wear, Triathlete sheath is in great condition.

This RMK features a 5" drop point blade with top thumb notches. Nickel silver single hilt. Approximately 4-1/2" handle of stag and leather separations. Duralumin butt cap. Includes factory Model F leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block is like new. Sheath shows very little wear.

This RMK was designed by Tommy Thompson, noted Alaskan guide, in 1952 for big-game skinning. The point is dropped below the top of the blade to prevent cutting too deeply through skins when used point first. Features a 4" drop point blade with top thumb notches. Brass single hilt with red, beige and black separations. Approximately 4-1/2" stag handle. Includes factory Model A leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great-good condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block shows light use. Sheath shows minimum wear.

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features an 8" blade. Leather wrapped straight handle with red, white and black separations at top and bottom. Brass double sided hilt and duralumin butt cap. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows very minor wear.

A RMK custom order Little Bear Bowie features a 6" clip point blade, a double sided brass hilt, scalloped brass collar, stag handle and fitted with a matching scalloped brass coolie cap. Includes a factory Model A black leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition, shows very little use. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows minimum wear.

This RMK is made for wilderness survival. Features a 5-1/2" blade with top sawtooth edge. 4-3/4" stainless steel tubular handle in 1" diameter for storage (matches and cotton boll included). Silver soldered to 1/4" oblong brass hilt. Fitted with removable and threaded brass butt cap and waterproof O-ring. Flared holes on both sides of the hilt. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with paracord and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp on both sides. Honing block shows very little use. Sheath shows some wear and scratches.

Per Randall - This knife was designed to meet the demand for an almost indestructible all-purpose knife. Designed especially for aircrew survival and combat purposes in cooperation with U.S. Marine Corps Equipment Board. Features a 5-1/2" clippoint blade from 1/4" stock. Straight oblong brass double hilt. Black micarta handle with finger grooves, full tang and paracord wrist thong. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included with additional paracord. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block shows some light use. Sheath shows wear, possibly aftermarket hone pocket .

A RMK custom order Trailblazer featuring a 5-3/4" Stainless blade, noted as "S" stamping on the blade. Stag handle with unique 13-line separations (Model 27 handle 13-spacer configuration is unique to the Model #27 only and Randall Made Knives does not offer it on any other models). Upgraded nickel single side hilt and matching butt plate. Includes a factory Model A leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows minimum wear .

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features a 6" blade. Leather wrapped straight handle with red, white and black separations at top and bottom. Brass double sided hilt and matching brass butt cap with wrist handle hole. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with logo snaps, missing hone pocket. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Sheath shows little wear, and missing hone pocket.

This RMK is designed by Tommy Thompson, noted Alaskan guide, in 1952 for big-game skinning. The point is dropped below the top of the blade to prevent cutting too deeply through skins when used point first. Features a 4" drop point blade with top thumb notches. Brass single hilt with red and brass separations. Matching brass butt cap. Approximately 4-1/2" leather handle. Includes factory Model A leather cover sheath with hone pocket. Honing block and paracord included. CONDITION Appears to be in great-good condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block shows some use. Sheath shows wear.

Per Randall - This knife was designed to meet the demand for an almost indestructible all-purpose knife. Designed especially for aircrew survival and combat purposes in cooperation with U.S. Marine Corps Equipment Board. Features a 5-1/2" clippoint blade from 1/4" stock. Straight oblong brass double hilt. Black micarta handle with finger grooves, full tang and paracord wrist thong. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included with additional paracord. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block is like new. Sheath shows minimum wear.

A heavy well made dagger or dirk, this Fighting Stiletto was shaped along the lines of a famous British Commando knife, but made larger, stronger, and fitted with a more comfortable grip. Features 8" double sided blade. Nickel double hilt. Commando style leather handle with Duralumin butt cap. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition, shows very little wear. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block is like new. Sheath shows some light wear and scuffs.

This RMK features a 5" drop point blade with top thumb notches. Brass single hilt and matching brass butt cap. Approximately 4-1/2" handle made of upgraded Thuya Burl wood and leather separations. Includes factory Model F leather cover sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block shows very little use. Sheath shows minimum wear.

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features a 7" blade. Stag straight handle with red, white and black separations at top and bottom. Nickel silver double sided hilt and duralumin butt cap with leather wrist strap. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone in pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows light wear and scratches.

This RMK custom features a 7-1/2" clippoint blade from 1/4" stock. The top cutting edge is sharpened. Double sided brass hilt. Approximately 4 1/2_ durable black Micarta Border Patrol style handle. Extra-heavy 7/8_ wide tang extends through a channel in the handle, which is firmly fastened with factory epoxy. Wrist thong of leather through brass ferrule in the handle. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block is like new. Sheath shows minimum wear.

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features a 7" blade. Leather wrapped straight handle with red, white and black separations at top and bottom. Brass double sided hilt and duralumin butt cap. Includes a Jim Layton leather sheath with hone pocket and paracord holes. Honing block included, paracord is not. CONDITION Appears to be in good condition. Blade is slightly dull. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows some light wear and scratches.

This vintage RMK features a 6" blade with the original carbon steel finish. Upgraded factory stag handle with finger grooves. Red, white and black separations at the top below a single sided nickel silver hilt. Duralumin butt cap with paracord wrist handle. 10-3/4" overall length. Includes a Model A factory leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great-good condition. Blade does show some re-sharpening marks. Honing block shows some light use. Sheath shows some wear and age.

This RMK custom features a 5-1/2" clippoint blade from 1/4" stock. Double sided brass hilt. Approximately 4-3/4" durable Maroon Micarta round handle with brown and beige separations. Includes factory Model A leather sheath with hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block shows some light use. Sheath shows age and wear.

This RMK custom features a 7-1/2" clippoint blade from 1/4" stock. The top cutting edge is sharpened. Forward curved double sided nickel silver hilt. Approximately 4-1/2_ durable black Micarta single finger grooved handle with paracord wrist thong. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows minimum wear.

This RMK is made for wilderness survival. Features a 7-1/2" blade with top sawtooth edge. 4-3/4" stainless steel tubular handle in 1" diameter for storage, wrapped in black paracord. Silver soldered to 1/4" oblong brass hilt. Fitted with removable and threaded brass butt cap and waterproof O-ring. Flared holes in both sides of the hilt. Includes factory Model C leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition, blade does show some re-sharpening marks. Honing block shows very little use. Sheath shows minimum wear.

The RMK Trailblazer features a 5-3/4" blade. Stag handle with unique 13-line separations (Model 27 handle 13-spacer configuration is unique to the Model #27 only and Randall Made Knives does not offer it on any other models). Brass single side hilt and matching butt plate. Includes a factory Model A leather sheath with logo snaps and hone pocket. Honing block included. CONDITION Appears to be in great condition. Blade is still factory sharp. Honing block appears to be like new. Sheath shows little wear but the knife snap is broken.

This nice countertop vertical display case is made of oak with a clear glass front. Black velvet covered foam interior and includes a Kut Master cardboard banner top. Includes the following knives; Barlow two-blade with black jigged bone handle, medium Trapper two-blade with Rosewood handle, fixed blade Skinner with Rosewood handle, Three-blade Stockman with green jigged bone handle, large two-blade Trapper with green jigged bone handle, two-blade Muskrat with black jigged bone handle, medium two-blade Trapper with green jigged bone handle, two-blade Catskill Trapper with locking liner in jigged olive bone handle, small two-blade Trapper with brown jigged bone handle, medium two-blade trapper with brown jigged bone handle and squared off bolster, medium Trapper in a pink jigged bone handle and a three-blade medium stockman with Rosewood handle. Case measures 19" tall, 15" wide and 5" deep. CONDITION All knives in this display appear to be in great un-used condition. Display case shows handling wear only.