#1491174 'M1A1 Carbine' Post war refurbished at a Government Arsenal and converted to the M1A1 Model in the early 50’s. Carbines being sent to Government Arsenals after the Korean war for refurbishing, were not unusual. However, not that many Postal Meter Carbines were produced (6.8% of the total production). Even fewer were refurbished to M1A1’s. Has several post war upgrades. Correct and original M1A1 folding stock with the "OI" stamp inside the barrel channel (indicating Overton-Inland). Inland subcontracted S.E. Overton of South Haven, MI, for the manufacture of all of their M1A1 stocks the inside of the buttplate has the correct drawing number "B257614" and a circled asterisk marking followed by "10". The oiler is on the backside of the cheek piece, the leather on the cheek piece has been replaced. No cartouches observed, 4 rivet handguard, Parkerized finish. Inland barrel dated 5-43 with flaming ordnance bomb, National Postal Meter receiver with 1st block, serial number: 1,450,000 - 1,159,999 | February, 1943 - September, 1943. Type III rear sight stamped " 7160060 I.R.Co, (International Register Co.), Hammer, type III, stamped "AM B" (Art Metal Works Newark, NJ), Type IV rotary safety marked "M" in a horseshoe. (Mc Cullough Co.) Type III barrel band stamped "D" inside diamond (Made as a replacement part by Donaldson Company Inc, St Paul MN, June 1944-Apr 1945.) Type III magazine catch stamped "M". Correct USGI green web sling dated "12-61". One 15 rd magazine marked "IA", Inland Division of General Motors . Bore is excellent/bright, parkerized finish is very good with minor scratches/scuffs, wood is very good+. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Semiautomatic rifle made using original parts for 1919A4 machineguns, modified and with added new parts to ensure semiautomatic only operation. Parkerized steel, with 24" barrel, ventilated barrel shroud, butterfly type thumb trigger, black polymer gripped dual spade handles, adjustable flip-up ladder rear sight and flip up blade front sight. Overall nearly new, with limited wear from rubbing parts and handling. Bore is shiny and bright. Includes many extras - two tripods (one ground, on Anti-Air tall tripod), WWII era USGI type 30 cal ammo can full of empty links, 1919A6 parts (stock, bipod, single grip with trigger), spare barrel, parts galore. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Near mint condition WWI era U.S. military contract single action semi-automatic service pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1918. Features a blued finish, 5" barrel, low profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with ‘u’ notch, smooth curved trigger, knurled wide hammer spur. thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, 7 round two-tone magazine, heart-shaped grip openings in the frame, smooth straight main spring housing with lanyard loop, and double diamond checkered walnut grips. Markings: Slide - "PATENTED APR.20,1897. SEPT.9,1902/DEC.19,1905. FEB.14,1911. AUG.19,1913", [rampant colt], "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. CO./HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.", & "MODEL OF 1911. U.S. ARMY". Frame - "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", [Eagle Head]/"S5", & "No 412644". & Barrel: "P" and "H". Includes a factory letter stating it was shipped to Bush Terminal of Brooklyn, New York in a 10,000 gun shipment on August 19, 1918. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing all correct factory polishing marks, some small scattered dings, a couple superficial scratches and two minute spots of pitting. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is pristine, the markings are sharp with a partial [eagle head] on the frame and the walnut grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

'Broomhandle' German commercial semiautomatic pistol. 'Cone Hammer'. Manufactured 1897. Features blued finish, hand checkered wood grips over the grooves, period done. 5.5" barrel, blade front & tangent rear sights, 50-500 meters, fixed 10 round magazine, manual thumb safety, lanyard stud (missing the ring) at butt. Backstrap slotted for shoulder stock. Bore is good condition,bright, strong rifling, lightly frosted. blued finish is about 70%, dulled somewhat with bare metal on high spots, handling/edge wear, some very light scattered pin-prick pitting. Grips are very good condition. Markings are crisp/clear, including "Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf a N" on top of chamber flat, crown over 'U' on left barrel extension, 'antler' proof on right barrel extension (1897-1899) and German proof marks on the underside of barrel. Mauser banner not present. Serial numbers match where observed including stamped on the inside of both grip panels. Serial number not on barrel, correct for this time period. Action is smooth/crisp. Condition is NRA Fine as Antique Firearm.

Rare Documented Factory 15 Inch Barrel Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Trapper Saddle Ring Carbine with ATF Exemption. Manufactured in 1910 with standard barrel/tang markings, Winchester trade mark on barrel & receiver, full length tube magazine, original saddle ring in place. Fitted with pinned blade front and sliding ladder v-notch rear sights. Steel carbine buttplate, smooth walnut forearm and straight wrist shoulder stock, two barrel bands. The letter from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms lists this carbine as being removed from the purview of the National Firearms Act and classified as a curio and relic. The lever action is smooth, bore is overall good/bright, good rifling with some scattered light pitting, the wood is very good with some minor scratches/dings, hay have been lightly sanded at some point and the blue finish has turned a gray/brown patina with age & handling. The Winchester stampings are crisp/clear. **Modern Firearm**

#12495S3. Two Barrel Set, A. Marechal Engraved Browning Pointer Grade Superposed Shotgun. Manufactured in 1963 in Belgium, imported by Browning Arms, St. Louis, Mo & Montreal PQ. 32" blued Special Steel Trap barrels with white porcelain front and mid bead sights on the 'Broadway" vent rib, standard Browning markings, light band of engraving at the upper breech, chokes measure Cyl over Full and 2 3/4 inch chambers with automatic ejectors. The French grey boxlock action displays beautiful floral scroll engraving surrounding four individual game scenes on the left, right, underside, and triggerguard. The left shows a pointer holding a mallard in its mouth in a pond scene, the right has a pointer grasping a pheasant in a field, the underside shows a pair of bedded grouse, and the triggerguard has a pair of pheasants. The work is signed "AMARECHAL" on the right side and "AM" on the left for Browning Master Engraver Alfonse Marechal. The gun features a gold plated single trigger and tang mounted manual safety/selector switch. Beautifully figured, multi-point checkered forend with engraved fittings and pistol grip stock with vented rubber factory recoil pad. The grip cap has floral engraving with the name "McCrory". Stock measurements. 1 3/4 inch drop at comb; 2 inch drop at heel; 13 3/8 inch length of pull; weight 8 lbs. 15 oz.. Shotgun has been very well cared for, bores are excellent/bright, mechanically excellent, wood is overall excellent with some very minor scuffs and the finish is excellent. Comes in the original Browning light brown form fitted leather case with 28 inch skeet barrel, Broadway vented rib with white porcelain sighting beads. Excellent condition with bright bores. Serial numbers matched to the Barrels. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

By Dennis Harrington, signed on side and numbered 45/50. Rendering of bear sitting casually on bronze square. Dennis Harrington was born and raised in Bozeman, Montana. Initially, Harrington wanted to be an Air Force pilot but an elective art class drastically changed his perspective and he enrolled in the Seattle Art Institute. Harrington studied illustration and didn’t begin using clay until a few years past graduation. Sculpting the west became a full time profession for him in 1990. "Guardian Spirit" is Harrington's first notable bronze and is on display at Bozeman’s Gallatin Airport. This bronze is on a 4 1/4" squared wood stand; sculpture and stand measure 7 1/2" tall.

‘Scout Squad’ Semi-automatic scout variant of the gas operated M14 battle rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, manufactured in Geneseo, IL. Features a parkerized finish, 18" barrel, ported muzzle break , shrouded .062 NM blade front sight, adjustable rear aperture sight, smooth NM tuned two-stage trigger, manual safety, 10 round magazine, stripper clip guide, oversized walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock and handguard with sling swivels & flip-up buttplate w/ trapdoor compartment. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is excellent. Comes with a Springfield Armory soft carry case with owners manual/paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Reservation Police". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 42 x 51. Framed in ornate gold frame.

High grade side lock over/under double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Gardone Val Trompia, Italy by P. Beretta circa 1958. Features blued 28 3/8” monobloc barrels with matted solid rib & fixed Mod / Cyl chokes, ejectors, steel bead front sight, coin finished receiver / side locks with hand engraved foliate scroll engraving, seven pins & cocked indicators, double trigger, sliding tang safety, point checkered walnut forend with grasping grooves & Deeley-release and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with leather covered recoil pad. Stock dimensions: Drop @ Comb – 1 ½”, Drop @ Heel - 2”, Length of Pull - 14 ½” & Cast-Off ¼”. Shotgun retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing minor wear, most of which is on the forend metal. The action is tight, the bores are excellent and the walnut stocks are near excellent with semi-worn checkering & minor imperfections. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Measure: 33"H X 62"W X 13"D. On simulated rock ledge. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

WW2 British 1944 dated bolt action sniper rifle with No. 32 Mk III scope and mount. Used from WW2 into the early 1960's until they were replaced by the L42 series sniper rifles. Imported by CAI, marked on thee underside of the barrel. The left butt-socket is marked 'M47C', 1944 E34291 TR, the left receiver side wall is marked 'T' above "No. 4 MK. I" (Feint) The sniper scope is marked 'Tel. Sighting. No.32 Mk3 OS.1650A. 1944 No.17553 , correct one piece base/rings, unmarked. The scope has the standard British post and cross hair reticle pattern. The underside of the buttstock is stamped with proofs and acceptance marks. The top flat of the wrist is stamped with scope number '11443'. The underside of the fore stock is stamped with matching serial number, (Feint) with various proofs and small "10" in white paint on the underside of the buttstock. Safety lever stamped with a small "T". The comb is fitted with a wood cheekpiece secured with two wood screws. 10 rd magazine, aluminum buttplate with trapdoor. Correct triangular sling swivel, added Nov, 44. After giving better than average zeroing groups after test firing at the B.S.A and Maltby factories, then earmarked as possible sniper rifles by having the 'TR' stamp. Once it passed the final test it was stamped with the 'T'". Rear sight is stamped "SM" ( Singer Manufacturing) The bore is good/bright,strong rifling, light frosting in the grooves. action is smooth, the matte black/blue finish is very good overall, with some scratches/edge wear, and the wood is good/sound with many minor scratches. dents. Some minor wear on the scope, very clear optics. Comes with an additional scope mount with the front ring/base stamped "51" and rear "52". NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm

US military semiautomatic rifle manufactured February 1943. SA barrel dated 2-43, D28290-14-SA, on the side of the trigger group. hammer marked C46008-7 SA, Safety marked SA, op rod marked 6535382 SA, receiver marked 3 11 C SS and D 28291 17 and the bolt is marked D28287-12SA S04. Arsenal reworked. Features parkerized finish, blue barrel, wood stock & hand guards, 24" barrel, adjustable sights with protected front blade & protected rear peep, fixed magazine for en-bloc clip, manual safety Handguard and froe stock a darker than the shoulder stock , "P" proof behind triggerguard, ordnance crossed cannons cartouche on left stock with "S.A. E.Mc.F in square next to it. (Colonel Earl McFarland worked as an arms inspector from June, 1942 to July, 1943) Correct for this rifle. .Bore is very good condition, lightly frosted, strong rifling. Metal parts retain 95% medium gray/blue finish. Shows edge losses & handling marks. Wood is very good/sound, the usual minor scratches/dings. A correct mid WW2 rifle Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

From Wildlife Artistry by Dan Quillen, 1993, from Livingston, Montana. Subject is a British Columbia yearling bear posed sitting, head down. Excellent condition. Measures 28" high, 29" wide, 29" deep. NOT FOR SALE IN CALIFORNIA. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

'The .357 Magnum, Vintage large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Springfield. MA circa 1974. Features a blue finish, 8 3/8" pinned barrel with fully checkered sighting rib, raised Patridge front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, .500" case colored serrated target trigger, .500" case colored target hammer, target frame with ten-groove grip straps and checkered target grips with silver S&W medallions. Bore is excellent/bright and the wood grips are excellent. Retains approx. 98% of it's original finish with a faint drag line. The action is smooth with tight lockup. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Pendant featuring a large 36.93 carat Emerald cut Natural Blue Aquamarine accented by a 0.75 carat round cut Diamond with G-H color and VS clarity set in a custom 14 karat white gold classic setting. Full Retail Appraisal - $22,500.00

Measures 33" tall by 83" long. Mounted on wood board measuring 70 1/2" long by 19 1/2" deep. **LOCAL PICK UP ONLY; OR BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING**

Parts correct, early production WWII era U.S. military contract semi-automatic service rifle chambered in .30 carbine. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943. This carbine was produced in Winchester's first production serial number block 1,000,000 - 1,349,999 and utilizes the type 1 detachable recoil spring tube with the catch in the receiver cut all the way through. Features a parkerized finish, 18" barrel stamped “W”, [Winchester proof], & [flaming bomb] near the gas pistol, shrouded blade front sight, flip-up "L" dual aperture rear sight stamped "S", thin barrel band, smooth push button safety, push button magazine release stamped “W”, 15 round magazine stamped "SW", smooth curved trigger, type 2 trigger housing stamped “W”, blued flat bolt stamped “W”, "W" stamped recoil shield, period green canvas sling, oiler stamped with IO"" inside a circle, two-rivet handguard with wide groove and smooth walnut pistol grip shoulder stock with high-wood forend, "I" cut oiler slot, knurled metal buttplate, "W.R.A./G.H.D." & crossed cannons cartouches. Many small parts also bear the “W” stamp including the slide, sear and hammer. Includes four additional 15 round magazine, one marked “IU” inside a circle, one marked “BW”, and two wrapped. Rifle retains approximately 85-90% of its original finish showing contact wear on the bolt & receiver, a couple light scratches and some scattered rust tones. The action is mechanically sound, the four land bore is excellent, the markings are sharp and the wood stocks are very good with blemishes & a couple minor losses. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

.45-70 Gov't #B052 High quality & faithful reproduction of the Sharps Rifle Company Model 1874 falling block single shot sporting rifle chambered in .45 2 1/10". Manufactured in Big Timber, MT circa 1996 as part of a 1 of 100 special edition Commemorative Hartford. Features a polished blued 30" heavy octagon barrel with silver banded Hartford collar, dovetailed German silver blade front sight, buckhorn rear sight with flip-up ladder marked 2-8, case hardened receiver with hand engraved silver serial number plate & embossed banner that reads “HARTFORD MODEL”, fire blued screws, double set triggers, knurled hammer spur, smooth extra fancy American black walnut forend with “AA’ finish & pewter tip, and straight grip shoulder stock with silver plated crescent buttplate & 13 3/4" LOP. Includes a factory letter, the original build sheet, QC hang tag & receipt. Also includes an ornate silver plate belt buckle by Montana Silversmiths with matching serial number to the rifle. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor handling marks and some small blemishes on the pewter forend tip. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is pristine and the figured walnut stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

This is a Turnbull Restoration, Manufactured 1925. Winchester model 1894 rifle chambered in .32-40. 26" half round, half octagonal barrel with dovetailed blade/bead front, elevation adjustable rear sporting sights. "Nickel Steel" marked. Blue finish with case colored finger lever and crescent buttplate. Smooth straight wrist shoulder stock and forearm. Bore is excellent/bright, wood is overall excellent with a few very minor dings, action is smooth and the finish is excellent. Winchester tang, barrel and trade marks are crisp/clear. Comes with Turnbull Restoration Co. packing letter with this rifle, matching serial number. Also included are two boxes of Winchester John Wayne edition .32-40 165Gr. SP cartridges containing 20 each. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Superb quality hand-detachable side lock over/under double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 16 gauge shells. Manufactured in Sulh, Germany circa 1957. Features blued 28 5/16” barrels with matted solid rib, double Kersten locks & fixed Mod / Cyl chokes, ejectors, white Bradley front sight, French greyed receiver / side locks with hand engraved Arabesque scroll, five pins & cocked indicators, double triggers w/ hinged front, sliding tang safety, oil finished three-piece walnut forend with fine point pattern hand checkering & Deeley-release and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with black grip cap & fitted Decelerator pad. Stock dimensions: Drop @ Comb – 1 5/8”, Drop @ Heel - 2” 5/8, Length of Pull - 14 ½” & Cast-Off approximately ¼”. Shotgun retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing minor wear. The action is tight, the bores are excellent and the walnut stocks are near excellent with minor blemishes & a ½” hairline crack on the right side of the forend extending from the receiver. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Large frame double action revolver features 3-1/2" barrel, adjustable sights with serrated sighting rib, blued finish, square butt "N" frame, magna style checkered wood grips with S&W medallions, case color smooth trigger and knurled spur hammer. No frame lock. Like new condition with few blemishes. Includes factory blue cardboard box with manual and cleaning rod. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new *** Modern Firearm ***

Vintage American made semi-automatic pistol, manufactured circa 1903, first year of production, A total of approximately 29,237 were produced. (1903-1927) Designed by John Browning, blued finish, no manual safety, no grip safety, 4 1/2" barrel, bore is very good/bright, blade front sight, open notch rear sight, checked low-profile hammer, smooth trigger, black hard rubber grips with "Colt" and "Rampant Colt" logo, metal 7-round single stack magazine, approximately 10% of original blue remains with the rest turned a gray/dull blue patina. There is a patch of very light pitting on top of the slide. The grips are very good, no chips, action is smooth. Colt marking are crisp/clear. It is a compact version of the Colt Model 1902 Sporting Model pistol derived from the original Colt M1900. The .38 ACP (aka .38 Auto) and the .38 Super use cases with identical dimensions, the only difference being the maximum operating pressures of each. It would be unwise to use new, factory .38 Super ammunition in any pistol based on the M1900 series Colts. (1900, 1902, 1903). Comes with a Colt factory letter confirming the above configuration. One of a 3 gun shipment to Pacific Hardware & Steel Co. San Francisco, Ca. on December 24, 1903. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

High quality magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire. Manufactured in Ulm, Germany circa 2003 and imported by Tristar of North Kansas City, MO with import marks on the right side of the receiver. Features a blued finish, 25.5" heavy barrel flared at muzzle with integral 11mm rail & recessed crown, Burris Fullfield 10x scope mounted to the integral 11mm rail cut into the receiver, 5 round factory magazine, adjustable two stage trigger, manual safety, polished bolt with swept-back handle & oversized round knob, factory drilled & tapped receiver, and smooth wood stock with beavertail forend with grasping grooves, raised comb and adjustable buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing superficial scratches and a couple small dings on the front sight rail. The action is smooth with a crisp/light trigger pull, the bore is excellent, optics are clear/sharp with fine duplex reticle and the wood stock is very good with several blemishes & small chip on the butt on the grip. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

With 8 Sterling Conchos Accents With Turquoise, Heavy High Quality Design.

SN: 233868. Bolt-Action. Model 70 "Featherweight" Pre-64, manufactured in 1951. 22" round, tapered barrel with ramped, hooded, post/bead front and flip u-notch, "white triangle" rear sights. Mauser style action. Anodized matte-black receiver, drilled/tapped for optics. Blued barrel, and trigger assembly, 3-position manual safety, hinged floorplate, Checkered high comb pistol grip stock with sling swivels. Checkered aluminum butt plate. Wood is excellent, bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth/tight. Markings are crisp/clear. Winchester proofs on receiver/barrel. Finish is excellent. Rifle is in new condition. Comes with original factory box with matching label, instructions and tags. Box is in poor condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

‘Pre-ban’ Desirable semi-automatic AK pattern rifle chambered in 5.56mm. Manufactured in China at state factory 66 and imported by CSI of Dallas, TX with import marks on the left side of the receiver. Features a blued finish, 16.25" threaded barrel with attached flash hider, hooded adjustable post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 800 meters, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, smooth curved trigger, manual safety/dust cover, 30 round magazine, stamped steel receiver and four-piece smooth light wood stock set with cleaning kit in the buttstock. Includes three additional 30 round magazines. Matching serial numbers found on the receiver, top cove, bolt, bolt carrier and recoil spring guide. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing scatted scratches & minor dings. The action is mechanically sound, the chrome lined bore is excellent and the wood stocks are very good with blemishes. ‘Pre-ban’ Desirable semi-automatic AK pattern rifle chambered in 5.56mm. Manufactured in China at state factory 66 and imported by CSI of Dallas, TX with import marks on the left side of the receiver. Features a blued finish, 16.25" threaded barrel with attached flash hider, hooded adjustable post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 800 meters, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, smooth curved trigger, manual safety/dust cover, 30 round magazine, stamped steel receiver and four-piece smooth light wood stock set with cleaning kit in the buttstock. Includes three additional Chinese 30 round magazines. Matching serial numbers found on the receiver, top cove, bolt, bolt carrier and recoil spring guide. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing scatted scratches & minor dings. The action is mechanically sound, the chrome lined bore is excellent and the wood stocks are very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Double action target revolver manufactured circa 1962. Built on a J frame. Features blued finish, sides of hammer polished, wide knurled hammer spur, serrated trigger and straps, checkered wood target type grips with silver color Colt medallions, 6" barrel with raised Partridge front and Accro adjustable rear sights, un-shrouded ejector rod. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish with few handling marks. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth/crisp. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN: CCH18638. Limited edition commemorative lever action repeating rifle celebrating Lakota warrior Chief Crazy Horse. Chambered in .38-55 Winchester and manufactured circa 1983 with only 19,999 reported to have been produced. Chief Crazy Horse is one of the most notable Native American warriors, he fought in several important battles of the Black Hills War including the Battle of the Little Bighorn where he led his party to victory. Configuration: blued 24" round barrel, full-length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight and adjustable peep sight installed on tang. Saddle ring, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, saddle ring, gold filled roll stamp engraved "Chief Crazy Horse" on right barrel, images of Crazy horse. Buffalo hunt, battle names, etc. on the case hardened receiver, brass tacked smooth deluxe walnut semi-beavertail forend with satin finish, metal forend cap with integral sling lug, and straight grip shoulder stock with brass tack decor, curved metal buttplate & inlayed commemorative medallion on the right side. Rifle exhibits approximately 99% original finish showing very little wear. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood stocks are fine. very nice tooled brown leather sling with embossed image of stag attached. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible

AR15 style semiautomatic rifle. Features dark parkerized metal, chrome lined 16" lightweight barrel with 1:7 twist rifling, 5 flute flash hider, triangular front sight base with bayonet lug, protected post front sight, adjustable peep rear sight in A2 style fixed carry handle upper receiver, forward assist, ejection port cover, shell deflector on upper receiver, A2 style pistol grip, 4 position collapsing carbine stock, round handguards with heat shields. Has Colt style half moon bolt carrier, larger trigger & hammer pins, two piece carpenter screw type front pivot pin. Overall excellent condition with handling marks, some scuffing along barrel. Polymer stocks are excellent. Includes two Colt marked 30 round magazines (one in gun, another new in wrapper), manual, fixed A2 style stock with spring/buffer & cleaning kit in butt trap. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

The Burnside was America’s first metallic cartridge rifle and was produced in 5 models from 1857 through the end of the Civil War in 1865. A .54 caliber percussion breechloading rifle. This is the 5th model with the guide screw in the side of the breech. Marked "Burnside Rifle Co Providence RI" in right side lock plate and "Burnside Patent March 25, 1856" on top of receiver. Originally blued finish with 21" round barrel, Wood stock and forend. The serial number is matching on top of the breech block, receiver and inside of the breech block lever. Numerous government sub-inspector initials are located on various metal parts throughout the carbine, including the letters S, H, T and C. These marks remain clear and crisp in all locations. The gun retains the original front blade and folding leaf rear sights, as well as the original sling ring bar & ring, and the sling swivel on the lower toe of the buttstock. The bore is very good/bright with strong rifling, the action is smooth with tight lock-up, two cock hammer action is strong, the wood is overall good/sound and the finish is a dull blue in places with most turned a gray/brown patina. No pitting observed. The barrel band is missing with coiled wire in it's place. NRA Condition-Good/Barrel Band. Antique Firearm.

Field grade O/U. Break-top action, boxlock. Made by Olin Kodensha Co. Ltd. in Japan for Winchester. 28" barrels with ventilated, checkered, full length sighting rib with Trius clear fiber-optic sighting bead. 2 3/4" chambers. Choked Full over Modified. Floral/scroll engraved receiver. Blued finish. Combination thumb safety/barrel selector on tang. Auto ejectors. Checkered high gloss walnut, pistol-grip stock/forend. factory black plastic buttplate, steel grip cap. Bores are excellent, bright. Barrels lock-up tight. Blued finish is about 98% . Wood is excellent. This shotgun has become a classic over the years. Produced 1966. LOP-14". NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

'R6001' Semiautomatic rifle manufactured circa 1985, last year of production. The R6001 SP1 Carbine is the carbine-length version of the R6000 SP1. Features parkerized finish, black plastic furniture, two position collapsing stock with slot for sling, round carbine hand guards, 16" lightweight barrel, 6 flute flash suppressor, bayonet lug, adjustable sights (front post sight with protector ears, rear L-flip peep), early "slick side" A1 type upper receiver without forward assist, spring loaded ejection port cover, early style lower receiver without fence around magazine release, dual screw style front take down pin, manual safety, sling swivel on front sight base. Barrel appears earlier 1-12 twist, hard chrome lined, marked "C MP CHROME BORE". Bore is very good condition. Overall external appearance is very good with few blemishes, retains 95% finish, with minor edge losses, scratches,Plastic furniture is very good condition with scuffs and other minor blemishes. Includes one 20 rd magazine, black nylon web sling. Condition is near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Semi-Automatic version of the Uzi sub-machinegun. Made is Israel by IMI, and imported by Action Arms Phila. Pa. (Left receiver) Imported 1980-1983. 16" removable barrel with protected adjustable front post, and flip rear sights Top charging handle, collapsible stock. Safety selector on left grip, with grip safety. Black enamel flat black finish with black plastic ribbed furniture. Bore is pristine, metal finish is excellent. Furniture is very good. Comes with one 25-rd steel magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Smith & Wesson "2nd Model Schofield" No. 3 revolver in .45 Smith & Wesson Caliber. ( Second Model features a large, raised circle at the top of the latch), "W.F. & CO.. EX." marked top break single action revolver manufactured circa 1876-77, rare commercial model, approximately 650 revolvers produced without martial markings with a total of 5,934 Second Model Schofield’s manufactured. Lugged barrel has been shortened to 4 1/2" with sighting rib, pinned brass front sight blade, v-notch on lever, S&W address and patent dates in 2 lines on left barrel lug, 1 line 1873 Schofield patent date on right lug, with the Wells Fargo stamp to the rear of it. Serial number stamped on the heel, with matching number stamped on cylinder. The problem with the Wells Fargo stamp is known examples serial numbers are under 6000, they shortened the 7" barrels to 5" not 4 1/2" and the original stamps were small, fitting under the patent dates and followed by the re-stamped serial number. S&W markings are clear, two cock hammer action is crisp/tight, star extractor works well, bore is fair, strong rifling with some scattered light pitting, the blue finish is about 15% with handling/holster wear with the rest turned a gray color, barrel locks up tight. The revolver is fitted with a period of use set of nice aged ivory grips with decades of wear and patina, good fit. Comes in a glass covered display case. NRA Condition-Good as Antique Firearm.

Wartime Occupation semiautomatic single action Browning HP-35 pistol. No importer markings observed. After occupying Belgium in 1940, German forces took over the FN plant. German troops subsequently used the Hi-Power, having assigned it the designation Pistole 640(b) ("b" for belgisch, "Belgian") The Germans introduced a new serial code numbering system in early 1943, starting with 1a and continuing to 99999a. This serial number dates it to 1943. Production stopped in 1944 after liberation by allied forces. This pistol is the 3rd and last produced with waffenamt Eagle/WaW140-arms inspector of Luttich. Most of the Browning Hi-Power 35s or Pistole 640(b) were issued to Waffen-SS and Fallschirmjäger personnel. Left slide stamped "Fabrique Nationale D'armes De Guerre Herstal Belgique: Browning's Patent Depose", Eagle/Swastika acceptance proof and Waffenamt WaW140 is found on the left frame and slide (two places- left side and front under barrel). Eagle/Swastika proof on the barrel. Serial number is matched on the right frame, slide and barrel. Checkered wood grips are very good, no cracks or chips, action is smooth, bore is very good/bright, blue is about 90% with handling wear and minor thinning. Some rough machine tool marks under finish, edges look correct and markings are crisp. One 13 rd magazine (unmarked, appears correct for FN manufacture). Includes brown leather flap holster marked "dla 44" and "WaA1xx (last two digits unreadable)", "POOR" in pen or pencil under flap, "77" and a crude "totenkopf" image scratched into face of flap. NRA Condition is Very Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

All stainless steel double action revolver features 6" barrel, adjustable sights, black rubber Pachmayr gripper grip with Colt medallions. Bore is excellent. The brushed stainless finish shows few minor handling marks. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. NRA Condition is near Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale post WWII with A prefix serial number and subsequently factory retrofitted with a later slide (serial number matched). Features a black enamel paint finished slide with extremal extractor, dovetailed three-bar sights, 4 ¾” barrel, serrated spur hammer, smooth curved trigger, parkerized steel frame, push button magazine release, 13 round magazine, magazine disconnect safety, thumb safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame and checkered wood grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, slide, barrel and magazine. Slide reads “FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL BELGIQUE”, the triggerguard is stamped with a "c" inside square in the left & /AC (Auguste Cornil, Belgian military inspection officer) on the right, and the barrel is marked “CAL 9X19 NATO”. Pistol retains approximately 80% finish overall with the slide accounting for a majority of the loss. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Rare Etched Barrel Colt 1877 Lightning Sheriff's Model Double Action Revolver manufactured circa 1886. Etched barrel panel 'Colt D.A. 38'. Features blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt horse emblem, bird's head grip frame, 2.5" barrel with ejector rod, fixed sights. Bore is fair to good, strong rifling, some scattered light pitting. Charge holes are very good condition. Blue is about 30% mostly on the backstrap, barrel and triggerguard, the frame a fairly even light gray color with traces of case colors visible. Grips are overall very good condition with a minor crack at the rear of the right panel, Rampant Colt,s are clear/crisp. .Single/double action operation is smooth, with tight lock-up. Numbers on triggerguard and back strap match frame. Two line barrel address. All markings are fairly crisp. '176' assembly number on the loading gate. No ejector, knurled cylinder pin. Markings are clear/readable. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

This is a custom pre-64 Winchester model 70 target rifle chambered in 30-06. Manufactured 1946. Built by Don Kaufmann of Durango, Colo. Don, a machinist and tool & die maker, started building rifles in the 1950's. Eventually he focused primarily on bench-rest rifles for competitions. This rifle was used by his son Pat in the 1961 at the 1,000 yard National matches in Camp Perry as a member of the Colorado high-power team. He also used this rifle at other .30 caliber competitions for several years in Colorado. It features a 28" Douglas premium heavy barrel with a Al Freeland Superior Front Tube Sight, circle with red background insert, Redfield fully adjustable aperture sight installed on rear of receiver and two scope bases installed on barrel and chamber. manual flip safety, hinged floor plate, polished bolt, extractor and swept back bolt handle. Walnut pistol-grip stock with 'beavertail forearm. accessory rail, Pachmayr thin recoil pad with spacers and sling swivels. Bore is excellent, action is smooth, wood is near excellent with some very minor scratches/dings and the blue is about 95% with some handling wear on the floorplate. Barrel stamped "Don Kaufmann Durango, Colo". Very Accurate rifle. This rifle has been well cared for. Comes with paperwork to confirm the above history. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

‘2020, Davidsons Exclusive’ Premium quality medium frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured in Hartford, Connecticut and machine engraved by Automated Finishing Co. with 75% coverage scroll patterns & punch dot background. The updated 2020 Python has been fully redesigned using a new rear sight with more material on the tostrap of the frame and improved action with fewer internal parts. Features stainless steel construction with a polished finish, 4.25" vent ribbed barrel with recessed crown & full underlug, ramp front sight with orange insert, fully-adjustable rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, serrated trigger, serrated wide hammer spur, flat-top I frame, and Altamont checkered brown laminated wood grips with silver Colt medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, documents, hang tag and lock.. Revolver exhibits little to no visible wear. Action is smooth with a tight lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the wood grips are excellent. Condition is like NRA Perfect in Box. ***Modern Firearm***

Single action semiautomatic pistol manufactured circa 1976. Chambered in .38 Super. Features 4.25" barrel, fixed sights, matte blue finish with polished sides, walnut grips with gold toned Colt medallions, ring hammer, thumb & grip safeties. Serrated mainspring housing. Retains at least 98% finish with few signs of handling. Grips are excellent condition, bore is pristine Includes one Colt magazine and Colt two piece wood grain cardboard box with owners manual. Box is missing the end flaps with label Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. Modern Firearm.

2 Piece grips, In excellent condtion

Early production slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1920s-1940s. Features a blued finish, 22" round tapered barrel, 11 round tube magazine, dovetailed bead top blade front sight, removed rear sight, Weaver B4 4x scope attached with a Weaver N5 side mount, take-down steel receiver with round tang, smooth curved trigger, slide release inside the triggerguard, knurled cross-bolt safety, grooved wood slide handle and checkered pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 30% bright original bluing showing scattered rust/pitting and the balance of the metal surfaces worn with a brown patina. Action is mechanically sound, the bore is very good, the optics are dark/hazy with crosshair reticle, the slide handle is very good with blemishes, and the shoulder stock is good with it being proud of the receiver, having a slight gap to the receiver, showing water damage on butt & the buttplate ill-fitting. Condition is near NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Semiautomatic rifle features bullpup layout, black polymer furniture, quick detachable 16" chrome lined barrel (marked 5.56x45mm/223) with flash hider and folding forward grip, lever mag release behind well, action in buttstock, right side mounted TLR-8G green dot laser sight, in good working order, Picatinny rail section on top of receiver, push-button manual safety, trap in butt for cleaning kit (no kit present), rear sling swivel, front QD socket. Bore is pristine. Retains 98% finish on metal surfaces, with very minor scuffs. Stock is excellent condition. Includes (1) polymer 30-rd magazine Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

True 4 digit stainless steel ROA with backwards cylinder warning. The RENE reference Vol. One, 4th Revision indicates Old Army Stainless began with SNs 1 to 2694 in 1975 putting this gun in mid 1975. 75" barrel, loading lever, raised serrated ramp front sight, factory adjustable rear sight, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, non-fluted cylinder with safety stops, three-screw steel frame, two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Bore and charge holes are excellent/bright, action is crisp with tight lock-up. grips are overall very good with some minor dings, SS finish has minor scratches/rubs, feint tracking on the cylinder. Comes in the original red factory box with matching label, manual and cardboard shipping sleeve. Scarce revolver. It is estimated about 500 guns have the backwards inscription and the low 4 digit serial number makes a great combination for ROA collectors. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

Single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol manufactured circa 1980's. Features matte finish with polished blue flats, 5" barrel, partridge style blade front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, (1) Colt factory magazine, steel frame, serrated arched mainspring housing, checkered wood grips with gold colored Colt logo medallions. Bore is pristine. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish. Grips are perfect. Includes good condition original Colt styrofoam packing box with fair condition wood grained outer sleeve with matching label, paperwork. Condition is NRA Perfect - like new. Modern Firearm.

The Premier Grade has a bright, brushed finish with more attention to cosmetic details, rear sights are screw adjustable for elevation and windage, grips are laminated hardwood with resin bonding. Single action 5 shot heavy duty revolver. Stainless steel construction, unfluted cylinder, stainless 7 1/2" barrel with serrated ramped front blade, & adjustable square notch rear sights. Consignor had the safety factory upgraded with receipt for the work included. Some very minor rubs otherwise revolver is in like new condition. Comes with form fitted factory box with matching label in cardboard box, factory reloading and ballistics paperwork. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Emerald and Diamond Ring featuring a rectangular cut Emerald weighing 4.36 carats with strong Blue Green color. Emerald is accented with 50 round and marquise cut Diamonds weighing approx. 2.12 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity, set in an elegant design crafted in 18 karat white and yellow gold, ring size 7. Full Retail Appraisal- $24,500.00

Bolt action rifle made in Japan by Howa Machinery Co. from the late 1960s until 1994. Features high polish blued finish, 24" sightless tapered barrel, six lug bolt, thumb safety on right side of bolt shroud, hinged floorplate. Stock is Monte Carlo styled with contrasting grip cap & forend tip, contrasting diamond inset on grip cap, curved grip, high combed right hand cheek piece, checkered panels at wrist & forend, Weatherby ventilated rubber recoil pad, swept back bolt handle, sling studs. Bore is very good bright condition. Retains 97% blue with minor scratches. Stock is very good to excellent with few scratches, shows intense fiddle grain throughout. Mounted with a very good condition Weatherby 3X-9X40 scope using two piece Buehler bases & rings, duplex reticle & clear view. Condition is near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By Deborah Copenhaver entitled "Lore of the Sodbuster". Measures 11 1/4" by 4 1/4" by 8 1/4" tall. On bronze base.

‘120th Anniversary of The Creedmoor Rifle’ Factory engraved reproduction of the Remington Rolling Block Creedmoor rifle chambered in .45-70 Government. Manufactured in Italy circa 1995 and imported by Cherry’s of Greensboro, NC with import marks on the upper tang. Features a blued 34" part octagon/part round heavy barrel, globe front sight with bead top post, long range vernier tang sight, fully engraved case hardened receiver with game scene on the right side of cheetah taking an antelope & floral scroll comprising the balance, smooth curved trigger, engraved breach block & hammer both with serrated spurs, select walnut forend with German silver tip and checkered pistol grip shoulder stock with engraved & case hardened shotgun buttplate. Rifle exhibits approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor wear on the buttplate with no other observed wear. The action is sound, the bore is excellent and the walnut stocks are near excellent with a 3 ½” scratch on the left side of the forend. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'164224, The .357 Distinguished Combat Magnum Stainless' Stainless steel medium-large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 magnum. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 2022. Features a satin finish, 6" barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib & full underlug, raised serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, full-adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, case hardened smooth combat trigger, case hardened semi-target hammer, fluted six-shot cylinder, three-screw round butt L target frame with internal key lock and Altamont smooth laminated rosewood finger groove grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, documents, lock and keys. Revolver exhibits minor superficial handling marks with no major wear observed. The action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the rosewood grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

The 1955 Model .45 Target Heavy Barrel Large frame double action six shot revolver chambered in .45 Automatic. Features a blued finish, pinned 6" heavy barrel with serrated wide sighting rib, raised ramp Patridge front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod, case colored serrated .500" target trigger and .500" checkered target hammer, three screw square butt N target frame and 10 groove front and back straps, checkered walnut target grips with silver S&W medallions. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains approximately 98% finish with slight muzzle wear, slight drag line on cylinder. Action is smooth with tight lockup, grips are excellent. Includes a blue pistol box with the owner manual and documents. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

US military semiautomatic rifle manufactured. Arsenal reworked. Features parkerized finish, wood stock & hand guards, 24" barrel, adjustable sights with protected front blade & protected rear peep, fixed magazine for en-bloc clip, manual safety. Serial number dates the receiver to July 1944, bolt marked "D28287-12S-A -10", barrel marked "S-A 5-51",(Korean War) trigger housing marked "D28290-14-SA", Safety latch marked "C46015-9 SA", Op rod marked "D35382 SA". receiver marked "B31 C" over "D 28291 35", post war USGI Rear Sight Pinion stamped NHC(New Haven Clock) ,T105E type which is in yards. Bore is very good/bright ,strong rifling. Metal parts retain 95% medium gray/blue finish. Shows edge losses & handling marks. Wood is very good, some scartches. Stock cartouches not observed. After market M1907 type sling attached. USGI cleaning gear in butt. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Custom made bolo of brushed metal with obsidian arrow head design. Cord is made of black braided leather and tips are also brushed metal in arrow formation with a magnetic pull between them.

Titled "Mom's Gone Fishing" by Martha Pettigrew. The charming subject is two bear cubs snuggling up to a "totem" carving of a large bear holding a fish. Formerly an illustrator, Martha Pettigrew has established herself as one of the foremost Western contemporary sculptors. Her work has been accepted in such prestigious and exclusive exhibitions as: Settlers West's The Great American West Show, Tucson Arizona; Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum's Birds in Art, Wausau, WI; Women Artists and the West, Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, Arizona; and Sculpture in the Park, Loveland, Colorado. Measures 13" tall by approximately 12" at widest. Imprint signed and titled on back and dated 1995. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Titled "Shawl Dancer". Signed on base and numbered 2/20. Bronze measures 12 1/2" tall and is on a 2" tall, 7" wide wood base. Born in 1932 in Prescott, Arizona, Jack Osmer's first award in art was won when he was 10 years old. Osmer's inspiration comes from a variety of things: western artist Fred Harman, his love of western history, years in rodeo, and his interest in Arizona pioneers and Cherokee Indian heritage. Osmer became a master sculptor and art bronze castor. His foundry, House of Bronze Art, opened in the 1970's, where he cast bronzes by other artists as well as his own. The foundry closed in 1993.

'Pre-Model 17' Medium frame double action revolver, manufactured 1951. Blued finish, 6” pinned barrel with serrated sighting rib, raised patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, case hardened & serrated .265” trigger with adjustable stop, case hardened .375” hammer, five screw square butt K target frame with six grove grip straps and diamond checkered magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers found on the frame, barrel, cylinder, extractor star, and right grip panel. Includes a vintage Lawrence smooth brown leather belt loop holster. Revolver retains approximately 60% of its original finish showing heavy holster wear and scattered oxidation/rust. The action is mechanically sound with very good lock up, the bore is excellent, and the matching wood grips are good with wear. Condition is near NRA Good ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Pair of cased Colt #2 41 caliber Derringers #7798 and #2830. The pistols show a gray lightly cloaked patina with some pitting and erosion. The address and engravings are slightly light. The grips are good. The actions lock up tight and hammers show most case colors. The pair seem to have been carried a great deal on the owner's person and curiously #7798 shows a hole drilled at rear of butt strap possibly for a wire frame stock. The casing is absolutely genuine to the 19th century and in good to very good condition. It is lined in red baize (felt) with some minor impressions, fraying and fading. Thirty .41 RF rounds included in bottom half of cardboard cartridge box. The exterior of this original case is near fine. In nearly 56 years of selling fine antiques "Little John" has seen only 4 original to the period #2 Colt Derringer cases that he would guarantee. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearms***

Colt S. A. Army Revolver 45 Long Colt Caliber, 5 1/2" barrel, gray patina finish, hard rubber grips #232025. Light gray metal surfaces with good markings and scattered light pitting and erosion. Grips are worn almost smooth and fit impeccably well. Marks on left side of barrel tube possibly from turning "barbed wire" tight like a wrench. The front sight has been slimmed and notched during period of use. 3 clicks on action with good bore, 2nd notch gone. All matching numbers. From an old collection and from the turn of century where records at factory often indicate Western shipment. Made about 1902. Condition is NRA Fair ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Remington Pre-model 8 auto loader rifle in 30 Remington. (Barrel Marked 30-30 Rem). Period folding and Marble tang sight added. A thin leather spacer has been added between wood and the buttplates. The rifle retains 70-80% original blue that is thinning and toning to patina. The stocks are very good with minor imperfections and normal aging along with small sling swivel added to the forend. Action tight and bright bore. 4 digit serial number and last Browning Patent date of 1902 puts production at late 1905-1906. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Considered one of the finest Hammer Guns ever made. In 1860 the firm moved to 25 South Castle Street. In about 1870 the firm were appointed Gunmakers to HRH the Duke of Gloucester. From 1870 to about 1874 the firm's principal address was 5 Thomas Street but they retained 25 South Castle Street. The action incorporating J. Thomas action patent no. 324 of 4th February 1870, top lever, rebounding back locks with C-scroll hammers by Stanton, one of the finest lock makers of the era, percussion fences, the makers name engraved on both locks surrounded by beautiful highly embellished foliate-scrollwork, well-figured stock with engraved heel-and-toe plates, straight wrist with hand checkering on the wrist & forearm and brass oval initial plate on underside of butt stock. 30" blue barrels with game-rib engraved "Williams & Powell, 25 South Castle Street, Liverpool". Choked IM-Left and M-Right. Coin finished action, hammers and triggerguard, double triggers, single split ejector. Matching serial number on lower tang and water table which also has Patent 324, 1870 stamp, English proofs. Inside of forearm is stamped "Wanson patent 636". Weight 7 lb, 2 1/2" chambers, Birmingham nitro proofs, LOP is 14 1/4" to front trigger, Drop at comb-1 3/8", Drop at heel 2 1/8". The underside of the barrels are engraved in block letters " Charles S. Dell Jr. Helena, Mont." Comes with felt lined form fitted tan leather case, with two W&P trade labels on the inside lid. Leather carrying handle has detached, included. Vintage oiler in case. Also included are Victorian era shotgun reloading accessories/tools including Brass, adjustable powder dram measure with ebony handle, same as above powder measure, 12 Bore Shotgun Cartridge Roll crimper with ebony handles, cast iron, marked "12", Shell Primer Seater Seating tool, cast iron, marked "12", Bridgeport Gun Implement Co. 1173 ring type 12' shell extractor, Hammer Gun Nipple Wrench with ebony handle, two unmarked square wrenches, screwdriver, unmarked, ebony handle, barbed pick with wood handle, metal oiler, 1905 patent date, dented and a G & J.W. Hawksley brass 12' decaping tool. bores are excellent/bright, one-cock hammer actions are excellent, barrels lock-up tight, wood is very good with a few very minor scratches, worn checkering at the wrist , engraving is crisp and the barrels have been reblued at some point, overall very good with some light muzzle wear, rubs. It appears the case has been refurbished with a receipt dated 1969 for Mr. Dell for work on it. NRA Condition-Very Good to Fine as Antique Firearm.

Vintage double action medium frame rimfire revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1939. Features a high polish blued finish, polished hammer sides, 6" barrel, round blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted six-shot swing-out cylinder with counter bored chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, knurled trigger, knurled hammer spur, square butt frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips with silver toned Colt medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame and crane. The action is crisp with tight lock-up, the bore bore is pristine, the original finish and grips are like new. Appears unfired. Comes in the original Colt factory box with matching label, test target and shooting instructions. A rare Colt revolver in fantastic condition. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. C&R Firearm/

'The .22 Centerfire Magnum' Scarce medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Remington Jet and .22 Long Rifle with the included conversion cylinder. Manufactured circa 1961, first year production. Features a blued finish, pinned 4" barrel with serrated sighting rib, pinned & raised serrated ramp front sight, fully adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, case hardened & serrated .265” trigger with adjustable stop, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer with built in center fire/rim fire selector switch, four screw square butt K target frame with ten groove grip straps, and diamond checkered target grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame and extractor star. Includes a non-serial number matching .22 LR cylinder, 100 rounds of Remington 40gr ammo, and 50 unfired Remington cases. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, a light drag line on the cylinder and some superficial scratches. The action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the wood grips are very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

'MK IV Series 80' Engraved stainless steel 1911 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1986 and subsequently upgraded & engraved. Features a matte finish with polished flats, 50% coverage scroll pattern hand engraving, anti-glare angled cuts on the top of the slide as well as fore & aft cocking serrations on the sides, 5" barrel, two-piece full-length guide rod, white dot front sight, fully-adjustable Bo-Mar rear sight, serrated “k-hole” aluminum trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety, checkered push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with bumper pad, stippled front strap, checkered mainspring housing with beveled magazine well and smooth ironwood grips with mag well cut. Pistol exhibits minor contact wear on the slide with no major wear observed. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the ironwood grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Pre-WW2 K98k made at the Erfurter Maschinenfabrik (ERMA) in 1936. Chamber stamped "S/27 (Erma Manufacturer code).This rifle finish is a blue refinish, early cupped steel buttplate, cleaning rod present bayonet lug, and butt plate are bright metal, the serial number on the receiver matches the floorplate and triggerguard, the rest mismatched. Has the correct eagle/280 waffenamts with both the Weimar & Third Reich eagles. Extractor is polished, hooded front sight, tangent rear sights, the right buttstock stamped "4.TH" original brown leather Israeli marked leather sling attached. The bore is good, strong rifling, light frosting in the grooves, varnished wood is very good, reblue is excellent. NRA Condition-Very Good/Refinished. C&R Firearm.

Striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in .380 Auto. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1969 and imported/marketed by Browning Arms Company of St. Louis, MO. Features a polished blued finish, 3 1/2" barrel, diminutive fixed sights, smooth curved trigger, thumb safety/slide lock, grip safety, steel frame, heel magazine release, “FN” marked 6 round magazine, and checkered black plastic grips with “BROWNING” on the tops. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, slide, and barrel. Includes a period factory black cardboard box with red velvet lined fitted insert and sticker on the bottom with non-matching serial number written on it. Pistol retains approximately 80% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, some scattered pin prick pitting, dings and finish loss on the grip straps / grip safety. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the plastic grips are excellent. Box is in poor condition. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

'Lightning' Shopkeepers or Sheriff's model, with 3.5" barrel and no ejector rod. Circa 1904. Double/Single action. Features blued finish, six shot fluted cylinder, bird's head grip with checkered black hard rubber "Rampant Colt" grips.(Grips appear to be newer replacements) Bore is good condition, fairly bright with strong rifling, some scattered light pitting. Charge holes are good, minor roughness. Finish shows a shows an even brown/gray toned finish, some light scattered pitting. Action is sound, good lock-up. Screw slots are good. Two line Hartford barrel address. Markings are generally sharp, Rampant Colt and patent dates on left frame. The serial number on back strap is feint but readable, the numbers on the frame and triggerguard scrubbed, unreadable but appear to match from the little that can be seen. Assembly number "78" on loading gate. Action works well. NRA Condition-Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

German semiautomatic rifle chambered in 308 Winchester, imported by HK Inc, Arlington VA. Manufactured in West Germany 1984 (IE Code). Design is based on the HK-91/G3 action, but with a straight line sporter style wood stock with cupped metal buttplate, wooden vented handguard. Features parkerized/matte finish, plum colored chamber, approx 17.5 inch barrel, post front sight with circle protector ring, adjustable drum style rear sight removed, mounted with a A1 Optic 8-32X50R scope with range finding reticle, clear optics. Side mounted HK style sling mounts, manual safety inletted on left side of stock, detachable 3-rd magazine with release in trigger guard. Front sling swivel installed. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal finish is about 92%, with scratches/rubs on the receiver. Good condition Stock has several small dings and scratches. Includes one 3 round flush fit magazine,one spare 3-rd magazine, (2) Total and one HK style green web sling with steel clip on one end and snap-link on the other. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

NVSN. Reproduction of an 1862 1st Model Hopper-Fed Gatling Gun, .58 cal., designed to fire blanks for reenactments. Six 24'' smooth bore barrels, metal frame and hardware, bottom ejecting, manual traverse and mechanical elevation device and hand crank with wood handles, mounted on a steel/hardwood tripod. Measures approximately 46'-L and 48"-H with firing kit of 10 blackpowder reloadable cylinders with percussion caps. Machinist manufactured by unknown maker, unmarked. We did not attempt to fire blanks through it but the hand crank crank chambered a cylinder and ejected it to the bottom left. Overall good condition, shows some age and wear, some spots of surface rust. Needs a good cleaning. Comes with a wooden transit chest, 49 3/4"-L. 15 3/4"-W and 15 1/4"-H. NOTE* Even though this is a black firing gun, please have it checked by a competent gunsmith before attempting to fire it. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

“W.A.SUKALLE-GUNMAKER-PHOENIX,ARIZ.” marked custom rifle made from a Spanish-American war era, U.S. military rifle. William Sukalle, a renowned machinist, barrel maker & gunsmith. Jack O’Conner accounts his experience with a Sukalle rifle barrel in the article “Forty Years with the Little 7mm”. Barrel has been cut down to 23 1/2". Redfield banded front sight base added w/ brass bead top blade. Rear sight removed, and Redfield peep sight mounted to the side of receiver. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth, and locks up tight. Reblued finish is excellent with minor edge wear. Stock is figured walnut with right handed cheek, black synthetic grip cap, forend tip & buttplate (chip @ toe). Wood is proud of the synthetic components. Vintage M1907 issue sling attached. NRA condition is Very Good++. (As Modified) Modern Firearm

Two barrel set. Superb quality Italian made over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 12 Gauge shells, manufactured circa 1977. Imported by Ithaca Gun Co. of Ithaca, New York with import mark on the left side of the top barrel. Features a blued & case hardened finish, full choked 31 7/8" ported barrels with stepped ventilated sighting rib & 2 3/4" chambers, underside of barrels stamped "Acciaio Speciale" (special steel), automatic ejectors, white bead front sight, steel mid-sight, single trigger, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, simple floral engraving on the receiver, hand checkered walnut semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip shoulder stock with high comb & factory recoil pad, silver floral engraved with the name "Cliff" grip cap, wide trigger shoe installed Stock measurements: drop at comb - 1 1/2", drop at heel - 2 1/4", and length of pull - 14 1/4". Shotgun exhibits bright case colors with carry wear on the underside of the receiver. The barrels have a gold inlayed "MX8" on the right side and retain approximately 90% of the blued finish showing scratches/rubs. Action is smooth, the bores are bright and the wood stocks are good/sound with blemishes/scratches,mostly on the shoulder stock. Finish loss on the comb from use. The recoil pad has dried out. Comes with the form fitted case with take-down tool, factory test certificates, 34" barrel, same as described above with matching serial number with forearm, Cyl choked, missing white sighting bead, excellent condition and factory trigger group with serial number matched to the gun. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm..

‘T Series, Renaissance’ Desirable, factory engraved single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1969 and imported / marketed by Browning Arms Company. Features a French grey finish, deep chisel vine & floral master hand engraving, 4.75" barrel, external extractor, fixed round blade front sight, dovetailed “u” notch rear sight, smooth curved gold trigger, serrated ring hammer, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 13 round magazine, steel frame and faux mother-of-pearl grips. Includes a leatherette covered presentation case with fitted red velvet lined interior and a blank brass plaque on the lid. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no observed wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and synthetic grips are excellent. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Arsenal parkerized refinish utilizing the "W" type bayonet attachment stamped "W' on the left side, four row, nineteen-hole heat shield, brass bead. (The type W was adopted in June of 1944) The heat shield, unlike the fakes, has two rivets showing on each side where it is attached to the bayonet attachment. The 20" barrel is marked for cylinder choke with 2 3/4 inch chamber. The serial number of the gun dates to 1942 manufacture according to Winchester Collectors Association. The barrel has the correct three threaded notches on the underside of the barrel for the bayonet attachment, The underside of the barrel appears to be stamped "42". (hard to read as it is mostly under the barrel extension, solid frame, not take-down. A flaming bomb proof is present on top of the barrel above the Winchester trademark. ( After circa serial number 915,000 all M97 barrel's were marked with the ordnance bomb. "U.S." stamped on the left side of the receiver. The barrel has the correct Winchester barrel markings including the address and patent dates ending in July .10 for M97's manufactured after serial number circa 915,000. Matching serial numbers marked on the bottom of the receiver and takedown collar. The muzzle is rounded with a couple of small dents with no evidence of being cut. The 18 groove walnut slide handle appears original with consistent wear to the rest of gun, The winchester 1897 shoulder stock appears to be a later replacement with no evidence of having a sling swivel or inspector's cartouches. The factory hard rubber buttplate has a 1" chip out of the bottom. broken piece included. The bore is very good/bright, the slide handle has some wear on the right side, action is smooth, the parkerized finish is about 705 with handling/edge wear, scratches, scuffs. The tube magazine cap is missing the screws. Comes with a a 1913 Remington bayonet with British proofs, 17" blade with scabbard, very good condition. As we all know these guns are faked and sometimes put together with original parts, please look carefully at the photographs NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

'Jerry Miculek Design, Model of 1989 .45 Stainless' Stainless steel large frame double action revolver chambered in .45 Automatic, with special features designed by professional speed shooter Jerry Miculek. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 2008. Features a non-glare glass bead matte finish, 4" barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib & full underlug, raised patridge front sight with gold bead, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, .312" serrated speed trigger, .400" semi-target hammer, three screw round butt N target frame with “JM”/[lightning bolt] insignia on the side plate, internal key lock safety, & smooth grip straps, and one-piece smooth wood grip with “JM”/[lightning bolt] insignia. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, documents, lock, keys, spent case, five full moon clips and nine 1/3 moon clips. Revolver exhibits a couple minor handling marks, a thin bright drag line on the cylinder and some contact wear on the trigger & hammer. The action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the wood grip is excellent with very minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Titled "Boundry Keeper". Regimbal's demand for excellence has resulted in hundreds of national and international collectors including the University of Montana Foundation, which has the complete collection of his works and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. The artist has received the George Phippen Award, and Southern Nevada Communications uses his bronzes for logos in their advertisements. On turntable wood stand with brass placard. Measures 15" tall by 14" wide. BRONZES NOT SHIPABLE!!

Colt Gold Cup National Match MK IV Series 80, manufactured between 1983 and 1996. Desirable 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured circa 1994. Features blue matte finish with polished flats, 5" N.M. barrel, partridge front sight, fully-adjustable Elliason rear sight, wide serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, serrated skeletonized hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, beavertail grip safety, push button magazine release, serrated flat mainspring housing, one piece wrap-around textured black rubber wrap around grips with silver color Colt medallions. Bore is excellent/bright. Condition of this pistol is new with few minor blemishes. Includes matching label Colt cardboard box containing blue factory box with owners manual, paperwork, spare recoil spring and bushing wrench. Condition is NRA Excellent - Near Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

'Third Model' manufactured circa 1885. Features 24" octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, buckhorn sights, straight wrist, finger lever latch, smooth sliding dust cover with side rear serrations, steel crescent buttplate. Bore is poor to fair condition, pitted and eroded throughout, with visible rifling. Metal surfaces show a mostly mottled brown colors, thinning on edges and where handled or where action parts rub. Screw slots are generally very good. Wood is overall very good/sound, with many minor dents and scratches throughout. Butt has good fit to tang. Action is smooth. Model marking on top tang is very feint from handling, unreadable. two line barrel address is clear, readable and serial number on bottom tang is feint but readable. Brass lifter is unmarked. NRA Condition-Good+. Antique Firearm.

Chicago, Ill. With porcelain base and armrests, nickel metal details. Cow hide covered seat, back, headrest, and footrest. Circa 1930's-40's. Fully restored in good condition. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY; NOT SHIPPABLE!

All sterling with tulip and leaf design. Very unique. Possibly Mexican made. Possible small repair to front of one.

‘Lightweight’ Striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 25 Auto. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1960 and imported/marketed by Browning Arms Company of St. Louis, MO. Features a nickel-chrome finished slide with integral matted rib & diminutive fixed sights, 2" barrel, gold smooth curved trigger, aluminum frame with thumb safety on the left side, heel magazine release, “FN” marked 6 round magazine and checkered black plastic grips with “BROWNING” on the tops. Includes a custom brown leatherette wrapped presentation case with blue velvet lined French fitted interior. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing scattered handling marks / scratches, minor dings, and some flaking on the front of the slide around the barrel. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the plastic grips are excellent. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

"Police" or "Precision" bolt action rifle features matte black finish, 26" heavy barrel with 1:10 twist, multi-port Vais Arms muzzle brake, Night Force 20 MOA Picatinny optics rail on receiver top, manual safety, Basic X trigger, hinged floorplate, HS precision composite stock with thin Remington rubber recoil pad, two sling swivel studs, position open to allow mounting a third stud. Bore is bright. Metal retains 98% finish with slight handling marks, some losses to bolt knob. Stock is excellent. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Antique lever action rifle manufactured circa 1889. Desirable 45-70 caliber. Features 26" octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, blade front sight, sporting rear sight, smooth walnut forend & straight wrist shoulder stock, steel smooth crescent buttplate. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Rifle has a high polish reblued finish which is about 95% with scratches, edge wear, buttplate is in the white, the action is crisp, smooth and the wood is overall very good/sound with with some minor scratches/dings. Winchester markings are sharp. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Brazilian contract large frame double action revolver, made in the USA. Re-imported with importer marks under barrel. Uses moon clips, or half moon, etc, or 45 Auto Rim cartridges. Features blued finish, 5.5" barrel, half moon front sight, fixed rear notch in top strap, "N" square butt service frame, lanyard ring at butt, checkered wood S&W medallion commercial style grips. Serrated narrow trigger and knurled narrow hammer. Brazilian crest on right side of frame. Refinished, with some small blemishes under the new finish. Shows edge losses, handling marks, losses at muzzle, slight loss of depth to S&W frame logo. Grips are fair to good showing much rubbing wear from handling and use. Includes replica full flap tan leather holster. NRA Condition is Very Good as refinished *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

‘P4770’ Single action revolver chambered in .44 Special. Manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1979. The New Frontier was introduced as an ‘improved’ version of the Single Action Army with a heavy flattop frame, raised serrated ramp front sight and fully-adjustable rear sight. Features a polished blued & case hardened finish, 7 1/2" barrel, ejector rod with crescent head, fluted six-shot cylinder, checkered hammer spur, smooth curved trigger and smooth oversized walnut grips with gold Colt medallions. Includes the original wood grain cardboard box with matching end label, styrofoam inserts, and documents. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing some superficial scratches, a very faint drag line on the cylinder and the triggerguard turned plum. The action is strong, the bore is excellent and walnut grips are very good with light sanding marks on the butt. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

In 1957 Colt began to produce “Gold Cup National Match” pistols which they produced until 1970.This one serial number 167-NM was manufactured 1957, first year of production for the original run. 8+1 semiautomatic 1911 style pistol. 5" barrel NM grade barrel, blow-back action. Matte finish with polished sides. Front Patridge, and adjustable Accro rear sights. Skeletonized, serrated trigger, with adjustable stop. Straight, serrated mainspring housing, & fore strap. Standard M1911 features. Left slide marked "National match Colt Automatic Automatic Caliber .45 with Rampant Colt" One-line Colt address on right slide. Right frame has Serial number. Triggerguard stamped with triangle proof and "4". Barrel marked "Colt .45 Auto. NM". Slide action is smooth/tight. Checkered walnut grips with gold toned Colt medallions are excellent. Bore is excellent/bright. Blued finish is about 97% with minor edge wear/scratches. Comes with excellent blued magazine marked "Colt .45 auto." and original wood grain factory box, flap with label is missing. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

'Second Series' WWII era Japanese military striker fired semi-automatic service pistol chambered in 8mm Nambu, manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal June, 1943. Features a blued finish, 4.6" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, fixed square notch rear sight, rounded trigger, large trigger guard, knurled cocking piece, manual safety on the left side of the frame, (Safety lever is a replacement) magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine, steel frame with lanyard loop on the rear and hand checkered wood grips. No import marks have been observed. Bore is overall very good/bright with a very small area of light pitting. Retains about 70% of blued finish, dulling, with scattered light patina throughout, a bright drag line on the frame from the safety lever, bare metal on sharp edges and around muzzle. Grips are good serviceable condition, lightly scratched. Includes a fair rubberized canvas original flap holster, the flap has separated. Condition is NRA Good C&R Firearm.

Set in sterling silver with sterling silver tips. On braided leather cord. The large piece of turquoise is carved into an Indian Chief's profile.

'Third Model' manufactured circa 1889. Features 24" octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, buckhorn sights, straight wrist, finger lever latch, smooth sliding dust cover with side rear serrations, steel crescent buttplate. Bore is poor to fair condition, pitted and eroded throughout, with visible rifling. Metal surfaces show a mostly mottled gray/brown color, mostly covered with patches of darker colored pitting . Screw slots are generally good with some slight marring. Wood is overall good/sound, with many minor dents and scratches throughout, a couple of minor chips on the forearm. Butt has good fit to tang. Action is smooth. Model marking on top tang is clear, readable. two line barrel address is clear, readable and serial number on bottom tang is feint but readable. Brass lifter is is marked ".32 Cal." Faint but readable. NRA Condition-Near Very Good as Antique Firearm.

Titled "The Trail of Change". Payne is famous for Western-themed bronzes depicting Native Americans, cowboys, buffaloes, and wolves in action. Payne was influenced by the Greek and Roman masters, wanting to capture that same majesty in an historic frontier setting. Being born on a 24,000-acre ranch in New Mexico in 1938, he created artworks in his spare time, building a portfolio of Payne animal sculptures for sale. Eventually he went on to mentor young artists, teaching them stories of the disappearing Old West as he sculpted. On turntable wood stand with brass placard. Measures 12" tall by 10 1/2" wide. BRONZES NOT SHIPABLE!!

"Three Screw Military Frame" Antique single action cap-n-ball black powder percussion revolver. Early manufacture, circa 1862. Features an 8" round barrel, German silver low profile blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six shot cylinder with roll stamped Naval Engagement scene, loading lever, round brass trigger guard, steel backstrap, shoulder stock cuts in the recoil shield & butt and one-piece oil finished smooth walnut grip. military inspector stamps, B & D on barrel, H on triggerguard, C on cylinder. Bore is fair to good, strong rifling, some scattered light pitting. Metal surfaces show a uniform dull molted gray patina with areas of pitting. Wood grip is good with slight shrinkage, several small chips or gouges. Cylinder scene is not visible. Single line barrel address is fairly crisp. Serial number repeated on barrel, triggerguard & back strap. Cylinder & wedge are mismatched. Two of the frame screws appear to be newer replacements. Action is sound. Comes in a nice glass topped, blue felt lined display case with key and a Navy model iron double bullet mold for .36 cal. conical and ball bullets, complete with sprue cutter, appears to have been in the elements for a while. Tag states "From local Gettysburg collection". Also included are seven conical and one ball battlefield recovered bullets and a Civil War "Gang" bullet mold, made of copper for making four conical .36 cal. bullets at once. Tag states "Quite probable of Confederate manufacture". A nice set. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm.

The 1955 Model .45 Target Heavy Barrel Large frame double action six shot revolver chambered in .45 LC. Manufactured 1980. Features a blued finish, pinned 6 " heavy barrel with serrated wide sighting rib, raised ramp serrated blade front sight with red insert, adjustable square notch rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod, case colored serrated .500" target trigger and .500" checkered target hammer, three screw square butt N target frame and 10 groove front and back straps, checkered walnut target grips with silver S&W medallions. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains approximately 98% finish with little to no scratches, edge wear or handling marks. A slight drag line on cylinder. Action is smooth with tight lockup, grips are excellent. Includes S&W form fitted wood case with cleaning gear and owners manual. The blue felt lining has deteriorated NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Oh Them Longhorns". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 34 x 30. Framed in natural wood frame with inner gold lining.

Desirable ‘pre-ban’ semi-automatic pistol variant of the SA/DA closed-bolt SITES M4 sub-machinegun chambered in 9x19mm and fed from a quad-stack magazine. Manufactured in Turin, Italy by Societa Italiana a Technologie Speciali SPA circa 1980s –1993 and imported by American Arms of North Kansas City, MO with import marks on both side of the magazine well. Approximately only 5,500 of the Spectre firearms were imported in total spanning 3 different calibers of the pistol and the carbine variant. Features a parkerized finish, 5.1” barrel, shrouded adjustable post front sight, shrouded square notch rear sight/end plate catch, stamped steel receiver with integral ventilated barrel shroud, ambidextrous top cocking non-reciprocating polymer charging handle with serrated knobs, smooth curved trigger, ambidextrous polymer safety selector, ambidextrous polymer decocking lever, OEM 30 round quad-stack magazine, magazine release lever inside the triggerguard, and textured black polymer pistol grip with integral triggerguard. Pistol retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing contact wear on the receiver from the charging handle, scratches and scattered oxidation/light surface rust. The action appears to perform well in single action but is missing a trigger spring making it uncapable of double action firing & unsafe to decock. The bore is excellent with ‘sinusoidal’ rifling and the polymer furniture is excellent. Condition is NRA Good (needs gunsmithing). ***Modern Firearm***

This rifle has been professionally restored. 3rd Model. Manufactured 1887, Features 24" round barrel, full length magazine tube, buckhorn sights, straight wrist, finger lever latch, sliding dust cover, steel crescent buttplate with sliding brass cover for butt trap. Bore is very good/bright with good rifling. Metal surfaces show a full coverage reblued finish, about 98% with minor sctraches and a couple of areas of very light pitting showing under the reblue. Refinished wood is overall excellent, solid with visible grain, two small gouges on the left wrist. Wood to metal fit is excellent. Action is smooth. Model marking on top tang is feint but readable. Two line barrel address and serial number on bottom tang are feint/shallow but readable. Brass lifter is unmarked. The barrel appears to have been re-sleeved and the caliber marking on the barrel has been re-stamped. A shooter. Condition is NRA Excellent as Refinished. Antique Firearm.

‘G.I. Bringback’ Japanese military striker fired semi-automatic service pistol chambered in 8mm Nambu. Manufactured circa 1928. Features a blued finish with straw colored small parts, 4.7" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, fixed rear sight, rounded curved trigger, small trigger guard, knurled cocking piece, manual safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine, steel frame with attached lanyard, and grooved wood grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel extension, locking block, bolt, cocking piece, manual safety, magazine catch, magazine safety, and both grip panels. No import marks. Includes a period brown leather clamshell holster with label on the inside of the lid and spare magazine. Also includes a hand written note that reads, “This is a Japanese Type 14 nambu pistol caliber 8MM. Made in Kokura, Japan in August of 1928 Serial# 858 James C. Anderson got this pistol from a Japanese Army weapons depot in Peking, China in November, 1945. It was brand new and never fired.” Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing light holster wear, some heavy dings on the non-matching trigger guard, bright drag line on the frame from the safety, and scrapes on the barrel. The straw colored parts are nearly void of finish. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is bright with semi-worn rifling & light scattered pitting, and the matching wood grips are good to very good with wear. Condition is Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

'The .32 Regulation Police' Small frame double action revolver chambered in 32 Smith & Wesson Long. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1984-1991. Features a blued finish, 3" barrel with sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, case hardened smooth .312" trigger, case hardened .240" service hammer, three screw square butt J frame, and checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes the original factory one-piece blue cardboard box with matching end label, documents, and cleaning tools. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing a thin drag line on the cylinder, a small arear on finish loss on the sideplate next to the hammer, and a couple mild scratches. The action is mechanically sound with tight lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the walnut grips are very good with blemished & finish loss. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Desirable, single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1979 and imported/marketed by Browning Arms Co. of Morgan, UT. Features all steel construction with a blued finish, two-piece 4.75" barrel finished in-the-white, fixed round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, smooth curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, external extractor, thumb safety & slide catch on the left side of the frame, knurled push button magazine release, 13 round magazine, and two-piece Pachmayr Signature checkered black rubber full-wrap-around grips with thumb rests. Includes a spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, some scattered superficial scratches and a 3/16” long scrape in the center of the slide legend. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and aftermarket rubber grips are excellent. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Cased trio of Browning Renaissance pistols with factory deep chisel vine and floral master hand engraving. All guns are Belgian proofed with gold triggers and faux mother-of-pear grips. Housed in the factory black vinyl wrapped case with red interior and blank brass plaque on lid. a) Browning Hi-Power 9mm #74C09528: c.1974 w/ French Grey finish, 4 3/4" barrel, spurred hammer, fixed front sight, drift adjustable square notch rear sight, thumb safety/slide lock, and 13 round magazine. Excellent Condition b) Browning 1955 .380 ACP # 591944: c. 1966 w/ French Grey finish, 3 1/2" barrel, fixed sights, thumb safety/slide lock, grip safety and 6 round magazine with heel release. Condition of the bore, mechanical function finish are all excellent with only minor finish loss on the trigger observed. The grips are very good with scratches and yellowing. c) Browning Baby .25 ACP #351204: c. 1963 w/ Nickel plated finish, 2" barrel, fixed sights, cocked indicator on rear of slide, thumb safety & 6 round magazine with heel release. Very Good condition with dings on the barrel rib, minor finish loss on the trigger and yellowing grips. ***Modern Firearms - C&R Eligible***

and Diamond Ring featuring a fine 4.08 carat pear shaped Cabochon Emerald with intense vivid Blue Green color. Emerald is brilliantly accented with 37 pave set round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.75 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity, set in a sophisticated design crafted in heavy 18 karat yellow gold weighing approx. 10.00 grams, ring size 7 ¾. Full Retail Appraisal - $20,000.00

Vintage Colt double/Single action revolver manufactured circa 1963. Original Trooper model with the capability of firing .38 Special ammunition as well. Features blued finish, checkered wood grips with silver toned Colt medallions, 6 shot swing-out fluted cylinder, adjustable sights, 6" round barrel.- wide knurled hammer spur, serrated trigger. Exposed cylinder rod. Bore and cylinder charge holes are excellent condition. Bluing is 96% with minor edge wear and some friction wear on the crane . Hammer retains excellent bright polished sides. Grips are near excellent with minor handling wear. Comes in the original Colt factory wood grain box with test target and instruction pamphlet Condition is NRA Excellent in Box. C&R Firearm.

Belgium made O/U shotgun chambered for 12 gauge 2 3/4" shells circa 1969. Features 26 1/2" blued, vent rib skeet barrels with white porcelain sighting & mid beads, floral engraved receiver. It offers a gold accent single selective trigger with a trigger select/safety on the tang. Highly figured very nice wood pistol grip stock with checkering at the wrist and forearm and a Browning vented recoil pad. Blue finish looks very good, about 94% with some minor scuffs/edge wear. Wood stocks look great with some very minor scratches. Bores are excellent/bright. LOP is 14", Drop at comb-1 1/2", Drop at heel-2 1/2". Barrels are choked Modified. Tight lock-up. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Entitled Swan Lady. Mounted on marble base, signed on colored bronze. Measures 31" x 19" x 11". LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

‘The 1955 Model .45 Target Heavy Barrel’ Large frame double-action revolver chambered in .45 Colt. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1980-1983. Features a blued finish, pinned 4" heavy barrel with serrated sighting rib, shrouded ejector rod, raised serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outline square notch, fluted six-shot cylinder, case hardened .400" serrated target trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer with checkered spur, three-screw square butt N target frame with ten groove grip straps and checkered Goncalo Alves target grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes a factory presentation case with plastic insert draped in red felt, screwdriver, cleaning rod, and brush. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing minor handling marks / superficial scratches, a faint drag line on the cylinder and double-stamped four line “Marcas Registradas” on the frame. The action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and factory grips are good with damage around the screw escutcheon on the left panel & 1” hairline crack on the top of the right panel. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: G1363RB. Colt, “The Right to Keep and Bear Arms” 1977 commemorative, cal. .22, Peacemaker Buntline, single action revolver having the barrel with the inscription, “The Right to Keep and Bear Arms” inscribed on the barrel. these had their own serial number range. .22 LR cylinder installed. 7 1/2” barrel with fixed blade front and square notch rear in the top strap. The cylinder is blue, the barrel, frame, trigger and hammer are nickel with a black anodized grip frame. The grips are two-piece black and silver swirl plastic panels. The action is crisp with tight lock-up, the bore is excellent/bright, grips are excellent and the finishes are about 99%. Comes in the original colt factory wood grain box with the .22 Magnum cylinder. NRA Condition-Excellent in Box. Modern Firearm.

Sterling silver with ten Barber Quarters and a Naja with triangle light blue-green turquoise stone. Measures 14" from drop.

Top of the line German made bolt-action single-shot match rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. 1400 series, The "X" in the serial number is linked to the earlier 1400 series rifles, which were produced between 1977 and 1979. Barrel code "HI"-1978. Features a blued finish, heavy 27" barrel with recessed crown, front & rear riser sight blocks installed, swept back bolt handle, manual safety on left receiver, serrated adjustable trigger, adjustable hand stop, adjustable right-handed pistol grip walnut target stock, textured grip has adjustable hand rest, height adjustable comb, textured underside of fore stock, Adjustable Butt Plate, Hook-Type Butt Plate & Standard Butt The rifle exhibits an additional set of sight blocks on the barrel and retains approximately 98% of it's original blued finish with very little wear observed. Action is smooth, bore is excellent and walnut stock is near fine with few few blemishes. Comes with original manual/test target. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Sporter #1' High quality & faithful reproduction of the Sharps Rifle Company Model 1874 falling block single shot sporting rifle chambered in .40 2 1/2". Manufactured in Big Timber, MT. Features a matte blued 30" half round half octagon barrel, dovetailed German blade front sight, buckhorn rear sight with flip-up ladder marked 2-8, fully-adjustable mid-range tang sight, case hardened receiver, double set triggers, knurled hammer spur, smooth semi-fancy American black walnut forend with satin finish & pewter tip, and pistol grip shoulder stock with right handed cheek piece, checkered hard rubber buttplate & 14 3/8” LOP. Includes a factory letter. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing minute handling marks with no major wear observed. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is pristine and the figured walnut stocks are near excellent with a small mar under the cheek piece. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Stunning Angelo Bee engraved, gold inlaid & signed side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 28 gauge shells. This shotgun is number 1 of a matched consecutive numbered set with #W32677 a .410 bore shotgun in this auction. Embellishments include gold bands at the muzzle, double gold bands w/ gold filigree design at the breech, gold bordered game scene on the right side of the receiver depicting a gold pointer flushing three gold grouse, gold bordered game scene on the left side of the receiver depicting three gold birds in flight, gold bordered gold horse head inside a gold horseshoe with shaded background on the trigger plate, gold “F” inside a gold outlined shield on the trigger guard, gold filled serial number, half-length gold bordering on the upper tang, gold “1” on the top lever and forend catch plate, gold filled /”L” & /”R” barrel selector markings, and acanthus scroll engraving comprising the balance of the receiver. The left side of the receiver is engraved “ABEE” with an engraved bee proceeding it. Configuration: Blued 28” barrels with ventilated sighting rib & fixed chokes marked Full / Full, jeweled barrel flats & water table both with lightening cuts on receiver, selective ejectors, red Bradley front sight, steel mid-bead, gold single trigger with push button barrel selector, non-automatic tang safety with gold filled “SAFE”, Frech greyed receiver with polished game scene backgrounds, knurled top lever, oil finished fancy walnut beavertail forend with deluxe grade pattern checkering & ebony inlay at the tip, and straight grip shoulder stock with factory “WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.” buttplate. Stock dimensions – drop at comb 1 5/16”, drop at heel 2 3/8 ”, length of pull 14 5/16” and neutral cast. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrel, forend, and forend metal. The barrel rib is marked “CUSTOM BUILT BY WINCHESTER”. The barrel flats are stamped with two [Winchester proof] marks, serial number and “28 GAUGE 2 3/4 CHAM”. Includes a Galazan leather wrapped partitioned trunk case with canvas cover, cleaning tools, and gold snap caps & oiler bottle. Shotgun retains approximately 98% finish overall showing contact on the barrels under the forend, 9/16” of the gold wire inlay at the muzzle is missing w/ another ¼” that has become unaffixed, some pitting on/around the barrel flats. The action is sound with the top lever standing right of center, the bores are excellent / bright with the chokes measuring Mod / Mod w/ a drop in choke gauge, and the fancy walnut stocks are excellent showing some filler on both sides of the buttstock. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

‘Skeet Grade’ Restored side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa mid-1930’s with pre-war markings on the barrels and subsequently refinished (reportedly by Lefever). Features a blued refinish, 26" barrels with matted solid rib & fixed chokes marked WS-2 / WS-1, selective ejectors, red Bradley front sight, white mid-bead, single trigger with push button barrel selector, non-automatic tang safety with gold filled "SAFE", knurled top lever, gloss finished walnut beavertail forend with kidney pattern checkering and straight grip shoulder stock with Winchester recoil pad. Stock dimensions – drop at comb 1 1/2”, drop at heel 1 7/8 ”, length of pull 13 15/16” and cast-off approx. ¼”. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrels, and forend metal. Includes a set of 16 gauge barrels, #13285. 28”, matted rib, WS-2/WS-1 choke markings, red Bradley front sight and ivory mid-bead. Barrels are in rough shape with scattered oxidation, a visible ding on the right barrel, and the ribs become unaffixed at the muzzle. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its refinish blue showing edge wear and the front sight canted down slightly. The action has minor play with the top lever standing left of center but it otherwise functional, the bores are excellent / bright measuring Mod / Cyl with a drop in choke gauge and the walnut stocks are very good with a dent on the underside of the forend, a small repair on the right side of the forend near the shoe & the back of the forend reshaped (likely to address a previous loss). Condition is NRA Very Good as restored. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Vintage Colt Single-Action. 2nd Generation SAA manufactured 1957. Produced 1956-1974. 7.5" barrel with blade/notch sights, 6 round fluted cylinder. Blued finish with case-hardened frame. Smooth thin trigger, hammer has polished sides, factory black checkered grips with 'Rampant Colt' motifs. One-line Colt address on top of barrel. "Colt Single Action Army .38 Special" on left side of barrel. Two-line patent dates and "Rampant Colt" on left frame. Left triggerguard has triangle proof, and "J". Right triggerguard has "C". Assembly # 132" on loading gate and cylinder. Cylinder face has small 'Rampant Colt'. Action is crisp/tight, bore is excellent/bright, grips are excellent. Blued finish is about 98% with minor edge wear/scratches. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R firearm.

Measures 27.5" wide, 29" deep, 60 tall. Fire rated 30 min. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

By Sarah Phippen, entitled "High Moon". Sarah Phippen is an artist who specializes in portraying the West through her paintings. She is the granddaughter of the famous artist George Phippen and has studied under several prominent artists. In 2013, she was honored with the Joe Beeler CA Foundation Award at the Phippen Museum Western Art Show and Sale. Signed lower right corner with inscription on back, "'High Moon', Sarah Phippen, 2013 Quick Draw-Sunday, Phippen Western Art Show." Measures 17" x 21" in deep brown frame with copper colored highlights. Painting measures 11 1/4" x 15 1/4".

'Mark IV' Extra large frame 1911 style semi automatic pistol chambered in .44 Magnum. Features a parkerized finish, 6.5" extended barrel, flat top slide, 3 dot sights with fully adjustable rear sight, thumb safety, beavertail grip safety, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, push button safety, flat knurled mainspring housing, 7 round factory magazine and LAR marked Pachmayr black checkered rubber wrap around grips. Pistol shows edge wear, some minor scratches. Action is strong, bore is excellent/bright, and grips are fine. Comes with two magazine black nylon belt pouch, 3 spare LAR 7-rd magazines, (4) total, Bucheimer brown leather belt holster and a LAR brown leather shoulder holster. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm,

High quality British made safari rifle with LONDON address on barrel. Single shot Mauser pattern bolt action. Features 25.5" very heavy tapered bull barrel with banded front sight base & blade front sight, click adjustable Lyman receiver mounted rear peep sight, three position safety marked "FIRE", checkered wood stock, solid recoil pad. Smooth flat bottomed bolt knob. Magazine well in receiver filled with a sled to assist loading. Stock not cut for a mag well. 14.25" LoP. Bore is bright and shiny. Retains 90% blued finish. Numbers match on receiver, barrel, bolt, bolt shroud. Stock appears good, has what appears as epoxy repair to fill an older larger cut-out for rear sight, some odd bumps on left side at wrist and under action. NRA Condition is Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

ReferenceR16013320/ 8577543, two-toned stainless and 18kt yellow gold watch purchased at Bevan Jewelers in WA. Includes box, links, hang tag. and warranty paperwork from Rolex.

carat G.I.A. Certified Natural Emerald and Diamond Pendant featuring a rectangular cut Brazilian Emerald with rich Blue Green color. The Emerald is brilliantly accented with 2 round cut Diamonds weighing 1.15 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity set in a fine, custom crafted 14 karat yellow gold designer setting. Fine Luxury Jewelry Collection. Full Retail Appraisal - $92,500.00

Gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .243 Winchester., manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1970. Features a lustrous blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped, hooded blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable folding leaf rear sight, Nikon 3-9x40 scope installed on a one-piece Leupold base, duplex erticle, smooth trigger, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, hinged floorplate, steel receiver with light scroll engraving with images of Pronghorns, point checkered walnut forend, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad. Rifle is in like new condition, ,the bore is excellent/bright, the optics are clear and the wood stocks are excellent. Nice padded brown leather sling attached. Comes in the original factory box with matching label and instructions. NRA Condition-Excellent in Box. C&R Firearm.

‘1S’ Ornate single-shot falling block sporting rifle chambered in .45-70 Government. Manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1999 with only 1,500 produced in this high grade fashion to commemorate Ruger’s 50th Anniversary 1949-1999. Features a high polished blued finish, 22" round tapered barrel with two gold bands near the breech, full-banded front sight base with two gold bands, interchangeable blade front sight with brass bead, quarter rib with scope mount cuts, 1” factory rings & flip-up iron sight, machine engraved receiver with gold borders, 50th Anniversary logos & William B. Ruger's signature on the underside, serrated curved trigger, sliding tang safety, two-piece finger lever with gold bordering, sling swivel studs, point checkered figured Circassian walnut Alexander Henry forend, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with metal grip cap, factory recoil pad & 13 5/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing minor wear on the level with little wear observed elsewhere. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the walnut stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) assembled in the US using parts for a Finnish Suomi sub-gun. Features 16" barrel with ventilated shroud, blade front & tangent rear sights, manual safety, parkerized finish, wood stock. Bore is bright. Retains 90% finish with handling marks. Stock is very good condition with handling marks, dents. Includes a 50 round "Coffin" magazine, a 36 round stick mag, and a 71 round drum. NRA Condition is Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

'Black Powder Series' Finely crafted reproduction of the Colt Walker. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 9" barrel, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight on the hammer, rare "in the white cylinder" unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped battle scene on cylinder & oval stops, loading lever, brass square back triggerguard, smooth blackened back strap and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Right barrel stamped "U.S. 1847" Includes the black factory cardboard box with instructions, fitted insert and matching label. Condition is nearly like new with few signs of handling. NRA Condition-Excellent in Box. Antique Firearm.

Semiautomatic rifle features parkerized finish, walnut stock with butt trap, brown fiberglass handguard, 22" barrel, , bayonet lug,flash hider, blade front sight with protective ears, adjustable rear peep sight, sling swivels, manual safety, stripper clip guide on receiver, accepts detachable magazines. Buttplate has hinged cover over trap door. Mounted with a Nikon M-308 4-16X42 scope BDC reticle on a ADLAK Industries base, clear optics, black nylon buttstock cheek iece attached. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 96% metal finish, with minor scratches and scuffs. Stock is excellent condition with handling marks. Fiberglass handguard is excellent condition. Includes (1) 20 rd magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

20 ga., 26” ventilated rib barrel with white sighting bead, fixed IC choke, 2 3/4" chamber. Manufactured in Japan by Miroku. Blue finish, polished bolt and lifter. The receiver features scroll/floral engraving gold-filled borders and game scenes with gold inlay of two dogs on point on the left and ducks taking flight on the right. Checkered select walnut pistol grip stock, and forearm, steel grip cap, checkered black factory buttplate, shoulder stock displays particularly attractive grain figure. Only 1000 of these fine shotguns were produced between 1993-1995. Mechanically excellent, bore is pristine. The shotgun is in like new condition, appears unfired. Come in the original factory box with matching label, owners manual. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Modern firearm.

3rd Model, Mfg 1890. Features 24" octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, buckhorn sights, straight wrist, finger lever latch, sliding dust cover is missing, steel crescent buttplate with brass sliding cover for butt trap. Bore is fair condition, bright with good rifling, showing some areas of light scattered tiny pits. Metal surfaces show majority coverage of mottled dark plum brown coloration, mostly smooth with some roughness from patina. Left sideplate has a lighter gray color, dents to edges of barrel flats, barrel has scattered pitting. Buttplate is good condition, matches other metal parts. Wood is good condition, solid with visible grain, some oil staining where wood touches metal, many small gouges, some minor dents and scratches throughout. Wood to metal fit is good. Action is smooth. Model marking on top tang is crisp & even. Two line barrel address and serial number on bottom tang are clear/readable. "38 Cal" lifter marking is clear. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm.

#23482 ‘Custom Built Grade’ Engraved side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 16 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1954 as a two barrel set for the Abercrombie and Fitch Company of New York, New York. Features a blued refinish, jeweled barrel flats & water table, #4 pattern hand engraving with game scenes & scroll, 28" barrels with matted solid rib & fixed WS-2 / WS-1 chokes, selective ejectors, red Bradley front sight, steel mid-bead, gold single trigger with push button barrel selector, automatic tang safety with gold filled “SAFE”, knurled top lever, gloss finished walnut beavertail forend with deluxe grade pattern checkering & ebony inlay at the tip, and straight grip shoulder stock with an inlaid gold escutcheon engraved “M/H/B”, spacer and leather wrapped recoil pad. Stock dimensions – drop at comb 1 3/8”, drop at heel 1 7/8 ”, length of pull 14” and neutral cast. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, forend, forend metal and on both sets of barrels. Includes: a set of 28” barrel with matted solid rib, ejectors & fixed Full / Mod chokes, and a Cody letter detailing factory records & order sheet details. Also Includes a leather wrapped partitioned trunk case with Winchester 21 Label and “A.F & Co” marked snap caps & oiler bottle. Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its refinish blue showing superficial handling marks and a minute amount of light surface rust on the left barrel near the muzzle. The second set off barrels have 99%+ finish with no observed rust and excellent bores. The action is tight with the top lever standing far right of center, the bores are excellent / bright and the walnut stocks are very good with minor imperfections & small repair to the left side of the forend tip. Note – The Cody letter does not mention engraving however it appears factory done at some point and the initials on the gold escutcheon have been changed since originally ordered. Condition is near NRA Excellent as restored. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Double/single action revolver manufactured circa 1981. Features blued finish, checkered blonde wood grips with Colt medallions, 4" barrel with full length underlug and vent rib, adjustable sights. Bore and charge holes are excellent. Retains 98% blue with few signs of handling or use. Grips are excellent condition. Includes factory 'wood grain' box with matching label and manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By Benton Henderson Clark ( 1895-1964), entitled "The Stampede." Born in Coshocton, Ohio, Benton Clark became an eastern illustrator of the West in the dramatic tradition of Frederic Remington and especially loved painting horses. Major influences on him were Harvey Dunn, Frank Hoffman, and Frederic Remington, and in 1932, he became a member of the Society of Illustrators. In 1932, he returned to New York City and did western illustrations for leading magazines such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Mc Call's" and "Good Housekeeping,", a job that took him West for subject matter. Measures 35 1/2" x 44" in carved wood frame. Painting measures 29" x 37 1/4". Signed lower right corner. De-accessioned from the permanent collection at Phippen Museum, Prescott, AZ.

Rare early model lever action rifle that developed into the model 36 and eventually 336. Features blued finish with case color receiver, smooth walnut stocks, dovetailed blade front and folding buckhorn aperture rear sights (by King), click adjustable Lyman receiver mounted rear peep sight, factory buttplate, full length mag tube. Bore is bright. Retains 85% finish with minor losses, some fading of case color on bottom front of receiver where carried. Wood is very good. Noted for the early design flat sided bolt. Beautiful condition for a rare & early model. NRA Condition is Very Good+ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

‘Thunder Ranch Special’ Premium quality 1911 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Precision built in Hillsdale, IL by Les Baer Custom circa 2005. Thunder Ranch is a premier firearms training facility, it was founded in 1993 by Clint Smith, a Marine Corps Veteran and longtime Law Enforcement Officer. Mr. Smith partnered with Les Baer to build a dependable / combat proven 1911 which he and his students could feel completely confident with. Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, rounded treatment for tactical use, throated 5” NM barrel with stainless NM bushing, Baer dovetailed front sight with tritium insert, dovetailed LBC deluxe fixed combat rear sight with tritium inserts, Baer NM slide with fore/aft cocking serrations, lowered/flared ejection port & Thunder Ranch logo engraved on the right side, serrated aluminum Bear long match trigger with overtravel adjustment & crisp 4lb pull, skeletonized Baer deluxe commander hammer, Baer checkered slide stop, combat extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, Baer upswept grip safety with memory bump, serrated push button magazine release, premium 7 round stainless magazine, NM steel frame with high-checkered 30 lpi front strap, polished feed ramp & beveled magazine well, flat mainspring housing with 20 lpi checkering, and double diamond flat-checkered slim line wood grips with Thunder Ranch logos. Includes the original cardboard shipping carton with matching end label, signed certificate, other documents, patch, two spare magazines and a Milt Sparks Summer Special premium IWB holster. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor holster wear and a couple scattered scratches. The action is smooth / sound with a crisp trigger pull, the bore is excellent and the G10 grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring 2 matching G.I.A. Certified Pakistan Emeralds with extra rich vivid Blue Green color weighing 1.59 carats combined, accented with 66 round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.68 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity set in elegant custom crafted 14 karat yellow gold settings. Full Retail Appraisal - $9,800.00

style 116613 serial V767355, bracelet 97203, dial blue index. Two tone stainless and 18kt yellow gold band with blue face and dial. Like new in the box includes box,Rolex paperwork, hand tags, and outer box.

"Pigeon Grade" Lighting over/under shotgun. Manufactured in Belgium by FN for Browning in 1969. 26 3/8" blued barrels, low vent rib with steel sighting bead, 3" chambers, chokes both measure IC. Fine scroll engraving surrounding pigeons in flight on both sides of the action body - Delicate rose bouquets on bottom of the action body, Carved oak leaves on top of the action body with a French grey finish. The action is fit with a gold washed single inertia trigger and a sliding tang selector, safety. Best quality satin finished walnut stocks with Prince of Wales knob grip, fine checkered panels at grip and forearm, field style fore-end and factory buttplate. Overall length-43 1/2", LOP-14 1/4", Drop at comb-1 7/8", Drop at heel-3". Bores are excellent/bright, finish and wood are excellent. Comes in the original factory box with matching label. NRA Condition-Near Perfect. C&R Firearm.

US military semiautomatic rifle. Arsenal reworked. Features blued finish, wood stock & hand guards, 24" barrel, adjustable sights with protected front blade & protected rear peep, fixed magazine for en-bloc clip, manual safety. Serial number dates the receiver to February 1942, bolt marked "D28287-17SA -B4C", barrel marked "S-A 4-49", trigger housing marked "90-HRA N65282, hammer marked "HRA 5546008. safety marked "HRA' , Op rod marked "D36382 3 SA", receiver marked "REP 25 C T over "D 28291-17". Rear sight marked "DRC". Bore is excellent/bright strong rifling. Metal parts retain 90% blue finish. Shows edge losses & handling marks. Wood is very good, color match among the stock and handguards. Some surface rust on the buttplate. Stock cartouches not observed. USGI green web sling attached. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

British military bolt action rifle dated 1944, with No 32 Mk II scope and mount. Used from WW2 into the early 1960's until they were replaced by the L42 series sniper rifles. Features 25" barrel with bayonet lug, protected blade front sight, folding ladder rear peep sight, manual safety, detachable magazine, sling swivels including the third triangular swivel forward of magazine, black finished metal, wood stock and handguard, wood cheek riser on butt, aluminum buttplate with trap door. Markings include "M47C / 1944 / TR" on left side of butt socket, "No. 4 Mk I" and "T" on left side of receiver, "D36671" on scope mount, "P227" on top and bottom rings at rear, "P228" on top and bottom rings at front. Scope marked "TEL SIGHTING / No 32 Mk II / OS.1650A / 1944 No. 16413". Bore is bright and shiny. Metal retains 85% finish with edge losses, scuffs, brown patina on magazine. Wood is overall near excellent with some staining on cheek piece. Scope is very good condition, clear view, post and cross hair reticle. Includes overall good condition (leather carry straps damaged) Transit Chest with metal scope case (has leather carry strap), British type cotton web sling, spare follower and spring for mag, leather caps for scope. NRA Condition is Very Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

'1B' Desirable single-shot falling block sporting rifle chambered in 6mm Remington. Manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1976 with the barrel roll stamped “MADE IN THE 200th YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY”. Features a blued finish, 26" round tapered barrel without provisions for sights, quarter rib with integral scope mount cuts & 30mm factory rings, serrated curved trigger, sliding tang safety, two-piece finger lever, sling swivel studs, point checkered American Walnut semi-beavertail forend, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with metal grip cap, red factory recoil pad & 13 5/8” LOP. Rifle exhibits approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing minor wear and a small amount of pin prick pitting on the right side of the receiver. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the walnut stocks are near excellent with a couple minor blemishes & the recoil pad slightly proud of the wood on the left side. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Over/Under top lever shotgun made in Japan by Miroku for Browning Arms Co, Morgan UT, circa 1992. Accepts up to 3 1/2" shells. Features high polished blue finish, limited scroll engraving on receiver, urethane finished walnut furniture, checkering at wrist & forend, 28" vent rib barrel, Invector choke tubes (Browning Plus IM installed in both barrels), steel bead front sight, Browning solid rubber recoil pad, selective ejectors. Single inertia trigger is selectable at tang safety. Approx 14 1/4" LOP, 2" Drop at Comb, 2-3/4" Drop at Heel. Bore is excellent condition. Metal retains 99% blued finish with slight edge loss. Gold accent trigger shows no wear to face. Wood is in excellent condition with no scratches or dents. Recoil pad is in very good condition. Action is smooth and crisp. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearn

Very high quality German manufactured two barrel set. (3 Barrels with the Trap barrel) This shotgun is set-up in trap configuration with Krieghoff factory 34" single high polish blue trap barrel with high adjustable vent rib , 2 3/4" chamber, ,white pearl sighting bead and steel mid bead installed. Screw-in choke marked "3" (IM) installed. Fitted with a 'Gold Edition" Precision Fit Stock. Model to fit Krieghoff K80 Trap Gun. Right Handed. Recoil reducing Stock assembly completely adjustable. Kick-eez 1" inch thick Trap pad, straight. Nickel plated receiver & trigger with a satin grey finish, full coverage floral/scroll designs with 24k borders, Top Latch with 24K Gold Broken Target inlay, bottom of receiver has a 24K gold shield outline with "K-80 Krieghoff Germany", gold single-selective trigger, adjustable for finger length, approximately 3-3/4 lbs, sliding push button tang safety, can be locked in "Off". Fine-checkered select Turkish walnut forearm with schnabel style forend. Krieghoff shotgun aluminum travel case with combination lock, blue felt lining. Contains the original Turkish number 3 shoulder stock with black rubber recoil pad, 32" 12 gauge O/U vent rib barrels, 2 3/4" chambers, IM over IC choke tubes installed, 30" 12 gauge O/U vent rib barrels, 3" chambers, IC over Skeet choke tubes installed, cleaning rod, 12 Ga. choke wrench, owners manual, paperwork, 3-M choke tubes, 2-IC,1-IM,1-Full and 1-Super full. Shotgun, case and accessories are in excellent/like new condition. Bores are pristine. NRA Condition-Perfect. Modern Firearm.

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Cuttin Out the Odd Ball". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 30 x 30 3/4. Framed in natural-looking wood frame with inner gold lining.

#011179. 'Gold Super Scroll' three barrel Sporting Clay set. Very high quality German made Over/under shotgun, manufactured 2001. 30" high polish blued vent rib barrels (20 Gauge installed) with white pearl sighting bead and steel mid bead. Screw-in chokes, Skeet ("O") installed. Fully engraved nickel plated receiver & trigger with a satin grey finish, floral/scroll designs, 24K gold lined borders , gold single-selective trigger, adjustable for finger length. Trigger pull: Approximately 3-3/4 lbs. Top Latch with 24K Gold Broken Target inlay, bottom of receiver has a 24K gold shield outline with "K-20 Krieghoff Germany", sliding tang safety with a round push-button lock in the center, Fine-checkered select Turkish walnut with satin epoxy finish, standard: #3 neutral cast sporting stock, schnabel style forend, solid black rubber recoil pad with black spacer. Overall length 47 1/2", Lop-14 1/4", Drop at heel-2 1/4", Drop at comb-1 1/4". Krieghoff shotgun aluminum travel case with combination lock, maroon felt lining. Contains 30" .410 vent rib barrel with Skeet chokes installed, 30" .28 Gauge vent rib barrel with skeet chokes installed, combination choke wrench, two trigger locks, cleaning gear, .410, 20 and 28 gauge IC, M and IM chokes, Shotgun, barrels, case and accessories are in excellent condition/like new. Bores are pristine. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

Vintage small frame double-action snub-nosed revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured circa 1951. Features all steel construction, a blued finish, 2" barrel, serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, serrated trigger, exposed hammer with polished flats & serrated spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, and two-piece brown checkered plastic "Coltwood" grips with molded Rampant Colt images . Bore is excellent condition. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing minor tracking on the cylinder and a couple of very minor scratches. Action is smooth with solid lock up and the wood grips are excellent. All Colt markings are crisp/clear. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

By G. Eric Slayton. Titled "At It's Peak" and signed on back, as well as in front lower right corner. Slayton had the opportunity of working extensively with two well known California artists, Neil Boyle and Ron McKee both of whom where also illustrators before becoming painters. Eric’s work requires neither explanation nor interpretation. Measures 21 3/4" x 33" in black wood frame. Painting measures 30" x 40".

Superb quality Italian made single barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 12 Gauge shells, manufactured circa 1974. Considered one of the best single barrel trap guns ever made. Imported by Ithaca Gun Co. of Ithaca, New York with import mark on the left side of the top barrel. Features a blued finish, Cyl choked 32" barrel with stepped ventilated sighting rib & 2 3/4" chambers, underside of barrels stamped "Acciaio Speciale" (special steel), automatic ejector, white bead front sight, brass mid-sight, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, simple floral engraving on the receiver, hand checkered walnut semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip shoulder stock with Morgan adjustable recoil pad, silver floral engraved with the name "Cliff" grip cap. Stock measurements: drop at comb - 1 3/4", drop at heel - 2", and length of pull - 14 1/2". Shotgun exhibits bright blue finish retaining approximately 95% showing scattered handling marks, minor edge wear and minor scratches/rubs. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/ bright and the wood stocks are near excellent. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm..

Early military single shot bolt action nicely converted into a shotgun by an unsigned maker. This type of gun is commonly used for driven boar hunting in central Europe. Features a 31" barrel, choke measures "IM", narrow sling swivels, fixed sights, manual safety, smooth steel buttplate, checkered walnut stock. Bore is bright. Retains 90% finish with handling marks. Wood is very good with fancy figure. Some original proof marks remain. NRA Condition is Very Good as modified *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Black, red, white. Measures 32" x 61". In good condition.

Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .35-35 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1896. Features a blued finish, the 24 3/8" octagon barrel that has been shortened, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, (Bead is broken) buckhorn rear sight (missing elevator), smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, steel receiver, single magazine band, smooth walnut forend with metal cap, straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal crescent buttplate. Bore is dark/rough with rifling present. Barrel & magazine tube surfaces show full coverage of a molted dull blue/light gray color, with edge losses, scattered tiny pits, receiver shows a molted brown/gray patina with scattered light pitting. Markings are crisp. Edges of barrel flats fairly sharp. Wood is very good/sound with many minor scratches/dings. Action works well. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

'Pigeon Grade'. Features a engraved "pigeon" image to receiver extension. Take down pump action shotgun manufactured circa 1962. Features blued finish, checkered walnut pump handle, walnut stock with high comb, curved checkered wrist, steel grip cap, factory hard rubber vented recoil pad, 30" vent rib barrel, red sighting bead, white mid bead, accepts 2-3/4" shells, fixed Full choke, push button safety, 'jewelled' bolt & lifter. Receiver extension numbered to receiver. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 92% original finish with slight muzzle wear, friction wear on the tube and minor edge wear/scratches, action is smooth and the wood is excellent. Condition is NRA Near Excellent, C&R Firearm.

Heavy duty, light recoiling semiautomatic rifle features parkerized finish, black plastic furniture, "A2" length stock with butt storage compartment & fixed rear sling swivel, round rifle length hand guards, 20" heavy barrel, 5 flute flash suppressor, no bayonet lug, adjustable sights (front post sight with protector ears, A2 style rear L-flip peep with range adjustment wheel), shell deflector built into upper receiver, forward assist, spring loaded ejection port cover, lower receiver with fence around magazine release, manual safety, front sling swivel, later checkered pistol grip with finger shelf, serrated back strap. Barrel marked "C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7 HBAR". Upgraded with a Geissele competition 3 lb trigger. Bore is excellent/bright. Overall external appearance is very good or better, retains 98% finish, some very minor scratches & rub marks. Plastic furniture is very good condition with minor blemishes. Includes (1) 20 rd Colt magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Trap B' Pump Action shotgun accepts 2-3/4" shells. Manufactured 1972. Features 30" vent rib barrel with Full fixed choke, flat faced front white bead, steel mid bead, push button safety, blued finish, urethane finished highly figured wood butt & forend, pressed checkering panels at wrist and forend, factory ventilated rubber recoil pad,factory grip cap, duel action bars. Bore is excellent condition. Original blue finish retains about 94% finish with minor scratches, edge wear and minor friction wear on the tube. Wood is excellent. Recoil pad is very good condition. Action is smooth. Comes in the original factory box with matching serial number, instructions. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'1V' Desirable single-shot falling block sporting rifle chambered in .22-250 Remington. Manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1981. Features a blued finish, 24" round tapered medium contour barrel without provisions for sights, installed scope blocks with 1” factory rings, serrated curved trigger, sliding tang safety, two-piece finger lever, sling swivel studs, point checkered select American Walnut semi-beavertail forend, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with metal grip cap, red factory recoil pad & 13 5/8” LOP. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing minor wear on the lever & upper tang and the receiver turned slightly plum. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the walnut stocks are excellent with a minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

By Deborah Copenhaver entitled "Cattle King Tales". Measures 8 1/4" by 4 1/4" by 10 1/4" tall. On bronze base.

Includes a rotating round wood pedestal with notched live edge, cut down flintlock Kentucky rifle, small horn powder flask, reproduction brass lock plate marked “J Parker/gunsmith”, period leather possible bag with replaced strap, small patch knife with leather necklace sheath, and an engraved brass plaque on wood riser that reads “Kentucky Rifle Sculpture/In the style of Simon Lauck/Winchester, Va. 1760-1815”. This rifle shares attributes found on Simon Lauck’s rifles, including: incised swirl/scroll carved stock, inlaid oval escutcheon on the top of the wrist, inlaid "hurricane" engraved escutcheon on the cheek piece, inlaid fancy brass plate under the cheek piece which holds a twisted steel pick, ornate brass patch box with engraving, engraved fancy brass triggerguard and curved brass buttplate with heel & toe plates. A Lauck rifle, very similar to this one, is pictured on page 118 of "Gunsmiths of Virginia" by Whisker.

Excellent French mid 19th Century Animalier bronze portraiture study of the French Derby winner "Ibrahim", with rich brown lightly rubbed patination and fine hand-finished surface detail. Inscribed with the name of the stallion and signed on the naturalistic base. Measures 14" x 5" x 12" tall.

'Signature Series' 3rd generation. 1993-2002. Finely crafted reproduction of the Colt Walker, produced as a limited edition. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 9" barrel, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight on the hammer, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped battle scene on cylinder & oval stops, loading lever, brass square back triggerguard, smooth blackened back strap stamped with Sam Colt's signature highlighted in gold and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Right barrel stamped "U.S. 1847". Includes the gray factory one-piece cardboard box with fitted insert. Condition is nearly like new with few signs of handling. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Antique Firearm.

SN: K454249. 'Lightweight' Pigeon Grade Over & Under double barrel shotgun chambered for 12 gauge 3" shells, Manufactured in Japan by Olin Kodensha Co. Ltd for Winchester from 1982 to 1987. Features blued finish on barrels, coin finished & engraved receiver & trigger plate, single trigger, top latch, safety at tang selects barrel, fancy figured walnut stock with checkered panels at wrist and forearms, selective auto ejectors, pistol grip stock. Barrels are 27" long with choke tubes (IC chokes installed in both barrels), vent ribs, Bradley style white front bead, small white mid bead. Receiver engraving is 75% coverage, Quail, pheasants, and woodcock surrounded and bordered with floral scrolls. Forend latch with floral scrolls, checkered brown rubber recoil pad. Length of pull is 14-1/4". Bores are excellent/bright. Bluing is about 98%. Forend and stock are in excellent condition with few scuffs to finish. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Citrine and Diamond Ring featuring a rare, intense Red Orange Citrine weighing approx. 12.00 carats framed with 18 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 2.00 carats with G-H colors and SI clarity set in a heavy, vintage style 14 karat yellow setting weighing approx. 16.00 grams. Ring size 6 ¼ . Full Retail Appraisal- $16,000.00

Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1955. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, hooded ramped blade/bead front sight, 22G adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled steel buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 97% original blue finish with minor scratches. Wood is very good with some light scratches. Action is smooth. Winchester markings are crisp/clear. Comes in the original red & blue factory box with matching label, paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Anschutz Match Model 54 MS Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle with Scope. The MS means it was designed for metallic silhouette. High quality bolt action single shot match rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, receiver marked "West Germany". Barrel has the date code "IG"-1986, 22" heavy barrel with recessed crown, no provisions for sights, blue finish, manual thumb safety, fully adjustable two-stage trigger, swept back bolt handle. Mounted on a stippled walnut pistol grip stock with a solid recoil pad, high comb and cheek rest, accessory rail in forearm with Anschutz palm rest installed. Mounted with a Leupold BR-36X scope, sunshade, fine crosshair reticle, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright, blue is about 98% with marking highlighted in gold, stock is very good/sound with some minor scratches/dings and a little handling/edge wear. NOTE* When the action is worked it does not cock. Needs adjustment/repair. NRA Condition-Fair. Modern Firearm.

1895 Winchester S.R.C. in 30-40 (government caliber) with loading tool and mold as an ensemble. The carbine shows hook and islet factory style sling arrangement that are added. The saddle ring was removed but stud is present. The barrel shows most of original toned blue finish and action has been lightly cleaned to gray metal. Stocks are very good plus and show just minor aging. Marking sharp and action tight. Bore bright and near excellent. This lot includes a Winchester 30-40 mold with 80% blue and good cavity, also very good plus overall and a matching-to-the-era loading tool by Winchester in good condition. A nice set-up. Manufactured 1920. NRA Condition-Near Good. C&R Firearm.

Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .35-35 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1895. Features a blued finish, the 26" octagon barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, two leaf, v-notch flip rear sight, The top leaf is broken and they are frozen in place, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, steel receiver, single magazine band, smooth walnut forend with metal cap, straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal crescent buttplate. Bore is dark/rough with rifling present. Barrel & magazine tube surfaces show full coverage of a dull blue/light gray color, with edge losses, scattered tiny pits, receiver shows a molted dull gray patina with scattered light pitting and patches of dark brown surface rust. Markings are crisp. Edges of barrel flats fairly sharp. Wood is good/sound with many minor scratches/dings and a shallow gouge on the left forearm. Action works well. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

Rare Newton Arms Co. Model 1916 high quality take-down bolt-action rifle chambered in .30 Newton. The barrel is stamped "Newton Arms Co. INC. Buffalo, NY. .30 Newton" and "Patents Pending". One of the 2400 early Buffalo, NY addressed rifles The .30 Newton cartridge was designed by Charles Newton in 1913, based on a German caliber of the period, the 11.2x72 Schuler. The Newton Arms Company was the only manufacturer of commercial rifles chambered for this cartridge.To dismount from the stock, the floor plate release button is pressed which swings the hinged floor plate down. Using the floor plate like a wrench, three turns loosens the front receiver screw nut. Pressure on the snap button in the forearm releases the barrel. Mounted on a nicely figured Blued finish, 24" tapered barrel with blade/bead front sight and two leaf adjustable flip rear sight, both are dovetailed into the bases, double set triggers, hinged floorplate, knurled, straight bolt handle, 6-lug bolt, 3 position thumb safety, integral knurled bases in receiver for optics. There is a factory sight base for a Lyman 48 aperture sight on the cocking device but the sight is missing. Nicely figured one piece pistol grip stock with checkering at wrist and forearm with schaebel tip, steel buttplate and grip cap. Today these rifle are considered to be some of the best quality sporting rifles manufactured in America. This rifle is featured and profusely illustrated on page 65, 66 and 67 in the book "The Mauser Archive" by Jon Speed. Action is smooth, blue is about 94% with some minor scratches, light handling wear, wood is near excellent with a few very minor scratches and the bore is overall good, the rifling is a little worn, needs cleaning. Matching serial numbers on the bolt and underside of receiver. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

SN: K5281. '3rd Model - Pre-Model 17'. K"-22 Masterpiece, Postwar vintage medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1947. Features a blued finish, case colored hammer & trigger, pinned 6" barrel with serrated sighting rib, patridge front sight, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, serrated trigger, .500" target hammer, five screw square butt K target frame with six groove grip straps, and two-piece checkered walnut Magna grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Serial numbers match on the frame, cylinder and barrel. S&W logo on right side of frame. Blue finish is about 94% with minor scratches, slight muzzle wear, friction wear on the cylinder rod and the cylinder with a slight drag line. The wood grips are excellent, action is smooth with tight lock-up and the bore is excellent/bright. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

2nd generation Third Model Colt Dragoon .44 black powder revolver was manufactured by Colt in 1976. Finely crafted reproduction of the Third Model Dragoon. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 7 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight on the hammer, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped battle scene on cylinder, stamped "Model U.S.M.R." over "Colt's Patent", loading lever, round brass triggerguard, smooth brass back strap and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Overall excellent condition. All matching serial numbers. Comes in early wood grain box with matching label with styrofoam insert NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

American Historical Foundation U.S. Army Commemorative Colt Model 1851 Percussion Revolver. \7 1/2” octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. Made utilizing a second generation Colt 1851 Navy revolver, this commemorative remains in as-new condition retaining 99% plus original gold plate, showing a couple of tiny handling marks. The small parts retain all of their bright blue and the hammer shows vibrant case-hardened colors. The revolver is embellished with nice quality foliate scrollwork with lightly stippled background shading, a few patriotic motifs including the National Eagle and prominent “UNITED STATES ARMY” on the right side barrel. The smooth walnut grip rates excellent and the backstrap is engraved “73 of 100”. The left side of the barrel and the backstrap are engraved "Fred E. Sateriale" in script. The revolver includes a mahogany display case with green baize interior that rates very fine. All matching serial numbers.

Winchester 1894 S.R.C. in .32 Winchester Special caliber. The carbine is in good condition with 30-50 percent thinning blue on barrel and magazine tube remaining. The frame has gone to gray-silver metal color. Markings sharp. Wood is good with many small scratches, dings, mars and etc. Good action with bright bore showing strong rifling. The loading tool is good with visible markings. The picture box of ammo is very good. Manufactured 1923. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

WWII era U.S. military contract clip fed semi-automatic service rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. Manufactured in Springfield, MA by the Springfield Armory circa 1942 and subsequently rebuilt. Features a parkerized finish, Winchester proofed 24" barrel, shrouded blade front sight, adjustable rear aperture sight, bayonet lug, stacking swivel, SA marked trigger housing with smooth curved trigger & milled trigger guard, manual safety in the front of the trigger guard, SA marked bolt & op rod, green canvas sling, and Boyds three-piece smooth walnut stock set with circled “P”, [crossed cannons], & boxed "S.A./E.McF." on the buttstock along with a trapdoor metal buttplate containing oiled & cleaning kit. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its military finish showing edge wear, contact wear on the receiver & bolt and some scattered rust tones. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the modern walnut stocks are excellent with minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

1886 Winchester special order take down rifle with 24" round barrel, 1/2 magazine, hard rubber shotgun butt plate in 33 caliber. Shows 95-98% of a restored blue and case hardened finish that was professionally done leaving good markings. The butt stock shows two swivel holes in the belly and one was plugged before refinish. The toe of butt plate is oversized and appears authentic but not to this later model. Action good, bore bright. Late Lyman style tang sight added. Manufactured 1920. NRA Condition-Very Good as Restored. C&R Firearm.

1894 Winchester S.R.C. in 30-30 caliber, #999966. Carbine shows 75-85% original bright blue on the barrel and magazine tube. Period Lyman Tang sight added and plug in barrel sight dovetail using Winchester sight base. Stud for ring present but ring removed (noisy). Frame shows traces of blue as does butt plate. Wood is very good plus with minor handling and use. Action tight and bore bright showing little use. Interesting serial number. Manufactured 1926. NRA Condition-Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

Lever action rimfire rifle Manufactured 1990. Features blued finish, fancy figured walnut forend & stock with checkered panels on wrist & forend, flat plastic factory buttplate, 20" barrel, full length magazine tube under barrel, hooded post/bead front & sporting rear sights. Bore is excellent. Overall condition is excellent, like new, blue is+ 99%. Wood is excellent. Comes in its original factory box with matching label, owners manual. Condition is NRA Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

Winchester 1892 S.R.C. 32-20 caliber. This carbine remains in good to very good condition with 20-40 percent original blue on barrel and magazine with balance drifting to gray patina. Markings and address are good. 3 leaf folding Winchester rear sight and large blade/bead front in proper positions. Stocks are good with numerous dings, mars and scratches. Action good, bore fair but may scrub up to good. Manufactured 1916. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Blue Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring a rectangular cushion cut 3.10 carat Blue Sapphire with NO Treatment accented with 2 half-moon cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.70 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in a classic custom design crafted in 14 karat white gold. Retail $20,000-$30,000

Spencer Indian Wars repeating carbine with hard frontier wear and Indian tacks. This carbine found in a family home long ago by John Turner in Oregon 30 miles from Ft. Henry. The serial number is not legible and the metal shows are dark brown uncleaned patina the stocks are worn and weathered with hard wear and hard case. the right forearm has a 1 1/2" chip out of it. The sight has been reworked during use to V notch reducing original ladder and making it simple and quick. An extra large ring added to belly of buttstock. The tacks vary in age from 19th Century to early 20th in our opinion. Some are worn down showing remnants of square steel shafts and some tacks missing. Model 1865 and address on frame is very visible and clear. Action working and magazine retained. Though hard used this carbine was kept in serviceable shooting condition. It is the considered opinion of John R. Gangel (Little John) that this is an authentic Indian tacked and used Spencer. Cartridges were found at the battle site of the "Little Big Horn" and many of the Indian participants fled west and to Canada. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

Note* The lever does not open on this rifle, frozen. Marlin Model 1893 lever action Rifle in Caliber 30-30. Standard 26" octagon barrel is marked "SPECIAL SMOKELESS STEEL", full magazine and crescent rifle buttplate. Sights consist of a standard semi-buckhorn Marlin rear sight with a blade/bead front sight. Barrel address has all 3 correct patent dates which include the 1887, 1889, and 1893 dates. Upper tang marked "MODEL 1893" and top of frame marked " MARLIN SAFETY". Markings are readable, the metal finish has turned a brown/dull gray patina with scattered light pitting throughout, the bore is dark but we could not get a good look due to the lever problem, the hammer action works well, the butt stock is overall good/sound with minor scratches/dings, the forearm is a little loose with a crock/chip on the rear left side, the right side also has a hairline in the same location on the right side. The rear screw is missing from the upper tang. A Marlin 1893 with an "A" prefix serial number was manufactured by Marlin-Rockwell Corporation between 1916 and 1921. NRA Condition-Fair. C&R Firearm.

18Kt Yellow Gold Chronometer , 1987 Stockholm Purchased. Reference Number 18038, serial number 9191687 country code 270 includes box , hang tag, Rolex paperwork and warranty. Gold watch with sunburst dial pattern and champagne colored face and fluted bezel. Pre-owned - Good: This item has been gently used but is in good condition. It might have a few signs of wear, like light scratches or tarnishing.

This is a Colt commercial Government Model pistol that has been professionally restored/upgraded to a target version. Manufactured 1917. Slide has the correct slide markings for that time period, The upgrades are as follows: Frame has been finished in electroless nickel, magazine well has been beveled, checkered black rubber Pachmayr grips with gold toned Colt medallions added, front grip strap checkered, arched mainspring housing checkered, upswept 'beavertail' grip safety added, Wilson combat knurled, stainless steel slide stop, wilson stainless steel safety, Wilson combat commander style hammer, serrated, stainless steel adjustable trigger, Wichita front sight, Bar-Sto stainless steel barrel and Briley match grade spherical bushing. Slide has a high polish reblued finish. The bore is pristine, grips are excellent, finish has a few very minor scratches and a little friction wear from slide stop. Comes with one Wilson Combat 8-rd stainless magazine and a list of upgrades. It would cost a lot of money for these professional upgrades. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Depicting Indian on mountaintop praying to the Gods. Has a moss green finish. Measures 38" x 28" x 10". LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

'Saddle Ring Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .44-40 Winchester, circa 1927. 20" barrel with full length tube magazine, pinned blade front sight, flip-up ladder rear sight, saddle ring in place, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, markings, and serial number are clear/readable. The sides of the receiver are post factory scroll dot punch engraved, smooth straight wrist walnut stock and forearm, two barrel bands, crescent steel buttplate. Provisions for sling swivel studs. Action works well, blue is very good with some handling wearon the lever, wear from the ring on receiver. There is some surface rust on the buttplate tang, wood is very good with very minor scratches and the bore is overall very good, strong rifling with a few patches of very light pitting. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

'Signature Series' Modern production single action percussion revolver chambered for .36 caliber ammunition. 3rd generation produced 1993-2002. Features a high polish blued 4" octagonal barrel, cone front sight, hammer notched rear sight, case hardened loading lever, frame & hammer, blued six shot cylinder with a roll stamped stagecoach hold-up scene, silver plated backstrap with "Samuel Colt" signature & square-back triggerguard, and one piece walnut grips. Includes original grey cardboard box and manual. Revolver is excellent overall with the exception of the backstrap and triggerguard which have scattered spots of finish loss. All matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-. Antique Firearm.

Early Colt single action percussion revolver manufactured 1854. Features one piece walnut grip, 7.5" octagon barrel, brass cone front sight, "V" notch rear sight on hammer nose, 6 shot unfluted cylinder with naval battle scene and "Engaged 16 May 1843". (Second Battle of Campeche). Top barrel flat marked "Address. Col. Colt. London". Left frame marked "Colts Patent" . The serial number is matched on the frame, triggerguard, grip strap, wedge, cylinder, loading lever and the cylinder spindle (also called the arbor pin). There is a small "P" stamped on the rear of the cylinder, "7" on the butt, "W' and "R" on the face of the recoil shield and "J" and "*" on the cylinder face. ( Sub-Inspection Letters ?) The revolver lacks any British proofs. A London Address Colt 1851 Navy revolver without British proofs is extremely rare, as the proofs were a legal requirement in London. Such a firearm would likely be a New York-produced revolver imported for the UK market without the necessary final inspection or simply a gun that never saw final inspection before export to another territory, such as Canada. Another explanation is Around 25,540 were contracted by the British Board of Ordnance for the Crimean war (1853-56) and some were rushed to to the war without proof testing. The bore is fair to good, bright, strong rifling with some areas of scattered light pitting, the revolver is the white, has been cleaned at some point, all the marking are crisp/clear, the grips id very good, has been varnished, the action works well. The two rear grip frame screws and one of the loading lever screws appear to be new replacements. An interesting revolver with a story to tell. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

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

1873 Winchester, 2nd Model rifle in 44-40 caliber, 24" octagon barrel, full magazine, rifle butt. Good overall condition with patina finish and some hints of finish within the brown to gray patina. Good markings and clear address, sights changed but in correct dove tails. Original thumbprint dust cover. Action working but "sticky". Bore shows wear and use but still strong lands and grooves. Great wood to metal fit with honest wear and drying out light color to butt. A 7 on 1-10 grading scale for an early '73. Manufactured 1878. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Red, black, brown, cream. Measures 39" x 62". Good condition with some minor stains.

"Police" or "Precision" bolt action rifle features matte black finish, 26" heavy barrel with 1:10 twist, multi-port Vais Arms muzzle brake, Night Force 40 MOA Picatinny optics rail on receiver top, manual safety, Timney trigger, hinged floorplate, HS precision composite stock with thin Remington rubber recoil pad, two sling swivel studs, position open to allow mounting a third stud. Bore is bright. Metal retains 98% finish with slight handling marks, some losses to bolt knob. Stock is excellent. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Pre-war first series "Target Model" semiautomatic rimfire pistol manufactured circa 1938. The First Series refers to all those built on the S frame as it existed prior to and during WWII. Features blued finish, factory checkered walnut grips. 6 5/8" barrel, pinned front blade, rear adjustable sights, heel magazine release, manual safety/slide stop, serrated trigger. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 97% original blue, minor edge/muzzle wear, a couple of very minor scratches. Grips are very good condition. Includes (1) blue, colt marked magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Long stroke gas piston operated SG 550 platform semi-automatic rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO. Manufactured in Exeter, NH by Sig Sauer Inc. and fitted with Swiss military 551 furniture. Features a 16" cold hammer forged barrel, AAC 18T flash hider, drift adjustable hooded post front sight, full-length optics rail on the receiver with removable Sig Sauer diopter sight installed, stamped steel upper receiver with black finish, black hard-anodized aircraft grade aluminum alloy lower receiver, two-stage trigger, push button magazine release, Sig Sauer 30rd magazine, ambidextrous safety selector, green nylon sling with hook attachments, Weidmann ventilated & ribbed black polymer hand, Sig Sauer grooved pistol grip with storage compartment and Weidmann right side folding ‘whale tail’ shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing scattered handling marks/scratches. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Winchester 1886 Rifle in 40-82 caliber with 25 1/2" (shortened barrel); full magazine, rifle butt. Gray to brown natural patina finish with good address and markings. Stocks are good with normal wear and some "working" around at the comb where chips smoothed up we would guess. Sights are changed during period of use. Action good and bore shows use and some pitting but serviceable. Tang screw replaced. Manufactured 1887, 2nd year of production. NRA Condition-Fair. Antique Firearm.

Star Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring a 100% Natural, NO Treatment round cabochon Sapphire weighing approx. 32.00 carats and framed by 24 round “IDEAL cut” Diamonds weighing approx. 2.40 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity. Gems set in a glamorous 14 karat white gold custom setting, ring size 6. Star Sapphire is a rare variety of gemstone that exhibits a star-like visual effect (asterism) seen under a single light source. Star Sapphire historically is regarded as strong healing gem that reduces stress, creates inner peace and promotes health. Full Retail Appraisal - $32,000.00

Batwing chaps. Made by Hamley & Co of Pendleton, Oregon. Floral leatherwork on waist with round and diamond leatherwork on the sides with conchos. 45" waist

Made in Finland this high quality hunting rifle chambered in .300 Winchester magnum has a 24" beautifully blued barrel with a hooded ramp front sight and no rear sight provided. The sliding thumb safety is on the right side of the high polish receiver behind the blued bolt handle, serrated trigger, hinged floorplate, cocking indicator and swept back bolt handle. The Monte Carlo style wood stock is nicely finished with checkering at the wrist and forearm, right-handed cheek rest with swivels attached and a Sako factory recoil pad with black spacer. Blue finish is about 97% with very minor scratches. The wood stock is overall very good/sound with some minor scratches/dings. Recoil pad shows some wear. Bore looks great, bright. very nice tan leather, padded, tooled sling attached. Mounted with a German made Pecar, Berlin variable 4-10 scope with "floating reticle" that moves within the field of view as adjustments are made to the zero. Clear optics Manufactured circa 1970. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Winchester Model 70 action chambered in .308 Win. "Bench rest" rifle. 26" heavy round barrel, drilled/tapped for sights, recessed crown, two scope bases installed. Matte black finish, bright bolt and blue bolt handle. Manual thumb safety, serrated trigger, hinged floor plate, cocking indicator. "Bench Rest" style walnut stock with adjustable recoil pad, beaver tail forearm with accessory rail, hand stop and small bi-pod installed, swelled grip. The Winchester SN dates the action to 1977. Bore is excellent , strong rifling, action is smooth, the matte finish has a few minor scratches, the stock has a few minor scratches/dings. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Restrike. Depicts cowboy on horseback. Measures 31" x 20" x 10". LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Ten sterling silver conchos measuring 3" by 2 1/2" each, with inlaid coral cardinals and shell flowers in center of etched and stamped design, signed Yazzie. On black leather belt measuring 40" long.

This is a custom Remington model 37 "Rangemaster" target rifle chambered in .22 LR. Manufactured 1937-55. Built by Don Kaufmann of Durango, Colo. Don, a machinist and tool & die maker, started building rifles in the 1950's. Eventually he focused primarily on bench-rest rifles for competitions. This rifle was used by his son Pat used this rifle during high school in Durango and college at Oregon State University, these are some of the competitions won with this rifle. High scorer on the 1962 OSU National champion small bore rifle team, Secretary of the Navy NROTC Rifle competition- Individual high score Nationally and Winner 1963 Colorado State Position small bore rifle championship.. It features a 28" Douglas premium heavy barrel with four sight/optics bases installed on the barrel and receiver. Canjar trigger installed, manual safety, cocking indicator, serrated wide trigger shoe installed, 5 round detachable magazine. Target thumbhole stock with finger grooved grip, beavertail forearm with accessory rail, adjustable buttplate with thin White-Line recoil pad, right-handed cheek rest and competition palm rest. Action is smooth, bore is excellent, wood is near excellent with a few very minor scratches and the blue is about 96% with some handling wear to the bottom metal/triggerguard. A very Accurate and well maintained rifle. Comes with paperwork/photo to confirm the above history. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Antique double/single action revolver manufactured 1894. Features 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, solid frame with side loading gate, bird's head grip frame, ejector rod, checkered black colored gutta percha grips with rampant colt logo. Bore is overall good, bright with strong rifling, has a couple of areas of very light pitting. Cylinder charge holes are very good condition. Metal surfaces a covered with a finely mottled patina gray color. about 10% blue in protected areas. Grips are very good condition, slight wear, no visible cracks. Action is smooth, firm lock-up. Numbers match on frame, front & rear grip straps and underside of barrel. Assembly number on loading gate is "242". The Colt markings are a little feint but readable. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Very rare single-shot bolt action rifle chambered in .22 S, L, or LR cal., automatic safety, 19 5/8" rifled barrel with large front blade, adjustable rear sights. barrel, Mohawk Brown nylon stock,with white diamond, factory nylon triggerguard, forearm tip, grip cap and buttplate with white spacers. Manual thumb safety, cocking indicator, flat, serrated bolt handle, smooth trigger. Mounted with a vintage Weaver V22 scope with crosshair reticle, Weaver.875 tip-off rings, clear optics. Bore is very good/bright, action is smooth, blue is about 90% with minor scratches and a couple of small rubs on the receiver, stock is good/sound with many small scratches/scuffs. Produced from 1962 to 1964. Over 22,400 made. (PJ date code-June, 1962) NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Reflections". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 40 x 38. Framed in ornate gold frame.

Factory refinished & gold inlaid side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1946 as a ‘Standard Grade’ for S. K. Farrington and subsequently returned to the factory in 1968 for repairs & embellishments. The accompanying Cody letter states this gun & #24912 “will constitute a matched pair” with identical embellishments. Features a blued refinish with gold inlaid Scotch grouse, pintail duck & quail on the receiver / trigger plate & “S / K / F / 1” on the triggerguard , 26" barrels with matted solid rib & fixed Mod / Full chokes, selective ejectors, Bradley ivory front sight, steel mid-bead, single trigger with push button barrel selector, automatic tang safety with gold filled "SAFE", knurled top lever, gloss finished walnut beavertail forend with kidney pattern checkering and straight grip shoulder stock with a leather faced red recoil pad. Stock dimensions – drop at comb 1 5/8”, drop at heel 1 15/16 ”, length of pull 13 3/4” and cast-off approx. ¼”. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrels, forend and forend metal. Includes a Cody letter stating it was “Made for: Mr. S. K. Farrington of East Hampton, Long Island” and detailing its order & repair order details. Also includes a canvas wrapped, partitioned trunk case with snap caps, oiler bottle & cleaning tools. Selwyn Kip Farrington 1904-1983 is most known for his writings and big game fishing. He served as fishing editor of Field & Stream from 1937 to 1972 and was friends with Ernest Hemingway and Alfred Glassell. He wrote over 20 books including “Ducks Came Back, the story of Ducks Unlimited” and “Fishing with Hemingway and Glassell”. Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its refinish blue showing superficial handling marks with no major wear observed. The action is tight with the top lever standing right of center, the bores are excellent / bright and the walnut stocks are near excellent with minor imperfections. Condition is near NRA Excellent as restored. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

By Hermon Adams (1945-202) entitled Gift of Freedom. signed and numbered 2/20. Measures 26"X17". Hermon Adams (Born 1945) is active/lives in Arizona, Texas, Mississippi. Hermon Adams is known for commercial art, western, horses and fantasy painting. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Very rare Spanish military semiautomatic pistol, predecessor to the more familiar model 1921 and later models 400 and 600. Shares the familiar blowback action, where the saying goes that it takes "two men and a boy" to work the slide. Features blued finish, checkered walnut grips panels, 6-3/8" barrel, fixed sights, serrated hammer, manual safety, lanyard ring, heel magazine release. Bore shows strong deep rifling, a bit dull and gray with light frosting throughout. External finish is a dull deep gray bluing, a few small dings from handing. Markings are mostly sharp, some losses from an older refinish. Markings include "Pist.a aut.a mod.1913-16" on left side of frame, patent dates and address lines on top of slide. Grips are very good with wear, some smoothing of checkering. NRA Condition is Good++ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Famous Native American Navajo designer Thomas Singer rectangle sterling silver bolo tie with cut-work border and figural overlay centerpiece, decorated with rectangle turquoise stone. Braided black leather ties with sterling cylinder cut-work tips. Excellent condition. Measures 22" from drop.

High quality AR-10 platform. Features a matte black finish, short-stroke push-rod gas rotating bolt system, 4 position gas port. 16" parkerized 1/0, 6 groove barrel, 4 flute flash hider, full length Picatinny rail, Sig Sauer quad rail handguard, Mil-Spec trigger, forward assist, shell deflector, dust cover, Magpul MOE textured grip, Sig Sauer collapsible stock. Mounted with a Leupold Vari-X III 6.5X20 scope, duplex reticle, clear optics, black nylon sling attached. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, overall condition is excellent with a couple of scuffs on the barrel. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Modified US military bolt action rifle with added 03-A4 type scope mount to create a close replica sniper rifle. Receiver has been drilled & tapped, and a Redfield base and rings installed, along with a Weaver M.29S Special scope 3x, 3/4" tube, post reticle). Barrel has been shortened a few inches, with front sight assembly missing. Features shortened 22" barrel, blued finish, low swing two position safety, smooth walnut stock with straight wrist and no grasping grooves, walnut handguard, original type buttplate with trap door, sling swivels. Rear band is stamped, bottom metal and rear sling swivel are milled. Bolt handle is swept, with corresponding cut-out in stock. Bore is excellent condition. Metal retains 90% blued finish with handling marks. Wood is near excellent. Clear view thru scope. NRA Condition is Very Good as modified *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Semi Automatic rifle, Proprietary Short Stroke Gas Piston System. 16.1” Spiral Fluted. 17.25” with A2 Flash Hider. Cold Hammer Forged Spiral Fluted Nicorr-Treated Barrel. California bullet mag release. The top of the rifle is an uninterrupted picatinney rail. The rail is mounted with LWRCI Skirmish Back Up Iron Sights and EOTech L3 Holographic Hybrid Sight II EXPS-2 with G33.STS Magnifier, switch-to-side (STS) mount offers instant disengagement of the magnifier. The buttstock is a collapsible LWRC buttstock with rubber buttpad with Law Tactical Folding Stock Adapter to allow left folding. The handguard is LWRC 12” a user configurable rail system. Magpul textured grip with storage. Fully ambidextrous lower and charging handle. Matte black finish. "Way of the Gun" black nylon sling attached. Bore is excellent/bright. Finish and furniture are excellent. Comes with one blued steel D&H 30-rd magazine and two PMAG polymer 30-rd magazines with covers. (3) Total. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

and Diamond Ring featuring a Certified 2.52 carat intense Purple Pink, Sri Lankan Sapphire with NO TREATMENT. Exquisitely accented with 34 tapered baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.76 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in stunning Platinum designer setting weighing 9.00 grams. Ring size 5½. Heirloom Quality Piece. Full Retail Appraisal - $23,000.00

Sterling silver kachina with 6 large blue turquoise stones and 5 dots of coral in concho design. Tips are sterling silver and cord is braided black leather with sterling accents. Original receipt from Biltmore Jewelers in Scottsdale AZ in 2011 is $1300.

Antique double/single action revolver manufactured 1888. Features a nickel refinish, 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, solid frame with side loading gate, bird's head grip frame, ejector rod, checkered black colored gutta percha grips with rampant colt logo. Bore is overall good, bright with strong rifling, has scattered areas of very light pitting. Cylinder charge holes are very good condition. Nickel refinish is about 98% with minor scratches. Grips are very good condition, slight wear, no visible cracks. the refinish has made the Colt marking feint, most are readable except the top line of the barrel address and the serial number on the grip strap has only the first number "7" showing with the number on the triggerguard completely gone. Assembly number on loading gate is "79". NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Just under a carat round cut diamond set in classic band setting that is 14KT white gold, size 6.

Robinson Armament M96 "Recon Carbine" semi-automatic rifle chambered in .223 Rem. The M96 Rifle was designed along the lines of the Stoner 63 Weapon platform. Gas operated, with a fixed gas cylinder with long-stroke gas piston and rotary bolt locking. Matte black parkerized finish. Protected adjustable front post and flip-up peep rear sights, 'Recon Carbine' version with16' barrel with integral 3-port muzzle break, 1/9 twist ratio barrel, hand adjustable gas system, STANAG magazine well, quad picatinney rail system installed, ribbed polymer handguard, skeletonized polymer fixed stock with solid rubber recoil pad, left mounted manual safety, sling points. 35 1/4" overall length. Bore is excellent/bright, finish and furniture is excellent. Mechanically excellent. NOTE* Missing the Pistol Grip. Comes with owners manuals and six blued steel 30-magazines, all new in packaging, MRA Condition-Excellent/Grip. Modern Firearm.

American made pump action shotgun for 16 gauge shotshells in 2 3/4" chamber, circa 1955. Features a 28" blued barrel with an aluminum front bead sight, knurled sighting rib, smooth trigger, large checkered push button safety. Two piece wood stocks with grooved slide handle and walnut butt stock with black plastic factory buttplate.. Numbers match on barrel and receiver. Retains approximately 99% of it's original blued finish, Wood is excellent and the bore is pristine. Action is smooth/tight. LOP is 13 1/2". Fixed choke is marked MOD on the barrel. Shotgun is in like new condition, used very little if at all. Comes in the original factory box matching label with instructions and hanging label. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Short Action with 26-inch heavy tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, high polish bled finish, plum colored bolt handle, serrated trigger, hinged floorplate, jeweled bolt. Monte-Carlo style stock with high comb, right-handed shadow-line cheek rest, sling studs, thin red Winchester recoil pad, black grip cap and checkered panels on wrist and forearm. Rear sight base is installed on the rear of receiver with no front base leaving a outline, the two filler screws heads are broken off. Bore is excellent/bright, wood and finish are excellent except where the scope base was. Would be excellent. NRA Condition-Good/Scope Base. Modern Firearm.

By Navajo John Nelson, signed. Measures 1 1/4" wide, 7" with gap. Nice etched design.

"Target" semiautomatic rifle features factory 24" heavy stainless barrel with recessed crown, Picatinny rail on top of gas block, optics ready flat top Pic rail upper receiver with ejection port cover and shell deflector (no forward assist), manual safety, cylindrical carbon fiber handguard, A2 style grip and fixed rifle stock with butt trap, factory 2-stage national match trigger. Rifle appears like new with little evidence of handling. Includes a total of 4 Armalite marked magazines, three are approx 10 rd, one appears to hold 5 rounds. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Engraved. Vintage American made pump action shotgun. Features blued finish, checkered walnut stocks with "serpentine" shaped grip bottom, 26" barrel with fixed choke (measures as "IM"), ventilated rubber recoil pad, knurled hammer spur. Bore is bright. Finish has faded in most areas to a brown color, with some bare metal throughout, traces of bright blue on receiver, bolt, some protected areas. Engraving features game bird scenes on sides of bolt, scrolls on sides of receiver, flower petal pattern around serial number. Wood is overall very good condition with much fancy figure. LoP is 13.5", approx 12-5/8" to end of wood. Engraving on Marlin firearms of this period is attributed to Conrad F Ulrich Jr. NRA Condition is Very Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Oak Cased Clock in working order. Measures 32"x16"x4". ****LOCAL PICKUP ONLY****

'National Match, Series 80 MK IV' High quality single action semi-automatic 1911 style target pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1989. Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, 5" NM barrel, full-length steel guide rod, serrated flat sighting rib on the top of the slide, patridge front sight, fully-adjustable Elliason rear sight, lowered & flared ejection port, wide serrated three-hole trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, serrated push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame with serrated front strap, arched mainspring housing with checkered rubber overmold, and checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions. Includes a factory hard case with manual and EGW aluminum bushing wrench. Pistol retains approximately 92% of its original blued finish showing the ejection port polished, edge wear and scattered superficial scratches. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the walnut grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Black Pearl Necklace featuring graduating 10.00-12.00 mm Tahitian Pearls with rich color tones and high luster. Beautifully accented set with a Diamond studded clasp featuring 16 round cut Diamonds with G-H colors and SI clarity. Elegant Fine Pearls, Collectors Piece. Full Retail Appraisal - $20,000.00

'Custom Edition Gold Cup National Match' Limited edition stainless steel single action semi-automatic 1911A1 pattern compact pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Manufactured in 1990 with only 500 produced, this custom edition is a unique combination of the famous Gold Cup National Match with the Combat Commander. Features a matte stainless finish with polished flats, 4.25 NM barrel, patridge front sight, full-adjustable Elliason rear sight, serrated sighting rib on the top of the slide, wide serrated trigger adjustable for overtravel, serrated hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, extended grip safety, extended slide stop, push button magazine release, blue, unmarked 7 round magazine, stainless steel frame with serrated front strap & grooved, arched mainspring housing. The original Palo Alto grips have been replaced with pebbled black rubber Hogue grips with finger grooves. Pistol exhibits moderate handling marks consisting of superficial scratches with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Heavy sterling silver turquoise and bear claw necklace signed on back Handmade by Carlos White Eagle Espinosa, Not shippable to California.

Measures 8 1/2" with gap. Heavy chiseled sterling silver cuff with large triangle of green/blue turquoise with nice matrix. Maker marked B H with diagonal arrow pointing up.

'Creedmoor Silhouette' High quality & faithful reproduction of the Sharps Rifle Company Model 1874 falling block single shot sporting rifle chambered in .45 2 1/10". Manufactured in Big Timber, MT. Features a polished blued 30" Creedmoor round barrel, dovetailed globe front sight with post insert & integral spirit level, fully-adjustable mid-range tang sight with variable aperture eye piece, case hardened receiver, fire blued screws, smooth curved trigger, knurled hammer spur, smooth extra fancy American black walnut forend with “AA’ finish & pewter tip, and pistol grip shoulder stock with case hardened & checkered steel buttplate with 14 ¼” LOP. Includes a factory letter. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is pristine and the figured walnut stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'MK IV/Series 70' 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol manufactured circa 1978. Features two toned finish (matte blued finish slide with flat dark earth frame), 5" barrel, serrated ramp front sight, dovetailed square-notch rear sight, grooved trigger, serrated hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, grooved, arched mainspring housing & Hogue wrap-around textured, finger grooved black rubber grip. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 97% finish with minor rubbing wear on the front slide and safety lever. Grips are excellent. Comes with one 8-rd magazine with extended floorplate. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Fluted six-shot barrel block, decorated with a band of foliage at the muzzle and stamped with Birmingham proofs at the breech, rounded action decorated with scrolling foliage, scroll engraved trigger guard, slab walnut grips and scroll engraved grip cap. Action and timing work very well, the bores are dark/dirty, appears to have been cleaned at some point, some light scattered pitting on the barrel block. Grips are very good. Circa 1840-1860. Bore measures approximately .30 Caliber. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Hand crafted prop made to resemble the Japanese Type 11 SMG. Appears to have shot flames / simulated fired with a hand crank on the right side. Unknown origin. Includes unattached 'hopper' and rear sight.

Mother of pearl grips, excellent condition.

With Center Turquoise Stone On Sterling Ball Chain.

‘Skeet Grade’ Expertly restored side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1952. Features a blued refinish, 28" barrels with matted solid rib & fixed chokes marked WS-2 / WS-1, selective ejectors, red Bradley front sight, steel mid-bead, single trigger with push button barrel selector, non-automatic tang safety, knurled top lever, oil finished walnut beavertail forend with diamond pattern checkering and pistol grip shoulder stock with bakelite grip cap and checkered bare butt. Stock dimensions – drop at comb 1 9/16”, drop at heel 2 1/4”, length of pull 13 7/8” and cast-off approx. ¼”. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrels, forend and forend metal. Includes a Cody letter stating it was “Made for: Stock” and confirming its current configuration as original with exception of a few stock dimensions. Also includes a canvas wrapped, partitioned trunk case with snap caps, oiler bottle & cleaning tools. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its professional refinish showing some superficial scratches and a small ding on the top of the receiver where it meets the right barrel. The action is tight with the top lever standing center, the bores are excellent / bright with the chokes measuring IM / CLY w/ a drop in choke gauge and walnut stocks are near excellent with a small chip missing on the left side of the forend near the centerline of the barrel. Condition is near NRA Excellent as restored. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

"Standard Modell" military bolt action rifle, this "carbine" version is almost identical to the K98k, and is linked to Germany's efforts to bypass or defy the Treaty of Versailles. Features 23.5" barrel, blade front and notch rear tangent sight system, forward sling bar and rear sling slot, smooth wood semi-pistol grip stock with bolt disassembly lug in butt, grasping grooves, short handguard, turned-down bolt handle, manual safety. Bore is bright with slight frosting. Metal shows a dark blued re-finish with minor blemishes under the finish. Wood is good condition with erosion, dents, scrapes. Numbers on the barrel and bottom metal match the receiver. The bolt is numbered "3500" as are the smaller bolt parts. NRA Condition is Good+ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

By Alain Chervert. Measures 28"x15". LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

and Diamond Ring featuring an 8.00 carat emerald cut Purple/yellow Ametrine pave set with 36 round Diamonds set in a unique contemporary style 14 karat yellow gold setting, ring size 7. Retail $6,000-$8,000

'210A-9-TGT' semiautomatic target pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger. Features matte blued finish, extended & contoured checkered walnut Sig Sauer logo grips, 4 1/2" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with green fiber optic insert, adjustable square notch rear sight, target grade single action trigger, exposed hammer, frame mounted thumb safety, pushbutton magazine release. checkered fore & back straps. Bore is pristine. Pistol is like new. Grips are excellent. Includes two factory 8 rd magazines, manual, cable lock factory hard plastic box with matching label Condition is NRA Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

"Elite Compensated" Enhanced semiautomatic pistol based on the Glock 17 design. Features matte nitride finish, black polymer frame, 4.63" spiral fluted compensated barrel with compensator, green dot front night sight, low glare notch rear sight, RMR cut optics ready slide, flat trigger with safety, stainless steel guide rod. Pistol appears like new, in original factory box, with two Magpul MAG17 magazines, carry case, manual, several different backstrap inserts, optional flared magazine well funnel. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new *** Modern Firearm ***

American made Double/Single-Action. 6 shot revolver chambered for .44 Magnum cartridges. Manufactured 1979-80. Built on a N Target Frame with a Square Butt. It has a wide knurled hammer spur with a 6" ribbed, pinned barrel with ramped blade front sight with red insert and white outline micro click rear sights. Serrated backstrap. Blued finish. Checkered black rubber crimson Trace laser dot sight grips, needs battery. Serrated wide trigger. Trigger and hammer are color case hardened. Blued finish looks great with a barely visible drag line on the cylinder, some very minor scratches Grips look great. Bore looks excellent/bright, action is smooth with tight lock-up. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern firearm.

Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1949. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped blade/bead front sight, sporting rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 80% finish with edge losses, handling wear, scratches. Wood is sound/very good condition with minor scratches/dents, action is smooth. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

'Series 70' Desirable single action semi-automatic 1911A1 platform pistol chambered in 9mm, manufactured circa 1979. The original "Commander" was a variation of the 1911A1 designed to meet the requirements of the post-WWII U.S. military contract which outlined a lightweight 9mm pistol to be issued to officers. Features a matte blued finish, 4.25" barrel, low-profile serrated blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame, serrated arched mainspring housing and checkered two-piece walnut grips with brass toned Colt medallions. Pistol exhibits approximately 99% of it's original finish. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Commercial Colt 1892 New Army/Navy model chambered in .38 Long Colt. features a 4 1/2" barrel, exposed cylinder pin, swing-out 6 shot cylinder. The revolver has a very old nickel refinish obscuring the 3 line barrel address, brown checkered hard rubber grips with round "Colt" & Rampant Colt' motifs. Bore is overall good with strong rifling, some scattered very light pitting, action works well, grips are very good and the nickel refinish is about 85% with some flaking and patches of pitting. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

#HAA3573 ‘170181, Compensated Hunter’ Stainless steel large frame double action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. Manufactured in Springfield, MA by the Smith & Wesson Performance Center circa 2006. Featured a glass bead matte finish, ported 7 1/2" barrel with fixed compensator, tapered underlug & factory provisions for the included Weaver style scope base (filler plate currently installed), dovetailed ramp front sight with orange accent, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, fluted six-shot cylinder with chamfered charge holes & ball detent lock-up, .312 smooth combat trigger with stop, .400 hammer with checkered teardrop spur, three screw round butt N target frame with integral key lock safety and smooth laminated Rosewood finger groove grips. Includes a factory locking aluminum carry case with documents, lock, spent case, keys, S&W branded Hogue Monogrip, factory scope rail and a Bianchi #111 Cyclone smooth brown leather holster. Revolver exhibits minor holster wear, a thin drag line on the cylinder and a few superficial scratches. The action is smooth with excellent lock-up, the bore is excellent and the factory rosewood grips are excellent. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Chinese semiautomatic rifle imported by CAI, VT. Features 16.25" hard chrome lined barrel, military type adjustable tangent sight, hooded adjustable post, manual safety, blued finish, wood stock with thumbhole profile, sling swivels, recoil pad with white spacer. 5-rd steel magazine. Overall condition is very good with some light scratches to the finish. Bore is excellent/bright Observed numbers match. Wood is excellent. Comes with original styrofoam sleeve with cleaning rod, two spare 5-rd magazines, (3 total), oil bottle,cleaning gear, green web sling and some spare parts. Condition in NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

'The .32 Regulation Police' Small frame double action revolver chambered in 32 Smith & Wesson Long. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1981. Features a blued finish, pinned 3" barrel with sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, case hardened serrated .240" trigger, case hardened .240" service hammer, three screw square butt J frame, and checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes the original factory two-piece blue cardboard box with matching end label, documents, screwdriver, and cleaning tools. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing a light drag line on the cylinder and a couple mild scratches. The action is mechanically sound with tight lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the matching walnut grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Vintage side-by side double barrel sidelock shotgun chambered for 12 gauge shells, manufactured circa 1921. Locks marked "L.C. Smith, right barrel marked "L.C. Smith Field Grade", left marked "Fulton Arms Co. Inc. M'F'R'S. Fulton NY U.S.A."Features blued 30" Armor steel barrels with raised solid rib, extractor, brass bead front sight, case hardened receiver, double triggers, sling swivels, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, smooth walnut splinter forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with black grip cap, serrated hard rubber buttplate & 13 3/4" LOP. Matching serial numbers on the receiver, barrels & forend metal. The barrels have an old reblued finish. The barrels retain about 95% of the reblue with minor edge/muzzle wear. The receiver exhibits faint case colors. Action is crisp, the bores are bright, markings are sharp and the refinished wood stocks are good with some scratches/dings. Bores measure left-Full, Right-IM. Comes with a Vintage Canvas And Leather Case For Takedown Gun. Overall good with seam separation at the top of the barrel compartment. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

In beautifully etched rose gold. Measures 7 3/4" around. Has a couple of minor dents in band.

Note* This revolver has a Consecutive numbered gun in this auction. Manufactured 1997. Single action black powder percussion revolver. Features blued finish, 7.5" barrel, loading lever, raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, non-fluted cylinder with safety stops, three-screw steel frame, two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Bore and charge holes are excellent, appear unfired. External appearance is like new with few handling marks. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are excellent. Includes gray plastic Ruger box with manual, paperwork, lock and nipple wrench. Condition is NRA Excellent. Antique Firearm.

SN: N548343. Manufactured in Brazil by Imbel. ( The frames and slides made by IMBEL are quality forged - not cast). All stainless steel Mil-Spec 1911 style single action semi-automatic pistol. 7+1 capacity. Matte stainless finish with polished sides. Features 5" barrel, cocking serrations fore & aft on sides of slide, dovetailed three-dot sights, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, serrated hammer spur, extended ambidextrous thumb safety, upswept grip safety with memory hump, push button magazine release, serrated flat mainspring housing and two-piece double diamond checkered walnut grips with Springfield Armory logos. Pistol exhibits little to no visible wear. Action is strong, bore is excellent and wood grips are fine. Includes the original factory hard case with black polymer holster, two mag holder, three spare magazines. (4) Total, two stainless and two parkerized. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Note* This revolver has a Consecutive numbered gun in this auction. Manufactured 1997. Single action black powder percussion revolver. Features blued finish, 7.5" barrel, loading lever, raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, non-fluted cylinder with safety stops, three-screw steel frame, two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Bore and charge holes are excellent, appear unfired. External appearance is like new with few handling marks. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are excellent. Includes gray plastic Ruger box with manual, paperwork, lock and nipple wrench. Condition is NRA Excellent. Antique Firearm.

Single shot falling block 1-B rifle chambered in .257 Roberts. Optics ready. Features blued finish, walnut butt stock & forend, 26" tapered barrel with quarter rib for scope mounting, no provisions for sights, checkering on sides of forend & wrist, beavertail forearm, sliding tang safety, sling studs, thin rubber factory butt pad, wide serrated adjustable trigger. Mounts factory 1" scope rings. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish. Wood is excellent, fancy figure & fiddle grain. falling block action is smooth. Rifle is in like new condition. Comes with original factory box with matching label and owners manual. Manufactured 1990. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

and Diamond Pendant featuring a richly colored Purple Red Garnet weighing 19.38 carats accented with an oval and 16 round channel set Diamonds all with F-G colors and SI clarity weighing approx. 0.52 carats total. Set in a custom 14 karat yellow and white gold setting. Full Retail Appraisal - $18,500.00

Gorgeous restrike bronze statue depicting a nymph sitting on a branch luring a butterfly with a flower. Bronze sits on a marble base with a plaque that reads "Wood Nymph inspired by C. M. Russell" and the bronze itself is Signed by C.M. Russell dated 1998, in scripted 110/950 & stamped EMI Visalia CA. U.S.A.. Measures approximately 23" x 17" x 13". 'Charlie Russell was an artist of the Old American West. Russell created more than 2,000 paintings of cowboys, Indians, and landscapes set in the Western United States and in Alberta, Canada, in addition to bronze sculptures. Known as 'the cowboy artist',`Russell was also a storyteller and author'. Condition is Excellent. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

By Bill Scheidt depicting a bison bust. Signed lower left corner with inscription on back, "1998 Quick Draw, Phippen Show, Bill Scheidt". Born in San Antonio, Scheidt is largely self-taught, though he has studied with several members of the Cowboy Artists of America, and he has exhibited his works in invitational shows. He attributes James Reynolds, Ron Riddick, and Roy Anderson with having the greatest influence on his own artwork. Measures 19" x 16" in off white matting with gold tone wood frame. Canvas measures 13 1/2" by 10 1/2".

Depicting cowboy roping a horse. With brown metal finish. Measures 46" x 21" x 40". LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Double action revolver features stainless steel construction, black rubber finger groove grip with Colt medallions, 6" barrel with full length underlug, front sight with orange insert, adjustable white outline notch rear sight, fluted 6 shot cylinder. Manufactured 1993 in Hartford, CT. Bore is Excellent/bright. Grips are very good, stainless finish has many small scratches. Smooth action with tight lock-up. Includes blue plastic Colt case. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Double-action semi-automatic full-size 9mm pistol . Built around a longer slide for improved sight radius and control, this variant features a DA/SA trigger with a rear-mounted decocker, ergonomic grip design with interchangeable backstraps, ambidextrous controls, 3-dot luminescent sights, combat triggerguard, accessory rail. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor edge wear and light contact wear on the barrel hood. Bore and polymer frame are excellent. Comes with factory hard case, two 15 round mags, manual and two additional grip panels and back straps. NRA condition is Excellent. Modern Firearm

Made in America, the Custom is a full-sized model 1911, with a five-inch barrel. This is a "classic Model" edition. The matte black finished frame and slide are made of steel. The Custom utilizes a single full-length guide rod, necessitating the serrations on the front of the slide for press checks. Front blade, and square notch rear sights. This gun has a travel adjustable skeletonized trigger and skeletonized hammer with a serrated hammer spur. Wrap around black rubber pebbled Hogue grips with finger grooves. Beaver tail grip safety, flat checkered main spring housing. Bore is excellent/bright. Pistol is in near new condition with a couple of minor scuffs on the slide. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm

Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1922. Features a blued finish, full choked 30" take-down barrel, silver bead front sight, 6 round tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, sliding safety in the front of the trigger guard, steel receiver with bottom ejection, single action bar, grooved walnut slide handle, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory hard rubber buttplate & 13 ¾” LOP . Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel and receiver. Shotgun retains approximately 70% of its original blued finish showing contact wear on / from the moving parts, scattered scratches and a small amount of light surface rust. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is very good, and the walnut stocks are very good with mild finish loss & blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic rifle manufactured circa 1980. Features parkerized finish, black plastic furniture, early A1 length fixed stock with butt storage compartment, triangular cross section hand guards, 20" lightweight barrel, 6 flute bird cage flash suppressor, bayonet lug, adjustable sights (front post sight with protector ears, rear L-flip peep), early "slick side" A1 type upper receiver without forward assist, spring loaded ejection port cover, early style lower receiver without fence around magazine release, dual screw style front take down pin, manual safety, sling swivels. Barrel appears earlier 1-12 twist, hard chrome lined, marked "C MP CHROME BORE". Bore is excellent condition. Overall external appearance is near excellent, retaining approx. 95% finish with few light scuffs, some minor edge losses. Furniture is excellent. Includes black nylon web sling. No Magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

'Mississippi Rifle' 1850 dated U.S. military muzzle loading percussion rifle known for it's use in the Mexican-American War and the American Civil War. Features a 33" barrel, brass blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with 'v' notch, original rear sight removed, empty dovetail, this one installed behind it, smooth trigger, steel ram rod, brass furniture, and smooth walnut straight grip stock with brass buttplate & patch box. Marking s on lock "E. WHITNEY/US" & "N.HAVEN/1847." (Feint) Stock stamped with a large "3" on the lower left buttstock. The barrel has turned a brown patina, the furniture displays an aged brass patina and the lock & hammer bear a dark grey/brown patina. Two-cock action is sound, the bore is dark/rough and the wood stock shows age with some losses around the barrel & cracks around the action. The right wrist has been repaired with sheet metal and nails, appears very old. the brass front barrel band and the sling swivels are missing. The patch box contains a old hand written note stating the rifle was bought in 1941 and handed down through the family to the present consigner. It also states the rifle was used in the Civil War and last shot on Dec. 24th, 1928. Rifle has seen hard use. NRA Condition-Fair. Antique Firearm.

Stunning Angelo Bee engraved, gold inlaid & signed side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for up to 3" .410 bore shells. This shotgun is number 2 of a matched consecutive numbered set with #32676 a 28 Ga shotgun in this auction. Embellishments include gold bands at the muzzle, double gold bands w/ gold filigree design at the breech, gold bordered game scene on the right side of the receiver depicting a gold pointer flushing three gold grouse, gold bordered game scene on the left side of the receiver depicting three gold birds in flight, gold bordered gold horse head inside a gold horseshoe with shaded background on the trigger plate, gold “F” inside a gold outlined shield on the trigger guard, gold filled serial number, half-length gold bordering on the upper tang, gold “2” on the top lever and forend catch plate, gold filled /”L” & /”R” barrel selector markings, and acanthus scroll engraving comprising the balance of the receiver. The left side of the receiver is engraved “ABEE” with an engraved bee proceeding it. Configuration: Blued 26” barrels with ventilated sighting rib & fixed Mod / Mod chokes, jeweled barrel flats & water table both with lightening cuts on both, selective ejectors, red Bradley front sight, brass mid-bead, gold single trigger with push button barrel selector, non-automatic tang safety with gold filled “SAFE”, Frech greyed receiver with polished game scene backgrounds, knurled top lever, gloss finished fancy walnut beavertail forend with deluxe grade pattern checkering, and straight grip shoulder stock with black spacer and leather wrapped red recoil pad. Stock dimensions – drop at comb 1 5/8”, drop at heel 2 3/8 ”, length of pull 14 3/8” and neutral cast. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrel, forend, and forend metal. The barrel rib is marked “CUSTOM BUILT BY WINCHESTER”. The barrel flats are stamped with [Winchester proof], serial number and “410 BORE 3 IN. CHAM”. Includes an additional beavertail forend with matching serial number, deluxe grade pattern checkering, ebony reinforcements at the rear and no metal. Also Includes a leather wrapped Galazan partitioned trunk case with canvas cover, cleaning tools, and gold snap caps & oiler bottle. Shotgun retains approximately 99% finish overall showing some minor oxidation on the receiver, a dent in the gold wire inlay on the left barrel. The action is tight with the top lever standing far right of center, the bores are excellent / bright and the walnut stocks excellent with minor handling marks. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'First Generation' Single action six-shot revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured circa 1903. Introduced in 1894, the Colt Bisley was marketed as a target revolver and it got it's name from the Bisley shooting range in England. Features a blued refinish, 7.5" barrel, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight, ejector rod, smooth trigger, wide low profile hammer spur, two-piece black checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt decor. Bore and charge holes are generally clean looking, rifling present, with scattered light pitting. Metal is smooth bright metal including the case color frame with just traces of blue in protected areas like the ejector rod housing. May have been cleaned at some point. Grips are very good with some smoothing of features, right panel turning brown."WHW" lightly scratched on the bottom of the right panel. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Numbers match on frame, triggerguard, backstrap. Cylinder numbered "7427". Assembly number " 2648" stamped on loading gate. One line barrel address, two line patent dates and 'Rampant Colt' in circle on left frame, crescent ejector rod head. Markings are clear, readable. Not bad for a 122 year old revolver. NRA Condition-Good. C&R firearm.

Vintage Colt Bisley manufactured 1907. The features of this revolver are as follows: 4 3/4" barrel with blade front sight and frame notch rear sight. Two line block letter address on top of the barrel, "(BISLEY MODEL) Feint, unreadable and 32 W.C.F." , clear, on the left side of the barrel and the left side of the frame is marked with the two-line, three patent dates followed by the circled Rampant Colt., Rampant Colt is a little feint but visible. The frame and hammer were casehardened, and the remaining metal surfaces were blue. Wide low hammer spur and wide trigger with characteristic "humpback" grip. Matching serial number on frame, trigger guard and backstrap, and the loading gate is numbered "2291. The left front of the trigger guard is marked with the Colt triangle "VP" proof, and the left rear is marked with the letter "T". Fitted with two piece checkered hard rubber grips with the Rampant Colt in an oval at the tops. The bore is fair to good, strong rifling, some scattered light pitting, action is crisp/smooth, grips are very good overall, there is a small a little more handling wear on the right panel, the finish on the barrel, ejector housing, triggerguard and backstrap are mostly in the white with traces of blue in protected areas, the frame and cylinder have a gray/blue appearance from an old bad reblue leaving two of the screws and two of the rear of the screws with a copper color, copper sulfate in the old bluing solutions will do this. Marking are clear except where noted. The cylinder pin and mainspring appear to be newer replacements. There is writing lightly scratched on the inside if the grip panels which we can't made out except for a name that appears to be " Ernest Fraill". NRA Condition-Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

Vintage double-action revolver, 6-rd capacity. Built on the E frame. 6" round barrel, round front sight blade, with u notch cut rear sight. Exposed extractor rod. Blued metal finish. 2-line Colt address, and patent dates on top of the Barrel. "Colt Army Special" on left side of barrel, 'Rampant Colt" on left frame. Checkered hard rubber grips with 'Colt'. motifs. Manufactured in 1911. Blued finish retains about 85% with handling/edge wear, minor scratches. There is a small patch of pin-prick pitting on top of the barrel below the front sight. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are excellent. Condition would be a lot higher if not for the patch of pitting. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

The “.45 CAL MODEL OF 1989” is a double-action revolver, chambered for the .45 ACP Rimless cartridge commonly used in semi auto pistols. Built on the round butt N target frame with 3 screws, matte stainless finish, full lug 5" barrel with a pinned raised black Patridge front sight on a serrated full barrel rib, micro-click adjustable square notch rear sight. Knurled .400 semi-target hammer, .310 smooth combat trigger, Black rubber finger groove, checkered Pachmayr grip, the wrap around grips have sepperated in the back. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Retains approx. 98% metal finish with little to no scratches and or handling marks, strong drag line. Action is smooth with tight lockup. Would be excellent if not for the grips, easily replaced. NRA Condition is Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Ring featuring a pear shape Opal weighing approx. 6.00 carats illuminated with flashes of blue and green is beautifully framed with 18 round and baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat total with G-H colors and VS clarity set in an elegant 14 karat yellow gold setting, ring size 8. Retail $6,000-$9,000

By Dick Dahlquest, entitled Mountain Men, signed, in gold frame, measures 29.5"x24". Dahlquest is a Colorado artist known for landscape and figural painting.

American made double-action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a FDE finished stainless steel slide with fore/aft cocking serrations & optics cut with cover plate, matte black finished stainless steel 5.3" cold hammer forged barrel with threaded muzzle, knurled .578×28 thread protector, dovetail mounted three-dot suppressor height night sights, full-length steel guide rod, smooth polymer trigger, serrated round hammer spur, ambidextrous fame mounted safety/decocker, loaded chamber indicator, ambidextrous slide stop, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory 15 round magazine, and FDE polymer frame with integral accessory rail, checkered grip & interchangeable backstrap. Includes a factory fitted Cordura nylon case containing manual, two spare magazines, three additional backstraps and optics mounting kit. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing contact wear on the barrel hood and light handling marks. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer is excellent. Condition is near NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

American made six shot revolver chambered for .357 Magnum ammunition. Built on the L target frame. It features stainless steel construction with a 6" barrel, fluted cylinder, full underlug, smooth trigger, serrated blade front sight with orange insert, adjustable rear white outline sight on serrated sighting rib, knurled hammer spur and cylinder release, smooth trigger. Magna checkered walnut target grips with S&W medallions. Metal finish is near excellent with a faint drag line on the cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are excellent. Comes with original blue factory box with matching label, owners manual and cleaning gear Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

German made semiautomatic sporting target rifle, based on the HK-91 or G-3 design. Features matte black finish, textured black handguard and thumbhole stock, solid rubber recoil pad, 20" barrel with plain muzzle, protected post front sight, adjustable turret rear sight, push button mag release, thumb safety. Bore is excellent. Overall like new condition with handling marks. Includes one 5 round magazine, manual, factory box. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new *** Modern Firearm ***

This is a series 80, M1991A1, semi-auto pistol chambered for .45 ACP Ammunition, circa 1994. It features a matte black finish, a 5" blued barrel, fixed blade front sight, dovetailed square notch rear sight, skeletonized, travel adjustable trigger and serrated hammer spur, grip safety, flat grooved mainspring housing, black checkered grip panels with 'Rampant Colt" medallions. Metal finish looks very good with very minor scratches. Bore is excellent/bright. Grips are fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

"Universal Self-loading Pistol". High quality, German made lightweight pistol. Fiber-reinforced polymer frame stiffened by stainless steel inserts, textured grip, knurled grip straps, accessory rail molded in. 10+1 capacity, Double action/single action, 6.2" barrel with adjustable sights, ambidextrous safety and magazine release. Bore is pristine, action is smooth, overall condition is like new. Included are two spare 10-rd factory magazines with finger extensions. (3 Total). NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Large brass clip with painted cast brass hound dog on top. Measures 10 1/2" long by 5" wide and 5 1/2" tall.

Vintage American made double barrel shotgun features 32" damascus side by side barrels with fixed full chokes, browned finish on barrels, traces of case color on receiver. Internal hammer back lock action with cocked indicators in sideplates, automatic safety, extractor, double triggers, bead front sight. Walnut stocks are checkered, with 13-1/8" LoP to rear trigger, 14" to front trigger. 1.75" drop at comb, 3" at heel. Splinter forend releases with inset push button. Factory composite buttplate and grip cap. Barrels show bright bores, some small areas of pitting on outside. Light patina in various places. Serial number matches on trigger guard, barrels, frame, and under forend. Wood is good solid condition with scratches and dings, good even depth to checkering. Action is sound with snug lock-up. Screw heads show very little marring of slots, markings are generally readable. NRA Condition is Good++ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Beautifully matted and framed with two professional photographs of Ms. Monroe, measures 33" x 23". Comes with Certificate of Authenticity from Piece of the Past, Inc. in Las Vegas, NV.

Manufactured in Belgium by FN in 1972. Semi-automatic take-down rifle. Blued barrel with dovetailed blade/bead front and adjustable rear flip sights, gold plated trigger, push-button safety, beautiful satin finished shoulder stock and beaver tail forearm with fine checkered panels, steel serrated buttplate. The coin receiver and triggerguard are engraved by master engraver Angelo Bee, signed "ABEE' on the lower left receiver. High relief scroll/floral engraving with scenes of bird dog flushing two pheasants on the left side, bird dog flushing three ducks on the right side and bird dog holding a duck in its mouth on top of the receiver. Bore is excellent/bright, rifle is in like new condition. Comes in a form fitted Brown leather carry case, the forms are fleece lined. with keys, case is like new. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Big heavy sterling cuff 8.5" including gap, maker marked

Set Sterling Silver, Unmarked

SN: USA0683. special edition Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight Deluxe Bicentennial 1776-1976. Right receiver marked "1776 AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL 1976" above "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" in banner, the left "ithacagun", "HERITAGE CRAFTSMANSHIP PRIDE" , Scroll and America Eagle Engravings. Blue finish, 28" barrel, vented rib with white sighting bead, small steel mid bead, choke measures "IM", nicely figured semi pistol grip stock with checkered panels on wrist and forearm, grip cap has image of hunter with shotgun over his shoulder, solid red rubber Pachmyer recoil pad with black & white spacers. Single action bar, push button safety. Slide action is crisp/smooth, wood is excellent, blue is about 99% with a few very small, light scratches and the bore is excellent/bright. Shotgun has seen very little, if any use. Comes with the original factory black leather display case, 52 3/4" x 9 1/2", red velvet lining, Certificate of Registration signed by the President of Ithaca John W. Park, dated August 16, 1976 with matched serial number to gun. Also included is a Vintage Ithaca Gun 1976 Special Edition Belt Buckle. It has a spread eagle w/ “Ithaca gun” stamped across the top. Stamped on the bottom in a banner is “Heritage, Craftsmanship, Pride” The overall piece is a casting with a silver finish, also number to the gun. Comes in blue velvet Ithaca box. case is excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

SN: N549208. Manufactured in Brazil by Imbel. ( The frames and slides made by IMBEL are quality forged - not cast). All stainless steel Mil-Spec 1911 style single action semi-automatic pistol. 7+1 capacity. Matte stainless finish with polished sides. Features 5" barrel, cocking serrations fore & aft on sides of slide, dovetailed Trijicon three-dot sights, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, serrated hammer spur, extended ambidextrous thumb safety, upswept grip safety with memory hump, push button magazine release, serrated flat mainspring housing and two-piece double diamond checkered walnut grips with Springfield Armory logos. Pistol exhibits little to no visible wear. Action is strong, bore is excellent and wood grips are fine. Includes the original factory hard case with cleaning brush, documents, black polymer holster, two mag holder, (2) magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Laurel wreath' cartouche on stock used on Costa Rica 1910. Features 29" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, tangent rear sight, sling swivels, bayonet lug, manual safety. Rear sight has the number "10" removed by cross hatching. Mismatched bolt. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Metal shows uniform brown color. Stock is fair to good condition with dents, scratches, oil staining. NRA Condition is Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

By New York artist Fred Loewenguth (born 1887) entitled "Vintage Church", signed, in old frame. Measures 23"x19".

American made double-action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a matte black finished stainless steel slide with fore and aft cocking serrations, matte black finished stainless steel 4.5" cold hammer forged barrel, dovetail mounted three-dot sights with front dot painted yellow, full-length steel guide rod, smooth polymer trigger, serrated round hammer spur, ambidextrous fame mounted safety/decocker, loaded chamber indicator, ambidextrous slide stop, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory 15 round magazine, and FDE polymer frame with integral accessory rail, checkered grip & interchangeable backstrap. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, lock, additional backstrap, and two spare magazines. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing holster wear, light contact wear on the barrel hood, and some adhesive residue on the top of the slide. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Very Good++ ***Modern Firearm***

#K99060 ‘Pre-Model 14’ Medium frame double action revolver, manufactured 1950. Blued finish, 6” pinned barrel with serrated sighting rib, pinned & raised patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, case hardened & serrated .265” trigger with adjustable stop, case hardened .375” hammer, five screw square butt K target frame with six grove grip straps and diamond checkered magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers found on the frame, barrel, cylinder, extractor star, and right grip panel. Includes a vintage L.L. Bean leather holster with sheep skin lining. Revolver retains approximately 80% of its original finish showing holster wear and a small amount of light surface rust. The action is mechanically sound with tight lock up, the bore is excellent, and the matching wood grips are fair to good with wear & losses. Condition is NRA Good ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Diamond Ring featuring a fine ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamond weighing 0.43 carats with H color set in a very heavy 10 karat yellow gold mounting weighing 16 grams, ring size 11. Full Retail Appraisal - $5,900.00

Elaborately Gold Damascened engraved Beistegui Hermanos Libia Semi-Automatic Vest Pocket Pistol with Pearl Grips chambered in .32 Auto. Manufactured in Spain by the Beistegui Brothers in Eibar, Spain around 1920-1922. This gun is a based on the John Browning designed FN Model 1906. This embellished Spanish vest pocket pistol features a full gold Damascened finish with contrasting blued under layer, full coverage floral and scroll patterns with interwoven winged dragon on the rear of the frame and the Mexican Eagle/Snake on the left slide, gold inlaid floral blooms, gold plated small parts including the magazine floor plate. 2 1/4" fluted barrel, manual thumb safety/slide stop, grip safety, full length guide rod. The bore is very good, bright, the gold finish is about 90% with friction wear of the barrel, some edge wear, handling wear on the safety latch and magazine release, the engraving is sharp, the left mother of pearl grip panel is very good with the original screw, the right panel is cracked with a couple of chips, missing the screw with scotch tape holding it to the frame. Worthy of restoration. A very similar pistol (In better condition) of the same maker and model sold at the Rock Island Auction on September 12, 2020 for over $4000.00. NRA Condition-Fair to Good as C&R Firearm.

Entitled The Gift. This is a one of a kind bronze because she mold broke after one casting. Sundell is a sculptor working in Cheyenne Wyoming in bronze and stone. She has won many awards, incorporating Indian legends and cultures into her work. Mounted on a turntable base of solid figured walnut, the piece stands 16 1/2" tall with base and approximately 14" deep.

Pendant featuring a 2.55 carat Emerald with rich vivid green color accented with 17 round ‘IDEAL cut’ Diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carats with G-H colors and extra fine VVS/VS clarity set in an 18 karat yellow gold custom made setting. Retail $6,000-$8,000

Nicely rendered Spaniel bird dog head with downed goose in mouth. Glass inkwell not original to piece. Measures 3 1/2" tall by 7" deep and 10 3/4" at widest.

German made military bolt action rifle manufactured for the government of Argentina. Considered by many to be the most finely built and finished of all the world's military Mausers. Has been modified with a Williams receiver mounted adjustable peep rear sight and a bent-down bolt handle (numbered "005722"). Rear sight leaf removed. Numbers match on receiver, stock, bottom metal. Features a 29" barrel, full length semi-pistol grip stock with handguard, sling swivels, hinged floorplate, cleaning rod, bayonet lug. Bore is bright with strong rifling, some frosting. Retains 85% blued finish with minor losses, bright polished receiver and bolt, light patina on bolt. Bright blue color visible on floorplate latch. Wood is very good condition with some dents, staining visible near the buttplate. NRA Condition is Very Good (as modified) *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

High quality lightweight sporting rifle chambered in .270 Winchester. Top loading 4 round blind magazine, Hand-laid carbon fiber stock with sling swivel studs, factory solid recoil pad, straight comb, right-handed cheek rest. Two-position thumb safety, fluted two lug bolt, matte stainless steel finish, serrated Timney trigger, 416 Stainless Steel 24" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, 1/10 button rifled. Mounted with a Leupold VX-2 4-12x40 scope with sun shade, duplex reticle. Bore is excellent/bright, rifle and scope are in like new condition. Comes with original factory box with matching label, manual/paperwork and original factory box with manual. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

German military Mauser bolt action rifle manufactured by Loewe, Berlin for the Argentine government circa 1891-1909. Features blued finish, wood stock & handguard, straight grip, smooth steel buttplate, 29" barrel, military adjustable ladder sights, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, sling swivels, straight bolt handle, manual safety. Bore is good, strong rifling, light frosting in the grooves, bolt assembly is very good, in the white. Remainder of metal parts retain about 98% coverage of a dark polished blue, with minor scratches, discolored area on receiver ring where Argentinean crest was scrubbed. Wood is very good condition with minor scratches. serial number matched on barrel, chamber, stock, cleaning rod, magazine & bolt. No import marks observed. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Size medium, with box and paperwork. Retail $6500.00. 18k white gold with brilliant diamonds along length of each hoop. They have secure squeeze backs for the posts.

t featuring 60 round cut channel set Diamonds weighing approx. 3.00 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat two tone gold setting. Full Retail Appraisal - $9,000.00

Set in sterling silver, maker marked "JF Santa Fe". Measures 7" with the gap. Beautiful light blue turquoise stones with vivid matrix.

Entitled "Against a Crooked Sky" by Joe Netherwood. Painting is 10" x 8", framed in black with knotted brown wood design frame it measures 11 1/2" by 131/2".

Antique side-by-side double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 10 gauge shells. Manufactured in London, England circa 1880’s. Features 30” laminated steel barrels with raised concave rib & dolls head extension, extractor, bead front sight, case hardened & engraved receiver / sideplates with exposed hammers, floating firing pins, double triggers, point checkered walnut splinter forend and round semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated horn buttplate & 14 ½” LOP. The barrels display a mottled aged brown patina with a small amount of scattered surface rust. The case hardened receiver retains less than 10% finish with the balance displaying grey / brown tones. The action is sound with very good lock-up & the top lever right of center, the bores are good showing some scattered dark pitting and the walnut stocks are good with worn checkering, blemishes, 1 ¾” hairline crack & imperfections in the buttplate. Condition is NRA Very Good ***Antique Firearm***

Precision bolt action rifle with many custom upgrades. Features stainless steel action, Krieger custom 26" "Light Varmint" (still a heavy weight barrel) with 1:7.7 twist, Timney trigger, Magpul stock with detachable magazine, Night Force 20 MOA Picatinny optics rail, manual safety, rubber recoil pad. Overall like new condition with few minor blemishes. Includes on polymer "PMAG S" magazine. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new *** Modern Firearm ***

Scarce striker fired semi-automatic pistol chambered in .380 Auto, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1971. First year of production, produced 1971-74. A striker-fired, blowback action, single-stack with 6+1 capacity. The model 71 came about with the introduction of the 1968 GCA, which stopped the importation of the Model 1910. Features a blued finish, 4.4" barrel, serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable ‘beer can’ rear sight, serrated wide trigger, cocked indicator, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, grip safety, magazine disconnect safety, heel magazine release, factory 6 round magazine with integral finger rest grip extension, steel frame and checkered factory grips with left thumb rest. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing minor edge wear/minor rub on the slide. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the grips are fine. Come in Browning soft case, red felt lining and owners manual. Condition NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

‘SIG Anti Snag’ Modular striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm and rated for +P loads. Manufactured in Newington, NH on 10.01.2019. The SAS model is a conceal carry optimized pistol with features designed for smoother draws and faster sight acquisition. Features a black Nitron finished stainless steel ported slide with fore/aft cocking serrations & SIG Anti-Snag treatment, 3.1" ported barrel with loaded chamber viewing port, captured recoil spring, flush-mounted FT Bullseye tritium/fiber-optic day/night sight, smooth curved trigger, flush fit controls, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, stainless steel frame/FCU and stippled black polymer grip module with integral accessory. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, documents, and lock. Also includes an unopened OEM flat face trigger. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer grip module is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Original Japanese Samurai body armor battle crest carrier set. Consists of the Do-the main body of the armor, a breastplate crafted from lacquered iron. Hanging from the "Do" are the Kusazuri, a skirt-like section of armor protecting the hips, upper legs, and groin area. Do and Kusazuri are one piece Front Plate has Flag, battle crest Brackets. Worn in battle by a samurai carrying his Clan's flag/crest. Very well built comprising lower, upper and side parts of the plates having ornate iron borders decorated with gold toned floral, in scroll patterns. The under-arm parts and the top section are separate pieces, tightly held by blue braid cords. The front plate consists of okegawa-do nine horizontal iron lame plates woven with blue cords, the back plate has eight. The interior of the plates retaining most of its original leather cover and black lacquer finish. The kusazuri consists of six plates of five lacquered leather lames with the bottom ones longer than the rest. Although constructed in the traditional sixteenth-century Gusoku fashion, this is actually an example of the revival of earlier armor styles during the Edo period. Overall very good, intact with a few strands of the blue fabric attaching the Kusazuri broken.

Semiautomatic carbine chambered for 7.62x51mm (308 Winchester). Features 16" stainless steel barrel, LRK dark flat earth 'Tanker' style six port muzzle brake, A2 style adjustable sights with protected post front and peep rear, manual safety, spring loaded ejection port cover, "carry handle" style upper receiver with shell deflector for right handed shooting, OEM green furniture with A2 pistol grip, and trapdoor storage compartment in A2 butt. Entire metal finish, including internal parts, magazines and controls is Airlite Green This model does not have bayonet lug; does not have forward assist. Bore is excellent. Finish is about 98%. Plastic furniture is excellent condition with minor handling marks. Comes with four 20-rd magazines and two 10-rd magazines. Mid to late 1990's "Post Ban" carbine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

by noted Arizona artist Fred Lucas entitled Wild Mustangs. Measures19.5x15.5". Fred Lucas (1946 - 2011) was active/lived in Arizona. Fred Lucas is known for Western genre, horses and landscape painting, Grand Canyon.

Between Wars bolt action US Military rifle manufactured circa 1934. (Serial Number) S.A. barrel dated 4-36. Production was suspended in 1936 with the introduction of the M1 Garand. The 1903 was the standard U.S. service rifle, 1903-1936 making this barrel somewhat rare. Features 24" barrel, blade front sight with clip-on protector, ladder type rear sight, manual safety, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is very good condition/bright. Blued finish with parkerized bottom metal, receiver was also correctly modified with the "1936 Hatcher" gas escape hole in the left side and the right side. The 'S' stock with grasping grooves has the "SA " over S.P.G. cartouche on the left wrist. Stanley P. Gibbs started to work at Springfield Armory in 1916, where he worked for 35 years, retiring in 1951. His initials show up on SA new production as well as rebuilt rifles when he was advanced to inspector in the 1936 time frame. "P" proof on the underside of wrist, hinged checkered steel buttplate. Blue is about 85% with edge/handling wear, minor scuffs/scratches, wood is overall very good with the usual minor scratches/dings, action is smooth and the bore is very good/bright. NRA Condition-Very Good as C&R firearm.

Over-Under shotgun features blued 30" vent rib barrels, stainless steel receiver, checkered wood forend, curved grip stock with checkered wrist panels, solid rubber factory butt pad, steel grip cap with Ruger medallion, single trigger, tang safety selects barrel, selective auto ejection, brass front & mid beads. Accepts up to 3" shells. Choke tubes installed (CYL over IC). Barrels and other blued parts retain about 92% finish with scratches on the lower top barrel, some rubs on the lower barrel. Bores are excellent/bright. Action is near excellent condition with small scratches. Wood is overall very good sound with scratches on the buttstock. Approx stock measurements: 14 1/4" Length of Pull, 1-3/4" Drop at Comb, 2-5/8" Drop at Heel. Manufactured 1994. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

‘Elite’ Feature packed striker-fired Glock style semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Features a black nitride finished stainless steel slide with lightening cuts, fore/aft cocking serrations, & optics cut with cover plate, bronze TiCN finished 4.5” spiral fluted barrel with threaded muzzle, fluted 1/2"x28 thread protector, captured recoil spring, yellow outlined tritium dot front sight, dovetail mounted black serrated square notch rear sight, integrated trigger safety, textured push button magazine release, 15 round Magpul magazine, and stippled black polymer beavertail frame with accessory rail, undercut trigger guard, interchangeable backstrap, & magazine well. Includes a factory soft case with two spare magazines (one Glock & one Magpul). Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor wear on the barrel hood and set screw marks on the sides of the barrel from a formerly installed muzzle device. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer frame is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1922-1930. Features a blued finish, modified choked 30" take-down barrel with matted top, steel bead front sight, 5 round tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, sliding safety just forward of the trigger, steel receiver with top serrations, single action bar, grooved straight-grain walnut slide handle, and serpentine semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with White Line recoil pad & 13 ¾” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing thinning and contact wear on / from the moving parts. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the walnut stocks are very good+ with minor & blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***C&R Firearm***

Antique German military bolt action repeating rifle chambered for 11x60mm cartridge. Manufactured at the Amberg arsenal, dated 1888. Features a 31.56 inch barrel and tubular magazine holding 8 rounds. Straight bolt handle and blued steel trigger guard. Bore is bright with strong crisp rifling, Receiver, bolt, and buttplate remain in the white with a clean unmarked appearance. Blued parts show even and strong bright bluing. Wood is very good with some of the usual military dings & dents, tight fit between wood and metal. No visible import marks. Has regimental mark on buttplate, "B.1 R.E.4. 26" suggests the 1st Company of the 4th Replacement Unit. It may have supplied men to the 26th Infantry Regiment,. All manufacturer and proof marks are strong and crisp; all observed numbers match including the small parts & screws. Stock has many imperial proofs. Comes with a vintage brown leather sling, no issued with this rifle. Condition is NRA Excellent as Antique Firearm.

Unsigned, depicting a full size ram with brown mottled finish. Stands 49" tall by 44" long by 13" wide. Consignor stated that bronze was purchased from a Dodge Ram car dealership in the midwest. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

High quality German made semiautomatic target or competition pistol imported by HKI, Columbus GA. Features longer 5" barrel, lengthened slide with lightening cuts, sights in dovetails (XS green dot sight in front, plain window rear sight), striker fired with striker status indication, manual safety in trigger, accessory rail on dust cover, changeable grip panels and backstrap. Beveled magazine well. Mounted with a Trijicon SRO red dot sight, good working order Finish is black slide over black polymer frame. Bore is pristine. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Serial numbers match on frame, slide, barrel. Includes factory plastic case, manual, two additional backstraps, additional sets of grip panels, Four spare extended (20 rd) magazines, two 17-rd magazines, all factory (7 Total), mag loader. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new. Modern Firearm.

featuring rectangular cushion cut Tanzanite weighing approx. 3.00 carats with rich Purple Blue color accented with 12 baguette and round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in 18 karat white gold setting, ring size 7 ½. Retail $6,000-$9,000

Maker marked "E Wilson". Measures 7" with gap. Turquoise stones are a beautiful blue and nice sized for a cluster design.

Early Edo period (1603-1868) inlaid iron Momonari (Pearh shaped) helmet (Kabuto) The Edo period, also known as the Tokugawa period, was a time of significant change and development in Japan, spanning from 1603 to 1868. Richly patinated russet iron bowl of Momonari form with central raised flange,inlaid in gilt and silver dragons and clouds. Created by two wrought-iron plates, riveted together. The dragon and cloud inlays are damascened (nunome zogan). The dragons contort themselves in a tormented environment of clouds and flames. Four-lame-black-lacquered iron neck guards strung with blue silk cord. the woven liner is present but has separated from the front interior of helmet. riveted iron visor, has a Haraidate fore crest holder for Maedate. The left lower neck guard has separated. Over very good condition for it's age. The detail to the dragons is superb. A true piece of art. Comes with wooden display stand.

"Police" or "Precision" bolt action rifle features matte black finish, 26" heavy barrel with 1:9 twist, Night Force A293 20 MOA Picatinny optics rail on receiver top, manual safety, Timney trigger, hinged floorplate, HS precision composite stock with thin Remington rubber recoil pad, two sling swivel studs, position open to allow mounting a third stud. Bore is bright. Metal retains 95% finish with slight handling marks, several small blemishes on barrel, some losses to bolt knob. Stock is excellent. NRA Condition is near Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Made in Belgium by FN, O/U shotgun chambered for 20 gauge shells circa 1961. Features 26 1/2" barrels have a matte blue refinish, vent rib barrels with brass sighting bead, and engraved original blue receiver. It offers a "gold" single selective trigger with a trigger select/safety on the tang. Wood 'Prince of Whales' style pistol grip stock with checkering at the wrist and forearm and a Browning butt plate. Blue on receiver/triggerguard is very good with slight edge wear, very minor scratches. The matte blue refinish on the barrels have a rough texture to them making the markings very feint, refinish is all there. Wood stocks are very good/sound, also refinished. Bores are excellent/bright. Most of the gold toned finish on the trigger is gone. LOP is 14 1/4". CYL choke top barrel, Full choked bottom. Tight lock-up. NRA Condition-Very Good as Refinished. C&R Firearm.

"Special Purpose Mag" American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" or 3" 12 gauge shells. The model 11-87 was introduced in 1987 and was based off the Model 1100 but with a self-compensating gas system. Features a parkerized finish, 25" vent rib barrel with screw-in Mod choke tube, steel bead front sight, steel bead mid-sight, half-length tube magazine, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy triggerguard, serrated charging handle, push button safety, checkered walnut forend with satin finish, pistol grip shoulder stock, factory vented recoil pad. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 98% finish with a couple of minor scuffs. Wood is very good/sound with some minor scratches/scuffs. Comes with two Rem Chokes and wrench, IC and Full. Condition is Near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

High quality reproduction of the Winchester Model 1873 lever action repeating rifle chambered in .44-40 Winchester. Manufactured in Italy by A. Uberti circa 1999 and imported / marketed by E.M.F. Co. of L.A., CA. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 24" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with set screw, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, full-length tube magazine, sliding dust cover, smooth curved trigger, checkered hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend with metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate & 13½”. Rifle retains approximately 99% of original finish showing scattered handling marks / scratches and a small spot of light surface rust on the magazine tube. The action is sound with a strong grip safety, the bore is excellent, and the walnut stocks are excellent. Condition is near NRA Very Good ***Modern Firearm***

Maker marked MP. Size 11. Sterling silver chiseled design with oval coral center stone and 6 smaller coral stones on sides, in the design.

with 10 Conchos accented with turquoise set in sterling silver

Semi automatic, precision targetshooting pistol with an unlocked breech action made in West Germany by Walther, imported by Interarms.. Manufactured 1983 (Date Code "ID"). Features a 4.5" barrel. 5-rd magazine. Fixed front blade , fully adjustable rear sights. Interchangeable trigger assembly. Walther 1360 trigger installed. Grooved rough-textured hardwood grips with adjustable hand rest for right-handed shooting. duel charging handles, right mounted slide stop and take-down lever, left thumb safety. Standard Walther markings with "Made in Germany" on left slide. Right slide stamped "Interarms, Alexandria Va".Nitro proofs present. Matching serial numbers. Blued slide, barrel, and matte black frame are about 99% with very minor scratches. Bore appears excellent/bright. Grips are excellent. Comes in the original Walther black plastic carry case matched to the pistol. Extra magazine, take-down tools, cleaning gear, manual, and spare serrated trigger. All in very good condition. NRA condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

U.S WWII era military bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1943. Serial number on dates it to Oct. 43, R.A. barrel dated 9-43. Features full parkerized finish, Ogden Arsenal Type S walnut stock without grasping grooves, walnut handguard, 24" barrel, protected blade front sight , adjustable peep rear sight mounted to receiver, bent bolt handle, matte blued bolt shroud stamped "R", and front sight protector stamped with flaming bomb over "U.S.",manual safety, magazine cut-off switch, sling swivels, stacking swivel, butt trap with hinged cover, checkered flat steel buttplate. Bottom metal and bands are stamped. Stock is stamped with the following, crossed cannons, FJA cartouche- Frank J Atwood (military inspector), RA (Remington Arms) The markings on the bottom of the stock are factory inspector markings. The P on the grip is the proof marking, and the "OG" on the right shoulder stock is for Ogden Arsenal. Retains 99% finish with minor scoffs. Stock is excellent. Action is crisp/tight. Bore is excellent/bright, all marking are crisp/clear. A really nice one. USGI green web sling attached. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Semi-Automatic pistol. 12-rd factory magazine. All stainless steel construction. 4 1/2" barrel, Patridge undercut front sight, Micro-click rear sights. Internal hammer. Black plastic checkered grips with molded S&W motifs. A small pin on the butt appears when cocked. ( This is an extension of the spring arm, not a cocking indicator) manual thumb safety, slide stop, magazine release release in fore strap. Action is smooth/tight. Grips are excellent. Bore is excellent/bright Satin stainless finish is overall very good with edge wear, minor scratches. Manufactured 1989-97. NRA Condition-Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

Signed S. Kendall (possibly Sargeant Kendall) in lower left corner. Depicts nude dancers. In gold frame, measures 20" by 15 1/2". Painting measures 15" x 11 1/2".

American made striker-fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Features a FDE finished stainless steel slide with fore and aft cocking serrations, black finished stainless steel 3.7" cold hammer forged barrel with recessed target crown, dovetail mounted steel sights with yellow dot front & black square notch rear, flat-face trigger with integrated safety, ambidextrous slide stop, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory 12 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and FDE polymer frame with integral accessory rail, checkered grip & interchangeable backstrap. Includes the original factory box with soft case, manual, lock, additional backstrap, an OEM 15 round magazine with grip extension and three OEM 24 round magazines. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor wear on the barrel hood. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Pendant by Navajo Randall Endito, maker marked. Large stone with brown matrix set in spiral frame design. Hangs on silver wire with magnetic closure.

‘The 1955 .22/.32 Kit Gun Airweight' Lightweight small frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1973-1974. Features a blued / black finish, 3 1/2" pinned barrel with narrow sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot alloy cylinder with counterbored chambers, case hardened & serrated .400" target trigger, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer, three screw square butt alloy J target frame and, checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes the original factory two-piece blue cardboard box with matching end label, documents and tools. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing some superficial handling marks, minor edge wear on the cylinder stops and some contact wear on the trigger. The action is smooth with good lock up, the bore is excellent, and the walnut grips are excellent NRA Condition Excellent C&R Firearm.

SN: 180698. '1873 / 1879' Model. This is a Model 1873 trapdoor with the 1879 improvements, including a ribbed trigger, thicker receiver, knurled hammer spur and improved rear sight. US military single shot rifle manufactured circa 1880. Features 32 5/8" barrel, blade front sight, Buffington rear sight marked "R", M73 cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel, external hammer, straight gripped walnut stock, curved steel buttplate marked "U.S.". Bore is dark/rough, metal finish has turned a dull blue/gray with scattered light patches of pitting on the breech block and lower tang. Buttplate is scaly with heavy rust. Wood is very good with many small dents. Breech block is dated 1873. Barrel marked over chamber "V / P / (eagle head)", "P". Observed markings are generally sharp edged. Left stock wrist has a feint "SWP' cartouche with what appears to be "1882". Serial number dates the rifle to 1882. Three cock hammer action works well. Comes with a Spanish-American War era Kerr 'Nobuckl" tropical tan web sling attached. NRA Condition-Very Good as Antique Firearm.

#34200420. US made semiautomatic pistol in 50 Action Express. Features a matte dark gray finish, pebbled, finger-grooved black rubber grips, 6.3" barrel with installed scope rail on barrel, accessory rail under frame, dovetail mounted square notch rear sight, single action trigger, slide mounted ambidextrous manual safety, push button magazine release, beveled magazine well, three lug bolt. Mounted with a Bushnell red dot sight in good working order. Bore is pristine. Retains 98% finish with few handling marks. Includes two factory 7-rd magazines. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By Orville Tsinnie of New Mexico, maker marked. Measures 7 1/2" with gap. Orville Tsinnie's (1943-2017) work is a testament to his superior craftsmanship. While he was adept at creating traditional jewelry, his true genius lay in his ability to conceive and execute innovative designs.

This Thompson Center "Contender" has 10" blued and ported, round break action barrel with choke tube installed, raised ramp front sight, fully adjustable rear and serrated hammer spur. It has the engraved Puma on both sides of the receiver. Checkered, contoured walnut grips and forearm, silver colored grip cap. Metal finish looks great with little sign of handling. Wood is excellent. Bore is excellent/bright Comes with choke removal key and allen wrench. Barrel locks-up tight. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Japanese tanto with a two-character (niji-mei) signature of "Kunimitsu" on the tang indicates it was likely made by a smith from the Rai school. Beautiful 12 1/8" blade. Please look carefully at the tang signature photos as there is no NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Certificate. Comes from a long time collector of Japanese swords and armor.

Bracelet featuring 11 fine oval cut, vivid Blue Sapphires weighing approx. 6.93 carats accented with 22 round cut Diamonds set in 14 karat yellow gold Full Retail Appraisal - $8,500.00

CMP rebuilt post-war era U.S. Military clip-fed semi-automatic service rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured circa 1955-57. (Serial Number) Features a parkerized finish, 24, shrouded blade front sight, adjustable rear aperture sight marked "DRC", bayonet lug, stacking swivel, smooth trigger, milled trigger guard, manual safety, barrel marked "6535448 03/06 2E CBI". CBI is a Criterion barrel. The original barrel could have been missing or worn out. CMP installed a new Criterion barrel when they sold their "Specials" or "Expert" grade rifles, dated March, 2006. Bolt marked "D28287-12SA, S-04" trigger housing is marked "D29290-16-SA, safety is marked C46015-6SA, op rod is marked "6535382-HRA, receiver is marked "T-A" over F 6528291" and the barrel is marked "6535448 03/06 2E CBI". Smooth walnut handguards and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with trapdoor metal buttplate. "CMP" over eagle cartouche on left wrist. Rifle retains approximately 97% parkerizing showing minor scuffs. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, strong rifling and the wood stocks are matching, excellent. CMP marked M1907 type brown leather sling attached. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Produced in Spain by ASTRA for COLT, circa 1967. 1958-1968 (Spanish-made), 1971-1973 (US-made). pocket size single action rimfire semi automatic pistol. Features a blue finish, 2.25" barrel, fixed sights, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, push button magazine release, factory nickel plated 6 round magazine, manual safety/slide catch, magazine safety, Colt medallion checkered wood grips. standard Colt markings with "Made in Spain for Colt" stamped on the right frame. Gun is in overall excellent condition with few minor blemishes, bore is excellent/bright. Comes with original red cardboard box with matching label, Colt manual and Astra 'CUB' manual. Also included is a receipt from Korn Loan & Jewelry Co. Lawndale, CA dated 11-17-1967 where the pistol was sold for $31.50. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

On stand birch stand, measures 26" tall and 8 1/2" wide. Made of turkey feathers with horse hair trails. Beaded headband and fur embellishments.

Maker marked "C. sterling H". Large center oval turquoise stone bookended by two smaller oval turquoise stones with two smaller coral stones on outside of chiseled and stamped design in sterling silver. Measures 7 1/2" with gap.

By Noted western artist Joe Beller, subject is Indian. Measures 3" diameter, signed by artist. On the back reads from Eddie Basha from Basha grocery stores.

'High Wall' Single shot falling block rifle made in Japan by Miroku, imported by Browning Arms Co, Morgan UT. Manufactured 1989. Features a high polish blued finish, urethane finished fancy figured walnut stock & forend, straight grip, schnabel forend tip, checkered panels at wrist & forend, solid rubber Browning recoil pad, sling studs, 28" octagonal barrel, buckhorn rear sight, dovetailed blade front sight, exposed hammer, wide serrated chrome trigger. Selectable shell deflector behind hammer. Bore is excellent. Retains 98% blue with light scratches on receiver, handling marks. Stocks are very good with light scratches/dings. Condition is near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Grade 1 Over/Under shotgun made in Japan by Miroku for Browning Arms Co, Morgan UT. KOLAR ARMS SUB GAUGE INSERT SET 20 GAUGE installed in barrels. Accepts 2-3/4" shells. Features high polished blue finish, engraved receiver, fancy figured walnut, checkered wrist & forend, adjustable comb, 28" ported barrels, raised vent rib, screw-in Invector chokes (SKT/SKT installed), white bead front sight, white polymer mid bead, solid rubber recoil pad, selective ejectors. Single inertia trigger (wide, checkered, gold accent) is selectable at tang safety. Bores are excellent/bright. Blue finish retains 95% blued finish with minor handling marks. Wood is excellent condition with few observed blemishes Adhesive pad on comb.. Approx stock measurements: 14-3/4" Length of Pull, 1-3/4" Drop at Comb (adjustable comb), 2" Drop at Heel (minimum). Includes factory box with matching label, and a set of Kolar sub gauge insert set in .410 ga, Drop in AAA sub gauge inserts are used by skeet shooters competing in multiple gauges. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Signed W. Henley lower right corner. English, circa mid-19th Century. Depicting Collie dog. Measures 20" x 16" in gold frame. Painting measures 15 1/2" x 11 1/2".

Rare Remington 31-TC (Trap, C grade wood). Production run from 1931 to 1949. 30" vent rib barrel with steel sighting bead and mid bead, 1/2 length tube magazine, blue finish, C-grade" American walnut "fancy" grain pattern stocks with checkered panels on grip and forearm, factory grip cap and solid rubber recoil pad, push button safety. 2 3/4" chamber, fixed full choke, LOP-14 1/4". Bore is excellent/bright, wood is excellent, action is smooth and the blue is about 85% with edge wear. minor scratches and friction wear on the tube and action bar. Manufactured 1948. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Nice Frederick Remington reproduction of cowboy in chaps on horse. On black marble base measuring 19" by 9 1/2". Measures 23" tall. CANNOT BE SHIPPED; LOCAL PICKUP ONLY.

This is an original super Rare WW2 M1939 Finnish Kulmala SK.Y Civil Guard Bayonet and leather scabbard. Only about 10 000 were made. The bayonet meant to be used with M39 Mosin rifle but can be fixed to M27-M28 Series of rifles also. 7" clip-point blade with 4 3/4' fullers. Ricasso stamped "SK.Y ( Suojeluskuntain Yliesikunta, which translates to Civil Guard Headquarters).with the reverse stamped with manufacturer "O.Y. Veljekset Kulmala A.B." Guard stamped "S". One piece wood grips The scabbard still retains its lower metal plate and belt loop. The leather securing strap wraps around the crossguard. Stamped "SK.Y" Leather is very good, intact stitching and the bayonet is very good condition. Most were melted down in the 1970's.

Correct German WW2 Gw ZF 4 sniper scope, the only scope used exclusively with K43, and G43's and Karabiner 98k (K98k) rifles. Scope is marked Gw ZF 4 This stands for "Gewehr Zielfernrohr 4-fach," meaning "rifle telescopic sight, 4-power". "dow" followed by a blue triangle, blue triangle on a ZF4 scope indicates that it was manufactured for use in cold climates, with "18489" underneath. "dow" is an early code for Opticotechna GmbH, Prerau. (Czechoslovakia). The Gw ZF 4 scope typically utilizes a German #4 reticle, also known as a T-Post reticle. Very good condition, clear optics.

Ring featuring a uniquely cut Onyx piece wrapped in a stylish design pave set with 52 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity. High quality custom setting crafted in 14 karat white gold, ring size 7. Retail $5,000-$6,000

SN: 1878A-0327. Manufactured in 1978 to celebrate the centennial of Browning firearms, with this gun being number 327 of 1,000 built. .Hawken style 50 Cal. Mountain rifle features 30" octagon barrel with what appears to be a hard chrome lined bore,1/60 twist, dual barrel tenons and wedges, adjustable single set trigger, crescent buttplate, right hand percussion lock with engraved silver colored bust of Jonathan Browning, bolster in the image of a ram's horn, blade front and buckhorn rear sights, oval pewter finished plaque inlaid into the right side buttstock inscribed "BROWNING/1878-1978/CENTENNIAL", The top flat of the barrel is marked "Jonathan Browning Mountain Rifle", and is marked with the company name, address, caliber, patents and Made in U.S.A. Half length stock with ramrod located below barrel. Forend cap, nipple, barrel wedges and wedge escutcheons are bright silver; appear to be stainless steel. Other steel parts are matte brown. Finger spur triggerguard. Bore is in excellent condition. Stock is excellent, with presentation grade walnut showing complex figure and vertical fiddle throughout. Rifle is in like new condition, appears unfired. Ramrod is in excellent condition. two cock hammer action is smooth/crisp. Comes in a 50 1/4" x 11 1/4" wooden form fitted display case with leather "Browning" plaque on the lid and leather corner reinforcements, powder horn marked Jonathan Browning Mountain Rifle 1878-1978 and is numbered 0327 of 1000 with leather sling, manual, extra nipple, nipple wrench, Rod worm, jag attachments. Case has some scuffing on the edges. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Antique Firearm.

Titled "Dog Soldier", #6/30, Spirits From The Heart. From the artist: "For more than thirty years, I have immersed myself in the study and creation of Native American art. My love for the narrative beauty of Native American culture, as well as a desire to honor my Cherokee heritage, has driven me to understand and represent the character, strength, and honor of Native American people. I am a self-taught artist, competent in ceramic, clay, bronze, and other mixed media, and I am meticulous in researching and understanding the subject matter I represent with each of my pieces. My intent is always to make my art speak to my audience. If eyes convey emotion, posture portrays movement, and detail portrays a story, then I know my pieces are conveying the stories I wish to tell with each one. My work and business accomplishments have been recognized both locally and throughout the Mountain West. I have been highlighted in magazines such as Cowboys & Indians and Western Art & Architecture, and my various awards and business endeavors have been recognized in local publications such as the Idaho State Journal and the Blackfoot Morning News. I independently owned and operated my own business, From the Heart of Idaho, where I sold my own artwork as well as that of various other local artists. I took great pride in showcasing my talents and providing an avenue for other developing artists to thrive." Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.

SN: 391851. This is a Model 1884 trapdoor rifle manufactured 1888 with the 1873 breech block. (Older parts were used during manufacture of these rifles) US military single shot rifle. Features 32 5/8" barrel, blade front sight, Buffington rear sight marked "R", M79 cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel, ribbed trigger, knurled hammer spur, external hammer, straight gripped walnut stock, curved steel buttplate marked "U.S.". Bore is very good/bright, good rifling. Blue finish is about 40% mostly on the breech block, lock plate, hammer and lower tang, barrel, bands, fore cap, buttplate and triggerguard have turned a light brown patina with age. Wood is very good with many small dents. Barrel marked over chamber "V / P / (eagle head)", "P". Observed markings are generally sharp edged. No cartouche observed. "%&" stamped behind the triggerguard. Three cock hammer action works well. Comes with a correct, original M1887 leather sling with one brass claw, the upper keeper is a newer replacement. NRA Condition-Fine as Antique Firearm.

'Black Powder Series' Modern production single action percussion revolver chambered for .36 caliber ammunition. 2nd generation. Features a high polish blued 5 1/2" octagonal barrel, cone front sight, hammer notched rear sight, case hardened loading lever, frame & hammer, blued six shot cylinder with a roll stamped stagecoach hold-up scene, silver plated backstrap & square-back triggerguard, and one piece walnut grips. Includes original black cardboard box with matching label and manual. Revolver is overall excellent with a couple of spots of patina on the right barrel flat, bore is excellent. All matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

American made six shot revolver chambered for .357 Magnum ammunition. Built on the L target frame. It features stainless steel construction with a 6" barrel, fluted cylinder, full underlug, smooth trigger, serrated blade front sight with orange insert, adjustable rear sight on serrated sighting rib, knurled hammer spur and cylinder release, smooth trigger. Magna checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions. Metal finish looks good with minor scuffs/scratches, and a faint drag line on the cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Maker marked "Dalton Santa", size 8.

'Hi-Cap Limited' Canadian made double stack 1911-A1 style semi automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a black coated slide with brushed stainless flats & dual serrations, 5" barrel, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, adjustable rear window sight, serrated adjustable trigger, skeletonized hammer, ambidextrous thumb safety, large beavertail grip safety, knurled black mainspring housing, push button magazine release, 14 round factory magazine, satin finished frame and Para Ordnance two-piece checkered black plastic grips. Serrated grip straps. Includes the original green plastic hard case with documents and six spare magazines, four 14-rd and two 20-rd magazines. (7 Total). Pistol exhibits minimal handling marks and light wear with some minor scratches to the slide. Action is strong, bore is excellent and grips are fine. NRA Condition is Very Good. Modern Firearm..

Belgian FN straight pull bolt action rifle imported by Browning Arms Co, St Louis MO. circa 1966. Features blued finish, smooth wood stock with curved grip, flat plastic Browning buttplate, 22" barrel with recessed crown, raised ramp front sight with no provisions for rear sight, a detachable Browning 5-rd magazine and manual safety. Simmons 3-9X32 scope with duplex reticle installed on receiver, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright, wood is near excellent with some very minor scratches, action is smooth, blue is about 98%. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

'The .357 Magnum' Vintage large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured in Springfield. MA circa 1976. Features a polished blued finish, 6" pinned barrel with checkered sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, case hardened & serrated .500" target trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer, three screw square butt N target frame with ten-groove grip straps & checkered top strap, and checkered target grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes a factory wood presentation case with tools and documents. Revolver retains approx. 98% of its original finish with superficial scratches, a small spot of wear on the underside of the barrel, and a partially bright drag line on the cylinder. The action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Over/Under shotgun made in Italy, imported by Beretta. Manufactured 1955-67, this one made in 1964. 26 3/8" blued, vent-rib barrels, steel sight bead, fixed Full over IC chokes, 2 3/4' chambers. Shotgun features coin finished receiver with Beretta logos, gold accent single trigger, plum colored top lever, double extractors, tang safety, inertial hammers, checkered wood forend, wood butt with checkered curved grip, solid recoil pad with black spacer, contrasting wood grip cap with shell design, inletted gold toned snipe in flight inletted on the underside of forearm. Bores are excellent/bright. Retains about 98% blue finish with a couple of minor scuffs. Coin finish is excellent. Wood is overall excellent condition with some minor scratches. Approx stock dimensions: 14-1/4" Length of Pull, 1 5/8" Drop at Comb, 1 3/4" Drop at Heel. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN: S74110 '.38/44 Heavy Duty Transition Model. (Postwar Transitional) Vintage large frame double action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured circa 1946-1950 with about 2500 manufactured. Features a blued finish, case color hammer & trigger, pinned 4" barrel, forged round blade front sight (some material removed), square notch rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod, five screw square butt N service frame and two-piece diamond checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Four line address on right frame, large S&W trademark on sideplate, long cocking hammer action. The bore is very good/bright, action is crisp with solis lock-up, grips are overall very good with a chip out of the bottom right panel and the blue finish is about 60% with handling/edge wear, some scratches. serial number matches on barrel and butt, mismatches cylinder. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Made of quarter sawn oak, with brass handles, is on wheels. Measures 60"x38"x18". Beautiful condition. **LOCAL PICK UP ONLY!**

Features a Floating Rib suspended higher above the barrel than conventional Sporting Clays and Skeet competition shotgun. Allows the shooter to keep their head in a more erect position on the stock. Adjustment wheel fitted to the rib allows the shooter to select a flat shooting 50/50 POI or a slightly higher 60/40 POI by using a sight picture of bead behind bead. 32" high polish blued barrels,white pearl sighting bead and steel mid bead. Screw-in titanium chokes, IC over Skeet installed. Nickel plated receiver & trigger with a satin grey finish, standard engraving, floral/scroll designs, single-selective trigger, adjustable for finger length, approximately 3-3/4 lbs, sliding push button safety, can be locked in "Off". Fine-checkered select Turkish walnut with satin epoxy finish, standard: #3 Pro-Sporting stock, schnabel style forend, adjustable comb and solid black rubber recoil pad with black spacer. Overall length-50", Lop-14 1/4", Drop at heel-2 5/8", Drop at comb-1 1/4". Krieghoff shotgun aluminum travel case with combination lock, blue felt lining. Contains cleaning gear, documents, trigger lock, spare sight beads, owners manual and set of IM, M, and LM titanium chokes. Shotgun, case and accessories are in excellent/like new condition. Bores are pristine. NRA Condition-Perfect. Modern Firearm.

'Saddle Ring Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .32 Winchester Special, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1924. Features a blued finish, 20" round barrel, full-length tube magazine, pinned front sight, Marbles semi-buckhorn elevation adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, steel receiver, two magazine bands, smooth walnut forend, straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal carbine buttplate saddle ring on left side of receiver. Bore is good bright condition, some light frosting in the grooves, strong rifling. Retains about 40% blue finish, mostly on the barrel and tube, some on the receiver. The rest has turned a gray/brown molted patina Wood is good to very good, with minor dents and scrapes. Strong grain pattern on both sides of shoulder stock. Markings are sharp. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

US military semiautomatic rifle manufactured during WWII. Arsenal refinished. Features parkerized refinish, 18" barrel, protected "EU" marked blade front sight, (Underwood) adjustable rear peep sight with range slide marked "L.R.Co." for International Register Company, Wartime production) front sling swivel, rear sling slot, walnut type III smooth low wood stock with oval cut and oiler, 2 rivet handguard with deep sighting groove, type II push button safety. (early production) Type I barrel band (early production)Type II magazine release unmarked. Stock has no cartouches. Barrel is marked "Underwood" with flaming bomb" with date 2-44 with "P" stamped under it. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 90% medium gray color parkerizing, with edge losses & handling marks, friction wear on the flat bolt. Wood is very good condition. Includes (1) good condition blued steel 15 rd magazine marked "U", (Union Hardware) and correct USGI green canvass sling. NRA Condition-Very good+. C&R Firearm.

featuring 43 round micro set Diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat with F-G colors and extra fine VVS/VS clarity Diamonds set in a beautiful 14 karat white gold setting, ring size 7. Retail $4,000-$5,000

Semiautomatic rimfire rifle. Barrel code dated 1988. Features blued barrel, parkerized receiver , "Mohawk Brown" polymer stock, 19.5" blue barrel, parkerized receiver, large blade front sight, adjustable rear sight, sliding tang safety, tube magazine in butt, grooved trigger, plastic trigger guard and integral scope base machined into receiver. Bore is pristine. Retains about 90% finish on metal, with minor scratches/scuffs. Polymer is overall very good/sound with minor scratches. There is a small solder repair next to the serial number. Manufactured 1976. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Titled "The Shaman", #1/30, Spirits From The Heart. From the artist: "For more than thirty years, I have immersed myself in the study and creation of Native American art. My love for the narrative beauty of Native American culture, as well as a desire to honor my Cherokee heritage, has driven me to understand and represent the character, strength, and honor of Native American people. I am a self-taught artist, competent in ceramic, clay, bronze, and other mixed media, and I am meticulous in researching and understanding the subject matter I represent with each of my pieces. My intent is always to make my art speak to my audience. If eyes convey emotion, posture portrays movement, and detail portrays a story, then I know my pieces are conveying the stories I wish to tell with each one. My work and business accomplishments have been recognized both locally and throughout the Mountain West. I have been highlighted in magazines such as Cowboys & Indians and Western Art & Architecture, and my various awards and business endeavors have been recognized in local publications such as the Idaho State Journal and the Blackfoot Morning News. I independently owned and operated my own business, From the Heart of Idaho, where I sold my own artwork as well as that of various other local artists. I took great pride in showcasing my talents and providing an avenue for other developing artists to thrive." Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Mounted on oak board, 26" x 15".

Made in Belgium by FN. Semi-auto shotgun circa 1991. This 20 gauge version sports a 25 1/2" round barrel with raised bead front sight and blued finish. The triggerguard and receiver are blued as well. Gold toned smooth trigger. Push button safety, magazine cut-off, bolt release on right receiver. The urethane finished two piece stocks are checkered at the wrist and forearm with a factory buttplate, forearm also has grasping grooves. LOP is 14". Bore is excellent/bright. Blue finish is about 98% with a couple of light scratches Wood is excellent overall with a couple of very slight dents. Choke measures 'IC'. 2 3/4' chamber. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Colt M1860 detachable shoulder stock, walnut, complete with blue metal fittings including the round sling swivel for the cavalry snap hook slings. Wood has some minor scratches/dings, overall very good condition.

By Hermon Adams (1945-2021). Adams has said that "the important things in a painting are beauty, light, depth, and meaning", which he accomplishes in each of his paintings, creating a style that is unmistakably his own. Herman's images can be found on Leanin' Tree greeting cards, Candimar Designs cross-stitch, Milton Bradley puzzles, collector plates from the Bradford Exchange, The Mountain Tee Shirts, and Tree Free Greeting Cards. Measures 3' by 4', framed in natural wood.

Sporterized U.S. military semi-automatic service rifle chambered in .30 Carbine, circa 1942. Features a bright reblued finish, 18" Underwood barrel, winged blade front sight, flip-up dual aperture rear sight, push button safety, 15 round magazine, smooth trigger, flat bolt, no handguard and a fancy Fajen checkered one-piece walnut pistol grip shoulder stock with cheek rest, black grip cap & Fajen buttplate with white spacers, sling swivel studs. Rifle retains approximately 97% of it's blued refinish showing some light wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent, and wood stock is very good with sharp checkering, Condition is NRA Excellent as refinished. C&R Firearm.

Mid Edo Period Brown Lacquered Samurai Armor. Nimai Do is a kind of cuirass for Tosei Gusoku (developed armor style). Nimai Do was named after the fact that Nimai means two plates, and Do means torso in Japanese. Instead of using a large number of small lamellar plates called Kozane, this cuirass used large rectangular shaped iron plates riveted. The name Okegawa came from the fact that the shape of this cuirass resembles the side (Gawa in Japanese) of Oke (Japanese wooden tub). The body armor part can be separated into two pieces and connected with a hinge. The hinge is located on the left side, and you can tighten this cuirass on the right side. The back plate has a metal square-shaped part is attached, Its center ring used to insert a flag. Samurais put flags into these and judged their side and enemies on the battlefields. Especially in group battles with infantry, this method was very effective because they could instantly identify affiliations. Sode (shoulder guards) Tetsusabiji iron Sode (seven horizontal plates) laced with green thread Five sections of lacquered leather plates Kusazuri laced with indigo blue, which was a winning color for Samurai, and green thread. Kusazuri is a skirt of plates attached to the cuirass. Kote (armored sleeves): intricate iron chain mail with silk with lacquered iron decorated plates on the chain mail and hand guards Overall very good with some chips, losses to the inside black lacquer of the plates, some damage and separation on the shoulder guards. Comes with wooden stand.

"The .357 Combat Magnum" Medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Mfg. circa 1975. Features a polished blued finish, pinned 4" barrel with a partially serrated wide sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, case hardened & serrated .265" trigger, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer, three screw square butt K target frame, and checkered target grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes the original factory two-piece blue cardboard box with matching end label. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing a light muzzle wear, a couple light scratches, and a drag line on the cylinder. The action is smooth with very good lock up, bore is excellent and the grips are very good+ with some wear. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Semi-automatic American made fixed stock FAL style rifle. Carbine edition. 18" traditional profile barrel with 1:10 twist rate. Protected elevation adjustable front sight post, adjustable peep rear sight. Belgium style ported combo flash hider. 4140 Heat treated cast steel receiver, and forged aluminum lower trigger frame. Fully adjustable gas system, short stroke piston design, stainless steel gas piston. Belgian style carry handle attached. Furniture is U.S. made glass-filled black nylon. Humpback stock with hard rubber recoil pad. Ventilated hand guards. Last shot bolt hold open, sling swivels, manual safety. Manganese phosphate parkerized metal finish. Triggerguard removed. Action is crisp/tight, bore is excellent/bright, a little dirty. Metal finish is excellent, with a couple of minor scratches. Furniture is excellent. Rifle appears in almost new condition. No Magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

The "Mountain Gun". American made 6 shot stainless revolver chambered for .41 magnum cartridges. It features a 4" full lug barrel, ramp front blade, micro-click rear sight, stainless finish, case colored .400 smooth combat trigger and .500 knurled target hammer. Built on the square butt N target frame with 3 screws. It sports a fluted cylinder, serrated rib. Metal finish looks very good with very minor signs of handling, pebbled black rubber grips with S&W motifs are excellent. Bore is pristine. Action is crisp/tight. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

With beveled mirror, drop down desk and three lower gallery drawers. Measures 60"x 38"x11". In excellent condition. **LOCAL PICK UP ONLY!**

High quality rimfire repeating sporter manufactured by JG ANSCHÜTZ GmbH, Waffenfabrik Ulm/Donnau, in West Germany in 1986. The 1422 model uses the 54 Match action. 24" barrel with hooded, raised bead front and adjustable flip leaf 'white triangle' rear sights, five shot detachable magazine, serrated double set trigger, flag safety on rear of receiver, bolt stop on the left side of receiver, cocking indicator. nicely figured European walnut Monte Carlo stock, "roll over" comb to the cheek rest and skip a line checkering on grip and schnabel tip forearm, contrasting grip cap with white spacer. Mounted with a Leupold Vari-X 3x9 compact scope, duplex reticle reticle, clear optics. A very nice Galco brown leather sling attached. Overall condition is excellent, like new, bore is excellent/bright. Sling and scope are excellent. NRA Condition-Perfect. Modern firearm.

NOTE*- Parts/Repair Gun. 'Trail Rider' Scare tube-fed lever action repeating rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, circa 1962-1964 with approximately 26,327 produced. The nylon 76 was the only lever action rifle Remington ever made and is accredited as the "world's fastest lever action rifle" with a short 30 degree stroke. Features a blued finish, 19.5" barrel, large blade front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, steel receiver/cover with integral scope rail, 14 round tube magazine, serrated trigger, sliding tang safety, curved lever and 'Mohawk Brown' checkered Zytel plastic pistol grip shoulder stock. Rifle exhibits approximately 90% of it's original finish showing minor edge wear, scratches/scuffs. Action is smooth, bore is excellent and polymer stock is very good with minor blemishes/rubs. The receiver's internal parts/lever have been removed leaving the barrel loose. The parts are included and appear to be complete,lever, bolt, sear, springs, pins, screws, etc. There is a small crack on the underside of the left stock behind the trigger repaired with glue,which is most likely it as disassembled in the first place. Manufactured 1962, first year of production. NRA Condition-Fair/Repair. C&R Firearm.

Semi-Automatic. Single-Action. Striker-fired, hammerless, compact. 6-rd capacity. Manufactured 1920. Browning design. Produced 1908-1948. 2' barrel with professionally installed blade/white bead front and u-notch rear sights. Blued metal finish with case-hardened trigger, safety lever, and grip safety. Checkered wood grips with silver color Colt medallions. Bore is excellent/bright. Slide action is smooth/tight. Original blue finish is at least 96% with slight edge wear, case colors are excellent. Grips are excellent. All Markings are crisp/clear. Comes with the original 6-rd magazine marked "Cal .25 Colt", very good condition. Come with a nice brown suede Bianchi clip-on holster. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Antique Side x Side double barrel shotgun manufactured 1877. Features 32" damascus barrels, case color action, side locks with exposed hammers, steel bead front sight, double triggers, one piece extractor, push button forward of triggerguard opens action, slender, smooth wood forend, wedge & tenon used to mount forend, wood shoulder stock, straight grip, smooth steel buttplate. German silver initial shield on the top of wrist. LOP 14-1/4" to front trigger, Drop at Comb is 2-3/8", Drop at Hell 2 7/8". Bores are very good condition. Barrel has faded to a brown/gray finish. Action is bright finish with traces of case color. Locks are marked "Parker Bros", rib marked "Parker Bros Maker, Meriden, Conn, Plain Twist". Patent dates Nov 16, 1866, Mar 28, 1875 on upper trigger tang. Serial matched on water table, inside forearm metal and barrel lug. Wood is very good condition, good fit to metal, no observed cracks, has been varnished.. Lockup is tight when action is closed. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Titled "The Dog Soldier", #89/500, Spirits From The Heart. From the artist: "For more than thirty years, I have immersed myself in the study and creation of Native American art. My love for the narrative beauty of Native American culture, as well as a desire to honor my Cherokee heritage, has driven me to understand and represent the character, strength, and honor of Native American people. I am a self-taught artist, competent in ceramic, clay, bronze, and other mixed media, and I am meticulous in researching and understanding the subject matter I represent with each of my pieces. My intent is always to make my art speak to my audience. If eyes convey emotion, posture portrays movement, and detail portrays a story, then I know my pieces are conveying the stories I wish to tell with each one. My work and business accomplishments have been recognized both locally and throughout the Mountain West. I have been highlighted in magazines such as Cowboys & Indians and Western Art & Architecture, and my various awards and business endeavors have been recognized in local publications such as the Idaho State Journal and the Blackfoot Morning News. I independently owned and operated my own business, From the Heart of Idaho, where I sold my own artwork as well as that of various other local artists. I took great pride in showcasing my talents and providing an avenue for other developing artists to thrive." Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.

Over/Under shotgun made in Italy, imported by Beretta. Manufactured 1955-67, this one made in 1963. 26 3/8" blued, round barrels serrated blade front sight, fixed Mod over Cyl chokes, 2 3/4' chambers. Shotgun features coin finished receiver with Beretta logos, coin accent single trigger, plum colored top lever, one piece extractor, tang safety, inertial hammers, checkered wood forend, wood butt with checkered curved grip, factory buttplate, contrasting wood grip cap with shell design, inletted silver toned snipe in flight inletted on the underside of forearm. Bores are excellent/bright. Retains about 94% blue finish with some patina on the upper right barrels. Coin finish is excellent. Wood is overall very good condition, shows evidence of handling with some minor scratches and scuffs. Approx stock dimensions: 14-3/8" Length of Pull, 1 5/8" Drop at Comb, 2 1/4" Drop at Heel. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

featuring an oval Opal weighing approx. 8.00 carats with flashes of green, blue and orange accented by 6 round cut side Diamonds set in 14 karat yellow gold setting, ring size 7. Retail $3,000-$4,000

2nd generation Third Model Colt Dragoon .44 black powder revolver was manufactured by Colt in 1977. Finely crafted reproduction of the Third Model Dragoon. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 7 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight on the hammer, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped battle scene on cylinder, stamped "Model U.S.M.R." over "Colt's Patent", loading lever, round brass triggerguard, smooth brass back strap and one-piece smooth walnut grip. The brass has a nice aged patina, overall excellent condition. All matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

features a carved turquoise rose , two oval turquoise stone and a sterling rose. Beautifully made and intricate design makes a huge statement size 7.5. Measures 4.5" long by 3.5"wide.

‘Pre-War’ Double action large frame revolver chambered in .38 Special. Manufactured circa 1933. Features a polished blued finish, pinned 6 1/2" round tapered barrel, raised & pinned patridge front sight, fully adjustable rear sight with rounded leaf, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, case hardened & serrated .265” trigger, case hardened .265" hammer, five screw square butt N target frame with six-groove grip straps, and diamond checkered walnut magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel, cylinder, and extractor star. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing edge wear, light scratches, and scattered losses. The action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the walnut grips are near excellent with small blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

With cinnabar garnets and a Bali crowned goddess face set in Sajen sterling silver, hand-made. Designed by jewelry designers Marianna and Richard Jacobs.

Western style single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum with a convertible 9x19mm cylinder. Manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1974. Features a blued finish, 6 1/2" barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, ejector rod with flat faced button, fluted six-shot cylinder, collared cylinder pin, smooth curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, black anodized aluminum alloy grip frame, and smooth walnut grips with silver/black Ruger medallions. Includes a serial number matched 9mm conversion cylinder with box. Revolver retains approximately 90-95% of its original finish showing holster wear, a bright drag line on the cylinder and some oxidation/light surface rust on the hammer & right side of the frame. The 9mm cylinder has a partial drag line and some scattered rust. The action is mechanically sound with good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the factory grips are very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

set in sterling, maker marked MP and sterling on back, 8" including gap

he LWRC SIX8-SPR is a high-performance semi-automatic rifle chambered in 6.8 SPC. Features a 16" cold hammer-forged Nicorr-treated heavy barrel, 1/10 RH rifling, LWRC high efficiency flash hider with aggressive end cuts, adjustable 2 position gas block, and a fully ambidextrous lower receiver. 1/10 RH rifling, LWRCI Ambidextrous charging handle, LWRCI Adjustable Compact stock, Larue textured grip, forward assist, shell deflector, California bullet mag release 12" free float handguard, full length rail mounted with LWRC flip-up sights and the EOTech L3 Holographic Hybrid Sight II EXPS-2 with G33.STS Magnifier, switch-to-side (STS) mount offers instant disengagement of the magnifier. Bore is excellent/bright, finish and furniture are excellent. No magazine NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'The .38/.32 Terrier' Small frame double action snub nose revolver chambered in 38 Smith & Wesson. Mfg. circa 1969. Features a blued finish, 2" barrel with serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted five-shot cylinder, case hardened & serrated .240” trigger, case hardened .240” hammer with knurled spur, three screw round butt J frame, and smooth wood grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes a factory two-piece blue cardboard box with forced-match end label and documents. Revolver exhibits approximately 99% of its original finish showing very minor wear. The action is sound with solid lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the wood grips are excellent with very minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Vintage small frame double-action snub-nosed revolver chambered in .32 New Police, manufactured circa 1951. Features all steel construction, a blued finish, 2" barrel, serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, serrated trigger, exposed hammer with polished flats & serrated spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, and two-piece brown checkered plastic "Coltwood" grips with molded Rampant Colt images . Bore is excellent condition. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing minor tracking on the cylinder, some edge/holster wear, a rub on the right frame, a small spot of pitting on the cylinder showing bare metal where it was cleaned and some minor scratches. Action is smooth with solid lock up and the wood grips are excellent. All Colt markings are crisp/clear. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Manufactured in Japan by Miroku in 2004. Optics ready bolt action rifle imported by Browning Arms Co, Morgan, Utah chambered in .223 Winchester Super Short Magnum. Features a matte blued finish, checkered wood stock with curved grip, sling swivel studs, factory black rubber recoil pad, 23" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights scope rings installed on receiver, hinged magazine, manual tang safety, red cocking indicator, flat bolt knob, wide serrated, chrome plated trigger. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% blue. Wood is overall near excellent with a couple of scratches on the left shoulder stock . Action is smooth. Condition is Near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

With Star Design And Animal Effigy's Measures 11.5" In Diameter In Excellent Condition.

Low-Recoiling Combat Classic The Beretta 92FS Brigadier is designed to be a low-recoiling, high-durability version of the standard 92FS (M9) combat pistol. features a 4.9" stainless steel barrel, stainless steel slide finish, matte stainless frame with black finished controls, pebbled black Hogue wraparound black rubber grip with finger grooves and Beretta motifs, slide mounted ambidextrous decocker/ safety, full length guide rod, California Compliant 10+1 capacity, combat triggerguard, dovetail -mounted 3-dot sights, serrated grip straps, lanyard loop. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, finish and grips are excellent. Comes in Beretta factory hard case with manual and cable lock. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

’50 Years of Single Six’ Western style small frame single action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle with a swappable .22 Magnum conversion cylinder. Manufactured in Southport, CT as a 50th Anniversary Edition produced in 2003 to commemorate 50 years of the Single-Six 1953-2003. Features a blued finish, 4 5/8" barrel with gold filled anniversary roll mark, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, ejector rod with flat faced head, smooth curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, black finished alloy grip frame, and smooth Cocobolo grips with red/silver Ruger medallions. Includes the original factory special edition red hard case with matching end label, documents, lock, spent case, and factory fitted .22 Magnum unfluted conversion cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, a partial drag line on the cylinder, and small loss on the triggerguard. The action is smooth with minor play in the lock-up, the bore is excellent and the Cocobolo grips are very good with minor losses to the finish. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made double-action-only semi-automatic sub-compact pistol. Features a blued slide, 2.75" barrel, fixed sights machined into the slide, smooth polymer trigger, shrouded hammer, push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine with finger extension and black glass-filled nylon frame with checkered grip panels. Bore is excellent. Pistol is in like new condition. Includes spare magazine, (2) total, manual, lock, & factory cardboard box. Condition is NRA Excellent in Box. Modern Firearm.

Manufactured 1973, 2nd year of production. Single action black powder percussion revolver. Features blued steel steel construction, 7.5" barrel, loading lever, raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, non-fluted cylinder with safety stops, three-screw steel frame, two-piece smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions, stainless steel nipples. Bore is excellent/bright. Blue is about 92% with scuffs on the frame, heel, some minor edge wear and scratches, grips are very good. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Includes it's factory box with paperwork, 6 spare stainless steel nipples. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Antique Firearm.

'The Authentic Colt Blackpowder Series' 2nd generation reproduction of the 1st Dragoon percussion revolver with .44 caliber bore. Features a 7 1/2" half octagonal blued barrel. Blade front sight, notched rear sight in hammer. Non- fluted 6 shot cylinder with roll stamped cylinder battle scene with oval stops. All matching serial numbers, checkered hammer spur, smooth walnut grips, square back brass trigger guard. Case hardened frame, loading lever and hammer all beautifully case colored. Includes original factory black cardboard box with documents. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

Large frame stainless steel double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. Manufactured 2019. Features a stainless finish, 7.5" barrel with recessed crown, serrated ramp front sight and orange insert, pinned adjustable square notch rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six shot cylinder, smooth trigger, checkered hammer spur, transfer bar safety, extended frame with integral scope base cuts in the top strap, Ruger textured and finger groove one piece black rubber target grip. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Retains approx. 96% metal finish with faint drag line, minor scratches and or handling marks. Grip is very good. Action is smooth with tight lockup. Comes with KNJ black nylon shoulder holster. Condition is NRA Excellent.. Modern Firearm.

Single action rimfire revolver. Manufactured 1976. Features 4 1/4" barrel, adjustable sights, side gate loading, ejector rod under barrel, blued finish, case color receiver, hammer sides polished, black plastic checkered grips embossed with eagles and Rampant Colt emblem. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% original blue finish, case color is vibrant Grips are excellent. Action is very smooth with crisp let off, good lock-up. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Pendant featuring a vibrant pear shape Amethyst weighing approx. 10.00 carats and accented with over 70 pave set round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.70 carats with H-I colors and SI clarity set in a beautiful designer style setting crafted in 14 karat white gold. Retail $6,000-$9,000

Vesta Bread (1912-1976) was one of the revivalists of Maricopa pottery. Her daughters Phyllis Johnson Cerna and Lauretta Bread continue in her traditional style of pottery. This wedding vase is unusually large and in very good condition. Measures 10" diameter and 15" tall.

'The Centennial' Small frame double-action-only concealed hammer revolver chambered in 38 Special. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1974. Features a bright nickel plated finish, pinned 2" barrel with sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted five-shot cylinder, case hardened serrated .240" trigger, concealed hammer, three screw round butt JC frame with serrated grip safety, and smooth walnut Magna grips with gold S&W medallions. Revolver retains approximately nearly all of its factory nickel plated finish with superficial scratches throughout, a bright drag line on the cylinder, and the frontstrap having a cloudy appearance. The action is mechanically sound with tight lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the matching walnut grips are good with finish loss/wear. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight (ACOG) designed for the USMC. Forged 7075-T6 aircraft-aluminum-alloy housing,Trijicon ACOG 4x32 BAC Riflescope w/ Trijicon RMR. Green Illuminated Crosshair .223 Ballistic Reticle, Thumbscrew Mount, Automatic LED 3.25 MOA Red Dot RMR. Like new. With cover.

'The Bodyguard Airweight' Lightweight small frame double-action revolver chambered in 38 Special. Manufactured circa 1983. Features a blued / black finish, pinned 2" barrel, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted five-shot cylinder, case hardened & serrated .240" trigger, shrouded hammer with exposed serrated spur, three screw round butt alloy J frame, and checkered walnut magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes the original factory two-piece blue cardboard box with matching end label, cleaning tools, and instruction sheet. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing holster wear, handling marks & small scattered losses on the frame. The action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, the alloy frame is void of cracks, and the walnut grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Very Good ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Vintage side-by-side box lock shotgu, manufactured 1927. 28" barrels. Blued finish is mostly gone, turned a gray patina with traces of blue in protected areas, sliding tang safety. double triggers, single extractor. Duck scenes on the receiver area little faded. Bores appear very good/bright. Action is tight, and barrels lock-up tight. Wood stock, and forearm have scratches/dings. Forearm is checkered, wrist is not. The stock appears to be an old replacement, with black rubber recoil pad added. Fits well. Serial number matched on water table, barrels and inside forearm metal. NRA Condition-Good. Modern Firearm.

The Officer's Model Match. Manufactured 1961. The Officer's Model Match was made from 1953 to 1969, .38 Special. 6" heavy tapered barrel, pinned partridge front and Accro fully adjustable rear sights. The hammer is Colt's long, wide diamond-checkered Target hammer that became famous on the Colt Python. Blue finish, polished hammer sides, Colt target type fully checkered walnut with silver medallions grips. Bore is excellent/bright, action is crisp with tight lock-up, grips are excellent and the original blue finish is about 96% with slight edge/muzzle wear, feint tracking on the cylinder, light scratches on the barrel and some friction wear on the ejector rod. Comes in the original Colt factory wood grain box with matching label, test target, instructions and a Colt Screwdriver Sight Adjustment Tool Keychain. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

"Yugoslavian Model 98 military mauser rifle that has been sporterized. Refurbished German Karabiner 98k (K98k) rifle, re-worked in Yugoslavia after World War II. "Preduzece 44" (Factory 44) marking on left receiver rail ,Yugoslavian communist crest on chamber has been scrubbed. Reblued finish, 24" barrel with raised blade/bead front sight, Williams adjustable u-notch rear sight. Nice Monte-Carlo style smooth sporting stock with black fore cap, grip cap with white spacers, vented rubber recoil pad., high comb with right-hand cheek rest. Matching serial numbers on receiver, bolt and floorplate. Bore is good, strong rifling, light frosting in the grooves, reblue is about 97% with minor scratches, handling wear and the wood is near excellent. NRA Condition-Very Good as C&R Firearm.

High quality engraved Italian made under/over double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3" 20 gauge. Features blued 26 1/2" 20 gauge barrels with a ventilated sighting rib & Full over modified removable chokes, automatic ejectors, bead sight removed, fine floral scroll engraved receiver with electroless nickel finish, smooth single trigger, sliding tang safety with sliding barrel selector, high gloss checkered walnut forend and pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad, adjustable comb & 14 3/4" LOP. Shotgun exhibits approximately 99% of it's original finish with minimal wear observed. Action is crisp, bores are excellent and wood stocks are fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By artist Kim Seyesnem Obrzut. Has stone patina, is signed and dated 1998 in cast, measures 8 1/2" tall by 5" diameter. Obrzut is an award-winning Hopi sculptor who began her career working with clay before moving on to all-bronze sculpting. She has an ability to effectively combine modern design with traditional aesthetic values and artistic principles that reflect Hopi spiritual and religious philosophies.

By artist Kim Seyesnem Obrzut. Signed and dated 2003 in cast, measures 8 1/2" tall by 5" diameter. Obrzut is an award-winning Hopi sculptor who began her career working with clay before moving on to all-bronze sculpting. She has an ability to effectively combine modern design with traditional aesthetic values and artistic principles that reflect Hopi spiritual and religious philosophies.

'The Bodyguard Airweight' Lightweight small frame double action revolver chambered in 38 Special. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1967. Features a blued 2" pinned barrel with sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, blued five-shot fluted cylinder, case hardened serrated .240" trigger, shrouded .240” service hammer with serrated spur, three screw round butt alloy JAS frame with black finish, and diamond checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes the original factory two-piece blue cardboard box with matching end label, instructions, kraft paper, screwdriver, and cleaning tools. Includes a factory letter confirming its current configuration as original and stating it was shipped to Olympic Wholesale Co. in Los Angeles, CA on Sep. 29th, 1967. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing a few minor losses on the right side of the frame near the grip, a thin drag line on the cylinder, and scattered superficial scratches. The action is mechanically sound with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, the frame is free of cracks with minor raised edges on/around the sideplate, and the matching walnut grips are near excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Vintage medium frame double action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured circa 1968. The Official Police was one of the best selling police firearms of all time. Features a blued finish, polished hammer sides, 6" tapered barrel, serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted six shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, square butt I frame and two-piece fully checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions. Revolver exhibits approximately 98% of it's original finish showing slight edge wear, action is smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood grips are fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Titled "Chief White Horse", #1/30, Spirits From The Heart. From the artist: "For more than thirty years, I have immersed myself in the study and creation of Native American art. My love for the narrative beauty of Native American culture, as well as a desire to honor my Cherokee heritage, has driven me to understand and represent the character, strength, and honor of Native American people. I am a self-taught artist, competent in ceramic, clay, bronze, and other mixed media, and I am meticulous in researching and understanding the subject matter I represent with each of my pieces. My intent is always to make my art speak to my audience. If eyes convey emotion, posture portrays movement, and detail portrays a story, then I know my pieces are conveying the stories I wish to tell with each one. My work and business accomplishments have been recognized both locally and throughout the Mountain West. I have been highlighted in magazines such as Cowboys & Indians and Western Art & Architecture, and my various awards and business endeavors have been recognized in local publications such as the Idaho State Journal and the Blackfoot Morning News. I independently owned and operated my own business, From the Heart of Idaho, where I sold my own artwork as well as that of various other local artists. I took great pride in showcasing my talents and providing an avenue for other developing artists to thrive." Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.

'Signature Series' 3rd generation. 1993-2002. Finely crafted reproduction of the Colt Walker, produced as a limited edition. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 9" barrel, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight on the hammer, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped battle scene on cylinder & oval stops, loading lever, brass square back triggerguard, smooth blackened back strap stamped with Sam Colt's signature highlighted in gold and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Right barrel stamped "U.S. 1847". Comes in a factory wooden display box with blue felt lining and brass finished "Colt" medallion with 'Rampant Colt' inlayed on the lid. Includes a brass powder flask with military motifs, 'Colt's Patent" blued bullet mold, blued nipple wrench and a "Colt's Pt." Eley Bros" cap box, and with the "Samuel Colt" signature. Revolver and accessories condition are like like new with few signs of handling. The signature on the backstrap has a little handling wear. NRA Condition-Excellent in Box. Antique Firearm.

Large frame double action revolver chambered for 41 Remington Magnum cartridges. Features blued finish, 6" barrel with ejector rod shroud, Partridge type front sight with red insert, click adjustable rear sight with square notch, 6 shot fluted cylinder, serrated wide trigger, knurled wide target hammer, 4 screw N frame square butt target frame with internal lock system and frame mounted firing pin, Hogue black rubber pebbled Monogrips with finger grooves. Bore is excellent. Overall near excellent condition with few blemishes. Includes black nylon snap holster. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight (ACOG) 4x32 scope designed for the USMC's M16A4, Forged 7075-T6 aircraft-aluminum-alloy housing, red chevron reticle, thumb screw base. Killflash mount installed. Like new.

On thick black leather rope necklace. Sterling silver, signed Begay. Measures 8" from drop.

Vintage bolt action rimfire rifle features blued finish, smooth walnut stock with barrel band and sling swivels, 22" barrel, barrel mounted dovetail blocks, blade front sight, receiver mounted adjustable peep rear sight, folding notch rear sight mounted mid-barrel, detachable magazine (longer mag holds 10 rounds), bolt cocking piece serves as a manual safety. Bore is excellent. Retains 90% finish with minor fading and edge losses. Stock is very good to excellent with few handling marks. Mounts a good or better condition Wollensack 4x scope with fine crosshairs, micro adjustable rings. Scope view is mostly clear, a few bits of dirt visible, mounted with a slight cant. NRA Condition is Very Good+ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

'Signature Series' Modern production single action percussion revolver chambered for .36 caliber ammunition. 3rd generation produced 1993-2002. Features a high polish blued 5 1/2" octagonal barrel, cone front sight, hammer notched rear sight, case hardened loading lever, frame & hammer, blued six shot cylinder with a roll stamped stagecoach hold-up scene, silver plated backstrap with "Samuel Colt" signature & square-back triggerguard, and one piece walnut grips. Includes original grey cardboard box (Lid is separated) and manual. Revolver is in like new condition, bore is excellent. All matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Antique Firearm.

‘Lipsey’s Distributor Exclusive’ Safe-action semi-automatic full size pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Austria circa 2020. The P80 is a historical reproduction of the first Glock pistol, the Pistole 80 adopted by the Austrian Army in 1982. Features a satin black finished slide with rear cocking serrations, 4.49" barrel with polygonal rifling, polymer sights with white dot front & dovetailed rear with a white outlined square notch, integrated trigger safety, push button magazine release, factory 17 round magazine, and durable black polymer single pin frame with wrap-around pebble texture. Includes the original factory one-piece Classic Edition cardboard box with matching label, original “Tupperware” style container, documents including COA, lock, cleaning tools, spare magazine, and speed loader. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish showing no visible signs of use or wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer is excellent. Condition is like NRA Perfect ***Modern Firearm***

Laurona Spanish made SxS shotgun for Sears & Roebuck Model 153 ~ 20 GA. 28" blued barrels, knurled rib with brass sighting bead, double triggers, sliding tang safety, case color action, 2 3/4" chambers, Lop-14 1/4" to front trigger, chokes measure IM & CYL. checkered semi-pistol grip forearm and shoulder stock with factory black plastic buttplate and grip cap with white spacers. Bores are excellent/bright, barrels lock-up tight, wood is very good, barrel blue is about 95% with some rubs, scratches and the case color is about 60% with handling wear, mostly on the bottom. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

"Pinned & Recessed' double action rimfire revolver circa 1981. Features bright nickel finish, case colored hammer & trigger, checkered wood "magna" grips with S&W medallions, 2" barrel, serrated ramp front and adjustable rear sights, round butt, "J" frame, 6 shot fluted cylinder, serrated trigger Overall condition is excellent with smooth operation and tight lock-up, minor scratches to the nickel finish, bore is pristine. Grips are excellent. In original factory box with matching label. papers. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Semiautomatic rifle features parkerized finish, nice smooth blonde wood stock, black polymer handguard, 18" barrel, blade front sight, folding adjustable peep, flip rear sight, manual safety, sling swivels, (Missing the lower swivel) factory plastic butt plate, dovetail scallop cuts on top of receiver for optics. Bolt stop button on left receiver rail. Bore is excellent/bright Retains 98% parkerized finish with handling marks. Stock is near excellent with few scratches. Includes (1) Ruger 5 round magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

entitled "After Day on the Trail" by Prescott, Arizona artist Scott Baker. Scott is known for his fine acrylic western & landscape works. Image size 9.5"x8" Condition is very good.

In very good condition, oak. Measures 41"x31"x19". **LOCAL PICK UP ONLY!"

Measures 38". Old silver or silver tone has etched flowers and leaf garlands. Stitching on leather backing is undone at one end. In good condition for age.

'Camper' Blowback-operated single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in Morgan, UT circa 2011. Features a phosphate finish, 5 1/2" heavy barrel with recessed crown, TruGlo green fiber-optic front sight, Tactical Solutions aluminum optics rail with integrated fully-adjustable rear sight, Trijicon RMR 3.25 MOA red dot sight, partially serrated wide gold trigger, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, knurled push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, matte black finished alloy frame, and checkered black rubber overmolded target style grips with Browning insignias. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, manual, lock, spent case, OEM rear sight, and three spare magazines. Also includes the original hard case for the Trijicon RM06-33 sight. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing minor edge wear and scattered scratches/scuffs. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the factory grips are excellent. Condition is near NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Bright design with lapis, turquoise, mother of pearl, spiny oyster and other inlaid stones. Missing one stone on far end of cuff. Maker marked BGM. Measures 8" with gap.

‘MK IV Series 80’ Single-action semi-automatic 1911 pattern pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Mfg. circa 1995. Features a satin blued finish with polished flats, 5" barrel, 3-dot sights, lowered & flared ejection port, smooth curved trigger, skeletonized hammer, frame mounted thumb safety on the left side, grip safety, serrated & arched mainspring housing, factory 8 round magazine and checkered black rubber wrap-around grip with silver Colt medallions. Includes the original factory cardboard sleeve and blue hard case with hang tag & documents. The cardboard sleeve is dilapidated with torn flaps, matching end label is present. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ original finish showing little to no visible wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the rubber grips are excellent. NRA condition is near Perfect - Modern Firearm

Two Large Stones Set In Sterling Silver 6" Including Gap.

featuring an oval cut Natural treated Ruby weighing approx. 18.00-20.00 carats with rich Red color accented with 30 fine ‘IDEAL cut’ Diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in a custom 14 karat two-tone gold setting. Retail $6,000-$9,000

'Black Powder Series' Modern production single action percussion revolver chambered for .36 caliber ammunition. 2nd generation. Features a high polish blued 5 1/2" octagonal barrel, cone front sight, hammer notched rear sight, case hardened loading lever, frame & hammer, blued six shot cylinder with a roll stamped stagecoach hold-up scene, silver plated backstrap & square-back triggerguard, and one piece walnut grips. Includes original black cardboard box with matching label and manual. Revolver is overall excellent, bore is excellent. All matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

Titled "Dog Soldier IV", Spirits From The Heart. From the artist: "For more than thirty years, I have immersed myself in the study and creation of Native American art. My love for the narrative beauty of Native American culture, as well as a desire to honor my Cherokee heritage, has driven me to understand and represent the character, strength, and honor of Native American people. I am a self-taught artist, competent in ceramic, clay, bronze, and other mixed media, and I am meticulous in researching and understanding the subject matter I represent with each of my pieces. My intent is always to make my art speak to my audience. If eyes convey emotion, posture portrays movement, and detail portrays a story, then I know my pieces are conveying the stories I wish to tell with each one. My work and business accomplishments have been recognized both locally and throughout the Mountain West. I have been highlighted in magazines such as Cowboys & Indians and Western Art & Architecture, and my various awards and business endeavors have been recognized in local publications such as the Idaho State Journal and the Blackfoot Morning News. I independently owned and operated my own business, From the Heart of Idaho, where I sold my own artwork as well as that of various other local artists. I took great pride in showcasing my talents and providing an avenue for other developing artists to thrive." Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.

With sterling silver beads and sandcast naja with oval green turquoise, maker marked "LEB". Measures 12 1/2" from drop.

'Third Series' Vintage single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1974. Features a matte/polished blued finish, 6" round barrel, serrated blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, smooth wide trigger, thumb safety/slide catch on the left slide of the frame, heel magazine release, 10 round factory magazine, steel frame and two piece checkered walnut grips. Includes the original two-piece wood grain cardboard box with documents and matching label, intact with some scuffs. Pistol exhibits approximately 99+% of it's original finish. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, markings are crisp and the wood grips are fine. Pistol is like new. Appears unfired. Condition is NRA Perfect in box. C&R Firearm.

made by Navajo artist Tonya Rafael, marked on back, Set in sterling silver size 10 but adjustable type. Retail 650.00 plus

10 Oval Stones Set In Sterling Silver.

'The .357 LadySmith' Stainless steel medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured circa 1991-1993. Features a matte finish, 3" heavy barrel with non-serrated sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, square notch rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth .312" combat trigger with beveled edges, .265" service hammer, three screw round butt K service frame, and Pachmayr Presentaction/Compac checkered black rubber wrap-around grip. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label, soft case, and warranty statement. Revolver exhibits scattered light scratches and a drag line on the cylinder. The action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore appears excellent but is dirty, and the rubber grips are very good with a strip cut-out of the butt to expose the serial number. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Early trade name internal hammer box lock shotgun made by Stevens for sale by Sears circa 1930's-40's. 3" chambers. Features blued finish, case color action, checkered wood stocks, 28" barrels, Brass front bead, low serrated rib, choked IM (L) & IC (R), double triggers, extractor, tang safety , thin hard rubber buttplate . Overall length-44", 14" LOP Bores are very good/bright. Blue barrels are about 60% with lower handling wear, case color is about 40% with handling wear. Wood is overall good with a couple of hairline cracks behind the action. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

On green marble base measuring 22 1/2" by 12". This Frederic Remington reproduction depicts Indian on horseback waiving buffalo skin to send smoke signal. Measures 36" tall. CANNOT BE SHIPPED; LOCAL PICKUP ONLY.

This Colt Target Pistol or "Pre-Woodsman" , first series that became the "Woodsman" in 1927. Vintage semiautomatic rimfire pistol, circa 1924. Features blued finish, 6-5/8" pencil barrel, pinned blade front & windage adjustable rear sights, manual safety acts as slide lock, heel mag release, early diamond pattern checkered walnut grips, correct two tone Colt magazine. Oval area of knurling on mainspring housing (fits against web of hand) indicates this pistol is for "low speed" ammo only.. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 99% original finish. Grips are excellent, Colt markings are crisp. Comes with original brown cardboard Colt factory box NRA Condition-Excellent in Box. C&R Firearm.

'The Matchmaster' rimfire bolt action target rifle manufactured Nov, 1945. (Date code R PP). Features a parkerized military finish, but no U.S. Property stamps, 27" heavy barrel, target sights (Redfield rear peep, globe front), barrel is drilled/tapped for optics, no filler screws. Accepts detachable magazine, manual safety, sling swivels. Front swivel mounted in a track with multiple location options. Smooth wood stock has dark color stain & varnished finish. Checkered steel buttplate. Bore is very good/bright. Retains about 97% parkerized finish with some minor scuffs on the barrel. Wood is near excellent with a couple of minor scratches. Remington five round magazine included. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

With black and white painted design inside. Has some scuffing inside and outside from wear and minor chips around rim. In overall good condition considering age. Measures 3 1/2" tall and 8" circumference.

'CDL Classic Deluxe, Boone & Crockett Series'. 4+1 capacity. 24" fluted, tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, matte blue finish, thumb safety, hinged floorplate, serrated Timney trigger, jeweled bolt, olive/black polymer stock, sling swivel studs, solid rubber recoil pad. The right side of the barrel is marked “BOONE AND CROCKETT CLUB Fair Chase and Conservation… Since 1887”. Mounted with a Leupold Vari-X III 4.5-14x40mm scope, sunshade, duplex reticle. Bore is excellent/bright. Rifle and scope are in like new condition. Comes in original factory box with matching label with the original Remington high-quality walnut stock with a black fore-end cap and factory recoil pad. cheek rest, checkering and Boone & Crockett grip cap, lock and the original Leupold factory box with manual. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Blowback-operated semi automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Features a matte black finish, 5 1/2" slab sided barrel, serrated, ramped front blade, micro adjustable rear sights, safety selector, partially serrated gold trigger, and Browning ambidextrous checkered black rubber grips. Pistol retains 98% original finish intact with a couple of very small chips on the slide, and slight muzzle wear. Action is firm, bore is excellent/bright, and grips are fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Sporterized U.S. Military contracted bolt-action service rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, circa 1942. Features a high polish blued finish, 24" barrel, ramped blade front sight with brass insert, Redfield adjustable peep sight installed on receiver, manual safety, 5-round integral box magazine, magazine cut-off, smooth trigger, polished bolt handle, stamped metal floorplate & trigger guard, and nice smooth Bishop Monte Carlo style wood stock with contrasting black forearm cap, grip cap and buttplate with white spacers, contrasting blond wood inletted in wrist and forearm, high comb, cheek rest for right-handed shooting. Rifle retains approximately 98% of it's refinish. Action is smooth, bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. and wood stock is very good. Brown leather sling attached. A really nice job. NRA Condition-Very Good . C&R Firearm.

Semiautomatic rifle features black metal finish,black polymer furniture, approx 16" threaded barrel with cap, height adjustable front sight, factory flip up polymer adjustable rear sight, shell deflector, forward assist, manual safety, German made Hera Arms CQR stock system with removable metal plate. Bore is excellent. Overall appearance is like new. Includes one ASC 10-rd magazine and owners manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

High quality French side-by-side boxlock shotgun. 'Guild" gun made by craftsmen in Saint-Etienne, Heurtier barrels marked "MEDAILLE D'CR" (Gold Medal), St. Etienne and "PT" proofs and other French proofs. "ACIER FIN" (Refined Steel), matched serial number on watertable and barrels, "65" (2 1/2" chambers). 27" blued barrels with knurled low-profile rib, brass sighting bead, top lever, sliding tang safety, serial number matched on water table, barrels and lower tang, sling swivels, single extractor, double triggers. Beautiful engraved, scalloped action with full coverage floral/scroll engraving, splinter push-button, checkered forearm, straight wrist shoulder stock with horn buttplate and checkered panel at wrist. Overall length-43", Lop-13 7/8" to front trigger. Bores are bright with scattered pits above the chambers, blue on barrels has dulled somewhat but mostly all there, action engraving is sharp with traces of case color, barrels lock-up tight, wood is good/sound no cracks, checkering is a bit worn, has some scratches/ding, some dents with a little finish loss on the underside of the shoulder stock and the buttplate has some worm holes and a small chip out of the bottom. "fusil de chasse" from the early 20th century. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Beautiful double strand of sterling pearls with 10 turquoise nuggets in sterling squash blossom and a naja with 5 turquoise nuggets in sterling setting. Measures 14" from drop.

Measures: 48"W x 60"H x 32"D. Local pickup or buyer must make shipping arrangements.

Single action black powder percussion revolver, manufactured circa 1995. Features blue finish, 7.5" barrel, loading lever, blade front sight, fixed rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, non-fluted cylinder with safety stops, three-screw steel frame, two-piece smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions. Bore and charge holes are pristine, appear unfired. External appearance is like new with few handling marks. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Includes factory yellow cardboard box with matching label and cardboard sleeve. Condition is NRA Excellent. Antique Firearm.

The Colt 1849 Pocket Revolver, second generation, was primarily manufactured by Colt's Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company in Hartford, Connecticut,. While the majority of production took place there, some were also made in London. The second generation, specifically, was assembled and modified by a company that contracted with Uberti for parts and finishes. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 5 1/2" octagonal barrel, brass cone front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped stagecoach hold-up scene, loading lever, plated silver grip frame with round trigger guard and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, a thin bright drag line on the cylinder and slightly muted case colors. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is fine. Comes with a nice brown leather "Slim Jim" holster. Condition is Near NRA Excellent. Antique Firearm.

Vintage American made double barrel shotgun from an uncommon, even obscure, quality maker. "Norwich, Conn." address, made before this maker later moved to Canada. Features 30" side by side barrels with fixed "IM" chokes, marked "Trojan Nitro Steel", blued or browned finish on barrels, traces of case color on receiver. Internal hammer back lock action with sideplates, automatic safety, double triggers, extractor, bead front sight. Walnut stocks are checkered, with 13-3/8" LoP to rear trigger (12.75" to end of wood), 14.25" to front trigger. 1.-3/8" drop at comb, 2-3/8" at heel. Splinter forend. Ventilated rubber recoil pad. English stock with straight wrist. Barrels show bright bores, some small areas of pitting and patina on outside, slight smoothing of rib serrations. Light patina in various places. Serial number matches on trigger guard, barrels, frame, and under forend. Wood is good solid condition with scratches and dings, good even depth to checkering, gloss oil finish with slight erosion to points. Action is sound with snug lock-up. Screw heads show some marring of slots, markings are generally readable. NRA Condition is Good++ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Trade name for Sears, manufactured by Stevens. Double barrel side by side shotgun chambered for .410 gauge shells, 3" chamber. Features blued finish, case color receiver, wood 2 piece checkered stock with pistol grip shape, hard rubber buttplate, 26" barrels, white bead front and mid bead sights , tang safety , top lever, double triggers, extractor, 14-1/4" length of pull to forward trigger. Bores are excellent/bright. Blue barrels are about 60% with handling/muzzle wear. case color on action has mostly turned a gray/brown patina with traces in protected areas. Wood is overall good/sound with finish loss on the forearm from handling, some scratches/dings. Tight lock-up. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

‘Out-of-Production’ High capacity bullpup designed slide action shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" or 3" 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Des Plaines, IL by UTAS-USA. Features a black fiber reinforced injection molded polymer body with 19” optics rail on the top, 18.5" barrel, extended screw-in cylinder choke tube, twin 7 round tube magazines with snap open loading ports, three-position magazine selector lever on the top, two-position safety selector on the left side, smooth curved steel trigger, magnetized ejection port cover on the right side, QD sling swivels and rubber recoil pad. Includes the original factory box with tool, set of aluminum sights adjustable for elevation & windage, breacher choke tube, 7.5” barrel extension and light/laser combo unit that mounts in the gun below the barrel & is activated by a three-position selector lever that mount on the right side forward of the trigger. Also includes a factory carry case. Shotgun exhibits little to no visible wear. The action is smooth/sound, the bore is excellent, and polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Model 1892'. Commercial medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .38 Long Colt, manufactured circa 1995. Features a nickel finish with niter blued small parts, 6" barrel, round blade front sight, 'U' notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted swing-out six shot cylinder, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur and two-piece checkered black hard rubber grips with "COLT" decor. Three line barrel address. Serial number on heel. assembly number "949" on crane, frame facing crane, barrel and cylinder release. Bore is fair, good rifling with scattered areas of light pitting. grips both have chips out of the bottom rear, hammer action is smooth, but the cylinder rotates Intermittent, the hand works well, needs adjustment, nickel is about 50% with flaking/handling wear. The ejector rod head is missing. Condition is NRA Good as Antique Firearm.

Painted design with orange and yellow hide wrapped measures 14"x12" with beater included.

Upgraded Double barrel pump bullpup shotgun. Single trigger fires each barrel in succession, after which a single pump cycle will reload both barrels. Accepts 2-3/4" or 3" shells. Features blue finish, green polymer furniture with pistol grip, 18-7/8" barrels, 7 round mag tubes (16 total rounds can be loaded), screw-in chokes ("Stiletto " chokes installed, uses Tru-Choke pattern tubes), forward sling slots, ambi manual safety, curved solid rubber buttpad, Picatinny rail section along top of receiver and sides. Klarus tactical flashlight with pressure plate mounted on right side, laser sight with pressure plate on left. (Need batteries) Side mounted factory pop-up sights, top mounted red/green dot sight, in good working order. Forward pistol grip attached to pump handle. Bores are excellent/bright. Overall like new condition with handling marks. Comes with owners manual, choke wrench/take-down tool, spare batteries and two DP 'Max Spread" choke tubes. Condition is NRA Excellent

2 Piece In Excellent Condition

"Universal Self-loading Pistol". High quality, German made heavy-duty combat pistol. Fiber-reinforced polymer frame stiffened by stainless steel inserts, textured grip, knurled grip straps, accessory rail molded in. 18+1 capacity, Double action/single action, 5" barrel with adjustable sights, ambidextrous safety and magazine release, beveled magazine well. Bore is pristine, action is smooth, overall condition is like new. Included is the factory hard case with matching label, owners manual, tools and two spare 18-rd factory magazines. (3 Total). NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Signed, Include tip and two keeper also includes is crocodile 41" belt.

Antique side-by-side double barrel shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Syracuse, NY circa 1884-1885. Features browned 29 3/8” stub twist barrels with raised concave rib, extractor, brass bead front sight, case hardened receiver / sideplates, exposed hammers with checkered spurs, floating firing pins, double triggers, point checkered walnut splinter forend and round semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory hard rubber buttplate & 14 1/4” LOP. The barrels display a twist pattern with approximately 30% brown finish intact. The receiver exhibits only trace amounts of case hardening with the balance displaying a mottled grey / brown patina. The barrels are receiver both have small amounts of light surface rust. The action is sound with very good lock-up & the top lever left of center, the bores are good with pin prick pitting and the walnut stocks are good with semi-worn checkering, blemishes, & hairline cracks behind the lockplates. Condition is NRA Very Good ***Antique Firearm***

American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4"" 12 gauge shells. Features a blued finish, 30" vent rib barrel with fixed Full choke, silver bead front sight, half-length tube magazine, simple floral scroll roll-stamp engraving on the receiver & bolt, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy triggerguard, serrated charging handle, push button safety, fancy press checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and pistol grip shoulder stock with grip cap & factory recoil pad. Shotgun exhibits approximately 98% of its original finish showing little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright, and the wood stocks are excellent with a couple of minor blemishes. NRA condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

T-Rex bronze sculpture on wood base with bare glass frame for picture. Measures 12" by 9".

Miniature stainless steel spur trigger single action revolver chambered in .22 Magnum with a swappable .22 Long Rifle conversion cylinder. Manufactured in Provo, UT. Features a matte finish with polished flats, 1.13" barrel, round blade front sight, fluted five-shot cylinder, knurled cylinder pin head with push button release, serrated spur trigger, serrated hammer spur, and smooth laminated rosewood grips. Includes the original factory two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, documents, .22 LR cylinder, an extra set of grips, and black nylon pocket holster. Revolver exhibits minor handling marks with no major wear observed. The action is mechanically sound with good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the rosewood grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Titled " Navajo Joe on a Blue Day", by Native American artist Mary Margaret Hudgins. Signed lower left corner. Measures 4' by 4'.

SN: L15238. Single action rimfire revolver manufactured 1974. Features 6" barrel, adjustable sights, side gate loading, ejector rod under barrel, blued finish, case color receiver, black plastic checkered grips embossed with eagles and Rampant Colt emblem. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 98% finish with slight tracking on the cylinder. Case colors are vivid. Grips are excellent. Action is very smooth with crisp let off, good lock-up. Excellent .22 magnum cylinder included. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Vintage take down pump action rifle manufactured circa 1923. (1923-35) First year of manufacture. Features blued finish, grooved walnut pump handle, smooth walnut shoulder stock with curved wrist & factory steel crescent buttplate, 24" barrel, magazine tube under barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with beaded top, sporting rear sight, push button manual safety, takedown screw on left side of receiver. Bore is dark/rough. Retains about 60% finish overall, with handling/friction loss, scratches, light scattered pitting, mostly on the receiver. Wood is good, varnish appears to be added after it left the factory. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

Titled "Yellow Dog", Spirits From The Heart. From the artist: "For more than thirty years, I have immersed myself in the study and creation of Native American art. My love for the narrative beauty of Native American culture, as well as a desire to honor my Cherokee heritage, has driven me to understand and represent the character, strength, and honor of Native American people. I am a self-taught artist, competent in ceramic, clay, bronze, and other mixed media, and I am meticulous in researching and understanding the subject matter I represent with each of my pieces. My intent is always to make my art speak to my audience. If eyes convey emotion, posture portrays movement, and detail portrays a story, then I know my pieces are conveying the stories I wish to tell with each one. My work and business accomplishments have been recognized both locally and throughout the Mountain West. I have been highlighted in magazines such as Cowboys & Indians and Western Art & Architecture, and my various awards and business endeavors have been recognized in local publications such as the Idaho State Journal and the Blackfoot Morning News. I independently owned and operated my own business, From the Heart of Idaho, where I sold my own artwork as well as that of various other local artists. I took great pride in showcasing my talents and providing an avenue for other developing artists to thrive." Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.

#03885MW132. Japanese over/under 12 gauge shotgun made by Miroku, imported by Browning Arms Company, Morgan UT. Markings indicate for 2.75" shells. Features 32" Invector Plus ported barrels that accept choke tubes, with ventilated rib, green fiber optic front and steel mid rib sights. Stock and forend are black composite with contrasting gray rubber textured, pebble grained panels at wrist and forend; adjustable cheek piece, and ventilated recoil pad. Receiver is stainless, with Cynergy logos engraved on the bottom; clay targets in flight on the sides. Browning Buck engraved on sides and inlaid with gold color on triggerguard bow. Adjustable trigger has color gold accent. Sliding tang safety/barrel selector. Installed choke tubes are marked "F" (Full) over "IC". Bores are excellent. Barrels are about 97% with a few minor scratches along sides and a few minor dings on edges of the top rib. Receiver is excellent. Stock is very good or better with minor scratches and rub marks from use. Manufactured 2004. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Manufactured 1909-1936, pre 1920. (No date code) Features a blued finish, 24" round barrel, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, (Missing the sight elevator) 2/3 length tube magazine, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, push button safety, take-down steel receiver, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth curved grip shoulder stock with Remington checkered steel butt plate. Bore is very good/bright. The blued finish is about 60% with minor scratches/edge wear, handling wear on the receiver & bottom metal, friction wear on the slide and some light areas of pin-prick pitting on the receiver, action is smooth. Wood is sound, with many scratches/scuffs with finish loss. Markings are clear. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

"Grade I" Vintage semiautomatic rifle made in Belgium by FN for Browning Arms Co, St. Louis, MO in 1961. Features take-down latch, blued finish, checkered walnut butt & forend, 19" barrel, blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable sporting flip-up rear sight, magazine tube in butt, serrated steel buttplate, push button safety. Receiver is engraved with limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge patterns, receiver is grooved for optics. Mounted with a Browning 4X scope, fine cross hair reticle, clear optics. Retains approximately 80% finish with muzzle/edge wear, handling wear on the bottom metal & triggerguard and some minor scratches, wood is very good with high gloss with minor scratches/dings. Bore is excellent. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Vintage western style single action rimfire revolver manufactured circa 1958. Scaled down copy of a Colt Single Action Army. Features blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt motifs, 4.75" barrel, fixed sights,front sight has red paint on it. 6 shot fluted cylinder. Bore and charge holes are excellent condition. Retains about 94% original blue with light tracking, edge wear on the cylinder and light muzzle wear. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth/tight. Comes with a very nice set of mother of pearl grips with black wood spacers. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

2nd Generation Colt 1851 Colt Navy revolver, manufactured 1975. "Square back triggerguard". 7 1/2" octagonal barrel marked in one line "-ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY-" with cone sight, v-notch cut in the hammer, high polish blued barrel and cylinder, case colored frame, hammer and loading lever, silver plated backstrap & triggerguard, one piece varnished wood grips. Naval engagement scene on cylinder, "Colts Patent" on left frame, all matching serial numbers including the cylinder and wedge. Bore is excellent, strong rifling, finish is overall very good with some minor scratches, grips are very good with a minor scuff on the bottom of the left panel and the action is smooth. Comes with a quality brown leather 'Slim Jim' holster. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Antique Firearm.

Of Sioux origin, the piece came from Alabama where it was acquired in the early 50's on a collecting expedition. It is covered with many claws and beads that are red with a white middle, referred to as white heart beads. It is also covered with what is likely bear fur and fastened with sinew. The rear of the neck is covered with trade cloth and sinew. Overall piece shows some heavy wear. CANNOT BE SHIPPED TO CALIFORNIA.

SN: PA089711. PSA PA-15 chambered in .33 blackout. 16" 1/8 barrel, 4 flute birdcage flash suppressor. 12" free float handguard, full rail mounted with Troy flip-up battle sights, M-LOK MVG vertical grip, A2 style pistol grip, 6 position collapsible stock, forward assist, shell deflector mounted Bushnell tactical flashlight, in good working order, wide green nylon tactical sling attached. Matte black finish. Bore is excellent/bright, Finish is very good with a few minor scuffs. furniture is excellent. Comes with four PMAG Gen M3 10 round magazines NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Restored Marlin Model 1893 chambered in .32-40 Winchester. Lever Action Rifle manufactured 1894. This Marlin Model 1893 has a 28” inch half octagon, half round barrel with a 3/4 length magazine tube. The front sight is a blade/bead, elevator-adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight. The barrel has the two-line Marlin address and caliber marking roll-stamped on the top flat. Left flat is marked "For Black Powder." The top of the receiver is marked “Marlin Safety”. The upper tang shows the model number (covered by sight) and the serial number on the bottom of the receiver. The metal surfaces have been re-blued. The stocks are made of straight-grained smooth walnut forearm and the straight-grip buttstock, crescent steel buttplate. Folding aperture sight installed on tang. Bore is very good, strong rifling, action is smooth, stocks are excellent, have been re-finished and the re-blued finish is near excellent with some minor scratches. Markings are crisp/clear. NRA Condition-Near Excellent as Restored. Antique Firearm.

High quality West Germany made magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .222 Remington. manufactured 1967. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, ramped brass bead front sight, flip-up white triangle adjustable rear sight, mounted with a quality Austrian made Karl Kahles Helia-Super 6x42 scope, German No. 1 reticle, 5 round detachable factory magazine, gold toned double set triggers, manual flag safety, cocking indicator, polished bolt with swept back handle and hand checkered Monte Carlo style stock with schnabel forend, sling swivels. right handed cheek piece & serrated black plastic buttplate and grip cap with white spacers. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of it's original blued finish showing some very minor scratches, action is very smooth, bore is excellent strong rifling and wood stock is good to very good with several minor blemishes. Scope has clear view, overall very good with a patch of light pitting on the left forward side. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Antique lever action repeating shotgun chambered for black powder 10 gauge shells, manufactured circa 1889. Features a blued refinish, 32" plain barrel, steel bead front sight, 'u' notched rear indexing point, 5 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, curved finger lever, steel receiver with an intertwined WRA Co monogram, smooth two-piece walnut forend scales, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, missing buttplate. 12" LOP. Bore is good/bright, needs cleaning. Metal surfaces retain about 655 original blue somewhat faded with age, showing edge/handling wear, the receiver and lever have scattered patches of pitting. Winchester Markings are clear, readable. Wood is good solid condition with varnish refinish, many small dents, scuffs in finish & scratches. Lever action is smooth. The right grip has four large cut into it, period done. Used by, Various Law enforcement agencies and Stagecoach companies. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. (Buttplate) Antique Firearm.

SN: PF314704. British military bolt action rifle, imported by CAI, St Albans VT. (Barrel) Features black finished metal, two piece straight gripped stock with full length handguards, brass buttplate with trapdoor, 25" barrel, bayonet lug, protected blade front sight, rear peep sight with flip-up elevation ladder, sling swivels, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety. Receiver dated 1/54. Bore is very good, strong rifling, wood is very good sound, metal has handling/edge wear. Numbers match on receiver and magazine. NRA Condition-Very Good as C&R Firearm.

High quality double action semi-automatic pistol. Features a ergonomic beavertail grip, integral accessory rail, flat dark earth finish on both the frame and the stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, loaded chamber indicator, 3 3/4" blued barrel, full-length steel guide rod, Hogue Black/Gray Piranha G-Mascus Grip, Decocker, three-dot combat night sights Contrast #6 front sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, knurled front strap & beveled magazine well. One factory 15-rd magazine. Bore is pristine. Condition is like new. Includes the original factory hard case with matching label, three factory 15-rd magazine, (4) Total. magazines, cable lock and owners manual/paperwork.. Condition is NRA Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

This rifle has been professionally restored. Vintage semiautomatic rimfire rifle manufactured circa 1956. Features a matte black refinish, wood forend with steel nose cap, wood butt with curved grip, checkered steel buttplate, 23" barrel, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, sporting rear sight, magazine tube in butt, push button safety, takedown screw at receiver rear. Charging rod in forearm. Bore is excellent/bright condition. Retains 99% refinish. Markings are crisp. Refinished wood is excellent with a minor scuff on the lower right buttstock. Numbers on receiver & trigger guard match. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Excellent as Restored. C&R Firearm

Austrian made full size safe-action semi-automatic pistol imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features a black finished slide, 4.49" barrel, full-length guide rod, Meprolight Tru-Dot white dot front sight, dovetailed rear sight with white dot square notch, trigger safety, push button magazine release, factory 14 round magazine, and durable black polymer frame with integral accessory rail & knurled straps grip. Right grip mounted Crimson Trace red laser sight, pressure activated, in good working order. Overall condition is like new with few signs of handling or use. Bore is pristine. Includes four spare 14 round magazines (total of 5 14 rd), and two factory 10-rd magazines, (total of seven magazines), lock, manual, cleaning gear. factory plastic case with matching label. Condition is NRA Excellent in Case. Modern Firearm.

Spanish military bolt action "short" rifle dated 1922. No import marks observed. First pattern, with "Lange Vizier" or "roller coaster" rear sight, uncommon as most were later replaced with the flat tangent sight. Features 22" barrel, dovetailed front sight, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, manual safety, hinged floor plate. Bore has strong rifling with dark grooves. Blued finish has faded to brown, with bare metal on high spots. Wood is fair to good condition, with dings and dents, handguard is loose. Includes proper bayonet with leather scabbard, in fair to good condition. NRA Condition is Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

'Mountain Gun' Large frame stainless steel double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. Features a brushed finish, 4" tapered barrel with protective lug for ejector rod, pinned raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth case colored trigger and checkered spur hammer, hammer mounted firing pin, three screw round butt N target frame, pebbled black Hogue rubber finger groove grip with S&W emblems. Revolver exhibits only minor handling marks and a faint drag line on the cylinder with no major wear observed. Action is smooth with tight lock-up, the bore is excellent and the grips are fine. Includes factory blue hard case with paperwork. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Eagle Pass, TX circa 2019. Features a black DLC finished stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, black DLC finished 3.4” barrel, captive recoil spring, dovetailed TruGlo Pro tritium three-dot steel sights, flat profile trigger with integrated blade safety, textured push button magazine release, factory 6 round translucent polymer magazine with grip extension, and black polymer frame with textured grip. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents, lock, and three spare 6 round OEM magazines. Also includes an Alien Gear Cloak OWB holster and a Blackpoint kydex IWB holster. Pistol exhibits minor contact wear on the barrel hood with no other wear observed. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Measures 33". 23 buffalo and indian head nickels made into conchos on 1/4" brown leather belt, with a 24th nickel set in sterling silver buckle, signed by Navajo silversmith Lee Plateros.

Post war German double action P.38 semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, imported by Interarms, Alexandria VA. Dated 1959. Features a dark gray parkerized finish on steel parts and black anodized finish on the aluminum alloy frame, 4.9" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, thumb safety/decocker, lanyard loop on frame, heel magazine release, two factory 8 round magazines (Walther banner "P38" marked) and two-piece checkered black plastic grips. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 95% finish with scuffs and edge/muzzle wear. Importer stamp on left frame, Matching serial numbers on slide, frame and barrel. Includes original Interarms box with manual, and a military black leather holster.. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Quality Italian made semi-automatic shotgun imported by Benelli USA Corp. Tactical model. Fast-shooting, lightweight. In-line inertia-driven system. 3-rd half magazine. 18.5" barrel with protected adjustable white-dot post front sight, fully adjustable rear peep sight, accepts screw in chokes, IC installed, parkerized finish, black Synthetic stock, rubber buttplate. push-button safety. Bore is excellent/bright. Shotgun is in like new condition, appears unfired. Comes in original factory box with matching label, owners manual, Tech-Oil, two chokes, Full and Modified, choke wrench and stock spacers. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Modern firearm.

‘JM Pro Tactical Class’ American made gas operated semi-automatic tactical shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” & 3” 12 gauge shells. Features a matte black finish, 24” Accu-Choke vent rib barrel, red fiber optic front sight, Mod. choke installed, 7 round tubular magazine, receiver drilled/tapped, large knurled cylindrical charging handle, smooth adjustable trigger, sliding safety on the rear of the receiver, alloy receiver, black checkered black synthetic forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad & 14” LOP. Includes the original factory Full and IC chokes with wrench, manual & addition stock spacers/retention plates. Shotgun retains approximately 99% original finish. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stocks are very good with a couple of scratches on the right buttstock Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Cape Buffalo mount. 40"H x 49"W x 41"D. In good condition. Local pickup or buyer must make shipping arrangements. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Made in Belgium by FN. Classic Auto 5 designed by John Moses Browning. It is a standard weight semi-auto shotgun chambered for 2.3/4" 12 gauge shells. Manufactured 1946 when FN resumed production after the war, St. Louis barrel address. It has a 27.1/2" old reblued finish, barrel with a raised brass bead front sight, magazine cut off, metal trigger guard, smooth trigger and manual safety in front of the trigger. It has two piece wood stocks with checkering at the wrist and forearm and grasping grooves above the checkering on the forearm "Prince of Wales style grip. It has a solid Pachmyer recoil pad with black spacer. Belgium proofs, floral scroll engraving on receiver and triggerguard. Reblued metal finish is about 98% with minor scratches/edge wear. Bore is excellent/bright, wood is very good sound with a few very minor scratches and some finish loss from handling. LOP is 13 3/4". Choke measures 'IM'. Condition is NRA Very Good as Reblued. C&R Firearm.

Painted red and black, colors still vibrant considering age. Measures 5" tall by 6" circumference. Has 1 1/4" piece repaired at rim as well as minor rim chip. Otherwise good condition.

Vintage American made double barrel shotgun features 2-9/16" chambers, 28" blued side by side barrels with open chokes, case colored receiver. Internal hammer back lock action with cocked indicators in sideplates, automatic safety, double triggers, extractor, bead front sight. Walnut stocks are checkered, with 12-7/8" LoP to rear trigger, 13-3/4" to front trigger. 2" drop at comb, 2-7/8" at heel. Factory composite buttplate and grip cap. Barrels show bright bores. Exterior finish on barrels is turning gray, small areas of light patina, several dings. Case color on frame is good, worn bare across bottom where carried. Serial number matches on barrels, frame, and under forend. Wood is good solid condition with scratches and dings, good even depth to checkering. Action is sound with good lock-up. Screw heads show very little marring of slots, markings are generally readable. NRA Condition is Very Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

all sterling silver maker marked "BB" 8.5" including gap.

Old Model, Three Screw' Vintage American made single action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured circa 1960, second year of production. Features a blued finish, 7 1/2" barrel, vent rib installed, serrated ramp front sight, micro adjustable rear sight, serrated wide trigger, serrated hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot cylinder, three-screw frame, blue finished aluminum alloy grip frame and two-piece oversized smooth walnut grips (non factory). Revolver retains about 98% of it's original blued finish showing some very minor scratches, slight muzzle wear, tracking on the cylinder. Good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Bolt action rifle manufactured 1980, features blued finish, plum colored receiver, wood stock with checkered panels at forend & curved wrist, no cheekpiece, thin solid rubber factory recoil pad, 24" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, scalloped dovetails on receiver for scope mounting, hinged floorplate, manual tang safety, sling swivel studs. Mounts a Redfield 2X-7X scope with duplex reticle. Bore is very good, strong rifling. Finish is near excellent with slight muzzle wear, a few minor scratches. Wood is very good condition with few very minor scratches & dings. Scope is very good with clear view. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Made in Croatia this is a semiautomatic pistol chambered for 9x19mm ammunition. Features black polymer grip frame with accessory rail, 3" barrel, red fiber optic front sight, 2 dot rear sight in dovetails, striker fired, cocking indicator, loaded chamber indicator, safety in trigger, grip safety, ambidextrous magazine release. Condition is like new, excellent condition with limited signs of handling. Bore is pristine. Comes with one 10-rd factory magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Bodyguard'. Double action with a 5-round cylinder, 1.875" stainless-steel barrel with a PVD cylinder coating 1-piece, aluminum-alloy upper frame and a polymer grip. Pinned front sight and an integral rear sight Ambidextrous cylinder release, internal hammer. Crimson trace red-dot laser sight mounted on the frame, in good working order. Comes in factory box with matching label, lock and manual. Bore is excellent/bright. revolver is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

Type 98 Japanese Officer Shin-Gunto Sword The blade is 26" and is overall bright with no damage, there is some patches of scattered light pitting on the lower part. No bamboo peg. The tang is unmarked. The military-style hilt is constructed of a wood base, covered in ray skin with the traditional 3 brass cherry blossoms all wrapped in original green cloth tape with a twist. The kabuto-gane, (pommel) is copper/brass, and the intricate ornamentation retains all of the original detail. This Type 98 Japanese Officer Sword is complete with its original scabbard (saya), which is black lacquered wood based, with its original leather cover. The suspension ring is intact. Later war with lower Tsuba ring made of aluminum.

Vintage take down pump action shotgun manufactured circa 1927. Features blued finish, grooved "corn cob" walnut pump handle, smooth walnut stock with curved wrist, checkered factory black plastic butt pad, 30" plain barrel, accepts 2 3/4" shells, fixed FULL choke, brass front bead, push button safety. Retains approx. 75% original finish, handling marks and edge losses, scratches, there is some very light small areas of pitting on the receiver and upper barrel. Bore is very good/bright. Wood is overall very good/sound with some scuffs/scratches on the buttstock. Action is smooth/tight. Matching serial numbers, markings are sharp. LOP is 13 3/4". NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Vintage Marlin model 39, Second Series (1925-1932): Serial number has an "S" prefix. "Corporation" barrel address, star on upper tang. 'Takedown' lever action rimfire rifle features 24" octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, front blade/bead sight, rear Marbles adjustable semi-buckhorn sight, Lyman code H adjuatable peep sight installed on tang, curved grip & lever, checkered plastic Marlin buttplate, "bullseye" inletted in the underside of shoulder stock, takedown screw on right side of receiver, sling swivels. Bore is very good/bright. Barrel & magazine tube retain about 80% blued finish with edge/handling wear and some scattered light pitting. Action is case colored, turned a gray/brown patina from handling, same for the trigger and lever. Stock is good/sound condition with minor scratches, dents, there is a small chip out of the heel and buttplate. Action operates smoothly. All markings are crisp/clear. Condition NRA-Good. C&R Firearm.

Brazilian made stainless steel large frame double action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. Features a matte finish, ported 8 3/8" barrel with ventilated sighting rib & full underlug, raised ramp front sight with orange bar accent, adjustable rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth wide semi-target trigger, semi-target hammer, transfer bar safety and two-piece pebbled black rubber grips with brass Taurus medallions. Mounted with a Simmons 2.5X-7X28 scope with duplex erticle, clear optics. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching label. Revolver exhibits a slight drag line on the cylinder with some minor scratches Action is smooth with good lock-up, bore is excellent/bright and rubber grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

WW2 Australian military bolt action rifle dated 1941. Features 25" barrel, bayonet lug, protected post front sight, adjustable rear tangent sight with protective ears, 10 round detachable magazine, stripper clip guide bridge, manual safety, sling swivels, two piece wood stock with straight grip, brass buttplate with trap door storage compartment. Bore is good, with strong rifling, light frosting in the grooves. Metal finish is very good , mostly there, bare metal where bolt rubs during operation, and on some sharp edges. Wood is very good with minor scratches/dings. Wood to metal fit is very good and wood is solid condition. No importer marks observed. cartouches on the underside of stock. Comes with correct issue green web sling and dust cover. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

By Navajo Eddie Secatero, maker marked. One inch each large oval stones framed by rope and cutout design. Very lightweight to wear.

and Diamond Ring featuring 5 round cut Blue Sapphires accented with 44 ‘IDEAL cut’ Diamonds weighing approx. 0.75 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 18 karat white gold, stamped KALLATI, ring size 7. Retail $4,000-$6,000

US military single shot infantry rifle. Features 32" barrel, blade front sight, 1884 rear sight with elevator ladder, missing the cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel, external hammer, straight gripped walnut stock, curved steel buttplate. Standard markings are clear, no cartouche or proof visible on the stock. Bore is good, rifling present, light frosting. Metal surfaces show a dull blue color, with scattered brown patina. Wood is sound, with many scratches and scuffs. Breech block is dated 1884. Barrel marked over chamber "V / P / (eagle head)", lock marked "U.S. Springfield" with American Eagle. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Striker fired double-action-only semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Worcester, MA circa 2003 and subsequently upgraded by Cylinder & Slide of Fremont, NE with their Package 2 series of upgrades. Features a satin finished stainless steel slide with engraved Clyinder & Slide insignia, Lothar Walther 3.1” barrel with polygonal rifling & 11 degree crown, dovetailed XS Big Dot tritium front sight with high contrast white dot, dovetailed XS combat rear sight with tritium bar, polished curved trigger, beveled slide stop, serrated push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine and black polymer frame with textured grip & modification to let magazines drop freely. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, spent case, OEM sights, three spare 6 round OEM magazines, and a 7 round magazine with extended baseplate. Also includes two Bulman Gunleather smooth black leather OWB holsters. Pistol exhibits contact wear on the barrel hood with no other wear observed. The action is mechanically sound with an improved trigger pull, the bore is excellent, the tritium sights appear to have no luminescence, and the polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

'Wingmaster' Pump action shotgun manufactured circa 1996 (based on barrel code.). Features blued finish, checkered wood pump handle,with grasping grooves wood shoulder stock with checkering on the sides of the curved wrist, vented factory recoil pad and grip cap with white spacers, 28" barrel with vent rib,steel bead , fixed Mod choke, accepts 2-3/4" shells, push button safety. Dual action bars. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal retains 98% finish with minor handling marks. High gloss wood is overall excellent . LOP is 14" Condition is near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

set in sterling silver marked "GP" sterling

31"h X 29"w X 29"d. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered in 12 gauge, accepts 3" shells, light weight alloy receiver, matte black finish, 20" vent rib barrel, brass sighting bead, accepts screw in chokes with Modified installed, 3/4 length tube magazine, push button safety, black polymer stock and forearm with diamond shaped checkered panels, black buttplate with white spacer. Lop-14 1/2". Bore is pristine, shotgun is like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern firearm.

American made ‘Gen 5’ safe-action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. The Glock 44 makes an excellent companion to and trainer for the Glock 19, as it's dimentionally identical with dramatically less recoil. Features a hybrid steel/polymer slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 4.02" barrel with Marksman rifling, white dot front sight, adjustable rear sight with white outlined square notch, aftermarket APEX trigger with integrated safety, ambidextrous slide catch lever, large reversible push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine and durable black polymer frame with integral accessory rail, flared magazine well, textured grip & provisions for interchangeable backstraps. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, documents, lock, cleaning tools, sight adjustment tool, two spare magazines, and four backstraps. Pistol exhibits little to no visible wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer components are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Long strand of turquoise nuggets with heishi at top, measures 13 1/2" from drop. Also, amethyst nugget necklace with gold tone beads in between, measures 8 1/2" from drop.

featuring 2 matching vivid Purple pear shape Amethysts weighing approx. 12.00 carats total set in 14 karat yellow gold with Omni comfort clip backs.

Set In Sterling Silver Size 10

High quality striker fired semiautomatic pistol, carefully crafted in Israel, imported by IWI of Middletown PA. Features a black polymer frame with accessory rail & replaceable backstraps, matte black finished slide assembly with fore & aft serrations, 4" barrel , optic cut on top of slide with filler plate installed, 3 white dot tall sights in dovetails, ambidextrous slide stop & push button magazine release. Condition is like new, bore is excellent/bright. Comes with original box, one 17 rd magazine and two 10 rd magazines, two additional back strap inserts, a variety of optic plates that fit various different red dot or reflex sights, cable lock and owners manual/documents.. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new *** Modern Firearm **

''Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Lever action repeating rifle manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1955. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed raised, hooded blade/bead front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, two barrel bands, lever safety, sling swivel studs, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with carbine steel checkered buttplate. Bore is excellent, bright, strong rifling. Retains about 98% blue finish with some very minor , scratches Wood is near excellent/sound with minor scratches. Action is smooth. Winchester markings are crisp/sharp. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Miniature stainless steel spur trigger single action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in Provo, UT circa 2009. Features a matte finish with polished flats, 1 1/8" barrel, round blade front sight, fluted five-shot cylinder, knurled cylinder pin head with push button release, serrated spur trigger, serrated hammer spur, and checkered black synthetic ‘birds head’ grips. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, documents, lock, a set of rosewood grips, and black nylon pocket holster. Revolver exhibits minor handling marks with no major wear observed. The action is mechanically sound with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the synthetic grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Belgium made by FN for Browning. A5, 12 gauge Magnum, circa 1969. It has a blued 31 1/2" vent rib barrel, steel sighting bead, accepts 3" shells, magazine cut-off, push button safety, floral engraved receiver The blue finish is about 85% showing showing handling wear on the bottom metal, edge wear and some scratches. The wood stocks are checkered at the wrist and forend which also sports grasping grooves, rounded "Prince of Wales" grip. Wood is in very good shape with some signs of use and handling and It has a Browning recoil pad. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth. LOP is 14". Choke measures CYL. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

19 total from the .Original Thunderbird Musuem in Albuquerque New Mexico from the F.O. Berquist Estate.

By the Yurokic Indians, circa 1910. Measures 7" diameter and 4" tall. With a geometrical step design. Includes a book on the Yurok-Karok Basket Weavers by Lila M. O'Neale, published 1995 in Berkley, CA.

Titled "What Came First", by Native American artist Mary Margaret Hudgins. Signed lower left corner. Measures 30" by 40".

Spanish-American War era US military bolt action infantry rifle manufactured circa 1899. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 30" barrel, pinned blade front sight, M1901 rear sight graduated to 2,000 yards, two barrel bands with bayonet lug & stacking swivel on the front band, side-mounted 5 round hinged magazine with cut-off on the left side of the receiver, polished bolt with two-position safety on the rear, smooth trigger, sling swivels, smooth walnut handguard and straight grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend, trapdoor metal buttplate. No cartouches observed on the stock. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Blue is about 50%, somewhat dull with age, handling wear. Wood is very good, may be a replacement as it does not match the condition of the rifle. Black leather sling with one claw appears to be a m1907 two sling that has been altered. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm

With a hole clean through both from 3" cannon ball. Unique and conversational.

Vintage short action magazine-fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .222 Remington, manufactured in Riihimaki, Finland circa 1960. Features a lustrous blued finish, 24" tapered Bofors Steel barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight, no rear sight, installed 1” front factory ring, no rear ring, smooth adjustable trigger, polished bolt with two-position safety & indicator on the rear, detachable 3 round magazine, and point checkered blond wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with right handed pancake cheek rest, sling swivels, black grip cap, factory buttplate & 13 5/8” LOP. Matching serial numbers are observed on the receiver and bolt. Rifle retains approximately 99% original bluing showing some very minor scratches. The action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the blonde wood stock is excellent with minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Signed on base. Measures 35 1/2" tall by 23" at widest. Cast as a pair of dancing Bacchante, one with her arms raised and holding a tambourine, the other holding a vine-wrapped staff, a putto with a horn at their feet on the naturalistically cast circular base. The tambourine has minor damage on front and the lady on right has a loose right arm. Otherwise, excellent condition. **LOCAL PICK UP ONLY; OR BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING**

Measures: 75"H X 40"W X 34"D. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

set in sterling with traditional feather design marked Kakiki. Cannot be shipped to California.

Titled "The Old Timer". Measures 15 1/2" by 11 1/2"; with frame 20 1/2" by 26".

Modular striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm and rated for +P loads. Manufactured in Newington, NH on 08.31.2018. Features a black Nitron finished stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 3.1" barrel with loaded chamber viewing port, captured recoil spring, XRAY3 three-dot tritium day/night sights, flat face trigger, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, stainless steel frame/FCU and stippled black polymer grip module with integral accessory. Includes the original factory hard case with matching end label, documents, and lock. Also includes the original curved trigger and striker assembly which have been replaced with OEM parts. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor wear on the barrel hood. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer grip module is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Bird fetish in green stone with sterling claws and large wings on sterling chain. Maker marked H. Spencer. Measures 10" from drop. Note that tip of beak appears to be broken. Hat band measures 20 1/2" long excluding fringe. 1" wide. Has a couple of spots of broken edge, missing beads.

All Sterling Sizes 9, 9,9.5

featuring an emerald cut Aquamarine weighing approx. 6.00 carats accented with 8 channel set round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in a striking contemporary setting crafted 14 karat yellow gold, ring size 6½. Retail $6,000-7,000

American made slide action, rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long and Long Rifle cartridges, circa 1954. It sports a 23" round barrel with 3/4 magazine tube, a blued finish, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, take-down receiver, serrated hammer spur, smooth trigger, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth straight grip shoulder stock with factory hard rubber buttplate. Bore is excellent, bright, strong rifling, blue finish is about 95% with some very minor scratches, edge wear, slight friction wear on the action bar and a couple of minor scuffs, wood is near excellent with some minor scratches/scuffs, action is crisp/smooth. Matching serial number on receiver, & lower tang. Winchester markings are crisp/sharp. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Made in Japan by two companies, KTG and Nikko (Kodensha) and imported by Weatherby South Gate, CA. circa 1972-81. Semi-automatic shotgun chambered in 12 Gauge for 2 3/4" shells, 28" serrated vent rib barrel with a brass bead front sight, fixed modified choke, blued finish, matte black receiver, checkered walnut semi-pistol grip stock and forend with vented Weatherby recoil pad, laminated white diamond on bottom of pistol grip. LOP 14 1/4". Smooth gold toned trigger, push button safety and slide release lever on right side of receiver. Retains 98% of it's polished blue and matte black finish. Wood is in very good condition with a couple of minor scratches. Excellent bore and action. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Signed on base, Jim Pierce of Havre De Grace, Maryland 1989, in perfect condition.

"Lend Lease" military bolt action rifle made in the USA for the British during WWII. Marked "US PROPERTY" and with "Flaming Bomb" symbol on receiver. Features parkerized finish, smooth walnut stocks, 25" barrel, bayonet lug, blade front sight with protective ears, two position rear peep sight, detachable magazine, manual safety, sling swivels. Bore is fair condition, with strong rifling, dark and pitted. Retains 90% re-finish, with some pitting and other blemishes under the parkerizing. Wood is very good, appears to be new replacements. Numbers match on bolt. Magazine marked "S" for Savage. Includes a very good condition blade type bayonet, previous number struck through. NRA Condition is Very Good (arsenal rebuilt) *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

'Old Model, Three Screw' Vintage American made single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured circa 1967. Half-cock safety (No transfer bar safety) Features a blued finish, 6 1/2" barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, Micro adjustable rear sight, smooth thin trigger, serrated hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, three-screw frame, black finished aluminum alloy grip frame and two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Revolver retains about 94% original blued finish showing minor edge wear, scratches and tracking on the cylinder. Good lock-up, the bore is excellent/bright and the grips are fine. Comes with Original factory box with cardboard sleeve, manual and spare parts, hammer, trigger. cylinder pin and springs. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Titled "Agave II", by Native American artist Mary Margaret Hudgins. Signed lower right corner. Measures 40" by 30". Slight damage to paint in upper corners.

Vintage large frame double action revolver, British contract for WW1, manufactured circa 1914-1915. The revolver has been modified. Features a reblued finish, pinned 5 3/4" barrel, shortened from 6 1/2", a King style serrated, vented rib with adjustable sights has been installed. Case hardened .265” smooth trigger and hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, five screw square butt N frame with provisions for a lanyard ring at butt, (no swivel or ring present) checkered Magna style walnut grips with "S&W" medallions. Matching serial numbers observed on cylinder, barrel & frame. Matching assembly numbers "5521" found on yoke & on frame in yoke recess. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal surfaces retain about 85% reblued finish showing muzzle wear, edge wear, scattered handling marks, tracking on cylinder and handling wear on the front strap. Action is smooth with good lock-up, markings are deep & even and the wood grips are very good with wear. Markings include "Smith & Wesson .455" on barrel, crown over "30" on heel and S&W trademark on right frame. Condition is NRA Very Good as modified. C&R Firearm.

Belgium made striker-fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in .25 Auto. Manufactured circa 1968. Features a blued finish, 2" barrel, fixed sights, smooth trigger, cocked indicator on the rear of the slide, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, heel magazine release, 6 round magazine, and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with Browning motifs. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original finish with surface rust and pitting on the front. The action is sound, the bore is excellent, and the synthetic grips are very good+ with minor wear. Condition is NRA Good+. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Entitled "Lakota Women", by Guadalupe Apodaca, dated '08. Measures 17" x 18" in thick drift wood frame; painting measures 7 1/2" x 9 1/2". Guadalupe Apodaca began drawing and painting at the age of three and has said his most influential art teacher was George Cherepov who encouraged him to paint landscapes in Portugal, Spain, and Mexico as well as the American Southwest.

Mixed media art piece based on the 10th annual Prescott 2019 film festival using miniature art posters of the films and people of the first 10 years of the festival to form covered wagons with cowboy looking at movie screen saying "10 Years of Movie Magic". Measures 39" x 38" in black with gold wood frame. According to the Festival, this piece was created by a well known artist who wishes to remain anonymous to raise money for the festival. A one of a kind, unique piece. Like new condition. A small copy of the original poster is included.

From "Villa Cabrini School", a girl's school in Burbank, California. 1930's era. Desk with attached chair measures 32"x23"x21". Podium measures 36"x26-1/2"x20". LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Entitled Wicked Pony. Measures 9 1/4" across by 9 3/4" tall.

set in sterling set in sterling silver. Measures 9"

Officially issued in 1988 by The Franklin Mint, these Remington bronzes are respectively titled: "The Cheyenne", "The Mountain Man", "The Rattlesnake", "The Scalp", "The Bronco Buster", "The Outlaw", "Trooper of the Plains", "The Cowboy". Measurements for each fall within 7" long by 4" wide by 8" tall. Each comes with unattached wood base.

One has green needlepoint turquoise design, measures 7 1/2" from drop. The other has an oval blue turquoise center stone and measures 7 1/2" from drop.

Set In Sterling Silver Size 8

featuring a natural oval Pink Kunzite weighing 6.65 carats accented with channel set with 12 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in a custom made 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $4,000-$6,000

Set In Sterling With Turquoise Stones Measures 8.5" Including Gap.

American military bolt action rifle manufactured for use in WWI. Features dog-leg bolt handle, protected blade front sight, folding ladder rear sight with peep apertures, approx 26 inch barrel, manual safety, sling swivels, storage compartment in butt, parkerized finish on metal parts, (For use in WW2) wood stock and handguard.. Finish on metal parts is about 95% with minor edge wear, handling loss and some rubs. Wood is very good with feint cartouches behind the triggerguard. Bore is good/bright, strong rifling. Barrel is marked "R" over flaming bomb, over "8-18". Flaming bomb stamp on left side of receiver. Includes original WW1 M1907 leather sling stamped "R-S 1917 H.J.". NRA condition-Near Very Good. C&R firearm

Stamped Brown Leather Rig With Cartridge Belt For Revolver, Shows Age, Measures 34" End To End.

Titled "Lindy's Pretty Pots", by Native American artist Mary Margaret Hudgins. Signed lower left corner. Measures 5' by 4'.

The Model 1913 Cavalry Sword, commonly referred to as the Patton Saber, was a cavalry sword designed for the U.S. Army by Second Lieutenant (later General) George S. Patton Jr. in 1913. Patton suggested the revision from a curved cutting sword to a straight thrusting sword style of attack. It had a large, basket-shaped hilt mounting a straight,35"double-edged, thrusting blade designed for use by light cavalry. Knurled metal grip. ricasso maker marked "L.F. & Co." with flaming bomb in the middle, dated "1918', reverse stamped "U.S." with Eagle Head proof. tan canvass covered web scabbard with metal fittings, two suspension loops. A very nice example, blade is excellent/bright, scabbard is excellent, the hilt has surface rust, should improve with cleaning.

Entitled "After the Ride", by Sarah Phippen, dated 2008. Rodeo scene from a Colorado rodeo. Sarah Phippen is an artist who specializes in portraying the West through her paintings. She is the granddaughter of the famous artist George Phippen and has studied under several prominent artists. In 2013, she was honored with the Joe Beeler CA Foundation Award at the Phippen Museum Western Art Show and Sale. Measures 24" x 30" in a black antiqued frame; painting measures 18" x 23". Signed lower right corner.

Semiautomatic rimfire rifle chambered for 22LR. Rifle is a close copy of the AR-7 survival rifle designed by Eugene Stoner, and disassembles into smaller components that can be stored inside the hollow, floating buttstock. Features 16" barrel with plastic orange front sight, rear peep sight, manual safety, detachable 10-rd magazine, black plastic butt. Overall condition is like new. Black nylon tactical sling attached. Includes Henry black nylon carry case. Condition is NRA Perfect - Like New. Modern Firearm.

'X-treme Duty' Striker fired semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Croatia by HS Produkt and imported/marketed by Springfield Inc. of Geneseo, IL. Features a satin black Melonite finished slide with fore/aft cocking serrations, 4" hammer forged barrel, captive recoil spring, dovetailed three-dot steel sights, loaded chamber indicator on the top of the slide, cocked indicator on the rear, integrated trigger safety, grip safety, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, and black polymer frame with integral accessory rail & textured grip. Includes a factory hard case with brush, test target, and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits approximately 96% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, contact wear on the barrel hood, and a few superficial scratches. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer frame is excellent. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Joe Russo, formerly Yavapai and Prescott High School Principal, made three in the early 1960's. One for Albg district supervisor's office, one for Prescott National Forest district ranger's office, and this one was given to consignor's husband. Measures 12" wide by 18" tall by 7" tall.

'Take Down' Vintage pump action shotgun features blued finish, grooved walnut pump handle, smooth walnut stock, plain hard rubber buttplate, 20" barrel (marked "FULL", now measures "IC", appear cut down), bead front sight, knurled hammer. Bore is good condition, a bit dull, needs cleaning. Finish is mostly a thin dull brown color with much bare metal showing, some darker color in protected areas. Wood is solid condition, butt is possible an older replacement. NRA Condition is Good++ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Vintage semiautomatic rimfire pistol manufactured circa 1956. Third Series 'Sport Model". Features blued finish, black checkered bakelite grips with Rampant Colt on right panel, thumb rest on the left, 4.5" barrel, pinned, serrated, blade front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, heel magazine release, slide stop,manual safety. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 98% original blue, with minor edge losses, slight muzzle wear. Grips are excellent condition. Includes (1) Colt marked magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm

heavy nugget turquoise necklace with turquoise pendant set in sterling maker marked Shay.

'Officer's Pattern' Italian made reproduction of the Springfield 1873 Officers Model trapdoor rifle chambered in .45-70 Government circa 2006. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 26" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable ladder rear sight, adjustable flip rear aperture sight mounted on top of the wrist, wood cleaning rod with aluminum tip, smooth trigger, checkered hammer spur, case colored forend cap and checkered walnut stock with case colored metal buttplate. Has correct markings on lock plate. Rifle exhibits vivid case colors and approximately 99% of the blued finish on the barrel. Action is sound, bore is excellent/bright and wood stock is excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

t featuring a rectangular cut natural Emerald with rich Green color weighing 3.65 carats accented with 10 invisible set princess cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.70 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in a two-tone 14 karat gold setting. Retail $6,000-$9,000

IMI Action Arms UZI 9mm to .45 ACP. conversion kit. Complete, includes a new barrel, magazine adapter, bolt with recoil spring, two IMI 16-rd magazines and manual. Like new condition, bore is pristine. Comes in original factory hard case with cardboard sleeve.

Measures: 25"H X 20"W X 31"D. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

(1) Green Stone set in sterling silver, size 8; and (1) Unisex Turquoise set in sterling, size 9.

Break open type action rifle has no observed maker markings, has Ulm proof and other pre-WWII proof marks. Features 25.5" octagon barrel, dovetailed blade front & notch rear sights, double set triggers, narrow sling swivels, safety lever on tang (appears to be on safe when forward), under-lever opening, smooth steel buttplate. Smooth walnut splinter forend and checkered walnut butt stock with European style pancake cheek rest. Bore is bright. Retains 90% finish with blued barrel and case hardened receiver. Wood is very good with some losses to finish. Front swivel has some minor damage. Light tasteful scroll engraving on receiver and action parts. NRA Condition is Very Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Reproduction of the Remington 1875 Single Action Army revolver, chambered in .45 Colt and manufactured in Italy by Uberti. Imported by Taylor's &. Co. of Winchester, VA with the import information incorporated into a 'barrel address' type marking. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 7 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth wide trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with webbed housing, and two-piece vanished smooth wood grips. Revolver exhibits approximately 99% of it's original blued finish. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near fine. Comes in a non-matching box with cable lock and black nylon soft case. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'MK IV/Series'80' Semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in .380 Automatic. Manufactured 1986 in Hartford, CT. Features a blued finish, 2 3/4" barrel, fixed front sight, dovetailed rear window sight, serrated trigger, push button magazine release, factory 6-rd magazine, thumb safety, serrated round hammer spur and two piece Colt medallion checkered black plastic grips. Pistol exhibits slight edge wear Approximately 95% of the finish is intact overall. Action is crisp, bore is excellent/bright and grips are excellent. Comes with spare factory 6-rd magazine. (2) Total. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Croatian compact semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features 3" barrel, fixed sights in dovetails, white dot front night sight, white outline "U" shaped rear sight, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indication, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish; polymer frame. Night sight insert is bright. Slide Spider grip material has been put on the rear of slide. One 11 rd magazine with finger rest Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is very good. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, Red Gear black polymer holster, mag holder, Apex action enhancement trigger, two extended 15 rd magazines, and two 13 rd magazines, five magazines total. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

7 total from the Original Thunderbird Musuem in Albuquerque New Mexico from the F.O. Berquist Estate.

Double mounted, leather straps, Unmarked, In Fair Condition. And a pair of Nickeled Crockett Spurs with metal chain straps, maker marked shows wear.

Italian made (2001) single action six-shot revolver imported by Cimarron of Fredericksburg, Texas. Close copy of the Colt 1873 Single Action Army, chambered for .44-40. Features blued finish (with case colored frame, loading gate, hammer), 3 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, U notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted cylinder, ejector rod, thumb screw cylinder pin retaining screw . Cylinder numbered "5807" with matching number on loading gate. Overall condition is excellent with few signs of handling, bore is excellent, action is crisp, and the blue is very good with a couple of minor scratches. Includes a Cimarron factory box matching label, manual, & documents. In cardboard shipping box. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

featuring an oval cut Blue Sapphire framed with 54 Blue Sapphires and Diamonds with a total gem weight of approx. 3.00 carats set in 14 karat white gold setting, ring size 7.

3 Stones Set In Sterling Silver. Size 12.

#Q26358. Late second model, 1895 to 1908. Exposed hammer double-action revolver chambered in .38 S&W. Features a blued finish, 5" ribbed barrel, half moon blade front sight, notched rear sight, fluted five shot cylinder, smooth case hardened trigger, blued triggerguard, double top post barrel latch and fancy checkered black hard rubber grips with owl's head motif. (Facing front) Revolver exhibits approximately 30% of it's bright blue finish with handling wear to the straps, edge wear/scratches and scuffs with finish loss on the frame. Action performs well but the trigger does not return, needs to be pushed forward, star extractor works well, bore is fair, good rifling, some scattered patches of light pitting. Comes with period brown leather flap holster, the stitching on the rear seam has come loose. NRA Condition-Fair. C&R Firearm.

Rugged single action revolver features 6.5" barrel, adjustable sights, blued finish, smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Bore is excellent. Metal retains 70% finish with thinning, edge losses, some fading of color. Grips are good condition with handling wear. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. NRA Condition is Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

SN: 79-H24YY-000961. Turkish made. Features 28" barrels, low profile rib with brass bead, 3" chambers, , single extractor, , double triggers, sliding tang safety. Matte black finish, oil rubbed grade “A” walnut checkered stocks with straight wrist and solid recoil pad. Accepts screw-in chokes, IC and SK installed. Bores are excellent/bright. Shotgun is in like new condition. Comes in original factory box with matching label with owners manual, trigger lock and 3 additional chokes, M, IM and Full. Lop-14 3/4" to front trigger. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Set in sterling silver maker marked Silver Arrow on back, size 9

4 Dinner Knives, 4 salad forks, Serving Fork, 3 Dinner Knives, 4 Iced Tea spoons, 4 soup spoon, pickle fork, 5 regular spoons. Couple different patterns mainly Gorham Sterling English Gadroon , Eternally Yours and others. Weighs2.40lbs

Measures: 31"H X 14"W X 23"D. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Vintage semiautomatic pistol manufactured circa 1923. Features old re-blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips with embossed Colt banners and Rampant Colt logos, 3.75" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety/slide stop, grip safety, heel magazine release & reproduction magazine. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Metal surfaces retain about 98% re-finish, a couple of minor scratches. Colt markings are sharp. Rampant Colt on slide is shallow. Grips are overall very good condition with some smoothing of the Rampant Colts. NRA Condition-Very Good (reblued) C&R Firearm.

Vintage American made double barrel shotgun features 28" side by side barrels with fixed Full/IM chokes, blued finish on barrels, traces of case color on receiver. Internal hammer back lock action with sideplates, tang safety, double triggers, extractor, bead front sight. Walnut stocks are checkered, Prince of Wales grip, with 13" LoP to rear trigger, 13-7/8" to front trigger. 1.75" drop at comb, 3" at heel. Factory composite buttplate. Barrels show bright bores. Exterior shows some small areas of pitting and light patina in various places. Action possibly cleaned, smooth with spotting, much bright bare metal. Serial number matches on barrels, frame, and under forend. Wood is good solid condition with scratches and dings, sharp even depth to checkering. Action has snug lock-up. Screw heads show very little marring of slots, markings are generally readable. Top latch returns to center with action open, must be moved to allow closing. NRA Condition is Fair/Good++ *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Pre-ban. ZASTAVA KRAGUJEVAC M-90-Yugoslavian copy of the AK-47 rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. Very few of these rifles were imported to the United States.Semi automatic gas operated system with Adjustable Gas Block. Double stack bolt The original model designation scratched out with hand etched "M-90" over top. Features a blued finish, 16" chrome lined barrel, threaded with slant muzzle break, shrouded adjustable post front sight, adjustable tangent rear graduated sight, cleaning rod, steel under folding shoulder stock, sling points, safety selector switch, smooth trigger, grooved black polymer pistol grip and hardwood forearm, vented handguard. Rifle retains 98% matte blued finish with little wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent/bright, the wood stocks are fine. Correct brown leather sling attached. One black polymer 30-rd magazine. Also included are six polymer 30-rd magazines, (Pro-Mag, PMAG) two steel 30-rd magazines, one steel 10-rd magazine. (10) Total. Magpul black textured pistol grip with screw and a Ultimak 7 1/2" optics mount, complete. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Romanian military bolt action rifle modified to accept 22 long rifle ammunition. Barrel has been sleeved and the bolt modified, and a small ejector block installed in the receiver wall. British proofed. Top of barrel marked "BSA / 300 Springfield". Front sight has been ground down, and no rear sight is present. Latch and other small parts in the Mannlicher type magazine system for clip loading have been removed. Bore is bright and shiny. Metal shows a uniform dark brownish color faded blued finish, with cleaned patina on magazine. Wood is mostly good condition, with large chip broken out of side of front end. No hand guard. NRA Condition is Good++ as modified *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Manufactured 1929. Colt Official Police, 38 Special, 6-shot fluted cylinder, 4' round barrel, fixed sights,blued finish, hammer has polished sides, exposed ejector rod, checkered walnut grips with 'Rampant Colt' medallions. This well preserved Colt revolver has a very clean bright shiny bore, blue is about 90% with minor scratches,holster wear and the cylinder has some light scattered pitting, mechanically tight, cocks, indexes and functions flawlessly in both single and double action. Knurled trigger, the grips are excellent. All markings are crisp clear. A nice pre-war Official Police. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

and Diamond Ring featuring a vibrant emerald cut Blue Topaz weighing approx. 10.00 carats accented with 6 round cut side Diamonds weighing set in a 14 karat white gold setting, ring size 8.

The Canadian Centennial commemorative rifles and carbines were released in 1967 with total production at 90,301. 26" octagonal barrel. Commemorative lever action rifle for 1867-1967 100 year anniversary of Canada, polished blued finish, maple leafs engraved receiver, "Canadian Centennial 67" engraved on tang and "Canadian Centennial 1867-1967" engraved on right barrel flat, both highlighted in gold. Smooth walnut straight grip stock and forearm with steel cap, crescent steel buttplate. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, action is smooth and the finish and wood are overall excellent, the wood has a few very minor scratches. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Brown leather saddle bags very similar used by the US military they have "C" brands on them and cowhide patches . Also included with this lot is leather chain hobble unmarked both appear to be very old.

'Deluxe Model' Manufactured 2003-2004. Patterned after the Colt Lightning rifle. Slide action, 24' octagonal barrel with blade front, semi-buckhorn rear sights, full length tube magazine.10 rd capacity, high polish blue finish with case colored receiver. High gloss, fiddle grain checkered wood stock and pump grip. Bore is pristine, slide action is crisp/tight, wood is near excellent with a couple of minor scuffs on the grip. blue and case colors are about 98% with a small patch of patina with finish loss on the buttplate. Rifle has seen very little if any use. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Titled "Old Crow", by Native American artist Mary Margaret Hudgins. Signed lower left corner. Measures 4' by 3'.

SRC 'Saddle Ring Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1971. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, hooded blade/bead front sight, sporting rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, sling studs, two barrel bands, saddle ring, lever grip safety, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with checkered black plastic Winchester buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 70% finish, with moderate to heavy losses on receiver & tang, much dark original blue on barrel and mag tube. Receiver sides show some bare metal, much mottled brown or plum color with slightly scaly texture from patina or light pitting, with dark bluing retained in rear scallops. Wood is very good condition with minor scratches. Action is crisp/smooth. Condition is NRA Good+. Modern Firearm.

Grade I" Semiautomatic rifle made FN Herstal, Belgium for Browning Arms Co, St. Louis, Mo & Montreal P.Q.. Features take-down barrel, blued finish, checkered walnut butt & forend, 19" barrel, blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable sporting flip-up rear sight, magazine tube in butt, serrated steel buttplate, push button safety. Receiver is engraved with limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge patterns, receiver is grooved to mount an optics. Retains approximately 98% finish with little to no scratches, wood is excellent with high gloss and a few very minor scratches Bore is excellent. Manufactured 1964. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Bolt action rifle features: stainless steel construction, brown & tan laminate stock, 22" barrel, no provisions for sights, hinged floorplate, three position safety, Mauser style bolt release, sling swivel studs, factory solid rubber butt pad, scope rings attach to receiver dovetails. Rifle is almost like new with excellent bore, few signs of handling, several small scratches. Mounted with a Bausch & Lomb 3-9X40 scope with duplex reticle, clear view. Manufactured 1999. Condition is NRA Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American made double action revolver, built on the frame typically used for .41 caliber revolvers, rare to find this model in 32 WCF (aka 32-20). Probably one of the last of this model with the original counter-clockwise rotation, before the changeover to clockwise rotation. Features blued finish, 6" barrel, fixed sights, checkered "Rampant Colt" hard rubber grips. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Exterior retains 95% coverage of a high quality re-blue, with some erosion to markings, slight losses to some original contours. Cylinder latch numbered "976". Hammer and trigger show bright blue with polished bare metal sides. Grips are good with rubbing wear, some smoothing. Cylinder can rotate with trigger at rest, locks up tight with hammer cocked. Includes vintage styled fitted wood carry case with metal reinforced corners, French fitted red velvet inlay, stenciled "A.W.B." on lid. NRA Condition is Very Good (as refinished) *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

The 'Black Diamond' Semiautomatic rimfire rifle. Black Diamond (BD) rifle was produced from 1978 to 1987. During this period, approximately 56,000 made. Features blued finish, black polymer stock, 19.5" barrel, large blade front sight, adjustable rear sights, manual tang safety, tube magazine in butt, grooved trigger, plastic trigger guard and integral scope base machined into receiver. Black diamond inlays instead of the traditional white. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal finish has some minor scratches,mostly on the receiver, polymer stock is overall very good with scattered scratches/scuffs. Manufactured 1982. NRA Condition-Near Very Good.. Modern Firearm.

Measures: 54"H X 28"W x 34"D. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

American made semi-automatic rimfire take-down rifle circa 2012. Features18.5" stainless steel barrel black, bead blade front sight and flip-up adjustable rear sight, sling studs on stock, push button manual safety, 10 rd detachable box magazine, brushed stainless receiver with scope rail installed. Tan Tapco polymer stock, ergonomic grip, adjustable buttstock, Picatinny accessories via ergonomic grip, adjustable buttstock and Picatinny rail over barrel. Bore is excellent/bright, metal finish and stock are excellent. Comes with Ruger black nylon carry case with owners manual, locks and black nylon sling. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

(1)Traditional Navajo Wedding design measures 12" in diameter in good condition some fading.` (1)Small Basketry Bowl with faded design measures 5"x5"

High quality bolt action rifle manufactured in West Germany by J.P. Sauer & Sohn from 1961 to 1973. . Features high polish blued finish, 24" sightless tapered barrel, six lug bolt, manual thumb safety on right side of bolt shroud, hinged floorplate, serrated trigger. Stock is Monte Carlo styled with contrasting grip cap & forend tip, contrasting diamond inset on grip cap, curved grip, high combed right hand cheek piece, checkered panels at wrist & forend, Weatherby ventilated rubber recoil pad, sling studs. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 96% blue with minor scratches/rubs on the barrel. Stock is overall very good/sound with some scratches/dings. Mounted with a very good condition Weaver V12 4X-12X scope, duplex reticle using two piece Weaver rings, clear view. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Apache Black, manufactured 1962-84. Chrome plated barrel, and receiver. Black polymer/nylon, checkered, pistol-grip stock. White diamond and white spacers on caps, and butt plate. 19.5" barrel, with adjustable open sights. Bore is excellent/bright, Light-weight at 4 lbs. magazine fed by a 14-rd tubular magazine located in the stock. Chrome finish is very good, with some slight scratches present. Stock is very good, with minor scratches/scuffs present. Action is smooth/tight. Manufactured 1969. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

The 'Black Diamond' Semiautomatic rimfire rifle. Black Diamond (BD) rifle was produced from 1978 to 1987. During this period, approximately 56,000 made. Features blued finish, black polymer stock, 19.5" barrel, large blade front sight, adjustable rear sights, manual tang safety, tube magazine in butt, grooved trigger, plastic trigger guard and integral scope base machined into receiver. Black diamond inlays instead of the traditional white. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal finish has some minor scratches,scattered light pitting on the receiver, polymer stock is overall very good with scattered scratches/scuffs. Manufactured 1983. NRA Condition-Good. Modern Firearm.

Spanish military bolt action rifle dated 1929, imported by Samco, Miami FL. Features 22" barrel, blued finish, wood stock & handguard, protected blade front & tangent rear sights, manual safety, side mounted sling swivels, turned down bolt handle, cleaning rod, bayonet lug. Bore is fair condition, dark and pitted with strong rifling. Retains 85% refinish, fading and with edge losses. Stock is good overall, some shrinkage at butt plate, with dings & dents. Bolt number matches receiver. Receiver ring scrubbed, no crest. Condition is NRA Good++ as refinished *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

The first has some fading and measures 11" diameter by 2" tall. The second is deeper, measuring 11 1/2" diamter by 3" tall and was probably made by the Ute Indians for the Navajo circa 1970.

Pine constructed bar with two wood chairs with leather seats and storage back bar and dry sink with two drawers. Base has cast iron accents in like new condition. Front bar 77"L by 43"T by 27"D; Back bar 79"T by 46" W by 14" D; Chairs 47"X24". LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Measures 6 1/2" end to end. 18 small cut diamonds. Stamped Italy.

from the Original Thunderbird Musuem in Albuquerque New Mexico from the F.O. Berquist Estate.

***INERT*** 1) Blue colored 5" practice projectile used primarily on U.S. naval warships. 21 1/2" tall X 5" Dia. 4 1/2" Steel cone. No discernable markings. Wt. approx. 50Lbs. Rust, scrapes and dings throughout. 2) 106mm practice round for M40 Recoilless Rifle. Canister marked, "C654 106MM CARTIDGE, M368 DRILL, INERT, F.A. DESIGN. A. LOT F.A. - 1 -3 FF 8376 1959. Round marked, " 106 DRILL INERT CART. M368. Shell head stamped, "M.W. - 1 - 64 1956 106MM T75. Good to very good condition.

Entitled "Family", by William "Bill" Eugene Rabbit (1946-2012). Measures 37" x 25" in blonde wood frame. Painting measures 35 1/2" by 23 1/2". Rabbit was born in Wyoming on Dec. 3, 1946, and grew up in Pryor. He won numerous awards during the 30-plus years he worked as an artist. For nearly 20 years he worked in partnership with his daughter Traci, who is also an accomplished artist. They shared a studio in Pryor. In 2011, the Cherokee Nation named him a National Treasure for his artistry and for preserving Cherokee culture through his artwork. Signed lower right corner. De-accessioned from the permanent collection at Phippen Museum, Prescott, AZ.

American made compact semiautomatic pistol by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features approx 3.2" barrel, fixed sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, slim grip with single stack magazines. All black finish. Bore is excellent/bright condition. Overall external condition is Excellent, with very minor signs of handling. Includes original "Blue Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, spare factory 6-rd magazine. (2) Total. Condition is NRA Excellent, Like New. Modern Firearm.

including Palmolive, Trinidad Country Club, Hopalong Cassidy Coin,Hart & Greg Coin, The Fair, E&M Ceramics, and a NAZI Brad Token.

Canadian made rimfire bolt action rifle. Features stainless steel construction, tan & brown laminated wood thumbhole stock with vented forend & right hand cheekpiece, 21" barrel with 1:9 twist, manual safety, trigger safety, no sights, Weaver type two piece scope bases mounting a Sight Mark CORE HX 6-24x50mm AO VHR scope with adjustable objective, solid rubber butt pad. Three holes along bottom of stock where sling studs were removed. Bore is pristine. Overall excellent with pristine bore and few handling marks. Scope is excellent, with clear view. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

By Navajo artist Robert Becenti, Jr., titled '"Untouchable", A Time to Dance.'

Framed missing part of it. 13.5"x17.5

Early production single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured 1965. Features a blued finish, 4.75" tapered barrel, patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated wide chrome trigger, manual safety/bolt hold open lever on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, 9 round magazine with chrome plated floorplate and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with black/silver Ruger medallion on the left panel. Pistol exhibits approximately 70% of it's original blued finish with handling wear, scratches, action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the plastic grips are very good. Comes with spare after market magazine, 2 total. NRA Condition-Good++. C&R Firearm.

Single-Action Army. 6 rd capacity. 3rd Generation. Manufactured 1977. 5.5" barrel with front blade, and top strap notched rear sight. Blued metal finish, with case-hardened frame. One line Colt Address on top of barrel. Side stamped "Colt Single Action Army .357 Magnum. 2 line patent dates, with Rampant Colt on left frame. Checkered black hard rubber grips with Rampant Colts, and American Eagles. Cylinder indexes properly, and hammer locks up tight. blue is about 90% with minor edge wear/scratches, some scuffs on the left barrel and ejector rod housing & slight tracking on the the cylinder, case colors are vivid. Charge holes are excellent. Bore is excellent/bright. Grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern firearm.

***INERT*** 1) Wooden practice artillery round used in 3" cannon/50 Cal. Shell case head stamped, "329486 GFJ V.M.C. 1944 3" DUMMY CARTIDGE MK6 50CAL". These dummy cartridges were primarily used for training on the 3-inch/50 caliber gun. These guns were a common type of naval gun found on US Navy warships, especially during World War II. The dummy rounds were used to practice loading, handling, and firing procedures without using live ammunition, very good condition. 2) 90MM Display Round. Shell case head stamped, "90MM T24B1 LOT - FA - 16 - 4 1957. Projectile and shell case appear to be repainted. Good condition.

Semiautomatic rimfire rifle. Barrel code dated 1986. Features blued finish, "Mohawk Brown" polymer stock, 19.5" blue barrel, large blade front sight, adjustable rear sight, sliding tang safety, tube magazine in butt, grooved trigger, plastic trigger guard and integral scope base machined into receiver. Bore is pristine. Retains about 98% finish on blue finish with minor scratches, stock is near excellent with very light scratches. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Made of 10k gold and sterling silver with turquoise colored enamel accents. Design is a flaming arrow through the back closure and wings with a face on either side of watch face.

'Schmidt–Rubin' Swiss military straight pull bolt action rifle. No importer markings observed. Manufactured circa 1952. Features blued finish, wood semi pistol grip stock, 25" barrel, bayonet lug, stacking hook, blade front sight inside protective ears, tangent rear sight, sling swivels, detachable magazine, manual safety, "beer barrel" shaped aluminum bolt knob. Bore is bright. Retains 85% coverage of blued finish, showing edge losses & handling marks, fading and thinning on receiver. Bolt assembly is mostly bright polished, some blued pieces, overall in very good condition. Stock is good to very good condition, with small dents and scratches, finish loss and minor erosion at butt next to buttplate. Numbers match on barrel, bolt, magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Semi-automatic, single-action trigger. 13+1 capacity. Manufactured by Fegarmy Arms factory in Hungary. An almost exact copy of the Browning Hi-power pistol. manufactured 1980-2011. Recoil operated. Frame mounted safety. Fixed open, 3-dot sights. 7.8" overall. 4.65": stainless steel, ramped barrel. Polished blue steel finish, with black plastic checkered grips. Imported by K.B.I. PA. , marked on the left frame. Comes with two 13-rd magazines and a military/police Chinese made black leather flap holster. Slide action is smooth/tight. Bore is excellent/bright. Blued metal finish is about 97%, with some minor scratches. Grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

"featherweight" Double barrel side lock shotgun marked "L.C. Smith" on side plates, manufactured circa 1912-1950. Features 28" blued "Armor Steel" barrels (choked IM/Full), right barrel marked "L.C. Smith-12 Ga.-Field-Fulton, NY", matching serial number on watertable and barrels, watertable and barrels also stamped "Field" and "FW" (featherweight) low matted rib with brass bead front sight, case color action with removable side plates, double triggers, tang safety, top lever, single extractor, walnut stocks with smooth splinter forend & semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth black plastic or composition grip cap, unmarked smooth black plastic or composition buttplate. Shotgun has been professionally restored. Bores are very good. Retains about 94% original blued finish on barrels, with a couple of spots of light pitting on the lower right barrel, some muzzle/handling wear. original casehardened action is about 90% with handling loss on the tang, bottom metal. Wood is overall very good, no cracks, some scratches, scuffs and finish loss, mostly to the shoulder stock LOP is 14"' to the front trigger. FWS prefix 1946-1950. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

by Prescott, Arizona artist Scott Baker. Scott is known for his fine acrylic western & landscape works. Giclee is nicely framed. Image size measures 17.5" x 13.5". Condition is very good.

Striker fired safe-action semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson. Manufactured in Austria circa 2013. Features a satin black finished slide, 3.43" barrel with polygonal rifling, polymer sights with white dot front & dovetailed white outlined square notch rear, integrated trigger safety, push button magazine release, 9 round OEM magazine with Pearce Grip finger rest floorplate, aftermarket slide cover plate with pocket/belt clip attachment, and durable black polymer frame with textured finger groove grip. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, spent case, cleaning tools, spare OEM magazine, and speed loader. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing minor edge wear and scattered scratches/scuffs. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is excellent. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

By Mary Morez (1946-2004), entitled "Laughing Sunflowers". Born in Tuba City, Arizona as a member of the Navajo nation, Mary Morez led most of her life in Phoenix, where she became an illustrator, fashion designer, painter, graphic artist, draftsman and museum curator. After attending Phoenix Indian School, she enrolled in the Maricopa Technical College and the Ray Vogue School of Art in Chicago. She also studied in Tucson at the University of Arizona, which she attended in 1960 on a summer scholarship from the Southwest Indian Art Project. As an illustrator, she was published in the "Navajo Times", "The New Mexico Review" and the "Legislative Journal". She also did commercial artwork for the Phoenix Indian Center, Native American Film Festival, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and jackets for Canyon Records. Measures 21" x 25" in brown wood frame; artwork measures 15" x 19". De-accessioned from the permanent collection at Phippen Museum, Prescott, AZ.

Older basket, 7" diameter, 4" tall. Natural, brown and red colors.

Austrian semiautomatic pistol, imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features approx 3.25" barrel, fixed sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, slim grip with single stack magazines. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original "Blue Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, spare magazine (total of 2 mags), mag loader. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. Modern Firearm.

German semiautomatic pistol imported by Interarms of Alexandria VA. Manufactured 1968-77. This one 1970. Features blued finish, checkered walnut grips, slide mounted safety, fixed sights (rear in dovetail), detachable magazine with heel style release. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 99% finish with a couple of very light scratches. Serial number matched on slide/frame. Grips are excellent, action is smooth. Includes factory box with manual, paperwork, cleaning brush, test target and one finger rest magazine marked "Mauser". Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

"Model 8301" American made bolt-action rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Features a 22" blued barrel with raised green fiber optic front sight, rear sight base in barrel dovetail (sight blade removed). tang safety, receiver dovetails, 10 rd detachable box magazine, black synthetic stock with textured fore end and wrist, blued sling swivels, plastic red Ruger logo grip cap,smooth accu-trigger, Bore is excellent but a little dirty. Metal retains 99% of its finish. Stock is excellent. Includes a BSA "Sweet 22" 3-9x40 scope with adjustable objective lens, duplex reticle, threaded metal lens caps, clear optics.. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Measures: 33"W x 43"H x 26"D. Local pickup or buyer must make shipping arrangements.

'The Sportsmaster' Vintage tube-fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long & Long Rifle, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1936-1940. Features a blued finish, 24” barrel, 15 round tube magazine, blade/bead front sight with post insert, adjustable rear sporting sight, smooth trigger stamped steel trigger guard, turned-down swept back bolt handle, two-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt and smooth walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate. Blue has dulled with age, about 80% with handling wear, chamber is turning a brown patina, action is sound, the bore is good/bright and the wood stock is sound with minor scratches/scuffs and a lot of finish loss from handling. Date code DF. (1937) Condition is NRA Good as C&R Firearm.

American made semi-auto blued pistol chambered for .22 long rifle ammunition, manufactured circa 1969. It has 6" tapered barrel, partridge front sight, dovetailed rear notch sight, silver tone serrated trigger, checkered black plastic grips with black/silver Ruger medallion on left panel, manual safety (also serves as manual bolt hold open), heel mag release. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 95% blued finish with minor scratches. Grips are excellent. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

American made semi-auto blued pistol chambered for .22 long rifle ammunition, manufactured circa 1978. It has 6" tapered barrel, partridge front sight, dovetailed rear notch sight, silver tone serrated trigger, checkered wood grips with black/silver Ruger medallion on right panel, manual safety (also serves as manual bolt hold open), heel mag release. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 75% blued finish with edge losses, handling wear, losses on backstrap and scattered patches of light pitting on the left receiver. Grips are very good. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Good. Modern Firearm.

The Ruger No. 1-V (Varminter) model is a single-shot, falling-block rifle known for its accuracy and features designed for varmint hunting. Manufactured 1978, first year of production of the V-1 model. Single-shot, falling block action, 26" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights,1"rings installed on two bases, tang safety, highly figured American walnut stock and forearm with with fine checkered wrist and forearm, steel Ruger grip cap, sling swivel studs and factory red rubber recoil pad. Bore inspected by Accuracy Speaks, his findings are that it is like new / fired very few times. Action is smooth, blue is about 97% with very minor scratches and the wood is excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

"Vetterli-Vitali" Antique Italian military bolt action rifle features approx 34" barrel, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, blade front & adjustable rear sights, non-detachable box magazine, sling swivels. Bore is fair condition, dark and pitted, with strong rifling. Finish is mostly a brown patina color, with edge losses, some original bluing color remaining on barrel. Wood is very good condition with dents. Stock stamped to match serial number. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

Limited edition of 5,000 stainless steel Ruger Standard Model pistols produced in 1982. Produced to commemorate the end of the original Ruger Standard model's production run. "1 of 5000" stamped on the right side of the barrel. Bill Rugers' signature is engraved on top of receiver. Semiautomatic rimfire pistol features stainless steel construction, blued wide, serrated trigger, 4.1/2" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel magazine release, checkered black plastic grips with red & silver Ruger medallion on the right panel. Condition is like new, few signs of handling, bore is excellent/bright. Comes with original Ruger red factory box with manual, contained in wooden box with sliding lid with Ruger emblem on top. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage bottom ejecting slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 gauge shells, manufactured in Ithaca, NY circa 1943. Features 24" full choke barrel with adjustable Poly-Choke installed, roll stamped game bird scenes on the receiver, single action bar, checkered walnut slide handle pistol grip shoulder stock. Black plastic buttplate and grip cap. Bore is very good condition. Shotgun retains about 50% of its original blued finish showing carry wear on the bottom of the receiver, friction wear of the tube, handling wear on the lower barrel, edge wear and scratches. Wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/dings. Slide action is smooth. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

High quality stainless steel single action semi-automatic 1911A1 platform pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a matte black finish with brush polished flats, 5" mach grade barrel, match grade barrel bushing, full length guide rod, dovetailed Meprolight night dot front sight, adjustable square notch rear, fore & aft cocking serrations on the slide, custom adjustable trigger with slight curve, skeletonized hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety, push button magazine release, Kimber 8 round magazine, 30 lpi knurled front strap, knurled mainspring housing and checkered, diamond grips with custom screws. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, two spare Kimber magazines (3 total), smooth wood grip and checkered black plastic grips with screws, Fobus black polymer paddle holster and chamber flag. Pistol is in like new condition. Action is crisp with a light trigger pull, the bore is excellent/bright and the grips are fine. Condition is NRA Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm

(1) Mountain scene signed lower corner measures 9"x7"; (1) Sun and cactus Scene 9"x7"; (1) Kachina Dancer 9.5"x8"; (1) Navajo Yei signed 9.5x7.5".

American made double-action semi automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, frame manufactured in Italy (Z in serial number). Features a matte finished stainless steel slide with integral front sight, 5" stainless steel barrel, dovetailed LPA rear window sight, ambidextrous thumb safety/decocker, alloy frame with serrated grip straps, push button magazine release, Two 15 round factory magazines, and Hogue black rubber, pebbled one-piece grips. Lanyard loop in heel. Pistol exhibits wear on the alloy frame Action is tight, bore is excellent/bright, grips are excellent. Comes with Beretta hard case and two 10-rd magazines. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Modern Firearm

5 Gold Tone; 2 Silver And Gold Tone.

This is probably the most rare Ruger 10/22 ever made. 18.5-inch, round barrel with a 1:16-inch twist rate with blade/bead front and flip adjustable u-notch rear sight, factory scope base installed on receiver. These are very rare, introduced in 1966. only made for a couple of years (this one made in 1967). According to the book RUGER AND HIS GUNS there were less than 500 of these made, and that is out of millions of 10/22 rifles. Gun has a finger groove 'beavertail' forend , high comb Monte Carlo walnut stock, with factory hand checkering at wrist and forearm, pushbutton safety, sling swivels, factory grip cap and buttplate. travel adjustable trigger Bore is excellent/bright, blue finish and wood are excellent with the exception of a couple of small chips on the trigger. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

This is a Turnbull Restoration Manufactured circa 1995. Consignor states Doug Turnbull, his brother-in-law, used this rifle in his display at the 1995 NRA annual convention in Phoenix, Arizona. Lever action rimfire rifle features blued finish, case colored receiver and lever nicely figured walnut forend & stock with fine point checkered panels on wrist and forearm, checkered black plastic Winchester buttplate, 20" barrel, full length magazine tube under barrel, hooded blade/bead front & sporting rear sights. Bore is excellent bright condition. Overall condition is excellent. Wood is excellent with sharp checkering. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

lever-action sporting rifle. Produced from 1984 to 1998. This model is essentially the same as the Sporter version, but with a crossbolt safety added. 22' barrel with hooded blade/bead front and adjustable rear sporting sights, blue finish, tube magazine, smooth walnut stock and forearm with curved lever/wrist, steel fore cap, sling swivel studs, solid Marlin recoil pad, grip cap. Bore is excellent/bright, lever-action is smooth, blue is about 98% and the wood is very good with some minor scratches. "JM" marked barrel and Marlin "Bullseye inletted on underside of stock. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Maker marked. Seat measures 14 1/4". Smooth brown leather with stamp design and squared skirt.

Depicting a dancer at Santo Domingo annual Aug 4 corn dance. Stamped "Estate of Paul Coze". During years of art training, an increasing fascination with cowboys and Native Americans led to four museum-sponsored anthropological expeditions to western Canada (1928-1932) and a book, Mœurs et histoire des Peaux-Rouges (1928, with Rene Thévenin). Many of Coze's hundreds of collected artifacts now reside at the Royal Alberta Museum. He led expeditions to North America while studying in Paris, and the connections he developed led to his becoming an adopted member of seven tribes. He later immigrated to the U.S. and lived in Los Angeles, working as a technical consultant for films, before moving to Phoenix, opening a school and studio, and turning his focus to art. Coze’s public artwork in Phoenix included murals at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum and another mural (since removed) at the City Council chambers, along with a phoenix sculpture at the Town & Country shopping center on Camelback Road. This watercolor is matted and framed; artwork measures 11" x 8 1/4". Condition is a little rough, commensurate with age.

From the collection of prominent author/expert Larry Shelton who collected California Gold Rush items such as guns, knives, antiques, etc. Includes over 35 interesting paper items, such as a rodeo ticket for Jack Case Rodeo, a Henry Squires Catalog, N.Y., circa 19th Century, 1908 Browning Bros. receipt, 19th & 20th Century photos, 1900's tax returns.

British "Bulldog" revolver chambered . .405 CF. 3 1/2" octagonal barrel marked "Steel". Circa 1880's. Pre 1905 small Birmingham proof marks on barrel, frame and cylinder. Double-action, one piece checkered wood grips, left frame stamped "C 405", lanyard ring in butt. Action is smooth/tight, bore has strong rifling, some very light scattered pin-prick pitting, blue is about 10% in protected areas with the rest turned a brown/gray molted patina, grips are very good, sharp checkering. Comes with it's period brown leather flap holster, missing the retaining strap, scuffed but overall sound. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm. .

'Short Frame' Austrian made sub-compact safe-action semi-automatic pistol imported by Glock, Smyrna GA. Features a black finished slide, 3.3" barrel, front dot, rear white outline night sights, trigger safety, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, black polymer frame with textured finger groove grip. Pistol has seen little use Like new. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the polymer is fine. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, (2) spare magazine (3 total), and magazine loader. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Various makers and styles.

Measures: 32"H X 14"W 20"D. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Winchester's first commercially available semi-automatic rifle. It was introduced in 1903. Vintage semiautomatic rimfire rifle, first year of production, manufactured circa 1903. Features reblued finish, wood forend with steel nose cap, wood butt with checkered pistol grip, steel semi-crescent buttplate, 20" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, adjustable rear sight, magazine tube in butt, manual safety, takedown screw at receiver rear. Rod in forearm, plunge to charge. Bore has rifling present with scattered patches of light pitting. Metal surfaces show scattered light pitting under the reblued finish. Markings are clear. Numbers on receiver & trigger group match. Wood is overall very good, with a couple of light dents. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Good/Refinished. C&R Firearm.

Late Edo period (1800~1849). Yoroi Bitsu brown lacquered samurai armor storage box with iron handles and fittings, lock but no key. Measures 20 1/2"-H, 15 1/4"-W. Overall very good condition, intact with some scuffs, separation in the wood lid but sound, some minor damage to the reinforcing bands. No Tomobako marks or family crests. Contains pieces of Samurai armor including a iron Menpo (Face guard), half mask called the Hanbo, missing the tare (throat guard). and nose guard. features fierce expression exposed teeth, wrinkles, cord and Kabuto attachments intact. Black lacquered interior, Okegawa-do (barrel-side) style front and back breast plates consisting of nine overlapping, horizontal riveted iron plates in front plate and seven in the back plate, hinged on the left side, lacquered brown leather interiors, some separation but complete. The top and underarm plates are leather covered with floral designs and Japanese writing. The brown and black lacquered lame, iron plates for the kusazuri, (Skirt-like hip guards) and the Sode (Shoulder guards) are included. Originated in the Sengoku period, it continued to be used and refined during the Edo period. The above listed pieces are separated due to the laces deterioration of the lacing. Appears complete, needs restoration.

Striker fired double-action-only semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto. Manufactured in Worcester, MA. Features a satin finished stainless steel slide, 2.5" barrel with polygonal rifling, dovetailed white outlined tritium dot front sight, dovetailed combat rear sight with white bar, smooth curved trigger, serrated push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine and black polymer frame with textured grip. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, three spare 6 round OEM magazines, and two 7 round OEM magazines with extended baseplates. Also includes a Ritchie Leather black leather OWB holster, a De Santis 111 suede IWB holster, and a Milt sparks PCH-M brown leather pocket magazine carrier. Pistol exhibits contact wear on the barrel hood with no other wear observed. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

The larger measures 22 1/2" tall by 19" wide. The smaller is 16" tall by 17 1/2" wide.

Double-action semi-automatic. 7+1 capacity. Export version of the Hungarian Military Pa-63 pistol. These pistols were manufactured by FEG in Budapest, Hungary from 1992 to 2003 . Imported by Kassnar , Harrisburg, Pa. Marked on the right side of the frame. 3.94" barrel, 7.05" overall. Double/single action. Blowback. Slide mounted safety/decocking lever. Fixed sights. serrated trigger. Steel slide, with aluminum alloy frame. Blued metal finish-to slide. Black plastic checkered grips. Action is smooth/tight, bore is excellent/bright. grips are excellent. Blued finish is excellent with a couple of very minor scratches. Comes in the original factory box, with suede holster and owners manual. Matching serial numbers. One magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

SN: 26693. 20X, 25" length, fine crosshair, both lens caps and mounts. Clear glass.

(1) Route 66 Buckle set in sterling (1) Cross themed buckle all sterling with bone and turquoise

"Boys Rifle". NVSN Single shot rolling block rimfire rifle manufactured circa 1903-1941. Features blued finish, 18" barrel, blade front sight, notch rear sight, takedown screw under receiver, plain wood forend, wood shoulder stock with straight grip, curved metal buttplate. Bore is dark, rough with pitting, visible rifling throughout. Finish is nearly full coverage, mostly patina brown on barrel, mottled grays elsewhere, generally smooth textured. Wood is good condition, dented and scratched with finish losses. Markings are sharp, readable. Condition is NRA Fair. C&R Firearm.

(1) Large flat back kachina signed on bottom, Vincent Seckletstewa, Hopi, 2011. Measures 17" tall x 5" wide. (4) Carved, painted, modern curved kachinas, unsigned. Measure 13" tall x 6" wide.

Japanese/samurai black lacquer armor chest. Measures 24 1/2"-L, 15 3/4"-W and 13 3/4"-H. brown lacquered interior with paper tag inside thl with Japanese writing in red. Contains a pair of Haidate (Thigh Guards) Edo period. Floral design white borders, black woven material. lacquered metal plates held in place by chain mail stitched to the material. Intact with some damage to the material. A pair of Japanese Samurai Armor Edo period Kote Iron Arm/hand Guards consisting of 24 small lacquered vertical metal plates attached to chain mail sewn to black mesh green silk material, five long plates on the forearm and metal handguards. Overall good/intact with Deterioration to the silk. A pair of Edo period similar to the above attached to black material with white toned floral designs. Missing the left handguard, and a pair of chain mail Kote with Paulownia (kiri) leaf crests on upper sleeves and handguards, also known as the Kiri-mon Crest, holds deep significance in Japanese culture, particularly for samurai families and those associated with leadership, nobility and high status. Historically, the Paulownia Seal was initially the private symbol of the Japanese Imperial Family, it was viewed as the second noblest crest after the Chrysanthemum Seal, Emperors granted the Paulownia Crest to samurai and other powerful individuals as a mark of honor and distinction, symbolizing their loyalty and noble lineage. Also Samurai clans adopted the paulownia crest as part of their family emblems (kamon). The paulownia crest is particularly associated with Toyotomi Hideyoshi, one of Japan's most prominent unifiers, who adopted it as his family crest. Kote also has 10 metal symbols including the Hoshi (Star), three Tomoe, etc. Hinged top plate, green silk backing with floral designs. Overall very good condition.

Hammer fired secure-action semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto. Manufactured in Mayodan, NC circa 2021 and subsequently upgraded with several M*Carbo parts. Features a black oxide finished slide with fore/aft cocking serrations & cocking tabs on the rear, black oxide finished 2.8" barrel, M*Carbo stainless guide rod & extra power recoil spring, dovetailed tritium front sight with white outline, dovetailed large ‘U’ notch rear sight with serrations, M*Carbo heavy-duty takedown pin, M*Carbo short stroke flat trigger with integrated blade safety, reversible push button magazine release, 10 round factory magazine with finger rest floorplate, and black glass-filled nylon frame with textured grip. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents, lock, factory pocket holster, an additional 10 round OEM magazine, and two 12 round OEM magazines. Also Includes a Tulster kydex IWB holster, a De Santis 106 suede IWB holster, and a Ruger molle magazine pouch. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing minor holster wear, light contact wear on the barrel hood, and some pin prick pitting on the extractor. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the polymer is very good with some scratches/scuffs. Condition is NRA Very Good++ ***Modern Firearm***

Wurfflein made for Chas Curry San Francisco. Heavy barrel, 1/2 stock plains rifle. Double set triggers, octagon barrel measuring 30 1/2" and approximately 48-52 caliber rifled. Also 1 1/16 across the center of muzzle about 46" overall with high quality stuck that has been professionally refinished. Large buckhorn rear sight in correct positions. Works well. Metal surfaces show a dark patina with minor pitting and erosion. Well marked, from the Larry Shelton Estate collection noted expert, author and collector. Born in Ireland and operating in Philadelphia from 1837 to 1852, Charles Curry sold arms in San Francisco from 1852 until his death in 1863. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Includes one labeled Anasazi Ax, Cave Onyx, Otero Co., New Mexico.

#C302578. S&W M&P 2" Post War C prefix Pre Model 10. Manufactured 1954-1956. D/A built on a square butt K frame with 5 screws, 2 inch pinned barrel, serrated trigger, blue finish with case colored trigger & hammer, correct 4 line address on left frame, S&W trademark on sideplate and two line S&W & caliber marking on the left barrel. (Correct for the the 2 inch variation) Serial number matches on the butt, cylinder & barrel. Vintage Franzite faux grips. Bore is excellent/bright, action is crisp/smooth, blue is about 85% with muzzle wear, tracking on the cylinder and some handling wear on the straps. Case colors are mostly there. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

"Eastern Carbine" Antique lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1894, first year of production. Features a re-blued finish, 20" round barrel, This is a smokeless powder barrel, Winchester used these barrels first in 1895, the carbine has been rebarreled at some point, possibly by the factory, full-length tube magazine, early soldered base with "Sheard" pinned blade front sight , "D.W. King" rear buckhorn sporting sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, smooth walnut forend with barrel band, and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate, sling swivels. Standard Winchester markings are clear. Rifle retains most of the old re-blued finish with some very minor rubs/scratches. Action is sound, the bore is overall good with strong rifling, scattered very light pitting and the walnut stocks are good, have been lightly sanded. There is a 3" hairline crack on the left wrist. NRA Condition-Good/Refinished. Antique Firearm.

Depicting Lindbergh New York and Paris measures 54"x20". Charles Lindbergh, born in 1902, was an American aviator, author, inventor, and explorer who gained worldwide fame for his solo, non-stop flight across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927. He was also a controversial figure due to his political views and involvement in eugenics.

Pistol Caliber Carbine. Semiautomatic rifle chambered in the popular 9x19mm Luger cartridge. Features matte black finish, black polymer Magpul grip and adjustable collapsing stock, MLOCK compatible ventilated handguard, 16" barrel with threaded muzzle and thread protector cap, Picatinny rail on top of receiver and short segment on top of handguard, push button safety, charging handle on left side (can be moved to right side), magazine well is compatible with Glock type magazines. Magazine well insert can be swapped out with another (provided) that accepts Ruger SR9 type mags. Overall condition is line new, in original factory box. Includes two 31-rd mags, one 17-rd mag, manual, factory sling, small assortment of aftermarket upgrade parts including a flat trigger (all in original packaging, not installed), a set of Ruger polymer flip up sights, the SR9 magazine well insert and one SR9 magazine. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new *** Modern Firearm ***

set in sterling silver marked "DM"

Double-stack, single action semi-automatic 1911 style compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Troy, AL by Kimber. Features a KimPro silver finished tri-top stainless slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, fluted 4.09” stainless barrel with deep cut 20 degree crown, dovetailed serrated partridge front sight with red fiber-optic rod, Holosun HE407K-GR green dot sight mounted with optics plate that also includes an adjustable rear sight, serrated curved trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, serrated extended thumb safety on the left side of the slide, pinned upswept grip safety, KimPro silver finished 7075 aluminum with integrated cross-hatch textured frontstrap & beveled magazine well, push button magazine release (reversible to left or right side), OEM 18 round magazine, and Kimber green/black high cross-hatch textured G10 grips. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents, pistol case, optics cover plate, OEM sights, OEM grips, two OEM 15 round magazine and a Canik 18 round magazine (said to feed but not back the slide). Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing light holster wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, the optics are clear with a 6 MOA reticle and the G10 grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

Unique & discreet single action single-shot pistol chambered in .22 Magnum and folds to the size of a stack of credit cards. Features steel & aluminum construction with a Sniper Grey finish, 2 ½” tip-up barrel with full-length grooved sight, linear hammer with cocking tabs on the rear, curved trigger, and smooth grip with 3 round storage compartment & lanyard loop. Includes the original factory cardboard box with outer sleeve, documents, lock, and spent case. Also includes a black finished .22 Long Rifle conversion barrel with tin case. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish and shows no signs of use. The action is mechanically sound and the bore is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Navajo Coral Necklace and sterling beads; (1) Navajo 3 Strand turquoise necklace accented with coral; (1) Coin Necklace with Guatemala coins with orange glass beads.

Johnny Tso Yazzie (1945-2021) was a Navajo Artist and resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Yazzie was a major contributor to the popularity and growth of contemporary Native American painting. He received his education at the Tuba City Boarding School and later the Sherman Institute in Riverside, California. Later, Johnny Yazzie moved to Santa Fe where he attended the Institute of American Indian Arts and College of Santa Fe. This painting depicts an indian on horseback in snow leading the tribe. Measures 20" x 23 1/2", in wood frame measures 23" x 27 1/2'. Signed lower right corner.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for rare .22 Rem Special (.22 WRF), 24 inch octagon barrel . Manufactured 1913. Features a blued finish, 24" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, 2/3 length tube magazine, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, push button safety, take-down steel receiver, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth curved grip shoulder stock with crescent steel butt plate. Bore is fair to good, somewhat bright with good rifling, some light scattered pitting. slide action is smooth, blue has dulled but mostly all there with handling/edge wear, scattered areas of very light pitting. Wood is very good/sound, minor scratches, some finish loss. Markings are generally crisp. NRA condition-Good. C&R firearm

940 Pro Tactical 8-shot auto-loading shotgun, optic-ready receiver; oversized controls, adjustable stock, 18.5-inch barrel with interchangeable choke system, CYL installed, red fiber optic front sight, Holosun red dot sight installed on receiver, good working order, full length tube magazine, sliding tang safety, matte black finish, right mounted bolt release, black polymer stock with checkered panels on the wrist and forearm, vented rubber recoil pad. Bore is excellent/bright, like new condition. Comes with owners manual, choke wrench, cable lock, recoil pad, spacers. LOP-13 3/4". NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Semiautomatic carbine chambered for 9mm. Features 16" barrel with threaded muzzle and thread protector, adjustable, protected post front sight with rear peep, takes Glock model 22 magazines, manual bolt hold open, manual safety, sling slot at butt, accessory rail on top and bottom of handguard. Carbine folds in half for storage or travel; triggerguard acts as latch. Finish is Flat Dark Earth (FDE)/ Tan finish, black/blue elsewhere. Charging handle on underside of stock Bore is very good/bright. Overall condition is excellent with few handling marks. Includes original factory cardboard shipping box with manual.. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Turkish military bolt action rifle built by the ASFA Ankara Rifle Factory and imported by Navy Arms Ridgefield, NJ. Chamber dated 1939. Features blued finish, wood stock & handguard, 29" barrel, blade front sight, tangent rear sight, bayonet lug, no cleaning rod, sling swivels, straight bolt handle, polished bolt. Mauser style safety. Bore is good condition, frosted with strong rifling. Retains about 50% dull blue with handling/edge wear. Stock is very good condition, showing minor small dents & scrapes. Steel buttplate has been replaced with a White-Line vented recoil pad. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Belgian pistol chambered for the 7.65 / 32acp cartridge. Represents a modification to the John Browning design to increase barrel length and magazine capacity over the previous model 1910. Features fixed sights, manual safety, grip safety, approx 4.5 inch barrel. Bore is in excellent/bright condition. Blued finish is bright with about 90% coverage, slight wear at sharp edges, minor scratches. Magazine has a grayish finish over metal, FN marked, overall very good to excellent condition. Wood grips are in very good solid condition with shallow checkering and some loss to varnished finish. Observed numbers match on frame, and nosecap, and no import marks found. Based upon Belgian proofs on the barrel, wood grips as well as the un beveled nosecap, we're thinking maybe shortly after liberation of the plant. Maybe circa late '44 or early '45. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

(1) Hopi Kachina Bolo (damage to nose); (1) Oval sterling Concho Bolo; (1) Small turquoise Bolo; (1) Shield Shaped Bolo with turquoise; (1) Stainless steel eagle bolo.

Semi-automatic RF pistol. TEC- 22 blowback-operated pistol that takes 10/22 magazines. Ambidextrous safety, and charging handles. Single piece frame is molded ABS plastic. Stamped steel receiver cover with open iron adjustable sights. Storage compartment in grip. 4" barrel with universal suppressor cut threaded muzzle with cap. Matte black finish. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal finish has some minor scratches/rubs. Action is crisp/tight. Comes with a plastic Ram-Line 30-rd double magazine and a second 30-rd Ramline magazine still in packaging. Manufactured 1988. (1988-94 production). NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

1st Day Manufacture- 37th One Made, the first year of production (1970) had serial numbers starting with G10001. Small frame single action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle manufactured 1970. Features a blued 4 3/4" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot .22 LR cylinder, case hardened frame, black finished alloy grip frame with roll-stamp engraved butt, and two-piece checkered black synthetic federal eagle/Rampant Colt grips. Includes original factory letter stating this revolver was one of 50 shipped November 25, 1970 Berns Wholesale Sporting Goods co. Denver, Coloado. Revolver exhibits approximately 95% of it's original finish showing minor holster wear, tracking on the cylinder., case colors are excellent. Action is crisp with good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Signed in lower right corner. Matted and framed in gold frame measures 19" x 16 1/2".

(1) Hopi Squash Blossom Necklace with inlaid Kachina pendant (1)Turquoise necklace set in sterling silver

Single action duel caliber rimfire revolver, manufactured 1971. Features 4 3/4" barrel, adjustable sights, side gate loading, ejector rod under barrel, blued finish, case color frame, black plastic checkered grips embossed with eagles and Rampant Colt emblem. .22 LR cylinder installed. Bore and charge holes are excellent. Retains about 98% finish with very minor scratches on the cylinder. Case color is vibrant. Grips are excellent/like new. Action is very smooth with crisp let off, good lock-up. Comes in the original factory box with matching label, .22 Magnum cylinder in Colt box and paperwork. Box is overall very good with some scuffing on the edges. Also comes with a Colt factory letter stating this gun was shipped June 4, 1971 to Aeromarine, Birmingham,Alabama, in a 6 gun shipment. NRA Condition-Excellent/Near New. C&R Firearm

This is a complete kit to convert a standard K 98 Mauser rifle to a 22 Long Rifle practice rifle. The conversion kit's serial number is 1244d. It was made at the Erma arsenal at Erfurt. The barrel sleeve and breech assembly are all matched numbers, the floorplate is numbered 1464 and the bolt has a close mismatched serial number, 1344c. The bolt has been relief cut to clear a sniper scope, steel pin to rotate the locking collar.The two original magazines are marked "Erma" with waffenamt Eage/WaA182 The breech assembly is fully adjustable to lock up the lugs snugly into the rifle chamber. The rare punch tool is marked with Waffenamt Eagle/88. The bore is excellent/bright. The barrel and breech assembly have all of the correct Waffenamt Eagle/77 code, chamber is marked "Fabrikat" over "Erfurt" with Erma logo in the middle. The original bluing is in very fine condition showing very little loss or wear. The wood box is in very fine condition with no damage or cracks. The box end has the Waffenamt Eagle/Waw132. The latches are original to the box. This is a hard to find original training accessory for the Mauser K 98 series of Military rifles. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

By S. Lorene, signed lower right corner. Measures 15 1/2" x 11 1/2", in carved wood frame measures 24" x 20".

One is a Nippon dish in cobalt blue with hand-painted gold pattern, measures 7 1/2" long by 2" tall; one is a cloisonne and brass lidded box measuring 2 1/2" tall by 4 1/2" wide and 3 1/4" deep; and one is a Chinese jar measuring 5 1/2" tall by 4" wide.

OEM hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt insignia.

‘.22 Rimfire Target, Economy Model’ Scarce single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. The Model 46 was an economical version of the revered Model 41, production lasted from 1959-1968 with only 4,000 manufactured. Features a blued finish, 7" slab-side barrel with attached balancing weight, raised patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, serrated .365" curved trigger with adjustable overtravel stop, concealed hammer, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, slide stop on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame, and checkered brown nylon wrap-around target grips. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing minor edge wear, handling marks, and wear on the balancing weight. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the nylon grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Savage Arms 42 22 Magnum / .410 Gauge Break Action Rifle/Shotgun . Features 20" carbon steel barrels, .22 barrel has a 1:16" twist, blade/bead front, adjustable u-notch rear sights, matte black finish, black polymer stocks, manual extractor, push button safety, sling studs. Bores are excellent/bright, rifle is in like new condition. NRA condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Navajo Amelia Joe-Chandler's jewelry is designed after the Dine’ (Navajo) philosophy of life, which encompasses air, fire, water, and earth. The four sacred directions, colors, plants, and mountains are also an integral part of her designs. Her jewelry is set in sterling silver. Both rings are shaped like Navajo hogans, the smaller has a cabochon of turquoise on top and is size 5 1/2; the other is larger and the top lifts up to reveal inside living quarters with furniture. Has a coral tube for smoke from chimney, size 5 1/2". Truly a conversation piece. Both maker marked AJC and the artist's mark.

Made in Turkey this semi-auto sub-compact pistol is chambered for 9x19 ammunition. It features a 3.6" match grade barrel with nitride finish, a Tungsten Cerakote over nitride slide finish, serrated blackout rear and phosphorous front white dot sight, cut for optics, front and rear slide serrations, textured grips with stippling on the front and back straps. It has an ambidextrous slide lock, serrated safety trigger, loaded chamber indicator, cocking indicator and an accessory rail. Gun is new. Factory 12 rd magazine with finger rest. Comes with original factory hard case, owners manual, extra back strap, extra flat floor plate, tool kit, cleaning rod and brush, factory 15 rd extended magazine and kydex paddle holster. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Signed in top right corner. Depicts masked native American dancer. Matted and framed, measures 42" tall by 21" wide.

By Lorenzo Hendricks. Patinated and signed in cast and numbered 21/36. Measures 10" tall by 9" wide on a 3" base that is 6 1/2" diameter.

The largest size is 16" tall by 17" wide and 11" deep, showing woman at loom with nice half completed weaving. The smallest is 12" tall by 10" wide and 6 1/2" deep, with woman at loom.

Double action 6 shot revolver chambered in .357 Mag. Manufactured 2016. Blued finish, factory pebbled soft rubber grips, 4" full lug heavy barrel with wide serrated rib, ramp front sight and adjustable rear sight, checkered hammer spur and smooth trigger. Bore is excellent/bright and chambers are clean. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Blue is about 98% with feint tracking on the cylinder. Comes in factory hard case with Manual and two speed loaders. NRA Excellent. Modern firearm.

Round morrisonite (Earth) stone with 4 protection arrows, surrounded by lightening, set in sterling silver, maker marked. On a large round link sterling silver chain. Measures 10 1/2" from drop.

4 Opal Necklaces On Sterling Silver Chains And One Pair Of Pierced Opal Earrings.

Multiple strands of coral beads with two carved wood adornments, measures 14" from drop. Matching earrings are multiple looped strands of coral seed beads.

SN: 80320. 20X, 26" length, fine crosshair, both lens caps and mounts. Clear glass.

Measures 11" x 14", in beautiful art deco period brown wood frame measures 20" x 18".

By Colvine. Measures 31" x 13". In heavy black and gold frame measures 38" x 20".

(1) Smith & Wesson leather holster and belt made by Davis Leather Company, 45" waist. (1) Vintage leather holster with belt, 40 waist.

15 fun necklaces; 2 bracelets; 1 Bob's Big Boy watch; 1 ceramic pendant; 1 pair beaded hair clips; 11 pair of pierced earrings.

Measures 26" tall by 22 1/2" wide by 8 1/2" deep. Has a grandmother figure with 2 babes in arms and 1 in papoose.

Matted and framed in black wood frame, measures 37" x 29".

Including: Carved stone Eagle Head; measures 5 1/2" tall by 1 3/4" by 3 1/4". 2 buffalo fetishes and 1 clay bear fetish. Small blackware pot by Harriet of Santa Clara Pueblo, measures 2" tall by 1 1/2" diameter. One dreamcatcher on stand and one wall hanging. Two unfinished small kachinas. Two small painted rawhides on fur wall hangings. 5 large replica arrowheads. One modern flint knife, measuring 11" in total. An Indian type stone ax head and two stone scrapers of unknown age.

Vintage 1980's Navajo kachina sand painting. This rare authentic Navajo sand painting is in very good condition. Watchman comes from a long line of artists. Measures 16" x 10", in black wood frame.

6 Sets Of Necklaces Of Various Designs, Materials And Lengths, Each With Matching Earrings. 5 Are Pierced And 1 Set Are Clip.

Gold Canyon turquoise with natural pearl set in sterling silver on sterling chain. Measures 9" from drop.

"California Model". Walther P22 CA 22 Long Rifle 3.42" barrel with 3 dot sights, windage adjustable rear. Matte Black slide, OD green polymer frame,10+1 capacity. Featuring interchangeable backstraps, ambidextrous magazine release and slide safety, Picatinny rail, DA/SA trigger. Bore is excellent/bright, pistol is in like new condition. Comes in black plastic factory case with spare magazine (2) Total and backstrap. *CA Compliant. NRA Condition-Excellent in Box. Modern Firearm.

Double strand, measures 10 1/2" from drop.

Black lacquer with mother of pearl women and birds. Each panel measures 36" x 12".

Czech made DA/SA semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Imported by CZ-USA of Kansas City, K.S. with import marks on the right side of the frame. Features a matte black Polycoat finish, 4.5" barrel, white dot front sight with drift adjustable rear sight, smooth silver tone trigger, serrated round hammer spur, frame mounted safety, steel frame, push button magazine release, two-piece checkered black rubber grips with CZ insignias. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 98% finish, with minor handling marks. Grips are very good condition. One magazine, 15 rd capacity. Numbers match on frame, slide, barrel. Comes in factory hard case with three spare magazines, 4 total. Condition is NRA Excellent *

Black leather Cavalry boots with leather headstall with US marked medallion.

Navajo Amelia Joe-Chandler's jewelry is designed after the Dine’ (Navajo) philosophy of life, which encompasses air, fire, water, and earth. The four sacred directions, colors, plants, and mountains are also an integral part of her designs. Her jewelry is set in sterling silver on sterling chains. The third necklace is a sterling wire pendant with polished natural stone.

5 necklaces, including jade, beads, brass; and 2 pins including a native American doll pin and eskimo face pin.

In the Cheyenne style, with feather and fur adornments. Measures approximately 68" tall.

All pierced, includes one turquoise pair, one tiger's eye pair. Most are maker marked and native American made.

Ring is inlay tiger's eye in large square set in sterling silver with incised design on sides. Size 10 1/4". Watch is unmarked silver with 6 gold tone nuggets on each side of swarovski watch face. Flex band on watch.

7 necklaces with pendants; 3 solo pendants; 1 pin with matching earrings; 1 pair additional earrings. 1 bangle bracelet. Most are sterling, some are maker marked.

Old Model’ Small frame single action revolver modeled along the lines of a scaled down Remington 1890 and chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Vintage revolver manufactured in Southport, CT in 1967. Features a blued 4" barrel, ejector rod with flat faced button, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, black anodized alloy frame, non-fluted blued steel six-shot cylinder with roll-stamped bear & cat scene, brass color anodized alloy trigger guard, smooth thin trigger, serrated hammer spur, and two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing some very minor scratches/chips. Action is crisp with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the walnut grips and very good with a few blemishes. Comes in original Red&Black Ruger factory box with manual. Box in good condition with a few tears, scuffs. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

One pair maker marked Gist Classic Equine and has silver colored metal overlay design on dark brown leather. The other have silver colored metal over an arrow design on metal.

Includes: The Hawken Rifle: Its place in History by Charles E. Hanson Jr.; Small Arms Lexicon and concise Encyclopedia (1st Ed.) by Chester Mueller & John Olson; Fifteen Years in the Hawken Lode (1st Ed.) by John D. Baird; The Plains Rifle by Charles E. Hanson Jr.

U. S. Calvary spurs, one has broken leather piece. And etched silver colored metal spurs.

Rifles of Colonial America Vol. I (2nd Ed.) and signed by author George Shumway; Kentucky Gunmakers Vol. I & II by Shelby W. Gallien. All very good to excellent condition.

Includes: Civil War Small arms, An American Rifleman Reprint #R7 (Journal of the NRA); Swords & Blades of the American Revolution by George C. Neumann; The Canadian Gunsmiths 1608 to 1900 by S. James Gooding; Kentucky Rifles & Pistols 1750-1850 by The Kentucky Rifle Association; Longrifle Articles Vol. I & II (1st Ed.) by George Shumway.

Includes: Missouri Gunsmiths to 1900 by Victor A. Paul; Pennsylvania Gunmakers, a collection (Limited Ed.) by Roy F. Chandler and James B. Whisker; The Kentucky Rifle Hunting Pouch by Madison Grant; Kentucky Rifles of the Great Smoky Mountains (Limited Ed. No. #42 of 75) and signed by the author Randal Pierce; Powder Horns Documents of History by Tom Grinslade; The Kentucky Rifle Association, Selected Articles from the KRA Bulletin Vol. 1-30.

All pierced, includes a pair of sugalite, inlay jet (or other black stone) with turquoise, malachite, and an opal and purple stone inlay, among others. All appear to be native American made and most are maker marked.

Includes: The Longrifles of Western Pennsylvania Allegheny and Westmoreland Counties by Richard F. Rosenberger and Charles Kaufmann. Signed by Rich Rosenberger; American British & Continental Pepperbox Firearms (1st Ed.) by Jack Dunlap; Pennsylvania Gunmakers A Collection (Limited Ed.) by Roy F. Chandler & James B. Whisker; Gunsmiths of Pen-Mar-Va 1790-1840 and signed by the author William S. Bowers; Underhammer Guns (1st Ed.) by Herschel C. Logan.

Includes: Pennsylvania Longrifles of Note (3rd Ed.) signed by the author George Shumway; The Complete Rehabilitation of the Flintlock Rifle & Other Works by T.B. Tryon; Gunmakers of Buffalo Valley & Greasy Cove in Unicoi County, Tennessee by Dave Byrd; Gunsmiths of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties by Vaughn Whisker Sr. and James Biser Whisker; Gunsmiths and Allied Professions of Western Pennsylvania by James B. Whisker; Bedford County Gunsmiths and Gunmakers by Vaughn E. Whisker Sr and James B. Whisker.

American made pump action shotgun for 16 gauge shotshells in 2 3/4" chamber, circa 1955. Features a 28" vent rib blued barrel with an aluminum front bead sight, fixed Full choke, smooth trigger, checkered push button safety. Two piece straight wrist smooth wood stocks, slide handle with grasping grooves and walnut butt stock with fiddled grain, red vented rubber butt pad. Numbers match on barrel extension and receiver. Retains approximately 90% of it's finish with edge wear, some scattered light patina on the receiver. High gloss wood stocks are very good with some very minor dings and scratches. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is tight. LOP is 14 1/4". Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Single-shot, break-action shotgun manufactured circa 1905-1918. Features 32" barrel marked "Genuine Armory Steel", checkered wood splinter forend, wood butt with checkered wrist & open curved grip, gutta percha grip cap & buttplate, brass front bead, double triggers, tang safety removed as cracked wrist has been repaired with black electrical tape, extractor plate. Bore is very good/bright, fixed CLY choke. Barrel retains a dull blue finish Metal surfaces on action have turned a gray/brown patina. The checkering on the wood is worn. 13-3/4" Length of Pull. 2 3/4" chamber. NRA Condition-Fair/Wrist. C&R Firearm.

All pierced, some beaded, some sterling dream catchers, leather moccasins with silver conchos and turquoise dots, among others.

Largest measures 80" by 58"; 53" by 39", 48" by 30", 39" by 51" and 40" by 15". The smallest is matted on black cloth.

Includes: Behold, The Longrifle by Roy F. Chandler and James B. Whisker; Colonial Frontier Guns by T.M. Hamilton; The Kentucky Rifle...a True American Heritage in Picture by The Kentucky Rifle Association; The Gunsmiths and Gunmakers of Eastern Pennsylvania by James Biser Whisker and Roy Chandler; Longrifles of North Carolina by John Bivins Jr.; Contemporary Longrifle Association Series Vol.1 Margie & Gordon Barlow & Vol. 7 Judson "Jud" Brennan.

Includes: Arms Makers of Pennsylvania by James B. Whisker; The Kentucky Rifle...a True American Heritage in Picture by the Kentucky Rifle Association; Longrifles of Pennsylvania Vol. I (1st Ed.) by Russell E. Harriger; Contemporary Longrifle Association Vol. 7, Judson "Jud" Brennan; Gas, Air & Spring Guns of the World by W.H.B. Smith.

Measure 9", 9 1/2", and 11" from drop. Includes a basket pendant, a sterling inlay hummingbird with mother of pearl, black stone, coral, turquoise, and opal, and an opal and turquoise inlay kokopeli on sterling silver chain. Also includes a malachite pendant, maker marked.

Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age (1st Ed.) by Joe Kindig Jr.

The Winchester Book (1 of 1000) signed by the author George Madis w/dust cover. Good to very good condition.

Includes: The Pennsylvania-Kentucky Rifle (Copyright 1960) Gilt lettering on dark green textured cover. 376 pages. Gilt lettering faded. In good condition; The Powder Flask Book by Ray Riling; Pennsylvania Longrifles of Note (1st Ed.) by George Shumway; Antique Gun Parts Inc, Catalog No. 87 (1987).

Vintage American made SxS shotgun. made in the early 1900's. Newport was a trade name used on shotguns made for Hibbard Spencer, Bartlett and Co. of Chicago, and made by the J. Stevens Arms Co. Sidelock hammerless with 30" barrels, 3" chambers, serrated sighting rib with brass bead, double triggers, tang safety, smooth checkered walnut stock, and forearm with rounded "Prince of Wales" grip. Matching serial numbers. Bores are very good, Action locks up tight, wood is very good. Blued finish has turned a gray/dull blue patina, traces of case color on the action. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

All pierced, includes malachite, turquoise, purple stone, and black stone pairs. All appear to be native made and most are maker marked.

Frank Leslie's Illustrated History of the Civil War (1st Ed.) In good condition.

Includes: Weapons in Early American History, signed by the authors, James D. Gordon & James B. Taylor, very good condition; The American Longrifle An Intimate Look at it's Art and Evolution (Copyright 2013) by David Hansen, very good condition.

Vintage12 Gauge pump action shotgun manufactured 1925. Chambered for 2 3/4" shotshells. Mod. fixed Choke. 30" blued barrel with 1/2 length tube magazine, steel front sight bead, smooth curved trigger and push button safety. Grooved walnut slide handle and smooth walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with a checkered black plastic factory butt plate. Retains approximately 60% of it's original finish with edge/handling wear, with some rubbing/action wear on magazine tube, scattered light pin-prick pitting on the receiver and barrel. Bore is in very good condition, slightly dirty. Action is smooth. LOP is 13 3/4". NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

American made semiautomatic rimfire rifle. Manufactured 1992. Features a blued finish, smooth wood stock, 22" "Micro-Groove" barrel with full length tube magazine, raised blade front sight, adjustable rear sight, bolt close, push button safety and serrated gold toned trigger. It has a plain smooth Monte Carlo style wood stock with black Marlin butt plate. Metal finish is 99% . The wood stock is fine. Bore looks is excellent/bright. Mounted with a Tasco 4X15 scope with fine crosshair reticle, clear optics. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

All pierced, includes painted kachina heads, beaded dolls, leather cowboy boots, among others.

Cold war era Hungarian military carbine, dated 1953. Features a 20" barrel with front post, and tangent rear sights, side folding 12" cruciform bayonet, integral magazine, with hinged floorplate. Blue is about 85% with minor scratches, edge/handling wear. Wood is very good, bore is good, strong rifling, light frosting in the grooves. Action is sound. CAI import marked on left barrel. Cleaning rod present. Matching serial numbers on barrel, receiver, floorplate and steel buttplate. Bolt mismatched. Stock and chamber stamped "02", produced in Budapest by the FEG (Fémáru Fegyver és Gépgyár) factory. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

'M-101' Striker-fired semi-automatic rimfire pistol, manufactured circa 1955. Features a matte & polished blued, 4 1/2" round tapered barrel with thumb nut takedown, patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated curved trigger, cocked indicator at the rear, push button safety/slide catch on the frame, push button magazine release on the left side of the frame, steel frame and checkered one-piece wrap-around brown synthetic grip. Bore is in excellent condition and bright. Pistol retains approximately 95% finish showing edge wear and scattered scratches. Grips are fine. Includes 10 rd factory magazine, one unmarked 10 rd magazine and black nylon snap holster. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Necklace, ring and earrings. Necklace measures 10" from drop and is maker marked. Ring is size 7 1/2. Earrings are pierced and maker marked.

Compact 6+1 capacity semi-Automatic pistol Made in Spain. Blued finish, with chrome barrel, and trigger. Brown plastic checkered grips. Similar to a Baby browning, Colt 1908. Ser#s match on frame and slide. Production year code "HI" under right grip indicating 1962. grip and thumb safety. 2.25" chrome barrel, heel magazine release. Bore appears very good/bright, functions properly, ingral sights . Metal finish is about 85% with a couple of small scratches, handling wear, grips are excellent. Chrome 6-rd Astra magazine included. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Double action over-under derringer, blued finish, fixed sights, 3.5" barrel, faux mother of pearl grips, open-faced triggerguard, tight lock-up. Bares are excellent, grips are excellent and the blue is very good with some edge/holster wear. manufactured from 1962 to 1967. NRA Condition-Very good. C&R Firearm.

The 'Vest Pocket Pistol' Semi-Automatic. Single-Action. Striker-fired, hammerless, compact. 6-rd capacity. Manufactured 1910. Browning design. Produced 1908-1948. 2' barrel with slide mounted front blade, and square-notch rear sights. Blued metal finish, thumb safety and grip safety. Non-factory checkered wood grips. Bore is excellent/bright. Slide action is smooth/tight. Original blue finish is about 65%, with scratches, handling wear, grip safety is mostly in the white from handling wear, there are a couple of small patches of very light pitting on the slide, grips are very good/sound. All Markings are crisp/clear. Comes with a "Astra" marked 6-rd magazine. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

13 Necklaces; 2 Cuff Links; 2 Pierced Earrings (one Pair Missing One); 1 Ring; 1 Tube Of Cubic Zirconia Stones; 13 Pins; 1 Stick Pin; 1 Brass Ladies Ashtray (small Carry Type), 1 Pill Box Shaped Like Candy With Red Stone In Top; One Mother Of Pearl Decoration For Something; ladies' button covers.

Vintage High standard double/single action 9-shot revolver, manufactured 1958. 5.5" barrel, blade front and dovetailed square notch rear sights. Blue barrel and cylinder, matte frame, faux ivory grips with brass High standard medallions, fluted 9 round swing-out cylinder. Action is smooth with tight lock-up, grips are excellent, bore is excellent/bright and the finish is about 75% with handling/edge wear, some minor scratches and tracking on the cylinder.

Bolt-action rimfire rifle, produced from 1971 to 1988."JM" marked 22" micro-groove barrel. Blued finish. American walnut stock with pressed checkered designs on wrist and underside of forearm. Hooded front blade/bead sight, flip-up notch adjustable rear sight. Gold toned serrated trigger, thumb safety. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth/tight. Top of receiver slotted for scope mount. Finish is about 98%, with a few very minor Scratches. Wood is very good/sound with minor scratches. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Measures: 41"H X 17"W X 28"D. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!

Reedbuck Mount. Measures: 26"H x 11"W x 17"D. Condition: Fair to Good. Local pickup or you must make shipping arrangements.

Measure 8", 9", 10" and 12" from drop. The longest has turquoise nuggets and beads and is sterling silver with inlay mother of pearl bird design.

Romanian Tokarev copy military pistol imported by CAI, Georgia VT. Features dark blued finish, approx 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, detachable magazine, manual safety on left side of frame, push button magazine release, lanyard loop, black plastic ribbed grips. Bore is good, shows a gray csolor, strong rifling. Retains 95% arsenal re-finish with handling marks. Grips are very good condition. Original markings include 1953 date, "arrow in triangle" stamp. Includes two magazines (one unmarked, on marked "AI 903"), good condition brown leather full flap holster, cleaning rod. Condition is NRA Very Good as arsenal refinished *** C&R (Modern) Firearm ***

Includes: Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age, 3rd Ed. by Joe Kindig, Jr.; The Pennsylvania Kentucky Rifle (cellophane wrapped book) by Henry Kauffman; American Powder Horns by Stephen Grancsay 1945; Selected Muzzle Loading Gun Lock Patterns by Pryor Mt. Bill Newton and Patch Box Corners by G.R Watkins.

Lot of two Japanese National Good Luck Flag. (Yosegaki Hinomaru) flags. These flags were taken by Japanese soldiers in to a battle, Family, friends and fellow soldiers and officers did write good wishes on the flag. 1) White cotton blend National flag with ten Kanji signatures, eight small and two large. Overall very good condition with some staining, missing one tie. Measures 33" x 26". 2) Mid to late war National "Good luck" flag made with cheaper see-through material, possibly rayon, covered in hand painted kanji, with two red square stamps ( seals or Hanko) with Kanji signatures, gold toned top corner reinforcements with ties. Overall very good condition with two pin sized holes in the red circle.

7.62x39. 1966 marked, trunnion, bolt and bolt carrier have matching numbers. Used barrel in good condition. 80% receiver with rails and center support. Wood furniture is in good condition, metal parts show some wear,

1)The national flag of Japan is a silk white rectangular flag with a crimson-red disc in the center. Leather reinforcement with ties at the top, signed in Japanese in the top left corner. The flag embodies Japan's nickname as the Land of the Rising Sun. Measures 36" x 28". Very good condition, no rips or tears, shows age. 2) Japanese National Silk Good Luck Flag. (Yosegaki Hinomaru) Covered in signatures both large and small, leather reinforcements with ties in the top corners. These flags were taken by Japanese soldiers in to a battle, Family, friends and fellow soldiers and officers did write good wishes on the flag, Measures 30" x 25 1/2", very good condition.

Measures 9" from drop. Oval citrine stone in a double x setting on a vintage Kremantz gold chain.

Bolt action rimfire buttstock tube magazine fed rifle chambered in .22 S/L/LR circa 1967. Features blued finish, wood stock with curved grip, serrated factory plastic buttplate and removable rear tube magazine rod. 21" barrel with serrated ramp blade beaded front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, manual thumb safety, cocking indicator. Receiver grooved for optics. Retains 95% blue finish with very little edge wear, wood stock is very good with few dents, dings and shallow scratches. Bore and action are excellent. NRA Condition- Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

Includes Sterling Mirror, Brush, and 1940's chain purse. Collection of Letter Openers and horn shoe horn.

Galil ARM 5.56 parts kit with Tortort 80% receiver. New US made barrel in 5.56 with 1-9 twist rate. Has torch cut receiver sections, metal parts show normal wear, may need some small parts. Charging handle knob has a dent. Has original wood handguards.

7.62x39 80% stamped receiver with Yugo selector markings. Populated barrel in excellent condition. Wood furniture is very good. minus grip and may need some small parts.

NPAP M70 7,62x39. 80% receiver with selector markings. Original populated barrel with excellent bore. Torch cut stamped receiver parts with trigger guard and rear trunnion. Wood furniture is in good condition. May need small parts.

1) The National flag of Japan is a silk white rectangular flag with a crimson-red disc in the center. Leather reinforcement with ties at the top, signed in Japanese in the top left corner. The flag embodies Japan's nickname as the Land of the Rising Sun. Measures 36" x 28". Very good condition, no rips or tears, shows age. 2) Japanese National Silk Good Luck Flag. (Yosegaki Hinomaru) Covered in signatures both large and small, leather reinforcements with ties in the top corners. These flags were taken by Japanese soldiers in to a battle, Family, friends and fellow soldiers and officers did write good wishes on the flag, Measures 30" x 25 1/2", very good condition.

Includes: Kentucky Rifle Patchboxes Vol. II by Chandler & Whisker (signed by Roy Chandler) ; Kentucky Rifles & Barrel Marks by Roy F. Chandler; The Hawken Rifle: Its Place in History by Charles E. Hanson Jr.; Hawken Rifles The Mountain Man's Choice, 2nd Ed. by John Baird; The Hawken Rifle by Bob Woodfill; Fifteen Years in the Hawken Lode by John D. Baird.

Populated barrel in excellent condition, 7.62x54r. Wood furniture is in very good condition. Has receiver section with bolt hold open feature. Some matching parts. May need some small parts. Has extra set of handguards, rear stock has a crack on the top.

Includes: The Flintlock: its origin and development (in English) by Torsten Lenk; United States Firearms The First Century 1776-1875 by David F. Butler; Colonel Whelen's Gun Handbook and catalog 1939 Ed. by Townsend Whelen; California Gunsmiths 1846-1900 1st Ed. by Lawrence P. Shelton.

North Viet Cong/NVA Vietnam War National Liberation Front Battle Flag Giai Phong Phuoc Long 1975. Red and blue flag of the People’s Army of Vietnam with gold star and gold-embroidered lettering. Top line reads, "The Power of the Untamed Liberation of Southern Viet Nam.' The bottom line reads, "Free Can Tho 1966". C?n Tho was a Army Airfield and current People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) base west of Con Tho in the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam. Tag with flag states it was brought back by "James Hudkins U.S. Army" (1950-2019, Pennsboro, West Virginia) Overall excellent condition, no rips or tears. a little staining. Measures 28 1/2" x 19".

Includes: Arms Makers of Colonial America by James B. Whisker; A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor in all countries and in all times by George Cameron Stone; The Kentucky Rifle, Special Ed. and signed by the author Captain John G.W. Dillin.

Polish Radom AK47 7.62x39 unissued barrels. New and in excellent condition. Has Radom factory marks.

Malachite, Quartz, Royston Turquoise, Fools Gold, Native Copper from Bisbee AZ, Sea Snail Fossil, and others.