Michael Strietbeck: Part One of Two: An Array of Fine Remington Handguns from the Collection of Former Remington Society of America Vice President Michael Strietbeck. Robert Addison Day was a pioneering investor, influential philanthropist, and generous civic leader who left an indelible mark on education, science, and the arts. A native Angeleno and 1965 graduate of Claremont McKenna College, Day founded Trust Company of the West in 1971, building it into one of the world’s leading asset management firms. He later led the W. M. Keck Foundation (founded by his grandfather) where, as Chairman and CEO, he oversaw over $2 billion in grants supporting groundbreaking science, medicine, and education across the nation.Day’s legacy includes major contributions to USC, Caltech, UCLA, and Claremont McKenna, where his $200 million gift created the Robert Day Scholars Program. Known for his intellect and generosity, he mentored students, shaped institutions like LACMA and the Keck School of Medicine, and led ventures in real estate, private equity, and conservation. Robert Day’s estate reflects a life of refined taste, purpose, and accomplishment. As Mr. Day’s collection now comes to auction, it offers a rare glimpse into the world of the visionary investor and transformative civic leader. Lot 99 & 100 : Exceptional Fabbri Best Quality Sporting Grade Over/Under Shotguns.

Antique German Silver Mounted Flintlock Pistol, #NVSN, .65 cal., 12.5" barrel, dark gray patina to the metal surfaces. Barrel with fancy silver scroll inlays on approx. 5" at the rear three flats, plus another at near mid-barrel, and another silver inlay circling the front fixed blade silver sight. Pistol also features fancy silver trigger guard/base, butt cap, two ramrod thimbles, and two sideplates. Stock is carved hardwood. There are no markings on the lockplate. Mfgd circa early 1800s. Overall condition is good with a black/gray patina to the barrel, lockplate, hammer, trigger, pan, striker mechanism & misc. securing screws, with the balance of parts silver as noted above. Action is crisp, bore shows even moderate erosion. Est.: $1,800-$2,400 (Antique)

Pair of Extensively Decorated Italian Flintlock Horsemans Pistols, #NVSN, .58 cal., 12.75" barrels with raised images on the top rear portions of each barrel. Metal parts display a matching even gray patina. Hardwood stocks with an approx. 5" finely engraved serpent on the left side of both pistols above the trigger guard. Wooden ramrods accompany each pistol. Special features include 6" of raised decoration at the breech end of each barrel, depicting images, including a seated figure and crest of arms. There are also raised figureheads at the bottom of both hammers, floral engraving and raised gargoyle at the rear of each lockplate. Mfgd circa mid-1700s. Overall condition of both pistols is very good+ with a pleasing even gray patina. Hardwood stocks show expected age and wear, retaining an old rich oil finish. Actions are crisp, bores show even moderate erosion. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

Tower Flintlock Sea Service Pistol, #NVSN, .56 cal., 12" barrel, gray patina to most metal parts with a brass trigger guard, buttcap, sideplate, and one brass retaining thimble for the wood ramrod. Hardwood stock. Markings include "TOWER" at the rear of the lockplate, and "(Crown)/GR". There are also three small proofs at the breech end of the barrel. Mfgd circa mid-to-late 1700s. Overall condition is good with a gray patina and scattered pinprick pitting confined primarily to the barrel & hammer. Hardwood stocks are good, retaining an old rich oil finish. Action is crisp, bore shows even moderate erosion. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique British P-1777 Short Land Pattern Flintlock Musket, Altered to a Cavalry Carbine, #NVSN, .75 cal., 28.75" round barrel with cannon-turnings at breech has two deeply-impressed Birmingham proof marks; "banana" lockplate has a "(crown)" below the integral pan and "Tower" in a vertical curve behind the reinforced cock. Brass furniture includes one-piece trigger guard, peaked buttplate, serpentine sideplate, and two thimbles retaining the button-tip iron ramrod. 9" iron saddle bar and ring are retained by the rear sideplate screw and thru-hole with threaded nut at right side. Walnut fullstock has raised aprons at either side of lock and behind barrel tang, tall comb, step at lower thimble. Likely mfg'd latter half of the 18th century, originally as a musket. This carbine was altered ca. 20th century by shortening the barrel and stock, and adding the saddle bar/ring. Condition is good as configured, the barrel is clean gray gunmetal, the lock dark brown, both with clear markings. Stock is sound having the expected marks of great age and use, with a 4.25" wood repair above the lock at right, several moderately-deep gouges at left midpoint, a 2.5" crack emanating from the lower thimble. Rear sight and nosecap are missing, as is upper sideplate/lock screw and sling loop from trigger guard. Action is sticky, smoothbore shows uniform moderate-to-deep corrosion. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

British Altered Pattern 1842 Rifled Musket, #NVSN, .702 cal., 39" round barrel with four-groove rifling, browned finish, walnut stock with brass trigger guard, buttplate, and three rammer pipes. Blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with two "V"-notches, graduated to 1000 yards. Barrel is attached to the stock with three iron keys. A very good condition iron rammer is mounted under the barrel. There are sling swivels mounted to the trigger guard and forend. Rifle Musket was altered into its present configuration by rifling the barrel and fitting the rear sight. Lock plate has two line engraving and is marked "1849/ENFIELD/(Lock Viewers mark)" with a "(Crown)VR" on the tail. Left side of the barrel is stamped with Crowned Proof and View marks and a later "Opposing Arrows" sold out of service stamp. A clear Board of Ordnance "(Broad Arrow)BO" mark is stamped on left side of the buttstock and "YEOMANS" with crowned inspection marks are stamped on the underside of the buttstock. "C.O.BIRCHAM" is stamped on left side stock flat behind the rear lock nail. Condition overall is very good, with the barrel showing a mottled appearance from a partial cleaning. Lockplate and hammer have toning and spots of patina. Brass parts have a darkened patina. Wood is very good with handling marks and impressions to the darkened finish. Hammer operates smoothly and holds on the half and full cock. Bore rates good with several spots of pitting, otherwise bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$950. (Antique)

Spanish Modelo 1857/59 Percussion Rifle "Madrid 1861", #138 (stamped at rear of lockplate) and on right side of buttstock; approx. .577 cal., 33" round barrel with majority of browned finish remaining on metal surfaces (80%-85%); two barrel bands with front band missing sling loop; steel ramrod, full-length wood stock. Lockplate displays "(crown)/Madrid/1861". Rear flip-up adjustable sight is tight and functioning nicely. Wood stock is overall very good to near fine with the most noticeable blemish being a chip at the toe. Action is crisp and strong, bore is dark but clear. According to several Civil War sources, this was the type of muzzleloading rifle imported out of Cuba by the Confederacy in style and composition. Written articles by knowledgeable Civil War collectors also note that the "(crown)/Madrid/1861"-marked rifles under serial #500 are known to have been imported from Cuba and used by members of the Confederate States Kentucky "Orphan" brigade. One such source interestingly noted evidence for a Kentucky connection, in particular for these rifles that they may have been privately purchased by the regimental commander, but there is an even stronger Spanish connection through Brig. Com. William Preston who was on his way home to Kentucky from his post as ambassador in Madrid when the war broke out and he was asked by C. S. authorities to acquire Spanish arms or at least set up contacts. Also, there is reporting that some Spanish arms were actually offered to the Confederacy at an early date according to a letter from two arms dealers in Cuba (a Spanish possession at the time) who had been engaged in May 1861 to look for military supplies by C. S. Chief of Ordnance Josiah Gorgas with the forwarding of a list of available items, with prices, to a CS purchasing agent. These 1861-dated and low serial numbered Spanish percussion rifles are incredibly rare and would make a great addition to any Confederate Arms Collection or display related to Kentucky Civil War units. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Engraved Belgian Mariette Brevete Five-Barrel Pepperbox Pistol, #594, .38 cal., 3" barrel group, bright finish, fluted ebony two-piece grips, with ring trigger. Finely engraved on parts of the frame, ring trigger, between barrels, grip escutcheons and grip cap. Serial numbered and marked "Mariette Brevete" on the front grip strap. In fine overall condition, metal is mostly bright with areas of mild darkening, light salt and pepper pitting. Grips are very good to near fine, with a very fine " fissure near the top of the left grip, not appearing to effect the sturdiness of that grip panel. Otherwise, showing moderate marks from age and handling. Engraving is crisp. Makers marks are clear. Action functions well. Bores are uncleaned. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Antique Engraved Belgian Pinfire Pepperbox Revolver, #1998 on the 1.75" barrel cluster, six-shot, 7mm cal., blue/bright finish with gold inlay accents on the cylinder, and extensive floral scroll engraving on the frame; two-piece antique ivory grips. Front right side of the frame is marked "C&D" within an oval. Mfgd circa mid-1800s. Condition is near fine overall, with traces of blue finish and gold accents on the barrels. Balance of the metal shows moderate patina. Engraving is crisp. Grips with a nice fine grain pattern, pleasing yellow toning from age, and minor handling marks. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bores are good showing patina, typical age and wear. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Scarce Cased Air Cane with Pump, #NVSN, .32 cal., 20" barrel, black finish to the body with brass fittings and an ivory screw-on handle cap. Lower section of the cane features small, fixed sights and a brass tip that must be removed prior to firing. Iron pump has brass fittings and removeable iron handle. Body of the pump with remnants of a makers mark, partially legible as obscured by wear and pitting is "Co. 7 Bernard St. South Hampton". There are no legible markings on the cane itself. Included are a brass capped glass bottle for oil/grease, an ornate iron key for cocking/firing. All contained in a compartmentalized wood case, with green baize interior. Case is 24" in length, 6" in width, and 2.5" in depth, with a 7" x 4.5" label attached to the middle of the inside cover proclaiming "JOHN RIGBY & Co. 24. SUFFOLK STREET, DUBLIN, PATENTEES GUN & RIFLE MANUFACTURERS". The cane itself shows much wear to the black finish, with frosted oxidation to most of the exposed metal surfaces. Brass is uncleaned, showing expected patina. Ivory has taken on a pleasing yellow hue with age. Pump also remains uncleaned with dark patination to the iron surfaces, especially the handle. The threaded handle is easily attached and pump action moves freely. Wood case is good for its age, showing beautiful grain patterns to the hardwood, with an unmarked brass circular medallion inset into the middle of the lid and two metal lid retaining levers showing toning from age. Rear brass hinges are complete and securely hold the lid attached to the cases base. There is a larger mar to the front edge of the lid, as well as evidence of repair, with glue visible along the front seam. Interior label is yellowed from age but clearly legible. Interior shows age and wear that is consistent with the rest of the case. Included with this set is a typewritten summation of the workings of an air cane, also stating the piece was made by John Blanch (London 1801-1900) and was once part of the Beeman collection. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (No FFL Required) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Antique Cased Belgian Brevete Copy of a Colt Model 1851 Squareback Navy Percussion Revolver, #2413, .36 cal., 7.5" barrel, originally with blue and case hardened finish, brass trigger guard and backstrap, smooth hardwood grips, with small iron cone front sight. Top barrel flat at the breech is marked "COLT BREVETE". Matching serial numbers on bottom flat of barrel assembly, frame, and trigger guard. Rear of the cylinder with a small Belgian proof mark. Accompanied by a hardwood compartmentalized & lined display case containing a metal & brass powder flask, a Colts Patent iron two-cavity bullet mold, cap tin, key, and numerous old lead balls. Condition of this revolver is fair+, no finish remains, metal now retains a mixture of gray and black patina, with areas of moderate pitting and erosion. Hardwood grips are near fine, with pleasing grain patterns, scattered handling marks particularly on the left side, and retain most of their finish. Although displaying the correct three "click" cocking action, the cylinder only rotates intermittently. Bore is fair, with traces of rifling visible, light rust and erosion. Condition of the case and accessories ranges from fair to good, showing varying degrees of age and wear, but remains consistent with the overall condition of the revolver. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1842 Muzzleloading Percussion Pistol, by Henry Aston, #NVSN, .54 cal., 8.5" round barrel marked "U.S." (very faint), "WN/P" and "H" at breech, has large nipple bolster. Beveled lockplate marked "U.S./H. Aston & Co." ahead of the hammer and "Middtn/Conn /1851" vertically behind. Brass fittings comprise of two-piece trigger guard with lower tang extending to round buttcap, having long backstrap reaching to barrel tang, serpentine sideplate with integral tang to barrel band. Iron stirrup ramrod with button tip. Oil-finished walnut 3/4 stock. Mfg'd 1851. Condition is very good, the gunmetal gray barrel with oxidation, pitting at muzzle, else generally smooth steel and lightly toned brass having scattered dings, sharp edges, and markings. Stock is sound showing a 2.25" hairline crack at front sideplate screw, 1" hairlines at front and back of lock, occasional age and use marks, added varnish, lacks left-side inspector mark. Action is strong and crisp; smoothbore shows light etching. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

E. Whitney U.S. Model 1841 Mississippi Percussion Rifle, #NVSN, .58 cal., 33" barrel, browned finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, with fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Lockplate is marked "E. WHITNEY/U.S." in front of the hammer with "1854" behind the hammer. Barrel is partially marked on top. Ramrod appears correct and is full-length with threads on the bottom. The musket was converted from .54 cal. to .58 cal. for the Civil War. Condition is good overall. Metal has a dark patina and the brass furniture has a pleasing color. Stock is marked "H. Mc IImoil" on the left of the buttstock, and shows heavy use, with scratches and dents throughout. There is a 2" crack in front of the buttplate tang, and wood is missing under the hammer. Action functions correctly. Bore has rifling to the muzzle with visible light surface rust. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Antique)

Springfield Armory Model 1884 Trapdoor Carbine, #340571, .45-70 cal., 22" barrel blue and case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and Model 1884 adjustable "U"-notched rear sight. Included is a leather R.I.A. saddle scabbard. Receiver has the serial number and the breech block is marked "U.S./MODEL/1873", with a bronze firing pin. Lockplate is faintly marked "(eagle)/ U.S. /SPRINGFIELD/1873". Barrel is marked "VP/(eagle)/P" with an "R" on top. Condition is good overall. Metal shows overall wear and patina, heavier on the lockplate, and the barrel appears to have been reblued, with scattered pinprick rust spots. Stock has a faint circled "P" behind the trigger plate and shows heavy overall use with cracks behind and in front of the lockplate. Action functions properly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Scabbard is for a M1899 KRAG carbine and marked "ROCKISLAND/ARSENAL/1904/H.E.K." with "F/11 CAV/37" on the opposite side. Includes one original strap. Scabbard shows heavy use and scratches with stitching opened at the bottom and a 4.5" x 1.5" leather patch repair. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Civil War Period Colt Model 1849 Percussion Pocket Revolver, #201416, .31 cal., 4" barrel, blued finish with color case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer; silver finished brass trigger guard and backstrap, with hardwood finely grained grips. Mfgd 1862. Overall condition is very good. Retaining considerable original finish. Markings are sharp including the cylinder scene. Grips show an old expertly accomplished .25" x .25" repair to the left grips front bottom corner. Action is crisp. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Antique)

Wild West Period Colt Model 1849 Percussion Pocket Revolver, #297735, .31 cal., 4" barrel, blued finish with color case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer; traces of silver finish to the brass trigger guard and backstrap, with hardwood finely grained grips. Mfgd 1867. Overall condition is near fine, with majority of the barrel assemblys blued finish remaining, and considerable case colors present on the frame and hammer. Markings are sharp, including the cylinder scene. Grips with outstanding grain patterns and majority of their rich oil finish remaining. Action is crisp. Bore is near fine with clear rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Smith & Wesson No. 3 2nd Model .44 Russian Single Action Revolver, #34949, .44 S&W Russian cal., 7" barrel, nickel finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, pinned blade front sight, and small notched rear sight located on the top latch, with lanyard ring. Bottom of the grip frame, near the serial number is marked with an "SH" within a diamond, which is the Schuyler, Hartley, and Graham retailer mark. Top of the barrel is marked with the makers information, multiple patent date, and "RUSSIAN MODEL". Matching serial number stamped on inside of the right grip. Condition is very good overall, displaying approx. 50%-60% nickel finish, with spots of general patina, spots of rust patina to the backstrap, and light pitting/erosion scattered throughout. Grips are near fine, with scattered moderate dents and handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Action functions well for its age. Bore is fair, with visible rifling, and scattered erosion. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Colt 1st Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #32150, .45 LC cal., 7.5" barrel, black powder frame, gray patina, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight with brass insert, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Cylinder pin is an old replacement. Top of the barrel is marked "COLTS PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.". Left side of the frame is marked with patent dates in three-lines. ".45" stamped on left side of the trigger guard. Visible matching numbers, including the cylinder. Mfgd 1876. Includes an old leather holster, marked "45" at the top right side, with decorative tooled borders, and appearing to have been with this revolver for a long time. In fair used condition, showing general age and wear, stitching with an old repair near the tip. Revolver is good condition, displaying an even gray patina to the metal surfaces, with general light pitting and some scattered spots of light erosion. Grips are generally good, but have an old, larger mar to the bottom left side grip panel. Markings are legible. Action is crisp, but the locking bolt is not releasing at half cock, preventing the cylinder from turning freely. Bore with mild etching and very good rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Antique 1st Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #122841, .45 Colt cal., 4.75" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth antique ivory two-piece grips, front sight removed with a fixed "V"-notch rear sight, and black powder frame, Factory markings are legible, with a two-line barrel address. Mfgd 1887. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 5%-10% original finish in the protected areas of the barrel and ejector rod housing, with the remainder gone to even brown patina. Barrel shows scrapes and indentations with scattered spots of light surface erosion. Frame shows traces of smoky gray color case hardened finish, with the remainder gone to dark patina. Screw heads are very good. Frame and trigger guard with matching numbers, backstrap does not match. Inside of the loading gate is marked "78". Patent dates are clear, left side of the trigger guard is marked "45 CAL". Grips display pleasing taffy colored patina with numerous vertical cracks in the left panel, typical age cracks at the base and slightly reduced with age. Action functions but will not hold open and will require repair. Bore is fair, with moderate erosion, rifling is visible. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

Unopened Packet of .31 Caliber Combustible Envelope Cartridges: Printed black ink label reads "6 Combustible Envelope / CARTRIDGES / Made of Hazards Powder, / FOR EITHER COLTS OR WHITNEYS / Revolving Pocket Pistols, / 31/100 inch Calibre. / Warranted Superior Quality". In fine condition, displaying some typical light soiling associated with age. Label is clearly marked. A little powder can be heard shifting around inside the package. Est.: $250-$350.

Lot of Two (2) Packets of .36 Caliber Skin Cartridges: 1.) Marked "Six Seamless Skin / CARTRIDGES, / With Percussion Caps. / FOR COLTS, WHITNEY OR REMINGTONS / Navy Pistol, 36-100 Caliber, / Hotchkiss` Patent, Feb. 11 (illegible) / MANUFACTURED FOR W. J. SYMS & BRO / 300, Broadway, N.Y. / by D. C. SAGE, Middletown, Conn." In very good overall condition with intact string-pull. Paper wrapping is complete but shows age, with several areas of green or brown discoloration, primarily on the printed side. Reference: "Percussion Ammunition Packets" by Malloy, Thomas, & White, pg. 38, #149. 2,) Marked "Six Seamless Skin / CARTRIDGES, / FOR COLTS NAVY PISTOL. / 15 grs. 36/100 Caliber. / Hotchkiss` Patent, Feb. 11th, 1862. / Manufactured by D. C. SAGE & Co. / MIDDLETOWN, Conn. U.S.A. / W. J. Syms & Bro. sole Agents 300 Broadway N.Y." In near fine condition, with intact string-pull. The top front edge was either coming apart or perhaps opened and then repaired/resealed with adhesive. Package appears to be full. There is some light wear to lettering, primarily along the upper 1/3rd section. Reference: "Percussion Ammunition Packets" by Malloy, Thomas, & White, pg. 39, #155. Est.: $500-$700/lot.

Unopened Packet of .36-100 Caliber Cartridges: Manufactured by Robert Chadwick. Marked "SIX CARTRIDGES / FOR / Whitneys or Colts Navy Pistol / 36-100 CALIBER. / A Superior Quality of Powder is used, and these / Cartridges are warranted equal to any made." In fine+ condition, with complete paper wrapping, and intact string-pull. There is an approx. .25" tear to the upper front edge. Additionally, there are a few small tears to the bottom edge, where the bullet has slightly penetrated the surface. Paper wrapping shows moderate discoloration from age. Lettering on the front is clear. Reference: "Percussion Ammunition Packets" by Malloy, Thomas, & White, pg. 5, #10. Est.: $300-$400.

Unopened Packet of .44-100 Caliber Cartridges: Manufactured by Robert Chadwick. Marked "6 CARTRIDGES / FOR / WHITNEY`S OR COLT`S PISTOL / 44-100 Caliber. / A Superior Quality of Powder is used, and these / Cartridges are warranted equal to any made." In fine condition, with complete paper wrapping. Paper shows discoloration from age, darkest along the front left side and bottom edge. Lettering on the front is clear. Package is covered in protective wrapping. Reference: "Percussion Ammunition Packets" by Malloy, Thomas, & White, pg. 6, #16. Est.: $300-$500.

Unopened Packet of .44 Caliber Skin Cartridges: Marked "Six Seamless Skin / CARTRIDGES, / Made of Hazards first quality Cartridge Powder, for / COLTS ARMY PISTOL. / 18 grs. 44/100 Caliber. / Impervious to Dampness. / Manufactured by D. C. SAGE & Co. / MIDDLETOWN, Conn., U.S.A. / Hotchkiss` Patent, Feb. 11th, 1862. / W.J. Syms & Bro. sole Agents 300 Broadway, N.Y." In fine condition, showing some areas of light wear around the edges, and a few spots of minor staining along the bottom edge. Label is clear. String-pull is intact. Reference: "Percussion Ammunition Packets" by Malloy, Thomas, & White, pg. 43, #173. Est.: $400-$500.

Unopened Packet of .36 Caliber Skin Cartridges: Marked "Six Seamless Skin / CARTRIDGES, / FOR WHITNEYS / NAVY PISTOL, / 36-100 Calibre, / Hotchkiss Patent, Feb. 11th, 1862. / MANUFACTURED BY / D. C. SAGE, Middletown, Conn." In fine condition with intact string-pull. Label is clear. Paper has a spot of moderate deterioration and staining along the bottom edge. Package is neatly sealed in protective wrapping. Reference: "Percussion Ammunition Packets" by Malloy, Thomas, & White, pg. 39, #152. Est.: $300-$400.

Unopened Packet of .44 Caliber Skin Cartridges: Marked "SIX SEAMLESS SKIN / CARTRIDGES, / WITH PERCUSSION CAPS, / For Colts Army Pistol, / 44-100 Caliber, / Hotchkiss` Patent, Feb. 11th, 1862. / MANUFATURED BY / SAGE AMMUNITION WORKS, Middletown, Ct." In fine condition, with complete paper wrapping, and intact string-pull. Paper shows some expected light discoloration and a few minor spots of darker staining along the bottom edge. Package is neatly sealed in protective wrapping. Reference: "Percussion Ammunition Packets" by Malloy, Thomas, & White, pg. 44, #178. Est.: $400-$500.

Early Remington-Beals 2nd Model Pocket Revolver, #39, .31 cal., 3" octagon barrel, blued finish with case hardened hammer, checkered hard rubber grips, fixed cone front sight, and "V"-notched rear sight. Barrel address is marked in two-lines "F. BEALS PATENT JUNE 24, 56 & MAY 26, 57/REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y.". Matching numbers located on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. The 2nd Model was only manufactured between 1858 and 1859, with a total production quantity likely under 1,000 . This revolver is in very good to near fine condition overall condition, displaying approx. 65% blue on the barrel and cylinder, with traces of finish on the frame. There is some mild pitting, particularly on the cylinder. Grips show signs of moderate age and wear, no significant blemishes. Markings are clear. Action is crisp. Rifling is good with scattered light erosion. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Rider Double Action Pocket Revolver, #101, .31 cal., 3" octagon barrel, gray patina, checkered two-piece brown hard rubber grips, small cone front sight, and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Top of the barrel is marked in two-lines "MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y./RIDERS PT. AUG. 17, 1858 MAY 3, 1859". Matching numbers on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. Approx. 2,000 were manufactured circa 1860-1873. Metal surfaces are good, now smooth gray metal mixed with cloudy light brown patina, and a few areas of mild pitting. Barrel address is legible. Grips are near excellent. Action is crisp. Bore shows intermittent mild erosion; rifling is very good. The Remington-Rider was one of the first double action revolvers produced in large scale in the United States. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Rider Metallic Cartridge Conversion Pocket Model Revolver, #2354, .32 Short RF cal., 2" octagon barrel, nickel finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber grips, fixed silver dot front sight, and "V"-notched groove in the top strap. Visible matching numbers inside the trigger bow and underside of the barrel. Back of the cylinder and cylinder cover are marked "1277". Top of the barrel is marked in one line "REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y." Revolver is in overall fine condition, displaying a significant amount of the bright nickel finish, showing specks of lightly cleaned pitting on both sides of the frame, spots of darkening to sides of the hammer and trigger. Barrel address is crisp. Grips are excellent. Action crisp. Bore with clearly defined rifling and scattered moderate erosion. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Scarce Engraved Remington-Beals 3rd Model Pocket Revolver, #377, .31 cal., 4" octagon barrel, gray patina, checkered hard rubber grips, spur trigger, silver cone front sight, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Cylinder with etched scroll design. Frame with period floral scroll engraving. Barrel address is marked in two-lines "BEALS PATENT 1856 & 57, & 58./MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y." Matching numbers located on left side of the grip frame, underside of the barrel, and bottom of each grip panel. The 3rd Model was only manufactured between 1859 & 1860, with a production quantity of only approx. 1,000 . Overall condition of this revolver is very good, displaying an even gray color across the metal surfaces, mixed with spots of mild darker patina, intermittent light pinprick pitting, confined mainly to the rear top strap of the frame, front and rear ends of the cylinder. Grips are excellent, showing minimal handling marks. Engraving and factory lettering is clear. Etching on the cylinder is visible but shows more wear. Action functions well, but the cylinder has a moderate+ amount of excess rotational movement. Bore is fair, with visible rifling and scattered erosion. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Rare Martially Marked Remington-Beals Army Single Action Percussion Revolver, #1697, .44 cal., 8" octagon barrel, originally blue with case hardened hammer, brass trigger guard, walnut two-piece grips, German silver cone front sight, and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. There is a "WAT" cartouche on right grip and illegible cartouche on the left panel. Inspector proofs "H H" stamped on the left barrel flat at the breech and an "H" is stamped on the front of the brass trigger guard. Top of the barrel is marked in two-lines "BEALS PATENT. SEPT. 14, 1858/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y." Matching visible numbers on left side of the grip frame, underside of the barrel, and back of the cylinder. Mfgd circa 1861-62, with only approx. 750 passing military inspection. Overall condition is about good, with the metal having a gray/brown patina, with light to medium erosion and pitting scattered throughout. Barrel address is legible. Grips with scattered marks from age and use, including a horizontal scratch above the cartouche on the right panel. Left panel has had a neatly accomplished old, spliced repair to the upper round portion. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Rifling is clearly visible, bore with moderate+ erosion scattered throughout. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Engraved Remington Beals Navy Single Action Percussion Revolver, #2663, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, originally with blued finish, brass trigger guard, double wing cylinder pin, two-piece walnut grips, dovetailed blade front sight, and added fixed rear sight blade. With fine scroll engraving on the sides and top of the frame, as well as top of the backstrap. Barrel address reads "BEALS PATENT, SEPT. 14, 1858/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y." Visible matching numbers on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. The Remington Beals Navy revolver was produced circa 1861-1862, with approx. 14,500 produced. Overall condition is good, with an even brown patina to the metal. There is some intermittent light pitting around some of the edges, on the frame in front of the cylinder, and some minor specks on the barrel. Grips are near fine, showing pleasing grain patterns, retaining the majority of their oil finish, with expected light marks from age and use. Engraving appears to be of the period, is well accomplished, and mostly clear. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore with scattered moderate erosion and good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington 1861 Army "Old Model Army" Single Action Percussion Revolver, #2261, .44 cal., 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, brass trigger guard, smooth walnut two-piece grips, silver cone front sight, and fixed V-notched rear sight. Top of the barrel is marked in two-lines "PATENTED DEC. 17, 1861/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y." Matching visible numbers on left side of the grip frame, underside of barrel, and back of the cylinder. Rear round of the cylinder is stamped with inspector mark "J J". There are also two "C J" inspection marks stamped on the left flat of the frame and left rear flat of the barrel assembly. Approx. 6,000 were manufactured circa 1862. The overall condition of this revolver is good, with a mostly even brown patina to the metal, with some old pinprick pitting confined primarily to the hammer, grip straps, and lower front end of the frame. Factory markings and inspectors marks are clear. Grips rate fine, with pleasing grain patterns, and scattered light handling marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is good, with clear rifling, and moderate erosion scattered throughout. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

New Jersey Marked Remington New Model Army Single Action Percussion Revolver, #71461, .44 cal., 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, brass trigger guard, smooth walnut two-piece grips, "pinched" blade front sight, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Left side of the barrel at the breech is marked "N.J". With several small inspectors proofs scattered throughout. Top of barrel is marked in three-lines "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858/E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION NEW YORK. U.S.A./NEW-MODEL". Matching visible numbers on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. Overall condition of this revolver is very good, retaining a significant amount of thinning and toning blue finish on the barrel and loading lever, which also displays scattered spots of patina and mild erosion. Barrel address and New Jersey markings are clear. Frame and cylinder with a combination gray/brown patina. Brass shows a pleasing uncleaned patina. Grips with scattered moderate impressions, other typical marks associated with age and use. Finish on the left grip shows some darkening and light texture. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is fine with clearly defined rifling. One of approx. 1,000 purchased by the State of New Jersey. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Nickel Plated Remington New Model Army Single Action Percussion Revolver, #115871, .44 cal., 8" octagon barrel, nickel finish with blued cylinder, smooth two-piece walnut grips, standard fixed blade front and notched rear sight. Barrel address reads "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858/E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, NEW YORK, U.S.A./NEW-MODEL". Matching serial number located on left side of the grip frame, underside of barrel, back of the cylinder, and in pencil on back of the right grip. There is a clear government inspectors cartouche of Giles Porter "GP" on the bottom of the left grip, with a large "L" stamped above that cartouche. Additionally, there are several additional sub-inspection proofs stamped on the gun, including a "W" at the rear frame, "C" on the left top side of the frame, "W" on the left side barrel flat at the breech, "Q" on the underside flat of the barrel near the muzzle, "J" on the front of the trigger guard, "C" on both the right side barrel flat & right side frame, "G" and "C" on back of the cylinder. Factory lettering and inspectors marks are clear. Overall condition is very good, retaining approx. 92% nickel plated finish; thinning and toning blue on the cylinder, mixed with mild frosting. Nickel finish was applied over light pitting and erosion along top of the barrel and frame, with additional pitting visible on the right front of the frame. Walnut grips are very good with nice grain pattern, scattered moderate dents and scratches, particularly along the bottom edge of the left panel. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore with scattered spots of light erosion, rifling is clearly defined and rates very good overall. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Desirable Remington New Model Army Rollin White Cartridge Conversion Single Action Revolver, #139929, 5-shot, .46 RF cal., 8" octagon barrel, no ejector rod, blue finish, brass trigger guard, smooth two-piece walnut grips, "pinched" blade front sight, and notched rear sight. Lower portion of the left grip with "JWK" inspectors cartouche (John W. Kelly). Top of the barrel is marked in three-lines "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858/E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, NEW YORK, U.S.A./NEW-MODEL". Cylinder is marked with Rollin White patent marking "PATENTED APRIL 3d 1855". Matching numbers on bottom of the barrel and left side of the grip frame. Left side of the grip frame is also marked "2393", "1", and "16"; right side "2388", "1", and "T". Underside of the barrel, in front of the loading lever is marked "2393A". This revolver is in overall very good condition, displaying approx. 30%-35% blue, primarily on the cylinder and lever, balance with a smooth gray and brown patina. Factory markings are clear. Grips are near fine with a clear cartouche, typical moderate handling marks, with pleasing grain patterns, and majority of their rich oil finish remaining. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is primarily bright, with well-defined rifling, and a little scattered mild pitting. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington New Model Army Cartridge Conversion 5-Shot Single Action Revolver, with extra percussion cylinder, #98317,.46 RF cal., 8" octagon barrel, gray patina, brass trigger guard, smooth walnut two-piece grips, "pinched" blade front sight, fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Lower left grip panel with "OWA" cartouche. Inspector proofs "W" on rear left frame flat, "R" on left flat of frame at breech, "D" on left rear flat of barrel, "R" on right barrel flat at frame and also on right frame flat. Top of barrel is marked in three-lines "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858/E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION NEW YORK. U.S.A./NEW MODEL". Matching visible numbers on left side of the grip frame, underside of barrel, and cylinder face. Includes a .44 caliber percussion cylinder, numbered "9013". Revolver is in good condition, displaying a pleasing gray and brown patina to the metal surfaces, with traces of blue finish to the cylinder, scattered mild etching, and handling marks. Factory markings are clear. Percussion cylinder is mostly gray with light rust visible around the nipples and in the chambers, with mild pinprick pitting. Grips are good with scattered old mars and scratches, with a few spots of dark oil staining, cartouche is clear. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is primarily bright, with some areas of light erosion, rifling is clearly defined and good overall. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington New Model Navy Cartridge Conversion Single Action Revolver, #23920, .38 cal., 7-3/8" barrel, gray with brass trigger guard, smooth hardwood two-piece walnut grips, dovetailed small silver cone front sight, with "V"-notched groove in the rear of the top strap. Missing the ejector assembly. With three-line "New Model" barrel address that is only partially visible. With a clear, small "(anchor)" stamped on the top barrel flat, near the frame. Matching visible numbers on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. Additionally, the number "18" is stamped on both the barrel and grip frame, near the serial number. There is something scratched into the left side of the grip frame, looks like "ALLEA?". Right side with "JAB" or perhaps "JAR". Overall condition is fair, metal is mostly gray with spots of cloudy dark patina, light pitting, and erosion. Brass remains uncleaned. Grips are sound, showing general dents and scratches, with several notches carved into the bottom edge of the left panel; small chip missing from the lower back corner on the right panel. Action is strong and cycles smoothly. Bore with moderate+ erosion scattered throughout, rifling is still clearly defined and rates good overall. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington New Model Single Action Percussion Belt Revolver, #906, .36 cal., 6.5" octagon barrel, originally blued with case hardened hammer, brass trigger guard, smooth two-piece hardwood grips, blade front sight, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Top of the barrel is marked in three-lines "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858/E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION NEW YORK. U.S.A./NEW MODEL". Matching visible numbers on left side of the grip frame, underside of the barrel, and in pencil on back of the right grip. Overall condition of this revolver is good, displaying a mostly even brown patina across the metal surfaces. Grips with a dark stain, scattered light handling marks, and small chip missing from the lower front corner of the left panel. Factory markings show some areas of wear but remain legible. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is partially bright, with very good rifling, and scattered light erosion, particularly near the muzzle. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Scarce Remington-Rider New Model Double Action Belt Percussion Revolver with Fluted Cylinder, #413, .36 cal., 6.5" octagon barrel, gray patina, brass trigger guard, smooth two-piece walnut grips, cone front sight, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Matching visible numbers on 6-shot fluted cylinder, left side of the grip frame, and underside of the barrel. Barrel address is marked in two-lines "MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y./RIDERS. PT. AUG. 17, 1858. MAY 3, 1859." Scarce with the matching fluted cylinder as it is believed that only a few hundred were produced circa 1863-1865. Revolver is in good condition, displaying a smooth gray patina mixed with mild brown toning. Trigger guard is uncleaned, showing moderate toning. Factory lettering is legible. Grips show moderate age and handling wear, with most of the rich oil finish remaining. Action is crisp. Bore with scattered areas of light erosion, rifling is very good. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington New Model Pocket Third Type Percussion Revolver, #10971, .31 cal., 3.5" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth two-piece rosewood grips, half-moon blade front sight, with fixed "V"-notched rear sight. All iron parts, no brass. Barrel address is marked in two-lines "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858. MARCH 17, 1863/E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, NEW YORK. U.S.A./NEW MODEL". Matching numbers on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. Revolver is in very good overall condition, displaying approx. 70% of an old, quality reblued finish on at least the barrel and cylinder, with scattered mild surfaces blemishes and handling marks. "New Model" and serial number on the barrel are weak, rest of the factory lettering is clear. Grips show moderate handling marks, general blistering/texture to the finish. There is a small brass disc inset into the top of the right grip panel. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is primarily bright, with very good rifling, and moderate erosion at the muzzle end of the barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington New Model Pocket Cartridge Conversion Spur Trigger Revolver, #23499, .32 RF cal., 5-shot two-piece cylinder, 3.5" octagon barrel, nickel finish, smooth rosewood two-piece grips, half-moon blade front sight, and notched rear sight. Top of the barrel is marked in three-lines "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858. MARCH 17, 1865/E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, NEW YORK U S A/NEW MODEL". Matching numbers on left side of the grip frame, underside of the barrel, and in pencil on the back of both grips. Both pieces of the cylinder are numbered "1030". This revolver is in overall fine condition, displaying approx. 85% nickel finish, with intermittent spots of light pitting/erosion. Factory markings are clear. Grips are also fine overall, with pleasing grain patterns, moderate handling marks, and majority of the rich oil finish remaining. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore with mild rust and some spots of erosion, rifling is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Civilian Remington Model 1865 Navy Rolling Block Pistol, #NVSN, .50 RF cal., 8.5" round barrel, no finish, walnut grip with lanyard ring, walnut forend, fixed blade front sight, and small "U"-notched groove located on the breechblock. Top of barrel is marked with small naval anchor near the breech. No barrel address or serial number on the barrel. Left side of the frame is marked in two-lines with makers information and "April 17th 1866" last patent date. Overall condition is good, with light pitting and dark patina scattered throughout. Wood with intermittent moderate dents and scratches, with an old chip missing from bottom rear of the forend. Factory markings are clear. Action functions well. Rifling is good but there is moderate+ erosion scattered throughout the bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington 1867 Navy Rolling Block Single Shot Pistol, #6120, .50 CF cal., 7" round barrel, originally with blue and case hardened finish, smooth one-piece walnut grip, fixed blade front sight, with small "V"-notched groove located on the breechblock. Marked on top of the barrel near the breech "I/H.E./(Naval anchor)" Right side of the frame is marked "P/F. C. W.", with another "F. C. W." stamped on the underside of the barrel at the breech. Matching visible numbers on the underside of the barrel, forend, left side of the grip frame, and inside the lower section of the grip. Bottom left side of the grip also displays the "F. C. W." inspectors cartouche. Left side of the frame is marked in two-lines "REMINGTONS ILION N.Y. U.S.A./PAT. MAT 3D NOV. 15TH 1864 APRIL 17TH 1866". Mfgd circa early 1870s. Overall condition of this pistol is good as un-cleaned, with general brown patina, scattered light erosion, and traces of silvered case colors on the receiver. Grip and forend exhibit age and wear consistent with that of the metal surfaces, displaying four old "hash marks" and two longer horizontal scratches to left side of the grip. Factory lettering and Naval markings are clear. Action is strong. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling and intermittent spots of mild erosion and pitting. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Target Modified Remington Model 1867 Navy Pattern Rolling Block Single Shot Pistol, #414, .22 cal., 10" half round/half octagon barrel, reblued finish, smooth walnut grip and forend, with dovetailed blade front sight, and dovetailed semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator. There are no markings on the barrel and the only visible serial numbers are on the left side of the frame. Lower right side of the frame with "P/F.C.W." inspectors mark. Overall condition is very good, retaining over 95%+ of its old refinish, which was applied over areas of mild pitting, heavier underneath the forend. Small portion of the factory markings on left side of the frame are visible. Grip and forend are very good to near fine, with pleasing grain patterns, showing moderate handling wear. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is rough with partially visible rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Modified Remington Model 1871 Rolling Block Pistol, #4935, .44 S&W cal., 10" part round/part octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, walnut grip and forend, flip-up Beechs type front sight, rear sight with one fixed and two folding leafs. Marked on top of the barrel "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y. U.S.A.". Left side of the frame is marked in two-lines with makers information, "April 17th 1866" last patent date, and "P S". Underside of the barrel is marked "44 S&W" and numbered "3303". "WK" marked on upper right side of the frame. Matching assembly numbers "5378" located on left side of the grip straps. Matching serial number on left side of upper grip frame and inside the grip. Overall condition is good, retaining approx. 40%-45% blue, with scattered erosion, primarily on the round portion of the barrel. Frame has worn to silver with scattered spots of patina and oxidation. Factory lettering is clear. Grip and forend with general dents and spots of oil darkening. Action is crisp, but the breechblock fits a little loosely. Bore with scattered spots of mild erosion, rifling is clearly defined and rates good overall. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Model 1891 Rolling Block Pistol, #135, .22 cal., 10" part round/part octagon barrel, no finish, walnut grip and forend, front sight base only (missing blade), and notched elevator rear sight. Matching assembly numbers "1467" located on left side of the grip straps. Matching serial number on left side of upper grip frame and inside the grip. "25" stamped on inside of the forend. Barrel address reads from the breech to the muzzle "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y." Left side of the frame is marked in two-lines with makers information and "April 17th 1866" last patent date. Overall condition is antique good, metal is gray mixed with mild brown patina, small indentations, and areas of mild pitting. Markings are mostly legible, with small portion of the information on left side of the frame obscured by pitting. Wood shows oil darkening, several dents and scratches to the grip. Action is crisp, but the extractor is missing, and the breechblock fits a little loosely. Bore is fair with worn rifling and general moderate erosion. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Model 1875 Single Action Revolver, #330, .44-40 cal., 7.5" round barrel, nickel finish, two-piece walnut grips, fixed blade front sight, notched rear sight, with lanyard ring. Barrel address reads from breech to muzzle "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y. U.S.A." Serial number located on left side of the grip frame. The Remington Model 1875 was manufactured circa 1875-1889, with approx. 25,000-30,000 produced. Overall condition of this revolver is fine, displaying approx. 70%-75% factory nickel finish, with patina and frosted oxidation to the bare metal. Factory markings are clear. There is a noticeable flat spot to the left side of the muzzle, leaving it misshapen. Grips show moderate age and handling wear, with pleasing grain patterns. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore with general mild erosion, clearly visible rifling rates good overall. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Scarce Remington Model 1888 Transitional Single Action Revolver, #255, .44-40 cal., 5.75" barrel, nickel finish, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, standard fixed blade front and notched rear sight. Barrel address reads "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y. U.S.A." Matching assembly numbers "62" are located on underside of the barrel and top of the ejector rod housing. "44" stamped on left side of the trigger guard. Serial number is located on the left side of the grip frame, under the grip. This rare Transition Model revolver is one of less than 1,000 produced between 1888 & 1889, after Hartley & Graham purchased Remington Arms Co. Also known as the "New Model Pocket Army". Overall condition is near fine, retaining approx. 75% original nickel finish, with the balance having worn to gray, primarily on the left side of the barrel, which shows mild pitting in the area of finish loss. There are intermittent shallow impressions visible on the cylinder. Otherwise, showing typical light scratches and marks associated with age and use. Left side of the frame, adjacent the grip, appears to have the initials "DS" scratched into the surface in cursive lettering. Barrel address and other factory lettering is well-defined. Hardwood grips are near fine with considerable oil finish remaining. Action is crisp. Bore is very good with scattered light erosion and clearly defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Model 1890 Single Action Revolver, #135, .44-40 cal., 5.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips with "RA" monogram, fixed German silver blade front sight and notched rear sight, with lanyard ring at the butt. Barrel address reads "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y." Left side of the frame is marked 44 C.F.W." Serial number located on left side of the grip frame and scratched into the back of each grip. The Remington Model 1890 was manufactured between 1891-1896 with a total production of only 2,020 units. Overall condition is very good, displaying an even dark brown patina to the metal surfaces, scattered areas of light pitting, with traces of blue finish in the cylinder flutes and some of the protected areas. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are near excellent, with minimal handling marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore with several small spots/specks of erosion, rifling rates near fine. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Model 1890 Single Action Army Revolver, #1343, .44-40 cal., 7.5" barrel, nickel finish, checkered period two-piece ivory grips, blade front sight, and fixed "V"-notched rear sight, with lanyard ring. Barrel is marked in one line "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y." Left side of the frame is marked 44 C.F.W." Serial number located on left side of the grip frame. The Remington Model 1890 was manufactured between 1891-1896 with a total production of only 2,020 units. Overall condition of this revolver is very good+, retaining approx. 65%-70% nickel finish, showing scattered spots of flaking and light erosion. Period checkered ivory grips are in fine condition, no major blemishes, and add nicely to the overall appearance of this revolver. Factory markings are clear. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is fair with clear rifling and scattered moderate+ erosion. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Vest Pocket No. 2 Saw Handle Derringer, #1028, .32 RF cal., 3.5" barrel, gray patina, smooth two-piece rosewood grips, small cone front sight, with "V"-notched rear sight channel. Top of the barrel is marked in two-lines "REMINGTONS ILION N.Y./PATD OCT. 1, 1861. NOV. 15, 1864". This derringer is in overall good condition, showing a mixture of gray and spotted dark patina to the metal, with scattered light to moderate pinprick pitting throughout. Grips are fine retaining most of their oil finish, showing typical light marks from age and handling. Barrel address is clear. Action is crisp. Bore with scattered spots of erosion and very good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Elliot Single Shot Derringer, #1145, .41 RF cal., 2.5" barrel, blue finish to the barrel, nitre blued hammer and trigger, two-piece walnut grips, with small bead front sight. Matching numbers on bottom of the frame and barrel. Barrel address is marked in two-lines "REMINGTONS. ILION, N.Y./ELLIOT. PAT. AUG. 27, 1867." Mfgd circa 1867-1888 with an estimated total production of approx. 10,000. Overall condition is very good. Majority of the barrel finish remains, showing areas of thinning and mild patina. Hammer retains approx. 90% nitre blue, finish on the trigger is mostly toned dark, except for the edges. Frame displays a gray/brown patina. Grips are fine, with intermittent moderate handling marks, and areas of flaking to the varnish finish on the lower half of each grip. Factory lettering is sharp. Action is crisp. Bore is primarily bright, with a few small spots of minor erosion, excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Elliot "Zig-Zag" Six-Shot Derringer, #731, .22 RF short cal., 3.25" barrel group, gray patina, two-piece walnut grips, with small bead front sight between each barrel, and notched rear sight. Left side of the frame is marked "ELLIOTS PATENTS/AUG. 17, 1858/MAY. 29, 1860". Right side is marked "MANUFACTURED BY/REMINGTONS/ILION, N.Y.". Mfgd circa 1861-1862, with fewer than 1,000 produced. Overall condition is very good, having worn to mostly gray, mixed with traces of blue finish in between the barrels, and moderate darkening/patina. Grips with expected light marks from age and use, no significant blemishes, showing considerable remaining oil finish. Factory lettering is clear. Action is crisp. Bores are good, with visible rifling, and light scattered erosion. Hard to find in any condition, this is a nice example. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Elliot Ring Trigger 5-Shot .22 Caliber Derringer, #12443, .22 RF cal., 3" fluted 5-shot barrel assembly, nickel finish, blued ring trigger mechanism and barrel release lever, period two-piece ivory grips, small bead front sight, and notched rear sight. Barrel address is marked in two-line "MANUFACTURED BY E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y./ELLIOTS PATENTS. MAY 29, 1860-OCT. 11, 1861". Manufactured circa 1863-1870, total production was approx. 25,000, with estimated production in .22 caliber being around 7,500. Overall condition is fine, retaining approx. 93%-95% nickel finish, with intermittent spots of very mild flaking. Blue finish shows moderate darkening. Beautifully toned ivory grips are in fine condition. Markings are sharp. Action functions correctly, but sluggish for the ring trigger returning to its forward position. Bores are fair with visible rifling and scattered erosion. An exceptional example of this scarce Remington derringer. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Elliot Ring Trigger Four-Shot Derringer, #17478, .32 RF cal., 3.25" barrel group, blue with nickel plated frame, two-piece hardwood grips, half-moon German silver blade front sight, with notched rear sight. Left side of the barrel is marked "MANUFACTURED. BY E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y.". Right side is marked "ELLIOTS PATENTS MAY 29, 1860-OCT. 1, 1861". Mfgd circa 1863-1888, with approx. 17,500 in .32 RF cal. Overall condition is fine as refinished, which appears professionally done. Barrels have a subdued blue finish, with a few salt and pepper pits. "Elliots" on the right side of the barrel is a little worn, factory lettering is otherwise clearly defined. Approx. 98% renickeled finish remains, applied over some mild pitting on sides of the frame. Grips are fine with beautiful grain patterns and most of their rich oil finish remaining. Action is crisp. Bores are fine, with clear rifling, and intermittent mild erosion. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Rider Magazine Pistol, #NVSN, .32 RF Extra Short cal., 3" barrel, nickel finish, two-piece rosewood grips, with half-moon blade front sight. Top of the barrel is marked in two-lines "REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y./RIDERS PAT. AUG. 15TH, 1871". Mfgd circa 1871-1888, with approx. 15,000 produced. Metal is very good, displaying a mixture of muted nickel finish and bare gray metal, with general mild pitting. Grips are good with several moderate dents, scratches, and finish wear to both panels. Action is crisp. Rifling is clearly defined, bore is generally dark with scattered spots of moderate erosion. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Factory Engraved Remington-Rider Magazine pistol, #NVSN, .32 RF Extra Short cal., 3" barrel, originally with blued finish, smooth two-piece rosewood grips, with fixed half-moon blade front sight. Frame with extensive floral scroll engraving and punch-dot background. There are scalloped geometric designs along the barrel flats. Top of the barrel is marked in two-lines "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y./RIDERS PAT. AUG. 15TH, 1871". Mfgd circa 1871-1888, with approx. 15,000 produced. This revolver is in very good overall condition, displaying an even brown patina, with well-defined engraving and factory lettering. There are traces of original blued finish in some of the protected areas. Grips are in near fine condition with general light marks from age and handling, showing most of the oil finish remaining. Action is crisp. Bore is fair+, with visible rifling and scattered erosion. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Early production Type I Remington-Elliot Double Derringer, #1622, .41 RF short cal., 3" barrels, nickel finish, blued hammer and trigger, no extractor, two-piece rosewood grips, integral blade front sight, and fixed notched rear sight. Left side of the barrel is marked "ELLIOTS. PATENT DEC 12, 1865". Right side "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y.". Matching number on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. Mfgd circa 1866, with less than 2,000 Type I produced without the extractor. Overall condition is near fine, retaining approx. 70%-75% factory nickel finish, with losses primarily to the grip frame and right side of the barrel. Factory lettering is clear. Hinge is not damaged. Grips are near excellent, with only a few light handling marks, and a majority of their rich oil finish present. Action is crisp. Bore is dark with general moderate erosion and clearly defined rifling. Contained in lockable concealment book case, with blue interior, and 6-cartridge storage capacity. Marked on the spine "TWIN BARREL JUSTICE --- REMINGTON". In fine overall condition, showing scuffs and wear to the leather binding and corners. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Antique).(Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Over/Under Type II Model No. 3 Double Derringer, #635, .41 RF Short cal., 3" barrels, re-nickeled finish, checkered two-piece black hard rubber grips, integral fixed blade front sight, and notched rear sight channel. Top of the barrel is marked "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y." Matching number on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. Mfgd circa early-1890s. In good condition as refinished, displaying approx. 93%-95% of its heavily re-nickeled finish, applied over some minor surface imperfections, with losses primarily around top of the frame and hinges, with have a brazed repair. Grips are fine, with minor handling marks. Barrel address is still sharp. Action is crisp. There is a little mild pitting in the bore, rifling is good. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Late Production Remington Over/Under Type III Model No. 4 Double Derringer, #L75816, .41 RF Shrot cal., 3" monobloc barrels, matte blue finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber grips, integral fixed blade front sight, with notched rear sight channel. This is a later production example with grooved hammer. Top of the barrel is marked "REMINGTON ARMS U.M.C. CO. ILION, N.Y." Matching number on left side of the grip frame and underside of the barrel. Estimated quantity manufactured for the late production model is only 500. This derringer is in near excellent condition, displaying approx. 96% matte blue, with scattered light scratches, edgewear, and a few spots of patina on the barrel. Hammer and barrel release lever show minimal wear, with only a few tiny spots of mild patina. Grips are excellent. Factory markings are sharp. Action is crisp. Bore is fine with clearly defined rifling. Overall, a high condition example of a scarce Remington Double Derringer. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Smoot New Model No. 1 Revolver, #1251, .30 RF short cal., 2-13/16" solid rib barrel, nickel finish, case hardened hammer & trigger, checkered black hard rubber grips, spur trigger, fixed half-moon front sight, and notched rear sight. This later production revolver features a fixed recoil shield. Barrel address is marked in one-line "E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION, N.Y. PAT. W.S. SMOOT. OCT. 21, 1873." The serial number is stamped twice on the left side of the grip frame. Overall condition of this revolver is excellent, retaining approx. 97% bright nickel finish, with a few minor spots of flaking, general light micro-scratching and handling marks. Case colors have toned dark. Grips are excellent. Front portion of the barrel address is worn but legible. Action is crisp. Rifling is fine with scattered spots of light erosion. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Factory Engraved Remington-Smoot New Model No. 1 Revolver, #11, .30 RF short cal., 2-13/16" solid rib barrel, nickel finish with gold washed hammer and ejector rod, pearl grips, spur trigger, fixed half-moon front sight, and notched rear sight. This early production revolver features a rotating recoil shield. Metal surfaces with extensive floral scroll engraving throughout, with scalloped borders, and cross-cut pattern to both sides of the barrel. Barrel address is marked in one-line "E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION, N.Y. PAT. W.S. SMOOT. OCT. 21, 1873." The number "11" is stamped twice on the left side of the grip frame, once above and below the main spring. The Remington-Smoot No. 1 revolver was patented in 1873 and produced by Remington & Sons from 1875-1877, with approx. 3,000 produced. Overall condition of this revolver is very good to near fine, displaying approx. 30% nickel finish, primarily to sides of the barrel. Hammer and ejector rod retain approx. 65% gold wash. The iridescent pearl grips are fine, with hairline fissures on the surface around the brass escutcheons, and "XVII" scratched into the back of each grip. Markings and engraving are crisp. Action cycles smoothly but the hammer will not stay on full cock. Rifling is very good with scattered light erosion present. Est.: 1,800-$2,400. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Early Production Engraved Remington-Smoot #3 Birds Head Revolver, #NVSN, .38 RF Short cal., 3.75" octagon barrel without rib, two piece pearl grips, fixed blade front sight, and notched rear sight. Fixed V notch rear sight, fixed blade front sight. Metal surfaces with extensive period applied floral scroll engraving with scalloped borders, punch dot background, and checkered patterns to both sides of the barrel. Top of the barrel is marked with a partially legible address that reads "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y. PAT. W.S. SM.." Approx. 12,500 were manufactured in this configuration without the barrel rib, few were engraved. Overall condition of this revolver is very good, displaying approx. 65%-70% nickel finish, showing areas of flaking, light oxidation, and pitting. Pearl grips are near good, showing two old chips to the right grip panel and another small sliver missing from the left panel. Barrel address is partially legible and some of the engraving is soft. Action is crisp. Bore is fair with visible rifling and scattered erosion. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Smoot New Model #3 Saw Handle Revolver, #NVSN, .38 RF Short cal., 3.75" octagon barrel with solid rib, nickel finish, pearl grips, fixed blade front and "V"-notched rear sight. Top of the barrel is marked in one-line "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y. PAT. W.S. SMOOT. OCT. 21, 1873". Approx. 6,000 manufactured in this configuration. Includes a glass topped wood display case with fitted red interior. Revolver is in near excellent condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% bright nickel finish, with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Barrel address is crisp. Grips are near excellent. Action is crisp. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Wood display case is in excellent condition. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington-Smoot New Model No. 4 Spur Trigger Revolver, #21472, .38 CF cal., 2.5" barrel, nickel finish, checkered black two-piece hard rubber grips, half-moon blade front sight, with milled groove in the rear of the top strap. Marked on top of the barrel "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, N.Y." Approx. 23,000 were manufactured circa 1877-1888. Overall condition is fine, displaying approx. 95% nickel finish, with a crisp barrel address. Grips are excellent. Action is strong and crisp, Bore with scattered spots of mild erosion, rifling is clearly defined and rates very good overall. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Iroquois Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver, #NVSN, .22 RF cal., 7-shot fluted cylinder, 2.25" barrel, nickel finish, two-piece pearl grips, half-moon blade front sight, milled groove in the rear of the top strap. Barrel address is sharply marked on the left side "E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y." Approx. 10,000 mfgd circa 1878-1888. Overall condition is fine, retaining much of the nickel finish, with scattered small impressions and handling marks. Grips are near excellent, with beautiful iridescent colors, and a few very minor fissures on the right grip. Action is crisp. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Winchester-Hotchkiss First Model 1879 Bolt Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #49, .45-70 cal., 24" round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut 3/4 length stock, pinned blade front sight, with flip-up adjustable rear sight. This carbine also features a 5-round tubular magazine located inside the stock, saddle ring, and magazine cut-off switch (missing) on the right side of the stock so the carbine could be used as a single shot or a repeater. Left side of the receiver with serial number and Winchester/Hotchkiss maker and patent information, marked in three-lines. Mfgd circa 1879. This carbine is in overall fair condition, displaying approx. 15%-20% thinning and toning blue finish, primarily to the buttplate, with the balance of the guns parts gone to a gray/brown patina. As noted previously, the magazine cut-off switch is missing. Factory lettering is legible. The hardwood stock is fair, with a 1.5" break at the top right side of the wrist, which has been repaired with a small pin. There is another 2" crack at the bottom of the wrist, behind the rear trigger guard tang. Otherwise, wood displays numerous old dents and scratches throughout. Action is crisp. Bore is mostly bright with very good, clearly defined rifling, surface with some scattered light erosion, primarily near the muzzle. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1873 3rd Model Lever Action Rifle, #182913, .44 W.C.F. cal., 24" round barrel, originally with a blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend, crescent steel buttplate, replacement dovetailed Marble No.2 blade front sight, and replacement semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator. Factory markings are clear with legible caliber marking on the base of the brass cartridge elevator. Mfgd 1885. Rifle is in good overall condition, with the metal surfaces having gone to a mostly even gray patina, with areas of light brown patina, and intermittent spots of mild pitting. Magazine tube with scattered shallow dings and mars. Receiver with small indentations and light erosion, particularly on the right side. Loading gate retains a significant amount of blue finish. Hammer and lever show traces of silvered color case hardened finish in the protected areas; balance is mostly dark. There is a piece missing from the upper left edge of the forend. Wood is otherwise very good, with scattered light dents and scratches, and the wood to metal fit is very good. Action functions well. Bore is fair with moderate erosion, deeper near the breech, showing visible rifling. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Antique)

Professionally Matted and Framed Display of Winchester Junior Rifle Corps Shooting Medals and Memorabilia, consisting of six (6) Winchester Junior Rifle Corps (WJRC) shooting medals, three finished in brass, with single examples of copper, nickel, and enameled medals. Additionally, there are two Winchester lapel pins and an original record of membership document. The items are in an attractive cherry wood frame with green suede mat. The finished piece measures 17.5" in height and 17.25" in width. An attractive piece for the Winchester collector. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Scarce Winchester Junior Rifle Corps Range Kit Wooden Case with Accessories, wooden case measures 26.75" in length, 8" in width, and 3" in depth, and is in good overall condition. Exterior shows typical weathering and wear to the edges. There are two full-length cracks spanning the length of the lid. The red Winchester marking is clearly visible. Case shows dovetailed construction with brass hardware and leather handle. Brass hardware has gone to a dark patina with age. Interior consists of bare wood partitions, configured for a takedown rifle, with original retention straps in the lid. The case includes a vintage Winchester heavy gun oil can, tube of Winchester gun grease in the original box, and nickel cleaning rod with a brass cap. Interior is in very good condition, showing age, with scrapes and soiling. Beginning in 1918, the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps (WJRC) offered young shooters not only membership in the Corps, but the option to purchase one of two range kits. Kit #1 included a Model 1902 single shot .22 takedown rifle. Kit #2 included a Model 1904 .22 takedown rifle. Each kit included a "Handsome mission-finished wood case fitted with leather handle". The wood case included the range kit of gun oil, grease, cartridge pouch, belt, targets, cartridges and additional accessories. The WJRC operated into the 1930s, including over 100,000 youth worldwide at its peak. The lot includes a copy of a Winchester advertiser explaining the WJRC plan. A rarely encountered piece that should be completed and displayed. Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 94 Legendary Frontiersmen Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #LF15801, .38-55 cal; 24" round barrel with blue finish, right side is marked in silver lettering ''Legendary Frontiersmen'', with brass beaded blade front sight and standard elevator rear sight. Antique silver-finished receiver is roll engraved with frontier scenes and scroll border. Nicely figured straight grip walnut stock and forend with spade pattern, antique silver finished cap, and crescent buttplate, right side of the buttstock with inlaid commemorative medallion. Includes the original Styrofoam box with matching end label, cardboard polychrome sleeve, Winchester Hunters Pocket Guide, protective sleeve for the receiver, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent condition, appearing unfired, and retaining approx. 99%+ original metal finish. Stock shows only a few minor marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright and appears unfired. Box is in good condition with tattered edges at the ends, creases, and typical wear. One of 19,999 produced in 1979. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/List)

Winchester Model 94 Oliver F. Winchester Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #OFW13007, .38-55 Win. cal., 24" octagonal barrel, blued finish with gold-colored receiver, lever, and forend cap; finely hand-cut Fleur-d-lis checkered oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend with blued steel buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed blade front and standard sporting rear sight which is missing the elevator. Features standard commemorative embellishments for this model, including a facsimile of "Oliver F. Winchester" signature on the barrel, extensive roll engraving of Winchester factory on the left side, frontier scenes and "W.R.A. Co." on right side of the receiver; gold-colored medallion in right side of buttstock. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory finishes, with only light storage marks. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright and appears unfired. One of 19,999 produced in 1980. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/List)

Winchester Model 1895 Theodore Roosevelt 150th Anniversary High Grade Lever Action Rifle, #TR150H1156, .405 Win. cal., 24" barrel, blued barrel and Nitride finished receiver with intricate engraving and gold inlays. Finely checkered deluxe walnut straight grip stock with a Schnabel forend. Right side of the buttstock is inlaid with a gold tone Roosevelt medallion and ends with a smooth blue steel shotgun style buttplate, providing a 13.25" LOP. Sights include a dovetailed brass tipped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear. Factory markings are clear, with sharp Winchester "WP" proof on the left side of the barrel at the breech. Nitride finished engraved receiver displays intricate game scenes on both sides with gold inlay, marked "THEODORE ROOSEVELT 1858-2008 / 150 YEARS FATHER OF CONSERVATION". Includes factory instruction manual, brochure, and associated literature. Mfgd 2008. Rifle is in excellent condition with only modest handling marks to the wood and metal. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, and appears unfired. Limited in production to 1,000 rifles, featured as a 2008 SHOT Show Special and chambered in Teddys favorite "Big Medicine" caliber. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Lot of Nine (9) Boxes of Limited Edition .405 Winchester Teddy Roosevelt 150 Year Commemorative Series Ammunition, .405 Win. 300 Gr. FP ammo, nickel- plated cases with special Roosevelt headstamp. In collectible embossed boxes with images of Teddy Roosevelt. 20-rounds per box. Originally manufactured in 2008. In excellent overall condition. Est.: $900-$1,200/lot.

Winchester Model 94AE W.A.C.A. Commemorative Lever Action Trapper, #5440218, .45 Colt cal., 16" barrel, with blue finish. Deluxe checkered American walnut forend and straight grip buttstock ends with a smooth blue steel crescent buttplate, providing a 13.25" LOP. Carbine also features factory dovetailed blade front and buckhorn rear sights, receiver is factory drilled and tapped. Factory markings are clear, with a sharp Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel at the breech. Includes factory Winchester cardboard box with matching Winchester Custom Shop end label, instruction manual, warranty card, U.S.R.A. letter and associated packaging materials. Mfg in 1987. Trapper is in excellent condition, with only light handling marks. There is a pewter Winchester Arms Collectors Association (WACA) medallion inlaid into the right side of the buttstock. Medallion shows light corrosion around the perimeter.Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and appears unfired. One of 250 carbines made in 1987 exclusively for W.A.C.A. members, including a letter describing the process and serial number range. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Winchester Model 94AE Ranger Compact Lever Action Carbine, #6481619, .357 Mag. cal., 16" barrel, with blue finish. Smooth satin oil finished walnut forend and straight grip stock, ends with a checkered plastic Winchester shotgun style buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Carbine also features a factory dovetailed blade front sight, standard elevator rear sight with "U"-notched groove, cross bolt safety, saddle ring, factory drilled and tapped receiver. Factory markings are clear, with a sharp Winchester "WP" proof on top of the barrel. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, original hang tag, hammer extensions, cable lock, instruction manual, warranty card, and associated packaging materials. Carbine is in excellent condition, showing only a few light handling and storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern)

Marlin M1894 Cowboy Limited Lever Action Rifle, #MR40364G, .45 Colt cal., 20" octagon barrel, blue finish with intricately engraved receiver and gold inlaid "Cowboy". Gloss finished finely checkered deluxe walnut forend and straight grip buttstock, ending with a checkered plastic Marlin buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped, sights include a dovetailed brass tipped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, safety lock, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing as new with the factory box and original hang tag. Stock has only a few light storage marks, displaying attractive figure in the buttstock. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. One of only 1,500 produced. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Uberti/America Remembers Henry Mort Kunstler Civil War Sesquicentennial Lever Action 1860 Henry Rifle, #W41078, .44 W.C.F. cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue finished barrel with coin finished receiver, Receiver displays attractive machine engraved Civil War scenes and 24K gold embellishment, with the artists laser cut signature at the rear of the receiver. Gloss finished smooth walnut buttstock with "M Kuntsler" carved signature on both sides. Sights include a blade front and ladder rear. Mfgd 2015. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, with only light handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, appearing unfired. Distributed by America Remembers, the production was limited to only 300 rifles. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

Browning Model 1886 Limited Edition High Grade Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #02301NY6C7, .45-70 cal., 22" round barrel, blue finish on the barrel and magazine, and engraved French gray receiver. Receiver is finely engraved with games scenes on both sides. Left side depicts a couple of gold inlaid Mule Deer in the wild. Right side with gold inlaid Grizzly Bears. Lower left side is signed by the engraver "T. MOR". Gloss-finished, finely checkered, deluxe walnut straight grip stock and forend, ending with a smooth blue steel crescent buttplate, providing a 13.4" LOP. Carbine also features a pinned blade front sight, ladder rear sight, gold colored trigger, and blue steel saddle ring with leather thong. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN JAPAN" on the left side of the barrel, and "1 of 3000" on top of the barrel. Tang is marked "BROWNING MODEL 1886". Mfgd for only two years, 1992-93. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with light handling marks only. Stock is in excellent condition with only minor storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, and appears to be unfired. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern)

Browning Model 1895 Limited Edition Grade I Lever Action Rifle, #01098PW187, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, with blue finish. Smooth walnut straight grip stock and Schnabel forend; buttstock ends with a matte blue steel shotgun buttplate, providing a 13.4" LOP. Sights include a brass tipped blade front and buckhorn rear. Marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on left side of the barrel. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, Browning brochure, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with intermittent light handling to the wood and metal. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Mfgd in only 1984, production on the Grade I was limited to 6,000 rifles in .30-06, with another 2,000 produced in .30-40 Krag. These rifles are long out of production and desirable in this high condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Browning Model 1885 High Wall Single Shot Falling Block Rifle, #05115NP371, .45-70 cal., 28" octagon barrel, with blue finish. Checkered English walnut two-piece straight grip stock with Schnabel forend, sling swivel stud, ending with a solid black rubber Decelerator recoil pad, providing a 13.25" LOP. Rifle features a globe style front sight with insert, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed blank. Additionally, there are two sight block holes on the barrel that are filled with plug screws. Receiver is drilled and tapped. Vernier style adjustable sight is located on the tang. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN JAPAN" on right side of the barrel. Mfgd 1998. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, with intermittent marks and a few scratches consistent with field use. Stock is also in near excellent condition, with small marks on the forend, buttstock is missing the sling swivel stud, and there are a few light dents at the toe. Action is crisp, locking up securely. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #51716SA, .45 Colt cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece replacement grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear with single line barrel address. Includes a non-matching Colt factory two-piece cardboard box. A few of the corners have been repaired and there is duct tape on the base. Also included is the original Rampant Colt checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with screw, displaying sharp checkering detail with the "716" etched in the interior of the right panel. Grips are in excellent condition. Mfgd 1969. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish, showing only minor marks. Frame displays vivid color case hardened finish. Sides of the hammer are polished bright. Walnut grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. The overall condition would be hard to improve upon. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Colt Single Action Army 3rd Generation Revolver, #SA62530, .44 Special cal., 4.75" replacement barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth ivory micarta two-piece Hogue grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights. This revolver features a single line Hartford barrel address and is unmarked inside the loading gate. Mfgd 1982. Revolver is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 98%-99% finish with bright fire blued screws, and showing only light handling marks. Frame and hammer display vivid color case hardening. Replacement grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp with good timing. Bright bore rates near excellent with well-defined rifling. The consignor indicates that the revolver was sent to Peacemaker Specialists in April, 1993 for installation of the replacement barrel and custom refinishing in the original 1880s Colt style. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #S40145A, .45 Colt cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece eagle grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notch rear sight. Includes Colt factory two-piece blue cardboard box with instruction manual, product registration card, NRA literature, red hang tag, and associated packaging materials. Mfgd 2005. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue, with only a few minor marks, and appears unfired. Frame displays vivid color case hardened finish. Sides of the hammer are polished bright. Factory markings are clear. Grips are in excellent condition with fine checkering detail. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/PPT)

United States Fire Arms Manufacturing Co. Single Action Army Revolver, with Extra Cylinder, #25698, .45 Colt cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece "US" monogram grips, blade front and fixed square notch rear sights, with "Bullseye" ejector rod. Marked "757" inside the loading gate. Includes the factory two-piece box with matching end label, instruction manual, original ejector rod; extra cylinder chambered in .45 ACP cal., protective bag and associated packaging materials. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, showing little evidence of use, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory "Dome Blue" finish on the barrel, cylinder and straps. Frame and hammer display vivid "Old Armory Bone" color case hardened finish. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail, showing little use. Action is crisp with excellent timing. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Prior to closing their doors in 2012, U.S.F.A. produced some of the finest reproduction SAA revolvers on the market. Hard to find in this high condition and desirable with the extra cylinder. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

One of 50 EMF/Uberti Texas Sesquicentennial 1836-1986 Single Action Army Revolver with Belt Buckle and Display Case, #TX17, .45 Colt cal., 4.6" barrel, blue and gold plated finish, smooth etched faux ivory two-piece grips, blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight; gold plated hammer, trigger, straps, ejector rod, and trigger guard. Barrel with gold embossed rings at the muzzle and breech, marked "TEXAS SESQUICENTENNIAL" (Texas in gold). Cylinder displays gold rings at the front and rear with a gold star circled by "REPUBLIC OF TEXAS". Import marked on the underside of the barrel with Italian proofs, marked "MADE IN ITALY". Includes a beautiful oak and glass presentation case marked "1836 TEXAS 1986 / Sesquicentennial". Right corner features a brass plaque marked "#17 of 50 / MFG. 1985". Case is in excellent condition with only minor storage marks. Interior of the case is finished in maroon velveteen and includes a magnificent gold plated official commemorative belt buckle, marked "STATE OF TEXAS SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 1836-1986", with enameled red, white, and blue Texas flag banner across the front, numbered to the revolver. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ finish, and appearing unfired. Grips are in excellent condition, with a machine etched longhorn steer on the left panel. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Antique French Pinfire Underlever Side-by-Side Shotgun, #1270, 14 ga. pinfire cal., 28" Damascus barrels with solid rib, checkered walnut straight grip stock with steel buttplate. There is nicely accomplished, fine floral scroll engraving throughout the frame, trigger guard, underlever, and upper buttplate tang. Top of the rib has a gold inlay script reading "FAIT PAR DEVISME A PARIS", the first word is hard to decipher. "MRY" is stamped on the hinge just forward of the serial number. Circa, 1850s. Includes a green velvet lined fitted wood case, complete with reloading and cleaning tools. Overall condition is fine. Barrel finish shows dark toning, with most of the Damascus pattern still visible. Other metal surfaces have taken on a more silver tone with clear, fine engraving. It appears the hammers have been reblued or are replacements. There is mild salt and pepper pitting on the frame and rear of the barrels. Stock has a crack on the left side at the rear, starting at the level of the lower screw hole and extending approx. 4". There are scattered dents and handling mars, with some flattening of the checkering. LOP is 14" to the front trigger. Action locks up tight and the triggers function as expected. Bores are mostly bright but there is light surface rust, this is mostly confined to the lower half of both barrels. Case has a horizontal crack running through its mid-point, the entire length and it appears that there was once a small plaque on the front that is now missing. The inside lid is marked "36 BOULEVART DES ITALIENS/DESIvSME/ARQUEBUSIER BREVETE/A PARIS". All accessories are in very good condition. Est.: $800-$1000 (Antique)

British Cowles & Dunn 28 Gauge Single Barrel Shotgun, #90774, 28 ga., 27" barrel, 2.5" chamber, blued finish, rear of barrel engraved "Cowels & Dunn, Sydney N.S.W., Made in England", receiver has Birmingham proof marks, "28c" in diamond, "nitro proof 3/8", and marked "choke", all visible numbers matching, outside rebounding hammer, island lock, extractor, silver bead front sight, straight grip checkered walnut stock with horn buttplate, 14.25" LOP (14" to original wood), checkered walnut forend with black horn end cap, and silver oval roundel with engraved letters "JS" on lower edge of buttstock. No decorative engraving, just thin border lines on the receiver and lock. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 98% of a proper refinished bluing, showing only minor wear to the right side of the receiver at the hinge pin and thinning of the bluing on the lock. Action is tight and functions properly; bore is mostly bright, with light pitting around the forcing cone, and there is a small area of roughness and pitting about 7" from the muzzle. Stock shows a light oil refinish, still showing minor dings, light depressions, and scratches; checkering appears to have been freshened up, with sharp diamonds. Horn buttplate shows damage and small losses from insects. All the screws are properly indexed with clean slots. A neat little shotgun! Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Fox Sterlingworth Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #362319, 16 ga., 30" "Strelingworth Fluid Compressed Steel" concave solid rib barrels have 2-9/16" chambers and are choked Full/Full. The boxlock action features dual triggers, auto safety, Greener crossbolt lockup, and simple extractors. Receiver is case hardened, with simple zig-zag border engraving. Splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished field grade walnut, and feature simple checkering at 16 LPI, with a black plastic grip cap, and buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-3/4" x 2-5/8". Mfgd 1928. Condition is excellent and shows very little field use at all. The oil-finished wood shows almost no handling marks, and the action shows little wear on the working parts, which close very tight and function perfectly. The receivers case colors are a bit faded but still show 90%+ colors. Bores are mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Late Colt Model 1883 Grade 1 Double Barrel Hammerless Shotgun with Two Pairs of Barrels, #7939. Both pairs of barrels are fitted and numbered to the receiver. Barrels are near 100% fine Damascus twist, with solid concave milled ribs and 2-5/8" chambers. The longer barrel is 30-3/8" in length and choked IM/IM; shorter barrel is 28-1/8" in length and choked IC/MOD. Action lockup is via double underlugs and dolls head extension. Features include double triggers, automatic safety, and simple extractors. Case hardened frame and forend irons retain 70%-80% color, with light scroll and border engraving; trigger guard and opening lever are blued. Both splinter forends and the flat pistol grip buttstock are of oil-finished "B" grade European walnut. Both splinter forends have Schnabel tips, ebony inserts, and the buttstock has no grip cap, a blank metal insert, and an original black rampant Colt buttplate. Grips on all three pieces have extensive hand checkering at 20 LPI. Stock dimensions are 13-1/2" x 1-7/8" x 3-1/8". Mfgd 1895 by Colt. The gun comes complete with a fitted green canvas hard case, and includes additional supporting data for the Model 1883, including an authentication letter from the office of the Colt historian. Condition of the gun is very good, all original with 70%-80% case colors still on the receiver, light handling marks to the wood, and nominal wear to the action, which closes tight and functions correctly. Right hand short barrel has some wear where a caustic material has touched the Damascus barrel; all four bores are mirror bright. Gun has thick, strong barrels, which are capable of shooting light loads, but has not been fired lately and should be cleaned and timed by a competent gunsmith. This gun is 130 years old but retains its original condition. From the award-winning Mike Lawler Colt shotgun collection. Est.: $2,500-$4,500. (Antique)

Parker Brothers DH Grade Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun, #217298. 12 ga., 28" "Titanic Steel" barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, concave matted rib, and are choked IC/MOD. Boxlock action utilizes a single underlug and dolls head rib extension for lockup and features double triggers, automatic safety, and simple extractors. Case hardened size 1-1/2 receiver is ornately engraved with a pointer on the left hand side, setter on the right, flushing pheasants on the bottom, and elaborate rose and scroll engraving surrounding the artwork. Beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "C" grade walnut, with extensive 21 and 26 LPI checkering, Parker Bros. gutta-percha grip cap, and brown "No-Shoc" recoil pad installed. Stock dimensions are 14-1/8" x 1-3/4" x 2-5/8". Gun was made in 1926 and looks to be an original, well-kept piece. Condition is very good, with 40%-50% case colors on the receiver, machine-turned water table, few handling marks to the wood, expected wear to the action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bores are mirror bright. Overall, there may have been some small repairs over the years, but the basic shotgun has been kept in its fundamental condition and should be ready for light field use today. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Early Griffin & Howe Over/Under Sporting Shotgun, #581, 20 ga., 28" steel barrels have a solid matted rib sighting plane, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked IC/CYL. Boxlock action with sideplates uses an underbolt lockup plus a double Greener crossbolt to close the action, which features a single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Receiver and sideplates are ornately engraved with game bird scenes, surrounded by rose and scroll embellishments. Slender, 3-piece forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are oil finished "B" grade walnut, nicely checkered at 24 LPI, and finished with a Pachmayr "White Line" buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-3/8" x 1-7/8" x 2-3/4". Mfgd after 1923 in Belgium, but before WWII. Condition is very good, with expected marks to wood and nominal wear to action, which closes tight, has one ejector problem; bores are mirror bright. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Merkel Model 280SL/360SL Two Barrel Side-by-Side Shotgun Set, #481027, and marked "No. 28 of 100". The 28 ga., 28" barrels are marked "481027-1", have a matted solid rib, 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Mod/Full. The .410 bore, 28" barrels are marked "481027-2", have 3" chambers, and are choked Full/Full. Coin-finished sidelock action features a double underlug lockup with Greener cross bolt, double triggers, automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Sidelocks are ornately engraved with game scenes, including a setter flushing grouse on the left hand side, a fox flushing same on the right hand side, ornate scroll patterns with "Suhl" logo on the bottom. Top tang and forend iron are likewise coin-finished; top lever, trigger guard, and lower tang are blue. Both splinter forends and the straight grip buttstock are "D" grade European walnut, satin finished and checkered at 20 LPI. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-3/8" x 2-1/2". Two-barrel set was completed in approx. 2000 and is contained in a Merkel fitted luggage hard case. Original Merkel shipping box is also included. Condition is as new, with virtually no marks to the wood, and some opening and closing wear to the breech face. Action closes tight however, and functions correctly; bores are all mirror bright. Est.: $10,000 - $12,000. (Modern)

Rare Colt-Sauer Royal Grade Prototype Side-By-Side Shotgun, #BB4549, 20 ga., 28-1/2" Krupp fluid steel barrels have a tapered, solid matte rib, 3" chambers, and are choked SKT/SKT. Right hand barrel is marked "Colts PT. FA. Mfg. Co. Hartford, Ct, USA". Sauer scalloped boxlock action uses two underlugs plus a Greener crossbolt for lockup, and features include a single selective mechanical trigger, automatic safety, cocking indicators, and selective ejectors. Coin finished receiver is left in the white and moderately engraved with attractive scrolls. Trigger guard, bottom tang, and opening lever are blued. Beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil finished "B" grade European walnut, with thorough hand checkering at 20 LPI, black plastic grip cap, and original black skeet style recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-3/8" x 1-3/4" x 2-1/2". Gun was made by Sauer & Sohn in Western Germany for Colt in 1970. Condition is near excellent with few handling marks to the wood and very little visible wear to the action, which closes very tight and functions correctly; bores are mirror bright. Gun comes complete with a short history of Colt-Sauer discussions on a possible side-by-side. The serial number of this gun is 13 digits away from the other 20 ga. royal grade; there are approximately three known 20 ga. Colt-Sauer doubles, and this is one; a very nice skeet gun indeed. From the award winning Mike Lawler Colt Shotgun Collection. Est.: $3,500-$4,000. (C&R)

L.C. Smith Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #145988. 20 ga., 28" solid milled rib barrels are marked "L.C. Smith Field Grade", have 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked IM/Full. Featherweight sidelock action locks up via a Greener crossbolt, and features double triggers, automatic safety, and auto-ejectors. Receiver and hammer lock plates retain 85%+ case colors, but many areas are frosted. Splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished American walnut, with moderate checkering, black plastic grip cap and buttpad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-5/8" x 2-5/8". Mfgd 1935 by Hunter Arms Co. of Fulton, N.Y. Condition is very good, with only the case color frosting, and cracking of the wood buttstock as negatives. Action is like new, with very little wear to the surfaces. Breech closes tight and functions perfectly; bores mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Darne Model V19 Sliding Breech Shotgun, #SP1911, 28 ga., 26-5/8" solid rib barrels have brass bead front sight, 2-3/4" chambers and are choked CYL/IC. This unique double trigger action uses a sliding breech lock-up with quick double ejection upon opening. The lower half of the coin-finished receiver is fixed, with the top half the sliding top breech. On this model, the engraving is top quality rose and scroll, with chiseled fences; safety is on the LH side. Splinter forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are presentation grade oil-finished walnut, with ebony forend tip, thorough checkering, and a Pachmayr "Old English" pad. Mfgd in 1964 in France. All contained in an oak/leather hard case. Condition is fine overall, retaining approx. 96%-97% finish. With expected wear to action and intermittent light handling marks to the wood. Action is smooth and functions correctly. Bores are bright. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R)

#AP/1 Giacomo Fausti Engraved Renato Telo Arnold Palmer Tribute Side-by-Side Shotgun, #12536, 20 ga., 28" solid rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IC/Full. The boxlock action with sideplates features double underlug lockup, twin triggers, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Receiver is coin finished, decorated with gold inlays, showing Arnold playing golf and shooting, other golf related images, and U.S. Historical Society emblem on the trigger guard, all are surrounded by elaborate scroll floral engraving. Engraving is signed "Fausti G." on one side of the trigger guard and "Creative Art" on the opposite side. All matching visible numbers. Splinter forend and straight grip buttstock are high gloss finished "C" grade walnut, with thorough checkering at 22 LPI. Coin finished nose piece with push-button release and a plain black plastic buttplate. LOP is 14-1/2". Made in 1990 by Renato Tello in Italy for the U.S. Historical Society in Richmond VA. Gun is contained in a heavy brown oak and leather case. A beautifully made shotgun that shows little evidence of possible use. Unfortunately, it was not stored properly, resulting in some frosted surface rust on the left side of the receiver, heaviest on the sideplate. There are also a few mild rust spots on the underside. It would be worth having a professional address these issues, on this otherwise excellent shotgun. Wood with a few light storage marks along bottom of the buttstock. Action functions correctly but is not broken in and a little stiff. Bores are bright. Only 100 of these shotguns were produced in 1990 and all were individually numbered in gold. This example is numbered "AP/1", where the few other examples we have seen are numbered "XX/100". It is also interesting to note that other examples list the barrel length as 26". Making this a possible pre-production before 26" barrel length became standard. Est: $2,000-$4,000. (Modern)

Fausti Stefano Model BC500 Side-by-Side Shotgun, #B45994. 20 ga., 28" solid rib barrels have 3" chambers and are choked IC/MOD. The action uses a dual underlug lockup and features double triggers, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Coin colored receiver, trigger guard, and tangs are nicely roll engraved with rose and scroll patterns, with a Fausti shield on the trigger guard. Splinter forend and straight grip buttstock are satin-finished "C" grade European walnut, with very thorough hand checkering at 22 LPI, a push button forend release, and a wooden buttplate with Fausti crest. Stock dimensions are 15" x 1-1/2" x 2-3/8". Mfgd 2008, by Fausti in Italy for Cabelas INC. Gun sleeves and paperwork are contained in a very nice Negrini hard case. Condition is absolutely excellent with no handling marks to wood and very little wear to the action, which locks tight and functions perfectly. Bores are mirror bright. This gun should preform well for years to come. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

R. Risack Engraved Belgian Browning Superposed Pointer Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #14118S3. 12 ga., 26-1/2" vent rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IC/MOD. The superposed action features a single selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Silver gray receiver is elaborately engraved with a setter on the left side, pointer on the right, flushing grouse on the bottom, and a rising pheasant on the trigger guard. All engraving done by R. Risack at FN in Belgium and signed on the left side. Forend and long tang round knob buttstock are high gloss finished "D" grade walnut and feature fine checkering at 24 LPI and an original Browning buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-5/8" x 2-1/4". Mfgd 1963 in Liege for Browning. Gun is contained in period correct brown Naugahyde hard case. Shotgun condition is like new, with almost no marks to the wood and very little wear to the action, which is a little bit sticky from lack of use but closes quite tight and functions correctly; bores are mirror bright. This gun is completely original and in superb condition. Est.: $6,000-$8,000. (C&R)

Outstanding IVO Fabbri Best Quality Sporting Grade Over/Under Shotgun with Engraving Signed by Galeazzi, #E689, 12 ga., 28" blued barrels are of the best steel available in Europe, include a tapered ventilated rib that is marked "III" in gold at the rear and top of the opening lever, small "R.A. Day" in gold lettering on the left side, with 3" chambers, and is choked IC/CYL. The true sidelock action features a single non-selective inertia trigger, dual underlug lockup, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. The coin finished receiver is beautifully engraved with a small flock of mallards approaching the viewer through the foliage on the left sidelock, a retriever bringing a downed duck back to the blind on the right side, all surrounded with rose and scroll engraving, other engraved views of trees and similar foliage to examine. The bottom of the receiver features a view of four mallards, one ascending, surrounded by tasteful rose and scroll coverage. Top caption features "IVD Fabbri" in text. Blue trigger guard features a gold "D" with an arrow through it for its previous owner. The long lower tang has scrolls with "E689" in gold. Signed by engraver "Galeazzi" on the left side. Full forend and straight grip buttstock are of presentation grade European walnut, oil finished, with complete checkering at 28 LPI, and a "BMR" buttpad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-5/8" x 1-7/8". Manufactured in 1988. Contained in a brown & black Negrini hard case with paper accessories. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98% factory blue. Engraving is magnificently done and in superb condition. Wood displays typical signs of field use, with intermittent light marks on the forend and sides of the buttstock, checkering detail is crisp. Action shows little wear, closes very tight and functions correctly; bores are mirror bright. Overall reflecting light use, regular cleaning and maintenance. A truly fantastic sporting arm. Est.: $25,000-$35,000. (Modern)(Property from the Estate of Robert Day)

Stunning IVO Fabbri Best Quality Sporting Grade Over/Under Shotgun Two-Barrel Set, Engraving Signed by Galeazzi, #E691, 12 ga., 28" blued barrels are of the best steel available in Europe, first set is marked in gold "1/IV". Barrels have a tapered ventilated rib, 3" chambers, and are choked IC/MOD. Barrels marked "2/IV" in gold are the same except for choked CYL/IC; both sets of barrels with small "R.A. Day" in gold lettering on the left side and matching serial numbers. There is a gold "IV" on the opening lever and forend. The true sidelock action features a dual underlug lockup, single non-selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. The coin finished receiver is beautifully engraved with a small flock of partridge in flight, right-left on the left hand lock, and a similar flock flying left-right on the right side. Both sides have abundant game scenes and scroll engraving that surround the birds. Bottom of the receiver features a pheasant flushing, again with rose and scroll surrounding, gold "Fabbri" in prominent caption, and signed "Galeazzi". Blue trigger guard features a gold "D" with an arrow through it, for its previous owner. The very full forend and straight grip buttstock are of lightly-finished presentation grade European walnut, with complete checkering at 28 LPI, and a Fabbri buttpad. Stock dimensions are 14-3/8" x 1-5/8" x 1-7/8". Manufactured in 1989. Contained in a heavy brown leather hard case, with paper accessories. Condition is excellent, with almost no handling marks to the metal, and little wear to the action, which closes very tight and functions correctly. Wood displays typical signs of field use, with several light marks at rear of the forend, and intermittent light marks along the top and bottom edge of the buttstock, checkering detail is crisp. Bores are mirror bright. Overall reflecting light use, regular cleaning and maintenance. A spectacular two-barrel set. Est.: $30,000-$45,000. (Modern)(Property from the Estate of Robert Day)

Like New Serial Number #18 Factory Engraved and Inscribed Ruger Red Label Over/Under Shotgun for World Champion Skeet Shooter Alex Kerr from William B. Ruger, with Factory Letter, #400-00018, 20 ga., 26" barrels with ventilated rib, brass bead front sight, 3" chambers, fixed Mod/IC chokes. Blue finish with scroll engraving on sides of the receiver. Inscribed on bottom of the receiver "To Alex Kerr from William B. Ruger 1978". With checkered "B" grade walnut stock and forend with red Ruger grip cap, and solid red rubber Ruger recoil pad. Includes the original shipping box with February 1979 postage stamp and label addressed to Kerrs Sport Shop Inc. in Beverly Hills, CA. Inside of the box contains the original cardboard partitions. Also included, is a Ruger Factory letter, verifying that the shotgun was shipped to Kerrs, the engraving and inscription was per instructions from William B. Ruger. Shotgun is in like new condition and remains unassembled in its original 1979 shipping box. There are only a few tiny handling marks on the wood. World champion skeet shooter Alex Kerr won 16 titles from 1941-1964 and was also the founder of NSSA. Living in Beverly Hills, CA and in the sporting goods business for much of his life. Production of the Red Label shotgun began in 1978 with serial #4000-00001, making this the 18th one produced. An early, rare example that would be almost impossible to improve upon the condition. Est.: $3,000-$5,000. (Modern)

Caesar Guerini Summit Sporting Model Over/Under Shotgun, #138658, 20 ga.. 32" barrels have 10mm parallel vent rib with target beads, 2-3/4" chambers and are fitted for Guerini extended choke tubes (Four included; CYL, SKT, IC, IC). The boxlock action features a single locking lug, single selective and adjustable inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Receiver is coin finished in gray "Tinaloy", lightly engraved with Guerini logos, and including other surrounding engraving on the receiver and trigger guard. Forend is a slender walnut, with push-button release, Schnabel forend, and extensive checkering; pistol grip buttstock is matching "D" grade walnut, with full pistol grip, right hand palm swell, oil finished, and thoroughly checkered at 22 LPI to match forend, and fitted with a black Guerini buttpad. Stock dimensions are 15" x 1-1/2" x 2-3/8". Mfgd 2014. All components contained in a black plastic Guerini hard case including tubes, tools, and accessories. Condition is like new, with almost no marks to wood and little wear to action, which closes very tight and functions perfectly; bores are mirror bright. A high quality target gun. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Kemen KM-4 Standard Model Over-Under with Two Pairs of Barrels, #KM111293, both pairs of 12 ga. barrels have ventilated ribs and 2-3/4" chambers. Longer barrels are 30", with choke tubes fitted (currently CYL/IC); 27-1/2" barrels are choked CYL/IC. Boxlock action is a special Kemen design, with detachable trigger group, adjustable single selective trigger, non-automatic safety and selective ejectors. Receiver is a deep blue with gold Kemen KM-4" accents added. A unique finish makes the blued metal impervious to any type of oxidation or rust. Forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "C" grade European walnut. Features include a finger groove forend, pistol grip buttstock, large amount of hand checkering, and a KM buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-5/8" x 2". Mfgd circa 2000 in Spain for Kemen in Plainfield, NH. Condition of the gun and extra barrels is near excellent, with few handling marks to the wood and very little wear to the sturdy action, which closes very tight and functions correctly; all bores are mirror bright. Really an excellent and durable gun for skeet, sporting clays, or serious bird hunting. Est.: $4,500-$6,500. (Modern)

Kemen KM-4 Standard Model Over/Under Shotgun, #KM111364, 12 ga., 30" vent rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked MOD/Full, with forcing cone system. There is also a pair of 20 ga. full length tubes that have screw-in choke tubes installed; chokes are IC/IC. Boxlock action is a special Kemen design, with detachable trigger group, adjustable single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Receiver is deep blue with gold "Kemen KM-4" accents added. Unique finish makes the blued metal impervious to any type of oxidation or rust. Forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "C" grade European walnut. Features include finger groove forend, pistol grip buttstock, large amount of hand checkering, and a KM buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-3/8" x 1-3/4". Gun mfgd circa 2000 in Spain for Kemen in Plainfield, NH. Gun, accessories, and tools are contained in a sturdy aluminum "Americase" that can survive air transport. Condition of the gun is near excellent, with few handling marks to wood and very little wear to the sturdy action, which closes very tight and functions correctly; all bores are mirror bright. Really an excellent and durable gun for skeet, waterfowl, or upland bird hunting. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Pigeon Grade Over/Under Skeet Shotgun, #PK264875, 20 ga., 27" vent rib barrels have target sights, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked SKT/SKT. The 101 action uses a single underlug lockup and features a single selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Coin finished receiver has fine scroll engraving, including a standing pigeon on the floorplate. Beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss "C" grade walnut, with finger groove forend, thorough checkering at 20 LPI, and a Pachmayr "White-Line" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 15" x 1-5/8" x 2-1/2". Mfgd approx. 1985 by Nikko in Japan for Winchester. Gun is contained in a canvas hard case, with leather tag "Winchester Quail Special Limited Edition". Condition is near excellent, with few handling marks to the wood and nominal wear to the action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Pigeon Grade Over/Under Trap Shotgun, #PK303091, 12 ga., 30" vent rib barrels have target sights, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked IM/Full. The 101 action uses a single underlug lockup and features single selective ejectors. Coin finished receiver has fine scroll engraving and a pigeon engraved in the floorplate. Full beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock feature a finger groove forend grip, Monte Carlo comb, thorough checkering at 20 LPI and a Winchester buttpad. Wood is high-gloss "C" grade walnut. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/4". Mfgd approx. 1984 by Nikko in Japan for Winchester. Condition is very good to near excellent, with few handling marks to the wood and nominal wear to the action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,250. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Single Barrel Trap Shotgun, #K104680. 12 ga., 32" vent rib barrel has target beads, 2-3/4" chamber, and is choked Full. Action is a standard Model 101 boxlock, with lower barrel blocked, and only top barrel may be selected. Features include single gold trigger, non-automatic safety, and automatic ejector; receiver has standard Model 101 engraving. Full beavertail forend and pistol grip Monte Carlo buttstock are high-gloss "B+" grade walnut, and feature thorough checkering at 22 LPI, black metal grip cap, and Pachmayr "White Line" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 15" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/4". Mfgd 1967 by Olin-Kodensha in Japan for Winchester. Condition is very good to near excellent, showing few handling marks to wood and nominal wear to the action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R)

Beretta Model 686 Silver Pigeon Sporting Over/Under Shotgun, #M92105B, 12 ga., 28" vent rib barrels are finished flat blue/black, have 3" chambers, and are fitted for Beretta Mobile Chokes (Mod./Full installed). Boxlock action features standard Beretta lockup, single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. Receiver is satin nickel; roll engraved with scrolls and Beretta logos. Schnabel forend and pistol-grip buttstock are satin-finish straight grain walnut, with adequate checkering, no grip cap, and Beretta recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-5/8" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/4". Mfg'd 1998 in Italy. Condition is very good+ as used little. There are several small gouges to the wood, likely from storage; but little noticeable wear to the metal, which is in excellent condition. Action is still stiff but locks tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (Modern)

Beretta "Special Skeet" Model 682 Gold Skeet Gun with Three Pairs of Sub-scale Skeet Tubes, #H04632B, 12 ga., 28" vent rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers with lengthened forcing cones, target beads, and fixed Skeet chokes. The boxlock action uses two horizontal pins for lockup, and features a single selective, adjustable mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Includes three (3) pairs of Kolar skeet tubes, with tools to aid insertion and removal. Silver coin finished receiver is lightly engraved with Beretta logos, and is very reliable. Full finger groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are satin finished "C" grade walnut, with checkering at 20 LPI, Beretta grip cap, and a Beretta skeet model recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/4". Mfgd 1991 in Italy. Gun, tubes, tools, and accessories are all contained in a substantial metal hard case. Condition is very good. Wood has few handling marks, and has good balance despite its weight. Buttstock may be a replacement but it fits nicely on the gun. Action is completely broken in, and closes very tight; bores are bright. Est.: $1,400-$1,600. (Modern)

Belgian Browning Superposed Grade 1 Standard Weight Over/Under Shotgun, #66223, 12 ga., 26-1/2" vent rib barrels with target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked IC/Mod. The Browning boxlock action uses standard lockup, and features a single selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Receiver with standard Grade I engraving. Full forend and round knob long tang (RKLT) buttstock are oil finished "B" grade walnut, with thorough checkering and a plain red recoil pad. Mfgd 1958 by FN for Browning. Condition is very good, as used but not abused, with expected handling marks to wood and some wear to the receiver. Action still closes tight and functions correctly: bores are bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Browning Grade 1 BT-99 Single Barrel Trap Shotgun, #01312ZY171, 12 ga., 28" back bored barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and features a high vent rib with target beads and a muzzle that is fitted for Invector Plus choke tubes (Five provided: Mod to Full). The action features a strong thunderbolt lockup, single trigger, no safety, and an ejector. Receiver is unengraved and has a blue finish. Flat beavertail forend and pistol grip trap buttstock are satin finished "B" grade walnut with thorough checkering and a Browning trap pad fitted. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-1/2" x1-3/4". Mfgd 2012 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Gun and all its choke tubes and paperwork are contained in its original shipping box. Condition is near excellent, with few marks to the wood and little wear to the action, which closes very tight; bore is mirror bright. There may be a problem with the ejector, as it acts as a simple extractor. It should be checked by a competent gunsmith. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Colt Standard Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #C071446, 20 ga., 26" vent rib barrel is marked IC but measures CYL, chamber is 2-3/4". Auto-loading action is adapted from the earlier Franchi short recoil action, which was based upon the reliable Remington model 11-48 line of guns. Alloy receiver is a deep blue, unengraved except for "Colts PT. F.A. Mfg. CO. Hartford, CT, USA. Made in Italy". Slender finger groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "B" grade oil-finished walnut, with hand checkering at 20 LPI, silver "Colt" White-Line buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-5/8" x 2-1/2". Mfgd in Italy for Colt in approx. 1966. Condition of the gun appears new and unfired, with very few handling marks to the wood, sharp checkering, little wear to the bolt face or action, which closes very tight and cycles correctly; bore is mirror bright. Really a perfect gun for skeet or upland bird hunting. From the award winning Mike Lawler Colt shotgun collection. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Beretta Xplor Light Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #XA023731, 12 ga., 28" narrow vent rib barrel has a 3" chamber and is fitted for Optima choke tubes (Three provided: CYL, M, Full). The action is an improved A400, with a short recoil gas operated cycle. Receiver is dull gray alloy, with limited Beretta logos lasered onto the surface. Finger groove forend and full pistol grip buttstock are satin finished "B" grade walnut with clever checkering patterns for best shooter control. Stock dimensions are 14-5/8" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/2". Mfgd 2011 by Beretta in Italy. Gun and all paperwork, parts, accessories, and tools are contained in a green plastic hard case. The condition is near new, showing little use. Wood has almost no handling marks visible, and the action looks new. Action locks up tight and bores are mirror bright. This gun should see its user enjoying many bird hunting trips successfully. Est.: $1,000-$1,250. (Modern)

Benelli Super Black Eagle Tenth Anniversary Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #SBE10375. 12ga., 26" vent rib barrel has target beads, 3-1/2" chamber, and is fitted for Benelli choke tubes (5 provided). The action is an updated Monte Feltro design, with an upper steel/lower alloy receiver. Receiver has two turkeys and three geese as gold inlays, surrounded by very nice hand-engraved scrolls. Bolt is nickel-plated. Forend and pistol grip buttstock are matte finished "C" grade dark walnut, with full checkering at 18 LPI. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/4". Mfgd 2002, in Italy by Benelli. Gun and all chokes, tools, and paperwork are contained in a solid gray hard case with Benelli markings.Condition is excellent, appearing little used. Wood is like new. Excellent action and mirror bright bore.It is one of only 500 made in 2002. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Beretta Model AL390 Silver Mallard Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #X11378E, 12 ga., 26" vent rib barrel has a 3" chamber and is fitted for the three (3) Mobil chokes (IC, MOD, Full). Action is a lightweight version of the Beretta gas auto system. Receiver is matte finished and lightly engraved. Forend and pistol grip buttstock are brown walnut, lightly finished, and moderately checkered. Mfgd in Italy in approx. 1998. Includes original box. Condition of gun is new in the box, with all documentation and supporting chokes and accessories included. According to the consignor, the gun has never been fired or even assembled. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Winchester Model 12 "Standard Trap" Grade Slide Action Shotgun, #599863, 12 ga., 30" vent rib barrel has target beads, 2-3/4" chamber, factory barrel is marked Full but measures IM. The model 12 action is smooth and reliable, and the receiver is unengraved blue. Forend is a checkered full grip, but the buttstock may be a later replacement owing to no grip cap or checkering; buttplate is correct Winchester. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-7/8" x 2-1/2". Mfgd 1939. Condition is very good, and definitely serviceable. Retaining approx. 90% blue, with some thinning along the barrel, and spots of edgewear. Wood with scattered moderate marks from handling and use. Except for the buttstock and the vent rib, the gun appears mostly original. Action closes tight and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Upgraded Winchester Model 12 Pigeon Grade Slide Action Shotgun, #1948932, 12 ga., 30" barrel has high vent rib that extends over top of the receiver, target beads, 2-3/4" chamber, and a choke that is marked "Full" but measures "IC". The action is standard model 12, but appears hand honed to add smoothness, no safety. Receiver has been ornately engraved with floral designs surrounding game scenes, including a gold setter flushing two pheasants and two ducks rising off a pond. An engraved standing pigeon is on the rear of the magazine tube. Forend and pistol grip buttstock are of high-gloss "C" grade wood, checkered in a unique pattern featuring 22 LPI skip lines, with scroll features around and through the grips. Other features are a brass-inlaid grip cap marked "KEL" and a Pachmayr "Old English" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 2-3/8". Gun was made in 1962. Condition is excellent as professionally upgraded. There are a few handling marks to the wood, and the action locks tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R)

Engraved Pre-War V. Proeck Falkensee Marked German Drilling, #6636319, 16 ga. / 7.8x58mm cal., 23.6" Prima Krupp steel barrels with solid rib, beaded blade front sight, and flip-up notched rear sight; shotgun barrels with Full chokes. Right barrel is marked "v.Proeck" and left barrel is marked "Falkensee". Action has dual underlug plus Greener crossbolt lockup, with cocking indicators for all three barrels; safety is external, double triggers are adjustable. Extensive receiver engraving consists of antlered game scenes surrounded by scroll floral designs. Checkered splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are straight grain European walnut. Stock with cheek rest, horn trigger guard, storage for four cartridges, and horn buttplate; LOP is 13.9" to the front trigger. Mfgd Pre-WWII. Condition is very good overall, showing general age and wear. Krupp barrels retain most of the blue finish, which shows some areas of thinning and toning, with numerous marks from handling and use. Receiver shows normal toning, engraving is crisp. Stock has numerous light scratches and dents consistent with use. Cracks have developed on both sides of the stock tang at approx. the mid-point, starting where the stock and receiver meet and extending back. Crack on the left is the worst being approx. 1.25" in length. Shell trigger guard has numerous small chips to the edges. Buttplate shows insect damage and is missing an approx. 1" x 1/4" piece. Action functions well. Shotgun barrels are bright and shiny. Rifle barrel is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Colt-Sauer Model 3000 Drilling, #GG7743, 12ga./.30-06, 25" shotgun barrels are mounted with a hollow/solid rib to allow shots at birds on the wing, while a lower .30-06 single shot rifle barrel will allow taking of large mammals. Barrels are all Krupp fluid steel. Right hand barrel is marked "Colts PT. FA. MFG CO. Hartford, CT, USA". Shotgun Barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IM/Full. Action is an expansion of the normal double, with additional controls for the rifle barrel. Lockup is underlug with Greener crossbolt. There are other controls for rifle sight and shotgun cocking indicators. Receiver is finely engraved with game scenes, consisting of a standing bull elk on the right side and running buck on the left. Engraving extends onto the trigger guard and other small inlaid metal parts. Beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are satin finished walnut with grip cap and Sauer buttpad. LOP is 14-3/8". Mfgd in the 1980s. Condition is near excellent. Metal surfaces show a few light handling marks and areas of very light scratching. Stock and forend are also in near excellent condition with minor handling marks and a few small dents. Checking is sharp but the forearm does have a small chip on the left side, and a spot of discoloration just behind. Action functions smoothly. Shotgun barrels are bright. Rifle barrel is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Modern)

Pre-War German Exposed Hammer Side-by-Side Double Rifle, #NVSN, 9.3 cal., 26" barrels with full-length filed solid rib, blue and color case hardened finish. Finely checkered deluxe walnut straight grip stock and forend with sling swivel studs, horn Schnabel forend tip with Deeley & Edge fastener. Buttstock ends with a black spacer and deteriorated red rubber Silvers pad, providing a 13.25" LOP to the front trigger. This double rifle also features a two-blade front and two-leaf folding rear sight, double set triggers, Greener style crossbolt, and extended top and bottom tangs. There is fine scroll engraving on the action and side plates, no exterior factory markings, with early German firing and view proofs on the interior barrel flats and water table. Marked "118/35" confirming the 9.3 caliber. Topped with an offset 2.5x unmarked steel rifle scope, displaying japanned black finish, with early quick-detach rings. Scope shows wear and flaking finish, with some light surface erosion. Optics remain bright with a single horizontal cross hair with small dot reticle. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% toning finish, with muzzle wear and scattered areas of light pinprick pitting. Receiver displays muted original color case hardened finish, with 30%-40% coverage in fine scroll and border engraving. Stock is in fine condition, with minor indentations and marks consistent with field use. Checkering detail is near fine, with attractive figure in the buttstock. Action functions well, locking securely. Bores are fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Unmarked Vintage German Falling Block Single Shot Rifle, #9049, .22 Hornet cal., 23.5" octagon to round barrel with full-length hand filed rib, blue and color case hardened finish. Finely checkered walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend, beaded cheekpiece, single crosspin, buttstock ends with a ribbed horn buttplate with engraved screw heads, showing minor insect damage and providing a 14" LOP to the front trigger. Rifle also features a ramped blade front sight, match style aperture sight at the rear, and double set triggers. Caliber is marked on the left side of the barrel at the breech. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning blue on the barrel with areas of light pin prick pitting and surface rust. Receiver and lever display vivid color case hardened finish with edgewear and a few small spots of corrosion. Stock is in near fine condition with scattered indentations, scratches, and nicks along the edge of the cheekpiece. Action functions well and locks up securely. Double set triggers work properly.Barrel has been relined, bore is only fair with moderate rust and pitting near the muzzle. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Pre-War Walther Model 2 Auto-Loading Bolt Action Rifle, #14315, .22 cal., 24.5" barrel with blue finish. Finely checkered walnut full-length Mannlicher style one-piece pistol grip stock, with crown stag forend cap, round knob pistol grip, finger groove forend, sling swivels, and ends with a checkered Walther marked composite buttplate, providing a 14.25" LOP Sights include a ramped protected pin front, folding two-leaf express style rear sight; original rear sight base is filled with a dovetailed blank. Rifle also features an adjustable color case hardened trigger and includes one unmarked 5-round magazine. Right side of barrel shows German crown over "B" "U" "G" proofs, as well as the right rear of the receiver. Left side of barrel is marked with a German eagle, "(crown)/N" and "Nitro" in cursive script. Topped with two-piece bases, rings, and a vintage Zeiss Zielklein fixed 2.5x scope, #46646, with blue finish and German #4 reticle. Exterior of the scope shows moderate age and finish wear. Optics are clear. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue finish, with light scratches, thinning of finish, and some areas of fine pinprick pitting along the wood line. Receiver shows edgewear with scratches and a couple spots of fine pitting at the right rear. Trigger guard shows edgewear, mars, and thinning of finish. Stock is very good with scattered indentations and scuffs associated with field use. Edges of the Trolit buttplate have deteriorated, leaving the interior metal piece exposed. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

West German Colt Sauer Bolt Action Rifle, #CR24789, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Finely checkered deluxe walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend tip and grip cap with Rampant Colt inlay, and sling swivel studs. Manufactured without sights. Receiver is topped with Redfield two-piece bases and rings. Factory markings are clear, with "Made in W. Germany / by J.P. Sauer & Sohn" on the right side of the barrel. Bolt is stamped with the matching serial number. Mfgd 1980. Includes two (2) Colt 4-round magazines, cardboard shipping and factory box with Styrofoam interior, instruction manual, and five (5) 20-round boxes of Federal Premium ammunition with 160 gr. Nosler Partition bullets. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue, showing wear at the muzzle, intermittent scratches, and marks along the barrel, consistent with field use. Receiver and bottom metal display light edgewear and some minor scratches. Stock is in near fine condition with scattered mostly moderate indentations and scratches. There are a couple of deeper marks on the right side of the buttstock and left side of the forend. Buttstock ends with a Colt/Sauer ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. Action operates smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

Early Belgian Browning Safari Grade FN Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #7L44181, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, with blue finish. Magazine base plate and trigger guard display light engraving with gold infill. Finely checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, crossbolts, and cheekpiece. Buttstock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.6" LOP. Sights include a hooded ramped blade front and adjustable "U"-notched rear. Receiver is drilled and tapped with two-piece scope bases. Bolt is in the white with matching serial number. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN BELGIUM" on right side of the barrel, Belgian proofs on the left side. Mfg’d 1967. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, receiver shows saltwood corrosion below stock line, retaining approx. 97%-98% toning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% toning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Stock is in near excellent condition with scattered minor indentations and light scratches. Two cross bolts show engraved screw heads, both with light surface rust. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Sako AV Deluxe Bolt Action Rifle, #594379, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 23" barrel, with blue finish. Skipline checkered deluxe walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with exotic forend tip and grip cap, sling swivel studs, crossbolt, ending with a solid red rubber Sako recoil pad, providing a 14" LOP. Manufactured without sights. Factory markings are clear, bolt with matching serial number, and "MADE IN FINLAND" on the right side of the barrel. Rifle is topped with Redfield two-piece bases, rings, and a Leupold VARI-X III 2.5-8x scope, finished in gloss black, with a duplex reticle. Scope is in very good condition, with scratches and scuffs on the front bell, optics are clear and crisp. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with a few light handling marks, and modest edgewear to the receiver. Magazine floorplate and trigger guard are decorated with silver floral and antlered game inlay. Stock is in excellent condition with minor storage marks and sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

CZ Model 550 Medium Lux Bolt Action Rifle, #G9509, 9.3x62 cal., 20.5" barrel, with polished blue finish. Finely checkered Turkish walnut one-piece Mannlicher style pistol grip stock with European "hogback" buttstock, featuring a blue steel nose cap, two crossbolts, cheekpiece, sling swivel studs, ends with a black CZ ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 14.25" LOP. Rifle also features a hooded ramped blade front sight, adjustable "U"-notched rear sight, single set trigger, and 4-shot hinged box magazine. Rifle is excellent, appearing as new, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with only light handling marks. Receiver includes double square bridge integral factory mounts. Stock is excellent with outstanding fit and finish. Action functions smoothly and the single set trigger functions well and breaks crisply. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Developed in 1905, the 9.3 x 62 cartridge has been popular with game hunters around the world for over 120 years and remains in use today. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Belgian Browning BAR Grade II Semi-Automatic Rifle, #45139M8, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, lightly scroll engraved receiver with antlered game on both sides. Oil-finished checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forend with sling swivel studs, ending with a textured Browning plastic buttplate, providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features a hooded brass tipped blade front and folding adjustable rear sight, factory drilled and tapped receiver, with one 3-round magazine. Factory markings are clear with a Belgian proof on left side of the barrel, and "MADE IN BELGIUM". Mfgd 1968. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only minor handling marks. Stock is in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail and light storage marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bright bore rates excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Custom Remington Model 700 Varmint Bolt Action Rifle, #G6677553, .17 Rem. Fireball cal., 26" medium-heavy barrel, matte black finish, Hogue Overmoulded textured rubber one-piece pistol grip stock, finished in camouflage pattern, no provision for sights, receiver is topped with two-piece Leupold bases and rings. Mfgd 2007. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with some light scratches on the barrel. Receiver and trigger guard display only minor marks, showing little use. Stock is excellent. Action is extremely smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Custom Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle, #B6219777,.300 Remington Ultra Mag. cal., heavy stainless barrel measures 27'' overall which includes a welded muzzle brake; with the exception of the caliber the barrel is unmarked and was manufactured without sights. Remington 700 receiver with a matte blue finish, factory drilled and tapped, with Warne scope mounts. Pistol grip composite black stock is stippled at the forend and grip with an adjustable cheekpiece, rear swivel stud, accessory rail recessed into the forend, black rubber Pachmayr Decelerator pad with several black spacers; LOP to end of pad is 14.75"; end of stock is 12.6". Stock is similar to and may be a McMillan, possibly an A-2 or A-3. Rifle is in very good+ overall condition and shows normal signs of moderate range use. Barrel with intermittent small scuffs and scratches. Receiver retains a majority of its original finish, top with scope base marks. Stock with light scratches and other small handling marks, no noticeable dents or major wear; adjustable cheekpiece functions properly. Smooth action; excellent bore with crisp defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 BDL Varmint Special Bolt Action Rifle, #B6440546, .222 Rem. Mag. cal., 24" heavy barrel, with blue finish. Skip-line checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with an ebony forend tip and grip cap, sling swivel studs have been removed, buttstock ends with a checkered plastic buttplate, providing a 13.4" LOP. There are no sights and the sight block has been removed. Receiver is topped with a Leupold one-piece scope base, scope rings included. Factory jeweled bolt is etched with matching serial number. Mfgd 1983. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with light scratches and minor marks on the barrel and trigger guard, modest edgewear on the receiver. Stock is in fine condition, with scattered scrapes and scuffs. Including a deeper dent on the cheekpiece. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling.Lot includes RCBD full length sizing die, RCBS neck sizing die, Lyman seating die, and 47 pieces of fired brass. Est.: $900-$1,100. (Modern)

Ruger No. 3 Single Shot Carbine, #130-70717, .45-70 cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend with barrel band, ending with a smooth black plastic buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Sights includ a banded brass tipped blade front and folding rear sight. Barrel is drilled and tapped for sight blocks. Rifle also features a tang safety. Mfgd 1979. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, showing little evidence of use. Stock has only a few minor storage marks. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

Ruger No.3 Single Shot Carbine, #130-54998, .30-40 Krag cal., 22" barrel, with blue finish. Smooth walnut forend with barrel band, pistol grip stock, ends with a smooth black plastic buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle also features a banded brass tipped blade front sight, notched folding rear sight, and tang safety. Topped with two-piece bases, rings, and a Bushnell Scope Chief IV 4x rifle scope, finished in gloss black, with a fine crosshair reticle. Exterior of the scope has a few light marks, optics are clear and bright. Mfgd 1975. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, displaying only minor handling marks. Stock is in excellent condition, with a few light scratches and storage marks. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Cooper of Montana Model 21 Varminter Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #8298, .223 Rem. cal., 24" factory ported heavy barrel, satin stainless/blue finish, finely checkered Claro walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with beavertail forend, Fischer style blue steel grip cap, sling swivel studs removed and nicely filled with matte blue plates. Manufactured without sights. Receiver is topped with a two-piece set of Warne bases. Factory markings are clear. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Stock has a few minor storage marks and attractive figure in the buttstock, which ends with a solid rubber Pachmayr recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is very smooth with a crisp trigger pull. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Custom Cooper of Montana Model 21 Varminter Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #G127, .17 Mach IV cal., 24" factory heavy barrel, with satin stainless/blue finish. Finely checkered Claro walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with beavertail forend, Fischer style blue steel grip cap, and swivel stud, ending with a solid rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.5" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Rifle is topped with two-piece bases, rings, and a Nikon 6.5-20x scope, with an adjustable objective, target turrets, finished in gloss black, with a fine crosshair reticle, and RSH-02 sunshade. Scope is in fine condition with bright, clear optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, showing intermittent scratches and scuffs consistent with range use; scattered light indentations and scratches to the stock. Buttstock displays attractive figure and grain. Action is extremely smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. The .17 Mach IV caliber is based on a .221 Fireball necked down to .17 cal. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Christensen Arms Ranger Bolt Action Rifle, #A4CF08914, .22 LR cal., 18" carbon fiber barrel with threaded muzzle and cap, with black finish. Textured tan/black carbon fiber one-piece stock with sling swivel studs, palm swell and hook, ending with a ribbed black rubber recoil pad, providing a 14" LOP. Manufactured without sights, features a Picatinny rail, target bolt handle, hand lapped barrel with match chamber, aluminum receiver, and Trigger Tech Remington 700 trigger. Includes one Ruger detachable 10-round rotary magazine, factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is as new in the factory box, showing little, if any use. Action is extremely smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Ruger No.3 Single Shot Carbine, #130-55647, .45-70 cal., 22" barrel, with blue finish. Smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend with barrel band, ending with a smooth black plastic buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Carbine also features a banded brass tipped blade front and standard notched folding rear sight, Weaver two-piece mounts added on the barrel ahead of the receiver, and tang safety. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN THE 200TH YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY" on left side of the barrel. Mfgd 1976. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish. Stock is in excellent overall condition, with scattered light indentations, and a slightly deeper ding on top of the comb. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

Lyman Gunsight Corp. Super 30x Targetspot Rifle Scope, #19626, 3/4" tube, blued finish, 24-3/4" length, 40mm objective with target dot reticle. Includes rear three-point mount with micrometer click adjustments, front mount and recoil spring. Scope is in near excellent condition showing only minor handling marks and scattered lights scratches. Optics are bright and clear, all adjustments turn freely. Factory lettering is sharp. Rear eye piece is missing. Est.: $700-$1,000.

Steiner LRF-1700 Model 2315 8x30mm Laser Range Finding Binoculars, #1082602013, with green NBR long life rubber armor coating to the exterior. Includes factory box, instruction manual, front/rear eye caps, neck strap, and carrying case. Binoculars are in like new condition with a few light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. Range finder was tested at several distances and preformed as expected. Est.: $1,200-$1,500.

Steiner M1580 15x80mm Military Binoculars, #20144/10004, olive drab rubberized armor coating, with auto-focus. Includes front/rear lens covers, neck strap, tripod mount, maintenance manual, and factory box with outer sleeve. Optics are like new. Exterior is excellent with only minor scuffs and handling marks to the rubberized coating. Est.: $1,000-$1,400.

Leica Geovid 7x42mm BD Range Finding Binoculars, #1298795, black rubberized textured finish, and manual focus. Includes rear lens covers, neck strap, Cordura case, and factory box. Optics are like new. Exterior is in near excellent condition, showing light scuffs and small marks to the rubberized coating. These were tested at several distances and the rangefinder worked properly, range is in yards. Est.: $800-$1,200.

Swarovski Habicht SLC Mark II 8x30mm Binoculars, #DA6300074, WB, matte black, mfgd circa 1989. Includes factory box, instruction manual, front/rear eye caps, neck strap, and carrying case. Binoculars are in excellent condition, exterior with a few light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. Front left lens cap hinge is broken. Est.: $600-$800.

Belgian Browning Model SA-22 Grade I Semi-Automatic Rifle with Browning Scope & Case, #69T26953, .22 LR cal., 19.4" barrel, takedown, blue finish with Grade I scroll and border engraving on the receiver. Checkered high gloss fine walnut pistol grip stock and forend, ending with a ribbed blue steel buttplate with tubular magazine, providing a 14" LOP. Sights include a dovetailed brass tipped blade front and adjustable folding rear sight. Factory lettering and engraving is clear. Barrel is marked "BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST. LOUIS Mo. & MONTREAL P.Q. / MADE IN BELGIUM". Mfgd 1969. Includes Browning luggage case with faux sheep skin lining, key, and original hang tag. Case is in near excellent condition. Also included is an original instruction manual, warranty card, Browning scope base in factory box, scope rings, and Browning fixed 4x power " rifle scope with fine crosshair reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition with only light handling marks, showing little use. Stock with only a few minor storage marks. Action is crisp, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Belgian Browning SA-22 Grade I Semi-Automatic Rifle, #8T1406, .22 LR cal., 19" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forend, brass tipped blade front sight, and adjustable folding rear sight. Receiver with standard Grade I border and scroll engraving. Barrel is factory drilled and tapped near the rear sight. Factory markings are clear with Belgian proofs on the barrel and ejection port, marked "MADE IN BELGIUM" on the barrel. Mfgd 1968. Includes Browning Naugahyde luggage case with faux fur interior, original tag, and keys. Case is in fine condition with scuffs and light marks on the exterior and near excellent interior. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue. Stock with a few minor storage marks and sharp checkering detail. Buttstock ends with a ribbed blue steel buttplate, providing a 14" LOP. Action operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Overall, shows little evidence of use. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Outstanding Factory Engraved & Signed Belgian Browning Grade III SA-22 Semi-Automatic Rifle, Engraving by Master Engraver J.M. Debrus, #70T40620, .22 LR cal., 19.4" barrel, blued with coin finished receiver. Receiver features nearly full coverage in deeply and finely engraved panel game scenes that are expertly accomplished, depicting portrait of a dog with duck on top, dog flushing pheasants on the left, and dog flushing ducks on the right, along with accompanying deluxe scroll and floral engraving. Left side is signed "J.M. Debrus". Beautifully figured walnut stock displays deluxe checkering on the forend and wrist, with gloss finish. Rifle also features a brass beaded blade front sight, folding notched rear sight, and gold colored trigger. Mfgd 1970. Contained in an original Browning Naugahyde case. Master Engraver Jean Marie Debrus was born in 1938, was an engraving apprentice at Fabrique Nationale, went on to work for FN Browning, and retired in 1999. The overall condition of this outstanding rifle is excellent and would be hard to improve upon, showing only a few light handling marks to the wood, most noticeable on the left side of the buttstock. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Case is in excellent condition. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (C&R)

Set of Three Belgian Browning Renaissance Engraved Semi-Automatic Pistols, which includes the following: 1.) High Power, #88223, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, half-moon blade front sight, and dovetailed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Mfgd 1959. 2.) Model 1955, #526194, .380 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, small blade front sight and integral "U"-notched rear sight. Mfgd 1965. 3.) Baby, #139174, .25 ACP cal., 2.1" barrel, small blade front sight, and square-notched rear sight. Mfgd pre-1958. All feature a coin finish and extensive factory "Renaissance" engraving, gold colored triggers, pearlite grips, and retain their respective original magazines. All are displayed in a hardwood case with French fit red interior that has a Browning plaque in the lower right hand corner. The lid with a small brass plaque that has the previous owners name. Included is an original instruction manual. Pistols are in excellent overall condition; there is no flaking or finish loss, and minimal signs of handling. The sighting groove along the top of the Model 1955 pistol has a few spots that are slightly tarnished. Grips are excellent with the panels on the Model 1955 pistol showing some mild yellowing. All the actions function correctly and are like new. Bores are mirror bright with sharp lands and grooves. Exterior of the case has scattered small scratches and storage marks. Finish has blistered in the corners on the lid. Interior shows moderate age. Est.: $7,000-$9,000/set. (All C&R/PPT)

Belgian Browning Medalist Semi-Automatic Target Pistol with Factory Presentation Case and Accessories, #98719T8, .22 LR cal., 6.75" vent rib barrel, blue finish, finely checkered walnut one-piece target grips with left side thumb rest, Schnabel forend and oversize magazine well at the base, serrated blade front sight, fully adjustable square-notch target rear sights, factory grooved gold trigger, with a total of three (3) 10-round blue steel Browning factory magazines. Includes factory black pebble grain leatherette hard case with a rectangular brass plaque on the lid, marked with a prior owners name, red baize interior, brass Browning oval medallion, barrel weights, instruction manual, prior owners handwritten notes, and ebony bullet block. Pistol with clear Belgian proofs and acceptance marks under the barrel and at the left rear of the slide. Right side of the barrel is marked "MADE IN BELGIUM". Mfgd 1968. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only light storage and handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Case is in near excellent condition with a sharp interior. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce One of Only 250 Matched Sets of Colt Elite Team Semi-Automatic Pistols. Each set consists of the following: 1.) Colt Combat Elite Semi-Automatic Pistol, #45ET032, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue slide, stainless steel frame, textured wraparound black rubber grips with silver Colt medallions, white 3-dot sights, with two (2) stainless Colt magazines. 2.) Colt Delta Elite Semi-Automatic Pistol, #10ET032, 10mm cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, original wraparound textured black rubber grips with Delta Elite medallions, white 3-dot sights, and two (2) factory blued steel Delta Elite magazines. Both pistols with standard markings for their respective model as well as "Elite Team" on left side of the slide. Each gun includes the original matching numbered box with two-piece Styrofoam insert, orange hang tag, instruction manual, and other misc. factory literature. Pistol #1 is in excellent overall condition, showing little evidence of use, with only a few minor handling marks and a mirror bright bore. Pistol #2 is also in excellent overall condition and shows little evidence of use. Inexplicably there is a line of finish wear on both sides of the slide, along the bottom edge of the front bevel. In an area that does not make any contact with the frame. Overall, it detracts little from an otherwise like new pistol that has a mirror bright bore. Boxes have clear end labels and display typical light storage type wear, mainly along the edges. A total of only 250 sets were produced in 1989. Est.: $3,500-$5,000/set. (Modern/PPT)

High Condition Colt MK IV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N54322, .45 ACP cal., 5" National Match barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, blade front sight (red nail polish added), Elliason fully adjustable square-notch rear sight, flat mainspring housing, adjustable target trigger, with one 7-round blue steel magazine marked "COLT / .45 AUTO.". Includes Colt factory one-piece wood grain pattern cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, safety pamphlet, bushing, Allen wrenches, and associated packaging materials. Mfgd 1978. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, with only minor marks, and shows little evidence of use. Grips are in excellent condition with fine checkering detail and bright medallions. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Wilson Combat Protector 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WC12510, .45 ACP cal., 5" stainless steel match grade barrel, satin stainless finish, checkered cocobolo two-piece Wilson Combat grips, Wilson Combat Tritium night sights (dim), full-size stainless steel frame, skeletonized hammer and three hole trigger, high ride beavertail grip safety, 30 LPI high-cut checkered front strap, contoured magazine well, hand fit bushing, full-length guide rod, with one 8-round Wilson Combat magazine. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with only light handling marks. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Les Baer Thunder Ranch Special 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TR05931, .45 ACP cal., 5" stainless steel barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece slim line grips with Thunder Ranch logo, steel slide with front and rear serrations, extended ejector, flared ejection port, deluxe commander style hammer and sear, aluminum match trigger, LBC deluxe fixed rear sight and dovetailed front sight with tritium inserts (dim), beavertail grip safety with pad, extended combat safety, checkered front and rear straps, beveled magwell, with two (2) stainless steel 7-round magazines with nylon bumper pads. Mfgd 2019. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, and modest high point edgewear. Grips are in excellent condition with only minor storage marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2W5NP50258, .40 S&W cal., 4.6" barrel, satin nickel finish, checkered black rubber wraparound Pachmayr grips, blade front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, with two (2) 10-round magazines. Factory markings are sharp with a Belgian proof on the trigger guard, right side of the slide is marked "MADE IN BELGIUM/ASSEMBLED IN PORTUGAL". Includes factory plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, brochure, and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, showing light wear. Grips are near excellent with crisp checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Heckler & Koch USP Expert Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #25-151857, .45 ACP cal., 5.2" barrel, black finish, black polymer frame with integral textured grip panels, Tritium blade front sight, adjustable Tritium rear sight, ambidextrous safety/decocker and magazine release, with three (3) 10-round H&K magazines. Marked "MADE IN GERMANY" on right side of the frame. Includes factory H&K hard case with matching end label, foam interior, original front and rear sights, instruction manual, Streamlight Model TLR-3 flashlight attachment with mounting hardware, keys, wrenches, and associated packaging materials. Light was tested and functions properly. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with some high point edgewear, and handling marks. Grips show little use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Super Redhawk Double Action Revolver, #553-14945, .454 Casull cal., 7.5" barrel, satin stainless steel finish, textured rubber one-piece Ruger combat grips, red insert ramped blade front sight, adjustable white-outline square-notch rear sight, and integral scope mounts. Includes Ruger plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, cable lock and associated packaging materials. Mfgd 2025. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with intermittent light scratches and scuffs associated with moderate range use. Integral mounts show light wear and minor scratches. Cylinder displays a light index line. Grips are in excellent condition, showing little use. Action is crisp and functions well. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 625-8 Double Action Revolver, #CTP4500, .45 ACP cal., 4" barrel with full shroud, satin stainless finish, 6-shot fluted cylinder, blade front sight with brass bead, and adjustable square-notched rear sight, blued trigger, teardrop-shaped hammer, and textured brown composite grips. In original gray plastic Performance Center case with matching numbered end label, one key for the locking safety mechanism, and four (4) full moon clips. Condition is near excellent. Stainless surfaces with some fine micro-scratching and light handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Cylinder with a moderate index line and small dark spots along the front edge. Grips are in near excellent condition with a .5" x .5" blemish at the toe. Action cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up tight. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #E43789, .357 Mag. cal., 2.5" vent rib barrel, nickel finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight, and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfgd 1972. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with light frosting at the muzzle and minor scratches, largest are at the butt. Cylinder shows minor leading edgewear and faint index. Factory markings are crisp, with Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Grips are near excellent, with minor smoothing and edgewear. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is bright with near excellent rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Desirable Colt Python Double Action Revolver with Factory 3" Barrel, #K87400, .357 Mag. cal., 3" vent rib barrel, Royal blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, red insert ramped blade front sight, and white outline adjustable square-notch rear sight. Includes the factory one-piece wood grain pattern cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, misc. literature, gold hang tag, and associated packaging materials. Factory letter confirms the barrel length and Royal blue finish, stocks not listed. Mfgd 1982. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, with only light handling marks, and showing little evidence of possible use. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail and bright gold medallions. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver with Replacement 3 Colt Barrel, #E78973, .357 Mag. cal., 3" barrel with ventilated rib, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr "Presentation" two-piece grips, ramped blade front sight with red insert, and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfgd 1974. Factory barrel was replaced with a 3" Colt barrel, as the 3" barrel was not an option in 1974. Revolver is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 98%-99% reblued finish, with only light handling marks. Cylinder release has gone to plum with age. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and fit well. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is excellent, showing little use. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #K04773, .357 Mag. cal., 8" vent rib barrel, polished nickel finish, checkered rubber Pachmayr Presentation two-piece Colt grips with gold Colt medallions, pinned serrated ramped blade front sight, and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfgd 1980. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, with minor marks, showing little use. Factory markings are sharp with a crisp Rampant Colt emblem at the left rear of the frame. Grips are excellent with bright medallions. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #E2988, .357 Mag. cal., 4" vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, ramped serrated blade front sight, and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfgd 1969. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle, intermittent light scratches, and handling marks on the barrel. Previous owner etched their personal identification number above and below the serial number on inside of frame, not visible when the cylinder is closed. Cylinder shows light leading edgewear, small marks, and a moderate index line. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering and bright medallions. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with near excellent rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Python Model D Double Action Revolver, #PY352040, .357 Mag. cal., 4.25" vent rib barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight with orange insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sights. Includes factory plastic Colt hard case with matching end label, cable lock, instruction manual, red hang tag, and associated packaging materials. Mfgd 2023. Revolver appears as new and possibly unfired after leaving the factory. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Early Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #20221, .22 LR cal., 7 3/8" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with thumb rest, ramped blade front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight with two spots of added red paint, and includes one 10-round blue steel S&W magazine. Mfgd 1959. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue, with a few scattered spots of mild pin prick pitting on left side of the frame/slide, and freckles of corrosion on the underside. Right side shows a series of light vertical scratches. Otherwise, grips are near excellent with scattered light indentations and handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TVD6051, .22 LR cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with thumb rest, ramped blade front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one 10-round blue steel S&W magazine. Mfgd 1992. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with light high point edgewear, and minor handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BMC1268, .22 LR cal., 7" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with thumb rest, ramped blade front sight, and adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one 12-round blue steel S&W magazine. Mfgd 1993. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only minor handling marks. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering, showing little use. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Colt 1911 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #254841-C, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, serrated low profile blade front sight, and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one unmarked 7-round blue steel magazine. Mfgd 1952. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% factory blue, with high point edgewear, light scratches and a few small impressions along the slide and frame. Factory markings are clear. Grips are in near fine condition with a couple spots of filler on the left panel. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt MK III National Match Mid-Range Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7792-MR, .38 Spl. Mid-Range cal., 5" barrel marked "MK III" with stars, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with palm swell, blade front sight, Elliason adjustable square-notch rear sight, with an adjustable trigger. Includes one 5-round blue steel magazine, base is marked "COLT / .38 SPEC.". Mfgd 1971. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle and minor edgewear. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are in excellent condition with crisp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Clark Model G1-E Colt Super .38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #199475, .38 Super cal., 5" barrel is marked "Colt Super .38 Auto", blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, extended blade front sight, Bo-Mar adjustable square-notch rear sight, tuned trigger with added shoe, with three (3) blued steel magazines marked "COLT / .38 SPEC.". Factory markings are clear, with "CLARK MODEL G1-E / SHREVEPORT, LA" in script on the slide. Mfgd 1968. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition as customized by Clark, retaining approx. 97%-98% blue, with intermittent light scratches and handling marks. Front grip strap features Clark "tiger tooth" stippling. Grips are in near excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Colt U.S. Property Marked 1911A1 Semi-Auto Pistol, #1193521, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr wraparound grips, checkered black rubber mainspring housing, high profile blade front, and Bo-Mar adjustable rear sight, barrel bushing marked "Micro" in script. Slide is a post-war Colt replacement with one-line Colt address on the right side, numbered "7790314"on the left side. Right rear of the frame with a partially visible "(crossed cannons)" ordnance symbol, with partial "G.H.D." inspection mark on the left side. Pistol also features a replacement heavy recoil spring and two (2) 7-round magazines, with the serial number etched into the bases, also marked #1 and #2. Included is the original barrel bushing and spring cap. Frame was mfgd 1943. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95% metal finish, showing intermittent light marks and a few scratches from handling and use. There is some mild corrosion on the sides of the trigger. Grips show normal light handling wear. Action is slightly stuff but functions well. Bore is bright, displaying a little mild etching, with very good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70B33905, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, blade front sight (red/white paint added), and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one 7-round blue steel Colt magazine. Magazine base is marked "COLT / 45 AUTO". Mfgd 1982. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue with high point edgewear and scattered light scratches along the slide and frame. Straps show light edgewear with some loss of finish on the grip safety. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are in near excellent condition with fine checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 .22 LR Conversion Unit, in the original factory one-piece brown box with the instruction sheets. Kit includes the slide, barrel, Colt factory magazine, barrel bushing, spring, slide stop, and ejector rod. Slide features a blade front and Colt "Accro" adjustable square-notch rear sight. Magazine is marked "COLT .22 L.R." at the base. Slide and magazine retain approx. 98%-99% of the factory blue finish with intermittent light marks, overall showing little use. Barrel displays a bright, shiny bore, with crisp rifling. Box is in very good condition, with old cellophane tape along the hinge with a gold Rampant Colt on the lid, forest green interior, and "COLT" in gold on the inside of the lid. Est.: $600-$800.

Post-War Colt Detective Special 2nd Issue Double Action Revolver, #982785, .38 Spl. cal., 2" barrel, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, serrated blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with short grip frame. Includes factory wood grain pattern cardboard two-piece box with the matching number written on the bottom, Colt instruction pamphlet. Also included is an extra pair of stag two-piece grips with mounting screw, and wooden shim on the left panel. Stag grips are in excellent condition. Mfgd 1968. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, with only light handling marks, and showing little evidence of use. Grips are in excellent condition, with sharp checkering detail, and bright medallions. Interior of both panels is marked "785" in white grease pencil. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Box is in fine condition with minor edge and corner wear, displaying an excellent interior. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Officers Model Match 5th Issue Double Action Revolver, #912798, .38 Spl. cal., 6" tapered heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece target grips with Colt medallions, serrated ramped blade front and Accro micrometer adjustable rear sights, with wide target hammer, and factory ribbed trigger. Mfgd 1965. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Cylinder shows modest leading edgewear and a faint index line. Grips are in excellent condition with fine checkering detail and fit. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is excellent, showing little use. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson K-38 Masterpiece (Pre-Model 14) Double Action Revolver, #K232895, .38 Spl. cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable micrometer click square-notch rear sight, with color case hardened target hammer and ribbed trigger. All matching visible serial numbers. Mfgd 1955. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Leading edge of the cylinder and flutes show modest wear and a faint index line at the rear. Factory markings are sharp. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 Double Action Revolver, #3K28949, .22 LR cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered two-piece walnut grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfgd 1971. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue, with light handling marks, and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Interior of the right panel is stamped with the matching serial number. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 1950 .45 Target (Pre-Model 26) Double Action Revolver, #S145399, .45 ACP cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, bright blue finish, checkered walnut diamond center two-piece target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, micrometer adjustable square-notch rear sight, 5-screw frame, color case hardened target hammer and factory ribbed trigger. Matching visible serial numbers, except for grips. Mfgd 1956. Includes five (5) blue steel moon clips. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle. Cylinder shows minor leading edgewear and a faint index line at the rear. Factory markings are clear. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail and a non-matching number on the interior of the right panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bright bore rates excellent with well-defined rifling. The consignor notes that a Wolff reduced power main spring has been added. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Scarce Early High Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol, #501, .22 Short cal., 6.75" lightweight barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, with one unmarked two-tone 10-round magazine. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN U.S.A./THE HIGH STANDARD MFG. CO./NEW HAVEN CONN. U.S.A./PATENTED" on the left barrel lug. Mfgd in 1936, the first year of production. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 88%-90% factory blue, with wear at the muzzle, spots of toning and thinning finish along the barrel. Frame and slide show high point edgewear and light marks. Checkered hard rubber grips are in fine condition and fit well. Action functions well. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Earlier production of the Model C had a separate serial number series beginning with 500 through 3,116, after which it joined the regular series. This pistol appears to be the 2nd produced, based on the serial number. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Colt Bullseye Match Target Woodsman 1st Series Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #MT8183, .22 LR cal., 6-5/8" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered two-piece walnut "Elephant Ear" grips with Colt medallions, pinned blade front sight (red nail polish added), adjustable square-notched rear sight, with one correct 10-round two-tone magazine marked "COLT WOODSMAN / CAL.22 L.R. / MATCH TARGET MOD.". Includes a custom, period leatherette covered wooden case with screwdriver, maroon velveteen interior, with a print depicting three pointers inside the lid. Case is in very good condition with exposed edges and corners, showing wear and age on the exterior. Interior is very good with impressions and tattered edges.Mfgd 1940. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue, showing some areas of thinning, high point edgewear, and minor marks from handling and use. Grips are near excellent with minor smoothing of the checkering detail and bright medallions. Action functions smoothly. Bright bore is near excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Type III Semi-Automatic Pistol, #33388, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt grips, half-moon blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with small "U"-notched groove. Includes blue steel magazine, base is marked "CAL .380/COLT". Mfgd 1918. Overall condition of this pistol is fine+, retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue, with intermittent minor salt and pepper blemishes and handling marks, with spots of finish loss, particularly on right rear of the frame. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are near excellent, showing mild handling wear, no chips, or cracks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and rates good overall. Magazine retains most of the finish but has a mottled appearance on the upper portion that is in the white. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Type III Semi-Automatic Pistol, #378269, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, nickel finish, two piece mother-of-pearl grips, half-moon blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with small "U"-notched groove. Includes one nickel plated magazine, base is marked "CAL .32/COLT". Mfgd 1921. Overall condition is very good+, retaining approx. 95% original finish, with general light scratches and handling marks. There is a spot of flaking to the left front corner of the frame, top rear of the slide, and below the slide stop. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show normal mild discoloration from age, with a minor fissure and darkening along the bottom edge of the left panel, and a few small losses around the edge of the right panel. Action operates smoothly. Bore is primarily bright, showing a little mild frosting, and very good, well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Deck Binoculars by Tokyo Optical Company, 10 x 6 high quality deck binoculars, mount and optic are serial numbered 1708. 60mm objective lenses, offset at 60 degrees. Individually-focused oculars, with diopter adjustment markings from -4 to +3. IPD adjusts from about 57mm to 72mm with a scale on the left side. Clean lenses, not scratched, view is very good, slightly dimmed. Right side with range finding reticle. Fixed rear and folding front sights. The body is very good overall, with the paint surviving and in fine condition. Sunshades move freely. Ocular lenses somewhat angled, not quite square, likely adjustable. Base of the mount is 1.1" diameter, easily adapted to display. Weight is 14 lb with mount. Est.: $1,000-$1,500.

WWII Japanese 8cm High-Angle Telescope by NIKKO, 10 x 80mm 6 Type 5 telescope, made in 1941, #15 with matching numbered case. Made by Nippon Kogaku Kogyo Kabushikigaisha, or NIKKO (Japan Optical) which became Nikon. scope appears little used, with the exterior finish showing only light handling wear the winged rubber eyepieces clean and flexible, with inspection stamps still present. The view through the scope is very good, slightly hazy. Plain crosshair reticle. Eyepiece rotates for left or right eye use. Diopter stiffly adjustable from -4 to +2. Affixed inside the cover are "Handling Precautions for Eyepiece Rubber" (right side) and "Storage Parts List" (left). Brass lens cover is numbered "15" inside. Present are two spare rubber eyepieces, one still wrapped, the amber and green ocular lens filters, six replacement lamps, "Drying Hole Stopper" screwdriver, dust brush, and two (2) keys for the case. The 21" x 14" x 6-1/2" wood case shows much wear outside and remains very good inside, with some wear to the green felt that supports the piece. Scope is 18-1/4" long and weighs 26 lb. Est.: $1,200-$1,800.

WWII Japanese 15 x 80mm 4 Binoculars, #433, with maker symbol of a Japanese character inside a triangle with corners removed. Gray finish is in good condition with moderate wear. Fixed brass sunshades, with the right side having small flat spot that does not affect use. Individually-focused oculars, with diopter adjustment markings from -5 to +3. The IPD adjusts over a wide range, though the scale is only marked from 60mm to 72mm. Optics are serviceable, with a good view, not clouded or dim. Objective lenses have some small pits and marks. Base accepts a 1" diameter piece. 18" Long, weight is 20 lb 5 oz. Mounted to a 10" x 17" x 1-3/4" plain pine board with a 12" pipe base. Est.: $800-$1,200.

WWII Japanese 8cm Aircraft Binoculars by Takatiho, 15 x 80mm 4, Made in 1942, #42 with matching case. Marked with the Kugisho "Naval Air Technical Department" characters. Metal plate on the matching numbered case reads in Japanese "8cm Binoculars Telescope (For Airborne Use) / Storage Case No. 42 / Dated August, Showa 17 / Designed by the Naval Air Technical Arsenal - Manufactured by Takatiho Seisakusho Co., Ltd." Lenses remain in excellent condition, with only a slight haze seen inside, mostly on the left side, when looking from the objective end. Individually-focused oculars, with diopter adjustment markings from -4 to +2. Aluminum plate at the top states that when the desiccant paper inside turns from blue to pink, measures should be taken to dry the piece. Green paint on the body is very good on top. Below, worn areas were touched-up with a lighter green enamel. An aluminum mounting plate is attached using the existing holes and accepts a 1/2" diameter rod. Brass lens covers are present. Wood case measures 10-1/2" x 21-1/2" x 8-1/2" and remains in very good condition, with secure dovetailed corners. Top has two old splits but nothing loose. Hardware is in good condition, with one replacement screw on the right latch. Green felt on the inside supports is worn. Leather pieces are in good condition. Parts list affixed inside the top shows two keys, which are missing. Red and dark green colored ocular filters look to be the only small parts present. Binoculars are 18-1/2" long and weigh 18 lb. Est.: $1,500-$2,000.

Japanese Type 2 Paratrooper Bolt Action Rifle, #16762, 7.7x58mm cal., 26"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard with two-piece buttstock, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors; adjustable folding leaf rear sight with anti-aircraft wings, aperture, and battle sight, graduated to 1500 meters. No cleaning rod. Top of the receiver ring has been polished bright and the only visible marking is the Japanese character for "Type". Left side of the receiver is marked with the symbol for Nagoya arsenal. Assembly number 334" is stamped on left side of the receiver, rear takedown assembly, and d-ring wedge. Number "127" is stamped on the bottom rear of the barrel (visible when disassembled) and underside of the bayonet mount. Matching receiver number "762" is stamped on left side of the front takedown assembly and left side of the barrel. Bolt handle, extractor, firing pin, and safety are numbered "263". No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining much of its toning finish, wear to the buttplate and polishing to the receiver ring accounts for much of the finish loss. Wood is good with bruises and scratches throughout, the largest are on the right side of the buttstock. Handguard appears to have been lightly sanded. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R)

Persian Model 49 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #NVSN, 8x57mm cal., 18.11" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and hand guard, dovetailed blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters in Farsi numbers. Steel cleaning rod is present. Top of receiver ring is marked with crowned Royal Iranian crest and the right side with Iranian proof and inspection stamps. Left side of the receiver rail is marked with Farsi script. There is a moon and star roundel stamped into right side of the buttstock. Matching Farsi numbers. No visible import marks. Metal surfaces rate fine and retain approx. 92%-94% blue, with wear around the muzzle area and buttplate, scattered mild frosting. Bright bolt assembly has toned darker. Wood is good with bruises and handling marks to the darkened finish, including a larger blemish to the left side below the bolt release. Additionally, there is a closed crack to the top of the handguard, forward of the rear sight. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Iranian Model 49 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #NVSN, 8x57mm cal., 18.1" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Cleaning rod is missing. Top of the receiver ring is marked with crowned Iranian crest, with partially visible Iranian proof stamps on the right side. Right side of the buttstock is stamped with a faint crescent moon and star symbol. Matching Farsi numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85% blue, showing areas of thinning and toning, with small impact marks to the trigger guard/magazine floorplate, and wear to the buttplate. Bright bolt assembly shows mild toning. Front barrel band is an "H" type with parade hook. Wood has been lightly sanded and varnished, now in good condition, showing scattered light impressions and scratches. There is a small, closed crack to top of the stock wrist, behind the receiver tang. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Est:$800-$1,200. (C&R)

Soviet Tula Arsenal SVT-38 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Rifle, #AC414, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 24.6" barrel with muzzle brake, blued finish, hardwood stock with two-piece forend, ventilated wooden and sheet metal handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod and 10-round magazine. Magazine is marked both "1896" and "936". Rifle is stamped with Tula Arsenal five pointed star makers mark over "1940" on top of the receiver ring. There is also a faint five pointed star on right side of the buttstock. Matching numbered bolt, trigger guard is numbered but does not match. Number on left side of the buttstock is illegible. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 65%-70% blue, showing general thinning and toning, with rust frosting to the handguard, and a mottled appearance to the receiver cover. Stock has a crack through the left side of the pistol grip, with dents and scratches scattered throughout. There are small cracks to the front and rear of the handguard. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark with fair rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Venezuelan Contract FN 49 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5095, 7x57mm cal., 24.75"barrel, blackened finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight, graduated to 1000 meters. Includes a military green cotton U.S. sling, in fair used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked with Venezuelan crest and Belgian proof stamps on the left side. Right side of the receiver rail is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE DARMES DE GUERRE_HERSTAL BELGIQUE". Right side of the buttstock with a roundel that reads "FUERZAS ARMADAS.VENEZUELA". Matching number on the receiver cover. No visible import marks. Metal rates very good, retaining approx. 80% blue. There are some scratches on the barrel, receiver, and magazine. Both sides of the magazine have surface dents. Stock is good, showing bruises, and circular marks to the left side below the receiver. Action needs to be repaired, bolt hold open will not engage and the bolt carrier will not lock into battery when released. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R)

Westley Richards 1869 Improved Martini Falling Block Single Shot Carbine, #1701, .450 1-1/2" case cal., 22" round barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted-"V" front sight, adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 800 yards. Includes steel cleaning rod and a brass cleaning tip is in the buttstock trap. Left side of the receiver is marked "MANUFACTURED BY WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO./LIMITED/BIRMINGHAM" with "WESTLEY RICHARDS PATENT" on the right side. Top of the barrel is marked "HENRYS PATENT RIFLING". Barrel knox form is marked "CARBINE/1 1/2 CASE" with "52", Proof and View stamps on the left side. There is a Westley Richards Triangle stamp on top of the chamber. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 35%-40% thinning and toning blue. Wood is very good as lightly sanded, showing added finish applied over old handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly, but the breech lever is bent a little to the right side. Bore with very good Henry style rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Early British LSA Co. Volunteer Pattern Lee Enfield Bolt Action Carbine, #131B, .303 British cal., 21" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 yards. Safety is early thumb type. Magazine is rare "Fish Belly" type and is secured with a chain link. A steel dust cover is fitted to the bolt body and a magazine cut off is attached to right side of the receiver. Right side of the action body is marked "LEE-SPEED/PATENTS". The "LSA Co." markings have been defaced and are not readable. There is a "(Broad Arrow)" government property mark and crowned inspection stamp on the bolt handle. Barrel is stamped "FOR CORDITE ONLY" and "NITRO PROOVED". Bolt does not match. Birmingham export proof marks stamped on left side of the barrel. Condition overall is good with the metal showing wear, dark toning, and spots of patina to the barrel. Wood is good with handling marks and bruises to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Carbine is featured in the lower left corner on page 94 of "The Lee Enfield", 2007 by Ian D. Skennerton, not mentioned by serial number, but can be verified by specific blemishes in the wood.Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

BSA Commercial Mark 1 Lee Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #GO467, .303 British cal., 30.2"barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set with handguard, blade on ramped base front sight with hood, adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1800 yards. Battle sight has been ground down and is not usable. Includes a brass oil bottle in the buttstock trap, in very good condition. With brown leather British sling, in good used condition. There is no provision for a cleaning rod. A replacement long range aperture and an original range plate and dial pointer are mounted to left side of the receiver and forend. Right side of the action body is marked "B.S.A. Co". There are Birmingham proof and view stamps on top of the receiver ring. Mismatched numbers on the bolt handle, rear sight leaf, and bayonet mount. Condition overall is very good, showing dark toning to the metal, some areas of thinning to the  barrel and front band. Bolt body shows moderate operating wear. Forend and buttstock are very good, with general handling marks to the very dark finish. Handguard with an open crack across the top. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark and frosted, rifling is about good. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

British L42A1 Lee Enfield Bolt Action Sniper Rifle with Telescope, Transport Chest, and Accessories, #S33077, 7.62x51mm cal., 27.6" hammer forged heavy barrel, black painted finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding rear sight with battle aperture removed. A #3 bolt head is fitted. Telescope is marked "TEL STG No 32 MK III", which has been barred out, and "OS 2039A/AK&S No28881/1946/(Broad Arrow)/(NATO stock number)". Telescope bracket is stamped "KD" and is marked with the current rifle serial number, two prior serial numbers have been barred out. Scope and bracket show wear and handling marks. Range and deflection drums click smoothly. There is a blurred area in the lower part of the lens, the optics are otherwise clear and bright. Steel scope case is marked "TELESCOPE STRAIGHT SIGHTING CASE L1A1". Condition is fair with dents and scratches. Wooden transport chest is marked "CHEST RIFLE 7.62 MM L42A1". Chest is painted in multiple colors and shows heavy use. Both are painted with matching numbers to the rifle and scope. An excellent condition cleaning kit and a very good condition commercial leather sling are stored inside. Rifle is marked "L42A1(Enfield arsenal symbol)71"on left side of the receiver over a "Tall T" final acceptance stamp. Left side of the action body is marked "M47C/1945" over a "TR" target range stamp. Right side of the receiver lug is marked with a vertical "S". There are Enfield arsenal onsite examiners marks stamped on each side of the bolt channel. Magazine case is marked "CR141A 65". Buttstock appears to be a replacement and is not marked with the Holland and Holland dispersal code. A sniper style sling swivel is fitted to the forward trigger guard. "19T" is engraved on the bolt handle and bolt head, and stamped on right side of the bolt channel. Matching numbers on the bolt handle and forend. Magazine does not match. No visible import marks. Rifle condition is very good overall, retaining approx. 85%-88% black finish, with scratches to the barrel, and finish wear to the receiver and front sight. Wood is very good with handling marks and scratches to the darkened finish, and heavier wear to the toe of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (C&R)

Early Mark III Lee Enfield Bolt Action Short Rifle, #1591, .22 rimfire cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set and handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 yards. Rifle was arsenal built into a .22 cal. training rifle from a Converted II Lee Enfield service rifle with an early receiver. A .22 cal. barrel and bolt head (marked 22 No 2) with offset firing pin were fitted. The follower has been removed from the magazine. Right side of the action body marked with original "(Crown)/ER" over "SHT22/III/EFD". There are inspection stamps on the left side but the conversion markings have been removed. Right side of the buttstock disc is stamped "1.15/2 CD/RGA(Royal Garrison Artillery)/49" behind a painted Arabic rack number. Matching numbers on bolt handle and rear sight. Nose cap does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 65%-70% blue; showing wear, toning, and handling marks. Wood is good with handling marks, a few small chips, and impressions to the darkened finish. There is a spliced repair to right side of the forend. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

British .22 Pattern 1914 No.2 Short Lee Enfield Bolt Action Training Rifle, #S9810, .22 rimfire cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 yards. Rifle was converted into a Trainer by soldering a .22 cal. liner into the barrel, marked "PARKER RIFLED A.G.P." at the muzzle, and fitting a converted bolt head with offset firing pin (marked 22 No2) to the bolt body, and removing the magazine cutoff and magazine follower. Right side of the action body is marked with the original "(Crown)/G.R/ENFIELD/1911/SHTL.E/III" over the later conversion markings "A.G.PARKER/BIRMINGHAM/22 PATT14/No2". There is a "DP" stamp on the barrel knox form. "C9" has been stamped into right side of the buttstock and into the buttstock marking disc. There is a painted #9 on left side of the buttstock. Matching numbers on the forend and nose cap. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70%-75% blue; showing wear, brown toning, and with patina to the nose cap. Wood is good with general handling marks and impressions to the darkened finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

British Parker Hale No.9 Mk 1 Lee Enfield Bolt Action Training Rifle, #A2957, .22 rimfire cal., 25.2" barrel, blackened finish, hardwood stock set with hand guard, blade front sight with protectors, original folding leaf rear sight with aperture and battle sight remains in place, and a new setting marked "25 YD" has been added to left side of the elevator. Rifle is a standard No.4 that was converted to a training rifle by Parker Hale for the British Royal Navy by installing a new bolt head with an offset firing pin and a new barrel marked "PARKER RIFLED A.G.P." on the crown. The follower has been removed from the magazine. Left side of the receiver is marked ".22 R.F.N.9 Mk 1/P-H60". Matching numbers on bolt handle and forend. Number on the magazine has been crossed out. Import marked on left side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx.75%-80% blackened finish, with scattered wear and handling marks. Wood is very good, with added finish, showing impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

British No.8 Mk1 Single Shot Lee Enfield Bolt Action Training Rifle, #A12470, .22 rimfire cal., 23.25" barrel, blackened finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture graduated to 100 yards, with an additional "H" setting for use with landscape targets. Made with a special short bolt assembly and fixed grooved loading tray. There is a target style sling swivel mounted to the front trigger guard screw. Left side of the receiver is faintly marked ".22 No.8 Mk 1/A12470". Left side of the action body is stamped "CR324/M47C/195?/A12470". Magazine cover and barrel band stamped with part numbers. Matching numbers on the bolt handle and forend. Birmingham export proof stamps on the bolt head, barrel, and receiver ring. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% blackened finish, with scratches and finish loss primarily to the barrel and bolt assembly. Wood is very good with scattered handling marks and impressions to the darkened stained finish. There is a small chip to right side of the handguard. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

U.S. WWII Blade Marked Utica Cutlery U.S. M3 Trench Knife and Scabbard, with leather grooved grip, 7" parkerized blade is marked "U.S. M3-UTICA", and pommel is stamped with "(flaming ordnance bomb)". Leather scabbard is faintly marked "US M6/MOOSE CO/1943" with replacement leg strap. Knife is in good overall condition, with expected wear on the leather grip, with only light finish on the blade, which us full width and not nicked. Scabbard is also good, leather is smooth and supple. Est.: $750-$1,000.

Scarce U.S. Army Marked Smith & Wesson 1st Model 1899 Military & Police Double Action Revolver, #13890, .38 Long Colt cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece diamond center grips with lanyard ring, blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Factory markings are clear, with the butt marked "U.S. ARMY / MODEL 1899". Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches, and scattered spots of surface erosion. Cylinder shows leading edgewear, wear around the flutes, and numerous indentations. Front and backstrap have worn to gray, while the trigger guard shows traces of original finish. There is a crisp "K.S.M." (Kelley S. Morse) inspection mark at the left rear of the frame. Hammer and trigger display muted color case hardened finish. Grips are in very good condition, with areas of smoothing to the checkering and indentations on the right panel. Marked "J.T.T 1901" (John Taliaferro Thompson) at the top of the left panel and "K.S.M." at the top of the right. Interior of the right panel is lightly marked in pencil with the matching serial number. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with some areas of light erosion and well-defined rifling. Part of a group of 1,000 revolvers issued to the U.S. Army in the S&W serial number range 13001-14000. Chambered in .38 Long Colt, referred to as ".38 Military" to avoid using a competitors name. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

U.S. Winchester Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #1348743, .30 carbine cal., 18"barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and rear peepflip sight. Included are one 15-round SW magazine, F-S Co. 1943 dated sling,1943 dated magazine pouch, 1944 dated muzzle cover, Shane 1944 datedcanvas case, and blade marked PAL M3 fighting knife with U.S. M8 scabbard.Carbine receiver is marked "WINCHESTER/TRADE MARK/1348743". Barrel ismarked "W", with circled "WP" proof. No import marks. Carbine is in fine overallcondition, most of the parts are correct, barrel finish shows general thinning andwear from military use, most of the receiver finish remains. High wood stock ismarked "W" in the well and "W.R.A./G.H.D." with the "(crossed cannons)" on theleft side and has a few expected handling marks. Action works properly. Bore isexcellent with sharp rifling. All accessories are in at least very good+ overallcondition. Canvas case is missing one leather tab, and there is some fraying on thesling. M3 knife blade shows heavy wear and grind marks from resharpening, rest of the knife and scabbard are in good condition. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R)(Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CAresidents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #5001118, .30 carbine cal., 18" barrel, black oxide finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and rear peep flip sight. Included are three (3) 15-round magazines marked "UQ", 1945 dated sling, BOYT 44 USMC magazine pouch, 1944 dated muzzle cover, and M.C. MFG. Co. cloth case. Receiver is marked "INLAND DIV./5001118". Barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/2-44/P". No import marks. Carbine is in near excellent condition as refinished with black oxide, approx. 95% remains. Low wood stock is marked "I-R" in the sling well and has intermittent light handling wear. Action works properly. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. All of the accessories are in at least very good overall condition. Case is missing both leather tabs and has an added piece at the front. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4942845, .30 carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and adjustable rear peep sight. Included are a khaki WWII sling, BOYT 43 magazine pouch, 1944 dated muzzle cover, "U" marked cone flash hider, and M-13 canvas machine gun cover. Receiver is marked "INLAND DIV./49428445". Barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/1-44/P". No import marks. Carbine is in fine overall condition. Approx. 90% finish remains, with wear on the operating slide and blued bolt. Low wood stock was oiled or varnished and is now very good+ overall, with scattered moderate marks. Handguard was not oiled and has several medium sized dents. Action works properly. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Accessories range from very good to fine condition. $1,000-$1,300. (C&R)

U.S. National Postal Meter Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #4245362, .30 carbinecal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, bayonet lug, blade front sight withears, and adjustable rear peep sight. Included are two (2) "U" marked 15-roundmagazines, reproduction OD sling, 1943 dated stock pouch, 1944 dated muzzlecover, used 1944 Shane MFG. Co. case, post-war K.I. marked M4 bayonet andscabbard. Receiver is marked "NATIONAL/POSTAL METER/4245362". Barrel ismarked "I.B.M. CORP." No import marks. Carbine is in fine overall condition,retaining approx. 90%+ arsenal reparkerized finish, with some patina on the bolt.Low wood stock is marked "P-J" in the sling well, with "(crossed cannons)" on theright side. Stock is in good condition, with scattered mostly moderate marksthroughout, particularly on the left side below the receiver. Action works properly.Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Accessories range from very good to finecondition. Shane Mfg. Co. case is missing both leather tabs. Bayonet and scabbardare in like new condition. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other stateswhere such items are prohibited.)

U.S. Smith-Corona Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4831097, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with an "R" marked cover, and adjustable rear sight. Included is a green M1 cloth sling. Receiver is marked "U.S./SMITH-CORONA/MODEL 03-A3/4831097". Barrel is marked "RA/(Flaming Bomb)/3 44" with a "P" underneath. Blued Remington bolt is late- war with the square safety lug, and marked "R" on top. No visible import marks. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% finish, upper band has rust spots and the barrel has tape residue. Stock is marked "RA", "(Crossed Cannons)", and boxed "FJA" (Lt. Col. Frank J. Atwood) on the left side, with circled "P" behind the trigger guard. Additionally, there is a boxed "RIA/FK" stamped on the left side. Stock is in good condition, with dents and scratches, mostly on the buttstock. Action works properly. Two-groove bore is excellent. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #74168, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, black oxide finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1905 adjustable rear sight. Rifle was originally made in 1905 and arsenal rebuilt with mixed parts. Receiver is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/74168". Replacement barrel is marked "SA/(Flaming Bomb)/11-42" with a "P" underneath. No visible import marks. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%+ arsenal refinish, with wear on the bolt, some scattered high point wear and mild frosting. Pistol grip stock is cut for a 03-A3 and marked "RA-P" (Raritan Arsenal) on the left side, "1468" on the right side, with an "S" and "U" on the pistol grip. Stock is good, with scattered dents and scratches, heavier in front of the barrel band and on the right side below the receiver. Action works properly. Bore is very good showing normal light wear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #327042, .30-40 Krag cal., 30" barrel with brass muzzle cover, blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1901 adjustable rear sight. A commercial leather sling is attached. Receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1898 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 327042" on the left side. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70% thinning and toning blue, mottled on the receiver, showing additional wear to the barrel band and buttplate. Stock has a boxed "JSA/1901" cartouche on the left side and a circled "P" behind the trigger guard. Stock is in very good condition, with scattered moderate dents and scratches. Three-piece cleaning rod is stored in the butttrap. Action works properly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. A very collectible original rifle. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3548462, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, bright bolt, walnut stock, no sights. Rifle was commercially made into a sniper rifle with some blued parts, and topped with a Redfield base and El Paso Weaver K2.5 scope with blued finish and fine crosshair reticle. Scope optics are clear, exterior shows moderate age and wear. Receiver marking is partially visible due to the scope mount. Barrel is marked "RA/(Flaming Bomb)/3-43" with a "P" underneath. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%+ reblued finish, with wear on the trigger housing and front of the barrel. Stock is a Smith-Corona with a boxed "FJA" (Lt. Col. Frank J. Atwood) cartouche and circled "P" behind the trigger guard. Stock is in very good condition, with wear mostly in front of the barrel band, and a channel was added for the bent bolt. Action works properly and has a replacement commercial safety. Four-groove bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R)

Johnson Automatics Model 1941 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #B7969, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized with blued barrel, walnut stock, commercial front sight, and adjustable rear peep sight. A commercial leather sling is attached. Receiver is marked with "patent dates" next to "CAL. .30-06 SEMI-AUTO/"JOHNSON AUTOMATICS"/MODEL OF 1941/MADE IN PROVIDENCE R.I. U.S.A./B7969" / "CRANSTON/ARMS/CO." in a triangle on the right side. Top of the barrel is stamped "30-06". Rifle is in very good+ overall condition. Barrel has a commercial front sight and was blued, and retains most of its finish. Approx. 75%- 80% parkerized finish remains, showing general thinning and toning, with light patina to the magazine shroud. Trigger guard was also blued. Stock is in very good condition, showing normal light use, but the steel buttplate was replaced with a rubber recoil pad. Action works properly, but the bolt hold does not work, which is a common problem with Johnson rifles. Bore and rifling are good with light frosting. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (C&R)

German G43 duv 44 Berlin-Lubecker Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5392h, 8x57mm cal., 22" barrel, blue/black finish, laminated stock, and handguard with cupped buttplate, blade front sight with attached hood, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"- notched groove, graduated to 1200 meters. Includes a reproduction steel cleaning rod and black leather sling, marked "L&F" on the buckle. Sling is in fair used condition. Post-war replacement 10-round magazine is stamped "MADE IN DENMARK" on the floorplate. Left side of the rifles receiver is marked with "(eagle)214" Waffenamt, "(Nazi eagle)" firing proof, "G.43", and "duv 44.". There is also an "(eagle)214" Waffenamt and "(Nazi eagle)" firing proof on the bolt. Matching numbered bolt carrier. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 92%-94% dark blue/black finish, with varying amounts of old grease on the surfaces and in the protected areas. Buttplate is in the white and shows areas of light to heavy pitting, missing the lower screw. Buttstock was perhaps "duffle cut" and then reattached with the original piece of wood, as the grain matches. Length of pull to 13.25". Wood has also been lightly sanded and finished, now with intermittent light dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

German Berlin Luebecker G41 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5188R, 8x57mm cal., 23"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock with cupped buttplate and plastic possibly "Durafol" handguard, blade front sight with attached hood, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1200 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and black leather sling. Sling is in good used condition, showing age and wear. Left side of the receiver is marked "G.41 duv 43./(eagle)214/5188e". There is an "(eagle)214" Waffenamt stamped on the rear bolt cover and bolt head. Bolt head and right side of the chamber with "(Nazi eagle)" firing proofs. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70%-75% blue, with wear and toning to the gas trap, barrel bands, and magazine. Top of the receiver has been refinished. Stock is an old rough replacement, appearing unfinished, particularly around the pistol grip and buttplate. Condition is fair, wood shows light scratches and handling marks, with putty visible to the wrist and rear of the receiver. Handguard is in good condition, showing light scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore has very good rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

German Walther PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol #269437K, .32 ACP cal., 3.3" barrel, blued finish, checkered brown mottled plastic grips embossed with "WALTHER" logo on each side, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. A fixed lanyard loop is mounted to the rear of the frame. Includes one blued magazine, with "Walther" logo on the left side, and has a mottled brown plastic finger extension. Left side of the slide is marked "WALTHER/Waffenfabrik Walther,Zella-Mehlis(Thur)/Walthers Patent Cal.7,65 m/m/Mod.PPK". There are "(eagle)N" proof stamps on right side of the slide and on the barrel at the ejection port. No import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 92% blue, with scattered mild scratches and handling marks. Grips show typical light handling wear, and there is a very small crack near one of the escutcheons. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Walther ac43 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7769a, 9mm cal., 4.9" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips, dovetailed blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one blued steel magazine, stamped with an "(eagle)88" (Spreewerk) acceptance mark on the rear spine. Magazine condition is good showing general wear and toning. Pistol is marked "P.38/ac43/7769a" on left side of the slide. Right side is marked with two "(eagle)359" proof marks, and Nazi eagle firing proof. There are additional "(eagle)359" proofs on left side of the frame and barrel. Locking block is stamped with an "(eagle)359" and Nazi eagle firing proof. Matching numbers on the frame, slide, barrel, and locking block. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% blue, with wear around the muzzle, edges of the slide, firing pin cover, and grip strap. Grips are very good with light handling marks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety operate smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Walther ac42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4364g, 9mm cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips, dovetailed blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one blued steel magazine, marked "P.38v/U". Magazine follower is early flat type. Left side of the slide is marked "P.38/ac42" and the right side is stamped with two "(eagle)359" Waffenamts and Nazi eagle firing proof. There are additional "(eagle)359" proofs on left side of the frame and barrel. Locking block is marked "(eagle)359", firing proof, and "W". Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% factory blue, with wear primarily to the edges and front grip strap. There are a few shallow impressions visible on the trigger guard. Grips are very good and display moderate signs of age and wear, with intermittent light scratches to the right grip. Action and hammer drop operate smoothly. Bore is primarily bright, there is a little frosting forward of the chamber, and rifling is good. Magazine shows moderate finish wear with a few spots of cleaned pitting on the sides. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser byf 41 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8404r, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, blued finish including small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with small "V"-notched groove, and stock lug. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine with wood base. Toggle is marked "byf" and "41" on top of chamber. Right side of receiver with Nazi eagle firing proof, and two "(eagle)655" acceptance marks. There is a small firing proof on right side and "(eagle)655" proof on the top left side of the barrel. Left side of frame is marked "P.08". All visible numbers matching (takedown lever has been restamped). Back of each grip with matching "04" serial number, magazine is unmarked. No import marks. Pistol is in very good condition, retaining approx. 85%-87% blue. Much of the finish loss occurs on right side of the barrel, left side of the muzzle, and spot on right side of the frame rail. These areas have light pitting/corrosion. Front and backstrap are strong, showing light frosting, and a little normal wear to the stock lug. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips are fine and show moderate age and handling wear. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright throughout with well-defined rifling. Replacement magazine has been partially refinished and is in very good condition, showing plum colored toning. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

DWM 1920 Commercial Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1o, .30 Luger cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-"V" front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one mismatched magazine with wood base, numbered "1035". Pistol is marked "DWM" on the toggle. Left side of receiver marked "(crown)N" and "MADE IN GERMANY". Upper safety position is marked "GESICHERT", lower position is blank. Visible matching numbers, grips are not numbered. No import marks. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85% original blue with wear primarily at high points, front and backstrap. Front and backstrap also display some mild frosting. Straw colors are approx. 80%-85%, showing light thinning and toning. Grips are very good, with areas of moderate flattening of the checkering, primarily around the edges. Action operates smoothly, hold open functions properly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Magazine body shows yellow toning and mostly mild verdigris, heavier on the left side. An interesting pistol, being the first made in the "o" letter block. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

WWI German 1915 Dated DWM Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8623, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with small "V"-notched groove, with stock lug. Includes one mis-matched tin plated magazine with wood base, numbered "1273g+" on the base, no other markings. Pistol is marked "DWM" on toggle with "1915" date on top of chamber. Right side of receiver with three "(crown)/script letter" military proofs and test fire proof mark. All visible numbers matching (excluding the magazine), including both grips. Condition is fine, retaining approx. 93%-94% original blue, with edge and muzzle wear accounting for most of the finish loss. Front and backstrap are strong, showing light wear to the stock lug. There is light pitting visible at the muzzle, sideplate, and takedown lever, with mild salt and pepper blemishes on the straw colored parts. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Small parts retain approx. 60%-65% thinning and toning straw colors. Grips show moderate age and wear, with a larger flat spot on the upper section of the right panel. There is also a small piece missing from behind the safety lever on the left panel. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright, no frosting or erosion, rifling is good. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Swedish M40 Lahti Husqvarna Semi-Automatic Pistol, #D10703, 9mm cal., 4.6"barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with crowned Husqvarna motifs on each side, dovetailed blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight. A fixed lanyard loop is mounted on the rear of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Left side of the barrel extension is marked "HUSQVARNA VAPENFABRIKS AB". Rear of frame is stamped "(Crown)HV". Matching numbers on frame and barrel. Stamped "Sweden" on right side of the barrel. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93% blue, showing edge wear to the frame and muzzle, with operating wear to the bolt. Grips have a few handling marks to the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Norwegian Kongsberg Model 1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #18788, 11.25mm (.45 ACP) cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checked double diamond walnut grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one unmarked magazine, no lanyard loop. Mfgd 1928. Frame is marked "18788" on the left side. Slide is marked "11.25 m/m AUT. PISTOL M/1914 No 18788" with two "(crowns)" above on the left side. Right side is marked "1928 KK". Visible matching numbers on the slide stop, thumb safety, magazine catch, grip safety, mainspring housing, hammer, trigger. Matching serial number is located on underside of the barrel. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70% parkerized finish, showing general thinning, toning, and handling marks, with much of the finish wear being to the front grip strap and high points. Additionally, the mainspring housing, grip safety, magazine catch, and hammer are lacking finish. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are in very good condition, showing moderate age and handling wear. Action works properly. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Danish Model 1889 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #97966, 8x58mmR cal., 32" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and adjustable "U"-notched rear sight. Rifle was made in 1915 and the receiver is marked "97966 HAERENS TOJHUS 1915/M89" on the left side. Matching visible numbers on the bolt, magazine hinge, barrel, and bayonet lug. Top of barrel marked with "(crown)". Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 60% thinning and toning blue, with most of the wear on the magazine door, sideplate, and buttplate. Stock is in good condition, with some overall handling wear. Forend with an angled cut 5.5" behind the front band, that was glued back together. Stock disc is marked "9R./2880". Action works properly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Norwegian Kongsberg Model 1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #26221, 11.25mm (.45 ACP) cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered birch grips, with standard blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one unmarked magazine, no lanyard loop. Mfgd 1941. Frame is marked "26221" on the left side. Slide is marked "11.25 m/m AUT. PISTOL M1914 No 26221" with one "(crown)" above on the left side. Right is marked "1941". Visible matching numbers on the mainspring housing, grip safety, thumb safety, slide lock, and trigger. Matching serial number is located on the underside of the barrel. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50% parkerized finish, showing general thinning and toning, and handling wear, especially on the grip area. Grips are very good, showing moderate age and handling wear. Action works properly. Bore is good with light frosting, and clear rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #X1604, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered plastic grips, with blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one circa-1970s magazine. Mfgd circa 1918 and arsenal rebuilt with an "X" serial number assigned. Sights were upgraded to a wider variation. Frame is marked "AA" (Augusta Arsenal rebuild) mark on the left side. Slide has the patent dates to Aug. 19, 1913, and Colt company markings on the left side, with "(Rampant Colt)" logo at the rear that is not circled. Barrel is marked ".45 AUTO/7791193" on top. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-55% arsenal re-parkerized finish, showing general wear and toning. Grips are good. Action works properly. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #3961 .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips, standard blade front sight and rounded fixed "U"-notch rear sight. Includes one WWI era two-tone magazine. Mfg'd 1912. Frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with "WGP" (Maj. Walter G. Penfield) inspection mark on the left side. Serial number is located on the right side, towards the front of the frame. Slide has the patent dates to Feb. 14, 1911, and Colt company markings on the left side, with a circled "(Rampant Colt)" at the rear. Right side is marked "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY." Back of the barrel is marked "H". Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% factory blue, showing areas of mild frosting and general finish wear, particularly on top of the slide, bottom front of the receiver, and the grip area. Factory lettering is clear. Checkered diamond grips are in very good condition. Action works properly. Bore is good with some areas of light pitting; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $6,000-$8,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7533, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips, with standard blade front sight and rounded "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one blued steel magazine, marked "COLT/45 AUTO" on the base. Mfg'd 1912. Frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with "WGP" (Maj. Walter G. Penfield) inspection mark on the left side. Slide has the patent dates to Feb. 14, 1911, and Colt company markings on the left side, with a circled "(Rampant Colt)" at the rear. Right side is marked "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY". Bottom of the barrel is marked "5", hood is marked "HP". Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70% factory blue, showing areas of mild frosting, and general finish wear; particularly on the grip straps, bottom of the receiver, with scattered blemishes on the slide. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are very good, showing a little more wear to the right grip. Action works properly. Bore is good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $5,000-$7000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #225039, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered double diamond wood grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one circa-1970s magazine. Mfg'd 1918. Frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with "GHS" (Maj. Gilbert H. Stewart) inspection mark on the left side. Slide is marked with patent dates to Aug. 19, 1913, and Colt company markings on the left side. "(Rampant Colt)" logo at the rear is not circled. Right side of the slide is marked "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY". Barrel is marked "COLT.45 AUTO". Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning and toning factory blue, with areas of mild frosting and freckling. Most of the wear is on the grip area and top of the slide. Grips are very good with a few light dents and handling marks. Action operates smoothly but the disconnector does not hold the hammer when slide is out of battery and the trigger is pulled. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R)

Ithaca Model 1911A1 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1259141, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered plastic grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one circa-1970s magazine. Mfg'd 1943. Frame is marked "FJA" (Frank J. Atwood) inspection marked and "P" on the left side. Right side is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY". "(Crossed Cannons)" final inspection mark is at the rear. Slide is marked "ITHACA GUN CO. INC./ITHACA N.Y. U.S.A." on the left, with a "P" on top. Blued barrel is marked "HS". Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% parkerized finish, with wear on the left side of the frame and grip area, with high point wear to the slide. Factory lettering is clear. Grips display moderate+ wear, with a small crack on the bottom of the left grip. Action works properly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Remington-Rand Model 1911A1 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1357700, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered plastic grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one circa-1970s magazine. Frame is marked "AA" (Augusta Arsenal rebuild), with "FJA" and "P" on the left side. Right side is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M 1911A1 U.S. ARMY". "(Crossed Cannons)" final inspection mark is at the rear. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE N.Y. U.S.A." on the left side, which is the third marking variation, and has a "P" on top. Parkerized barrel is marked "HS". Condition is very good overall, retaining approx. 75% arsenal re-parkerized finish, with scattered light rust spots on the right side of the slide, and light wear at the grip area. Grips are very good. Action works properly. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Arms-UMC Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #10074, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, reblued finish, replacement checkered double diamond walnut grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes two (2) WWI two-tone magazines, one is marked "A". Mfgd Dec. 1918. Frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "E.E.C." (Maj. E.E. Chapman) inspection mark over an "(eagle)" on the left side. Slide has patent dates to Aug. 19, 1913, "REMINGTON/UMC" in a circle, and "MANUFACTURED BY/REMINGTON ARMS UMC CO. INC./BRIDGEPORT. CONN. U.S.A." on the left side. Right side is marked "MODEL OF 1911/U.S. ARMY CALIBER .45". An "E" is stamped on the trigger guard, mainspring housing, and back of the slide. Barrel has the correct "P" on top. and the bore is good with light frosting. Pistol is in excellent overall condition as professionally restored, retaining approx. 98% blue, barrel was polished white, markings on right side of the slide may have been redone or enhanced. Grips are like new. Action functions properly. Bore is lightly frosted and good overall, with clear rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)(Michael Strietbeck Collection)

U.S. Inland Division Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #179005, .30 carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, bayonet lug, blade front sight with ears, and adjustable rear peep sight. Carbine was arsenal rebuilt after WWII and the receiver is marked "INLAND DIV./179005". Barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/1-43". No visible import marks. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition and retains approx. 90% arsenal reparkerized finish, with light wear on the receiver and front of barrel. Replacement potbelly M2 stock and handguard are in excellent condition. Action works properly. Bore is very good bore with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4188524, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized/blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and adjustable rear peep sight. A commercial leather sling is attached. Receiver is marked "U.S./REMINGTON/MODEL 03-A3/4188524". Two-groove barrel is marked "R A/(Flaming Bomb)/9-43" with a "P" underneath. No import marks. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%+ toning finish, with some spots of light rust on the receiver. Blued parts show light wear. Stock was sanded and varnished, which removed all of the markings, except for a faint circled "P" proof behind the trigger guard. Stamped buttplate was replaced with a machined buttplate. Wood now with scattered moderate dents and scratches. Action works properly but the cut-off spring is weak, and should be replaced. Bore is excellent with sharp grooves. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4115389, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blued finish, bright bolt body, walnut stock, no sights. Rifle was commercially made into a sniper rifle, blued, and topped with a Weaver K2.5-1 scope. Scope has a blue finish and fine crosshair reticle, with clear optics, and moderate rust behind the rear ring. Receiver marking is partially visible due to the scope mount. Barrel is unmarked. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-95% reblued finish, with light high point wear. Unmarked stock is excellent with a tung oil finish, and a channel was added for the bent bolt. Buttplate door is a little loose when closed. Action works properly but the safety is hard to set. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory National Match M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5424568, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, NM blade front sight with ears, and adjustable NM rear sight. Includes a M1907 leather sling, 4 en-bloc clips, and an M3-A1 tool. Receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/5424568". Barrel is marked "SA F6535446 11-54 A2160" under the op-rod with an engraved "NM" at the left front. Op-rod is NM and all parts are correct. No visible import marks. Rifle is in very good overall condition, showing range use and handling wear, retaining approx. 80% original parkerized finish, with wear on the receiver rails and buttplate. Stock has a boxed "(Defense Eagle)" on the left side and a circled "P" behind the trigger guard and has been revarnished, now in very good condition, with scattered scratches and handling marks, and the stock ferrule will not stay locked into the lower band. Action works properly. Bore shows wear and is good overall, with clear rifling; the erosion is 5.5 with a very good muzzle. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5931197, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and adjustable rear peep sight. Black leather sling is attached. Receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/5931197". Replacement barrel is marked "LMR D6535448 7 53" with a "P". No visible import marks. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70% thinning and toning parkerized finish, with wear on the receiver, operating rod, and front of barrel. Stock has a "P" on the pistol grip and is in good condition, with scattered dents, heavier in front of the receiver. Action works properly. Bore is good, with light frosting, an erosion of 4, with a good muzzle. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3555999, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and adjustable peep rear sight. Reproduction M1907 sling is attached. Receiver is marked "U.S./REMINGTON/MODEL 03-A3/3555999. Barrel is marked "RA/(Flaming Bomb)/7 43" with a "P" underneath. No visible import marks. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Approx. 85%+ arsenal reparkerized finish remains, with wear on the bolt and front sight. Stock is marked "RA", "(crossed cannons)", with a boxed "FJA" (Lt. Col. Frank J. Atwood) on the left side, and a circled "P" behind the trigger guard. Stock is in very good+ condition, with scattered moderate dents and scratches. Action works properly. Two-groove bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

First Year Astra Model 900 Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6767, 7.63x25mm cal., 5.5" barrel, blued finish, grooved walnut grips, inverted "V" fixed front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-1000 meters, no provision for a lanyard ring, backstrap is cut for a shoulder stock. Right side of frame with Spanish proof marks and date code indicating 1927 year of manufacture. Left sideplate is marked in one-line ""ASTRA" AUTOMATIC PISTOL CAL. 7.63". Additionally, the lower edge of the sideplate has what looks like a small Chinese character and the number "6065". Import marked on underside of the barrel. Condition is fair overall, mostly brown mixed with toned blue finish, scattered light to medium pitting, and general small surface blemishes. Factory lettering is clear. Some of the proof marks show wear but are still legible. Grips show age and wear that is consistent with the pistols overall condition, including darkening, dents, and a few moderate chips. Action functions well. Bore is poor, with erosion scattered throughout, rifling shows heavy wear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

British Proofed Mauser C96 Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4361, 7.63x25mm cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, grooved walnut grips, inverted-"V" fixed front sight, and tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-500 meters. Backstrap is cut for a shoulder stock. With trigger shoe. All visible numbers matching. Top chamber flat is marked "WAFFENFABRIK / MAUSER / OBERNDORF A/N". Left side of receiver with " (crown) (crown)U" proof mark; right side with a crowned gothic letter and "NOT ENGLISH MAKE". Right side of the barrel with British proof marks. Right side of the frame is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER / OBERNDORF A. NECKAR". "NS" marked hammer. No import marks. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning and toning blue, showing general light marks from handling and use, as well as a longer scratch to both sides of the frame. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show normal signs of age and wear, with scattered dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and rates very good overall. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser byf 41 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2517t, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, blued finish including small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with small "V"-notched groove, and stock lug. Includes one mis-matched wood base magazine. Base is marked either "8932" or "3932", spine is numbered "795". Toggle is marked "byf" and "41" on top of chamber. Right side of receiver with Nazi eagle firing proof, and two "(eagle)655" acceptance marks. There is a small firing proof on right side and "(eagle)655" proof on left side of the barrel. Left side of frame is marked "P.08". All visible numbers matching except for the magazine, grips are not numbered. No import marks. Pistol is in very good condition, retaining approx. 92% blue, with mild frosting scattered throughout, salt and pepper blemishes along the front and backstrap, pitting along the lower edge of the sideplate. Finish wear is visible primarily at the muzzle, sideplate, front and back grip strap. Factory lettering and proof marks are legible. Grips are near excellent, showing typical light age and wear. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright throughout with very good rifling. Magazine with scattered frosted oxidation to the body. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

DWM 1920 Commercial Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #379m, .30 Luger cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-"V" front sight, and fixed rear sight with V-notched groove. Includes one unmarked magazine with wood base. Pistol is marked "DWM" on the toggle. Left side of receiver marked "(crown)N", right side "GERMANY". Upper safety position is marked "GESICHERT", lower position is blank. Visible matching numbers, grips are not numbered. No import marks. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85% blue with wear primarily at the muzzle, edges of the frame, front and backstrap. There are also a few more noticeable scratches on left side of the barrel. Straw colors show general thinning, approx. 70% remain. Grips show moderate handling wear. Action operates smoothly, hold open functions properly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. There is some salt and pepper pitting to the sides of the magazine, which otherwise shows moderate age and wear. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

DWM Model 1900 Swiss Contract Military Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4360 .30 Luger cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, sawtooth blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, dished toggle knobs, wide trigger, with grip safety. Includes two (2) nickel plated Swiss magazines, both with brown plastic bases, and small script "P" stamped at base of the spine. Pistol with small "(Swiss cross)" stamp on left side of the barrel and receiver. Left side of the receiver with additional Swiss proof mark for inspector Herr Vogelsang. Marked DWM on the toggle. Chamber is marked with Swiss "(Sunburst)" crest and "P 30" release date. Visible matching numbers, with matching three-digits on the back of each grip. No import marks. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85% blue, with wear and toning to the front and backstrap, muzzle, and front edges of the frame. Approx. 70%-75% straw colors remain. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show moderate handling wear. Action operates smoothly, hold open functions properly. Bore rates near excellent overall and is mirror bright with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWI 1917 Dated DWM Artillery Luger with Stock, Holster, and Tools, #3806c, 9mm cal., 8" barrel, blued finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-"V" front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight with small "V"-notched groove, and stock lug. Includes one blued steel magazine with wood base; base is numbered and matching but in large font. Pistol is marked "DWM" on the toggle with "1917" date on the chamber. Right side of receiver with three "crowned" gothic letters and Imperial firing proof. Right side of rear sight base also with firing proof. All visible numbers matching, including the back of each grip. Includes non-matching wood stock, black leather holster, cleaning rod, and takedown tool. Stock is numbered "156f" and is in good condition, with scattered dents and scratches. One of the leather straps attached to the stock has a nickel plated "Lift This Side" snap. Black leather holster has an illegible makers stamp on inside of the flap over "Berlin/191?" and the name "F.C. Foss" scratched into the surface. Inside of the body with Bekleidungsamt des Armeekorps "B.A. III" stamp. Holster is also in good condition, showing honest age and wear, with moderate cracking and creasing to the leather, stitching is not frayed or loose. Pistol is in fine condition overall, retaining approx. 93% original blue, with expected light handling marks. Edge wear accounts for much of the finish loss. Approx. 80%-85% straw colors are present on the small parts. Grips show moderate age and wear, especially on the right panel, which has some darkening and flattening of the checkering detail. Action and hold open function properly. Bore rates near excellent overall and is bright throughout with well-defined rifling. Magazine body shows moderate rub wear, small dents, and scratches to the base. Est.: $1,800-2,400. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P.38 AC-44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #902j, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blued finish, grooved Bakelite grips, blade front sight, with "U"-notched rear sight. Left side of the slide with Nazi eagle firing proof and two "(eagle)359" Waffenamts. Left side of the frame and barrel lug with "(eagle)359" Waffenamt, barrel lug also with an "asterisk" mark. Matching numbers on the frame, slide, barrel, and locking block. No visible import marks. Includes one blued steel magazine, marked P38 and "jvd" on the left side, and "jvd" with a "(eagle)WaA706" on the spine. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 90% original blue finish, frame toned to a plum color. There is wear and freckling at the muzzle, top of the barrel, sides and top of the front sight. There is also light wear on top of the barrel in the chamber area, very slight high edgewear on the slide, top of the rear sight, and tip of the safety lever. Front grip strap is thinning and accounts for much of the finish loss. Grips show little use. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly and would improve with some cleaning and lubrication. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Magazine is very nice showing only light finish wear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #61050, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips, with standard blade front sight, and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one blued steel magazine, base is marked "COLT/45 AUTO". Mfgd early-1914. Frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with "WGP" (Maj. Walter G. Penfield) inspection mark on the left side. Slide has the patent dates to Feb. 14, 1911, and Colt company markings on the left side, with a "(Rampant Colt)" at the rear that is not circled. Right side is marked "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY". Barrel is marked "H H" and does not have a "P" on top, which may be a factory error. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 65%-70% factory blue, with wear on the grip area and along the slide, with scattered light spots of freckling. Magazine catch screw is lightly burred. Grips are very good showing moderate wear. Action works properly. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #178102, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips, with standard blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one blued steel magazine, base is marked "COLT/45 AUTO". Mfgd 1917. Frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with "GHS" (Maj. Gilbert H. Stewart) inspection mark on the left side. Slide has the patent dates to AUG. 19, 1913, and Colt company markings on the left side, with a "(Rampant Colt)" at the rear that is not circled. Right side is marked "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY". Barrel is marked "P" on the lug. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% factory blue, with wear on the grip straps, mild pitting on left side of the slide and slide stop. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are very good. Action works properly. Bore is lightly pitted, rifling is clearly defined, and the bore rates good overall. Est.: $2,000-$2,800. (C&R/PPT)

Ithaca Model 1911A1 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1889389, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered plastic grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one WWII "L" marked magazine. Mfg'd 1944. Frame is marked "FJA" (Frank J. Atwood) inspection mark and "P" on the left side. "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" on the right side. "(Crossed Cannons)" final inspection mark is at the rear. Slide is marked "ITHACA GUN CO. INC./Ithaca N.Y." on the left side, with a "P" on top. Blued Springfield barrel is marked "S P". Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80% thinning and toning parkerized finish, with wear on the grip area and high points. Displaying intermittent small spots of freckled patina. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are good, showing moderate wear. Slide works properly, but the slide stop plunger, plunger spring, and safety catch plunger are missing. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Ithaca/Colt Model 1911A1 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1271195, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered plastic grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one "COLT/.45 AUTO" marked magazine. Frame was made by Ithaca in 1943 and is marked "FJA" (Frank J. Atwood) inspection mark and "P" on the left side. Right side is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" on the right side. Faint "(crossed cannons)" final inspection mark is located at the rear. Slide has Colt patent dates to Aug. 19, 1913, "(Rampant Colt)" logo, and Colt company markings on the left side; with a "P" on top. Barrel is marked "F" (Flannery). Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% parkerized finish, with most of the wear on the edges of the frame and slide.Otherwise, showing general light marks from handling and use. Grips are very good. Action works properly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911A1 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1090941, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered plastic grips, with blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one WWII "S" marked magazine. Mfg'd 1943. Frame is marked "GHD" (Guy H. Drewry) inspection mark, with a "P" on the left side. Right side is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY". "(Crossed Cannons)" final inspection stamp at the rear is faint. Trigger guard is marked with an "F" and "VP" in a triangle. Slide is serial numbered to the receiver under the firing pin plate, with patent dates to Aug. 19, 1913, "(Rampant Colt)" logo, and Colt company markings on the left side; with a "P" on top. Replacement barrel is marked "HS". Pistol is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% parkerized finish, with high point wear, scattered spots of missing finish, mild frosting, and patina. Grips are very good. Rear sight has been reshaped with a file and left in the white. Action works properly. Bore is very good bore with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #32001, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips, with standard blade front sight and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one circa-1970 magazine. Pistol was made in early 1913 and later arsenal parkerized. Frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" with "WGP" (Maj. Walter G. Penfield) inspection mark on the left side. Circa 1918 slide has patent dates to Aug. 19, 1913, "(Rampant Colt)" logo, and Colt company markings on the left side. Right side is marked "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY." The Springfield Armory barrel is marked "SP C-3858-4". Pistol is in very good overall condition as arsenal refinished, parkerizing is dull and approximately 90% remains, with general light scuffs, marks from handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show heavy wear, with dents and missing wood on the right grip. Action works properly. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Don McCoy Match Semi-Automatic Rifle, #2704234, .308 cal., 24" Krieger barrel, parkerized military finish, gloss finished walnut stock with sling swivels, protected blade front sight marked ".070", and National Match adjustable aperture rear sight marked "NM/2A". Bottom of the trigger group with added stickers that reads "Match Conditioned By McCoy" and the serial number handwritten on the top of the bolt. Originally manufactured in February, 1944. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as "Match Conditioned" in the late 1990s, showing intermittent light scratches and scuffs consistent with range use. Stock is in near excellent condition, as refinished, with two impressions to the left side of the buttstock. Action functions well. Bore is bright with crisp, near excellent rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #003268, 7.62x51mm cal, 22" threaded barrel without muzzle brake, parkerized finish, walnut stock with fiberglass handguard, no front sight, with hooded aperture rear sight, marked "NM", adjustable for windage and elevation. There is no magazine. Includes a U.S. M1 green cotton sling, U.S.M.C. single magazine pouch, bottle of LSA lubricant, combination tool, four-piece M-10 steel cleaning rod with tip, muzzle guide, rear sight cover, and two (2) stripper clips. Rifle is marked "U.S.RIFLE/7.62 mm M1A/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/003268" on rear receiver tang. Barrel is marked "SAK-7791362-11-73-8095943". Metal rates excellent and retains approx. 95% parkerized finish, with wear to the gas adjustment knob. Stock is very good, with an added coat of varnish, scattered moderate scratches and handling marks. There is a range scale attached to the left side buttstock. Handguard has a chip to the left rear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Enterprise Arms U.S. Rifle Model M14A2 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #E-00475, 7.62x51 NATO cal., 22" stainless steel barrel with muzzle brake, black oxide finish on the receiver, checkered composition two-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and an OD green nylon rifle sling, no magazine, protected blade front sight, and adjustable rear aperture sight. Marked "ABNI" on the receiver for ABN Industrial, Buena Park, CA. ABNI was a subcontractor for Enterprise. Enterprise Arms of Irwindale, CA mfgd approx. 2,000 receivers from 1996-97. Rifle is in fine overall condition, with a bright stainless steel barrel and the receiver displaying considerable factory finish with scrapes and edge wear. Stock is in very good condition, with numerous scrapes and scuffs consistent with use. Buttstock ends with a checkered steel flip-up shoulder support, providing a 13.25" LOP. Action functions well. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Springfield Armory M1A Socom 16 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #374157, .308 Win. cal., 16" barrel with attached muzzle brake, with matte blue finish. Textured synthetic pistol grip stock with sling swivels, ending with a flip-up checkered blue steel buttplate, providing a 13.25" LOP. Sights include a protected Trijicon H3 15 front and adjustable aperture rear. Includes two (2) detachable 10-round box magazines. Rifle is topped with a Picatinny style rail, QD rings, and a Hi-Lux 2-7x32mm scope, finished in matte black, with a duplex reticle, and includes a set of flip-up lens covers. Scope is in near excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with light intermittent light handling marks to the metal and stock. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

William Henry Model B04-WMMC Pikatti Button Lock Folding Knife, 2" "Copper Wave" patten damascus blade, 2.6" overall closed length, white topaz inlaid thumb stud and button, heat-browned "Wave" mokume frame, stabilized mammoth bone scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 78/500 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, brown leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured July 20, 2010. Knife is in new condition. Boxes are in excellent condition. Est.: $500-$800.

William Henry Model B10-MBH Lancet Button Lock Folding Knife, 2.6" Mike Norris "Hornets Nest" patten damascus blade, 3.5" overall closed length, ruby inlaid thumb stud and button, Mike Sakmar "Twist" mokume gane frame, black lip pearl scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 040/500 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, brown leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured February 05, 2010. Knife is in new condition. Boxes are in excellent condition. There are a few scuffs/rub marks to the interior removeable panel of the wood presentation box. Est.: $900-$1,200.

William Henry Model B09-WMPC Kestrel Button Lock Folding Knife, 2" "Copper Wave" patten damascus blade, 2.9" overall closed length, opal inlaid thumb stud and button, "Wave" mokume frame, mother-of-pearl scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 037/500 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, brown leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured April 14, 2008. Knife is in new condition. Boxes are in excellent condition. There are a few scuffs/rub marks to the interior of the wood presentation box. Est.: $800-$1,000.

William Henry Model B12-WMPC Spearpoint Button Lock Folding Knife, 3" "Copper Wave" patten damascus blade, 4" overall closed length, opal inlaid thumb stud and button, "Wave" mokume frame, mother-of-pearl scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 164/500 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, brown leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured July 30, 2010. Knife is in new condition. Boxes are in excellent condition. There are a few scuffs/rub marks to the interior of the wood presentation box. Est.: $900-$1,200.

William Henry Model B05-DMTW Monarch Button Lock Folding Knife, 2.5" "Wave" patten damascus blade, 3.25" overall closed length, diamond inlaid thumb stud and button, Mike Norris "Ladder" damascus frame, resin stabilized mammoth tooth scales, and braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 152/500 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, brown leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured September 21, 2010. Knife is in new condition. Boxes are in excellent condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,400.

One of 50 William Henry Model B05 Venice Button Lock Folding Knife, 2.6" "Wave" patten damascus blade, 3.25" overall closed length, diamond inlaid thumb stud and button, 24K gold koftgari frame, resin stabilized fossil mammoth tooth scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 11/50 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, brown leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured March 20, 2012. Knife is in new condition. Exterior of the boxes are in excellent condition. The removeable interior panel of the wood presentation box is damaged and has several scuffs and scratches. Est.: $900-$1,200.

One of 100 William Henry Model B10 Coral Ridge Button Lock Folding Knife, 2.75" Devin Thomas stainless "Typhoon" patten damascus blade, 3.6" overall closed length, sapphire inlaid thumb stud and button, hand carved sterling silver bolsters, fossilized brain coral scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 042/100 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, black leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured January 14, 2010. Knife is in new condition. Black box and exterior of the wood presentation box are excellent. Cover on the interior removeable panel is damaged. Est.: $1,000-$1,300.

One of 20 William Henry Model B12-1121 Timberline Button Lock Folding Knife, 3" Rob Thomas "Typhoon" patten damascus blade, 4" overall closed length, citrine inlaid thumb stud and button, 24K gold inlaid koftgari frame, amboyna burl wood scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with stainless steel beads. Numbered 14/20 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, and brown leather WH clipcase, matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured January 13, 2012. Knife is in new condition. Black box is in excellent condition. Wood presentation box with a few light scratches to the exterior. Interior removeable panel with scuffs and scratches. Est.: $1,000-$1,200.

One of 100 William Henry Model B30 Archipelago Button Lock Folding Knife, 3.1" "Wave" patten damascus blade, 4" overall closed length, spinel inlaid thumb stud and button, Chad Nichols etched "River Rock" damascus frame, fossilized brain coral scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 033/100 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, black leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured August 24, 2012. Knife is in new condition. Black box with a small tear to one of the corners. Otherwise, in excellent condition. Wood presentation box with a few light scratches to the exterior. Interior removeable panel with scuffs and scratches. Est.: $1,000-$1,200.

One of 50 William Henry Model B06 Iron Bird Button Lock Folding Knife, 2.5" Devin Thomas "Herring Bone" patten damascus blade, 3.25" overall closed length, white topaz inlaid button, Chad Nichols heat-blued "Brain Wave" damascus frame, meteorite scales, stainless and titanium fittings, braided leather lanyard with sterling silver beads. Numbered 031/50 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, black leather WH slip case, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured February 18, 2011. Knife is in new condition. Black box and exterior of the wood presentation box are excellent. Interior removeable panel of the wood box with scuffs and scratches. Est.: $1,000-$1,200.

One of 50 William Henry Model B30-1111 Gray Ghost Button Lock Folding Knife, 3.1" tungsten DLC coated stainless blade, 4" overall closed length, spinel inlaid thumb stud and button, Chad Nichols carbon "Croc Skin" damascus frame, stainless and 24K gold plated fittings, with pocket clip. Numbered 039/50 on front edge of the frame. Includes the original black WH box, wood presentation box, black leather WH clipcase, and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Manufactured September 13, 2012. Knife is in new condition. Boxes are in excellent condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,200.

Set of Three (3) Matching Numbered Kershaw Hand Forged Solingen Knives: This set includes an "Original Bowie", "Survival", and "Gamekeepers" knife. All with beautiful Sambar stag handles. Each knife is numbered "758". In wood display case with Kershaw information card. All the knives are in excellent, unused condition, showing only minor handling marks. German silver guard and pommel on the bowie knife has some areas that are lightly tarnished and would improve with mild cleaning. Case is in excellent condition; keys are not present. Est.: $800-$1,000.

Randall Model 25 "Trapper" Fixed Blade Knife with Sheath, 5'' drop point blade with standard Randall logo, and .9'' thumb notches to the top edge. Overall length is 9.5". This knife features a stag handle with a brass single hilt and pommel cap; leather, brass, and black spacers. In an original Randall sheath with Randall snaps, and "Fine India" sharpening stone. Blade is in excellent condition, appearing unused, and retaining the factory edge. Brass shows toning and there is some light verdigris present, with a " spot of darker discoloration to top of the hilt. Stag handle is excellent. Lower section of leather washers has some scuffs and scratches. Sheath is near excellent. Stone is unused. Est.: $500-$700.

Remington Model 8 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #57110, .30 Rem. cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend, Marble marked Sheard brass tipped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, with a fixed 5-round box magazine. Stock ends with a ribbed steel buttplate, providing a 13.6" LOP. Mfgd 1928. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning factory finish with scattered scratches, handling marks, and edge wear. Scratches are most noticeable on left side of the receiver. Stock is also very good, with scattered dents, scratches, and some flaking to the finish. Action functions well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Remington Model 14 Slide Action Rifle, #57674, .32 Rem. cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and pistol grip stock, ends with a checkered metal buttplate, providing a 13.75" LOP. Sights include a dovetailed brass tipped blade front, and standard "U"-notched rear sight with elevator. Rifle is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 96%-97% of an old, quality reblued finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scratches and scattered spots of fine pitting under the newer finish. Wood is in fine condition, with scattered indentations, primarily on the underside of the buttstock. There is also a circular indentation on the pistol grip. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Ruger Model 44 Standard Semi-Automatic Carbine, #102-85393, .44 Mag. cal., 18.5" barrel, with blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with barrel band, curved ribbed plastic buttplate, providing a 13 5/8" LOP. Carbine also features a brass tipped banded blade front and standard notched folding rear sight, with factory drilled and tapped receiver. Mfgd 1980. Carbine is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish with light wear at the muzzle, minor marks and scuffs, modest edgewear on the receiver. Stock is in near fine condition, with scattered light indentations some spots of flaking original finish. Action functions well. Bore is very good+ with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Ruger Model Ninety-Six Lever Action Rifle, #620-18536, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock, banded brass tipped blade front and notched folding rear sight. Includes one Ruger 10-round rotary magazine. Mfgd 1996, the first year of production. Topped with a one-piece base, rings, and BSA Sweet 17 2-7x scope with an adjustable objective, and target turrets, finished in matte black, with duplex reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with bright, clear optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only minor marks, showing little use. Stock is in excellent condition with only a few light storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Thompson Center Contender Single Shot Rifle, #352760, .17 HMR cal., 21" barrel, blue finish, textured synthetic pistol grip camouflage stock and forend with sling swivel studs. Buttstock ends with a Choate solid rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. Sights have been removed and the holes left vacant. Laser engraved receiver with cougar game scenes on both sides. Topped with a one-piece Weaver base, rings, and BSA Contender 4-16x scope with an adjustable objective, finished in matte black, with sunshade, and duplex reticle. There are a few light marks on the oustide of the scope, optics are clear and bright. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only intermittent light handling marks to the metal surfaces and stock. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and shows little use. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Armalite AR-7 Explorer Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #83846, .22 LR cal., 16" aluminum barrel with steel liner, black finish, smooth hollow plastic swirl green and brown stock for storage, dovetailed ramped blade front sight, fixed ghost ring rear sight. Includes factory box with matching serial number, factory instructions, and five (5) 8-round magazines. Mfgd in Costa Mesa, CA circa 1959-1973. Condition is near excellent. Approx. 96%-98% black finish remains with some light scattered edgewear. Stock with light scuffs most likely due to storage. Action functions well. Bore is excellent with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Remington Nylon 66 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A2132847, .22 LR cal., 19.5" barrel, blue finish, "Black Diamond" checkered Zytel plastic pistol grip stock, ramped blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight, with factory grooved receiver, and tang safety. Topped with a Tasco Accu-Dot holographic sight, tested and functions properly but needs a battery. Mfgd 1978. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% toning factory finish, with light handling marks. There are faint scratches and modest edgewear on the receiver. Stock is in near excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Scarce in the Black Diamond variation. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Ruger Model 10-22 Stainless Semi-Automatic Carbine, #253-36298, .22 LR cal., 18.5" stainless steel barrel, checkered synthetic one-piece pistol grip stock, front sight removed with vacant dovetail and folding rear sight. A Williams peep sight has been added. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped. Includes two (2) 10-round magazines, instruction manual, warranty card, Weaver one-piece scope base, and cable lock. Mfgd 2002. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, showing only minor handling marks. Stock with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Anschutz Model 1418 Mannlicher Bolt Action Rifle, #1457411, .22 LR cal., 19.75" barrel, with blue finish. Finely skipline checkered walnut one-piece Mannlicher pistol grip stock with an exotic wood forend tip, cheekpiece, and sling swivels, ends with a ribbed plastic butt plate, providing a 14" LOP. Rifle also features a single trigger, hooded ramped pin front and folding "U"-notch rear sights. Bolt is in the white. Includes a 5-round Anschutz blue steel magazine, two (2) 10-round magazines, multiple brand and style scope rings, single shot adapter, wrenches, lock, bore guide, instruction manual, and leather rifle sling. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with only minor handling marks. Stock is in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, and shows little evidence of use. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

CZ 452-2E ZKM Lux Bolt Action Rifle, #730340, .22 LR cal., 24.5" barrel, with blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with Schnabel forend, and sling swivels, ending with a checkered plastic buttplate, providing a 14" LOP. Rifle also features a hooded blade front sight, military type tangent rear sight, factory grooved receiver, and one detachable 5-round magazine. Factory markings are clear with Czech proofs and "MADE IN CZECH REPUBLIC" on right side of the receiver; import marked on the left side. Rifle is topped with rings and a Simmons .22 MAG 4x32 fixed power rifle scope, finished in matte black with a duplex reticle, and includes a set of plastic lens caps. Scope is in near excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Mfgd 1999. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with only minor marks. Stock is in excellent condition with modest storage marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Rifle, #A6796246, 8mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Skip-line checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with an ebony forend tip and grip cap, sling swivel studs, and ends with a Remington black solid rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifling also features a hooded brass tipped blade front sight, adjustable "U"-notched rear sight, and factory jeweled bolt with matching serial number. Topped with a Redfield one-piece base, rings, and Redfield 1.75-5x scope, finished in matte black, with a duplex reticle, and Butler Creek flip-up lens covers. Scope is in near excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Mfgd 1979. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only intermittent light scratches and handling marks. Stock is excellent with intermittent light storage marks. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

Ruger Model M77 RS Bolt Action Rifle, #72-36613, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel, with blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, Ruger grip cap, and ends with a Ruger solid red rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features an internal magazine with hinged floorplate, factory grooved receiver, banded brass tipped blade front sight, notched folding rear sight, matching numbered bolt, and tang safety. Topped with Ruger rings and a Tasco 3-9x40mm scope, finished in gloss black with a duplex reticle. Exterior of the scope shows some typical light marks from use, optics are bright and clear. Mfgd 1976. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue, with some light rub marks and scratches along the barrel. Receiver displays modest edgewear and has drifted to an even plum color. Stock is in near excellent condition, with scattered indentations and marks consistent with field use. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bright bore rates near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Ruger M77 Varmint Bolt Action Rifle, #74-96308, .308 Win. cal., 24" heavy barrel, with blue finish, no provision for sights with tap screws at the rear of the barrel for a sight block, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling eyes and Ruger grip cap, ending with a red rubber Ruger recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features a tang safety, factory grooved receiver, and includes a Harris Model A1 ultra light bipod. Factory markings are clear, bolt is etched with matching serial number. Topped with Ruger rings and a Leupold VARI-X III 1.5-5x scope, finished in gloss black with a duplex reticle, and includes a set of rubber lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Mfgd 1980. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with scattered light marks and scuffs. Stock is in near excellent condition with scattered light indentations and scratches. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

English Parker-Hale Ltd. Commercial 98 Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #P-63138, .25-06 cal., 24" barrel, with blue finish. Skipline checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend tip and grip cap, sling swivels, crossbolt, and ends with a hardened and deteriorated ventilated rubber Parker-Hale recoil pad, providing a 14" LOP. Manufactured without sight. Rifle also features a gold trigger, internal hinged magazine, polished bolt, and contoured bolt handle for scope mounting. Factory markings are clear with English nitro proofs on the barrel and receiver. Barrel address reads "PARKER-HALE LTD. BIRMINGHAM ENGLAND". Rifle is topped with two-piece Weaver bases, rings, and a Bushnell Banner 3-9x scope, finished in gloss black, with a duplex reticle. Optics are clear and bright, exterior of the scope rates very good overall, turret cap missing a top. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% factory finish, showing some areas of thinning, wear at the muzzle, some spots of mild surface erosion along the barrel. Receiver shows light scratches and edgewear. Magazine floorplate shows cleaning, thinning finish, and surface rust around the edges. Stock with scattered indentations, scratches, and a rough edge around the pistol grip. Action functions smoothly with crisp trigger. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

English Proofed Alpine Custom FN Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #P-59211, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, with blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend tip and grip cap, buttstock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 14.6" LOP. Rifle also features a hooded ramped blade front sight, adjustable "U"-notch rear sight, drilled and tapped receiver, chrome bolt modified for scope mounting and etched with matching serial number, and trigger bow release internal box magazine. Marked "ALPINE CUSTOM" on the barrel at the breech, English nitro proofed on the barrel and front ring. Right side of the barrel is makers marked "FIREARMS CO. ENGLAND" and the left side is import marked "CALLAN WESTERN SALES LOS ALAMITOS CALIFORNIA." Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% toning finish, with handling marks and scratches around the front sight. Receiver shows minor storage marks and some areas of dried oil, with some light scratching to the floorplate/trigger guard. Stock is in near excellent condition with scattered minor scratches and scuffs. Front sling swivel stud has been removed and plugged. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Ruger M77 Mark II Bolt Action Rifle, #782-63064, 6.5x55 cal., 22" barrel, with blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, Ruger grip cap, ending with a solid black rubber Ruger recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Bolt is in the white with matching serial number. Receiver with integral mounts. Rifle is topped with Ruger rings and a Zeiss Conquest 3-9x40 MC scope, finished in matte black, with a duplex reticle. Scope is in excellent condition, with clear, bright optics, added bubble level, and set of Zeiss rubber lens covers. Mfgd 1994. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, showing little, if any use. Stock is in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Ruger Model 10-22 Mannlicher Semi-Auto Carbine, #244-71751, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel, with blue finish. Checkered hardwood one-piece full-length Mannlicher stock with blue steel nose cap, Ruger pistol grip cap, sling swivels, and ends with a black solid rubber Ruger recoil pad, providing a 14" LOP. Front sight has been removed and the dovetail left vacant, original notched folding rear sight remains. Includes SC-KWS leather and canvas rifle sling with brass hardware, and 10-round Ruger rotary magazine. Factory grooved receiver is topped with Ruger rings and Bantam 2.5 x 20 fixed power scope, finished in matte black, with a circle-x reticle, and includes a set of plastic lens covers. Scope with a few minor marks to the exterior, optics are bright and clear. Mfgd 2002. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with minor handling marks to the metal and wood. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern)

Custom Ruger 10-22 Semi-Auto Carbine, #118-13897, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth laminated wood one-piece pistol grip stock ends with a thin black solid rubber Pachmayr recoil pad, providing a 13.75" LOP. Standard sights include a brass tipped banded blade front and notched folding rear sight. Includes one Ruger 10-round rotary magazine. Topped with a Weaver style one-piece base, rings, and a Nichols 3-9x scope, finished in matte black, with a duplex reticle, and includes a set of Butler Creek flip-up lens covers. Scope has bright, clear optics. Mfgd 1978. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with intermittent light handling marks to the metal and wood. Action functions well. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Marlin Model 882 Bolt Action Rifle, #06435010, .22 WMR cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo style stock with sling swivels studs and Marlin "Bullseye" in the underside of the buttstock, which ends with a Marlin solid rubber recoil pad, providing a 14" LOP. Rifle also features a hooded brass tipped blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, factory grooved receiver, and includes two (2) detachable 7-round blue steel magazines, and period leather sling. Rifle is topped with rings and a Simmons .22 MAG 4x32 fixed power rifle scope, finished in matte black with a duplex reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with bright, clear optics, and includes a set of plastic lens caps. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little evidence of use, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with only minor marks. Stock is in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. The Models 882/883 were discontinued in 2003, it would be hard to improve on this example. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Remington Model XR-100 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #B7521587, .222 Rem. Mag./242 ND cal., 24" custom heavy stainless steel barrel, blue finish on the receiver, smooth synthetic camo flat bottom one-piece pistol grip benchrest stock with sling swivel studs, built without sights. Built on the XP-100 single shot target pistol action with a Model 40-XP Target adjustable trigger. Benchrest forend measures 2.25" across. Buttstock ends with a thin black rubber Pachmayr recoil pad, providing a 13" LOP. Receiver is topped with a one-piece Leupold scope base. Barrel marked ".222 Rem Mag. / 242 ND" in script. Mfgd circa 2005-07. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, with a custom finished stainless steel barrel. Receiver shows light marks and the bolt handle is finished in the white. Stock is in fine overall condition, with scuffs and scratches consistent with range use. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Remington Model XR-100 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #7815372, .204 Ruger cal., 26" heavy barrel, matte blue finish, laminated wood one-piece thumbhole stock with a ventilated forend, sling swivel studs, built without sights, with a factory jeweled bolt. Built on the XP-100 single shot target pistol action with a Model 40-XP Target adjustable trigger. Buttstock ends with a thin black rubber Remington factory recoil pad, providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle is topped with a one-piece Redfield base, rings, and Tasco 6-24x scope, with an adjustable objective, target turrets, matte black finish, and duplex reticle. Scope is in very good condition with clear, bright optics. Mfgd 2005. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, with intermittent light handling marks. Trigger guard shows flaking finish around the edges. Stock with scattered light handling marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Custom Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #6778614, .22-250 Rem. cal., 24" heavy barrel, matte blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with semi-beavertail 1-" wide forend, manufactured without sights. Buttstock ends with a thin black rubber Weatherby recoil pad, providing a 13" LOP. Receiver is topped with Weaver style two-piece bases and rings. Rifle is near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% finish, with light handling marks and edge wear on the trigger guard. Stock is in near excellent condition, with light marks and a well-completed professional repair on top of the comb. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 75 Target Bolt Action Rifle, #60200, .22 LR cal., 28" medium weight barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock, ends with a checkered steel shotgun type buttplate, providing a 13.25" LOP. Rifle also features a globe style front sight, rear sight has been removed, accessory rail, and period Redfield aperture sight at the rear of the action. Bolt with matching serial number. Includes one 5-round Winchester magazine. Factory markings are clear with Winchester "WP" proofs on left side of the barrel and receiver. Also included is an original serial numbered bolt tag and set of inserts for the globe sight. Mfgd 1948. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, spots of edgewear, and minor marks. Stock with scattered moderate indentations and scratches. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Early Winchester Model 75 Target Bolt Action Rifle, #17376, .22 LR cal., 28" barrel, with blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock with sling swivels, accessories rail on underside of the forend, ending with a checkered steel shotgun style buttplate, providing a 13.25" LOP. Barrel with vacant front and rear sight blocks. There is an aperture sight base at the left rear of the receiver. Includes one detachable 5-round Winchester magazine, with magazine release button on left side of stock. Factory markings are crisp, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the left side of the barrel and front ring, bolt is etched with matching serial number. Rifle is topped with a Weaver style one-piece base, rings, and a Simmons ProAir 4x fixed power scope, with an adjustable objective, matte black finish, duplex reticle, and includes a set of plastic lens covers. Scope optics are clear and bright. Rifle was mfgd in 1939, 2nd year of production, and is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue, showing areas of thinning, and some areas of mild surface erosion along the barrel and on the trigger. Trigger guard shows some areas of wear to gray metal. Stock with scattered indentations and scratches that are consistent with range use. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Custom U.S. Springfield Armory 1922 M1 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #20141B, .22 LR cal., 26.5" "Eric Johnson" heavy barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut heavy target stock with 2" wide beavertail forend, accessory rail has been removed, pieced-in custom rollover comb, and ends with a solid rubber recoil pad, providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle features sight blocks at the muzzle, mid-point, and front ring. There is an aperture sight base at the right rear of the receiver. Includes one 5-round blue steel magazine marked "M2". Modified chrome bolt marked "N.S. M2" at the top of the handle. Trigger with an added shoe and extra screw at the rear of the trigger guard. Factory markings are clear, stamped "ERIC JOHNSON" on the barrel at the breech. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning finish. Barrel and receiver with scattered scuffs and scratches. Stock is in near fine condition with scattered indentations, scratches, and small marks. Stock shows attractive fiddleback figure with a custom comb. Action operates smoothly. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Eric Johnson was a noted barrel maker/gunsmith in the 1940-50s, known for his "5 Star 8 Groove" barrels. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 52-C Heavy Target Bolt Action Rifle, #84044C, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip target stock with custom forend base and adjustable aluminum buttplate, three (3) sight bases on the barrel, one Winchester 5-round blue steel magazine, with a micro-adjustable trigger. Forend has had a custom flat bottom base added, measuring 14" in length and 3" wide. Buttstock ends with an aluminum adjustable buttplate with a ribbed rubber McMillan buttpad, providing a 12.5" LOP as currently configured. Factory markings are clear with Winchester "WP" proofs on left side of the barrel and receiver. Mfgd 1956. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% toning factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scratches, and spots of light surface erosion along the barrel. Receiver shows minor high point edge wear and handling marks. There are two vacant holes at the left rear of the receiver from an old aperture sight. Bolt shows thinning finish. Stock with scattered light indentations, scuffs, and storage marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Custom Remington Model 37 Range Master Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle, #04798, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, blue finish. Custom checkered walnut heavy target stock with 2" wide beavertail forend, accessory rail and rest, exaggerated pistol grip, custom aluminum grip adapter, and ends with a ribbed aluminum adjustable Freeland buttplate, providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features a trigger shoe; sight blocks at the muzzle, mid-point, and breech of the barrel; aperture sight base at the left rear of the receiver. Mfgd circa 1937-1940. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and edges, scattered light scuffs and scratches. Trigger guard has been refinished, now with a mottled appearance, and scattered spots of light corrosion. Stock is in very good condition with scattered scrapes and scratches on both sides of the forend, flattening of the checkering, and numerous minor indentations. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

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J Unertl 2" Ultra Varmint Rifle Scope with Calibrated Head, #64780, 1" tube, blued finish, 24" length, 2" objective with fine crosshair reticle. Includes rear three-point mount with micrometer click adjustments, front mount, recoil spring, and front lens cap. Scope is in very good condition, showing some minor handling marks, and scattered lights scratches. Finish has begun to fade in some areas, mainly on the tube. Optics are bright and clear, all adjustments turn freely. Est.: $500-$700.

J Unertl 1.5" 20x Target Rifle Scope, #30150, 3/4" tube, blued finish, 25-1/2" length, 1.5" objective with fine crosshair reticle. Includes rear three-point mount with micrometer click windage adjustment (click adjustment for elevation is not working leaving only friction), front mount and recoil spring. Scope is in good overall condition. Blued finish has faded and shows light handling marks. There is light pitting scattered throughout but mainly towards the rear third of the scope. Optics are bright and clear but there is a little debris scattered on the outer edge of the objective, but it does not affect the sight picture. All adjustments turn freely. Rear eye cup is missing. Est.: $500-$700.

Burris Eliminator IV 4-16x50mm Laser Range Finding Rifle Scope, #ALH200940, matte black finish, Burris X96 reticle. Includes factory picatinny mount, sunshade, remote, manual, quick set-up guide, and cartridge list for ballistic information. Scope is in near excellent condition with only minor marks from handling and use. Gray rubberized coating on the adjustment ring caps, magnification adjustment, and A/O adjustment has begun to wear exposing the aluminum. Optics are bright and clear. 1/8" click adjustment for windage and elevation both turn freely. Range finder was tested at several distances and functions properly. Est.: $400-$600.

Bausch & Lomb Balvar 6-24x40mm Rifle Scope, #W001241, 1" tube, blued finish, duplex reticle. Includes sunshade. Scope is in near excellent condition with only minor marks from handling and use. Optics are bright and clear. Click adjustment for windage and elevation both turn freely. Est.: $300-$500.

Springfield Armory 4-14x56mm 2ND Generation Government Model Rifle Scope, #25260, 30mm tube, blued finish, FFP, 7.62 BDC reticle. Scope is held in a Vortex cantilever style scope mount. Includes sunshade and neoprene cover. Exterior of the scope shows minor handling marks and light scratches consistent with use. Optics are bright and clear. 1/4" click adjustment for windage and elevation both turn freely. Est.: $400-$600.

Zeiss Conquest 3.5-10x44mm Rifle Scope, #3109984, #20 Z-Plex reticle, matte black. Includes factory box. Scope is in excellent condition and does not appear to have been mounted to a rifle. Optics are bright and clear. 1/4" click adjustments turn freely. Est.: $400-$600.

Post-War Mauser HSc Semi-Automatic Pistol, #01.26840, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips, small blade front sight, and square-notched rear sight, with one 7-round Mauser magazine with black plastic finger extension. In an original blue vinyl covered box with instruction manual and matching numbered test target. Made in Germany, imported by Interarms. Condition is fine, retaining approx. 94%-96% factory blue, with losses to edge of the trigger guard and minor edgewear to lower front portion of the slide. There is light scratching on the front strap and several very minor nicks on the slide near the right rear. Grips show only light handling wear. Action operates smoothly, bore is excellent, bright with sharp rifling. Exterior of the blue case shows only typical mild storage type wear. Interior of box has some mild staining, missing Styrofoam and a number written in the lower left corner. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P230 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5115154, .380 ACP cal., 3.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered composition two-piece grips, low profile white dot blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, aluminum frame, heel magazine release, and includes two (2) 7-round blue steel magazine, Factory markings are clear with "MADE IN W.GERMANY" on the right side of the slide and import marked at the front left. Includes factory two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle, and some minor high point edgewear along the slide. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp and shows little use. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

FEG Model PA-63 Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol, #AR1877, 9mm Makarov cal., 3.93" barrel, blue slide with anodized aluminum frame, low-profile blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch ear sight, decocker, and three (3) non-matching 7-round magazines. Import marked on right side of the frame. Includes a leather police style flap holster, in fine condition with storage marks and tight stitching. Pistol is in fine overall condition, with intermittent light scratches and holster wear, retaining nearly all the factory finish. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering. Action functions well. Bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern/PPT)

Glock 22 3rd Gen Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CWZ924US, .40 S&W cal., 4.5" barrel, black finish, black polymer frame, white dot front sight, white outline rear sight with square notched groove, with two (2) 10-round Glock magazines. Includes factory Glock Tupperware case with matching end label, cleaning rod, and brush. Pistol is in excellent condition with only minor handling marks. Textured grip tape has been added to the frame. Action functions smoothly. Bore is excellent and bright throughout. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 19 Gen 2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #HD291US, 9mm, 4.02" barrel, matte black finish, black polymer frame, Trijicon H3 13 front sight (which does not illuminate), fixed square-notch white outline rear sight, stainless steel guide rod, and includes three (3) factory 10-round magazines. Frame, slide, and barrel are all proofed marked with "(eagle) Npv". Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, showing light holster wear at the muzzle. Factory markings are clear. Grips are excellent. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright and rates near excellent overall. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Revolver, #650-02796, .32 H&R Mag. cal., 9.5" barrel, blue finish, Pachmayr Presentation two-piece grips, fixed blade front sight, with square-notched adjustable rear sight. Mfgd 1984. Condition is near excellent, with approx 96% factory bluing remaining, loading gate has toned to a plum color. There are light handling marks and a moderate index line to the cylinder. Grips are serviceable but fit poorly at the front strap and are missing rubber on both sides of the trigger guard. Action is smooth, trigger has been lightened and breaks at just under 1lb. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger LCR Double Action Revolver, #548-96448, .22 WMR cal., 2" barrel, matte black finish, fluted black stainless cylinder, Hogue Tamer textured rubber monogrip, pinned ramped white blade front sight and square-notched rear sight. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label and Ruger LCR soft case. Mfg'd 2015. Revolver appears as new, with only minor handling marks. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Model GP100 Double Action Revolver, #177-19591, .357 Mag. cal., 6" barrel, satin stainless steel, cushioned rubber grips, serrated blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight. Includes Ruger hard plastic case with matching end label and lock. Mfg'd 2014. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, showing light storage marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips show few handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up tight. Bore is excellent and possibly unfired. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT) Lightning Mark II Semi-Automatic Pistol with Extras, #G18403, .22 LR cal., 10" heavy barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered rubber two-piece Pachmayr wraparound grips, ramped blade front sight, drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, factory ribbed adjustable trigger, with one 10-round AMT magazine. Pistol is topped with two-piece bases, rings, and an Illusion by Laseraim red dot sight. Sight was tested and functions properly. Also included is a plastic Crosman Air Guns stabilizer arm, (4) additional 10-round magazines, additional upper receiver (s/n G07267) with a 6.5" barrel. The extra receiver has a stainless steel finish, Patridge front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, and is topped with rings and Simmons 4X fixed power pistol scope. Scope has a silver finish and duplex reticle, with bright optics. This pistol also comes with notes and test targets from the previous owner and a large foam lined plastic hard case. Pistol is in very good+ overall condition, with light handling and storage marks. Grips with sharp checkering. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Buck Mark Semi-Automatic Pistol, #515MM03640, .22 LR cal., 5.5" slab side bull barrel, matte black finish, ambidextrous checkered black rubber Browning grips, Patridge front sight, adjustable square-notched rear sight, gold-colored trigger, with two (2) 10-round Browning magazines. Includes original gray plastic Browning case and cable lock. Mfgd 2000. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with only a small amount of very minor handling marks, and appears near new. Grips show only a small amount of mild handling wear. Smooth action, bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Mark II Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #210-75148, .22 LR cal., 10" bull barrel, blue finish, custom Volquartsen checkered rubber two-piece grips with exaggerated left side thumbrest, Patridge style front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, factory grooved chrome trigger, with one Ruger 10-round blue steel magazine. Mfgd 1984. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue, with only light handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition and fit well. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Taurus Model PT92 AF Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TJJ69948, 9mm cal., 5" barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, Pachmayr black rubber wrap around checkered grips, blade front sight, square-notched rear sight adjustable for windage, ambidextrous thumb safety, and three (3) factory 10-round magazines. Includes black nylon magazine pouch. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98% original factory metal finish. Grips remain flexible but have a whitish cast and should be cleaned. Action is smooth and locks up tight. Bore is bright with well defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 39-2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A121051, 9mm, 4" barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, Pachmayr rubber black wrap around grips, ramped blade front sight, windage adjustable square-notched rear sight, Browne Pharr belt clip, and one factory 8-round magazine. Mfg'd circa 1970-1971. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 96%-98% factory metal finish. Frame and slide with intermittent light handling marks, edgewear accounts for most of the finish loss. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth, bore is bright with excellent defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Smith and Wesson Model 469 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TBV4510, 9mm, 3.5" barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, factory checkered black plastic grips, ramped front sight, and square-notched rear sight. Includes one factory 15-round magazine, three (3) unmarked 12-round magazines, Uncle Mikes Sidekick nylon black holster, and a black nylon magazine pouch. Mfg'd 1988. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98% factory metal finish, with only light handling marks. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Excellent action and bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Colt MK IV Series 80 Government Model .380 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RC68555, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered composite two-piece grips with Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight, drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one 7-shot blue steel Colt magazine. Mfgd 1986. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with minor handling marks, retaining approx. 99% factory blue. Grips are excellent with bright medallions. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. The magazine catch,  spring and catch lock will need to be replaced. They have rust and do not lock in place. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-3 Double Action Revolver, #AHH2107, .44 Mag. cal., 8-3/8" barrel, blue finish, color case hardened hammer and trigger, checkered rubber Pachmayr "Presentation" two-piece grips, red ramp front sight, and white outline adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfgd circa 1982-1988. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue, with a couple minor marks along the barrel, faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 18-3 K-22 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #6K7258, .22 LR cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, replacement smooth walnut two-piece finger groove combat grips, ramped serrated blade front and micrometer adjustable square-notch rear sights, with a color case hardened target hammer and ribbed trigger. Mfgd 1975. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with light handling marks and index line on the cylinder. Grips are near excellent, with a few light scrapes to the finish, and some smoothing of the edges. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 67 No Dash Double Action Revolver, #5K20011, .38 Spl. cal., 4" pinned barrel, satin stainless steel finish, checkered rubber Pachmayr "Gripper" two-piece combat grips, serrated ramped blade front sight, and white-outline adjustable square-notched rear sight. Mfgd 1973. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with light wear at the muzzle, and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are in near excellent condition, showing light handling wear. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is near excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Charter Arms Mag-Na-Port Back Packer 019 Double Action 5-Shot Revolver, #390798, .44 Spl. cal., 2" ported barrel, matte stainless steel, blued trigger guard, checkered two-piece rubber grips, no provision for a front sight, square-notch fixed rear sight, with bobbed hammer. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, showing light handling wear. There are some light scratches on the cylinder. Grips are near excellent. Action is stiff and would benefit from thorough cleaning. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

American Derringer Corporation M-1 Over/Under Derringer, #069118, .38 Spl. cal., 3" barrels, stainless steel, smooth two-piece rosewood birds head grips, blade front and fixed rear sights, with spur trigger. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with intermittent light handling marks, scratches on the right side of the frame, but appears little used. Grips are in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly. Bores are excellent. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Rock Island M1911A1-FS G.I. Standard Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RIA1035059, .38 Super., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered hardwood two-piece "U.S." marked grips, low profile blade front sight, square-notch fixed rear sight, with one 7-round unmarked blue steel magazine, and two (2) ACT-MAG 8-round magazines, and a new pair of smooth walnut grips. Pistol is in excellent condition, with only light handling marks, and a few light scratches. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 22 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #GPU393, .40 S&W cal., 4.48" barrel, OD green frame, matte black slide, black polymer frame, integral accessory rail, upgraded stainless steel guide rod, green fiber optic front sight, fixed white outline rear sight, with four (4) 10-round Glock magazines. Includes factory black plastic Glock case with matching end label, cleaning rod, brush, fired test case, and owner's manual. Case is missing the latches and the end label is torn and missing pieces. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% factory finish, with only light handling marks. Action functions smoothly, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer Model SP2022 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SP0091060, .40 S&W cal., 3.9" barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, lightly stippled modular grip, 3-dot sighting system, accessory rail, and three (3) 10-round factory magazines. In original box with matching numbered end label, owner's manual, additional grip, and cable lock. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 99% original factory metal finish. Grips are excellent with only a few small marks from handling. Action is smooth and locks up tight. Bore is bright with well defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Walther P22CA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WA385256, .22 LR cal., 3.5" barrel, double/single action, black slide, black composite frame, integral textured grips, white three-dot sights, lower accessory rail, frame extension, ambidextrous safety and mag release, with three (3) factory 10-rounds magazines. Mfgd 2022. In original hard case with matching end label and instruction manual. Consignor stated guide rod has been replaced with a Tandemkross stainless steel captured spring guide rod, the factory guide rod is not included. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, showing only light marks from handling. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern/PPT)

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Colt Target Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TM10904, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel, matte stainless steel, factory checkered black plastic grips with Colt medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable square-notched rear sight with white outline, and five (5) 10-round magazines. Mfgd 1997. Includes original blue plastic hard case with matching end label. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, showing only slight use, with minor handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

British No.4 Mk 1 Lee Enfield Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #Q34959, .303 British cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and two-position flip rear sight adjustable to 300 and 600 yards. Includes an original bayonet, made by the Singer Co., stamped "No 4 MK II/N67" on left side of the socket. Bayonet is in fine condition, showing sharpening to the point. Steel scabbard is stamped "1944" and is in good condition, with a small dent to the body. The khaki colored Canadian belt frog is stamped "GEW 1943", with a Canadian property stamp on the rear, in very good overall condition. Rifle is marked "No.4 MK.1/Q34959" on left side of the receiver and "M/47C/1944/Q34959" on left side of the action body. There is a "W" inside a five-pointed star stamped on top of the receiver ring, a transverse reinforcing bolt through the forend, and horizontal cuts to the forend at the rear barrel band. Matching numbers on the bolt handle and forend. Magazine does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 80% thinning and toning blue, showing edgewear. There are spliced repairs to the comb and toe of the buttstock. Wood is otherwise very good, with scattered moderate dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

British No.1 Mk III* Lee Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #6006F, .303 British cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock, blade front sight attached with screw and nut, tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 yards. Rifle has been modified by cutting back forend, removing the handguards, and military hardware. Sling studs have been attached to the forend and buttstock. Right side of the action body is marked "(Crown)/GR/ENFIELD/1916/SHT L.E/III*. Matching number on the bolt handle. London export proof marks stamped on right side of the barrel shank. Condition overall is very good as modified, retaining approx. 70%-75% thinning and toning blue, with varying degrees of frosting scattered throughout. Wood with scattered light dents and scratches. A piece of the forend is missing behind the right side charger bridge. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark, rifling is visible and rates fair overall. Est.:$200-$300. (C&R)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine with Folding Bayonet and Accessories, #GYE6483, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5" barrel, blackened finish, laminated stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Bolt and bolt carrier also have a blackened finish. Includes folding bayonet, in fine condition. Includes steel cleaning rod, buttstock cleaning kit, Soviet brown cotton sling, oiler in pouch, stripper clip, ammunition pouch, owner s manual, and cardboard shipping box with matching serial number. All the accessories are in at least very good condition. Marked with Tula Arsenal makers mark over "1954r" on top of the receiver cover. Visible matching numbers. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 95%+ black finish, with some light scratches to the barrel and front sling loop. Wood with scattered light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

French MAS 36 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #99702, 7.5x54mm cal., 23" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded blade front sight, and adjustable aperture rear sight, graduated to 1200 meters. Includes the original bayonet, in fine condition, it operates and locks into place smoothly. Also included is a brown leather French sling, in very good used condition. Rifle is marked "MAS MLE 1936"on left side of the receiver. Matching numbered bolt. Import marked on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is near excellent as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 95%-96% parkerized finish, showing light wear to the bolt body and front barrel band. Bolt will close on an empty chamber. Forend and handguard are excellent. Buttstock is very good+, with scattered light dents and scratches, particularly along the toe. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est:$500-$800. (C&R)

Swiss Model 1889 Schmidt Rubin Straight Pull Rifle, #109865, 7.5x53.5mm cal., 30.7"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight, and adjustable quadrant rear sight graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a black leather sling dated 1898, in good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is stamped "P/25/(Swiss cross)". Right side of the buttstock is stamped with a Swiss cross inside shield symbol. Most smaller parts are also stamped with a Swiss cross symbol. Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 85% factory blue. Showing thinning and brown toning to the muzzle, rear sight, and buttplate. There is an area of patina to the rear bolt assembly and the safety ring has toned darker. Wood is in very good condition with scattered handling marks, impressions, and a few bruises. There are two holes drilled through the forend that have been filled with brown wood putty. The initials "F.S" have been neatly carved into the left side finger groove. Action and magazine cutoff operate smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent with well defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Budapest Marked M95 Mannlicher Straight Pull Short Rifle, #3917D, 8x56Rmm cal., 19.75" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2400 meters. Top of the receiver ring is marked "BUDAPEST/M.95". There are conversion "S" and a very faint "B(Austro Hungarian Eagle)17"stamps on top of the barrel shank. Matching numbers on barrel and bolt handle and "3197" stamped on left side of the buttstock. Other numbers do not match. Import marked on the barrel. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 93%-95% blue, with plum colored toning to the barrel. Bolt assembly with areas of frosted surface rust as well as pitting to the safety lever. There is a spliced repair to the top of the stock wrist, behind the receiver tang. Lower sling swivel slot has been filled in with a light colored wood splice. Otherwise, wood with moderate marks to the varnished finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Finnish Modified M91 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #73954, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 24.25" barrel, blued finish, two piece hardwood stock with handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable Konovalov rear sight, graduated with Arshin numbers. Includes a steel cleaning rod which was broken and rewelded near the tip. Includes a Chinese SKS sling, in good used condition. There are no visible markings on the Russian era hexagonal receiver. Tikkakoski made barrel is marked "(Triangle T)/73954/1933" with a boxed "SA" property stamp on the left side. There is a brass disc screwed to the right side of the buttstock, stamped "2./HRR./57". Matching number stamped on the bolt body. Import marks may have been removed/worn from the barrel. Turned down bolt handle is flat with knurling on the underside of the bolt knob. Condition overall is good with the metal now mostly toned to a gray color, with grease darkening to the bolt assembly. Wood has been arsenal reconditioned from a Russian M91 stock, with applied varnish, now in good condition with handling marks, some flaking and run marks to the varnish. Action operates smoothly. Bore may clean better, but has good rifling. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

French Model 1866 Chassepot Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #P71790, 11x59Rmm cal., 32.25" barrel, bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with wide "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1300 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod. Marked "St Etienne/MLE 1866" on left side of the receiver and "S1873" on right side of the barrel shank. Right side of the buttstock roundel is stamped "B.S.SEPTEMBRE J 1871/MA". Matching numbered bolt, stock is numbered but does not match. Condition is good, metal has been cleaned, scattered fine pitting and patina remains. Wood with general dents, scratches, and areas of darkening. Bolt handle will raise and lower but the bolt assembly is jammed in the forward position and cannot be opened. Bore rates very good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

French Model 1866 Chassepot Bolt Action Rifle with Magazine, #J23988, 11x59Rmm cal., 32.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted-"V" front sight, rear sight has been removed and the surface has been filled with an unknown material. Includes a steel cleaning rod. A fixed steel magazine has been fitted to bottom of the receiver. Rifle is marked "MANUFACTURE IMPERIALE/St Etienne" and "MLE 1866" on left side of the receiver and "S 1869"on right side of the barrel shank. Numbers do not match. Condition overall is fair with the metal toned to brown. Bolt assembly has been cleaned and shows general fine pitting. Stock is cracked at the wrist, behind the receiver tang. Wood is otherwise good with scattered dents, scratches, and some darkening to the finish. Action functions but is a little stiff. Bore rates fair with rust at the muzzle. An interesting rifle worth further research. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Yugoslavian Converted Steyr Model 95M Mannlicher Straight Pull Rifle, #114465, 8x57mm cal., 23.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a brown leather sling, stamped "STOLLA/WIEN", in very good used condition. Rifle was converted by the Kragujevac Arsenal into its present configuration by fitting a Model 1924 Mauser barrel, sights, handguard, and magazine. An internal steel clip is in place inside the magazine. Top of the receiver ring is marked "STEYR/M.95". Numbered parts do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning and toning blue, with wear and patina especially to the rear sight, receiver, and buttplate. Bolt assembly has areas of rust patina. Wood is fair, showing numerous dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R)

Austrian M.95 Steyr Mannlicher Straight Pull Short Rifle, #5475, 8x56Rmm cal., 20"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, missing the handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2200 meters. Includes a brown leather military sling, in very good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked "STEYR/M.95". Top of the barrel shank is stamped "S(Austrian Eagle)6/16" with a large "S" conversion stamp. Matching visible numbers. Import marked on underside of the barrel. Condition overall is near fine, retaining approx. 95% arsenal reblued finish, showing light handling marks around the muzzle and to the front barrel band. Stock is very good, sanded, now with scattered impressions and handling marks to the varnished finish. Finger grooves on both sides are shallow from sanding. Action operates smoothly. Bore with darkening in the grooves, rifling is defined and rates good overall. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

Swiss M1882 Nagant Double Action Revolver #32114, 7.5x23Rmm cal., 4.6" octagon barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, beaded blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove and swiveling lanyard loop. Left side of the frame is marked with "+M/(Swiss Cross)/+WF" with an added engraved "P." Matching visible numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 93%-95% blue, with an area of cleaned patina to the left side barrel, small impact marks, and wear to the buttcap. Grips with moderate impressions and handling marks. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling and the chambers are clean and bright. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Swedish M1887 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #1857, 7.5x22Rmm cal., 4.5" octagon barrel, blued finish with straw colored small parts, checkered hardwood grips, inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard ring. Left side of the frame is marked "HUSQVARNA/PTB" for Husqvarna inspector Per Theodor Bergsten. Matching visible numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 90% blue with scattered specks of mild frosting, showing some areas of light edge wear, handling marks, and patina to left side of the barrel and frame. Straw colored parts show darker toning. Barrel is canted slightly to the right. Grips are good with moderate handling marks and wear to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est:$450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Star Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #394038, 9mm cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered hardwood two-piece grips, low profile blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with one "Star" marked 9-round magazine. All visible matching numbers. There are Spanish proofs and acceptance marks on left side of the frame. No visible import marks. Mfgd 1952. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx 90%-95% factory blue, with even holster wear along the slide and frame. Top of the slide shows some scrapes and scratches that are down to bare metal. Grips are very good with some flattening of the checkering and handling marks consistent with use. Action functions well. Bore is fair with areas of moderate erosion, and clearly defined rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R/PPT)

French S.A.C.M. Model 1935A Semi-Automatic Pistol, B81320A, 7.65 mm Long cal., 4.3" barrel, gray parkerized finish with an overlay of black enamel paint, checkered plastic two-piece grips, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, lanyard loop, with one 8-round magazine. Magazine base is marked "35". No visible import mark. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% of the black enamel finish, with holster wear, scratches, and scrapes along the frame and slide. A previous owner has etched their social security # down the backstrap. Grips with sharp checkering and scattered light handling marks. Action functions well. Bore is very good with light frosting and well-defined rifling. Manufactured from 1935-1945, the model 1935A was used by French troops in WWII and later in Indochina from 1945-1954. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Proofed FEG 37M (P.Mod.37) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #15921, .32 ACP cal., 4"barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and lanyard loop at rear of the frame. Includes one blued steel magazine with finger rest, base is marked "P.Mod.37". Left side of the slide is marked "P.Mod. 37, Kal. 7,65." and has a Nazi eagle firing proof/jhv/41" . Left side of the trigger guard with "WaA 58" Waffenamt. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and barrel. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 85%-90% of its finish showing edge wear, areas of general thinning, and frosting, particularly to the backstrap. Grips with scattered handling marks, particularly to the right side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser Pre-War Commercial C96 Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #249792, 7.63x25mm cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, nitre blued small part, grooved walnut grips, inverted-"V" fixed front sight, and tangent rear sight adjustable from 50-1000 meters. Backstrap shoulder stock cut out has been filled in. With trigger shoe. All visible numbers matching, except the grips, Which are both numbered "397". Top chamber flat is marked "WAFFENFABRIK / MAUSER / OBERNDORF A/N". Left side of receiver with " (crown) (crown)U" proof mark. Right side of the frame is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER / OBERNDORF A. NECKAR". No import marks. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 80% original blue, showing wear and scratches primarily along the barrel, and where the backstrap was modified. Most of the nitre blue finish remains, showing some thinning, and freckled spots of patina. Factory lettering is clear. Grips display signs of moderate age and wear, including general small impressions and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and rates good overall. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

DWM 1920 Bavarian Police Marked Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8933a, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, straw colored small parts, checkered replacement wood grips, modified inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with small "V"-notched groove, with stock lug. Includes one mis-matched blued magazine with aluminum base, marked "2865o / + / (eagle)63". Pistol is marked "DWM" on toggle link with "1920" date on top of chamber. Right side of receiver with three "eagle" proofs, as well as another partially visible on the barrel. Front grip strap with "Pw.B." Bavarian Police markings. All visible numbers matching, except for the magazine and grips. No import marks. Condition is good, retaining approx. 80% blue, showing general thinning and toning, particularly on the barrel and front grip strap. Barrel and sideplate with a mottled appearance and scattered areas of light pitting. Factory lettering is clear. Proof marks show wear and are partially legible. Small parts retain approx. 30% thinning straw colors. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail. Top edge of the front sight has been reshaped, now with a thin profile. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is primarily bright with only trace amounts of visible frosting and very good rifling. Magazine shows signs of moderate age and finish wear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

German Occupation P35 Radom VIS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #W6889, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "FB" and "VIS", blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Pistol is Type 3 with two levers and no stock slot. Left side of the slide is marked "(eagle)77/F.B.RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567". and has a Nazi eagle firing proof and "(eagle)625". There are "(eagle)77" proofs on both sides of the frame. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50% mottled blue finish, with areas of mild pitting on the slide. Grips are good, with handling marks and a few minor chips to the bottom on both sides. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Contract Inglis Browning Hi-Power No.1 Mk 1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4CH8818, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, phosphate finish, black checkered plastic grips, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"- notched groove, graduated to 500 yards. Backstrap is slotted for a shoulder stock. Includes one phosphate finished 13-round magazine with correct aluminum follower and is stamped "JI" on the body and on the split base floorplate. Internal floorplate with button is missing. Pistol is marked "BROWNING FN 9MM INGLIS CANADA" "MK. I*" on left side of the slide. There is a Canadian property mark and proof stamp on right side of the frame. Replacement barrel is unmarked at the ejection port. Matching numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx.70% phosphate finish, with general scuffs and scratches. There is a spot of dark patina to left side of the frame and a few small spots to the slide. Both grips are fair to good, showing age and wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Antique U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1896 Krag Bolt Action Carbine, #60518, .30-40 Krag cal., 22" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, replacement blade front sight, with M1896 "U"-notched rear rifle sight. Receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1896 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 60518" on the left side. Barrel has marks from being in a longer 1899 style stock at one time. Rifle in in good overall condition. Bluing has gone to mostly patina, with some rust on the receiver and buttplate. Stock has a partial cartouche on the left side and a circled "P" proof behind the trigger guard. Stock shows use, with small pieces of wood missing at front and rear near the receiver. Handguard appears to be an S&S Firearms reproduction. Buttplate door spring is broken. Action works properly. Bore is good, showing moderate wear. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #289306, .30-40 Krag cal., 30" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, missing the front sight blade, with a M1902 adjustable "U"-notched rear sight. Receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1898 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 289306" on the left side. Rifle is in good overall condition. Metal with a mottled appearance consisting of toning blue and moderate patina, with a few scattered spots of light rust. Stock is marked with a boxed "JSA/1900" on the left side, and a circled "P" behind the trigger guard. Forend of the stock is joined under the barrel band and is modified from another rifle, and shows more wear than the rear portion. Remainder of the stock is very good, with light handling marks and scratches. Rear of the handguard was repaired with plastic wood and has several dents and scratches. Action works properly. Bore is good bore with light pitting and clear rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

U.S. Harrington & Richardson M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5738628, .30- 06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and adjustable rear peep sight. Included are a cloth sling, plastic M-14 oiler, and nickel oiler. Receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/H&R ARMS CO./5738628". Barrel is marked "HRA 6536448 2-56". Partial import mark is visible on right front of the barrel. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning and toning parkerized finish, with spots of patina throughout, and the buttplate is worn smooth at the top and bottom. Unmarked stock shows heavy use, with scratches and dents throughout, right side of the stock and pistol grip were scraped to remove markings. Action works properly. Rifling is clear, but the bore has visible pitting, with an erosion of 4, and a good muzzle. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #177500, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, Redfield globe front and rear peep sight. M1905 sight was removed and the sight base filed down. A commercial leather sling is attached. Receiver is marked "U.S./ROCKISLAND/ARSENAL/MODEL 1903/177500". A corner of the cut-off was removed to clear the Redfield sight, and the stacking swivel is missing. Barrel is marked "H S/(Flaming Bomb)/5 44". No import marks. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50% parkerized finish, showing general wear, with a mottled appearance on the receiver, scattered dark spotting on the trigger guard. Finger groove stock is marked with script letters "CN" (Conrad Nelson)/1910" on the left side, circled "P" proof behind the trigger guard, with small rectangular box with punch marks on the left side. Stock is in good condition, with scattered moderate handling marks. Action works properly. Bore is very good with light wear to the rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Turkish Model 38 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #5378, 8x57mm cal., 24" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod. Turned down bolt handle has flat knob on underside. Top of the receiver ring is marked "TC/ASFA(Turkish crest)ANKARA/K.KALE/1944". Matching numbers on rear sight and trigger guard, other numbers do not match. Barrel is import marked. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 70% thinning and toning blue. Wood is very good with a few small surface chips and general handling marks. Action moves smoothly and the safety lever will engage, but the bolt will not lock closed. Bore is bright with near excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Iraq Marked Gustloff-Werke Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3006H, 8x57mm cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock with handguard and cupped buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed inverted-"V" front with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and black leather sling. Sling is in fair condition, showing age and wear. Top of the receiver ring is marked "337/1940", right side is stamped with "(eagle)/749" inspection marks. There are intact "(eagle/swastika)" firing proofs on left side of the receiver and barrel. Top of the barrel is also stamped "G190". There are Iraqi triangle "Jeem" property marks stamped on top of the barrel shank and receiver and "RY" is stamped on left side of the buttstock. Numbers do not match. No visible import marks. An extra sling loop has been welded to the underside of the rear barrel band and an oversize sling loop fitted to the underside of the buttstock. Condition overall is good, with the metal mostly cleaned bright, showing areas of moderate pitting across the receiver and barrel. Wood has a few delamination cracks, typical marks from handling and use, with an old added coat of finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair overall with visible rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

FN M1893 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #4875, 7x57mm cal., 29.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notch, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and black leather sling with brass buckle. Sling is in fair condition, showing age and wear. Screw stem tip is broken off the cleaning rod. Top of the receiver ring is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE/HERSTAL-LIEGE". Matching numbers on the trigger guard and magazine floorplate. No numbers on bolt assembly. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, with the metal having a mottled gray/brown appearance. Bright bolt assembly has darkened and shows areas of patina. Wood is good, with scattered impressions and a few more larger gouges. Bolt operates smoothly but the safety lever is jammed into the fire position. Rifling is visible but the bore is dark and pitted. Rifle is possibly one of 14,000 made by FN on contract for Spain without identifying markings. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Greek FN Model 1930 Mauser Bolt Action Short Rifle, #1435, 8x57mm cal., 23.25"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is missing. Top of the receiver ring is marked with "(Greek crest)/YII 1930". Left side of the receiver rail is marked "FAB.NAT.DARMES de GUERRE/HERSTAL-BELGIQUE". Right side of the buttstock is stamped "ZF". Matching numbered bolt. Stock does not match. No visible import marks. Metal is very good+ overall, retaining approx. 90% blue, with wear and patina to the barrel bands and buttplate. Wood is good with dents and scratches scattered throughout. Top of the handguard is cracked forward of the rear sight screw. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R)

Soviet M91/30 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #VB6991, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 29" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and a light green cotton Finnish sling, stamped "SA", with leather collars. Sling is in very good used condition. Top of the barrel shank is marked with Tula Arsenal five-pointed star makers mark over "1940". Matching numbered bolt, other numbers do not match. Import stamped on underside of the barrel with an additional number stamped on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% blue, with light frosting to the receiver and barrel, with wear and patina to the buttplate. Wood is good, with a spliced repair and a crack to the tip of the forend, small chip forward of the triggerguard, and crack to left side of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly but the safety lever will not engage. Muzzle has been counter bored. Bore is dark with good, visible rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine with Folding Bayonet and Accessories, #RH609824, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5" barrel, blackened finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent "U"-notched rear sight, graduated to 1000 meters. Bright bolt and bolt carrier. Bayonet assembly is in excellent condition and operates smoothly, blade has toned to a golden color. Includes a brown cotton Soviet sling, steel cleaning rod, buttstock cleaning kit, two-cell oil/solvent bottle and carrier, pouch with three (3) stripper clips, owners manual, and cardboard shipping box with matching numbered labels. All the accessories are in very good condition. Top of the receiver cover and left side of the buttstock are marked with the Tula Arsenal makers marks and "1954r". There are inspection stamps on left side of the forend and right side of the buttstock. Matching visible original numbers (KO1403). Importer information and serial number on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 90%-92% metal finish, with light wear and handling marks to the barrel and gas cylinder. There is an arsenal spliced repair to the buttstock toe. Otherwise, wood has scattered light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Chinese Type 56 SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #29004796, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Barrel is later pinned type. Includes a green cotton Chinese sling and aftermarket black rubber recoil pad. Sling is in very good condition. Missing the bayonet assembly, cleaning rod, and buttstock cleaning kit. Left side of the receiver with "Triangle 416" factory symbol and three Chinese characters for "Type 56 carbine". Matching visible numbers. Import marked on underside of the barrel. Condition overall is near excellent, retaining approx. 95% blue, with spots of patina to the top and right side of the bolt carrier. Wood with scattered light handling marks, with an even colored varnish finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

French MAS 36 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #N92610, 7.5x54mm cal., 22.9" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight with aperture, graduated to 1200 meters. Includes an original bayonet, in excellent condition. Left side of the receiver is faintly marked "MAS MLE 1936". Matching numbered bolt. Other numbered parts do not match. Import marked on left side of the receiver. Rifle has been arsenal refurbished, now in fine condition, and retaining approx. 95% parkerized finish, showing very light wear. Wood is very good, with scattered handling marks, particularly to the buttstock which is also darker in color, and has some oil darkening on top of the wrist. Action operates smoothly. Muzzle has been counter bored, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

WWII Spreewerk cyq P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2374I, 9mm cal., 4.9" barrel, blued finish, grooved Bakelite grips (dark red on left side, black on right side), dovetailed blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes on blued magazine, marked on the spine "(eagle)88". Pistol is marked "P.38/cyq" on left side of the slide; right side with two "(eagle)88" proofs and partially visible Nazi eagle firing proof. There is an additional "(eagle)88" and Soviet capture "X" stamped on left side of the frame. Matching numbers. Small import mark on the front grip strap. Condition overall is fine as refurbished, retaining approx. 97% reblued finish, showing some light scratching and handling marks. There are a few small impact marks to the bolt face. Right grip shows moderate+ handling wear, left grip with a few larger chips and marks. Action operates smoothly and the hammer drop functions properly. Bore is fair with visible pitting, rifling shows wear. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

German Occupation P35 Radom VIS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #F1146, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, blued finish, modern replacement checkered black plastic grips embossed with "FB" and "VIS", blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"- notched groove. Includes one blued steel magazine, stamped "(eagle)189" on the floorplate. Pistol is a Type 3 with single lever and no stock slot. Marked "(eagle)77", "F.B.RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr15567", with a Nazi eagle firing proof and "(eagle)WaA625" on the left side slide. There are "(eagle)77" proofs on both sides of the frame. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70% blue, with flaking along the top of the slide, edge wear, and patina to the grip straps. Grips are excellent. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

German Franz Stock Semi-Automatic Service Pistol Type I, #4658, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Stock grips, blade front sight, and fixed "U"-notched rear sight, with one 8-round blue steel magazine. Magazine base is marked "FS". Left side of the slide is marked "FRANZ STOCK-BERLIN. D.R.P.", with a German "(crown)N" at the left rear of the slide, barrel and frame. Left side of the frame is lightly marked "MADE IN GERMANY" vertically behind the trigger. All matching visible serial numbers. No import marks. Mfgd from 1920-1940. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning finish, with wear at the muzzle, scattered light surface erosion, and edgewear. Grips are in very good condition, with small mars at the top of the right panel, and some age cracks at the base. Action functions well. Bore is very good with scattered visible light erosion and well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Langenhan F.L. Selbstlader Model I Self-Loading Semi-Automatic Pistol, #23705, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with "FL" monogram, blade front sight, fixed "V"-notch rear sight, fire blued small parts, with one unmarked 8-round blue steel magazine. Factory markings are clear, with German "N/(crown)" proofs on right side of the frame and slide. No visible import marks. Mfgd 1914-1917. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-88% thinning blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, showing even edgewear along the frame and slide. Right side shows where a prior owner has carved their initials, which were later aggressively removed to bare metal. Grips are good with general smoothing. Action functions well. Bore is good, showing use, with clearly defined rifling. The Langenhan was a simple blow back pistol modeled after the FN 1900, produced for only three years, with approx. 55,000 pistols produced for use by the German military and police during WWI. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

German Dreyse Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #234212, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with Dreyse "RMF" monogram, low profile blade front sight, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight, with one 8-round blue steel magazine. Factory markings are clear, with "(crown)/N" proofs twice on the left side of the slide, and once on the frame. There are no visible import marks. Mfgd from 1907-1914. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, high point edgewear, and handling marks. There is fine pin prick pitting on the left side of the frame, just above the trigger. Grips are in fine condition, with subtle smoothing of the checkering and minor marks. Action functions well. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Designed by Louis Schmeisser before the First World War, the pistol was still in service in WWII with the Volkssturm and Volksgrenadiers troops. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Buenos Aires PD Marked Belgian FN Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #05967, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight, drift adjustable "V"-notch rear sight, ringed hammer, internal extractor, with one blue steel 10-round magazine with mis-matched serial number. All-matching visible serial numbers on the pistol. Factory markings are partially legible, with Belgian proofs on the right side of the trigger guard and barrel, marked "POLICIA PROV. B.S. AIRES-61" on the right side of the frame, no visible import marks. Part of Argentinas purchase of 1950s era FN Hi-Power pistols for their police services. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% of an old reblued finish that shows thinning and holster wear along the slide and frame. Additionally, there are some areas of light surface erosion and smoothing of the edges. Hammer and trigger show remnants of thinning nickel finish. There are traces of the Argentine Crest on top of the slide. Grips are worn smooth with general indentations. Left panel is deeply carved "CLAUDIA" in a vertical pattern. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good, showing moderate erosion and shallow but visible rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

French S.A.C.M. Model 1935A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G7148A, 7.65 mm Long cal., 4.3" barrel, gray phosphate finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips with lanyard loop, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with one 8-round magazine. Magazine base is marked "35A". No visible import marks. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining considerable phosphate finish, with holster wear, scattered scratches, and some areas of dried oil. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with sharp checkering and minor marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with light frosting, and well-defined rifling. Manufactured from 1935-1945, the model 1935A was used by French troops in WWII and later in Indochina from 1945-1954. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser Model 1914 Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #56743, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, includes one 8-round blue steel magazine. Factory markings are clear, with Mauser banner on the left side of the frame. No visible import marks. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-95% thinning factory finish, showing some areas of thinning, holster wear at the muzzle and along the slide. Right side of the slide shows heavier edgewear and indentations. Trigger displays traces of bright nitre blue finish. Grips are in good condition, worn nearly smooth from use, with indentations and other marks from handling. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good with moderate frosting, and a spot of light pitting midway down the barrel, displaying defined rifling. $250-$350. (C&R)

Dakota Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver with Extra Cylinder, #84058, .44-40 cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square notch rear sights, brass straps and trigger guard. Factory markings are clear, with Italian proofs, marked "JAGER ITALY" on top of the barrel and import marked on the underside. Includes an extra .44 cal. blue cylinder with the matching serial number. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle. Cylinder shows light leading edgewear and index line. Frame displays vivid color case hardened finish. Grips are near excellent with flea bite indentations and a scratch on the base of the right panel. Action is crisp with good timing. Bright bore rates near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Old Model Bearcat Single Action Revolver, #91-30212, .22 LR cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, blade front sight, fixed square-notched rear sight, with anodized brass trigger guard. Mfg'd 1972. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-98% factory blue finish, with light holster wear at the muzzle. Cylinder has a light index line and cylinder scene remains strong. Grips are also near excellent, with only light handling marks. Action is smooth and locks up tight. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Old Model Single Six Magnum Single Action Revolver, #556112, .22 Mag. cal., 6.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips with inlaid Ruger medallions, blade front sight, and square-notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1968. This revolver has not had the transfer bar safety conversion. Condition is excellent. Approx. 98% blue remains with light wear at the muzzle and some of the high points. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is bright with near excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Taurus Model C45 Thunderbolt Slide Action Rifle, #ZG6904, .45 Colt cal., 26" barrel w/full-length magazine tube, polished blue finish, checkered hardwood straight grip stock and forend, ending with a smooth blue steel crescent buttplate, providing a 13" LOP. Sights include a dovetailed blade front and buckhorn rear. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only light handling marks to the metal and wood. Actions functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and shows little use. A modern reproduction of the classic Colt Lightning rifle. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Rossi Model 92 SRC Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #K030012, .38 Special/.357 Magnum cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish. Smooth hardwood straight grip stock and forend with plum colored barrel band, ending with a smooth blue steel crescent buttplate, providing a 13" LOP. Rifle also features a blade front sight, standard elevator rear sight with square-notched groove, and saddle ring. Made in Brazil. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with intermittent light marks visible to the metal and wood. Receiver has a small spot of wear from where the saddle ring rubs. Action functions smoothly. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Marlin Original Golden Model 39A Lever Action Rifle, #21259666, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" round "JM" marked barrel, with blue finish. Smooth walnut pistol grip stock and forend with sling swivels, ebony grip cap, Marlin "Bullseye", and checkered plastic Marlin buttplate, providing a 13.4" LOP. Rifle also features brass tipped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sight, gold-colored trigger, factory drilled and tapped receiver. Mfgd 1979. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish with only minor marks. Stock with only light storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Browning BL-22 Grade II Lever Action Rifle, #70B80133, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" barrel, blue finish with factory scroll engraving on the receiver, gloss-finished checkered American walnut stock and forend, with dovetailed blade front and folding semi-buckhorn rear sight. Stock ends with a plastic Browning buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Barrel is marked "BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST LOUIS Mo. & MONTREAL P.Q. / MADE IN JAPAN". Mfgd 1970. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use, with only light handling marks, retaining approx. 99% factory blue. Stock is in near excellent condition, with light impressions and storage marks. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Early Ruger Super Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #27747, .44 Mag. cal., 7.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, ramped blade front and square-notched adjustable rear sights, unfluted cylinder, squareback trigger guard, transfer bar safety added to the three-screw frame. Mfgd 1967. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, few spots of corrosion on the front sight, and minor edgewear. Cylinder shows leading edgewear, intermittent light scratches and index line. Frame and straps are drifting to plum color with age, backstrap finish shows light wear. Grips with scattered light handling marks and a few flea bite indentations around the bases. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bright bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Uberti Maverick Over/Under Derringer Pistol, #308, .357 Mag. cal., 3.25" barrels, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth hardwood two-piece birds head grips, blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sights, and spur trigger. There are Italian proofs and import marks on the right side of the barrels. Mfgd 1963. Pistol is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-95% factory finish on the barrels, showing scratches and wear at the muzzles. Frame and straps display muted smoky gray color case hardened finish with edgewear. Grips are in very good condition with numerous dents and compressions, and an extra coat of varnish. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bores are in fine condition with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Convertible New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #69-82208, .22 WMR cal., 7.5" barrel, stainless steel, Pachmayr Presentation black rubber 2-piece grips, blade front sight, and square-notched adjustable rear sight. Includes a stainless .22 LR cylinder. Both cylinders are numbered and match the revolver. Mfgd 1982. Condition is excellent, with minor handling marks, faint index line on both cylinders, and light carbon fouling on the forcing cone and recoil shield. Grips are excellent with light handling marks. Action is smooth and cylinder locks up tight. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Early Ruger Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #206859, .22 LR cal., 4.6" barrel, blue finish, stag two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sights, pre-hammer block safety. Mfgd 1962. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% toning factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, along the ejector rod housing and at the high points. Cylinder shows light leading edge wear. Butt of the revolver has two threaded vacant holes. Grips are outstanding with attractive figure and have taken on a pleasing patina with shiny Ruger medallions. Action functions smoothly with very good timing. Bore is very good with some mild frosting and well-defined rifling. The 4.6" barrel was only offered from 1959-1962. Stag grips were also an early factory option. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Ithaca Model 49 Presentation Single Shot Lever Action Rifle, #490329390, .22 S-L-LR cal., 18" barrel, blue finish, machine checkered fancy walnut two-piece straight grip stock, dovetailed blade front and standard elevator "U"-notch rear sight. Buttstock ends with a ribbed plastic buttplate, providing a 14" LOP. Mfgd circa 1962-1974. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, with light marks and high point edge wear on the receiver. Stock is in near excellent condition, with superficial scuffs and scratches, particularly on the left side of the forearm. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle, #F743876, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend, ramped blade front sight, and semi-buckhorn rear sights. Rifle also features a factory grooved receiver. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, hang tag, literature, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish, with only light handling marks to the metal and wood. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, and shows little evidence of use. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern)

Marlin Model 336 Lever Action Rifle, #21069744, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" "JM" marked barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut pistol grip stock and forend with sling swivels, Marlin "Bullseye", ending with a checkered plastic Marlin buttplate, providing a 13.4" LOP. Rifle also features a hooded brass beaded blade front sight, notched folding rear sight, gold colored trigger, and added hammer extension. Topped with Weaver one-piece base, rings, and Redfield 1-4x scope, with gloss black finish, duplex reticle. Exterior of the scope shows some light marks, optics are clear and bright. Includes a set of Butler Creek flip-up lens covers and leather Bucheimer sling. Mfgd 1979. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% blue, with light wear at the muzzle, and a dent on the exterior of the barrel at the left side near the breech. Receiver shows modest edgewear and light handling marks. Stock is in excellent condition with only minor storage marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is near excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Rossi Model 65 Lever Action Rifle, #M023448, .44 Mag. cal., 24" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, ending with a smooth blue steel crescent buttplate, providing a 12.5" LOP. Rifle also features an oversized lever, blade front sight, and adjustable aperture sight at the tang. The original factory lever is included. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with scattered light handling marks and minor surface rust where the barrel and magazine are attached. Receiver shows scattered light scratches and storage marks. Stock is in excellent condition, displaying only minor marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Ruger Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #57-69668, .44 Mag. cal., 7.5" barrel, high-gloss stainless steel, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, blade front sight, and fixed notched rear sight. In original Ruger hard plastic case with matching end label, paperwork and lock. Mfg'd 2000. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, with intermittent light scratches and handling marks to the high-gloss finish. There is a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent and show little use. Action is smooth. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #56-70258, .357 Mag. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth rosewood grips with Ruger "silver eagle" medallions, and standard fixed sights. Mfgd 1999. Includes Ruger plastic case, instruction manual, and lock. Condition is excellent, with light index line on cylinder, crisp factory lettering, and light handling marks. There is faint etching to the color case hardened finish on the frame. Wood grips are in excellent condition with a few light handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Revolver, #650-37941, .32 H&R Mag. cal., 4.6" barrel, blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth simulated ivory grips with inlaid Ruger medallions, fixed blade front sight, and fixed notched rear sight. Mfgd 2001. In original Ruger hard plastic case with matching end label, paperwork, cable lock, and fired case. Condition is excellent with light handling marks and an extremely light index line to cylinder. Action is smooth. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

EMF 1851 Navy Conversion Single Action Revolver, #3122, .38 Spl. cal., 6" round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, brass blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight, with silver plated trigger guard, blued back strap, and naval battle cylinder scene. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish on the barrel and cylinder with light handling marks. Backstrap with modest edge wear. Grips with a few light handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Lyman 1860 Army Buffalo Soldiers Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #40891, .44 cal., 8" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, German silver blade front and "V"-notched hammer rear sight, color case hardened loading lever and hammer, with silver plated straps. Factory markings are clear with "Buffalo Soldiers" engraved in script on the backstrap. Includes a modern hardwood presentation case with maroon baize partition interior, in near excellent condition. Lid displays a 10th Cavalry unit crest, depicting a buffalo with "READY AND FORWARD" on a banner. The case includes a modern brass powder flask, bullet mold, key, and blue steel wrench. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only light handling marks. Cylinder displays nearly the entire naval scene. Straps show nearly all of the toning silver plate with "011" at the butt. Left side of the barrel is stamped, "K 10 CAV". This corresponds with the backstrap and appears to reference the U.S. 10th Cavalry, often referred to as the "Buffalo Soldiers". Grips are in excellent condition, showing little use. Action is crisp and locks up securely. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and appears unfired. This revolver appears to be a tribute to the 10th Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers. Est.: $600-$800. (No FFL Required) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Italian Pietta 1860 Army Steel Frame Single Action Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #P71014, .44 Cal., 8" round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish with a steel frame, brass trigger guard, smooth hardwood one-piece grip, brass blade front sight, "V"-notch rear sight located on the hammer, 6-shot rebated roll engraved cylinder. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on the right side of the barrel. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ blue finish on the barrel and steel backstrap. Nipples and hammer face show no use with all safety pins intact. Grips are in excellent condition with attractive figure. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Italian Pietta 1860 Army Steel Frame Single Action Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #P71458, .44 Cal., 8" round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, brass trigger guard, smooth hardwood one-piece grip, brass blade front sight, and "V"-notched rear sight located on the hammer. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on the right side of the barrel. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% blue finish on the barrel and steel backstrap. Nipples and hammer face show no use with all safety pins intact. Grips are in excellent condition. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Italian EIG 1851 Navy Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #9614, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, color case hardened lever and hammer, brass pin front sight, and "V"-notched rear sight located on the hammer face; brass frame, trigger guard, and back strap. Revolver is in very good condition, retaining approx. 90%-95% finish, with minor marks along the barrel. Cylinder shows moderate loss of finish at the leading edge, with light erosion and index line at the rear. Grips with scattered scratches and minor indentations. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is near excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (No FFL Required)

Italian Pietta Remington Model 1858 Percussion Revolver, #190444, .44 BP cal., 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, front sight removed, with a fixed square-notch rear sight, brass trigger guard cut "Fitz" style, color case hardened hammer, with iron straps. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on the right side of the barrel. Includes a black leather open-top right hand belt holster in near excellent condition. Holster is stamped "EL PASO SADDLERY CO. / MAKERS / EL PASO, TEX." across the front. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches and edgewear. Unfluted cylinder shows leading edgewear, scratches, and a pronounced index line. Nipples show wear, with one damaged and in need of replacement. Grips are in fine condition with scattered light indentations and scratches. Action function well. Bore is good, with surface rust at the muzzle, rifling is well-defined. Est.: $200-$300. (No FFL Required) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Italian Pietta Remington Model 1858 Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #R335368, .44 cal., unfluted 6-shot cylinder, 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, brass trigger guard, color case hardened hammer and trigger, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, flattened pin front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on right side of the barrel. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, showing little use. Grips are in excellent condition. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required) (Consecutive to the next lot.)

Italian Pietta Remington Model 1858 Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #R335369, .44 cal., unfluted 6-shot cylinder, 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, brass trigger guard, color case hardened hammer and trigger, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, flattened pin front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on right side of the barrel. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish showing little use. Factory markings are clear. Grips are in excellent condition with attractive figure and an excellent fit. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required). (Consecutive to the previous lot.)

Euroarms America Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifled Musket, #31076, .577 cal., 39" round barrel with rifled bore, blued finish, hardwood stock with brass forend cap, trigger guard, and buttplate. Blade front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 900 yards. An excellent condition steel rammer is mounted under the barrel. There are sling swivels mounted to the trigger guard and forend. Case hardened lock plate is marked "LONDON ARMORY Co." and there is a "(Crown)" stamped on the tail. Barrel in front of the rear sight is marked "EUROARMS OF AMERICA". Trigger guard rear tang is stamped "MADE IN ITALY". Condition overall is excellent, retaining approx. 98% factory blue, with a few spots of wear to the underside of the barrel at the muzzle. Lockplate retains vivid case colors and shows tiny surface scratches. Stock is excellent with light rub marks to the forend. Hammer operates smoothly and holds on half and full cock. Nipple appears to be in new condition. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (No FFL Required)

Kentuckian Black Powder Percussion Kentucky Rifle, #17638, .45 cal., 35" octagon barrel, brown finish, color case hardened lock with light engraving, lightly striped one-piece straight grip full stock with brass hardware, dovetailed thick blade front sight, fixed rear sight with wide square-notched groove, and full-length brass tipped ramrod. Made in Italy circa 1970s. Includes a period powder horn. Rifle is in good overall condition, showing signs of moderate age and wear. There is some light surface rust on the barrel, near the action. Stock with scattered moderate dents and scratches. Action functions well. Bore with well-defined rifling. There is light rust at the muzzle, balance is clean. Lot includes leather bag, starter, 3 flints, leather bag with lead round balls and bottle of solvent and patch lubricant.  Est.: $125-$250. (No FFL Required)

Amazing Bonanza Lot of Winchester .22 Rimfire Rifle Ephemera, including Advertisers, Mailers, Targets, Catalogs, Articles, and More. A lifetime collection of original Winchester literature and more, nicely stored with card stock backing in plastic sleeves, over 80 items total. The lot includes examples of original catalogs, targets, original advertising, mailers, magazine artwork, and articles, nearly all relating to Winchester .22 rimfire rifles and ammunition. Included are the Models 52, 61, 62, 69, 75, and other company offerings of the 1930s to the 1960s, among others. This is a goldmine for the Winchester collector specializing in .22s. Est.: $600-$800/lot.

Large Lot of Original Winchester Catalogs, Gun Salesman Handbooks, Ammunition Handbooks, and Assorted Vintage Literature. The lot includes seventeen (17) original Winchester catalogs including the years: 1938, 1948, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, and 1920s era "Catalog No. 82", in very good condition. All the catalogs are in very good to fine original condition. Additionally, a 1936 Hudson Sporting Goods of New York, N.Y. catalog is included. Further, there are two copies of period Winchester "Gun Salesman Hand Book" publications. Winchester and Western ammunition handbooks and an original copy of an American Rifleman article on the Winchester Models 56 and 57 bolt action rifles. A fine collection of hard to get, long out of production Winchester collectibles. All well preserved with card stock backing in plastic sleeves. A true bonanza lot for the Winchester collector. Est.: $600-$800/lot.

Winchester Collector Lot of Pamphlets, Literature, Pins, and Pewter Presentation Plate. The lot includes a large amount of Winchester literature including originals and copies of advertisers, articles, and magazine artwork relating to Winchester rimfire rifles, well preserved with plastic sleeves and backed with card stock. The lot further contains, a Model 63 field manual, 13+ original pamphlets for Models 52, 60A, 69A, and 74, among others. There is an original Lyman optics advert for Winchester. Additionally, an original Winchester "Rider" cloth patch in excellent condition, two (2) lapel pins, including a large red "W" against a yellow background, and brass Winchester/Western with "WP" proof. A Winchester-Western pewter presentation plate completes the lot. A fine collection for the Winchester rimfire enthusiast. Est. $300-$500/lot.

Winchester Model 1906 Expert Slide Action Rifle, #537368, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol grip stock and distinctively shaped forend, dovetailed blade front and standard "U"-notch rear sight. Factory markings are legible, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the receiver and barrel. Mfgd 1918. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 97%-98% of an old quality reblued finish, with minor marks, and the bolt having been cleaned to white. Stock is in near excellent condition as refinished, showing aggressive sanding, leaving metal parts and the buttplate proud. Action functions smoothly. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and visible rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 03 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #121319, .22 Win. Auto. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and forend, dovetailed blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front receiver ring. Mfgd 1929. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 60%-70% thinning finish, with scattered light surface rust and erosion along the barrel, heavier at the muzzle. Receiver has a mottled brown patina with patches of light surface rust and edge wear. Bottom metal and trigger guard have worn to gray. Stock with light indentations and impressions, retaining considerable original finish. Smooth steel butt plate shows moderate surface rust and corrosion, providing a 13.25" LOP. Action functions smoothly. Bore good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1541102, 30 WCF cal., 20" barrel, blued finish, straight grip walnut stock and handguard, ramped beaded blade front sight, and adjustable elevator rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Mfgd 1948. Condition overall is very good. Receiver is mostly worn bright with the remaining finish to the rear, showing light scratches to the left side. Lever is also worn bright with finish remaining mostly to the sides and top. Barrel and magazine retain approx. 70% blue, with general scratches and handling marks. Wood with scattered moderate dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson 44 Double Action Top-Break First Model Revolver, #6191, .44 S&W Russian cal., 6" barrel, matte black/blued finish, with checkered black gutta percha style factory grips. Mfgd circa early 1880s. Overall condition is good. Markings are sharp. Grips with even wear, mostly to the right grip panel. Action rotates the cylinder properly but does not stay in full cock independently. Bore is very good with scattered light spots of erosion. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Antique Colt Model 1877 Lightning Store Keeper Double Action Revolver, #90017, .38 Colt cal., 3.5" barrel without ejector, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt birds head grips, blade front and fixed "V"-notch rear sights, roll engraved caliber markings on the left side of the barrel; ejectorless and fitted with long, knurled cylinder pin. Hammer and trigger are fire blued. Factory markings are clear, with the loading gate marked "6" on the interior, crisp Rampant Colt marking on the left side of the frame, and two-line barrel address. Mfgd 1893. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% flaking nickel finish, with wear at the muzzle, spots of surface rust and indentations along the barrel. Cylinder shows leading edgewear and freckles of surface rust in the flutes. Straps and trigger guard retain nearly all of the toning finish with spots of corrosion and lifting finish. Grips are in good condition, with the right panel broken at the mid-point, remaining intact and missing a small piece in the middle. Action functions well with four clicks and good timing. Bore is good, with light erosion and minor roughness at the breech, displaying clearly visible rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Colt Model 1878 Frontier Six Shooter Double Action Revolver, #42957, .44-40 cal., 7.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt grips, lanyard ring, blade front sight, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Factory markings are partially legible, with roll stamped "COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER" on the left side of the barrel. Mfgd 1899. Revolver is in good overall condition, with the metal surfaces worn to a mottled gray color, with moderate to heavy surface erosion, scattered spots of pin prick pitting, and a couple of hash marks cut in to the right side of the barrel. Cylinder shows heavy wear with light pitting and erosion. Grips with smoothing to the checkering detail. Right panel has a few horizontal hash marks carved into it. Action is loose and does not function, holding at full-cock and will require service. Bore is poor, with moderate to heavy erosion, rifling is visible. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Marlin No. 32 Standard 1875 Pocket Revolver, #862, .32 RF cal., 3.25" barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber Marlin birds head two-piece grips, blade front and fixed "V"-notch rear sights, spur trigger, and 5-shot fluted cylinder. Mfgd circa 1875-1887. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining significant flaking nickel finish, with scattered scrapes and flaking finish drifting to gray patina, particularly on the right side of the barrel. Frame shows edgewear, with the brass frame showing through the finish at the edges. Grips are in very good condition, with a sharp "M.F.A. Co." monogram at the top of each panel. There is a small chip missing at the base of the left panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is fair with moderate erosion, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

Colt Bisley Single Action Revolver, #196909, .45 Colt cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with Colt monogram, blade front sight, and fixed "V"-notch rear sight. Inside of the loading gate is marked "1521". Frame shows clear factory markings but the barrel address and Bisley markings have been removed. Left side of the barrel is marked ".45 COLT". Mfgd 1899. Revolver is in near excellent condition as refinished, retaining approx. 97%-98% of an old reblued finish, with light scratches and handling marks along the barrel. Backstrap shows scratches and the serial number at the butt is faint, having been over polished. Case colors on the frame are vivid. Grips are near excellent with the interior of the right panel marked "VICTOR PABST / TACOMA, WA" and "BORNE / AUG. 5, 1891". It is unfortunate that the grips fit poorly. Action will require service as it only functions intermittently and will not hold at full-cock. Bore is good, with some areas of light erosion and well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Iver Johnson 3rd Model Safety Automatic 5-Shot Top Break Revolver, #19701, .32 CF cal., 4" ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Iver Johnson grips, half-round blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfgd circa 1909-1941. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, on the frame, and light scattered surface rust along the barrel. Grips are near excellent with fine checkering detail and scattered small handling marks. Action functions well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$200. (C&R/PPT)

Iver Johnson U.S. Revolver Co. Double Action Top Break Revolver, #T33469, .38 S&W cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece U.S. monogram grips, half-round blade and fixed "U"-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger, and 5-shot fluted cylinder. Mfgd circa 1911-1935. Revolver is in very good overall condition, metal surfaces having worn to gray with traces of original nickel finish. Cylinder shows leading edgewear and roughness around the flutes. Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardened finish. Grips are in near fine condition, with flea bite nicks at the base of the left panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with light erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Smith & Wesson .38 Double Action 3rd Model Top Break Revolver, #169037, .38 S&W cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece S&W monogram grips, half-round blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sights, with 5-shot fluted cylinder, and square back trigger guard. Mfgd circa 1884-1895. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-60% flaking factory finish, with some areas of light surface erosion. Cylinder is mostly gray with traces of original finish in the protected areas. Hammer and trigger show silvered color case hardened finish. Front and backstrap have worn to gray, while the trigger guard retains considerable original finish. Factory markings are clear. Grips have hairline cracks on the bases of both panels and are otherwise very good, showing expected wear and marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with areas of light erosion and well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

U.S. Revolver Co. Top Break Five-Shot Double Action Revolver, #42110, .32 cal., 3" barrel, blued finish, factory checkered black hard rubber two-piece grips, fixed blade front sight, and fixed "U"-notched rear sight incorporated into the barrel release lever. Standard markings for this model are correct. Made by Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works Co. circa 1910-1934. Overall condition of this revolver is good retaining approx. 35%-40% original finish, with the balance gone to an even brown patina. Factory markings are clear. Grips are good. Action functions well. Bore is very good with clear rifling. Est.: $100-$150. (C&R/PPT)

Lot of Two (2) Top-Break Double Action Revolvers by Iver Johnson & H&R: 1.) Iver Johnson 3rd Model Safety Automatic Revolver, #25186, .38 S&W cal., 4" barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notch rear sight. Revolver is in good overall condition, showing considerable thinning finish drifting to gray patina, with scattered spots of erosion and lighter pin prick pitting on the frame. Grips with fine checkering detail. Action functions and locks up securely. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and scattered lighter spots of pitting, showing defined rifling. 2.) Harrington & Richardson Hammerless Top-Break Double Action Revolver, #92503, .32 S&W cal., 5" ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, and color case hardened trigger. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, erosion, and thinning finish. Front and backstrap have spots of light surface rust and edgewear. Grips are fine with good checkering detail and small handling marks. Action functions well. Bore is fair, with spots of light erosion, displaying defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400/lot. (C&R)

Manhattan Firearms Co. Percussion Navy Revolver, #20962, .36 cal., 6.5" octagon barrel, old reblued finish, old renickeled finish to the trigger guard and backstrap, with hardwood grips. Mfgd circa early 1860s. Overall condition of this revolver is very good as refinished. Hardwood grips with pleasing grain patterns and rich oil finish. Markings are mostly clear, although the cylinder scene is slightly worn. Action is crisp. Bore is very good with scattered spots of erosion. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

J.E. Harder Marked Full-Stock Pennsylvania Black Powder Percussion Muzzle Loading Rifle, #NVSN, .36 cal., 39" octagon barrel, metal with dark patina, faux tiger striped maple full-length stock with brass hardware, dovetailed German silver blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sights, double set triggers in exaggerated brass trigger guard with finger rest, and full-length wooden ramrod. Barrel is marked "J E HARDER" on the top flat near the breech. Rifle is in very good overall condition, with the metal surfaces having a dark patina, showing intermittent light to moderate pitting along the length of the barrel. Side plate was likely color case hardened with crude "J" shaped scratches and simple light engraving to the hammer. There is corrosion and pitting around the nipple and barrel, due to firing and powder exposure. Stock is near fine with faux tiger striping, fading in areas. Brass hardware displays a pleasing patina, including the lightly engraved patch box with stylized finial. Stock has numerous indentations, scratches, and wood loss around the nipple from firing and exposure. Action and double set triggers function. Bore is dark. Jacob E. Harder was a noted gunsmith in the Clearfield/Lock Haven, PA area beginning in 1846, after a six year apprenticeship with the Bartlett Bros in New York. J.E. Harden & Son were still building rifles into the 1890s. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Lot of Three (3) Vintage Metal Gunpowder Storage Containers: 1.) Green painted ribbed metal with lead ringed cork stopper, 7" tall, 6.25" in diameter, approx. 19.5" around the center. With imprinted raised metal marking to the lid "PATD. JULY 12, 1859" and "DUPONT RIFLE FFg" on the base. Overall condition is good, as uncleaned, displaying approx. 65% paint remaining. 2.) Green painted ribbed metal with metal cap, 7.5" tall, 6" in diameter, approx. 20" around the center. With imprinted raised metal markings to the lid "DANGEROUS EXPLOSIVES 6-1/4 LBS ICC * 13", "DUPONT POWDER" paper label on the top, and "E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & COMPANY/MANUFACTURERS OF EXPLOSIVES OF EVERY KIND" paper advertiser on the base. Including a likeness of a military battleship at the center of that ad. There is also a 3" brown paper wrapping around the can with handwritten "Gun Powder". Overall condition is good+, as uncleaned, displaying approx. 75% paint remaining. 3.) Laflin & Rand/Hercules Powder Co. Orange Extra Sporting, red painted ribbed metal with metal stopper, 7.25" tall, 6.25" in diameter, approx. 20" around the center. With color paper tag, 3.5" in diameter attached to the outside base of the container, stating the above-noted description of the contents. Top of the can shows raised information that appears to read "EXPLOSIVE DANGEROUS 100-13" with "2 F" painted in silver. Overall condition is good, as un-cleaned, displaying approx. 65% paint remaining. All cans are empty. Est.: $250-$450/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Vintage Hercules Metal Gunpowder Storage Containers: 1.) Gray painted ribbed metal with metal cap, 8" tall, 6.5" in diameter, and approx. 20" around center. With two visible black & white advertising labels. End label is worn and discolored, yet references "HERCULES UNIQUE RIFLE POWDER/SMOKELESS POWDER FOR SMALL ARMS" Center label is heavily soiled but appears to be a shipping label from Hercules to a customer in Collinsville, IL. Overall condition is good. 2.) Red painted ribbed metal with metal cap, 11.5" tall, 9.25" in diameter, approx. 29" around the center. With imprinted raised metal marking "HERCULES PROPELLANT EXPLOSIVES (SOLID) CLASS B" on the top lid and raised "ICC-13" on the base. Overall condition of this container is near excellent. 3.) Orange painted ribbed metal with metal screw-on stopper, 7.25" tall, 6.25" in diameter, approx. 20" around the center. With imprinted paper tag attached to the lid "SMOKELESS POWDER SMALL ARMS/HERCULES POWDER COMPANY/E. C. Smokeless Shotgun Powder/Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A./NeT 3 lbs." plus "HEE" hand-written . Overall condition is fine as un-cleaned. All cans are empty. Est.: $250-$350/lot.

Large of Three (3) Circa Early 1900s Metal Gunpowder Storage Containers: 1.) Green painted ribbed metal measures 9.5" tall, 8" in diameter, and approx. 25" around the center. The 5.5" diameter paper advertising label on top of the lid reads "KENTUCKY RIFLE GUN POWDER CO. Manufactured at Hazards_____ con by the HAZARD POWDER CO.". With 3" partial advertising label on the other end that reads "HAZARDS GUNPOWDER". Overall condition is fair to near good. 2.) Red painted ribbed metal, 7" tall, 6.5" in diameter, and approx. 20" around the center. With one partially visible color advertising label on top of the lid that appears to identify it as a Hazards Gun Powder product. Overall condition is fair. 3.) Black painted ribbed metal, 7.75" tall, 6.5" in diameter, and approx. 20.5" around the center. With one visible fine condition color advertising label on top of the lid proclaiming "QUICK, CLEAN, STRONG, LIGHT SMOKE.- KINGS TRADE MARK FFG QUICK SHOT AN IMPROVED BLACK POWDER FOR RIFLES & SHOTGUNS. MANUFACTURED BY THE KING POWDER COL., CINCINNATI, O. U.S.A.". Overall condition of this container is fine. All appear to be from circa early 1900s and are empty. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

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Antique Dutch Flintlock Pistol, #NVSN, .54 cal., 9" rifled cannon barrel with bright finish to the front 5.5" of the barrel, remaining 3.5" is brass. Hammer, trigger, and striker mechanism show a gray patina. Balance of the metal parts are brass, including a decorative seal at the top of the wrist. Stock is carved hardwood and is in fair condition, with an approx. 2" crack on the right side of the forend, plus an approx. 2.5" fissure on the left side of the forend. Back of the lockplate is marked with what appears to be "MIASCNDEP". Metal surfaces rate good overall. Action is working, rifled bore is rough. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Restored Antique European Large-Bore Flintlock Horseman's Pistol, #NVSN, .75 cal., 10.5" round-to-octagonal barrel with low blade front sight, no rear sight. Beveled lockplate appears to be marked "25" at bottom, has swan-neck cock and faceted pan. Walnut stock with brass furniture, raised panels at either side of lock, carved teardrop behind barrel tang, and single ferrule retaining the tulip-head hardwood ramrod. Condition is fair as configured, the lock (or at least cock and frizzen) is a modern replacement. Heavily-pitted barrel shows an area where apparently once was a band, and the stock may have been reshaped in that area of the forend. Stock shows wear, thru-crack at lower wrist, damage/repair at lower rear, repaired cracks at both sides between nose and lock, and at ramrod ferrule, later varnish. Rear trigger guard tang is broken. Ramrod is likely a replacement. Action functions but trigger does not trip cock without help, smoothbore shows moderate to heavy erosion. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

British Dragoon Flintlock Pistol, #NVSN, .69 cal., smoothbore, 9"round barrel with single flat iron key, bright finish, hardwood stock; brass buttcap, trigger guard, and forend cap. No sights. Hardwood rammer measures 8.25" long. Lockplate is marked "TOWER" on the tail forward of an engraved "W" with "(Crown)/GR" and a Lock Viewers mark stamped under the pan. Top of the barrel is stamped with a Proof and View mark and there is a "(Crown)14" inspectors mark stamped into the barrel tang. "TB" stock makers initials are stamped into the left side stock flat. Condition overall is fair. Barrel has been cleaned and now shows pitting and patina. Lockplate assembly is darkened with patina. Brass fittings have patina and handling marks. Wood is fair with cracks to right side of the forend, behind the barrel tang, and behind the lock plate. Action and frizzen spring operate smoothly. Hammer holds on half and full cock. Bore rates fair with rust but may clean better. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Dutch Royal Navy Flintlock Pistol, #NVSN, .69 cal., 8" barrel, gray patina, with brass trigger guard, buttcap and sideplate. Visible markings include "(crossed anchors)" on the top of the barrel at the breech. Mfgd circa early 1800s. Overall condition is good with scattered pinprick pitting to the metal parts. Hardwood stock is good, showing typical age and wear. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate erosion. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

British 1839 Pattern Coast Guard Percussion Pistol, #NVSN, .67 cal. smoothbore, bright finish. Hardwood stock with brass trigger guard, buttcap, and rammer pipe. No sights. A captive swiveling iron rammer is mounted under the pinned barrel and a replacement lanyard loop is attached to the butt. Spring steel belt clip is attached to the left side. Lock plate is marked "(crown)/TOWER/(Unreadable date)/(Lock Viewers mark)". There are proof and inspection stamps on left side of the barrel. Condition overall is fair. Metal shows heavy use, wear, and patina. Wood with general bruises, handling marks, and areas of thinning to the finish. There is a 1.5" crack to left side of the forend. Action operates smoothly; hammer holds on half and full cock. Bore rates fair with visible fine rust that may clean better. Est.: $400-$700. (Antique)

British 1796 Pattern Heavy Dragoon Flintlock Pistol, #2478, .75 cal., smoothbore, 9" round barrel with single flat iron key, bright finish hardwood stock; brass buttcap, trigger guard, and forend cap. No sights. Swiveling iron rammer is in good condition, it operates and locks in place smoothly. Two-line lockplate is marked "TOWER" on the tail and with "(Crown)/GR" and a Lock Viewers mark stamped under the pan. There is two-line engraving to the flat hammer. There are Proof and View marks stamped on left side of the barrel. Right side of the buttcap is stamped "1814/B/81". "(star)2478" is stamped on top of the barrel and partially on the lockplate. Condition overall is fair, barrel has dark brown patina, and the lockplate assembly shows darkening and patina. Wood is fair, with a glue repaired crack behind the lockplate, small cracks and chips to both sides of the forend. Hammer and frizzen spring operate smoothly. Hammer holds on half and full cock. Bore rates fair to good with surface rust but may clean better. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Unmarked Antique Flintlock Pistol, #NVSN, .69 cal., 8" barrel, dark gray patina to the iron parts. Trigger guard, forend cap, buttcap, and pan are brass. Checkered hardwood stock is fair, displaying considerable old dings and scratches. There are no visible markings. Overall condition of this pistol is fair to good. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate erosion. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Engraved English Hopkins Single Shot Back Action Percussion Pistol, #NVSN, .58 cal., 7.75" octagon barrel, gray/brown patina to the metal parts, brass receiving thimble for the wood ramrod, and brass disc at the top of the wrist. Checkered hardwood stock. Marked "Hopkins" on the lockplate, "London" inscribed on the top barrel flat, light floral scroll engraving on the actions. Mfgd circa mid-1800s. Overall condition of this pistol is antique good. Wood with a hairline crack running approx. 6" across the wrist area. Markings are good. Action is not working, bore shows moderate erosion. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Framed Spanish American War Photograph of Pvt. John Britton with Spanish Service Medal. In the photograph Pvt. Britton is wearing a field uniform with a cartridge belt and holding a Springfield trapdoor rifle. Photograph is nicely framed with a numbered Spanish Service Medal hanging below the photograph. The framed items are in very good condition. Est.: $200-$300.

Spanish American War Veteran Framed Display with photographs, medals, and memorabilia purportedly belonging to Corporal Arthur L. Lucas, who was a participant in the assault at San Juan Hill in 1898. Included is a riker case containing military and civilian documents verifying his service and promotion to corporal then later to sergeant. He also served in the Philippines until 1901. In 1917 he applied for a reserve commission. The display is very well done, and in very good condition. Overall, an interesting lot, filled with information that warrants further research. Est.: $350-$500/lot.

Antique U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1896 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #83680, .30-40 Krag cal., 30" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1896 "U"-notched rear sight. The upper half of a MILSCO 1943 dated sling is attached. Receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1896 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 83680" on the left side. Rifle is in good overall condition, metal having worn to gray, with scattered spots of light oxidation and patina. Stock is marked with a boxed "JSA/1897" on the left side and has a circled "P" proof behind the trigger guard. Stock was cut and the forend is joined underneath the rear band using two nails. Stock shows use throughout, heavier in front of the trigger guard. Action works properly. Bore is lightly frosted with good rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Custom Model 1874 Spanish Remington Rolling Block Short Rifle, #NVSN, .43 Spanish cal., shortened 23" barrel, with blue finish. Smooth hardwood straight grip stock and forend with sling swivels, two barrel bands, and ends with a smooth steel buttplate, providing a 12.75" LOP. Rifle also features a blade front sight, "V"-notched flip rear sight, and steel ramrod. Factory markings are legible, with a Spanish crown over "AR.O" and "1887" on the right side of the receiver. Left side of the breechblock is proofed "MR" and "(hammer)SM". Rifle is in very good overall condition, with the barrel retaining nearly all of an old refinish, with roughness and pitting at the muzzle, particularly on the right side. Receiver has gone to dull gray patina with dents and impressions. Left side shows areas of shallow pitting that have been cleaned. Stock is in very good condition with chips along the right side of the barrel channel and indentations consistent with service use. Stock has been sanded and a coat of varnish added. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is good with minor erosion and well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Australian Issue BSA Martini Cadet Single Shot Rifle, #72057, .32-20 Win. cal., 25.25" barrel, blued finish with bright breech block, hardwood stock set, blade front sight, and adjustable leaf rear sight with "V"- notched groove, graduated to 600 yards. Rear sight bed screw is missing. Left side of the receiver is marked "MADE BY THE BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS Co LTD/TRADE MARKS/BSA" and the right side with "COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA". There is an image of a Kangaroo on top of the receiver flat. Rifle was issued to the Commonwealth Military Forces in Queensland and stamped "CMF/Q/11697" on right side of the buttstock and "Q/11697"on right side of the receiver. The caliber was importer converted and is stamped "32 20" on the barrel knox form. Matching numbers on barrel and receiver. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good as refinished, retaining approx. 75%-80% reblued finish; showing fine frosting to the receiver, barrel, and trigger guard/lever. Locking block is good with toning. Wood has been sanded and varnished, now very good, with a few scattered handling marks. Action and loaded chamber indicator operate smoothly. Bore is bright, with a few spots of pitting mid-barrel, rifling is good. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Steyr 1900 Mannlicher Bolt Action Carbine with Folding Bayonet, 7796C, possibly 6.5x53R cal., 18"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is missing. Triangular shaped folding bayonet is stamped "(crown)B" and "07". Bayonet condition is very good, it opens and locks in place smoothly. Carbine is marked "STEYR 1900"on left side of the receiver rail and "(crown)U" on top of the receiver ring. "KAR" is stamped under the barrel band. Bolt assembly is numbered but does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85% thinning and toning blue, showing spots of patina to the receiver and barrel; wear to the barrel band, magazine, and buttplate. Wood is very good, showing mostly moderate handling marks and impressions. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair, with visible rifling, but may clean better. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Spanish DWM M1916 Bolt Action Carbine, #5256, 7x57mm cal., 18.25"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1400 meters. Cap is missing from the top of the rear sight slide assembly. Includes black leather sling with brass buckle and steel cleaning rod. Sling is in fair condition, showing age and wear. Screw stem is broken off the tip of the cleaning rod. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN./BERLIN". Barrel, receiver, and bolt handle are stamped with London proof and view marks, indicating this carbine passed through the UK after leaving Spanish service. No recent import marks. Condition overall is fair, with the metal mostly worn and toned to a silver color with brown patina. Wood is good, with dents and bruises from military use scattered throughout. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates poor with worn, barely visible rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Japanese Type 30 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, #2729, 6.5x50mm cal., 19"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard with two-piece buttstock, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, adjustable folding leaf rear sight with wide "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod. Mum has been defaced with circular marks (possibly indicating removal from military service and transferred to a school for training.) over characters for "three ten type". Left side of the receiver rail is marked with Koishikawa arsenal stamp. "56" is carved into right side of the buttstock. Bolt handle and bayonet mount are numbered but do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, metal showing fine pitting to the barrel; wear to the barrel bands, bolt body, and buttplate. With areas of brown toning, especially to the trigger guard and magazine floorplate. Handguard is missing. Wood shows evidence of sanding, reshaping to underside of the buttstock. Left side of the forend has been repaired with wood putty and wood shows general marks from military use. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair with visible rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Swedish Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #115478, 6.5x55mm cal., 29.25" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight with attached hood. The issue rear sight leaf has been replaced with a dial adjusted type with "U"-notched groove, marked "SM/SIKTE/ASY/ram", graduated to 700 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and brown leather sling. Sling is stamped "D.M.G.G.F. 1955" and is in very good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked with a crowned Swedish crest over "CARL GUSTAFS STADS/GEVARSFAKTORI./1902". Brass disc identifying bore and throat wear and range plate have been removed from right side of the buttstock. Matching numbers, except for replacement rear sight leaf. No visible import marks. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90% blue, with wear primarily to the floorplate and buttplate. Barrel finish shows moderate toning. There is old cosmoline on the bolt. Wood with scattered mostly light handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.:$400-$600. (C&R)

Greek M1903 Mannlicher Schoenauer Bolt Action Rifle, #938A, 6.5x54mm cal., 28.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and hand guard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is present. Top of the receiver ring is marked with crowned Greek crest over "YI 1903". There is a small Greek St George proof stamp on the left side. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "STEYR 1906". Condition overall is fair to good. Metal has been cleaned, now mostly gray mixed with areas of brown patina and traces of original finish. There are areas of pitting to the rear barrel band , receiver, and especially to the magazine floorplate, trigger guard, and buttplate. Wood has been sanded and varnish was applied over old dents and scratches. There is a crack and repairs to the buttstock and dark stains to right side of the forend. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates poor, rifling is still visible. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Turkish Model 1935 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3749, 8x57mm cal., 23.75" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is present; screw stem has been removed. Also includes a black leather sling, in fair condition, showing age and wear. Rifle has been modified from a German GEW 88 Commission rifle. Top of receiver ring is marked "TC/(Turkish crest)/AS.FA/ANKARA/1935". Left side of the receiver rail with partially visible "GEW.88". Rear barrel band stamped with German regimental markings. Matching numbers on rear sight assembly. Trigger guard is numbered but does not match. Turkish numbers stamped on bolt assembly. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% thinning and toning blue. Most of the wear occurs on the barrel bands, magazine, and buttplate. There are small cracks to the top of the stock wrist, behind the receiver tang. Wood is otherwise very good, showing handling marks and a few bruises. Action operates smoothly. Bore with good rifling. Est.: $300-$450. (Antique)

Soviet M44 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Carbine with Folding Bayonet, #44-2673, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 20.25" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Includes bayonet and cleaning rod. Bayonet operates and locks into place smoothly. Top of the barrel shank is stamped with "(Soviet crest)/1944r/NE7949/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)". Matching visible numbers. Importer applied serial number and information on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 97% arsenal refinished blue. Wood with scattered handling marks and some areas of flaking to the varnish finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$450. (C&R)

Oberndorf byf 44 Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #21184d, 8x57mm cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock and handguard, cupped buttplate, inverted-"V" front sight with modern production hood, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a modern replacement steel cleaning rod and an original dark brown leather Israeli sling. Sling is in good used condition, showing age and wear. Top of the receiver ring is marked "(eagle) 135/byf/44" with a Nazi eagle firing proof on the left side, and an "(eagle) 135" stamp on the right side. Barrel is stamped on the right side "44D", with a Nazi eagle firing proof on the left side. There is a single "WaA135" stamp on right side of the buttstock. Matching numbers on the floorplate/trigger guard. Other numbers do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, approx. 90% reblued finish remains, with rust patina on the floorplate. There are a few putty repairs to tip of the forend, with a few small chips to the right side. Wood has been sanded and stained over old handling marks, now in otherwise good condition. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R)

Swiss K31 Straight Pull Rifle, #801838, 7.5x55mm cal., 26" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes one 6-round blued steel magazine, leather Swiss sling, and muzzle cover. Sling is in good condition, showing age and wear. Top of the receiver ring and right side of the buttstock are marked with a Swiss cross. Matching numbers. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning and toning blue. Wood with scattered mostly moderate dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Swiss Model 1911 Schmidt-Rubin Straight Pull Rifle, #399528, 7.5x55mm cal., 30.7" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a 6-round blued steel magazine. Buttplate and screws are missing. Top of the receiver ring and right side of the buttstock marked with a Swiss cross. Matching numbers on the barrel and magazine. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85% blue. Wear to rear of the receiver accounts for much of the finish loss. Wood with scattered mostly moderate impressions and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Antique Dutch M1871/88 Beaumont-Vitali Bolt Action Rifle, #1308, 11x52Rmm cal., 32.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1800 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod. Left side of the receiver is marked "P.STEVENS/MAASTRICHT", with inspection marks and the date "1876"on the barrel shank. Roundel on the right side of the buttstock is clear and reads "MAASTRICHT/(Crown)W/1876". Matching part numbers (C61) on receiver and bolt assembly. Condition overall is good. Metal with a mottled light brown appearance that also shows areas of varnish that is now flaking. Varnish was also applied over old handling marks on the stock and the wood is now in good condition. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent with well defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Swiss Model 1869 Vetterli Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #55368, .41 Swiss Rimfire cal., 33.1" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock with checkered forend, blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod and black leather sling, both are in good condition. Also included is a socket bayonet with 20" blade, 23" overall. There are inspection stamps on the shoulder and #190 is stamped on the socket. In good condition, showing cleaning and polishing, locks on and dismounts smoothly from the rifle. Rifle is marked "SOC. IND. SUISSE (Swiss cross) SYST.VETTERLIN" on left side of the receiver. Floorplate with matching serial number. Rifle is in good condition, metal has worn to gray, with scattered spots of pitting and rust patina. Wood with some areas of dark staining, general dents and scratches. Action and loading gate operate smoothly. Bore rates fair, with areas of visible rust and frosting, rifling is visible. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Antique Portuguese M1886/89 Mauser Kropatschek Bolt Action Rifle, #P368, 8mm Kropatchek cal., 32.5"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and hand guard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1750 meters. Steel cleaning rod is present. Includes a black leather sling, in good used condition. Left side of the receiver is marked "CE.W.F.G.STEYR/1886" and with the cipher of the Portuguese Monarch "(Crown)L.Io." for King Louis I. Matching numbered barrel. Other numbered parts do not match. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 60%-65% blue, showing general wear and patina, with rust to the rear sling swivel. Wood is fair, with a crack to the underside of the forend, and to top of the wrist behind the receiver tang. Handguard fits poorly and is turned up at the front. Otherwise, showing expected age and use marks to the darkened finish. Action and magazine cut off operate smoothly, but the safety lever is jammed in the fire position and will not operate. Bore is fair with visible rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Finnish M28 Civil Guard Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #S64237, 7.62x54R cal., 27" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard with spliced forend, blade front sight with protectors, and Konovalov rear sight with "U"-notched groove, original arshini numbers have been barred out and sight has been regraduated to 850 meters. Steel cleaning rod is present. Includes brown leather sling with boxed "SA" stamp, in good used condition, only one leather collar is present. Top of the SIG made barrel is stamped "SY"(Suojeluskuntain Yliesikunta) for the Finnish Civil Guard. Hexagonal receiver is unmarked. Matching numbered bolt. Old numbers have been barred out on magazine floorplate. Import stamped on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% blue, showing some thinning and toning. Most of the wear occurs on muzzle, magazine, and buttplate. Wood is very good with light handling marks. There is a chip missing from the top of the wrist behind the receiver tang, and an "X" has been carved into the underside of the forend. Action operates smoothly. Muzzle has been counterbored, bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Soviet M91/30 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #GK4786, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 29" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is missing. Top of the barrel shank is marked with faint "(Soviet crest)" over "1944r/GK4786/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)". An old number has been barred out on the left side. Matching numbered buttplate, other numbered parts do not match. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is about fair, retaining approx. 50%-60% blue, showing considerable age and wear. Bolt assembly is good with a few spots of patina. Wood is in poor condition with overall dents and scratches, with a few newer chips missing from the left side. Additionally, there is a crack through the stock wrist and a break to top of the handguard. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark, pitted, and has fair worn rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

1910 Dated Unit Marked DWM P.08 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1094c, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, bright frame, gold colored barrel and receiver, replacement wood backed gray marbled composite grips, inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with small "V"-notched groove, no stock lug or grip safety. Includes one unnumbed aluminum based magazine. Base has had the serial numbered removed, only the "d" suffix is visible, with "+" and "(eagle/24?)" below. Pistol is marked "DWM" on toggle with "1910" date on top of chamber. Right side of receiver with two "(crown)/script letter" military proofs and test fire proof mark. Front grip strap is unit marked "R.M.G. 103.4" (Machine Gun Regiment). Parts with visible numbers are matching, (excluding the magazine). Condition is good, frame and toggle having been cleaned to bare gray metal, with scattered spots of darkening and some light rust patina. Approx. 85% of the applied gold colored finish remains on the barrel and receiver. Small parts have been refinished and now have an iridescent appearance. Factory lettering and proof marks are legible.Grips are excellent. Action and hold open function properly. Bore shows general mild etching and frosting; rifling is about good overall. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Deutsche Werke AG Pocket Automatic (Ortgies Patent) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #106546, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, smooth hard wood two-piece "Couchant Cat" medallion grips, low-profile blade front sight, fixed "V"-notch rear sight, no magazine. Factory markings are clear, with German "(crown)/N" proof on the right side of the frame and "GERMANY" on the underside of the barrel. No visible import marks. Mfgd circa 1921-1924. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% factory finish, showing areas of holster wear, and some over cleaning on the left side of the slide showing bare metal, other areas of light surface erosion and scratches from aggressive cleaning. Grips are in very good condition with indentations and smoothing, displaying sharp medallions on both panels. Action functions well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Mauser Model 1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #435540, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, one-piece checkered hardwood grip, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one magazine with Mauser logo on the floorplate. Pistol is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.-G.OBERNDORF A.N./MAUSERS PATENT" on left side of the slide and "MAUSER-7,65" on the right side. Left side frame with MAUSER logo. Matching numbers on the frame and slide. Condition overall is fair to good, retaining approx. 40%-45% thinning and toning blue, with areas of pitting to both sides of the slide. Grip with general handling marks and wear to the checking on the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair and is dark, rifling is clearly visible and rates about good overall. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Brazilian Contract Smith & Wesson Model of 1917 .45 Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #208425, .45 ACP cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, lanyard ring, 5-screw frame, half-round blade front and fixed square notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Factory markings are clear, with a crisp Brazilian National Crest on the right side of the frame, dated 1937. Import marked on the left side of the grip frame, under the panel. Matching serial numbers on the cylinder, barrel, and frame. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 84%-86% thinning factory finish, showing moderate wear at the muzzle, light to moderate scattered spots of surface rust and corrosion. Top strap shows heavier rust due to poor storage. Trigger and hammer display muted color case hardening. Grips are in good condition, with dents and impressions consistent with service use and wear around the bases. Action fuctions well. Bore is good, with scattered light corrosion and defined rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Colt New Service U. S. Army Model 1909 Double Action Revolver, #31214, .45 Colt cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with lanyard ring, blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sight, with a fire blue hammer and trigger. Marked with "R.A.C." (Rinaldo Carr) proofs at the right rear of the frame and rear of cylinder, "F.B." (Major Frank Baker) at the top right of the frame, "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the underside of the barrel. Butt is marked, "U.S. ARMY MODEL 1909". There is a partial "(Rampant Colt)" at the left rear of the frame. Mfgd 1911. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory finish, with scattered mild surface erosion, general handling marks. Hammer and trigger display muted fire blued finish, brighter on the trigger. Grips are in good condition, showing smoothing of the checkering, with impressions and a couple deeper dents on the left panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good, with light erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Swedish Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #85920, .380 ACP cal., 5"barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips embossed with crowned Husqvarna logos on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and lanyard ring. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Pistol is marked "HUSQVARNA VAPENFABRIKS AKTIEBOLAG" on left side of the slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine as arsenal refurbished, retaining approx. 92%-94% blue, with high point edgewear, and areas of patina to the slide. Left grip is very good, showing typical light handling marks. Right side grip shows a little more wear at the top and fine cracks around the grip screw. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Unique Belgian Bulldog Revolver, #12, .44 cal., 4.25" octagon to round heavy cannon barrel, blue finish, checkered hardwood two-piece grips with lanyard ring, blade front sight, and fixed "U"-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Belgian proofs and acceptance marks on the right side of the frame and barrel, marked with "(crown)/MF" at the lower left frame. Mfgd late 19th-Early 20th century. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% blue, with wear at the muzzle and along some of the edges. Cylinder shows leading edgewear and finish loss around the flutes. Trigger and hammer display silvered color case hardened finish. Grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action is not working and the hammer will not hold in any position. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. The "MF" over crown is likely for Max Fliegenschmidt, who manufactured Belgian copies of British Bulldogs in the 1890s-early 1900s. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Scarce Dutch Police Kobold Double Action Service Revolver, #337, 9.4 Dutch cal., 3.5" octagon barrel, blue finish, checkered hardwood two-piece grips with lanyard ring, dovetailed blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sight. This revolver features a 5-shot unfluted cylinder and unusual cylinder block safety on the left side of the frame. Marked "HAAG-AMSTERDAM ARNHEM" on the left barrel flat and "NED WAPENMAGAZIJN-HAARLEM" on the right, with Belgian proofs on the cylinder, and "337" on left side of the frame. Mfgd circa 1890s-early 1900s. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining traces of thinning original finish on the barrel and frame, with wear at the muzzle, scattered small spots of surface erosion, and edgewear. Cylinder displays a mixture of light and dark patina, marked "2(arrow)1". Grip frame and trigger guard have drifted to gray. Hammer and trigger show silvered color case hardening. Grips show heavy wear with dents and smoothing of the checkering. Action functions well. Bore is dark with moderate erosion and visible rifling. Markings on the barrel flats are marked by the Dutch retailer. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Webley WG Army Model Double Action Revolver, #14711, .455/476 cal., 6" flat sided barrel, blued finish with bright hammer, trigger, and cam mechanism; checkered flared walnut grips, silver blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop. Left side of the frame marked "WEBLEY PATENTS" with a "(Winged Bullet) W&S" trademark logo. Left side of the barrel strap is marked "WG" ARMY MODEL" with a dual caliber stamp "455/476" forward of the cam. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70% blue, with overall scratching. Right grip had a chip missing from the front edge that was period repaired with a different piece of wood. Otherwise, grips show general handling marks and wear to the checkering. Action locks up and cycles smoothly, but the ejector is not working. Bore shows stubborn powder fouling, rifling is clearly defined and rates good overall. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Webley WG Army Double Action Revolver, #4607, .45 ACP cal., 7.5" flat sided barrel, blued finish with bright hammer, trigger, and cam mechanism; checkered walnut grips, pinned blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, with swiveling lanyard loop. Left side of the frame marked "WEBLEY PATENTS" with a "(Winged Bullet)/W&S" trademark logo. Left side of the barrel is stamped with a crowned "BV" view stamp. No other markings except serial number. Barrel is numbered but does not match. Revolver was importer converted to .45 ACP cal. by machining off the rear of the cylinder. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70% blue, showing general flaking, and patina. Grips appear to be period replacements and have been reshaped along the lower outside edge, now with general handling marks and flattening to the checkering detail. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore and chambers have some scattered spots of patina, rifling is good. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

British Third Pattern Fairbairn Sykes Commando Knife with Sheath, 6.5" double edged blued blade, 11.25" overall, oval crossguard, ringed alloy copper plated grip with flat pommel. Marked with a "(Broad Arrow) 13"inspection stamp on the lower grip and with a "2" mold mark on the upper grip. Condition is good, the point and sides of the blade have been honed to a sharp edge. Now showing scratches, toning, and a few small spots of patina. Handle has a worn spot with two small dents behind the crossguard, otherwise good with light wear and toning. The blade and crossguard fit tightly. Brown leather sheath has four securing tabs, copper rivets, and a blackened brass locket. Sheath is fair, showing general age and wear. Elastic strap is missing above the belt slots and the hanger shows wear and finish loss. Torn on the right side and the body has impressions and handling marks. Est.: $200-$300.

Argentine Model 1927 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #50083, 11.25mm (.45 ACP) cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered plastic grips, blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight, with one newer production blued steel magazine that has two holes in the base for a rubber pad. Receiver is marked "P" on the left side and "50083" on the right side. Slide is marked "D.G.F.M. (F.M.A.P.)" on the left side and "SIST. COLT. CAL. 11.25 mm MOD. 1927 on the right side". Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and slide. C.A.I. import mark on right side of the receiver. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-55% blue, with wear mostly on the grip area and the sides of the slide. Grips show wear, with scratches and some smoothing of the checkering. Action works properly. Bore is good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines & Holster, #HA743, 7.62x25mm cal., 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips embossed with five pointed stars surrounded by "CCCP" on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and lanyard loop. Magazine #1 has a gray phosphate finish and is stamped with a matching number "HA743", in fair condition showing with wear and patina. Magazine #2 has a blued finish and is stamped with a mismatched number "2689", in very good condition, with toning to the finish. Both magazines have lanyard loops on their base plates. Brown leather Soviet holster is unmarked under the flap. Condition is fair with cuts to the leather, showing general age and wear, all stitching and fittings are intact. Pistol is marked "HA743(five pointed star)1941" on left side of the frame and on top of the slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fair, retaining approx. 30% thinning and toning blue, now with a mottled appearance, showing general light pitting. There is a damaged area to the bottom right side of the slide, that has been repaired by welding and filing. Grips are good, showing wear and handling marks. Slide opens smoothly but returns slowly into battery, slide stop will not lock into place and hold open. Bore rates fair with darkening in the grooves, rifling is visible. Est.:$500-$700. (C&R)

Mauser C96 Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #661529, .30 Mauser cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Lanyard ring on the butt is a modern replacement. Pistol is faintly marked "WAFFENFABRIK /MAUSER/OBERNDORF" on top of the chamber. Marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER/OBERNDORF/A.NECKAR" on right side of the frame, with "MAUSER" logo on the left side. Visible numbered parts are matching. Import marked on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is fair, retaining approx. 30%-35% thinning and toning blue mixed with patina, and general light pitting to the metal. Grips are fair, showing heavy wear and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair with worn rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Waffenwerke Brunn dou 45 Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #61e, 8x57mm cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock and handguard, cupped buttplate, inverted-"V" front sight with attached hood, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a dark brown leather Israeli sling, in good used condition. No cleaning rod. Top of the receiver ring is marked "WaA 380/Mod.98/dou.45". Barrel stamped with partially visible "HP" code and firing proof with swastika defaced by a center punch. Matching numbered trigger guard. Other numbers do not match. Import marked on left side of the barrel. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 92% of its reblued finish, showing areas of thinning and toning. Wood is lightly sanded. There are two 2.5" delamination cracks to left side of the buttstock, and other moderate handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Floorplate has been filed and the bolt will close on an empty chamber. Bore is good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

FN Columbian Model 1930 (Model 1950) Mauser Bolt Action Short Rifle, #05309, .30-06 cal., 23.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a brown leather sling, in good used condition. No cleaning rod. Rifle was arsenal converted to .30-06 cal. and is marked ".30" on the rear receiver bridge. Front of the receiver has been relieved to accommodate the longer .30-06 cartridge. Top of the receiver ring is marked with the Columbian crest surrounded by "COLOMBIA FUERZAS MILITARES" and the left side receiver rail is marked "FAB.NAT.DARMES de GUERRE/HERSTAL-BELGIQUE". Matching numbered bolt. There is no number stamped on the stock as it is probably a contemporary replacement. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, almost all of the bluing has worn or been cleaned from the metal, and most parts show toning, and patina. There are dents to the toe of the buttplate. Wood is good with general marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Antique Japanese Type 18 Murata Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #90165, 11mm Murata cal., 32.25" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1400 meters. Steel cleaning rod is present. Left side of the receiver is marked with Japanese characters that read "Imperial Japanese Murata Rifle" and "Tokyo Artillery Arsenal Small Arms Factory". Right side with Japanese characters for "Meiji 1 8 Year". Top of the receiver with intact Mum. Matching numbers on the barrel and bayonet mount, other numbered parts do not match. Condition overall is good, with the metal mostly toned brown, with patina to the receiver, and some areas of pitting to the barrel along the wood line. Wood is fair, with a crack to the top of the wrist behind the receiver tang, chips missing from both sides of the barrel channel, and a repaired crack to the toe of the buttstock. Otherwise, showing typical marks associated with age and military use. Action operates smoothly but the extractor is missing. Bore with scattered dark spots, rifling is good. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Rare French MAS 36 LG48 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #FH74826, 7.5x54mm cal., 23" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock and hand guard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight, graduated to 1200 meters. Original bayonet is in very good condition and locks into place smoothly. Includes a brown leather French sling, in good used condition. Left side of the receiver is marked "MAS MLE 1936" and stamped "EBG" on left side of the receiver ring. "7" is marked on right side of the buttstock. Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Rifle was French arsenal converted into its present configuration by fitting an adjustable sleeve over the barrel, attaching a launcher sight, and new nose cap assembly. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% toning parkerized finish, showing some edgewear, handling marks to the trigger guard and magazine, and patina to the buttplate. Wood is about good, with bruises and handling marks, especially to right side of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is heavily greased but appears to be in at least very good condition. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Italian Model 1891 Carcano Bolt Action Carbine, #T6274, 6.5x52mm cal., 17.7" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable leaf rear sight with wide "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and leather Italian sling. Sling is stamped with two boxed Finnish "SA" property stamps and is in good used condition, showing age and wear. Top of the barrel shank is marked "BRESCIA" and the right side is dated "1916". Matching numbered buttstock, bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50% thinning and toning blue. Stock is good showing general bruises and handling marks to the darkened finish. Handguard is fair, with a crack to the top, forward of the rear sight. Action operates smoothly. Bore shows frosting but may clean better, rifling is good. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Antique Shortened Dutch M1871/88 Beaumont-Vitali Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, 11x52Rmm cal., 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, dovetailed blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 700 meters. Tip of the steel cleaning rod is broken off. Left side of the receiver is marked "P.STEVENS/MAASTRICHT", with inspection marks and dated "1874" on the barrel shank. There are no markings on the buttstock. Matching part numbers (Z442) on the receiver and bolt assembly. Condition overall is good. Metal shows general thinning and brown toning. Except the barrel, which retains much of the blued finish. Wood is good, showing applied varnish, handling marks, and scratches. Action operates smoothly. There is an area of fouling at the chamber that may clean better, otherwise the bore rates good with defined rifling. Rifle was possibly shortened by the Dutch military for use in the East Indies. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Spanish Model 1895 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #E2963, 7x57mm cal., 17.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1400 meters. Includes a black leather sling, in fair used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked "(Spanish crown)FABRICA DE ARMAS/OVIEDO/1912". Matching numbers on the trigger guard, magazine floorplate, and rear sight. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 70% blue, balance shows dark toning. Bolt assembly has toned to gray. Wood is good with bruises and handling marks, especially to left side of the wrist and right side of the forend. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair with visible rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Antique Colt Model 1883 Hammerless Side-by-Side Shotgun, #2498, 12 ga., 27-1/8" solid rib Damascus barrels have double underlug plus a dolls head extension for lockup, and feature 2-3/4" chambers, with Mod and Cyl chokes. Boxlock action features double triggers and the receiver has minimal engraving. Splinter forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are "B" grade American walnut, with very worn checkering and an original Rampant Colt buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14" x 2" x 3-3/4". Mfgd 1887. Condition is good but very well used. Gun shows extensive field use, with resultant marks to the wood and wear to checkering. Action still locks tight however, and boxlock seems to function correctly. Breechface closes tight and the bores are bright but show evidence of past pitting. This gun is a survivor. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Marlin Model 19-S Grade A Slide Action Shotgun, #A9534, 12 ga., 28" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol grip stock and forend, brass bead front sight, milled receiver top, and exposed hammer. Mfgd circa 1906-07. Shotgun is in fair overall condition, retaining approx. 20%-25% thinning blue finish, with the remainder going to dark patina, showing areas of light erosion. Underside of the barrel shows a 7" section of moderate to heavy surface rust due to poor storage. Stock is in good condition with scrapes, scratches, and dents, ending with a ribbed hard rubber Marlin buttplate, providing a 13.75" LOP. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is poor, with erosion, and 3" of moderate surface rust at the muzzle. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Browning Auto-5 "Light 12" Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #8G32325, 12 ga., 27-1/2" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Mod. The action is the standard version originally improved. Slender, finger-groove forend and round knob long tang (RKLT) pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished "B" grade walnut, with hand checkering at 22 LPI, and an original "FN/Browning Automatic" buttplate. Mfgd in Belgium, in 1958. Condition is very good, with moderate handling marks to wood and nominal wear to the action, which closes very tight and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Crescent Firearms Kleen Kutter Single Shot Shotgun, #A2530, 12 ga., 30" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend, hard rubber Simmons Hardware grip cap, brass bead front sight, exposed hammer, and tang safety. Left side of the receiver is marked "KK". Mfgd circa 1920s. Shotgun is in good overall condition, with the metal surfaces going to gray patina, with indentations and light surface erosion along the barrel. Receiver shows edgewear and some erosion. Factory markings are clear. Stock with general indentations and scrapes, ending with a hard rubber Simmons buttplate, providing a 14.1" LOP. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is good with minor erosion. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Harrington & Richardson Topper Model 58 Single Shot Shotgun, #AM238555, 20 ga., 28" barrel with a 3" chamber and Full choke, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth hardwood pistol grip stock and semi-beavertail forend, brass bead front sight, exposed hammer, extractor, and plastic trigger guard. Buttstock ends with a ribbed plastic buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Shotgun is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish on the barrel with minor handling marks. Receiver displays vivid color case hardened finish. Stock is in excellent condition with only small handling marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is near excellent. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern)

New England Firearms Pardner Model SB1 Single Shot Shotgun, #NM384826, 12 ga., 24" barrel with a 3.5" chamber and Full choke, blue and matte black finish, smooth camo synthetic pistol grip stock with a semi-beavertail forend, brass bead front sight, exposed hammer, extractor, and plastic trigger guard. Buttstock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 14.25" LOP. Shotgun is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish on the barrel with minor handling marks. Stock is in excellent condition with only small handling marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is excellent. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern)

Winchester Model SXP Upland Field Slide Action Shotgun, #TR161255YZSP, 12 ga., 28" vent rib barrel with 3" chamber and screw-in IM choke tube, blue finish on the barrel and French Gray receiver, machine engraved with game scenes, checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forend. Buttstock ends with a solid rubber recoil pad, providing a 14" LOP. With red fiber optic front sight. Includes factory box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, four (4) choke tubes (Mod, IC, Cyl, Full), and associated packaging materials. Shotgun is in excellent overall condition, appearing as new in the factory box. Barrel retains 99% factory finish. Stock has only a few light storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Mossberg Model 500 Slide Action Shotgun, #V0141382, 12 ga., 18.5" barrel with brass bead front sight, 3" chamber, Cyl. bore, blue finish, plastic trigger guard, black plastic pistol grip stock and forend. Includes a black plastic pistol grip and installation hardware. Condition is excellent. Metal surfaces and stock show minor handing marks. Stock is fitted with a vented recoil pad and a Mossberg factory sticker is still present on the left side. Crisp action, bright bore, showing little evidence of use. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Mossberg 500A Slide Action Shotgun, #P802401, 12 ga., 18.5" barrel with Cylinder choke, 13.75" ventilated heat shield, blue finish, TacStar Industries 6-rd. side saddle, black plastic pistol grip stock and forend. Condition is very good. There light handling marks and freckling to the metal surfaces. Stock with light scuffs. Action is crisp with a bright bore. This shotgun appears to have been fired very little but displays storage related cosmetic blemishes. Est.: $200-300. (Modern)

Orhtos Arms Raider S4 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #663-H24YT-3973, 12 ga., 3" chamber, 18.5" ported round barrel, aluminum receiver, "Rattle Can Cerakote" finish, bronze color bolt and trigger, carbon fiber adjustable comb stock with "Shock Force" recoil system, 13.25 LOP, 8" hand guard with hand stops, pistol grip, ghost ring rear sight, working LED fiber optic front sight, 5.5" receiver mounted picatinny rail, QD sling mounts, oversized controls, 7-round extended magazine tube for 2.75" shells and 6-round for 3" shells, Benelli style Cyl. choke. Made in Turkey. Condition is excellent with only minor handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright. Includes factory owners manual. Stock has been permanently modified to the fixed position and will not adjust. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Kel-Tec KSG Bullpup Slide Action Shotgun, #24X3G97, 12 ga., 18.5" barrels with 3" chamber, parkerized finish, pistol grip OD green bullpup style chassis with rubber ventilated recoil pad, 12" forward mounted Picatinny rail, 26.1" OAL. Shotgun is in excellent condition. Metal surfaces and stock have intermittent light handling marks. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is bright but does have some light fouling/residue. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Carl Walther Colt M4 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #BP032526, .22 cal., 17.5" barrel including bird cage muzzle device, black anodized receiver with black phosphate barrel, 5-position adjustable stock, 6" plastic handguard, black plastic checkered pistol grip, and A2 front/rear sights. Mfgd by Carl Walther, Germany, and imported by Umarex USA. Includes three (3) 10-round magazines, warranty card, misc. advertisements, small tools, and cable lock. Condition is excellent, appearing unfired. Bolt face is clean and there is no fouling on the brass deflector. There are light marks from storage and the buffer tube has a light a scratch where the stock has been extended. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

M16/AR15 Complete Upper Receiver, 5.56 cal., 20" pencil profile barrel with 1:12 twist, A1 upper, A1 front sight, AR15 style bolt carrier and bolt, charging handle, 12" smooth plastic handguards with aluminum heat shield and DTA Mil/Brake. Upper receiver is only marked with "VP" inside a triangle on the right side, just above the top right corner of the ejection port. The barrel has a "MP" proof on the left by the sight base. Just forward of that on the underside of the barrel there is an "S" and a "12". There are no markings on the bolt carrier, bolt, charging handle or handguards. Overall condition is near excellent with only minor handling marks. There is an approx. .75" grind mark on the underside of the carrying handle, straddling the accessory hole. Underside of right handguard has a small area of orange color, possibly from a piece of tape being removed. Barrel is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600.

Benjamin Marauder Model BP1764 PCP Air Rifle, # 017120299, .177 cal., 26" barrel with blued finish. Checkered one-piece pistol grip hardwood stock with adjustable comb and rubber recoil pad. Topped with a Bushnell Elite 6-24x40mm rifle scope with Mil-Dot reticle. Optics are clear and click adjustments turn freely. Rifle magazine is not included. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Metal surfaces show light handling marks and scratches. There are four 1/8" circular impressions approx. 1" to the rear of the muzzle, 2 on either side of the barrel. These are marks from screws that were used to attach a muzzle device (not included). Stock shows scattered light handling marks and scratches, both sling swivel studs are missing. A bolt has been inserted into the degassing port at the rear of the gun and there is no degassing tool included. Action operates smoothly, but the rifle has not been test fired. Est.: $400-$600.

Walther CP5 Rapid Fire Semi-Automatic CO2 Air Pistol, #01100, .177 cal., 12" barrel, blued finish, hardwood grips, electronic trigger, with target sights (front sight post is missing). Includes two (2) air tanks, two (2) magazines, tool for removing air tank, misc. small parts, factory Styrofoam shipping container, and outer shipping box that is missing one of the end flaps. Pistol is in near excellent condition. Metal surfaces have intermittent minor marks consistent with use and handling. Factory grips have been re-contoured, and a rough carved texture has been applied. Action operates smoothly but the pistol has not been test fired. Est.: $500-$750.

Walther CP5 Rapid Fire Semi-Automatic CO2 Air Pistol, #01279, .177 cal., 8" barrel, blued finish, hardwood target grips, electronic trigger, with target sights. Includes two (2) air tanks, two (2) magazines, tool for removing air tank, extension for grip, factory Styrofoam shipping container, and outer shipping box that is missing one of the end flaps. Pistol is in near excellent condition, with intermittent minor marks consistent with use and handling. Right grip panel and rear back panel have been lightly stippled. Action operates smoothly but the pistol has not been test fired. Est.: $500-$750.

Barry Wood Design Colt "Swing Hunter" Folding Knife with Sheath, 3.25" satin finished blade, 4.4" overall closed length, maroon linen micarta scales, stainless steel frame, with brass back spacer. Includes the original brown leather Colt belt sheath. Knife is very good+ overall condition, retaining the factory edge, with light scratching on the blade from opening and closing, and from light use. Micarta with scattered light handling marks. The unique Barry Wood designed "swing" action operates smoothly. Sheath with scattered light handling and storage marks. Est.: $300-$500.

Lot of Three (3) Folding Knives by Kansei Matsuno and Stone River Ceramics: 1.) Kansei Matsuno friction style folding knife, 2.9" blade, red/black carbon file scales, with anodized titanium liners and carry clip. In excellent unused condition. 2.) Kansei Matsuno friction style folding knife, 3" drop point blade, desert iron wood scales, with slip case. In excellent unused condition. 3.) Stone River Ceramics ZRO2 liner lock folding knife, 2.75" blade, carbon fiber frame, with carry clip. Includes cleaning cloth and care instructions. In excellent overall condition, with some minor scratching to the flat part of the blade. Est.: $400-$600/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Canal Street Cutlery NRA Edition Knives: 1.) Drop Point Hunter fixed blade knife with original black leather sheath, 3.4" blade, gray synthetic handles with NRA medallion, #021 on the bolster. Knife and sheath are in excellent condition, unused, with a few handling marks on the mirror polished bolster. 2/3.) Lockback folding knives, 3" blades are marked "Life Member", pearl scales with NRA medallion, each with "NRA Life Member" slip case. Knives are in excellent condition, with light handling marks to the bolsters. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Folding Knives by Case, Gerber, Boker, etc. 1.) Boker lockback, bolster engraved "RHB". In very condition, with light handling marks. 2.) Made in Japan Model GPI, lockback, with bear scrimshawed on the handle. In very good condition with light scratching on the bolsters. 3.) Gerber Model 200 lockback. In excellent condition. 4.) Case slipjoint fishing knife with yellow Delrin scales. In good condition, with some corrosion on the blade, near the makers mark. 5.) Gerber (Portland) Model FS-1, lockback. In very good condition, showing light scratching and handling marks to the frame. 6.) Case Model 6310 Stockman, slipjoint, mfgd 1940-1964. In very good condition. 7.) Case #5137SS Kentucky Bicentennial, slipjoint. In near excellent condition. 8.) Circa 1980s MAC (Japan), lockback hunter, with black sheath. In very good condition, with scratching to the brass bolsters. All knives retain the factory edges. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Buck Folding Knives: 1.) Model 346 Vantage, NRA edition, mfgd 2014. In excellent condition. 2.) Model 513 Classic III with scroll engraved aluminum handles, each side with the initials "R.B." In near excellent condition. 3.) Model 110 Folding Hunter, stag handles, mfgd circa 1972-1986, with original tan leather "Buck Custom" sheath. In near excellent condition, with light marks and toning to the brass bolsters. 4.) Model 110 Folding Hunter, wood handles, mfgd 1972-1986, with black leather Buck sheath. In very good+, lightly used condition. 5-6.) Model 525 Gent, American eagle handles, one with box. Both are in excellent condition. 7.) Model 525, American flag handles. In excellent condition. 8.) Model 525 Gent turquoise handle. In excellent condition. All knives retain the factory edges. Est.: $350-$500/lot.

Scarce Kershaw Model 1900 External Toggle Folding Knife, Design by G & G Hawk, 3.25" blade with built in carabiner, black skeletonized frame can be locked closed, with reversible pocket clip. This unique ambidextrous design allows for the knife to be opened using one hand. Knife is in excellent, unused condition, with only a few minor handling marks. Est.: $200-$300.

Lot of Thirty-Six (36) Swiss Army Knives, almost all are manufactured by Victorinox and are the Classic SD model with small knife blade, nail file, scissors, toothpick, and tweezers. Three (3) with lights. Featuring a wide variety of handle colors, a few with custom company branding/logos. Includes a medium sized 40th Anniversary Plaza Cutlery branded knife, new in the box. Two (2) medium sized Wenger Delemont multi-function knives. Ranging from lightly used and very good, to new condition. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot of Twenty (20) Folding and Fixed Blade Knives by SOG, Leatherman, Beretta, Benchmade, Smith & Wesson, etc. Includes a Benchmade Mel Pardue design with USA Shooting Team logo on the blade. SOG Trident, 1st Production Run Smith & Wesson with faux scrimshawed ivory handle, set of SOG throwing knives, Kit Rae throwing knives, Leatherman tool with original carry case, Leatherman Micra, Bear Ops NRA "Vigilance" folding knife, and many others, some are unbranded. Almost all are in excellent, unused condition. The most noticeable exception is the "Original Bowie Knife", which has considerable cleaned pitting on the blade. Est.: $350-$550/lot.

Early French Manurhin Walther Model PP Semi-Automatic Double Action Pistol, #19970, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blue finish, checkered composition two-piece Manurhin grips, lanyard loop, low profile blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight. Includes one 8-round Manurhin blue steel magazine with finger extension and factory hardcase. Factory markings are clear, with French proofs on the right side of the frame, slide, and barrel. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% blue, with a few spots of mild corrosion at the left side of the muzzle. Frame shows some areas of light edge wear. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt Commander Model (Pre-70 Series) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4754-LW, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions, blade front and fixed rear sights. Includes one correct Colt 7-round magazine marked "COLT .45 AUTO" on the baseplate. Mfg'd 1950, first year of production. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, with highpoint edgewear, scratches and thinning of finish on the front grip strap. There is a small scratch on the left side of the frame, near the slide stop, with correct one-line Hartford barrel address on right side of slide, lightweight alloy frame, and crisp Rampant Colt emblem on left side of slide. Walnut grips are very good. Action is crisp, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Colt MK IV Series 80 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RR08024, .380 ACP cal., 2.75" barrel, blued finish, Pachmayr "Sure-Grip" two-piece stippled black rubber grips, blade front sight, square-notched rear sight, with one 7-round Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1989. Condition is excellent overall, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with scattered light handling marks to the frame and slide. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips with only a few light handling marks. Action is smooth. Bore is bright with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger P85 MK II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #303-52908, 9mm, double/single action, 4.5" barrel, blued slide which has begun to tone to a plum color, black aluminum frame, black plastic Ruger serrated grips, ambidextrous safety/decocker, ambidextrous magazine release, with white 3-dot sights. Mfgd 1991. Includes one Mec-Gar 10-round magazine and three (3) unmarked 15-round magazines. Condition is very good showing finish wear to the decocker, rear sight, and some of the high points. Frame and slide show scattered light handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Ruger P89DC Semi-Automatic Pistol, #302-53774, 9mm cal., 4.5" barrel, stainless steel slide, matte gray aluminum alloy receiver, checkered rubber grips, white 3-dot sights, ambidextrous safety/decocking lever and magazine release. Includes three (3) 10-round Mec-Gar magazines. Mfgd 1990. Condition is excellent overall showing just light handling marks. Action is tight, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV/Series 70 Government Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70L02346, 9mm Luger cal., blue finish, 5" barrel, checkered rubber Pachmayr wraparound grips, low profile blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, with two (2) 9-round Colt blue steel magazines. Mfgd 1971. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% factory finish, with light scratches and minor marks at the muzzle. Grips are in near excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Marvel Precision 1911 .22 Conversion Unit with Hard Case and Five (5) Magazines, #HH06744, .22 LR cal., 5" match grade barrel, blue finish, with full-length rail. Slide is machined from 7075 aircraft grade aluminum, per the manufacturer. In excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ factory finish with minor storage marks, showing little use. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Includes factory hardcase with two (2) GSG 10-round blue steel, three (3) Jagemann marked composition 10-round magazines, two (2) bags of extra recoil springs and tools. Est.: $400-$600.

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver, #2K46732, .357 Mag., cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Magna grips with S&W medallions, Baughman ramped blade front and micrometer adjustable square-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, screwdriver, brush, mop, cleaning rod, Brownells replacement main spring. and associated packaging materials. Box is in fine condition with corner wear and a minor stain inside the lid. Mfgd 1972. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with light handling marks and faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are in excellent condition with fine checkering detail, showing little use. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson Model 14-3 Target Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #5K82274, .38 Spl. cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr "Gripper" grips, Patridge front and micrometer adjustable square-notch rear sight, with target hammer and trigger. Mfgd 1974. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, showing light scratches and handling marks along the barrel. Cylinder with a faint index. Grips show light soiling from use. Action is not functioning correctly and needs repair. Bore is bright with near excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 37-1 Chiefs Special Airweight 5-Shot Revolver, #BBN8557, .38 Spl. cal., 1.9" barrel, blue finish, color case hardened hammer and trigger, checkered walnut two-piece grips with S&W medallions, serrated blade front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, with only light handling marks, faint index line on the cylinder. Overall, showing little use. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Ruger MK III Target Hunter Semi-Automatic Pistol Talo Edition, #271-97952, .22 cal., 4.5" fluted heavy barrel, blued finish, Ruger checkered rosewood grips with thumbrest, red fiber optic front sight, fully adjustable target rear sight, and Tandemkros Halo charging ring. Mfgd 2011, with only 300 of this model reportedly being made. In Ruger black plastic case with six (6) 9-round magazines, 5" picatinny rail, two (2) additional red fiber optic and three (3) green fiber optic replacement sights, and cable lock. Pistol is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 98%+ of the original finish, with only minor handling marks. Grips are excellent. Pistol appears to have been fired very little. Action is tight, bore is bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #120518, .22 LR cal., 4.9" tapered barrel, blued finish, custom smooth burl wood thumbrest grips, Patridge front sight, with square-notched fixed rear sight. Includes two (2) 10-round Ruger magazines. Mfg'd 1958. Overall condition is good, showing signs of moderate handling and range use. Blued surfaces show general thinning/wear and toning. Grips are in very good condition, with light handling wear and a few small nicks. Action is smooth. Bore rates very good overall and is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Phoenix Arms Model HP22A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4211653, .22 LR cal., 5" vent rib barrel, matte silver finish, and checkered black plastic grips. This pistol features a magazine disconnect and comes with three (3) factory 10-round magazines; one with finger rest and the others with flush baseplates. Includes factory locking case with keys, cleaning brushes, oil, and lock. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, showing only light handling marks. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Smooth action and excellent bore. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 21A Bobcat Double Action Tip-Up Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BES04937V, .22 LR cal., 2.4" barrel, matte blue finish, checkered plastic Beretta grips, low profile blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with one 7-round magazine. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Beretta Model 70S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A57776Y, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece Beretta grips with left side thumbrest, low profile blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, includes two (2) unmarked 7-round blue steel magazines with finger extensions. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on the left side of the slide, import marked on the other side. Italian proofs and acceptance marks on the right side of the trigger guard. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% toning finish, with wear at the muzzle and scattered spots of mild corrosion on the slide, primarily along the top left edge. Frame shows a few spots of light corrosion and modest edge wear. Grips are excellent, showing little use. Action is crisp. Bore is near excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 39 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6848, 9mm cal., 4.1" barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, factory checkered wood grips with silver S&W medallions, long extractor, ramp front sight, and square-notched windage adjustable rear sight with white outline. Mfgd circa. 1959. Includes one 8-round factory magazine. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 96%-98% factory finish, with wear at the front of the slide and frame accounting for most of the finish loss. Otherwise, metal shows normal intermittent light marks from handling and use. Magazine base plate has faded to a gray. Grips are near excellent, checkering is sharp, right panel has several very small impressions in the wood. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chiefs Special No Dash 5-Shot Revolver, #779304, .38 Spl cal., 1.9" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with S&W medallions, added grip adapter, serrated blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, with added trigger shoe. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% factory blue, with holster wear at the muzzle and edges, with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Grips are in very good condition, with some flattening of the checkering, minor indentations, and verdi gris around the medallions. Interior of the right grip panel is stamped with the matching serial number. Action functions smoothly. Bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger SP-101 Double Action Revolver, #572-03801, .32 H&R Mag. cal., 4" barrel, stainless steel finish, Houge black rubber Monogrip, low profile blade front, and fixed square-notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1995. Revolver is in excellent condition, showing light handling marks, faint index line on the cylinder, and light carbon fouling on the forcing cone and recoil shield. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth with a tight lock up. Bore is bright with excellent rifling but does have light lead fouling in the grooves. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Police Service-Six Double Action Revolver, #162-38103, .380 Rim. cal., 4" barrel, blued, checkered black rubber Pachmayr "Gripper" finger groove grips, ramped front sight, fixed square-notched rear sight, and lanyard ring. Mfg'd 1987. Condition is very good, with approx 96% factory blue remaining. Revolver shows light marks from handling and use, scattered spots of light pitting. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips show moderate wear from handing and use. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up tight. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 22A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #UAY1105, .22 LR cal., 5.5" bull barrel, dark blue finish, black aluminum alloy frame, original two-piece black polymer grips. Pistol features a solid raised rib that is grooved for scope mounts, with integral blade front sight, adjustable square-notched rear sight, with two (2) factory 10-round magazines. In original blue plastic case with matching numbered end label and owner's manual. Condition is excellent, retaining approx.98% factory finish, with only minor handling marks. Grips show minimal wear. Action is smooth, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (Modern/PPT)

CZ Model 75B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5664K, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, black Polycoat finish, Houge black rubber finger groove grips, three-white dot sighting system, and includes two (2) unmarked 10-round blue steel magazines. In factory hard case with matching label, cleaning rod, and brush. Case label is oil stained. Mfg'd 1996. Pistol is in excellent condition with only minor handling marks, and retaining approx. 99% factory finish. Grips are excellent, screws have some light surface rust. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 92FS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BER137880Z, 9mm cal., 4.9" barrel, matte black finish, checkered plastic two-piece Beretta grips, lanyard ring, three-white dot sighting system, ambidextrous safety, and four (4) 15-round blue steel factory magazines. Includes Beretta blue plastic hardcase. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only minor handling marks. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp and operate smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Ruger Mark II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #210-61500, .22 LR cal., 4.9" tapered barrel, blued finish, Houge stippled black rubber finger groove grips, Patridge front sight, with square-notched fixed rear sight. Includes two (2) 10-round Ruger magazines. Mfg'd 1984. Overall condition is very good, showing light handling and range use, with some areas of thinning to the blued surfaces. Grips show minor handling wear. Action is smooth. Bore rates very good overall and is bright with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern/PPT)

FIE Titan II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B71088, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic FIE two-piece grips with thumb rest on the left panel, blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with three (3) 7-round magazines with finger extensions. Includes a Bianchi Ranger top snap ballistic nylon right handed belt holster and nylon magazine pouch, in near excellent condition. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish, with light handling and storage marks. Frame has toned to a plum color. Grips are near excellent. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern/PPT)

Iver Johnson Model TP Series 22 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #AE29717, .22 LR cal., 2.9" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece "owls head" wraparound grips, low profile blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, ringed hammer, hammer block safety, heel magazine release, and includes two (2) 7-round blue steel magazines with finger extensions. Mfgd circa 1982-1989. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish, with scattered light scuffs and scratches, particularly along the slide. Trigger guard shows light edgewear. Factory markings are clear. Grips are in excellent condition. Action functions well. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Standard Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #67390, .22 LR cal., 4.9" tapered barrel, blued finish, checkered plastic Ruger grips with a black eagle medallions, Patridge front sight, square-notched fixed rear sight, and includes one 9-round factory magazine. In a Eubanks Leather brown basket weave pattern holster. Mfg'd 1953. Overall condition is good, showing signs of moderate handling and range use. Blued surfaces show an overall thinning/wear and general toning. Bolt has a small area of light surface rust. Grips are in very good condition, with minor handling wear and scattered flat spots to the checkering. Action is smooth, bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Trophy Military Model 106 Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1878179, .22 L.R. cal., 6.5" fluted barrel with muzzle brake, drilled and tapped for barrel weights, high gloss blue finish, smooth walnut exaggerated target grips with rest, Patridge front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, gold factory ribbed trigger, push button take down, stippled front and rear grip straps, color case hardened magazine release, with one 10-round High Standard magazine with red plastic base. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP. / HAMDEN, CONN. U.S.A." Frame is marked "MODEL 106 / MILITARY". Mfgd 1968. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, with minor handling marks. Trigger shows moderate corrosion and loss of gold finish. Replacement target grips are in excellent condition, showing little use. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Considered the top of the line for High Standard pistols. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Woodsman 1st Series Semi-Automatic Pistol, #94969, .22 LR cal., 6.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, pinned blade front sight, drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one correct 10-round magazine, marked "COLT WOODSMAN / CAL.22 L.R." on the base. Includes a custom, period leatherette covered wooden case with black felt interior, including bore brush, tool and an additional later 10-round blue steel magazine, marked "COLT / CAL. 22 L.R." on the base. Mfgd 1935. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue, with edgewear on the frame and slide, front and backstrap drifting to gray. Grips are fine, with sharp checkering detail, and an added coat of varnish. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Case is in very good condition with exposed edges and corners, showing wear and age on the exterior. Interior with impressions and light soiling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Huntsman Semi-Automatic Pistol, #170127-C, .22 LR cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, serrated blade front sight (pink nail polish added), drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one 10-round blue steel Colt magazine. Mfgd 1966. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with modest wear at the muzzle, and scattered light handling marks. Grips are in near excellent condition, with minor indentations and storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Targetsman Semi-Automatic Pistol, #307587S, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered Coltwood two-piece grips, serrated blade front sight, and adjustable square-notch rear sights, with one 10-round Colt magazine. Mfgd 1976. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle, and intermittent minor handling marks. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Challenger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #65315-C, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece Colt grips, serrated blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with two (2) 10-round Colt magazines. Mfgd 1953. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% blue, with scattered light scratches, and edgewear, with thinning to the front and backstrap. Factory markings are clear. Grips with flea bite nicks at the bases and a small mar on the right panel. Action functions well. Bore is very good, with some areas of visible light frosting, and defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-38 Combat Masterpiece (Pre-Model 15) Double Action Revolver, #K257276, .38 Spl. cal., 4" pinned barrel, bright blue finish, diamond center checkered walnut two-piece Magna grips with S&W medallions, Baughman ramped blade front sight, adjustable micrometer click square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and factory ribbed trigger. All matching visible serial numbers. Mfgd 1956. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Leading edge of the cylinder shows minor wear and a faint index line at the rear. Factory markings are crisp. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail, matching serial number is stamped in the interior of the right panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Type II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #97639, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel, no finish, factory early style checkered two-piece hard rubber grips, half-moon blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight. Standard markings for this model are correct. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Mfgd 1910. Pistol is fair to good overall, no finish remains, now an even gray color across the metal surfaces, mixed with areas of mild patina. Factory marking are clear. Grips are very good, showing moderate age and handling wear, no chips, or cracks. Action is crisp and functions properly. Bore is fair to good, with visible rifling, and scattered areas of light erosion. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Three-Digit Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #921, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, checkered two-piece walnut grips with silver Colt medallions, fixed blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight. Standard markings for this early model are correct. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine and one modern unmarked magazine. Mfgd 1908. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 40% blue, mainly on the right side, balance has gone to gray, showing scattered pinprick pitting. Factory markings are visible. Later replacement factory grips show moderate signs of age and handling wear. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is bright throughout with very good, defined rifling. the action crisp & the bore/rifling are near fine. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Savage Model 1917 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #19412B, .380 ACP cal., 4.3" barrel, blue finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber "Savage Quality" marked trapezoidal grips, blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, color case hardened trigger and magazine release, with two (2) 9-round blue steel magazines. Both magazines are marked ".380 CAL." on the side. Mfgd 1921. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% factory blue, with wear at the muzzle and edges, scattered light scratches and handling marks. Trigger and magazine release display muted color case hardened finish. Grips are in very good condition, showing smoothing and light scratches with sharp "SAVAGE QUALITY" detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 51 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PA62445, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Remington UMC grips, low profile blade front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight, with one 7-round blue steel magazine. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, intermittent scratches and thinning finish on the slide and frame. Safety and magazine release display muted nitre blue finish. Grips with some smoothing of the checkering and soiling. Action is slightly stiff and would benefit from thorough cleaning. Bore rates fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Remington Model 51 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PA37003, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "REMINGTON/UMC" logos on each side, low profile blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with square-notched groove. Includes one blued steel magazine, marked "380 CAL". Pistol is marked "THE REMINGTON ARMS UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO.INC./REMINGTON ILION WKS.ILION.NY.U.S.A. PEDERSONS PATENTS PENDING" on top of the grooved slide, with "Remington/TRADE MARK" on right side of the frame. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85%-87% blue, showing wear and scratches to left side of the slide, and toning to the grip straps. There is a dent to the slide below the ejection port. Grips are very good, showing normal light handling wear, particularly to the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model of 1905 Military & Police (4th Change) Double Action Revolver, #363518, .38 Spl. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut diamond center two-piece grips, color case hardened hammer and trigger, blade front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Mfgd circa early 1920s. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% flaking factory finish, with minor marks along the barrel, and edgewear. Frame shows flaking finish, worse on the right side, with areas of surface erosion. Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardening. Grips with sharp checkering detail, light indentations at the base, and the matching serial number written on the interior of the right panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with some light frosting, and clear rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Colt Pocket Positive First Issue Double Action Revolver, #96413, .32 Police cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, factory checkered two-piece hard rubber Colt grips, fixed half-moon blade front sight, and notched rear sight. Standard markings for this model are correct. Mfgd 1920. Revolver is in good overall condition, as uncleaned, retaining approx. 35% original finish, balance gone to a dark brown patina, with scattered areas of pinprick pitting. Markings are clear. Grips show moderate handling wear and there is an old chip to the lower front bottom of the left panel. Action functions well. Bore with intermittent spots of mild erosion and very good, defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Post-War Colt Official Police Double Action Heavy Barrel Revolver, #523644, .38 Spl. cal., 6" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered rubber Pachmayr "Gripper" two-piece combat grips, serrated blade front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Mfgd 1949. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-95% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and light scratches along the barrel. Frame shows edgewear and a spot of fine pin prick pitting on the right side, behind the recoil shield. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are very good and would benefit from cleaning. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore with crisp rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Type I Semi-Automatic Pistol, #22680, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, factory early style checkered two-piece hard rubber grips, half-moon blade front sight, and "U"-notched rear sight. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Standard markings for this model are correct. Mfgd 1905. Pistol is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% original high polish blue, showing general wear and patina, front and backstrap retain little finish. Factory markings are clear. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore rates very good+ overall and is bright, with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Type III Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #17783, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, checkered hard rubber Colt grips, modified blade front sight, rear sight with small "U"-notched groove. Standard markings for this model are correct. Includes one blue steel magazine, base is marked "CAL. 380/COLT". Mfgd 1914. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90% original blue, with moderate edgewear, wear and frosting to front and backstrap. Factory markings are clear. Grips shows light handling wear. Front sight has been modified to a target style shape. Action is crisp. Bore is good, with light frosting, and defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector Third Model Revolver, #237358, .32 S&W Long cal., 3.25" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic diamond center two-piece grips, blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sights, with all matching visible serial numbers. Mfgd circa 1917-1942. Revolver is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 99% of a quality reblued finish, with only light marks. Replacement grips are in excellent condition; however do not fit well with a gap at the top and proud on the backstrap. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good, with some areas of light erosion and well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Colt New Pocket Double Action Revolver, #992, .32 Colt cal., 2.5" barrel, nickel finish with nitre blue trigger, hammer and securing screws, two-piece pearl grips, fixed blade front sight, and fixed sighting notch on the frames top strap. Left side of the barrel is marked "COLT. D.A. 32". Left side of the frame with Rampant Colt surrounded by "COLTS" and "NEW POCKET". Top of the barrel is marked in three-lines with Colts information and patent dates. Mfgd 1894. Overall condition is very good, retaining approx. 45% original finish, with the balance gone to an even gray patina, with areas of mild pitting. Nitre bluing is strong and may have been redone. There is an old chip missing from the right grip at the bottom front corner. Otherwise, both show typical signs of age. Factory lettering is clear. Action functions well. Bore with a few areas of very mild erosion, rifling is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Remington Model 51 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PA21206, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Remington UMC grips, low profile blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with one 7-round blue steel magazine. Includes an extra set of grips, in good condition, top of the right panel is broken and missing a small piece. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, and even edgewear along the slide, showing minor scratches and scattered spots of light surface erosion. Grips are in fine condition with sharp checkering detail and sharp UMC monograms, with small handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT) (Michael Strietbeck Collection)

Savage Model 1917 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #256368, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber "Savage Quality" marked trapezoidal grips, blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, color case hardened trigger and magazine release, with one 10-round unmarked magazine. Mfgd 1926. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue, showing areas of thinning, scattered scratches and handling marks. Trigger and magazine release show muted case colors. Grips are in fine condition, with sharp checkering detail and "SAVAGE QUALITY" logos with a crisp brave figure. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #62478, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt grips, low profile blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sights, including one 7-round two-tone blue steel Colt magazine. Mfgd 1922. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx 94%-95% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, scattered scratches and light edgewear. Straps show thinning finish, worse at the base of the backstrap. Factory markings are clear. Grips are fine+, showing typical light wear. Action functions well. Bore with some areas of scattered light erosion and well-defined rifling. Includes copy of Colt factory letter confirming the features, except grips which were "Not Listed", and indicating that the pistol was shipped to Shapleigh Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri on February 24, 1922, with ten guns in shipment. The consignor indicates that a new Wolff recoil spring was added. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Type IV Semi-Automatic Pistol, #489239, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, dark blued finish, mother-of-pearl two-piece grips, half-moon blade front sight, with square-notched rear sight. Standard markings for this model are correct. Includes one blued steel magazine, base is marked "CAL. 32/COLT". Mfgd 1929. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, as professionally refinished, displaying approx. 97% dark blue, with clear factory markings. Grips fit a little loosely but are in excellent overall condition. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is bright, rifling is clearly defined and rates very good+ overall. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Early Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #10555, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered steel Savage grips, color case hardened trigger, round blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, with one 10-round magazine. Mfgd 1909. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-55% thinning factory finish, drifting to gray patina, showing general areas of thinning and finish loss. Additionally, there are scattered spots of erosion and fine pin prick pitting on the right side of the frame. Trigger displays muted color case hardening. Grips are in very good condition, with a strong "SAVAGE QUALITY" Chief emblem. Action functions well. Bore is good, with areas of visible light erosion, and defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Iver Johnson Champion Model 822 8-Shot Single Action Top-Break Target Revolver, #S2056, .22 LR cal., 6" ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered hardwood oversize one-piece grip with blue steel finger rest, adjustable blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sights, polished bright hammer and trigger. Mfgd circa 1939-1947. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning finish, scratches and loss of finish along the barrel, particularly on the underside. Cylinder shows leading edgewear. Rear of the frame is drifting to plum with age. Hammer and trigger have been polished to bright white on the sides. Grips are in very good condition, with smoothing of the checkering, mars, and a larger indentation on the left side. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Early H&R Model 999 Sportsman 1st Model Double Action Top-Break Revolver, #D5957, .22 LR cal., 9-shot fluted cylinder, 6" round barrel with full-length rib, blue finish, checkered walnut oversize one-piece grip, pinned Patridge front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, finger rest trigger guard, with frame mounted firing pin. Mfgd circa 1932-33. Revolver is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% factory blue, with some edgewear, scattered scratches, marks from handling and use. There is also some light corrosion around edge of the recoil shield. Grips are in good condition, with smoothing of the checkering, indentations, and the base painted red. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Early production models used the "D" prefix until 1933 to denote double action. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

High Standard Sentinel R-101 9-Shot Double Action Revolver, #801363, .22 S-L- LR cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, aluminum alloy frame, checkered Bakelite High Standard grips, ramped blade front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Mfgd 1967. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory finish, showing general thinning and wear. Grips show a little smoothing to the checkering detail. Action functions intermittently and needs repair/adjustment. Bore is very good, showing some minor frosting and erosion, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Type I Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #67255, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel with bushing, blue finish, fire blued trigger and safety, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt grips, blade front sight, and fixed "U"-notch rear sight, with one 7-round blue steel magazine. Magazine base is marked "CAL. 32 / COLT". Mfgd 1907. Pistol is in good overall condition, with the metal surfaces having gone to an even gray patina, with areas of light erosion and fine pinprick pitting. Frame with traces of original blue finish in the protected areas, with some light rust on the front and backstrap. Trigger and safety display traces of original fire blued finish in the protected areas. Grips are in fair condition with smoothing of the checkering and a 1.75" vertical chip missing at the front of the right panel. Action functions well. Bore is good, with moderate frosting in grooves, and clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #182734, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber "Savage Quality" marked grips, blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, color case hardened trigger and magazine release, with one 10-round unmarked blue steel magazine. Mfgd 1917. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 60%-65% thinning factory finish, with areas of thinning and wear, and scattered mild surface erosion. Factory markings are clear. Grips are in fine condition, with areas of smoothing and minor marks, displaying sharp "SAVAGE QUALITY" logos with a crisp brave figure. Action functions well. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Custom Colt New Service Model 1917 Army Double Action Revolver, #262776, .45 ACP cal., 3.75" shortened barrel, blue finish, hand checkered walnut two-piece grips, missing lanyard ring, front sight removed, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, "Fitz Special" style cut trigger guard, with polished engine turned finish on frame. "(Rampant Colt)" still visible at the left rear of the frame. Barrel address is nearly polished out. Mfgd 1920. Revolver is in very good condition as customized and refinished, retaining approx. 85%-90% reblued finish. Frame has been engine turned with light pitting on the right side and some signs of aggressive cleaning. Hand checkered grips are in fine condition and appear to be original to the revolver with the matching serial number written in pencil on the interior of both panels. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is good with moderate erosion and frosting, displaying defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model of 1905 Hand Ejector (4th Change) Double Action Revolver, #118834, .32-20 cal., 5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered rubber Pachmayr "Gripper" two-piece grips, color case hardened hammer and trigger, pinned blade front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% thinning factory finish with wear at the muzzle, scratches and marks on the barrel where the front sight was replaced. Frame shows high point edgewear and minor marks. Grips show moderate age ad wear. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

H&R Self Loading Semi-Automatic Pistol, #34490, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips embossed with "H&R ARMS CO" logo on each side, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one unmarked bright steel magazine. Left side of the slide is marked "H&R SELF LOADING/CALIBER 32" and "HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO./WORCHESTER,MASSACHUSETTS,U.S.A./Patent dates" on the right side. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70%-75% blue, displaying moderate age and wear, with high point edgewear, scattered scratches and handling marks. Left side grip is good, with light scratches and wear to the checkering. Right has a piece broken off the bottom. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #129338, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber Savage grip on left side, color case hardened trigger and magazine release, missing the right grip, round blade front sight, and fixed notched rear sight. No magazine. Marked with two-line barrel address and "SAVAGE" on left side of the frame. Mfgd 1915. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-55% thinning factory finish drifting to dark patina, showing considerable wear at the muzzle and along both sides of the barrel with scratches and general thinning of finish on the frame and slide. Trigger and magazine release display muted color case hardening. Grip is in very good condition. Action functions well. Bore is good with areas of mild erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Ortgies Deutsche Werke Semi-Automatic Pistol, #116971, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, smooth hardwood grips with brass Deutsche Werke logos, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one bright magazine, marked "7,65m/m" with stylized "HO" logos on each side. Pistol is marked "DEUTSCHE WERKE(cat logo)WERK ERFURT" on left side of the slide and "ORTGIESPATENT" on the right side. Barrel at the ejection port is marked "CAL 7,65m/m". There are "(crown)N" stamps on the frame, slide, and barrel. Marked "GERMANY" on bottom of the frame. Condition overall is fine as refinished, retaining approx. 98% reblued finish, which was applied over intermittent spots of light pitting. Grips are very good, with varnish applied over light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good overall, with a dark area that may clean better, and good rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

J.P. Sauer & Sohn Model 1913 Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #37539, .32 ACP cal., 3" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Sauer & Sohn monogram grips, blade front sight, fixed "U"-notch rear sight, with two (2) 7-round unmarked magazines. Factory markings are clear, with German "N/(crown)" proof on right side of the frame. Mfgd circa 1913-1930. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning factory finish, with holster wear, and some fine pitting at the right side of the muzzle. Frame and slide show edgewear and and some areas of light surface erosion. Grips with some smoothing and a flea bite chip at the cut-out on top of the left panel. Action functions well. Bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Calcutta India Retailed Webley & Scott Model 1905 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #15212, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, straw colored hammer and trigger assembly, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one unmarked magazine. Pistol is marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/7.65 M/M & 32 AUTOMATIC PISTOL" with the "(winged bullet)/W&S" logo on left side of the slide. Top is retailer engraved "WALTER LOCKE & CO LTD CALCUTTA". Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50% mottled blue, with wear and patina across the surfaces. Hammer and trigger assembly have toned darker. Grips are in poor condition, right side is cracked on the bottom, left side has broken into multiple pieces and repaired with glue. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

FN Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines, #39030, .32 ACP cal., 4.5" barrel, blued finish, smooth hardwood grips, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Both magazines are marked "FN/7.65 M/M" on the right side and are in good condition. One is numbered "1184". Pistol is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE DARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE". There are Belgian proof and inspection stamps on left side of the slide and on the barrel at the ejection port, which is also marked "CAL.7m/m65.". Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70% blue, showing wear and patina around the muzzle and to the left side of the slide, with toning to the grip safety. Replacement grips are in very good condition, with a few handling marks to the right side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

FN Model 1910 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #117156, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips embossed with "FN" logos on each side, low profile blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one blued steel magazine with "FN" logo on the right side. Pistol is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE DARMES de GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE/BROWNINGS PATENT DEPOSE" on left side of the slide. There are Belgian proof and inspection stamps on the frame, slide, and barrel. Matching numbers on frame and barrel. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 87%-90% blue, showing toning and light handling wear. Left grip is excellent. Right grip with a crack extending upward from the screw. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R/PPT)

French Model 17 Unique Semi-Automatic Pistol, #403727, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grooved grips embossed with "RF" logos on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Pistol is marked "MANUFACTURE DARMES DES PYRENEES,HENDAYE,/LE VERITABLE PISTOLET FRANCAIS "UNIQUE"/MARQUE DEPOSEE 7.65M/M SF.M." on left side of the slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 87%-90% blue, showing edgewear and toning. Grips with light dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. There is a spot of patina at the muzzle, otherwise bore is bright with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$450. (C&R/PPT)

French Military Marked Spanish Model 1916 Ruby Semi-Automatic Pistol, #24773, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop at left side of the frame. Includes one blued steel magazine, stamped "A.A" on the floorplate, with a "(sunburst symbol)" on the spine. Pistol is marked "AZANZA Y ARRIZABALAGA-MODELO 1916/EIBAR(ESPANA)" on left side of the slide. Marked "A.A" on left side of the frame. There are two French "(military stars)" stamped on the bottom of the frame. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 60% blue, showing general age and handling wear. Grips are very good, with handling marks, mainly to the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with good, defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

German Model 1914 Mauser Semi-Automatic Pistol, #354717, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood one-piece grip, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one magazine with bright steel body and blued floorplate, with "Mauser" logo on the left side. Left side of the slide is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.-G. OBERNDORF A.N./MAUSERS PATENT" with "MAUSER-7,65" on the right side. There is a "Mauser" logo on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on the frame and slide. Marked "GERMANY" on right side of the frame. Condition overall is fair, with the metal showing overall wear and patina. There is pitting to left side of the frame and both sides of the slide. Grips shows general age and handling wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Walther Model 4 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #492873, .32 ACP cal. 3.46" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "CW" logo on each side, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine, with a few small dents to the body. Left side of the slide is marked "Walthers Patent Cal.7,65./(Walther Banner logo)" and the right side with "WaffenfabrikWalther Zella-Mehlis(Thur)". There are "(crown)N" proof marks on left side of frame, slide, and barrel. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 95% blue, showing light wear around the muzzle, safety lever, and edges of the slide. Grips are very good with a small chip to the right side and a scratch to the top left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Browning/FN Model 1922 Dutch Contract Semi-Auto Pistol, #27754, .380 ACP cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered composite two-piece FN monogram grips, lanyard loop, with one 9-round blued steel magazine. Magazine is numbered but does not match the pistol. Numbers on the pistol itself are matching. Factory markings are clear, with numerous Belgian proofs and a large "(crown)/W" for Queen Wilhelmina on top of the slide. No visible import markings. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning finish, with wear at the muzzle, holster wear along the slide and frame, and some areas of light surface erosion. Straps have drifted to a dark, even patina. Grips are in very good condition, with areas of flattening of the checkering detail, and handling marks. Action is crisp. Bore is good with scattered spots of erosion, rifling is clearly defined. These pistols were standard issue for the Dutch Army during WWII and part of approx 60,000 pistols purchased by the Dutch during the 1920s and 30s. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Sauer & Sohn 38H Semi-Automatic Pistol, #483329, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, checkered black Bakelite grips with S&S logo, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one blue steel magazine, marked "CAL.7,65" with Sauer & Sohn logo on the floorplate. Pistol is marked "CAL.7,65" on left side of the slide. There is an "(eagle)N" proof right side of the frame and "(eagle)37" stamp on left side of the trigger guard. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 90%-92% blue, with a spot of darkening to left side of the slide, thinning and toning to the grip straps. Left grip is in poor condition, with a horizontal crack at the screw. Right grip with light handling marks and wear to the checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R/PPT)

Deutsche Werke Ortgies Semi-Automatic Pistol, #251584, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, smooth hardwood grips with round brass inserts depicting the "Crouched Cat" Deutsche Werke logo on each side, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one bright steel magazine with factory logo and "CAL.7,65". Left side of the slide is marked "DEUTSCHE WERKE/(logo)/WERK ERFURT" and the right side "ORTGIESPATENT". Barrel at the ejection port is stamped "CAL.7,65 mm". There are "(crown)N" stamps on the frame, slide, and barrel. Marked "GERMANY" on the frame. Condition overall is good, retaining 70%-75% blue, showing handling marks and dark toning to the slide; scattered spots of patina to the frame, slide, and trigger. Right side grip shows moderate age and handling wear, with more blemishes and a chip to the left grip. Slide operates smoothly but the pistol does not appear functional and the safety button will not engage or release. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Frommer Stop Semi-Automatic Pistol with Holster, #63250, .32 ACP cal., 3.7" barrel, blued finish with bright hammer and bolt assembly, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "FS" logos on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop at rear of the frame. Includes one blued magazine, "7,65 FROMMER" on the baseplate. Brown leather holster is unmarked and in good condition, with darkening and handling marks to the finish, stitching at the rear has separated. Pistol is marked on left side of the operating rod housing "FEGYVERGYAR-BUDAPEST.FROMMER-PAT.STOP CAL.7.65 mm (.32)". No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 40%-45% blue, showing general toning and wear. There are small impressions and loss of finish around the muzzle. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are fair, they are secured by a non-standard screw, and both sides are chipped behind the screw hole, and the left grip is more brown than the right. Action operates smoothly. Bore with darkening in the grooves, rifling is good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish Astra 300 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #523986, .380 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish with bright trigger and safety, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "ASTRA" logo on each side, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one blued steel magazine with "ASTRA" logo on the floorplate. Top of the slide is marked "Unceta y Compania" over "GUERNICA(Espana), with an "ASTRA" logo behind the front sight. There are Spanish proof and inspection stamps on the left side of the frame and slide. Barrel at the ejection port is stamped "9mm & 380". Matching numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 93%-95% blue, showing areas of light frosting and intermittent scratches with spots of patina to right side of the slide. Left side grip is good with a repaired area at the bottom; right grip is fair, with a small crack at the bottom. Action operates smoothly Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish Astra Model 400 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #57553, 9mm Largo cal., 5.9" barrel, blued finish with bright trigger and safety, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and fixed steel lanyard loop. Includes one blued steel "ASTRA" marked magazine. Top is marked with "ASTRA" company logo, "PISTOLA DE 9M/M (38)/MODELO 1921(400)", and "UNCETA Y COMPANIA/GUERNICA ESPANA" on the rear of the slide. Barrel "9 M/M & 38/57553(firing proof)" at the ejection port. There are Spanish proof and inspection stamps on left side of the frame and barrel. Matching numbers on the frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx.75%-80% blue, with wear, toning, and patina to the slide and front grip strap. Right side grip with a crack across the lower screw. Left grip is good, showing age and handling wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish Astra Model 600/43 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #18912, 9mm cal., 5.3" barrel, blued finish with bright trigger and safety, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and fixed steel lanyard ring. Includes one blued steel "ASTRA" marked magazine. Top of the slide is marked "ASTRA MOD.600/43" and "UNCETA Y COMPANIA S.A./GUERNICA ESPANA". There are Spanish proof and inspection stamps on left side of the frame, and proof stamps on the slide and barrel. Matching numbers on the frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, with edgewear and fine scratches to the frame and slide, with patina and toning to the front grip strap. Grips are good with scattered handling marks and areas of flattening to the checkering, especially to the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Hungarian Femaru 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol, #107784, .380 ACP cal., 3.93" barrel, blued finish, hardwood grips with vertical grooves, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop. Inc.udes one blued steel magazine with finger rest, marked "37M" on the floorplate. Left side of the slide is marked "FEMARU-FEGYVER-ES GEPGYAR R.T.37M.", with a "(St Stephens crown)" acceptance mark at left side of the trigger guard. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% blue, showing areas of light edge wear, fine pitting, and a brown toned area to left side of the slide. There is fine pitting and patina to the grip straps. Grips are good, showing age and handling wear, with a more noticeable dent to the bottom of the right grip. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good with darkening in the grooves and well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

German Occupation Czech CZ 27 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #217499, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blued slide with phosphate frame, straw colored small parts, checkered dark red plastic one piece grip embossed with "CZ" logos on both sides, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one phosphate finished magazine, marked "P.Mod.27" on the floorplate. Magazine with a shallow dent to the floorplate. Top of the slide is marked "BOHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK A.G.IN PRAG" with "Pistole Modell 27 Kal 7,65" on the left side. Right side of the frame is stamped with an "(eagle)/WaA 76" Waffenamt. There is a "(eagle/swastika)" Nazi firing proof on the barrel at the ejection port. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, showing some areas of thinning, edgewear, and handling marks to the frame and slide. Extractor has patina to the forward edge, hammer and trigger show toning. Grip with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R/PPT)

German Dreyse Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #66020, .32 ACP cal., 3.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with Dreyse "RMF" monogram, lanyard loop, low profile blade front and fixed "V"-notch rear sights, includes one 7-round blue steel magazine. Factory markings are legible with "(crown)/N" proofs twice on left side of the slide and once on the frame. There is a "(crown)/B" on the right side, just in front of the ejection port. There are no visible import marks. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, along the slide and at the high points. Extractor shows traces of original straw finish. Grips are very good, showing some smoothing of the checkering and minor dents. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good, with some areas of light corrosion, and defined rifling. Designed by Louis Schmeisser before the First World War, the pistol was still in service in WWII with the Volkssturm and Volksgrenadiers troops. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Proofed French S.A.C.M. Model 1935A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B2386A, 7.65mm Long cal., 4.3" barrel, gray parkerized finish with an overlay of black enamel paint, checkered plastic two-piece grips, dovetailed blade front and fixed rear sight, with an unmarked 8-round magazine. Factory markings are clear with "WaA251" Waffenamt on left side of the frame, just in front of the trigger guard. No visible import marks. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% black enamel finish, with holster wear and scratching along the frame and slide. Grips are fine, showing light wear, with sharp checkering. Actions functions smoothly. Bore is very good with light frosting and well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

British Enfield No.2 Mk 1* Double Action Revolver, #L5605, .38 S&W cal., 5" flat sided barrel, blackened finish, grooved black plastic grips with a brass stock disc on the right side, pinned blade front sight, fixed rear sight with square-notched groove, and swiveling steel lanyard ring at bottom of the grip frame. Right side of the frame is marked "ENFIELD/No 2(crown)Mk 1*/1940". "CAL.38/(broad arrow)/(firing proof)" on top of the barrel. Pistol was arsenal reconditioned and is stamped "(broad arrow)/FTR/52" above the factory markings. Matching numbers. Import stamped on underside of the barrel, with London export proof marks on the right side. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 95% black refinish, showing light wear. Grips show moderate handling wear. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.:$400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

British Mk VI Enfield Double Action Revolver with Holster, #A7683, .45 ACP cal., 6" flat sided barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips marked with "M" on both sides, dovetailed blade front sight with added red paint, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and a swiveling lanyard ring. The commercial brown leather open top holster is marked "Winfield" on the rear. Holster is in good condition, with scuffs, age cracks, and some darkening to the leather. All stitching and fittings are present. Pistol was importer converted to .45 ACP cal. by machining off the rear of the cylinder. Right side of the frame is marked "ENFIELD/MK(crown)VI/1926". Marked "26(in service)/(firing proof)/(broad arrow)/(Enfield inspection stamp)" on left side of the barrel strap. Pistol was in Australian service and is stamped with "(broad arrow)D" property stamps on left side of the barrel and frame. Rack number "5/131" is stamped on the rear grip strap. Matching numbers on frame and barrel; cylinder does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining over 95% reblued finish, with light wear around the muzzle. Grips are fair, showing handling marks and wear to the checkering. action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Chambers are clean and bright. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

British No.5 Mk 1 Lee Enfield Bolt Action Carbine, #W1499, .303 British cal., 20.5" barrel, blackened finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture and battle sight, graduated to 800 yards. Includes on 10-round magazine. Left side of the receiver is engraved "No 5 MK 1 ROF (F)/5/46/W1499". Matching numbers on bolt handle and forend. Magazine does not match. London export proof stamps on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 90%+ blackened finish, with scratches to the magazine, and operating wear to the bolt. There is a dent to right side of the magazine. Wood is very good with handling marks to right side of the forend, and scratches to the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

French MAS 36 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #FG23158, 7.5x54mm cal., 23" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock with handguard, hooded blade front sight, and adjustable aperture rear sight, graduated to 1200 meters. Includes bayonet and black leather French sling. Left side of the receiver is marked "MAS MLE 1936/FG 23158". Matching number on bolt handle, trigger guard does not match. Import marked on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 90% finish, showing wear to the receiver and bolt body, with spots of patina on the buttplate. Wood with scattered impressions and handling marks to the dark, even colored finish. Action operates smoothly. Muzzle has been counter bored. Bore is bright with good, defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Swiss K31 Straight Pull Rifle, #920444, 7.5x55mm cal., 25.6" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt body, hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. Top of receiver and right side of the buttstock with "(Swiss cross)" inside a shield proofs. Matching numbers. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 90%-92% blue, with wear around the muzzle area, to the rear barrel band, and magazine. Wood shows general thinning and loss of finish. especially to left side of the forend and both sides of the buttstock; with scattered dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates very good, with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine with Folding Bayonet and Accessories, #RH603230, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Bolt and bolt carrier have a bright finish. Fitted with an original folding bayonet, in fine condition. Includes a steel cleaning rod, cleaning kit, Chinese green cotton sling, three (3) stripper clips, and a copy of the U.S. Army Training Circular "SKS RIFLE/SIMONOV TYPE 56". Condition of the accessories ranges from very good to excellent. Marked with Tula Arsenal makers mark over "1950r" on top of the receiver cover. Visible matching numbers. Importer information and serial number on left side of the receiver. Condition is fine overall, retaining approx. 92%-94% blue, with thinning and toning to the receiver cover and magazine. Wood is very good, with moderate handling marks, some flaking to the varnish finish on the forend. Buttstock toe is spliced. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

French MAS 44 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #F6061, 7.5x54mm cal., 23" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight with hood and aperture with ramped rear sight, graduated to 1200 meters. Includes an original bayonet, in excellent condition. There is also a brown leather French sling, in very good used condition. Left side of the receiver is marked "MAS MLE 1944". Magazine with painted "MAS721707". Matching numbers on the buttstock and forend. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 95% original finish, with operating wear to the bolt carrier. Additionally, there is some old cosmoline in some of the protected areas. Stacking hook is bent inward and the knurled operating handle has darkened. Wood is fine, with a few handling marks to left side of the forend, and light marks to the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore has some scattered spots of light cosmoline, rifling rates very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Argentine Model 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #B5432, 7.65x53mm cal., 17.75" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove and battle sight, graduated to 1400 meters. Top of the receiver ring is marked with "(Argentine crest)" and left side receiver rail is marked "MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO 1891/DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN/BERLIN". Matching numbered barrel, no number on bolt handle. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 60%-65% toning blue, showing general wear from service use. There is dark toning to the cocking piece. Wood is good, finish is dark, with dents and scratches, and a few small chips adjacent the buttplate. Action functions well. Bore is fair, rifling shows considerable wear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Turkish Issue GEW 88 Bolt Action Rifle, #2905a, 8x57mm cal., 29.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated in Turkish characters. Includes steel cleaning rod. Top of the receiver ring is marked "S/(Crown)/DANZIG/1889". Left side of the receiver rail is marked "G Mod.88." Matching number on the barrel. Other numbered parts do not match. There are faint crowned inspection stamps on right side of the buttstock. Condition overall is good, with the metal toned to a brown color showing wear to the barrel bands and magazine. Bolt assembly is mostly bright, with spots of patina. Wood is good, with two 1.5" cracks behind the receiver tang, general dents and handling marks to the darkened finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore with a dark ring in the upper third of the barrel, and poor to fair rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Antique)

British Pattern 1914 Bolt Action Rifle, #383711, .303 British cal., 26"barrel, blued finish, walnut stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture and battle sight, graduated to 1650 yards. Rifle was made by the Remington Arms Co. under contract and is very faintly marked "RE" within a circle. There is a very faint roundel stamp on right side of the buttstock that appears to read "IR*", for Mark I Remington with enlarged front bolt lugs. Tip of the forend is stamped with a "2". Matching number stamped on top of the bolt handle. Import stamped "MADE IN U.S.A." on right side of the receiver. Condition overall is very good. Metal has been polished and reblued, now retaining approx. 90%-92% blue, showing operating wear to the bolt body, pitting and patina to the buttplate. Dark wood has been sanded and refinished, now in very good condition, with scattered handling marks and impressions. Long range dial sight and pointer have been removed, with a piece of wood and dowel now spliced in place. Brass marking disc has been removed from right side of the buttstock and a wooden dowel fitted in its place. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair to good overall with clear rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Australian Issued U.S. Property Marked Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver, #V415097,.38 S&W caliber, 5" barrel, parkerized finish with case hardened hammer and trigger, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with square-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop. Top strap is marked "(flaming bomb) U.S.PROPERTY G.H.D." Right side of the frame is marked with Australian "D(broad arrow D"/FTR/MA 55/(broad arrow)" with Lithgow arsenal inspectors mark. Matching numbers on barrel and cylinder. Import marked on left side of the frame. Condition overall is very good+ as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 92%-94% reparkerized finish, showing mostly light scratches. Hammer and trigger retain vivid case colors. Grips are very good with old handling marks. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling and the chambers are clean and bright. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Property Marked English Proofed Lend Lease Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver, #V59448, .38 Spl. cal., 4" pinned barrel, parkerized military finish, checkered walnut two-piece diamond center grips with S&W medallions, lanyard ring, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sights, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Factory markings are clear, with "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the left edge of the top strap, numerous English Nitro proofs and acceptance marks. Mfgd circa 1942-1945. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% parkerized finish, with wear at the muzzle, high point edgewear, and typical marks associated with service use. Grip straps show edgewear, drifting to gray patina. Hammer and trigger show muted smoky gray color case hardened finish. Grips are near fine with some smoothing of the checkering detail, with a small chip at the top of the left panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Royal Hong Kong Police Marked Colt Police Positive Special (3rd Issue) Double Action Revolver, #745794, .38 Colt N.P. cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, lanyard ring, serrated blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight. "(Rampant Colt)" marked at the left rear is only partially visible, with "RHKP 8645" along the backstrap. Import marked on the underside of the barrel. Mfgd1959. Revolver is in very good overall condition, with general holster wear that is consistent with service use, retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning finish. Frame shows edgewear and scattered spots of light corrosion, grip straps are toning dark. Trigger guard with small mars and wear around the edges. Grips are in very good condition with some smoothing of the checkering, showing minor impressions on the right panel. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with mild erosion at the breech; rifling is strong. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser C96 Bolo Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #465684,. 30 Mauser cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, smooth hardwood grips, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Backstrap is slotted for a shoulder stock and a loose lanyard ring is mounted to the butt. Left side of the frame is marked with "MAUSER" logo. Top of the chamber and right side of the frame is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N(A NECKAR)". Numbers do not match. Import marked on the upper and lower left side of the frame. Condition overall is fair, with most the finish worn off, with patina and toning. Grips with bruises, handling marks, and darkening. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair with darkening and worn rifling. Est.: $600-800. (C&R/PPT)

DWM 1906 American Eagle Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #66937, 4.75"barrel, .30 Luger cal., chrome finish, mottled yellow/orange plastic grips with two brown dots, dovetailed blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one unmarked bright steel magazine. Original base has been replaced with a yellow Bakelite base with a brown dot on each side. Pistol is marked "DWM" on the rear toggle, and a very faint "(U.S. eagle)" on top of the chamber. There are "(crown)N" proof marks on the barrel, left side of the receiver, and front and rear toggle links. Front of the frame is marked "GERMANY". Condition overall is very good as refinished. New chrome finish was applied over areas of light old pitting that is visible on both sides of the frame, trigger, and magazine release. Grips are in fine condition, very light scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

German WWII Mauser HSc Semi-Automatic Pistol, #935047, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, checkered walnut grips, low profile blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one unmarked phosphate finished magazine with blued floorplate. Pistol is last variation of WWII production and is marked "(eagle)/WaA 135" Waffenamt on left side of the trigger guard, with an "(Eagle)N" proof on the right side. Left side of the slide is marked "(Mauser logo) Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf a.N./Mod.HSc(three lines)Kal.7,65mm". No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, with an area of roughness to right side of the frame, an area of pitting to the rear of the frame, toning and patina to the grip straps. Grips are very good with scattered impressions and handling marks, especially to the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Beretta Model 1935 Semi-Automatic Pistol Marked "4UT", #577573, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, phosphate finish, textured black plastic grips embossed with "PB" logos on both sides, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with square-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Includes one blued steel magazine with finger extension, marked "Cal.765 BERETTA" on the spine. Pistol is marked "P.BERETTA-Cal 765-Brevettata/Gardone V.T.1944" on left side of the slide, with "4/UT" on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, with edgewear and handling marks to the frame and slide. Grips with handling marks and light scratches to both sides. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Norinco Model 213 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines and Holster, #300420, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic "Star" grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop at left side of the frame. One magazine with matching serial number, second magazine is numbered but does not match. Brown leather Soviet holster is unmarked and in very good condition, with light handling marks and impressions, all stitching and fittings are present. Includes steel cleaning rod. Pistol is marked "MODEL 213/9mmx19/300420/MADE IN CHINA BY NORINCO" on left side of the slide, with "(triangle)66" on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on frame and slide. Import marked on right side of the slide. Condition overall is excellent, retaining approx. 97% blue, showing only light wear. Grips with very light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Czech Security Forces CZ Model 50 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines and Holster, #735463, .32 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, blued finish, grooved dark red grips embossed with a "CZ" logo on the right side, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Both blued magazines are unmarked and have black plastic finger extensions. Brown leather Czech holster is ink stamped "IV/64"under the flap and is in good condition, with moderate wear and creasing, all stitching and fittings are present. Pistol is marked "(CZ logo)/CESKA ZBROJOVKA-PRAHA/7,65" on left side of the slide and "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA" on the left side of the frame. Security Forces "NB 52" is stamped into the front grip strap. Matching visible numbers. Import marked on right side of the slide. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 90% blue, showing light handling marks and edgewear. There are two small impressions to left side of the slide. Left grip is very good. Right grips with a vertical crack to the front edge. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

FN Browning Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #29455, .32 ACP cal., 4.4" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one blued steel magazine, marked "-FN-/7.65MM". Pistol is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE DARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE/BROWNINGS PATENT DEPOSE" on left side of the slide. Barrel at the ejection port is marked "CAL.7mm65". Markings on the slide are muted. There are Belgian proof and inspection stamps on the frame, slide, and barrel. Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good as refinished, retaining approx. 92%-94% of an old reblued finish, with a few impact marks to the slide, and frosted patina to the rear grip strap. Grips are very good with light handling marks and wear to the checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good overall, with darkening in the grooves that may improve with thorough cleaning; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Norinco Type 54 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, #200609, 7.62x25mm cal., 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic "Star" grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop at left side of the frame. Includes one blued steel magazine with matching number stamped on the floorplate. Pistol is marked "MODEL 54/7.62x25/200609/MADE IN CHINA BY NORINCO" on left side of the slide. Left side of the frame marked "(triangle) 66". Matching numbers on frame and slide. Import marked on front grip strap. Condition overall is excellent, retaining approx. 97% blue. Grips are excellent. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling.  Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese School Issued Type 38 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #00528094, 6.5x50mm cal., 31.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard with two-piece buttstock, dovetailed blade front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2400 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod and reproduction brown leather sling. Sling is in excellent condition. Rifle was removed from Japanese military and issued to a school as a training weapon. Mum has been defaced by a ring of small circle stamps and a "school" stamp has been applied. Left side receiver rail has an addition "00" stamped in front of the serial number and the symbol for the Kokura Arsenal. There are Japanese characters stamped into right side of the buttstock. Numbers do not match. No import marks. Condition overall is good, metal toned dark, with areas of moderate frosting. Wood with general dents and scratches to the dark finish. A large "J" has been carved into left side of the buttstock, and there are small cracks to the handguard and buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark, with fair rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (C&R)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #42574, 7.7x58mm cal., 25.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard with two-piece buttstock, folding steel bi-pod, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with anti-aircraft wings, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod. Top of receiver ring is marked with a clear Imperial Mum crest over Japanese characters for "99 Type". Left side of the receiver rail is stamped with a 22nd series mark and the symbol for the Kokura Arsenal. Matching numbers on the bolt handle and bayonet mount, no number on the extractor. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 65%-75% toning blue, with varying degrees of frosting scattered throughout. Bipod is slightly bent. Wood is in fair condition, with numerous dents and scratches. There is a gouge and chip missing from right side of the forend, and a line of notches have been cut into the comb and right side of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Matching numbers on bolt handle and bayonet mount, no number on extractor. No visible import marks. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Japanese Type 14 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines, #3743, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.61" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed rear sight with trapezoid notch, with fixed lanyard loop at rear of the frame. Both magazines are blued with aluminum bases and have cut-outs for the magazine retention spring. Both are numbered but do not match. Left side of the frame is marked with characters for "Year 14 Type". Right side with Tokyo Arsenal makers mark with "4.4" for manufacture in April 1929. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 40% blue, showing patina and fine pitting across most of the surfaces. Grips are good with handling marks and impressions to both sides. Pistol needs repair, magazine cannot be removed. Otherwise, action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #38789, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 3.78" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop on rear of the frame. Includes one original non-matching magazine, numbered "(dot)979" on the spine. Pistol is marked with Japanese characters for "94 Type" on left side of the frame; right side with (Showa symbol)/18.9". for manufacture in September 1943, along with Nagoya Arsenal and Nambu (Central Industries) makers marks. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 87%-89% blue, with light edgewear, thinning to the slide, and toning to the grip straps. Grips with light wear and scratches around safety. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Magazine with light pitting to right side of the body. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 26 Double Action Revolver, #40913, 9x22Rmm cal., 4.76" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, pinned blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard ring at bottom of the grip frame. Right side of the frame is marked with Tokyo Arsenal makers mark, over characters for "two-ten-six-year-type". Matching number on cylinder. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, metal has mostly toned brown, with mild frosting across most the surfaces. Grips with scattered marks from handling and use. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly. Bore rates fair with a few dark areas and good rifling. Est:$300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese "Last Ditch" Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #72152, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes on aluminum based blued magazine with a cut out for the magazine retention spring. Spine is stamped "(dot)965". Pistol is marked on left side of the frame with four characters for "Type 14", right side Nagoya Arsenal makers mark and a second series "ro" character over a "Sho" character and "20.7" for manufacture in July 1945, with no final acceptance stamp. No serial number visible on bolt or trigger. No import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining less than 50% blue, with brown toning and patina across the surfaces. Grips are good with scattered handling marks and impressions to the darkened finish, with a chip missing from the lower left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

French Model 1907 Berthier Bolt Action Rifle, #1741, 8x50Rmm cal., 31.6" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight, and folding leaf rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2300 meters. Includes brown leather military type sling, in good used condition. Rifle is marked "Chatellerault MLE 1907 MD" on left side of the receiver. Import marks on the barrel are partially visible. Condition is good, retaining approx. 80% blue, showing thinning and toning, with areas of dark patina; particularly on the receiver, magazine, and buttplate. Factory markings are clear. Stock with scattered moderate dents and scratches to the dark finish. Action functions well. Bore is fair, with darkening in the grooves, and clearly visible rifling. Est.: 300-$500. (C&R)

Modified Steyr Model 1871 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3150K, 11.15x60Rmm cal., 29" barrel, blued finish with bright receiver and bolt assembly, hardwood stock, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, adjustable to 1250 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and brown leather sling. Sling is in very good used condition. Rifle has been modified by shortening the barrel and forend. The nose cap screw is missing and the nose cap slides forward. Top of the barrel shank marked "OESTERR.WAFFFB.GFS." and the left side with "(crown)FW". Left side of the receiver is marked "B.Mod.71" and the right side is dated "1875". There are crowned inspection stamps on the right side of the receiver and barrel shank. Matching visible numbers. Condition overall is very good as modified, retaining approx. 85% thinning and toning blue, with wear and scratches to the barrel bands, which fit poorly. Receiver and bolt assembly have been cleaned and polished, now showing old patina to the bolt body. There are two repairs to the buttstock forward of the buttplate, spliced repair to the comb, and a glue repaired separation at the toe. Wood has been sanded and stained and shows light to moderate handling marks. Action operates smoothly but the safety is not functioning and needs to be repaired. Bore is bright with very good defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

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Dutch M95 No.4 Mannlicher Bolt Action Carbine, #3620P, 6.5x53Rmm cal., 18" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt body, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a black nylon sling. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "HEMBRUG 1915" with a crowned inspection stamp on top of the receiver ring. The clear, well struck stamp on right side of the buttstock reads "HEMBRUG 1925" surrounding a "(crowned)W". Matching bolt, other numbers do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, receiver appears to have been partially cleaned, now showing residual bluing, balance is mixture of gray metal and brown patina. Bolt handle has toned darker. A square notch has been carved into right side of the forend, below the bolt handle. Otherwise, wood with numerous dents and scratches scattered throughout. Action functions well. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

Lot of Three (3) Italian M33 Steel Helmets: 1.) Shell has been repainted in olive drab green with brown leather liner and green leather chin strap, with painted "Xa/FLOTTIGLIA/MAS" (Italian 10th Torpedo-Armed Motorboat Flotilla) insignia on left side. Stamped "SS48" on the rear. Condition is fine, with intermittent light marks and scuffs to the paint, insignia is nicely done; light wear to the liner and chin strap. 2.) Shell painted dark green with tan leather liner and green leather chin strap. Left side has a reproduction Runic "SS" decal and the right side with an Italian flag shield symbol. Condition is very good with scattered light scratches to the shell, toning to the liner, and moderate wear and age cracking to the chin strap. 3.) Shell painted green with tan leather liner and leather chin strap. No markings. Condition is good, with a few moderate dents and patina to the shell, wear and darkening to the liner and chin strap. Est.: $150-$300/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Military Helmets: 1.) Post-War Italian black leather tankers helmet with chin strap and neck protector, tan leather liner and cushioned interior. Marked size "59". Condition is very good+, with light handling marks and scuffs to the shell, moderate wear and darkening to the liner. 2.) Bulgarian M36C steel helmet with tan leather liner and chin strap. Marked with Bulgarian flag shield decal on right side of shell and size "58" on liner. Condition is good, with a few small dents, wear and patina to shell. Liner and chin strap show moderate age and wear. 3.) Canadian Mk II steel helmet with liner, chin strap, and net cover. Marked "G.S.W." on rim as made by General Steel Wares and "DP&H" for issue to the Department of Pensions and Health. Liner is marked with size "7 1/4". Condition is very good, with light rust around rim of shell, scuffs to liner, and light wear to chin strap and net. Est.: $150-$250/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Spanish and Hungarian Military Helmets: 1.) Spanish M1942 steel helmet with tan leather liner and chin strap, and bracket riveted to front for attachment of parade insignia. Shell is painted a light green color and there is a illegible penned name written on the liner. Condition is very good, showing light scratches and wear to the shell. There is light wear and darkening to the liner, with paint over spray to the chin strap. 2.)Hungarian M38 steel helmet with chin strap and tan leather liner. A square bracket is riveted to the rear of the shell. Painted a light green color with the manufacturer and size markings painted over and no longer visible. Liner is made from three pads with two lower tongues attached to a steel band. Condition is very good with wear and handling marks to the shell and wear, scuffs, and darkening to the liner. Black leather chin strap is dry and stiff. Est.: $150-$250/lot.

Japanese Type 90 Steel Helmet with Liner and Reproduction Cloth Cover, a five pointed star is attached to the front of the brown painted shell and marked with a white painted size Japanese character on rear of the brim. Brown leather liner is made with three pads attached to a leather band. Cloth chin strap is attached to the sides and rear of the shell. Condition is good, showing typical age and wear, with scratches and patina to the shell. Liner is dry and shows darkening and wear. Chin strap is good, showing light soiling. Cloth cover has a five pointed yellow star sewn to the front and is in very good condition. Est.: $200-$400.

German M42 Steel Helmet with Replacement Black Leather Chin Strap and Tan Liner. Shell exterior is painted a rough dark green color and the interior with a smooth dark green paint. The Manufacturer and size markings are painted over, "4375" stamped on the rear brim. The liner has nine tongues that are attached in the center with a rope cord. Condition is very good, showing moderate wear and darkening to the shell. Liner shows light wear and darkening. Chin strap is stamped "RB.NR." and is in very good condition, showing light wear. Est.: $200-$300.

Lot of Seven (7) Steel Military Helmets: 1.) Soviet SSH39 with liner, no visible markings. In fair condition with wear and rust to the shell, and drying and wear to the liner. 2.) Soviet SSH40 with liner, marked with "(five pointed star)"/203", "P" size, dated "1948r". Condition is very good overall. 3.) Soviet SSH40 with liner, marked with "(five pointed star)/384", "P" size, dated "1948r". Condition is very good overall. 4.) Bulgarian M36 with liner, unmarked, shell painted green. Shell is very good, liner is excellent. 5.) Swiss Model 1971 with shell and cover, shell painted green. Shell is in very good condition, cover is excellent. 6.) Japanese Type 90, no liner, shell painted green, no emblem. Condition is fair with light rust patina. 7.) Japanese Type 90 with chinstrap, no liner, green painted shell, no emblem. Condition is fair with light rust patina. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Seven (7) Steel Military Helmets: 1.) Swiss M1918 with liner, marked "A/853947". Condition is good overall. 2.) Romanian M73 with liner, no chinstrap, painted olive drab green. In good condition, front of liner is torn. 3.) Swedish M26 with liner, marked with "(three crowns)" badge and decal. In very good condition with light wear and toning. 4.) French Adrian, no liner, with "(flaming grenade)RF" badge, painted red. In fair condition, with a hole in the right side. 5.) French Adrian, no liner, no markings, painted olive drab green. In fair condition with wear and flaking to the finish. 6.) French Adrian, not liner, no markings, painted olive drab green. In fair condition with torn chin strap. 7.) Soviet SSH-36, no liner, with chin strap. In good condition with wear and patina. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Argentine Contract Steyr Model 1905 Mannlicher Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2712, 7.65x21mm cal., 6.3" barrel, blued finish with bright hammer and trigger, grooved hardwood grips, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop at bottom of the frame. Right side of the frame is marked with an intact Argentine crest and the left side with "SYSTEM/MANNLICHER/Md.1905/WAFFENFABRIK/STEYR". Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining nearly all of the reblued finish, which was applied over spots of light pitting. There are also some mild spots of pitting and patina on the hammer. Grips are fair, with bruises and handling marks to both sides. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

French MAC Model 1935-S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8854, 7.65 French Long cal., 4.1" barrel, phosphate finish, checkered polymer two-piece grips, lanyard loop, with one 8-round blue steel magazine. Magazine base is marked "1935-S". No visible import marks. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-95% thinning factory finish, with holster wear, scuffs, and scattered spots of light erosion. Grips are very good, with smoothing and flattening on the right panel. Action functions well. Bore is very good with minor visible erosion and well-defined rifling. The Model 1935-S was manufactured from 1939-1953, last issued to the French Foreign Legion fighting in Indo-China in 1953-1954. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser Model 1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #313072, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood one-piece grip, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one unmarked magazine. Pistol is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.G.OBERNDORF A.N./MAUSERSPATENT" on left side of the slide and "MAUSER-7,65" on the right side. Left side of the frame is marked with Mauser logo. Matching numbers on the frame and slide. Stamped "GERMANY" on right side of the frame. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50%-55% blue, showing general thinning and toning. Grip is fair with a crack and a chip missing from the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is fair with pitting and patina mid-barrel. Otherwise, rifling is clear. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

German Occupation Czech CZ 27 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #209283, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, phosphate finish with straw colored hammer and trigger, checkered dark red plastic one-piece grip embossed with "CZ" logo on both sides, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one phosphate finished magazine, marked "P.Mod.27" on the floorplate. Top of the slide is marked "BOHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK A.G. IN PRAG" with a faint "(eagle/swastika)" firing proof, and "Pistole Modell 27 Kal 7,65" on the left side. Right side of the frame is stamped with German occupation "(eagle)/WaA76" Waffenamt. There is a partially visible Nazi eagle firing proof on the barrel at the ejection port. No visible import marks. Condition overall is about fine, retaining approx.  80%-85% finish, with edge wear to the slide, spots of patina to the frame and side plate, thinning and toning to the front grip strap. Grip is good with scattered handling marks and flattening to the checkering, with a chip missing from the right side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Magazine has a few small spots of rust patina on the floorplate. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish Astra 600/43 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines and Holster, #40523, 9mm cal., 5.3" barrel, blued finish with bright trigger and safety, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Both blued magazines have an "ASTRA" logo on the floorplate. One is numbered but does not match. Includes a black West German style police holster, marked in pen "ejea" under the flap. Holster is in good condition, showing fine surface cracks and scuffs. All fittings and stitching are intact. Pistol is marked on top of the slide "ASTRA MOD.600/43/9mm PARABELLUM" below "UNCETA Y COMPANIA S.A./GUERNICA ESPANA". There are Spanish proof and inspection stamps on left side of the frame, slide, and on the barrel. Matching numbers on the frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 92%-94% blue, showing light edgewear, intermittent small scratches and handling marks. Grips are very good with handling marks and some wear to the checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Langenhan FL Selbstlader Self-Loading Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7658, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with "FL" monogram, blade front and fixed "V"-notch rear sight, with one unmarked 8-round blue steel magazine. Factory markings are clear, with "(crown)/N" proofs on left side of the slide and frame, with an additional "(crown)/R" . There are no visible import marks. Mfgd circa 1914-1917. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, showing even edgewear and some areas of slight surface erosion, worse at the muzzle. Grips are very good with smoothing of the checkering and a couple minor indentations. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good, with scattered light frosting, and well-defined rifling. The Langenhan was a simple blowback pistol modeled after the FN 1900, produced for only three years, with approx 55,000 pistols produced for use by the German military and police during WWI. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Turkish Modified Model 1888 Bolt Action Rifle, #12989, 8x57mm cal., 29.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight. Includes a steel cleaning rod. Marked on top of the receiver ring "TC/ASFA(Turkish crest)ANKARA/1938". Bolt is numbered but does not match. No visible import marks. Rifle was modified in Turkish service by replacing the barrel and stock and modifying the magazine for Mauser type stripper clips. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 60%-70% blue, showing general thinning and toning, browning across the receiver ring. Wood with scattered moderate dents and scratches, with an even colored finish. Action functions well. Bright bore rates good, with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Soviet M1891/30 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #DB3310, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 29" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. No cleaning rod. Marked with "(Soviet crest)/1943/(DB)3310/(refurbishment stamp)/(Ishevsk Arsenal symbol)" on top of the receiver ring; "DB3310" on left side of the receiver. Matching numbers on floorplate and buttplate, bolt does not match. Import stamped on right side barrel. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50%-55% blue, showing general toning and wear; spots of patina on the bolt. Wood is good, with bruises and handling marks throughout. Action functions well. bore rates good, with defined rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

Belgian M1935 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #64395, 7.65x53mm cal., 24" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove graduated to 1900 meters. Cleaning rod is missing. Top of the receiver ring is marked with "(Crown)L" of Belgian King Leopold III. Left side of the receiver and barrel with Belgian proof and inspection stamps. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "FAB.NAT.DARMES de GUERRE/HERSTAL-BELGIQUE". Roundel on the right side of the buttstock is stamped "CMB/(Crown)L/1940" (Company Maritime Belge). Matching numbers on the barrel, trigger guard, and floorplate. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% blue, with wear around the muzzle and to the front barrel band. Bright bolt assembly and buttplate have toned darker. Forend has been "duffle cut" and reglued under the rear barrel band. Wood is otherwise good, with general dents and scratches. There is a fine crack to the handguard, forward of the rear barrel band. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling, Matching numbers on barrel, trigger guard, and floorplate. Est: $300-$500. (C&R)

Antique Spanish Model 1893 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #A6196, 7x57mm cal., 29"barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1900 yards. Includes cleaning rod and brown leather sling. Sling is in good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked with a faint Spanish crest over "OBERNDORF 1896." and the left side receiver rail with "MAUSER ESPANOL MODELO 1893./MANUFACTURA MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N". Matching numbers on the trigger guard and rear sight. Other numbered parts do not match. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 40%-45% thinning and toning blue. Bolt assembly has toned darker. Wood is good general dents and scratches, with a notch carved into the underside of the forend, between the bayonet lug and barrel band. A faint "R" is stamped into the left side of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark with fair, visible rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, #3M1314, 7.62x25mm cal, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Includes one matching numbered blue steel magazine with lanyard ring on the base. Pistol is marked "3M1314/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)/1942" on left side of the frame and on top of the slide. Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fair, retaining approx. 40% blue, showing general wear and patina, with areas of light pitting to both sides of the frame and slide. Grips are good, showing age and wear from service use. Action operates smoothly but the slide will not lock to the rear with the magazine in place. Bore with darkening in the grooves, rifling is fair to good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet M1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #4835, 7.62x38Rmm cal., 4.5" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop at bottom of the grip frame. Left side of the frame marked with Cyrillic "C.C.C.P./NEP.OPYK.3AB/BTYNE/1925". Right side of frame with Tula Arsenal "Hammer" makers mark. Matching number on the cylinder. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 25%-30% blue, showing general age and wear. Grips with intermittent handling marks and some flattening of the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore rates fair with dark areas that may improve with thorough cleaning, and visible rifling Chambers are clean and bright. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

French Model 1935S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8616, 7.65x20mm Longue cal., 4.29" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one parkerized magazine, marked "1935-S" on the floorplate. Right side of the slide is marked "MODELE 1935S/CAL.7.65 L/MI". Left side is marked "M.A.C". Right side of the frame is marked "MAC-C 8616". No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 93%-95% blue, showing light edge wear and handling marks. Grips with scuffs, handling marks, and a few small chips to the bottom on both sides. Action operates smoothly, Bore is good, rifling shows wear but is still clearly visible. The bore rates good with about good rifling. Est:$300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7339, 8x22mm Nambu cal., 4.6" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and fixed rear sight with trapezoid-shaped notch. Includes one nickel-plated magazine, early type with no cut out for the magazine retention spring. It is stamped "532" on the spine. Pistol is marked on left side of the frame with four Japanese characters for "Type 14"; right side Tokyo Arsenal makers mark and "7339/4.10"/(inspection mark) for manufacture in October 1929. Visible matching numbers. No import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 60% blue, with brown toning and patina across the surfaces. Grips are very good, with a few impressions and handling marks to the dark even colored finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is fair, with general frosting, and visible rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Long Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #292, 7.7x58mm cal., 31" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard with two-piece buttstock, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture and anti-aircraft wings, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and tan cotton sling, that may be from a Japanese machine gun. Sling has two sewn cotton keepers and two spring loaded steel clips, in good used condition, showing areas of staining and soiling. Top of the receiver ring is marked with intact Mum over Japanese characters for "99 Type". Left side receiver rail is marked with the symbol for the Nagoya Arsenal. Matching number on the bayonet lug. Bolt is numbered "929". No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 90% toning blue, with scratches to the trigger guard, and patina to the buttplate. Wood is good, showing general bruises, scratches, and darkening to the finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est:$700-$900. (C&R)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #62100, 7.7x58mm cal., 25.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock with handguard and two-piece buttstock, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture, battle sight, and folding anti-aircraft wings, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod, original folding bipod, and an original brown colored rubberized sling. Sling is in good condition. Top of receiver ring with intact Imperial Mum crest over three characters for "99 type". Left side receiver rail is stamped with a first series mark and Nagoya Arsenal symbol.Matching numbers except for dust cover. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, with toning to the trigger guard/magazine floorplate, and patina to the buttplate. Wood has been sanded and stained over old handling marks, now in very good condition with light impressions and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Soviet M91/30 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #GP2585, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 29" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod. Top of the barrel shank marked with "(Soviet crest)/1944r/(GP)2585/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)". Matching numbers. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Rifle is completely coated in arsenal cosmoline and appears to be in very good overall condition. Wood is good, with a chip to the left side of the forend, otherwise, showing scattered scratches and impressions. Action functions well. Bore is filled with grease and has not been examined.  Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Yugoslavian M24/47 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #7672, 8x57mm cal., 23.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with attached hood, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod and commercial M1907 type brown leather, in good used condition, and marked "Gary". Top of the receiver ring is marked with a partially visible Yugoslavian crest, with "M24/47" on the left side. Left side receiver rail is marked with Cyrillic "NPEAY3EKE 44". Left side of the buttstock is stamped "1.TRZ". Matching numbers, trigger guard has been renumbered to match. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is fine as arsenal refurbished, retaining approx. 97% blue, showing handling marks to the trigger guard. Bolt assembly shows mild toning. Wood has been arsenal sanded and stained, now in very good condition, with a putty repair to the left side of the buttstock, and a bruise to the forend. Action functions well. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Antique Argentine M1891 Mauser Engineers Bolt Action Carbine, #A1873, 7.65x53mm cal., 18" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove and battle sight, graduated to 1400 meters. Top of receiver ring is marked with intact Argentine crest and the left side receiver rail "MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO 1891./MANUFACTURA LOEWE BERLIN." There are faint Argentine inspection stamps on the handguard and right side of the buttstock. Matching visible numbers. Condition overall is fine as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, showing patina and toning to the front sight protector, front sling swivel, and buttplate. Bolt assembly with darkening to the bolt knob and safety. Wood has been arsenal refinished, sanded, and stained over old dents and scratches, now in very good condition. Action functions well. Bore is mostly bright, rifling shows wear and rates fair overall. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Dutch M95 No.4 Mannlicher Bolt Action Carbine, #1965P, 6.5x53Rmm cal., 18" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt body, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Left side receiver rail is marked "STEYR 1897" with a crowned inspection stamp on top of the receiver ring. There is a faint "(crown)W" stamp on right side of the buttstock. Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall near excellent as refinished, retaining approx. 95% blue, showing mild toning. Bolt handle has been polished bright. Wood has been sanded and stained, now in very good condition, with areas of handling marks and impressions. Forend channel for a folding bayonet has been filled in with wood putty. Action functions well. Bright bore rates very good, with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

FN Venezuelan Contract Model 1930 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #021517, 7x57mm cal., 17.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1400 meters. Missing the cleaning rod and locking screw forward of the magazine floorplate. Top of the receiver ring is marked with Venezuelan crest and "FUERZAS ARMADAS/DE VENEZUELA" on the left side. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "FAB.NAT.DARMES de GUERRE/HERSTAL BELGIQUE. No number on the bolt handle. Other parts do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining less than 40% blue, showing general wear and of patina across the metal surfaces. Bolt assembly has toned darker with patina to the handle. Stock appears to be an arsenal replacement and is in good condition, with handling marks and flaking to the finish. A sighting groove has been carved into the top of the handguard. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

British No.5 Mk 1 Lee Enfield Bolt Action Carbine, #BH9153, .303 British cal., 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture and battle sight, graduated to 800 yards. Bolt is fitted with a #1 bolt head. Includes a green nylon British L1A1 sling, in good used condition. Left side of the receiver is faintly marked "No.5 Mk.1". Left side of the action body is stamped "M47C/1946/BH9153". Matching numbers. Import stamped on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 40%-45% finish, showing general wear and toning, with areas of light rust patina to the receiver. Wood is good, with impressions and handling marks to the dark finish. There is a small putty repair to left side of the buttstock, and a small chip to the forend. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

British Enfield No. 2 Mk 1** Double Action Revolver with Holster, #Z7980, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, black painted finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notch rear sight. Marked on right side of frame with Enfield Arsenal logo and "I**". Top of barrel marked with "(proof stamp)/(Broad Arrow)/43/CAL.38". Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. British export proofs are stamped on right side of barrel. A steel marking disc is mounted to the right side grip, and a lanyard ring is fitted to the bottom of the frame. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50% of its painted finish, which shows overall flaking and scratches. Small rust spot on rear of cylinder. Right side grip is cracked at the forward base, and both sides show overall small chips and handling wear. Action locks up and cycles smoothly; bore has a pit at mid barrel, otherwise bright with worn rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Holster is stamped on the rear "M.W.&S. LTD 1954" and "ENGLAND". Condition is good showing patina to the metal and stains to the body. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

British Enfield No.1 Mk VI Double Action Revolver, #A6767, .45 ACP cal., 6" flat sided barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips marked "M" on each side, pinned blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and swiveling steel lanyard ring at bottom of the grip frame, with an excellent condition green lanyard. A leather protector is attached to face of the hammer. Right side of the frame is marked "ENFIELD/Mk(crown)VI" with a "25 (in service stamp)/(proof stamp)/(broad arrow)/(view inspection mark)" on left side of the barrel strap. Pistol was in Australian service and is stamped with a "D(broad arrow)D" and "784" rack number on the rear grip strap. With "(broad arrow)D" on left side of the frame and barrel. Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Cylinder was importer converted to .45 ACP caliber by machining off the rear. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 95% reblued finish, showing a few old patina spots to the barrel. Grips are very good, showing handling marks and areas of flattening to the checkering. An "M" has been scratched into the bottom of the right grip. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. There is some mild pitting visible in the chambers. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Property Marked Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver, #SV788631, .38 Spl. cal., 4" barrel, parkerized finish with case hardened hammer and trigger, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight, fixed square-notched rear sight, with swiveling lanyard loop. Includes a U.S. military lanyard marked "HICKOK 1943", in very good condition. Top strap is marked "(flaming bomb) U.S.PROPERTY G.H.D." Matching numbers on barrel and cylinder. No visible import marks. Condition overall is near excellent as refinished, retaining approx. 97% parkerized finish, showing only light handling marks. Factory markings are now a little muted but mostly legible. Hammer and trigger retain vivid case colors. Grips have had varnish applied, now in very good condition, with handling marks to the left side. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore has mild toning at the muzzle, otherwise bright with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600.(C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver, #V150083, .38 Spl. cal., 4" barrel, parkerized finish with case hardened hammer and trigger, replacement checkered brown plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with square-notched groove. The lanyard loop has been removed. "U.S.PROPERTY" markings have been removed. Matching numbers on barrel and cylinder. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, metal has been buffed and polished, retaining approx. 55%-60% finish, there has been filing to the barrel at the frame, showing thinning and light patina to the rear grip strap. Grips are good with scattered scratches and finish loss to the bottom. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

National Ordnance M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #1096, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blackened finish, walnut stock with two-piece handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable aperture rear sight with early locking bar and "Battle Range" setting. Includes an aftermarket cotton sling, in fair used condition. Receiver tang faintly marked "NATL. ORD. INC./S. EL MONTE. CA./U.S.RIFLE/CAL.30 M1". Right side of the barrel is stamped "SA 7791035" and "4 63", with a defense Dept "(eagle)" stamp. Left side of the barrel behind the front sight is marked "NM" and the gas cylinder is fitted with an early style locking nut. Top of the bolt is marked "SA". Markings have been removed from the underside of the forend, forward of the magazine. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, with the metal retaining approx. 85%-90% finish, which has toned dark, with wear to the gas cylinder, scratches to the barrel. Wood is very good, with scattered mostly moderate impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern)

French MAS 36 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #K90870, 7.5x54mm cal., 23" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with hood, and adjustable aperture rear sight, graduated to 1200 meters. There is no visible damage but the bayonet is jammed in its housing under the barrel and cannot be removed for inspection. Left side of the receiver is marked "MAS MLE 1936". Matching number on the bolt handle. No other parts are numbered. Import marked on left side of the receiver. Rifle has been arsenal refurbished and is stamped "C-69" on the upper left side of the receiver. Condition overall is near excellent, retaining approx. 97% finish, showing light storage wear. Wood with a few scattered handling marks, forend fits a little loose to the receiver. Buttstock is a lighter color than the forend and there is an arsenal spliced repair to the comb. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Muzzle has been counter bored. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

French MAS 49/56 Semi-Automatic Rifle with Scope, Two (2) Magazines, and Accessories, #H00298, .308 Win. cal., 19" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock and handguard, post front sight with protectors, and adjustable aperture rear sight. A B-Square mount, Weaver rings, and 6x42 scope are attached to left side of the receiver. Scope has a few light marks to the tube, optics are bright and clear. Both magazines are stamped ".308"on the floorplates. Includes a French army two-cell green cotton magazine pouch, British military cotton ammunition bandoler, black rubber "MAS 1962" recoil pad, black leather French military sling. Left side of the receiver is marked "MAS MLE 1949-56/CAL.(overstamped)7.62/.308". Barrel stamped "12764". No visible import marks, possibly stamped under the scope mount. Launcher has been removed from the muzzle, and the two flip-up sights remain in place and operate smoothly. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 75%-80% finsih, with wear to the receiver and cover. There is rust patina to the end of the gas cylinder. Wood with scattered moderate dents to the handguard, with an even colored finish. Action is a little stiff but functions properly. Bore rates good with darkening in the grooves, and clearly defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Swiss K31 Straight Pull Rifle #881364, 7.5x55mm cal., 26" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. Includes one magazine and brown leather Swiss sling, and commercial recoil pad adaptor. Top of receiver ring is marked with a Swiss cross inside shield symbol and there is a faint Swiss cross in shield symbol stamped on right side of the buttstock. Matching visible numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85%-87% blue, with wear around the muzzle, rear barrel band, and cleaning to the buttplate. Wood is good, with general marks, and wear to the finish. There are also a few small cracks behind the receiver tang and rear sling mount. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R)

Swiss Model 1896/11 Schmidt-Rubin Straight Pull Rifle, #308988, 7.5x55mm cal., 30.7" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a brown leather Swiss sling and a small bag containing a Swiss four-part cleaning kit and brass muzzle cover. All are in good condition. Top of the receiver ring, barrel, and other parts are marked with small Swiss cross symbols. There is a faint Swiss cross in a shield stamped on right side of the buttstock. Matching visible numbers with "71699" and a name stamped into the comb of the buttstock. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 75% blue, with light frosting to the receiver, barrel, and barrel bands. Bolt light rust patina to the body. Factory markings are clear. Wood is good, with a few more noticeable bruises to both sides of the forend. There is also a crack to left side of the handguard. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Antique Austrian M1886 Mannlicher Straight Pull Rifle, #626, 11mm Werndl cal., 31.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2300 meters. Stacking hook is missing from under the barrel and the sling mount is missing from the buttstock. Made by Steyr in Austria and marked "OEWG" on top of the receiver ring. There is a faint number stamped on left side of the buttstock. Condition overall is good. Metal has mostly toned brown with areas of light pitting on the receiver and barrel. Wood has been sanded behind the rear barrel band, now in fair condition with a crack to right side of the wrist, with scattered marks from service use. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Czech Model 98/22 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #B2472, 8x57mm cal., 29.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes cleaning rod and detachable sling. Sling is in good used condition. Top of receiver ring is marked "CS.ST./ZBROJOVKA/BRNO". Rifle was accepted into Czech service and is stamped "E(Rampart Lion)23" below the receiver marking. There is a five pointed star stamped into the underside of the stock wrist. Numbers do not match. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70% blue, showing thinning and toning, primarily to the barrel and trigger guard. There is light pitting on left side of the rear barrel band. Wood with scattered dents and scratches, particularly on the underside of the forend and at the toe. Action operates smoothly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Swedish Model 96/38 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #357538, 6.5x55mm cal., blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight, rear sight leaf removed and replaced with dial sight with "U"- notched groove, graduated to 700 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod and brass buttstock disc. Top of receiver ring is marked with Swedish crest over "CARL GUSTAFS STADS/GEVARSFAKTORI/1915". Matching numbers. Import marked on underside of the barrel. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, showing wear to the barrel and buttplate. Factory lettering is clear. Wood is very good, with scattered mostly moderate dents and scratches. The initials "EN" have been carved into left side of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore darkening at the muzzle and good, defined rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R)

Soviet 1926 Dated M1891 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #15885, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 29" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is missing. Top of the barrel shank is stamped with "(five pointed star)" over Cyrillic "NEPBBIE/OPYXEKHBLE/3ABONBL/CCCP/BTYNE/1926" over "(crossed hammers)". Top of the hexagonal receiver is stamped with faint Czarist crest. Matching number stamped on left side of the receiver and other parts, except for the bolt. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 85% blue, with wear primarily to the magazine floorplate and buttplate. Bolt assembly with areas of rust and pitting to top of the bolt handle. Wood general dents, scratches, and spots of flaking finish. Additionally, there is a spliced repair to right side of the forend. Action operates smoothly. Bore with good rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Spanish M1916 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #D8071, 7x57mm cal., 22" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. No cleaning rod. Numbers do not match. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 20%-25% blue, showing mostly brown toning. Right side sight protector is bent to the left. Wood with general dents, scratches, and the finish is rough. Action functions well. Bore rates good, with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Bulgarian M95 Mannlicher Straight Pull Short Rifle, #1182H, 8x50Rmm cal., 20"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2400 meters. Includes a tan colored leather sling, in good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked with crowned Bulgarian crest over "M.95". Buttstock is numbered but does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good as arsenal reconditioned, retaining approx. 80%-85% blue, with wear around the muzzle, fine frosting to the receiver, and patina to the magazine and buttplate. Wood is good showing handling marks, crack at the buttplate tang, and an old chip to left side of the handguard. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Polish M44 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #DK0076, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 20.5" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Includes folding bayonet, cleaning rod, and light green Polish cotton sling with leather collars. Bayonet and sling are in excellent condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked "(diamond )PW3" with arsenal "11" code, and dated 1955. There is a "(diamond)OW" stamp on right side of the buttstock. Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining almost all of its dark blue arsenal finish. Wood is in excellent condition, showing a darker stain around the stock wrist. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates very good with darkening toward the muzzle, and defined rifling. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

French MAB Model D Semi-Automatic Pistol, #109833, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, replacement black hardwood grips with thumb rest on the left side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and steel lanyard ring at rear of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Left side of the slide is marked "PISTOLET AUTOMATIQUE CAL. 7.65/MAB BREVETE MODELE D". Barrel at the ejection port is stamped "MAB/CAL.7.65". Import stamped "FRANCE" on left side of the frame. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% toning blue, showing edgewear, scattered light scratches and handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with fair to good rifling. Sides of the magazine with some areas of light pitting. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

S.A.C.M. French Model 1935A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G8958A, 7.65mm Long cal., 4.3" barrel, gray parkerized finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, lanyard loop, and one blue steel 8-round magazine. Magazine base is marked "35.A". Pistol is not import marked. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% thinning factory finish, with holster wear, scattered scratches and minor marks along the frame and slide, thinning to the front and backstrap. Grips show light wear, checkering is sharp. Action functions well. Bore is very good with light frosting and well-defined rifling. Manufactured from 1935-1945, the model 1935A was used by French troops in WWII and later in Indochina from 1945-1954. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Yugoslavian Contract FN 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol. #48024, .380 ACP cal., 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips embossed with "FN" logos on each side. blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and loose lanyard ring on left side of the frame. Includes one blued magazine, "(FN logo)/9 MM" on the right side. Pistol is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE DARMES de GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE/BROWNINGS PATENT DEPOSE" on left side of the slide, with Cyrillic "BOJHO APKABHN" (War Department) on the right side. There is a crowned "(Yugoslavian crest)" on top of the slide. There are Belgian proof and inspection stamps on the frame, slide, and barrel. Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 90% blue, showing toning and light handling marks. There are several small impressions on left side of the slide. Both grips are cracked. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good overall with defined rifling and may improve with thorough cleaning. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish Ruby Semi-Automatic Pistol, #61192, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Includes one blued steel magazine, stamped "AK" on the floorplate, with an "S" on the left side. Pistol is marked "CAL 765 HIJOS DE A.ECHEVERRIA-EIBAR-". Left side of the frame is stamped "Hg/2". No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 75%-80% blue, with a few rough areas to the frame and slide, cleaned pitting on the trigger. There are small impressions to the slide at the ejection port. Left side grip with moderate handling marks, and a more noticeable dent to center of the right grip. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good, with darkening at the muzzle, otherwise bright with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (C&R/PPT)

Unit Marked Czech CZ 24 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #72708, .380 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish with straw colored hammer and trigger, smooth hardwood one piece grip, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop mounted to the magazine release. Includes one blued steel magazine, numbered "10380" on the floorplate. Top of the slide is marked "CESKA ZBROJOVKA AS v PRAZE 72708 (Czech Lion proof stamp)", with a "C(fletched arrow)Z/28" mark on the left side. Right side of the frame is stamped "CZ/J/(Czech lion proof stamp)/28", left side is marked "C(fletched arrow)Z". Front grip strap is unit marked "331D.354." with "M70" barred out. Visible matching numbers on frame and slide. No import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 35% blue, remaining mostly on right side of the frame. Left side with general patina and numerous dark spots. Trigger and hammer are good showing moderate toning. Grip with scattered dents and scratches to the darkened finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with good rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R/PPT)

Unit Marked Swedish M1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #26000, .380 Auto cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with Crowned Husqvarna logos on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and lanyard ring at left side of the frame, with tan colored lanyard. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Pistol is marked left side of the slide with second type logo "HUSQVARNA VAPENFABRIKS AKTIEBOLAG/SYSTEM BROWNING". Frame is stamped "T2 No.100", indicating issue to the Swedish army Service Regiment #2, weapon #100. Rear of the frame is stamped "(crown)TT./HK". Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 80% blue, showing wear to the slide and toning to the grip straps. Left grip is in fair condition with cracks and roughness along the rear edge. Right side grip may be a more modern reproduction, and is in near excellent condition. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with good, clear rifling. Est.:$350-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Swedish Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #494334, 6.5x55mm cal., 29.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard. Issue sights removed now fitted with globe type front sight with insert and rear aperture sight, marked "Elit/m/Edstrom". Target sight is in good used condition and functions properly. With steel cleaning rod, cotton military sling, and three (3) excellent condition steel stripper clips. Sling is in good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked with Swedish crest over "CARL GUSTAFFS STADS/GEVARSFAKTORI/1921". Matching numbers. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85% blue, showing areas of thinning and toning, frosting across the barrel and receiver. Bolt assembly is in excellent condition. Wood has been sanded and stained, now in very good condition, with light handling marks. The rear sling swivel, buttstock brass disc, and range scale have been removed. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Antique Chilean Model 1895 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #H3704, 7x57mm cal., 29.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod. Top of the receiver ring is marked with Chilean crest and the left side receiver rail is marked "MAUSER CHILENO MODELO 1895/MANUFACTURA LOEWE BERLIN." There is a clear, well-stamped "(Chilean crest)/1895" cartouche on left side of the buttstock. Matching visible numbers. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 95%-97% blue, with light wear to the buttplate. The front sling swivel is slightly bent. Wood with an even dark colored finish, showing two areas of impressions to left side of the forend, with scattered scratches and marks to the buttstock. Action functions well. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (Antique)

Italian Model 1891 Carcano Bolt Action Carbine with Folding Bayonet, #G5621, 6.5x52mm cal., 17.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. Folding bayonet is in good condition, showing patina and frosting, but the release latch is jammed and the bayonet will not open. Includes a two-piece steel cleaning rod in the buttstock trap. Top of the barrel shank is marked "F.N.A.BRESCIA/(crown)RE", with "38-XVI" stamped on the right side. There is a faint, partially readable roundel stamped "BRESCIA" on left side of the buttstock. Matching number on left side of the buttstock. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50% blue mixed with dark patina, especially to the barrel and buttplate. Wood with general handling marks, bruises, and finish loss. There is a 1" crack to top of the handguard, forward of the rear sight. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair with clear rifling but may clean better. Est.: $200-$350. (C&R)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine with Folding Bayonet, #RHOO5241, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.4" barrel, blackened finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Bayonet is in fine condition, operates and locks into position smoothly. Includes a buttstock cleaning kit. Cleaning rod is missing. Top of the receiver cover is marked with a faint refurbishment stamp. Left side of the buttstock is stamped "1954r" over an "Xd" out serial number and the right side is marked with a faint boxed refurbishment stamp. Visible matching numbers. Import marks and importer applied serial number on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 95% arsenal applied black finish, showing some light marks to the barrel, and an operating wear mark to top of the bolt carrier. Buttplate is painted black, showing a few chips to the finish and patina to the metal. Wood scattered moderate handling marks and impressions to the dark varnished finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Yugoslavian M1924 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #38913, 8x57mm cal., 23.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod, which is slightly bent. Also includes is brown leather Yugoslavian sling, in good used condition, showing age and wear. Top of the receiver ring is marked with Yugoslavian Royal coat of arms over Cyrillic "MODEL 1924". Numbered parts do not match. Stamped "MEXICO" on left side of the receiver ring. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 20% blue, balance is bare gray metal mixed with light brown patina. Most of the finish is located on the bolt assembly and some of the protected areas. Wood is very good, showing old handling marks to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair overall with visible rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Modified Post-WWII Czech Model Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #8376l, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, laminated stock set with cupped buttplate, inverted-"V" front sight with hood, adjustable tangent rear sight, and steel cleaning rod. Marked "CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA,A.S,BRNO" on left side receiver rail, with "(Rampart Lion)" proofs left side of the receiver and barrel. Barrel is also stamped with a "(shield)/dot/13" and "GS" maker's mark. There are no markings on the top of the receiver ring. Rifle has been modified by replacing the magazine floorplate with a steel 25-rd. ribbed magazine stamped "(stick eagle)6/(triangle)S/(stick eagle)4/G" on the left side and serial number "509s" on the right side. Left side of the buttstock is stamped with a Yugoslavian "1.TRZ" stamp and serial number. Matching numbers on bolt handle. Numbers on the trigger guard, buttstock, and rear band do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% finish, with areas of pitting along the wood line, toning to the trigger guard, with dents and patina to the buttplate. Stock has been sanded and stained, now in very good condition, with light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates as excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Soviet M91/30 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #SHA4641, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 29" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is missing. Top of the barrel shank marked with "(Soviet crest)" over "1943r/SHA4641/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)". A duplicate serial number is stamped on left side of the receiver. Matching visible numbers. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Rifle is covered in heavy arsenal grease and the metal appears to be in very good overall condition, retaining most of its finish, showing light wear to the barrel. Bolt assembly has toned to a gray color. Wood appears to be in good condition, showing scattered impressions and scratches to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is greased but appears very good. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

Dutch Royal Netherlands East Indies Military Constabulary M95 Mannlicher Bolt Action Carbine, #909F, 6.5x53Rmm cal.,17.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, front sight base present but the blade is missing, with an adjustable quadrant rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1100 meters. Includes a black leather sling, in fair condition, showing age and wear. Left side of the receiver is marked "STEYR 1898". Likely arsenal reconditioned while in service and the top of the barrel shank is stamped "1956/(crown)E/090F/E". Numbers do not match. Condition overall is fair; metal shows wear general browning and areas of fine pitting. Bolt handle shows evidence of grinding. Safety lever with has several impressions along the edges. Wood with glue repaired cracks to the stock wrist behind the receiver tang and a putty repair to left side of the forend. There are also bruises and handling marks to the very dark finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark and in poor condition, rifling is barely visible. Est.: $150-$300. (Antique)

FN Browning M1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #397771, .32 ACP cal. 4"barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "FN" logos on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and fixed steel lanyard loop is mounted to lower left side of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Left side of the slide is marked "FABRIQUE-NATIONALE-HERSTAL-BELGIQUE(BROWNINGS PATENT)". Left side of the frame with "(Pistol logo)/FN/BREVETE-S.G.D.G.". There are Belgian proof and inspection stamps on left side of the frame and rear sight. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and rear sight. Condition overall is fine as reblued, retaining approx. 95% finish, with light wear around the muzzle, small impact marks and scratches to the rear of the slide. Grips are very good with light scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser C96 Bolo Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #613819,. 30 Mauser cal., 3.9"barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Backstrap is slotted for a shoulder stock and a loose lanyard ring is mounted to the butt. Left side of the frame is marked with "MAUSER" logo. Top of the chamber and the right side of the frame are marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N(A NECKAR". Matching numbered bolt. Import marked on the upper and lower left side of the frame. Condition overall is fair, retaining no finish. Metals shows signs of cleaning, general patina, and deep pitting around the grip. Grips with bruises, handling marks, and darkening. Grip screw is a non-standard replacement. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates poor, with pitting and worn rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Star Modelo Super A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #530219, 9mm Largo cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, white dot blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with one unmarked blue steel 9-round magazine. There are Spanish proofs on the left side of the frame, import marked "IAC" and "SPAIN" on the right side of the frame. Mfgd 1957. Pistol is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and along the slide. Additionally, there are light scratches and handling marks associated with use. Factory markings are clear. Grips are very good with some flattening of the checkering and light staining. Action functions well. Bore is very good with light frosting and defined rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (C&R/PPT)

German Issue Femaru 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol, #60125, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop at rear of the frame. No magazine. Pistol is marked "P.Mod.37,Kal.7,65" with "(eagle/swastika)" firing proof, and "jhv43" on left side of the slide. "WaA 173" Waffenamt on left side of the trigger guard. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% blue, with patina to both sides of the slide and to left side of the frame. Grips are good with a few small chips along the tops, scattered handling marks and oil darkening. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

German WWII Police Issued Austrian M1912 Steyr Semi-Automatic Pistol with Holster, #8672f, 9x19mm cal., 5" barrel, blued finish with bright trigger and hammer, checkered varnished hardwood grips, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop at bottom of the grip frame. Unmarked black leather holster is made for a different pistol with a detachable magazine. Holster is in very good condition, all stitching and fittings are present. Pistol is marked "STEYR 1914" on left side of the slide. Right side of the trigger guard with "W-n(Austro-Hungarian eagle)14". Right side of the frame is marked with a German WWII "(eagle)L" acceptance stamp and the left side "(eagle)N" proof mark. Matching numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine as refinished, retaining over 90% blue, which was applied over blemishes on the slide. Grips are good with wear to the checkering and general darkening, with a small crack to the top left grip. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates good with light frosting in the grooves, and defined rifling. Est:$700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet M1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver with Holster, #NGOO773, 7.62x38Rmm cal., 4.5" barrel, blued finish, checkered dark red plastic grips, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop on bottom of the grip frame. Brown Soviet rubberized holster is ink marked "OTK 10 1955" under the flap. Holster is in very good condition, showing moderate wear, and a few spots of darkening. Includes a lanyard and steel cleaning rod. Revolver is marked with Tula Arsenal makers mark and "1941" on left side of the frame, with inspection stamps on the right side. Matching original numbers on cylinder and trigger. Importer applied serial number and information on right side of the frame. Condition overall is excellent as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 97% blue, showing only light use and wear. Grips are also excellent. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Chambers are clean and bright. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser Model 1914 Semi Automatic Pistol, #233333, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, checkered hardwood one-piece grip, inverted-"V" front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one bright, unfinished magazine, marked "2039./2." on the floorplate. Pistol is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.G.OBERNDORF A.N.MAUSERS PATENT" on left side of the slide, and "MAUSER-7,65" on the right side. There is a "(crown)U" final acceptance stamp on the slide behind the rear sight, and a faint number on the front grip strap. Matching numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 70%-75% of an old refinish, showing spots of patina, edgewear, and handling marks. Grip with scattered impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Magazine displays signs of age and wear, with darkening and patina. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Beretta Model 1934 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines, #1620BB, .380 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, textured black plastic grips embossed with "PB" logos on both sides, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with square-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Both magazines are unmarked with blued finishes and finger extensions. Pistol is marked "P.BERETTA-CAL.9 CORTO-Mo 1934-BREVET/GARDONE V.T.1944" on left side of the slide. Matching numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall near excellent, with the metal retaining almost all of its reblued finish. Grips with scattered light handling marks, mainly to the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R/PPT)

Deutsche Werke Ortgies Semi-Automatic Pistol, #187931, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, smooth hardwood grips, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one bright steel magazine, marked "CAL.7,65" with "(Deutsche Werk)" logo. Left side of the slide is marked "DEUTSCHE WERKE(Logo)WERKE ERFURT". Right side of the slide with "ORTGIES PATENT". There are crowned inspection stamps on the frame, barrel, and slide. Barrel at the ejection port is stamped "CAL.7.65 m/m". Import stamped "GERMANY" on the underside of the frame. Condition overall is good, finish is mostly worn, now showing areas of dark toning with small spots of patina. Grips have no medallions and are probably later replacements, in very good condition with light handling marks. Left side grip is slightly loose. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Unit Marked Swedish M1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #44374, .380 Auto cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with Crowned Husqvarna logos on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and steel lanyard ring at left side of the frame, with tan colored lanyard. Includes one non-matching blued steel magazine, numbered "36688" on the right side. Pistol is marked "HUSQVARNA VAPENSFABRIKS AKTIEBOLAG" on left side of the slide. Stamped "I14 No.938" on the frame, indicating issue to Swedish army, Infantry Regiment #14, weapon #938. Rear of the frame is stamped "(crown)TT./BF." Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 90% finish, showing light edgewear, handling marks, and a few areas of dark toning. Grips with light wear and handling marks to the logos and checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Austrian M95 Mannlicher Straight-Pull Rifle, #M9504909, 8x56Rmm, 19.8" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Marked on top of receiver ring "STEYR/M.95". Top of barrel shank stamped with large "S" indicating conversion to 8x56Rmm. Matching number on bolt handle and on renumbered buttstock. Import markds and importer applied serial number on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is very good as arsenal reconditioned and shortened in the post-WWI era, retaining approx. 90% finish, with frosting to the magazine case and battering to the stacking hook. Wood has been sanded and varnished over old handling marks and gouges, now darkened with a couple of recent scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with light frosting. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

German Kar 98a Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #5077M, 8x57mm cal., 23.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Stock has no grasping grooves or takedown washer. Top of the receiver ring is marked "(crown)/ERFURT/1918" with a firing proof on the left side, and four crowned inspection stamps on the right side. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "Kar 98". There is a faint inspection stamp on right side of the buttstock. A five pointed star has been stamped into the right side bolt way. Numbers do not match. Import marked on left side of the barrel. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 30%-35% blue, with most parts showing wear and brown toning, with spots of patina to the rear receiver bridge. Wood has a matte colored appearance, and there is a crack through both sides of the buttstock, behind the wrist; cracks to the front and rear of the handguard. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates good, with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

French Model 1935S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A8350, 7.65 x20mm Longue cal., 4.29" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop on bottom of the frame. Includes one blued magazine, marked "1935-S" on the floorplate. Right side of the slide is marked "MODELE 1935S.M1/CAL.7,65L". Left side of the slide and right side of the frame are maker marked "SAGEM". No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% blue, showing some areas of edgewear and toning, browning to the grip straps, and a rough area to left side of the slide. Grips are good, showing handling marks and some areas of flattening to the checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Czech CZ 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines and Holster, #325190, .32 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, blued finish, checkered and grooved black plastic grips embossed with "CZ" logo on the right panel, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Both magazines are unmarked and fitted with black plastic finger extensions. Black leather police type holster is fitted with an extension and shoulder strap. Marked with an "OKT 4" stamp under the flap. Holster is very good, showing moderate age and wear. All straps and fittings are present. Pistol is marked "VZOR 70 CAL.7,65/MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA" with a "CZ" logo and date stamped "M76" on left side of the slide. Matching numbers. Import marked on left side of the frame. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 75%-80% finish, with clear factory lettering. Grips with scattered scratches and handling wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (C&R/PPT)

West German Walther Model PP Semi-Automatic Pistol, #351584, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blue finish, checkered rubber Pachmayr wraparound grips, low profile blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear sight, includes one 8-round blue steel Walther magazine with black plastic finger extension. Factory markings are clear, with Bavarian Police "BYP" property stamp on left side of the frame. There is an "(eagle)N" proof on left side of the frame and barrel, Ulm proof house mark on the barrel. Right side of the slide is marked, "MADE IN W. GERMANY". No visible import marks. Mfgd 1965. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue, with light holster wear at the muzzle, slide, and frame. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Action is crisp. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. A desirable West German marked PP, with no import marks. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

East German Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two (2) Magazines and Holster, #BR3556, 9x18mm cal., 3.68" barrel, blued finish, textured black plastic one piece grip with finger rest, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Both blued magazines are unmarked and in very good condition. Brown leather holster markings have been covered by a black marker under the flap. Holster is in very good condition, with light wear and impressions to the finish, all stitching and fittings are present. Pistol is marked with "(circle)" in diamond, boxed "K100", and "62" date on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on frame and slide. Import marked on right side of the frame. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 90% blue, with frosting to the front grip strap. Grip is a modern replacement and in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Lot of Seven (7) U. S. M1 Helmets: 1.) WWII steel helmet with cloth cover, sewn chin straps, and WWII liner with all straps. In very good condition, the leather chin strap is crazed and head band shows use. Subdued U.S. Navy badge is attached. 2.) Steel helmet, no liner, joined at the front, with a 2" crack at right of center, and very good paint. 3.) Steel helmet, no liner, joined at the front, with a 3" crack at right of center, paint is very good. 4.) Steel helmet, joined at the front, with circa 1960s chin strap, and circa 1950s liner with torn webbing at the back. Steel shows heavy use and rust. 5.) Steel helmet, circa 1960s, with torn cloth cover, liner is very good but missing the head band and nape strap. 6.) Steel helmet, missing chin straps, and circa 1950s liner with worn headband. Painted black and has scattered moderate surface rust. 7.) Steel helmet circa 1960s-1970s, with torn cloth cover, liner is missing the head band and nape strap. In good condition. Est.: $350-$550/lot.

Lot of Four (4) WWII German Steel Helmet Shells, No Liners: 1.) M35, stamped "ET64" on left side and "3783"on rear skirt, painted olive drab green with remnants of decal on left side. In very good condition. 2.) M35, stamped "ET62" on left side and "4160" on rear skirt, old green color over painted with gray. In good condition, with scratches and patina. 3.) M40, "NS64" on left side and "8646" on rear skirt, painted olive drab green. In good condition. 4.) M42, markings not visible, painted green/yellow/red with two red medic crosses to front. In good condition. Est.:$300-$500/lot.

Lot of Three (3) British and One American Steel Military Helmets: 1.) British Mark 1, marked with "(broad arrow)" inside the rim, with black leather liner and net, sand painted shell. In very good overall condition, liner shows age and wear. 2.) British Mark II with possible Greek liner and chinstrap, markings covered by paint. In good overall condition. 3.) British Mark II with possible Greek liner and chinstrap, markings covered by paint. In fair overall condition. 4.) U.S. M1917, no liner, sand painted shell, no markings. In fair condition, with moderate rust overall. Est.: $150-$250/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Steel Military Helmets: 1.) Czech M53 with liner and broken leather chin strap. Marked "(crossed swords)56". In good condition, with scratches to shell, and dryness to the liner. 2.) German M40, no visible makers marks, named "Winkler", green/red painted, detached liner marked "57-61", with brown chin strap. In very good condition. 3.) Swiss M1918 with liner and chin strap, "A BLATTY" scratched into inside rear. In good condition with wear, patina, and darkening to leather. 4.) French Adrian with crowned badge, liner, and chin strap, painted black. In good condition with a few dents and patina. Liner is good. 5.) Bulgarian M36 with size 59 liner, marked with national emblem. Condition is fair with wear and surface rust. Liner and chin strap are good. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot Of Eleven (11) Bayonets and One Leather Frog: 1.) Japanese Type 30 with scabbard and frog, made at the Kokura Arsenal, . Condition is good, blade has been sharpened, grips show age and wear. Frog is heavily worn. 2.) Soviet M91/30 Mosin Nagant, sealed in importer packaging. 3.) Soviet M91/30 Mosin Nagant, sealed in importer packaging. 4.) Austrian M1895 with scabbard, marked "MO" and engraved "589". Condition is very good as arsenal reconditioned, with a few small nicks to the blade. Scabbard has a few moderate dents. 5.) Japanese Type 30 with scabbard and reproduction frog, made by Toyoda Automatic Loom Works and the Nagoya Arsenal. Condition is fair with noticeable impact marks to blade edge, with scattered rust spots on the bayonet and scabbard. Frog is in very good condition. 6.) Swiss M1957 with scabbard, marked "V" (Victorinox) and "F+W" inside a circle. Condition is very good with bright blade and sharp point. Scabbard with light frosted oxidation. 7.) Swiss M1899 with Scabbard, marked "WAFFENFABRIK NEUHAUSEN". Condition is good overall, scabbard with rust patina. 8.) Swiss M1918 double edged bayonet with scabbard, marked "ELSENER/SCHWYZ". Condition is near excellent. Scabbard is very good, with a few light dents. Blade will not seat fully in the scabbard. 9.) Brass handled sword bayonet, 18.25" blade, marked "RE". The release spring latch assembly is missing. Condition is fair, showing moderate+ age and wear. No scabbard. 10.) Swedish M1896 with scabbard and frog, marked "EJ(crowned anchor)AB". Number on scabbard does not match. Condition is good with sharpening and patina to blade. Scabbard with a few dents. Frog shows age and wear. 11.) Glock 81 knife with scabbard, marked "GLOCK" and "MADE IN AUSTRIA(GLOCK)78". Condition is very good, showing some light finish wear. Scabbard is marked "GLOCK" and is in excellent condition. 12.) Brown leather Mauser frog is marked with hand written name "Wirnhofer "on the rear. Condition is good. Est.: $400-$700/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Bayonets and Three (3) Scabbards: 1.) M4 Carbine bayonet with scabbard, markings are ground off of the blade. Bayonet and scabbard are in good overall condition. 2.) U.S. M1 bayonet with scabbard, marked "AFH/U(flaming bomb)S". Bayonet is good+ overall, with sharpening to the blade. Scabbard is excellent. 3.) U.S. M4 carbine bayonet with scabbard, marked "U.S. M4/IMPERIAL", with U.S. M8A1 scabbard. Both are in very good overall condition. 4.) British Mk II bayonet for No.4 Lee Enfield Rifle, marked "G(crown)R/No4 MkII/SM". Condition is very good. 5.) French MAS 49/56 bayonet with scabbard, marked "MAT/F". In very good overall condition. 6.) U.S. M1 scabbard, marked "US(flaming bomb)". Condition is good. 7.) U.S. M1 (shortened U.S. Model 1905) scabbard, marked "US(flaming bomb)". In good overall condition, with an illegible name on the rear. 8.) Modified/Shortened U.S. M1 scabbard, marked "US(flaming bomb)". Body has been cut to fit and tabs have been removed from the locket. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Bayonets with Scabbards: 1.) German Kar 98k (M1884-98), marked "F1ccf" and "3196"on the blade, "0082"on scabbard. Blade is unsharpened. Condition is good overall. Scabbard with a few moderate dents. 2.) Modified/Shortened German SG 98-05, marked "WAFFENFABRIK/MAUSER A.G./OBERNDORF a.N". Condition is fair showing heavy use to bayonet and scabbard. Comes with a reproduction black leather frog in excellent condition. 3.) Shortened/Modified German SG98-05, marked "WAFFENFABRIK/MAUSER A.G./OBERNDORF a.N". Condition is fair showing heavy use to bayonet and scabbard. Comes with a reproduction black leather frog in excellent condition. 4.) Belgian Export type long bayonet, marked "6307" on end of the pommel, 15.1"blade. Condition is fair with patina and sharpening to blade. Dark patina to pommel. Scabbard with scattered dents and patina. 5.) Turkish Mauser Model 38, marked "3855" on the cross guard. Condition is poor with heavy use and wear to bayonet and scabbard. Pins are missing and throat is loose inside scabbard. 6.) Yugoslavian M1948, marked "NPEAY3EKE 44". Matching numbered scabbard. Condition is fair with darkening to blade and cracks to handle. Scabbard with dents and patina. Blade will not seat fully into scabbard. 7.) Czech VZ.22, marked "E(rampart lion)23" and "ZSQ", with"3015"on the pommel. Condition is about good with patina to the metal and handling marks and darkening to the grips. 8.) Austrian M1895, marked with "(Austro Hungarian eagle)" and "F.G./GY." Condition is fair with wear, sharpening, and nicks to blade. Comes with a Swedish brown leather frog, in good condition. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

British 1897 Pattern Infantry Sword with Scabbard, #M3991, 32.25" blade, 38.25" OAL. Blade is marked "ROBERTS & SONS/BIRMINGHAM/MAKERS TO THE WAR & INDIA OFFICES" on left side, with a silver "PROOF" button on the right side. Straight blade is marked with a "(crown)" over the British Royal Coat of Arms on the right side and a "(crown)" on the left side, with decorative motifs on both sides. Nickeled three-quarter basket hilt has a pierced foliage decorated guard marked with the Crowned Cipher of Queen Victoria. Shagreen grip is wrapped with spring steel wire with a checkered back strap and nickeled pommel. Condition is very good, blade appears to have been renickeled and the markings are now muted. Guard shows light use and toning. Grip shows wear and there is a loose wire on the right side. Leather knot is in fair condition. Scabbard is unmarked and has a brown leather cover on the body and a nickeled throat. Condition is fair with the leather showing craze cracking, scratches, and scuffs to the finish. There is a crack and separation to the drag but the wood interior appears intact. Blade enters and withdraws smoothly. Est.: $200-$400.

WWII Japanese Officer's Shin-Gunto Sword, with a 24.75 machine made blade, with one mounting hole, Seki Arsenal stamp, and is signed by the arsenal factory worker. Sword features a brass habaki, tsuba decorated with five-petal flowers; standard floral decorated menuki, pommel, and ferrule with spring clip (damaged), missing the seppa spacers. Handle is wood, covered in ray skin, and wrapped in silk ito cord. Scabbard is brown painted steel with floral decorated throat fitting; chape and all the other scabbard fittings are missing. Condition is good, blade has been cleaned and has a few mild rust stains, and a few small nicks to the edge, tip is rounded and dull. Tang with an uncleaned rust patina, markings are clear. Fittings show normal age patina. Handle wrapping shows soiling and light wear. Scabbard shows wear to the painted finish, age, scattered moderate dents, and scratches. Est.: $300-$400.

Czech Model 98/22 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #E5956, 8x57mm cal., 29.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Rear sight leaf has been converted to Western numerals and graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and detachable sling. Sling is in good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked "CESKOSLOVENSKA/ZBROJOVKA/BRNO". No visible numbers on bolt handle or other parts. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 60%-65% thinning and toning blue, showing some pitting along the barrel at the wood line. Wood is very good with general moderate marks from handling and use, with a few small chips to the toe. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.:$400-$600. (C&R)

Swedish M1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #58339, 6.5x55mm cal., 29.1" threaded barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod. Brass disc has been removed from right side of the buttstock. Top of the receiver ring is marked "WAFFENFABRIK/MAUSER/OBERNDORF/1900". Visible matching numbers. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is near fine as refinished, retaining approx. 95% blue, with light wear around the muzzle and to the bolt release. Bolt assembly is in excellent condition. Wood has an even dark finish, with mostly light impressions and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Mexican Model 1954 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, .30-06 cal., 24"barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with attached hood, adjustable leaf rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 1500 meters. With steel cleaning rod and unmarked brass disc at the toe of the buttstock. Top of the receiver ring is marked "FABRICA DE ARMAS MEXICO/(Mexican crest)/1962", and left side with "CAL.7.62mm/MOD.54". No parts are numbered. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% blue, with silver speckling across the receiver, wear to the muzzle area and barrel bands. Rear sight bed screw is missing. There is a crack to right side of the forend, below the rear sight. Wood is otherwise very good, showing scattered scratches and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #38406, 7.7x58mm cal., 25.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock with handguard, two-piece buttstock, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture, battle sight, and folding anti-aircraft wings. Includes steel cleaning rod. Left side rear barrel band screw, rear sight bed screw, and receiver tang screw are missing. Rifle is fitted with folding bipod and sheet steel dust cover. Top of receiver ring with Mum crest over characters for "99 Type". Left side receiver rail is stamped with 3rd series mark and the symbol for the Nagoya Arsenal. Matching numbers on bolt handle and bayonet mount. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 35%-40% finish, with most parts showing wear and now toned to a silver color. Wood is good with handling marks to the even colored finish, there are two spots of possible battle damage to left side of the buttstock. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

British Webley Mark IV Double Action Revolver, #120652, .38 S&W cal., 5" flat sided barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "Webley" logo on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and a swiveling steel lanyard ring at the bottom of the grip frame. Top of barrel strap is marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD" and "MARK IV .38" on the left side. Left side of the frame is stamped "WAR FINISH" and there is a crowned "inspection stamp" on the right side. "WD" has been stamped into the butt of the grip. Matching numbers. London export proof marks on right side barrel. No recent import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 90% black finish, with light patina spots to the cylinder and left side of the barrel. Grips are good, showing age and handling wear. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly. Top of the chamber is stamped with "*"symbol, and the bore rates fair with an area of rust at the lead, otherwise bright with very good, defined rifling. Chambers are clean and bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

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Czech CZ 52 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Five (5) Magazines, #LB3708, 7.62x25mm cal., 4.7" barrel, gray parkerized finish, grooved dark red plastic grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard loop at rear of the frame. All five (5) parkerized magazines are unmarked and in good to very good overall condition. Pistol is marked "rid" on left side of the frame with "(crossed swords)/54" on the right side. Matching numbers on frame and slide. Import marked on right side of the frame. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85% finish, showing areas of edgewear and thinning. Grips with scattered light handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates fair and is dark, rifling shows moderate+ wear. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Argentine Ballester-Molina Semi-Automatic Pistol with Holster, #39413, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard ring at rear of the frame. Includes on unmarked blued steel magazine and unmarked Argentine holster, made from dyed green leather. Holster is in good condition, showing general age and wear, all fittings and stitching are present. Pistol is marked "PISTOLA AUTOMATICA C.11.25 mm FABRICADA POR "HAFDASA"/PATENTES INTERNATIONALES "BALLESTER-MOLINA"/INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA" on left side of the slide and "(Argentine crest)/EJERCITO ARGENTINO" on the right side. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and barrel. Import marked on the trigger guard. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 35%-40% blue, majority shows brown toning, general age and wear. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are fair, with bruises and darkening. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $450-650. (C&R/PPT)

Austrian Steyr Model 1908/34 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #59611P, .32 ACP cal., 3.7" flat sided tip up barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with the "STEYR" logo on each side, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, with a fixed lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued magazine. Left side of the barrel is marked with an "(Austrian eagle)" and patent information, right side with patent information and "NDV" stamp. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, showing areas of thinning and toning. Grips are very good , with the right side showing light scratches and an area of wear to the checkering. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Dreyse Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #206184, .32 ACP cal., 3.6" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips embossed with "RMF" logos on both sides, low profile inverted-"V" front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes one magazine, marked with an "E" on the floorplate extension. Most of the finish has worn off of the magazine and there is a small dent to left side of the body. Pistol is marked on left side of the frame "DREYSE/Rheinische Metallwaaren & Maschinenfabrik/ABT.SOMMERDA". There are "(crown)N" proof marks on left side of the barrel, slide, and frame. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% blue, with wear and spots of patina to the muzzle, slide, and frame. Grips show age and handling wear, with a chip missing from the left side. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good+ rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Chilean Contract Steyr-Hahn Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #435, 9x23mm cal., 5" barrel, blued finish with bright hammer, trigger, and safety; checkered hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop at bottom of the frame. Pistol is marked "STEYR 1912" on left side of the slide forward of "MOD.1911" and "(Chilean national crest)". Right side of the slide is marked "EJERCITO DE CHILE". Right side frame at the muzzle is stamped "9MM". Matching numbers on frame and slide, magazine floorplate does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% blue, showing toning and fine handling marks, with spot of patina to right side of the frame, slide, and grip straps. Additionally, there are some spots of mild pitting on left side of the frame. Grips show age and wear from service use, with scattered scratches and darkening. Action operates smoothly, but the safety will only engage when the hammer is in the lowered position. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Czech CZ 38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #255907, .380 ACP cal., 4.7" barrel, blued finish, checkered dark red one piece grip, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove, and swiveling lanyard ring at rear of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Pistol is marked "CESKA ZBROJOVKA AKC.SPOL V PRAZE" on left side of the slide, with "(CZ logo)/E7/(Czech lion)/39" on right side of the frame. There are "(Czech lion)" proofs on top of the slide and on the barrel at the ejection port. Matching visible numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fair, metal with areas of considerable pitting and patina across the front and sides of the frame and slide. Grip also shows considerable wear and right side grip screw is missing. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Type 56 SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1616519, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Includes buttstock cleaning kit and brown cotton Chinese sling, in very good condition. Bayonet assembly and cleaning rod are missing. A black rubber recoil pad/extender has been attached to the buttstock, and the lower screw is a replacement. Left side of the receiver is marked with "(triangle)306" arsenal stamp, Chinese characters for "56 type". Matching visible numbers. Import marked on left side of the receiver. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 95% blue, with light wear around the muzzle, and handling marks to the receiver cover. Wood with scattered moderate impressions and handling marks to the even, dark colored finish. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)

French MAS-36 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #K83976, 7.5x54mm cal., 22.6" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock set with handguard, blade front sight with hood, and adjustable aperture rear sight, graduated to 1200 meters. Includes an original bayonet, in excellent condition. Also included are a brown leather French and black rubber "MAS 1951" recoil pad, both are in very good condition. Left side of the receiver is marked "MAS MLE 1936/K83976". Matching number on the bolt handle. No visible import marks. Rifle has been arsenal reconditioned and is in near excellent condition, retaining approx. 95% finish, showing light handling wear. There is a 2.5" scratch to left side of the handguard. Wood is otherwise in excellent condition. Action functions well. Muzzle has been counter bored. Bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Japanese Type 38 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #1785968, 6.5x50mm cal., 31" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock with handguard and two-piece buttstock, dust cover, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V-notch and battle sight, graduated to 2400 meters. Missing the cleaning rod. Top of receiver ring with intact Imperial Mum crest over three characters for "38 type". Left side receiver rail with Kokura Arsenal makers mark. Numbers do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 60% blue, showing general wear and toning, cleaning to the trigger guard and floorplate. Wood is good with dents and scratches from service use scattered throughout. Action operates smoothly. Bore is good, with clear rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Finnish Sako M39 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #254527, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 27" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, semi-pistol grip hardwood stock with handguard and two-piece forend, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "U"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and green leather Finnish sling. Sling is in good condition, showing age and wear. Top of the barrel shank is marked with a boxed "SA" Finnish property stamp/(Sako makers mark)/254527/1944". Right side of the buttstock is stamped with "(crossed cannons)S" and Sako "gear wheel" makers mark. Matching number stamped on the bolt knob. Other numbers do not match. Import marked on right side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 90% toning blue, with areas of pitting to the buttplate. Wood with scattered mostly light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is good with clear rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Romanian Contract VZ 24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #RR15708, 8x57mm cal., 23.6" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 2000 meters. Steel cleaning rod is missing. Top of the receiver ring is marked with a partially visible Romanian crest and the left side receiver rail with "ZBROJOVKA BRNO,A.S.VZ 24". Matching numbered stock. Bolt does not match. Import marked on left side of the barrel. Condition overall is very good as arsenal refurbished, retaining approx. 80% blue, showing wear, and toning to the barrel, barrel bands, and trigger guard. There are small impressions on the floorplate. Factory markings are clear. Wood with general dents and scratches from service use, with a few small cracks and mars to the handguard. Action functions well. Bore with darkening in the grooves, rifling shows moderate+ wear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Italian M1891/38 Carcano Bolt Action Carbine, #SF5188, 6.5x52mm cal., 17.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, dovetailed blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "V"-notched groove. Includes a tan colored U.S. "NOBUCKL" sling, in good used condition. The mount for the folding bayonet has been milled off the bottom of the front sight band. Barrel shank marked "GARDONE VT" with Fascist "942-XX", for manufacture in 1942. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on left side of the barrel. Matching numbered stock. Condition overall is very good+ as refinished, retaining approx. 93%-95% blue, which was applied over light pitting on the barrel, and now shows patina to the magazine. Wood has been sanded and stained over old handling marks, now in very good condition. Action functions well. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Finnish Issue Soviet Marked Ex-Dragoon M1891 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #86277, 7.62x54R cal., 28.75" barrel, blued finish, straight grip hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-"V" front sight, curved Konovalov rear sight, and hexagonal receiver. Muzzle has been counter bored approx. .25". Barrel bands are later hinged type. Includes a steel cleaning rod and cotton Soviet sling with leather collars. Sling is stamped but not legible and is in very good used condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked in Cyrillic lettering "NHEBCKNN/OPYHENHbIN 3Aboh/1927r", with Izhevsk Arsenal "(bow and arrow)" makers mark. There is an "SA" Finnish property stamp on the top and left side of the barrel shank. Right side of the buttstock has a Tula arsenal "(arrow in star)" makers mark and is dated either 1933 or 1938, with the last digit being difficult to read. The letters "A.K." have been carved into the left side of the buttstock, and measure .5" in height. Numbers do not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 40%-50% thinning and toning blue with areas of patina around the receiver, magazine, and buttplate. Wood with dents and scratches scattered throughout, including a larger impression to the right side below the receiver. Action operates smoothly. There are a few small rough spots visible forward of the chamber, rifling is good and clearly defined, grooves are dark. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R)

Czech CZ 52 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Two Magazines and Holster, #K09491, 7.62x25mm cal., 4.7" barrel, parkerized finish, smooth hardwood grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, with swiveling lanyard loop at rear of the frame. Both parkerized magazines are unmarked and in very good condition. Brown leather holster is unmarked and in good condition, with creases and some darkening to the leather, all stitching and fittings are present. Includes steel cleaning rod, that is slightly bent at the tip. Pistol is marked "rid" on left side of the frame, with "(crossed swords)/53" on the right side. Matching numbers on frame and slide. Import marked on right side of the frame. Condition overall is very good as refinished, retaining approx. 93%-95% reparkerized finish, showing scattered light scratches and handling marks. Grips are modern replacements, in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

French Model 17 Unique Semi-Automatic Pistol, #109711, 7.65mm cal., 3" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grooved grips embossed with "RF" logos on each side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued magazine. Pistol is marked "7.65 COURT 9 COUPS "UNIQUE"/MANUFACTURE DARMES DES PYRENEES HENDAYE" on left side of the slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 92%-94% blue, with intermittent light handling marks and wear. Grips with scattered handling marks, and there is a chip to the bottom of the left grip. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Beretta Model 1934 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #690353, .380 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blued finish, textured black plastic grips embossed with "PB" logos on both sides, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with square-notched groove, and fixed lanyard loop on left side of the frame. Includes one unmarked blued magazine with finger extension. Magazine with a small dent to the left side and the follower is missing. Pistol is marked "P.BERETTA-Cal.9 CORTO-Mo 1934-BREVETTATO/GARDONE V.T.1938-XVI" on left side of the slide. With "(crown)RE" on left side of the frame. Matching numbers on frame and slide. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 85%-87% blue, showing thinning and toning to the frame behind the trigger, front and back grip strap. Grips show general handling wear to both panels. Action operates smoothly. Bore displays darkening, rifling is good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

French MAB Model D Semi-Automatic Pistol, #108624, .32 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, replacement smooth black wooden grips with thumb rest on left side, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove, and lanyard ring on bottom of the grip frame. Includes one unmarked blued steel magazine. Magazine with a small dent to the right side. Pistol is marked "PISTOLET AUTOMATIQUE CAL.7.65/MAB BREVETE MODELE D" on left side of the slide; ejection port "MAB/CAL 7,65 PT". Left side of the frame is marked "FRANCE". Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, areas of toning, and edgewear. Grips shows moderate handling wear. Action operates smoothy but slide will not hold open. Bore is bright with very good, clearly defined rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R/PPT)

Modified Remington Model 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle with Leupold Scope, #4087171, .30-06 cal., 22" two-groove barrel, parkerized finish, "scant" walnut stock with handguard. Issue sights removed, now fitted with a ramped beaded blade front sight with hood. There is no rear sight. Topped with a Leupold M8-4x scope with rear lens cover. There are scattered light scratches and marks to the outside of the scope, optics are clear and bright. Includes a green cotton U.S. military sling, in very good used condition. Rifle has been modified by shortening the barrel, forend, and removing the military hardware, adding a push type safety lever to right side of the receiver. Markings on receiver ring are obscured by scope mount and removed from barrel and pistol grip. Condition overall is very good as modified, retaining approx. 80% parkerized finish, showing wear and handling marks. Bolt body has been polished bright. Wood has been sanded and stained, now with scattered light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is a little dark, rifling is good and clearly defined. Est.: $400-$700. (Modern)

Custom Mexican Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #30730P, .250/3000 Savage cal., 25" free-floated heavy barrel, blue finish, custom laminate wood thumbhole stock with sling swivel bases, exotic wood forend tip and grip cap, sights have been removed, receiver is drilled and tapped with two vacant holes and a single Weaver base at the rear, contoured bolt in the white. Buttstock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 15.25" LOP. Marked with a legible Mexican crest on the front ring dated 1940. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-60% of an old reblued finish with scattered scrapes, scratches, and areas of light surface rust along the barrel. There is also an area of moderate surface rust just ahead of the front ring. Bolt handle displays areas of surface rust due to poor storage.Stock is in very good condition with scuffs and storage marks. Action functions well. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Pre-War Oberndorf Mauser Model ES 350 Bolt Action Single Shot Target Rifle, #149409, .22 LR cal., 27" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and a period leather rifle sling, ramped blade front and adjustable military tangent style rear sights, with factory grooved receiver. Buttstock ends with a smooth steel buttplate with a sharp Mauser banner, providing a 14" LOP. Factory markings are clear with numerous German proofs. Bolt handle is marked with the matching serial number. Barrel is marked "Ch51" with vertical "s", right side is marked, "D.R.P.D.R.G.M." with a standard German period patent mark. No visible import marks. Rifle is topped with an unmarked compact fixed 4x rifle scope, finished in gloss black with a duplex reticle, and set of plastic lens covers. Scope is in near excellent condition with bright, clear optics. Mfgd in the 1930s. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining traces of original finish with the remainder drifting to gray patina with minor marks and scattered spots of minor surface erosion. Stock is in very good condition with scattered indentations, scuffs, and an coat of varnish. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Modified G.33/40 dot 1942 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3454d,.308 Win. cal., 20.5" barrel, blued finish, tiger striped sporter stock with cheekpiece, dark wood forend cap, grip cap, and "White Line" recoil pad. Issue sights removed, now fitted with a ramped beaded blade front sight with hood, and Williams aperture rear sight to right rear receiver bridge. Replacement trigger has vertical grooves. Top of receiver ring marked "(eagle)63/dot/1942" and left side of the receiver rail "G.33/40". Left side barrel shank is hand stamped "308 WIN". Condition overall is near excellent as modified, retaining approx. 98% reblued finish. Bolt body has been jeweled. Stock is near excellent, with intermittent light handling marks, and an even color to the finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Golden State Arms Santa Fe Model 1944 Lee Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #65507, .303 British cal., 22.1" barrel, blued finish, with hardwood stock set. Issue sights removed, now fitted with a ramped beaded blade front sight, and dovetailed flip rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Five-round steel magazine is marked "SANTA FE/MAGAZINE/MADE IN/JAPAN" and is in very good condition, with a small dent to the right side. Brown rubber recoil pad is marked "SANTA FE". Includes a tooled leather sling, in very good used condition. British issue markings have been removed from the left side of the receiver and the barrel has been marked "SANTA FE MODEL 1944/GOLDEN STATE ARMS CORP PASADENA CALIF". Serial number removed from the bolt handle. Birmingham export proofs stamped on left side barrel. Condition overall is very good, reblued metal retains approx. 95% blue, with areas of patina and toning to the barrel. Rear sight bridge has been machined off. Bolt assembly has been chromed. Forend with a small crack and spliced repair to the left side. Buttstock with scattered light handling marks and a darker color than the forend. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Modified Swiss 96/11 Schmidt-Rubin Straight Pull Rifle with Scope, #288443, 7.5x55mm cal., 20" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, with one detachable magazine. Issue sights have been removed. Topped with a Burris mount and 2-3/4x Burris scope. In near excellent condition, with light handling marks to the tube, optics are bright and clear. Rifle has been modified by shortening the barrel and stock forend, and removing the military hardware. Matching numbers on the barrel and magazine. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good as modified, retaining approx. 80% blue, with some spots of light rust patina on the barrel, thinning and toning to the receiver and trigger guard. Wood is very good, with scattered scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Modified M1895 Dutch Mannlicher Bolt Action Rifle with Scope, #963L, possibly in 6.5x53Rmm cal., but needs to be verified, 22.25" barrel, blued finish, with hardwood stock. Sights have been removed. Topped with a Burris mount and 2-3/4x Burris scope with flip-up lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition, with bright, clear optics. Rifle has been modified by cutting back the barrel and forend, removing the military hardware. Top of receiver ring with a crowned inspection stamp and marked "STEYR 1900" on left side of the receiver rail. Condition is good as modified, retaining approx. 45%-50% blue, showing wear and toning. Wood has been sanded and stained, now in good condition, with a crack to the forend at the filled cleaning rod channel. Action operates smoothly. Bore is good but needs thorough cleaning. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Modified German Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle with Scope, #D17507, 8x57mm cal., 24" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt, sporter stock with cheekpiece and recoil pad. Issue sights removed. Rifle is fitted with a scope rail and Leupold 1x4 scope, which is in excellent condition with bright, clear optics. Rifle with the original military markings on the receiver. Bolt handle has been turned down and polished, with an added flip safety on the cocking piece. Condition overall is good as modified, retaining nearly all of the reblued finish, which was applied over old pitting on the receiver and barrel. Wood is unfinished, reshaping to the stock comb and wrist needs to be finished. Action operates smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent overall with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Lot of Two (2) Modified Bolt Action Military Rifles: 1.) Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #43663, 7.7x58mm cal., 18.25" barrel, bright finish, hardwood sporter stock with cheekpiece and pistol grip, blade front sight, issue rear sight removed, with an added Redfield aperture sight at right side of the receiver. Includes an extra cocking piece/safety and firing pin spring. Matching numbers on bolt handle and cocking piece. Barrel and forend have been shortened and the military hardware removed. Condition overall is fair, all the bluing has been removed from the metal, now showing patina, and areas of light rust to the receiver ring and cocking piece. Wood has been reshaped at the pistol grip and cheekpiece. Action functions well. Bore is bright with good rifling. 2.) Columbian FN Model 1950 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #16667, .30-06 cal., 23.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight, rear sight leaf assembly has been removed. Includes three (3) 5-round stripper clips. Rifle has been modified by removing the handguard, barrel bands, buttplate, sights, sling mount, and screws. Magazine release is a recent replacement. Condition overall is good as modified, retaining approx. 40% blue. Wood with general dents and scratches. Action functions well. Bore is fair with visible rifling. Est.: $300-$500/lot. (Modern)

Lot of Two (2) Modified Military Rifles: 1.) Dutch M95 Mannlicher Bolt Action Rifle, #7040C, 6.5x53Rmm cal., 24.25" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock, dovetailed inverted-"V" front sight, and adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove. The sight graduations have been removed from the sight bed and the right side protector will swing out when the leaf is raised. Rifle has been modified by shortening the forend and removing the military hardware. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 40% blue. Wood has been sanded and varnished with a high gloss finish, now in very good condition with light handling marks. Action functions well. Bright bore rates very good, with clearly defined rifling. 2.) Modified German GEW 88 Commission Bolt Action Rifle, #5470M, 8x57mm cal., 19" barrel, blued finish, with hardwood stock. Sights have been removed. Rifle has been modified by shortening the barrel and forend and removing the military hardware. Condition overall is fair with the metal toned brown, with patina and areas of pitting. Wood has been sanded and stained over old handling marks, now in good condition with a chip to the buttstock. Action functions well. Bright bore rates good, with defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/Antique)

Modified Spanish M1916 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #RM00488, 7x57mm cal., 21.25" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock, no handguard. Issue sights have been removed, now with a beaded front sight on ramped base with a Williams aperture rear sight. Rifle has been modified by cutting shortening the barrel, stock, and removing the military hardware. With added trigger shoe. Top of the receiver ring is marked with a partially visible Spanish crest above "FABRICA DE ARMAS/OVIEDO/1929". Visible matching number. No import marks. Condition overall is very good as modified, retaining approx. 85%+ reblued finish. Stock has been sanded and left unfinished, showing light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, and sleeved, with very good rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern)

Lot of Two (2) Romanian UMC Cugir Bolt Action Single Shot .22 LR Training Rifles. 1.) #1951-01919, .22 LR cal., 27.75" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, ramped blade front, no rear sight, and a sighting rail milled into the barrel. Import marked on the underside of the barrel. Mfgd 1951. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning finish, with general wear, and some spots of light surface erosion. Stock is in good condition, with general indentations and scratches. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good with light erosion and well-defined rifling. 2.) #1951-01425, .22 LR cal., 27.75" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, no bolt, missing the front sight, no rear sight, with a sighting rail machined into the barrel at the rear. Import marked on the underside of the barrel. Mfgd 1951. Rifle is in very good condition, retaining approx, 85%-90% thinning blue finish, showing general wear and some areas of light erosion. Stock is in good condition, with general dents and scratches. Bore is good with light erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400/lot. (C&R)

Lot of Two (2) Romanian UMC Cugir Bolt Action Single Shot .22 LR Training Rifles. 1.) #1954-04426, .22 LR cal., 27.75" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, no bolt, missing the front sight, no rear sight with a sighting rail machined into the barrel at the rear. Import marked on the underside of the barrel. Mfgd 1954. Rifle is in good condition, retaining considerable thinning blue finish, with scattered areas of surface erosion. Front trigger guard screw is missing. Stock is in fair condition, showing heavy use. Buttstock is missing the buttplate and ends with bare wood. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and visible rifling. 2.) #1956-14319, .22 LR cal., 27.75" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, ramped blade front sight, adjustable "U"-notch rear sight in a sighting rail milled into the barrel. Import marked on the underside of the barrel. Mfgd 1956. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-95% thinning finish, with scattered spots of light corrosion along the barrel. Stock is in good condition with indentations and scrapes, including numerous mars along the barrel channel. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is good with light erosion and well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400/lot. (C&R)

Lot of Two (2) Modified Military Bolt Action Rifle Barreled Actions: 1.) Dutch M95 Mannlicher with Scope, #C729, possibly 6.5x53Rmm cal., but may have been rechambered, 17.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, no sights. Topped with a Bushnell Phantom II 2.5x scope with a fine crosshair reticle. Exterior with light handling marks to the tube, optics are clear and bright. Rifle is marked "HEMBRUG 1940" on left side of the receiver. Numbered parts do not match. Condition overall is good as modified with patina to the barrel and receiver, rust patina to the magazine and bolt assembly. Action operates smoothly. Bore is good with defined rifling. 2.) Spanish Model 1916 Mauser, #T904, 7x57mm cal., 21" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt body, beaded blade front sight on ramped base, and replacement adjustable rear sight with "V"-notched groove, graduated to 600 yards. Rifle is faintly marked "(crown)/FABRICA DE ARMAS/OVIEDO/1929" on top of receiver ring. Matching numbers on barrel and receiver. Condition overall is good as modified, retaining almost all of the reblued finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $200-$350/lot. (Modern)

Thompson Center Arms Scout Muzzle Loading Black Powder Rifle, #35985, .54 cal., 21" barrel, blue finish, textured synthetic straight grip stock and forend with swivel slings and Butler Creek padded rifle sling, dovetailed blade front and buckhorn rear sights, exposed hammer, receiver is drilled and tapped, with a full-length ramrod. Buttstock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, providing a 14.6" LOP. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scattered light marks from handling and use. There are spots of light surface rust on the top and bottom tangs. The area around the hammer and nipple show light surface rust from poor storage. Stock with scattered scratches and scuffs consistent with field use. Action functions well. Bore is fair with visible light surface rust and defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (No FFL Required)

Savage Arms Model 40 Super Sporter Bolt Action Rifle, #22802, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with Schnabel forend, sling swivel studs have been removed, dovetailed ramped knife blade front and standard semi-buckhorn rear sights, with one detachable 3-round blue steel magazine. Buttstock ends with a ribbed steel "SVG" buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle is topped with a Redfield one-piece base, rings, and an El Paso Weaver K4 fixed power rifle scope, with fine crosshair reticle. Finish on the scope shows thinning and wear, optics are clear. Mfgd circa 1928-40. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-60% factory finish, showing general wear throughout, with scattered marks from handling and use. Barrel with some spots of mild erosion. Stock has been lightly sanded, with minor marks, all the original finish removed. There is a 2" lateral crack at the rear of the action and wood screw protruding from the underside of the butt. Action functions well. Bore is very good and may clean better. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Armalite AR-7 Explorer Semi-Automatic Takedown Survival Rifle, #100306, .22 LR cal., 16" aluminum barrel with steel liner, matte black finish, scarce brown camouflage synthetic stock, factory dovetailed blade front and aperture rear sight, with one 8-round blue steel detachable magazine. Factory markings are clear, with "COSTA MESA, CALIF. U.S.A." on the right side of the receiver. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching serial number at the end. Box is in very good condition. Mfgd circa 1972-1973. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with light marks at the muzzle and scattered minor handling marks. Stock is in excellent condition with light scuffs and storage marks. Action functions well. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Henry Repeating Arms U.S. Survival Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #US112875B, .22 LR cal., 16" ABS plastic coated barrel, matte black finish, textured ABS plastic stock, orange plastic dovetailed blade front sight, and fixed peep sight at the rear of the receiver, Picatinny style rail on top of the receiver. Includes two (2) 8-round blue steel magazines and factory cardboard box with matching end label. Rifle is excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with only minor handling marks. Stock is in excellent condition. Action functions well. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, and shows little use. The rifle disassembles and can be stored in the buttstock along with the extra magazine. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Mossberg Model 146B-A Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 26" barrel, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with Schnabel forend and sling swivel mounts, hooded flip-up front sight, rear sight has been removed, Mossberg Model S-130 folding aperture sight at the left rear of the receiver, factory grooved receiver, and nylon finger groove trigger guard. Buttstock ends with a ribbed hard rubber buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Mfgd circa 1954-58. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, showing light wear and minor handling marks. Stock is in near excellent condition with minor indentations and light storage marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bright bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 310 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #D44646, .22 S-L-LR cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, machine checkered hardwood one-piece Monte Carlo stock with sling swivel bases, steel bead ramped blade front and standard elevator rear sights, with factory grooved receiver. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Rifle is topped with an unmarked 5x32 scope, finished in matte black with a duplex reticle, and set of plastic lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Mfgd from 1972-75. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only light handling marks, showing little use. Stock is in excellent condition with minor storage marks only. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (Modern)

Custom Remington Model 514 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24.5" barrel, parkerized finish, gloss finished smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with lace-up leather pad and comb adjustments, ivory bead blade front sight, and standard elevator rear sight (elevator is missing). Bolt with chrome finish. Rifle is topped with an unmarked side mount, rings, and an unmarked 3-6x scope, finished in gloss black, with a fine crosshair reticle. Scope is in fine condition with clear optics and includes a set of plastic lens covers. Mfgd 1949. Rifle is in fine condition as refinished, retaining nearly all of the parkerized finish, with scattered light scratches and scuffs. Stock is near excellent as refinished, with an added coat of varnish. Action functions well. Bore is fine with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Lot of Two (2) Remington Single Shot Bolt Action Rifles: 1.) Model 41, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., shortened 16.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, ramped blade front and replacement adjustable "U"-notch rear sight. There is an extra set of holes from the original rear sight. Rifle is in very good overall condition as customized, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning finish, showing general age and wear. Stock is in good condition with indentations and scrapes, missing the rear sling swivel. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good with light erosion and defined rifling. 2.) Model 514, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, factory dovetailed blade front and standard elevator "U"-notch rear sights. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, with light scuffs, minor handling marks, and light scratches on the receiver. . Receiver shows light scratches and edgewear on the trigger guard. Stock with large areas of damaged finish from caustic fluid on both sides. Action is crisp. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400/lot. (C&R)

Early Remington Model 550 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, dovetailed silver beaded blade front sight, standard elevator "U"-notched rear sight, with shell deflector and dual extractors. Mfg'd August 1942. Rifle is in near fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% blue finish, with light wear and loss of finish at the muzzle, a small rub mark on right side of the barrel, and small scratches towards the muzzle. Markings are sharp. Trigger is color case hardened and most of the finish remains. Stock is very good with scattered scratches and small indentations. There are several slightly deeper mars around both sides of the trigger guard. Buttstock was broken at the toe and repaired, likely with glue. Remington buttplate is chipped at the heel and toe, providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is near excellent with strong rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Marlin Model 60 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #18504140, .22 LR cal., 22" micro-groove barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece Monte Carlo stock, ramped blade front sight, standard elevator "U"-notch rear sight, with factory grooved receiver. Left side of the barrel with a sharp Marlin "JM" proof. Topped with unmarked rings and a Simmons .22 MAG. 4x32 fixed power rifle scope, finished in matte black, with a duplex reticle, and includes a set of plastic lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only light marks to the metal and wood. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern)

Stevens Buckhorn Model 56 Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock, hooded blade front and adjustable two-leaf rear sights, chrome bolt handle, adjustable aperture sight at the left rear of the action, clear factory markings. Buttstock ends with a ribbed plastic buttplate, providing a 13.25" LOP to a chrome trigger. Includes two (2) blue steel 10-round magazines. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning finish, with scattered areas of light surface rust and minor marks on the barrel. Receiver shows edgewear and thinning finish. Stock is in very good condition with scattered scratches and indentations. Black painted forend tip has scuffs and scrapes. Action functions well. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 77 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #3766, .22 LR cal., 22" round barrel, blue finish, smooth one-piece pistol grip hardwood stock, dovetailed blade front sight missing the silver bead, standard elevator rear sight, factory grooved receiver, and black nylon trigger guard. Rifle is in good condition, factory blue shows general thinning and toning, with clear factory lettering. Stock is serviceable and has had an additional coat of lacquer applied over scattered dents, small gouges, and a few small chips. Finish on the right side near the pistol grip appears to have had something make contact during the drying period, causing a fine checkering type pattern. Action functions smoothly, bore is good with crisp rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Remington Model 514 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock, dovetailed blade front sight, and standard "U"-notched rear sight with elevator. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-96% factory finish, with thinning to the trigger guard and light handling marks to the barrel and receiver. Factory stock has been sanded with an added coat of lacquer applied. Both sides of the buttstock have an unknown substance stuck to the wood, this extends approx. 3" from the butt forward. This could be from being stored in a rifle boot, allowing the material to adhere to the surface. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

Davis Model P-380 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #AP211271, .380 ACP cal., 2.75" barrel, nickel finish, ribbed plastic two-piece "DI" monogram grips, blade front sight, fixed square-notched rear sight, with one 5-round Davis magazine. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing to have been fired very little, with only very light handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $100-$200. (Modern/PPT)

Umarex Ruger Magnum Air Rifle, #000001088, .177 cal., 19.5" rifled barrel, blued finish, ambidextrous black composite stock with rubber recoil pad, red fiber optic front sight, and green fiber optic rear sight. Includes Ruger branded 4x32 scope. Made in China, imported by Umarex. The rifle is in very good overall condition, showing light handling marks to both the metal surfaces and stock. Barrel bluing shows some frosted oxidation. Scope features a duplex reticle, optics are clear. Rifle holds air and functions as expected. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of Two (2) Air Rifles: 1.) Daisy Red Ryder Carbine 2000 Millennium Edition, NVSN, .177 cal., blued finish, hardwood stock and forearm. A National Rifle Association mediation is inlaid into the right side of stock. Includes factory boxes, owners manual, smooth bore air rifle targets, factory paperwork, a box of Daisy BBs and the outer shipping sleeve. Rifle appears as new still has the factory plastic tie securing the lever. Box shows wear from storage and a tear in the front flap. 2) Crossman Model 760 Pumpmaster, #225309063. .177cal., blued finish, plastic receiver, simulated wood plastic stock and forearm, front ramp sight and square notched rear sight. Overall condition is near excellent with only minor handling marks. Rifle does pump and holds air pressure. Est.: $100-$200/lot

Lot of Six (6) Air Guns: 1.) Daisy NRA Centennial 1871-1971 Revolver, .177 cal., 4.75" barrel, antiqued finish, plastic simulated wood grips. In excellent condition with only minor handling marks. Includes non-matching box. 2.) Daisy Model 92 CO2 Pistol, .177 cal., black plastic. In excellent condition with only minor handling marks. Includes factory box, one magazine, and manual. 3.) Daisy NRA Centennial 1871-1971 BB Lever Action Carbine, .177 cal., 20" barrel, antiqued finished receiver, blued barrel, plastic simulated wood stock. Right side features an inlaid NRA Centennial medallion. Includes factory box. Condition is near excellent with minor handling marks and rub marks from storage. 4.) Daisy Red Ryder Lever Action Carbine No. 1938, .177 cal., 18" barrel, smooth hardwood stock and forend. Rifle is in very good used condition. 5.) Winchester Model 422 Break Action Air Rifle, 14" rifled barrel, smooth hardwood pistol grip stock, front post and adjustable square-notched rear sight. In near excellent, lightly used condition. 6.) Crossman Model 102 Pump Action Air Rifle, .22 cal., 20" black painted brass barrel, smooth hardwood stock and forend. Rifle is in good used condition. Areas of the painted surfaces have worn exposing the brass and metal surfaces below. There are numerous marks from use and handling. All actions function but none of the guns have been test fired. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Air Rifles, Four (4) Air Pistols, and Starter Pistol: 1.) Daisy Red Ryder Carbine, .177 cal., includes factory box. Rifle is in near excellent condition, metal surfaces with light marks from handling and storage. 2.) Gamo Whisper Royal Air Rifle, .177 cal. Rifle is in very good condition, with light handling marks and scratches. 3.) Crossman Model 1077 CO2 Air Rifle. Rifle is in overall poor condition. Stock has been cut making it into a pistol grip, the rear stock piece will be included. Missing some small pieces. 4.) Umarex Makarov CO2 Air Pistol, .177cal., 3.75" barrel, and one 18-round magazine. Includes factory box with safety pamphlet. Condition is excellent. 5-8.) Two (2) Crossman Walther PPK/S Air Pistols in 1.77 cal., Crossman Model 338 Air Pistol in .177 cal., and a Starter Derringer Made in Italy. Numbers 5-8 all are in fair to poor condition, are missing parts, and should be used for parts only. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Large Lot of Misc. Air Rifle Parts & Accessories, including five (5) full stocks, buttstock, .177 cal. barrel with muzzle brake, .177 cal. barrel with trigger, .22 cal. barrel with front sight. Also included are misc. charging arms, barrel shroud, side plates, and CO2 housing. Unknown makers others than the side plates, which are marked "Powerline", thirteen cans of misc. caliber pellets (eight are unopened), grips, five (5) Umarex #2252500 8-shot rotary pistol magazines, another unmarked magazine, two (2) holsters, and other misc. parts. Most items range from fair to very good condition. Est.: $200-400/lot.

Detailed Daisy Replica P08 Luger Airsoft Pistol with Holster, 6mm cal., 4.25"barrel, black plastic frame, barrel, and action with checkered brown plastic grips. Includes one magazine. Black leather flap holster has a police type belt extension and a pocket for an extra magazine. Made in Japan. Condition overall is good. Right side frame has small scars from disassembly and a screw head is distorted and there is a small hairline crack to the adjacent frame. Grips are in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly. Est.: $75-$150. (Non-Gun)

Lot of Three (3) Modern Percussion Pistols: 1.) Made in Spain, #10258, .40 cal., 10" barrel, "in the white", with hardwood stock. 2.) Made in Spain "Philadelphia Derringer", #0005604, .45 cal., 2.25" barrel, blued with brass trigger guard, hardwood stock. 3.) Unknown manufacturer "Philadelphia Derringer", #NVSN, .45 cal., 2.25" barrel, blued with brass trigger guard, hardwood stock. Condition of all three pistols is fair. All with varying degrees of surface rust to the exterior metal parts. Bores have rust which is mostly confined to the first inch of the barrel and nipples exhibit rust. Wood stocks are serviceable with numerous nicks, scratches, small holes and rub marks. There are no visible cracks in the wood. Small screws and pins may be missing from the hardware. Est.: $100-$200/lot. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Lot of Three (3) Bayonets, Two (2) Knives, and Two (2) Frogs: 1.) M1905 bayonet with scabbard and box. Made in China. In near excellent overall condition. 2.) Japanese Type 30 bayonet with scabbard. Marked "MADE IN INDIA". In excellent condition. 3.) U.S. M1 bayonet with scabbard. Made in China. In excellent overall condition. 4.) SA Dagger with Sheath, with standard German markings. Condition is fair with sharpening, wear, and toning. Pommel fits loosely. Scabbard is home made and tied with plastic cord, in fair condition. 5.) German HJ knife with scabbard, marked "SM/1940" and "GERMANY". HJ emblem is detached and included. Condition is fair with cracked handle and loose blade. Scabbard is very good. 6.) Finnish M91 Mosin Nagant leather scabbard, in very good condition. 7.) Japanese Type 30 leather scabbard, in good condition. 8.) Japanese Type 30 leather scabbard, in near excellent condition. All items are reproductions. Est.: $150-$300/lot.

Lot of Nine (9) Foreign Swords: 1.) Indian sword, 30"curved blade, black leather wrapped handle, acid etched "INDIA" with Hindi script on blade. 2.) Sikh marked Indian sword, 29"curved blade, black leather wrapped handle, acid etched "MADE IN INDIA" and with Sikh symbol and Hindi script on blade. 3.) Indian sword with scabbard, 32.25" blade, black leather wrapped handle, acid etched "MADE IN INDIA" with Hindi script and floral motifs on blade. 4.) Sword made from British Martindale machete blade, 23.5" blade, cast brass eagle head pommel. 5.) Sword made from British Martindale machete blade, 23.5"blade, cast brass eagle head pommel with cobra decorated hilt. 6.) Indian made cavalry saber with scabbard, 33.5" curved single edged blade, brass snake head pommel, with bow shaped hilt, and wire wrapped wooden handle. Blade is unmarked and has been polished bright. 7.) Indian sword with scabbard, 34" curved blade, wire wrapped leather handle, acid etched "MADE IN INDIA" with Hindi script and floral motifs on blade. 8.) Indian short sword, 21.25" blade, wire wrapped leather handle, acid etched "MADE IN INDIA" with Hindi script on blade. 9.) Indian short sword, 21.25" blade, wire wrapped leather handle, acid etched "MADE IN INDIA" with Hindi script on blade. Conditions range from fair to very good, showing varying degrees of age and wear, some with spots of light rust. A few of handles and guards fit loosely. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Reproduction Roman Gladiator Style Swords. They are unmarked, other than a couple of the blades being labeled "Stainless". Blade lengths range from 17.5" to 22". Three (3) of the scabbards are plastic, another is covered with thin metal, and the last is a combination of suede and plastic. An info sheet is provide for a shop in Italy that sells items like these. Also included is a wood stand that will hold two (2) swords. All are in near excellent to excellent condition, with only light handling marks. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Reproduction Japanese Style Swords, most likely Chinese manufacture, blade lengths range from 17" to 29.50", and have a light to moderate amount of surface rust, and intermittent small nicks. Scabbards are made from either lacquered wood, leather, or metal. Scabbard conditions vary, some having small cracks, missing pieces, or loose hardware. The smallest sword does not have a sheath. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Reproduction Japanese Style Swords, most likely Chinese manufacture, blade lengths range from 29" to 41". All blades show varying degrees of surface rust that ranges from light to moderate, as well as a few small nicks. Tip on the longest blade is bent. Scabbards show no visible cracks, but lacquer finishes do have chips and loose hardware. One of the handles and sheaths are missing pieces. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Reproduction Japanese Style Swords and Two (2) Scabbards, most likely Chinese manufacture, blade lengths range from 27.5" to 30.5". Two of the blades are clean with minor nicks. Remaining three show varying degrees of surface rust on the blades, that ranges from light to heavy. Handles are eel skin, wrapped eel skin or lacquer. Ones of the sheaths has a visible crack. The remainder do not but lacquer finishes do have chips and loose hardware. Est.: $150-$250/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Reproduction Japanese Style Swords, most likely Chinese manufacture, blade lengths range from 27.75" to 30.50". Seven (7) of the blades exhibit very light scattered surface rust, while the eighth blade shows a moderate amount, all blades have a few small nicks. Scabbards are lacquer, wood, or metal, show no visible cracks, but finishes do have chips and loose hardware. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot of Six (6) Reproduction Japanese Swords, most likely Chinese manufacture, blade lengths range from 27.75" to 30.75". All are in good to very good overall condition. One of the blades has a small amount of surface rust and a damaged tip, most likely due to being dropped at some point. One scabbard with an approx. 2.5" crack. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Reproduction Japanese Style Swords, most likely Chinese manufacture, except for one which is marked "Taiwan", blade lengths range from 27.5" to 30.50". Conditions range from good to very good. Blades conditions range from having light handling marks and finger prints, small nicks, and some with light surface rust. Scabbards are lacquer and one is brass, show no visible cracks, but finishes do have chips and loose hardware. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot of Six (6) Fantasy Style Bowie Knives, manufactured in Pakistan, China, and the Philippines. Blade lengths range from 7" to 13". Conditions range from good to new old stock in the box. Est.: $100-$200/lot.

Lot of Thirty-Six (36) Folding and Fixed Blade Knives, consisting of twenty-three (23) folding knives and thirteen (13) fixed blade knives. Manufacturers include Frost Cutlery, Parker Cut Co., CVA Italy, Compass, Nieto, Edgemark, Moscow, Taylor Cutlery, LF&C, Ka-Bar, Camillus, Schrade, and C.Risner Cutlery Co. Others are marked only Pakistan, Taiwan, and China. Conditions range from good with chips to the blade to new old stock in the box. Est.: $250-$450/lot.

Lot of Seventeen (17) Fixed Blade and Folding Novelty Knives, consisting of thirteen (13) fixed blade knives and four (4) folding knives. One of the fix blades has an obsidian type blade and horn handle. Manufactured in China, Pakistan, Spain, and several are unmarked. Conditions range from fair with surface rust on the blades to very good. Est.: $150-$250/lot.

Lot of Fourteen (14) Fixed Blade Fantasy Knives, manufactured in Pakistan, China, as well as several that are unmarked. Blade lengths range from 8" to 13". Condition range from very good to new old stock in the box. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Vintage Buck Hatchet, Knife, and other Edged Items. 1.) Vintage Buck Model 105 Pathfinder fixed blade knife, no date code, 5" blade, black Phenolic handles and matching black leather sheath. Knife and sheath are in near excellent condition. Guard has a small spot of discoloration on the front lower edge. 2.) Vintage Buck 106 Hatchet, black Phenolic handles, and matching black leather sheath. Hatchet and sheath are in near excellent condition with light scratches and dried oil on the head and a small nicks and scratches to the handle. 3.) Barteaux Machete with non-matching black leather sheath, aluminum handle. In very good condition, blade tip has a slight bend to the right. 4.) Mexican tourist stiletto/letter opener with brown leather sheath. In fair condition. 5.) True Temper "Rocket" Hatchet/Scouting Axe with brown leather sheath. In good used condition. 6.) Maniago Italian hatchet with leather sheath. Condition is near excellent with signs of light use and sharpening. 7.) Knapp Hunting Kit saw and leather sheath. In very good condition with light staining on blade, teeth remain sharp. 8.) Buck black leather sheath for a 9" fixed blade knife. In very good condition, needs cleaning. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Lot of Four (4) Brusletto Fixed Blade Knives, made in Norway. Models include Jegern, Norges Kniven, Falken, and Kystkniven. All are in their individual factory clam shell boxes and includes the factory leather sheaths. Stainless steel blades and birch handles. Blade lengths range from 3"-3.75". All are in near excellent overall condition and have minor cosmetic issues resulting from storage, such as light tarnish on metal parts and verdigris between the leather and metal surfaces. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Lot of Nine (9) Air Pistols. 1.) Hy Score Target Model,.177 cal., 10.25" barrel, blued finish. Pistol is in good overall condition. Bluing has thinned and faded. There is light surface rust in areas. 2.) Benjamin Model BBP77,.177 cal., 11.25" barrel, blued finish. Pistol is in good overall condition. There is light to moderate surface rust throughout. 3&4.) Daisy Model 340, .177 cal., 3.5" barrel, black plastic slide, and frame. Both are in very good condition, with only minor marks from handling and use. 5.) Daisy Model 15XT,.177 cal., 4.5" barrel, black plastic slide, and frame. Pistol is in very good condition with only minor marks from handling and use. 6-9.) Gamo PT80, Marskman Repeater, Crossman 1088, and Daisy 92. These are all missing parts and are for parts only. None of the guns in this lot have been test fired. Est.: $200-$300/lot.