Hide wrapped wooden drum and beaded beaters 20"x24"

Two Barrel Set. Semiautomatic shotgun features blued finish, urethane finished fancy figured walnut stocks (checkered forend & curved grip stock with checkering at wrist), vented factory rubber recoil pad & steel grip cap with white spacers, 30" vent rib barrel with red polymer Bradley front & steel mid beads. Full fixed choke, manual safety. Floral/scroll engraved receiver, wide, serrated charging handle and machine turned, 'jeweled' bolt. Accepts 2-3/4" shells. LOP-14 1/2". Bore is excellent. Metal retains 99% blue with some very minor scratches. Wood is excellent condition. Comes with 28' Super-X vent rib barrel with Bradley white bead, steel mid beads, 2 3/4' chamber, fixed Modified choke in excellent condition. Super-X Model 1 manufactured 1974-81. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Spanish made single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, V.T. with import marks on the right side of the slide & frame. Features a blued finish, 3.9" barrel, blade front sight, dovetailed square notch rear sight, serrated trigger, knurled hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips. Includes a factory cardboard box with extra magazine & manual (In Spanish). Pistol exhibits approximately 99% of it's blued finish showing no signs of wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the plastic grips are excellent. Manufactured 1979. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

large round stone with a beautiful matrix set in sterling silver. Maker marked Robert EG Phx on back.

Brown cotton shirt and pants with fringe with buffalo and indian design with moccasins.

includes 9 Skookum dolls and a Indian doll made by Kay Bennett signed and dated 1979 entitled "Miss New Mexico in 1920's

Belgian made striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol. Features a blued finish, 3.4" barrel, fixed sights, rounded trigger, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, grip safety, heel magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame, two-piece checkered black composition grips with FN monogram on the tops. The sideways E with an asterisk is the mark of inspector Auguste Jamart, who worked as an inspector between 1924 and 1959. (On slide & frame). Early production grips and the gap between "Patent" and "Depose" indicated this is a early pistol Bore is good condition/bright. Retains about 80% finish with edge losses, some fading, handling marks. Grips are overall good with a crack in the top right panel. Comes with a black leather military/police style flap holster with the name "Clyde Bennett" written inside the flap, most likely the vet who brought it home. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

Signed B. Monongye 3.75"x9"

U.S WWII era military bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1943. Refurbished by Ogden Arsenal. Serial number on dates it to May. 43, R.A. barrel dated 4-43. Features parkerized finish with blued sights, buttplate, sling swivels, extractor, barrel bands, trigger and bottom metal/triggerguard. Ogden Arsenal Type S walnut stock without grasping grooves, walnut handguard, 24" barrel, protected blade front sight , adjustable peep rear sight mounted to receiver, bent bolt handle, bolt handle stamped "R", and front sight protector stamped with flaming bomb over "U.S." ,manual safety, magazine cut-off switch, sling swivels, stacking swivel, butt trap with hinged cover, checkered flat steel buttplate. Bottom metal and bands are stamped. Stock is stamped with the following, crossed cannons, FJA cartouche- Frank J Atwood (military inspector), The markings on the bottom of the stock are factory inspector markings. "P" on the grip and the "OG" on the right shoulder stock is a Ogden Arsenal rebuild stamp. Retains 99% finish with minor scoffs. Stock is excellent. Action is crisp/tight. Bore is very/bright, lightly frosted, all marking are crisp/clear. A really nice one. Correct Kerr Nobuckl tan web sling attached. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1952. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped, hooded blade/bead front sight, sporting rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, two barrel bands, a third non-factory barrel band with sling swivel has been installed. smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate, sling swivel installed on the underside of buttstock. Bore is very good/bright. Retains about 80% finish with edge losses, handling wear, scratches. Wood is sound/very good condition with minor scratches/dents, action is smooth. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Antique Japanese Tanegashima long matchlock rifle. About .50 bore. Early to mid 19th century. Used primarily by the samurai class and their ashigaru (foot soldiers), 39" smooth bore octagonal cast iron barrel with inverted V front sight and a slotted iron block rear sight. A bag/box with a variety of separate sight pieces, apertures that were inserted in slots. The wood stock, which was rested against the cheek, is extensively inlaid with engraved brass panels and decorated plaques. No family "MON". The escutcheons for the barrel pins are cherry blossoms, with three small birds in flight on the underside and there are inlaid animal, floral designs as well as a samurais face wearing a kabuto behind the chamber. There are large brass/copper flowers on the butt stock, surrounding holes in the stock, which apparently were used to direct the excess match lock wick through the stock and out of the user's way. The Hajiki Gane (Spring on lock) has a Chrysanthemum symbol. The matchlock action is all brass, complete with hinged pan cover and serpentine hammer or fuse holder. The trigger is also brass of button form protected by a simple brass bow trigger guard. The rifle has some condition issues as follows, no ramrod, missing a brass rivet from the lock plate, missing the hammer clamp, missing a small escutcheon on the top wrist, the barrel is pitted, stock has a long hairline crack on the underside, two hairline cracks in the wood in front of the chamber, missing 3" brass plate on the underside of the fore stock and the lever that releases the serpentine is short/broken. The trigger works well. Needs some restoration or would make a nice display piece. NRA Condition-Fair. Antique Firearm.

AR-15 platform chambered in 5.45x39mm. Carbine configuration. Magpul A2 style grip with storage, Magpul CTR 1LX50 collapsible stock, 7' Midwest Industries two-piece quad rail free float M-LOK handguard with angled grip installed. Mega Arms receiver, Adams Huldra Mark IV AR-15 5.45x39 semi-auto, upper w/bolt carrier, charging handle, 16" barrel, 1 in 8 twist gas block, A2 flash hider, shell deflector, forward assist, matte black finish. Daniel Defense AR-15 Iron Sight Set installed on rails. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, finish is near excellent with some minor scuffs, furniture is excellent. Black nylon Single point tactical bungee sling attached. Comes with 6 5.45x39mm steel 30-rd magazines, 5 are ASC, one unmarked. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Made in the Czech Republic this is a full size, polymer frame, semi-auto pistol chambered in 9mm. The stainless slide has serrations on the front and back. It sports a 5 slot Picatinny rail, ambidextrous safety/decocker, combat triggerguard, lanyard loop and 3 dot luminescent night sights. It comes with the original factory hard case, owners manual, cleaning gear, two extra backstraps and (2) 19 round magazines. bore is excellent/bright, slide finish and grip frame are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Spanish made single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, V.T. with import marks on the right side of the slide & frame. Features a blued finish, 3.9" barrel, blade front sight, dovetailed square notch rear sight, serrated trigger, knurled hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips. Includes a factory cardboard box with extra magazine & manual (In Spanish). Pistol exhibits approximately 96% of it's blued finish showing some slight edge wear/rubs. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the plastic grips are excellent. Manufactured 1978. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Silver Overlaid Heart Design On Straps With Basket Weave Tooled Spur Straps.

US made semiautomatic pistol, features approx 2" tip up barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, manual safety, button magazine release towards bottom of grip, detachable magazine. Wood grips with brass "PB" medallions, serrated grip straps. Bore is excellent/bright. Matte finish is about 90% with edge wear, minor scratches. Grips are very good condition with dents. Comes with a black nylon KNJ holster and two Beretta 7-rd magazines. Condition is NRA Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

SN: D844312M. Pump Action shotgun accepts 2 3/4" or 3" shells. Features 28" vent rib barrel, accepts choke tubes (installed tube is a IM), steel front bead, push button safety, duel action bars, matte blued finish, checkered wood pump handle, checkered wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with curved wrist, factory rubber recoil pad. Top of barrel rib is smooth. 13 3/4" LOP. Bore is excellent/bright condition. Metal surfaces retain about 95% blue with minor scratches/rubs. Wood stocks are excellent. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Measures 33" engraved design.

Semiautomatic shotgun features blued finish, urethane finished nicely grained walnut stocks (checkered forend & curved grip stock with checkering at wrist), vented factory rubber recoil pad & steel grip cap with white spacers, 28" plain barrel with steel bead. Modified fixed choke, manual safety. Wide, serrated charging handle and machine turned, 'jeweled' bolt. Accepts 2-3/4" shells. LOP-13 3/4". Bore is excellent. Metal retains 99% blue with some very minor scratches. Wood is excellent condition. Manufactured 1974. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN: 224-188713. German semiautomatic pistol imported by HKI, Columbus GA. Features matte black finish, 4.7" threaded barrel, low profile fixed three dot night sights in dovetails, striker fired with striker status indication, manual safety in trigger, accessory rail on frame, changeable grip panels and backstrap. Bore is in excellent condition. Overall external condition is very good, with minor sctratches. Night sights retain a dim glow in low light. Serial numbers match on frame, slide, barrel. Includes factory black plastic case, two additional backstraps, two additional sets of grip panels, two 15rd magazines with extensions, manual, cable lock and magazine loader. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic competition pistol imported by Glock, Smyrna GA. Features a black polymer frame with accessory rail, lightened long, ported slide with matte black finish, 5.25" barrel, white dot/white outline sights with adjustable rear sight, trigger safety, extended push button magazine release. Bore is pristine, pistol is like new condition Includes: (2 total) factory 17-rd magazines, loader, factory hard case, lock, manual, and cleaning gear. Condition is NRA Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

Silver overlaid bit with geometric design maker marked "BM" includes leather bridle with nickeled conchos with horse head and horse shoe design.

Country music super star strap with Tooled brown leather with his name. 49"end to end

Redware clay bowl with black 7.75"x2.5"

(1) Copper and brass horse radio (1) Brass Horse Statue

spurs overlaid on bands with leather straps maker marked MT 40.

(1) Horse clock and Light with nickeled finish (1) Master Crafters Clock with fireplace motif.

Take down pump action shotgun manufactured circa 1913. Features 30" plain barrel, barrel marked "FULL" choke, brass front bead, blued finish, wood stock & pump handle, factory plastic buttplate, manual safety. Bore is very good/bright. Retains about 40% finish with edge wear, handling loss, mostly on the receiver, some darker bluing on barrel & magazine. Wood is very good with minor scratches, some finish loss on the underside of the buttstock. Numbers match on receiver & extension. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Swedish sporting bolt action rifle imported by GBC. Small ring Mauser action cocks on closing. Thumb relief and charger guide on bridge. Features blued finish, walnut stock with checkered wrist, Prince of Wales type grip knob, factory buttplate, 24" barrel, blade front sight in ramped base, dovetailed rear sight on band mid-barrel, three position safety, narrow sling swivels (front swivel on barrel band), bent bolt handle. Bore appears a bit dark in grooves, with strong rifling. Retains 70% finish with edge losses, color drifting towards brown in places. Wood is good or better with numerous small dings and other marks. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

Set In Sterling Silver With Thunderbirds Set In Sterling Silver.

Includes: "Merry Little Indian" and "A Little Prayer". Signed by artist.

Antique U.S. military percussion rifle, altered to a 'Blanket Gun'. This is a M1816 percussion pecussion factory upgrade. Harper's Ferry cutdown Indian gun, dated 1832, 20" cut down barrel, approx. 35" overall. Period handmade barrel band. Two cock action works well. Metal is rusty brown patina, no buttplate. aswith all native American used firearms at that time, this rifle has seen very hard use. An authentic Indian used blanket gun. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

52"x29" White background with gray and black some staining

(1)Bronze finished Bronco Rider Clock (1) Horse and Carriage Clock

Box of 10 cartridges. Also known as the .40 - 70 Sharps Straight as introduced by Sharps in March of 1876, these are very collectable .40-2 ½ caliber Sharps Rifle straight shell, 70 powder grains, 330 grain bullets Bearing the desirable Union Metallic Cartridge Company green label in excellent condition, the side label is mostly intact with a split in the middle when opened. Overall excellent condition.

Dancer marked Apache RC Begay on base 20"tall by 8 lots of detail.

One is an oval turquoise stone set in sterling silver shadowbox design, maker marked P, size 10 3/4. The other has 3 turquoise rectangles in stamped sterling silver setting, no maker mark, size 10 1/2.

Made in the Czech Republic and imported by CZ USA, this is a compact DA/SA pistol with an external hammer and highly durable fiberglass-reinforced polymer frame. The "Duty" size firearm was mainly intended for the armed forces and concealed carry. It features a stainless slide with front and rear slide serrations, serrated triangular hammer spur and three dot luminescent night sights. The frame has a tactical rail and textured grips with stippling on the front and back straps and frame sides for fingers. The bore is pristine with a polished ramp. Original manual thumb decocker and slide lock have been replaced with oversized parts (originals are in the hard case). Comes with original factory hard case, cable lock, backstraps owners manual, cleaning brush and two (2) 15 round magazines. Retains 100% of finish. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new. **Modern Firearm***.

2 fragment from prints and "Cowboys Dream" by Lon Megargee. Late 1940s A-1 Beer advertising campaign for the Arizona Brewing Company

With fringe, blue, brown, and red. All in good condition.

Pair of large rowel silver overlaid spurs, leather wrapped bolas , and carved wooden stirrups,

17"x39" With Beaded Beater. **Buyer must arrange shipping.**

Includes: Degrazia necklace with a couple of broken pieces, measures 16" from drop; a watchband cuff with turquoise chip thunderbird design, with a star maker's mark; and a pair of vintage stamped dangle earrings with newer silver posts.

One has a large oval turquoise stone set in sterling silver, signed on back, stamped size 11 but measures size 10. The other has a large round turquoise stone set in sterling silver design, maker marked RB, size 10 1/4.

SPANISH COPY OF COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER circa. 1880-90 - No serial number. 7½" barrel in .44 centerfire cartridge. Top of the barrel stamped "The 44 Central Cartridge Fits This Revolvers." Left side of frame stamped ".44 cal.." Functioning action. Wood grips are newer replacements. Finish has turned a brown patina. Scattered pitting, mostly on the cylinder. Bore is rough/dark. Missing lanyard loop. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

Large Bowie with wooden handle and leather sheath like new in the box.

Leather with fringe with cone beads and multicolor beaded collar with matching skirt and beaded moccasins

Includes a replica Territorial Prison Guard badge from Yuma; 2 gold color wire pendants; 2 sterling silver rings, size 8 and adjustable; and 4 replica Native American "playing cards".

Double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto. Manufactured in Argentina and Imported by Bersa USA Cartersville, GA. with import stamp on the right side of the slide. Features a matte alloy finished slide with knurled top rib, 3.6" barrel, dovetailed three-dot sights with windage adjustable rear sight, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, factory 8 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, silver finish alloy slide and frame with serrated grip straps, and two-piece checkered black plastic grips. Includes the original; factory hard case with manual, cable lock and documents. Pistol exhibits nearly all of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the plastic grips are fine. NRA condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

(1) Wooden Mask of male figure with bird head measures 24.5"x11.5" Signed JB Shirley Inua (1) Wooden Mask with abalone inlaid eyes with reptile motif 14"x9" (1) Bird Motif Wooden construction dish with abalone eyes 14"x6" (1) Wooden Spoon and holder 15" (1) Wooden Spoon and holder 10"

'Eastern Carbine'. Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester. Manufactured 1942. Features a blued finish, 20" barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped, blade/bead front sight , adjustable rear buckhorn sight . Smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, smooth walnut forend and straight wrist shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 60% finish with handling wear, some rubs with finish loss, edge wear, minor scratches The barrel has light scattered patches of pitting/rust, the receiver top of bolt and tang are covered with patches of pitting/surface rust. Wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/dings, some handling loss on the buttstock. Markings are crisp. Action is smooth. May improve with cleaning. NRA Condition-Fair-/Rust. C&R Firearm.

by LA Green depicting an indian painting a pot signed lower right hand corner. Image size is 20"x16" in gold frame.

"G2c" Brazilian made compact semiautomatic pistol. Features matte black finish, textured polymer grip frame with accessory rail, 3.2" barrel, loaded chamber indicator, three dot sights with adjustable rear, manual thumb safety, manual trigger safety, push button mag release, double action trigger with re-strike capability, capable of firing with magazine removed. Bore is pristine. Retains 99% finish with minor handling marks. Includes original Taurus box, two 12-rd magazines with finger extensions. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage side-by side double barrel sidelock shotgun chambered for 12 gauge shells, manufactured circa 1921. Locks marked "L.C. Smith, right barrel marked "L.C. Smith Field Grade". Features blued 30" Armor steel barrels with raised solid rib, 2 3/4" chambers, single extractor, brass bead front sight, case hardened receiver, double triggers, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, checkered walnut splinter forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, checkered at wrist with black grip cap, vented 'Red Head' rubber buttplate & 14 1/4" LOP to front trigger. Matching serial numbers on the receiver, barrels & forend metal. The barrels retain little dull blue, mostly turned a brown patina. The receiver exhibits faint case colors. Action is crisp, the bores are bright, markings are sharp and the wood stocks are good/sound with some scratches/dings. Have an old varnish re-finish. Bores measure left-Full, Right-Modified. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

One box link necklace measuring 11 1/2" from drop and matching box link bracelet measuring 7" end to end. Also includes a large link bracelet measuring 8" end to end.

Brazilian made semiautomatic pistol. Features matte black finish, textured polymer grip frame with accessory rail, 3.5" barrel, 3 dot front dovetailed sights, frame mounted manual thumb safety/decocker, ambi push button mag release, double/single action trigger with exposed hammer, capable of firing with magazine removed. Bore is pristine. Retains 98% finish with minor handling marks. Includes Taurus hard plastic case, two magazines (one 13 rd and one 17 rd). Condition is NRA Excellent

Set In Sterling With Twisted Rope Design.

Type Worn For Pow Wow.

Stabilized turquoise and silver tone inlay gun grips.

By Robert Thornley entitled The Devotion. Depicts mother and child measures 19"HX15"WX9"D Robert Thornley (1980s) was active/lived in Arizona is known for Sculptor (stone), abstract. **Buyer must arrange shipping.**

Double action/single action semi auto pistol chambered in .22 L.R., black matte finish with black plastic textured grips, polymer frame with Picatinny rail, fixed yellow dot front sight and adjustable two yellow dot rear sight, threaded barrel w/thread protector, ambi safety on slide, slide release and decocker on left side of frame. Retains 98% of finish with little to no scratches or edge wear. Bore is excellent/bright. Includes two 10 rd magazines, original black plastic case& manual. NRA condition is Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Pump action shotgun accepts 2-3/4" shells. Features 21" vent rib barrel, fixed Mod. choke, brass bead front sight, push button safety, high polish blued finish, laminated wood butt & forend, checkering panels at wrist and forend, factory vented rubber recoil pad. Bore is pristine. Retains 99% finish with a couple of very minor scratches. Wood is excellent, action is smooth. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Lightweight & portable take-down semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in Meriden, CT. The AR-7 was designed at Armalite by Eugene Stoner, intended for civilian sales as a semi-automatic variant of the AR-5 bolt action rifle that was adopted by the U.S. Air Force. Features a satin black finish, steel lined 16” tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear aperture sight, serrated curved trigger, concealed hammer, two-position thumb safety on the right side of the receiver, detachable 8 round magazine, retractable charging handle and black synthetic textured buttstock which all of the components of the rifle fit inside when taken down. The buttstock cover is marked “Survival Arms” and "AR-7 Explorer". Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing scattered small losses. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is very good and the plastic stock is good. The plastic barrel sleeve has some losses at the muzzle. It comes with original factory box. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

4-way railway switch with "THE ADLAKE NON-SWEATING LAMP CHICAGO" stamped onto the top.

Vintage take down pump action shotgun manufactured circa 1917. Features blued finish, grooved "corn cob" walnut pump handle, smooth walnut stock with curved grip, hard rubber butt plate. plain 30" barrel with brass sighting bead, accepts 2-3/4" shells, fixed FULL choke, exposed hammer. Receiver extension numbered to receiver.(Top number is feint) LOP is 13 1/2". Bore is very good/bright. Retains none of the original blue, having turned a molted gray/brown patina, some scattered areas of very light pitting, action is a little stiff, needs oil, wood has some minor scratches/dings but sound. NRA Condition-Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

SN: 85-1345. “Old Reliable” 1885 Highwall Sporting Rifle. Consigner custom ordered this rifle with high grade wood & sights and installed the scope. Single Shot, Lever Operated, Falling Block Action, with Single adjustable Trigger. The left barrel flat is marked “Old Reliable” and “C. SHARPS ARMS CO. INC. / BIG TIMBER, MONTANA, U.S.A.” and near the receiver with ”.22 Long Rifle”. The bottom of the barrel is marked “3A” &"GM"/ Chamber is marked with the serial number & Sharps logo. 30" heavy octagonal barrel with dovetailed globe front sight with post insert, C. Sharps Vernier style tang sight with windage adjustment, a mid-range staff, and a medium sized eye disc. Montana Vintage Arms series 3000 6x 28" blued steel scope installed on top barrel flat, Parallax adjustable. Reticle adjustment for level, pope-style rib, battery stop. Malcolm-style mounts (blue steel) with front and rear windage adjustment. Smooth schaebel tipped forearm with silver inlay, smooth pistol grip buttstock with Niedner checkered steel buttplate, silver inlay in grip. Blued barrel with polished receiver/lever. Fancy walnut figured stock with sand in full finish with satin oil based seal. The bore is excellent/bright, the falling-block action is smooth and the finish & wood are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

Includes: 7 Large Vintage Chevron Beads, some with broken edges. Also includes two strands of old beads, one strand is 84 blue and red striped Venetian glass beads, approximately 3/4" each, strung on rope. The other is a strand of white porcelain glass beads strung on jute, strand is broken, includes baggie of loose beads.

(1) Frog pot with 4 frogs, signed M. Lahaison, measures 5.5" x 8.5". (1) Plainware bowl, signed A. Silas, measures 3" x 8.75". (1) Small Plainware pot with handle, signed Dorothy Ami, measures 5" x 5". (1) Small red clay pot, measures 2.5" x 4.5"

From YO Ranch in Texas. With aged mirror at center. Sold by Auction Production's sale of "Charlie Schreiner Ranch Antiques".

Two 14k gold necklaces, one a rope with balls design measuring 9 3/4" from drop and the other an S chain with balls design measuring 7 3/4" from drop. Also includes a 14k gold band, size 6 3/4, and a 14k gold chain link bracelet measuring 7 1/2".

In 14k gold in bracelet style band with watch face surrounded by a diamond halo diamonds. Measures 6" around.

Includes various necklaces, bracelets, and rings.

Multiple strand seed bead necklace 15" from drop, black, red, gray and cream colored, with matching earrings. Also includes a malachite fetish necklace measuring 14" from drop and a silver and turquoise necklace with cross pendant measuring 12 1/2" from drop.

One is copper with stamped Indian design, measuring 31 1/2" end to end; the other is silver tone thunderbirds with stamped design and turquoise bead in each, measuring 29 1/2" end to end.

Includes a beaded American flag necklace; a replica double eagle commemorative bicentennial celebration silver tone pocket watch; a replica confederate states military belt buckle; a faux silver tone $20 1776 pendant; a Branson MO pin; a Smokey the Bear pin.

Includes various necklaces, bracelets, rings and pendants.

Wooden lap desk measuring 11-1/2"W x 8"D x 2-1/2"H. Opened up reveals a green felt writing surface. A compartment in the lid opens for storing paper. In the base is a compartment with an inkwell with lid and a place to store your pens. The writing surface opens up for additional storage. Includes two books: "Eclectic Spelling-Book" and "The Gentleman's Letter Writer".

Large moccasins with extensive beadwork covering the entire moccasin. The beads are light blue, dark blue, red, orange, and white with zigzag and arrow patterns. Some beading loss on one of them and to the bottoms are separating.

Ram horns on wood wall mount. Measures: 31"W x 12"H x 9"D.

Includes: (1) Solid, carved wood club. (1) Old bull horn club with wooden handle wrapped in hide with blue and read beadwork.

Beautiful Eagle soaring with it's wings spread and feet tucked, carved in great detail. Mounted on a driftwood stand. Measures: 14"H x 38"W x 14"D. Outside shipper required or buyer arrange pick up.

(6) white clay gaming marbles from between 100 B.C. and 200 A.D.

Includes 3 items: (1)A dancing stick with a wooden staff wrapped in leather, fur, feathers, horse hair and beads, topped with an animal skull. (1) Steel hatchet with wooden handle wrapped in leather, with fur and feathers at the base of the handle. (1) Wooden carved cane.

Includes: (1) Stone club measuring 21" x 5". (1) Wooden club with Iron spike. Measures 26" x 5"

Includes 4 items: (1) Wooden Peace pipe wrapped in leather with diamond beadwork and feathers. (1) Antler Peace pipe, wrapped in leather with red and blue beaded rings and with feathers and leather pouch. (1) Stone club with leather wrap. (1) Peace pipe wrapped in fur and textile, missing bowl.

(2) High Quality African Spears

Includes: (1) Moose antler shed, measuring 30" x 24", (1) Hoof arm rattle. (1) Bead necklace.

Includes: (1) Kukri knife with leather sheath with 13" blade, 18" overall length. 2 smaller knives in sheath. (1) Kukri knife with 10" blade, 14" overall length. 2 smaller knives in sheath. (1) double-edged dagger. 9-3/4 blade, 15" overall length. Comes with wrapped sheath with ornate metal embellishments.

Includes: (1) Knife with stage handle. 4" blade, 10" overall length. Maker marked "Byron Kehew, Navada City, CA". Comes with leather sheath. (1) Knife with stag handle. 3-1/4" blade. 8-1/4" overall length. No maker's mark. Comes with leather sheath with embossed elk, stamped "Solinger Western Germany". (1) Fixed blade knife. 4-1/4" blade, 8-3/4" overall length. Maker marked "Byron Kehew, Nevada City, CA". Comes with leather sheath.

Includes: (2) miniature knives with handles shaped like flintlock pistols. 1-1/4" blade, 3" overall. (1) Miniature knife with rat shaped handle. 1" blade, 3" overall. Blade marked "Art". (1) Bottle opener knife. 1-3/4" blade, 3" overall. "Oaxaca" on blade. (1) Folding knife with 1-3/4" blade and 1" file. (1) Folding knife with 2-1/4" blade. (1) Multi-purpose folding knife with 2-1/2" blade, can opener, bottle opener, and screwdriver. "U.S." Stamped on side. (1) Schrade Scrimshaw folding knife with 3-3/4" blade, 9-1/4" overall. Ducks on one side of handle and a place for engraving on other. (1) Folding knife with mermaid handle. 3' blade, 7-1/2" overall.

(1) Large fixed blade knife with wood handle and brass guard and pins. Stamped "Western USA". 7-1/4" blade, 12-1/2" overall. Comes with leather sheath. Survival knife with compass in pommel and fishing line, hook and more inside of handle. 5" blade, 11-1/4 overall. Synthetic sheath with sharpening stone. (1) G-96 Dagger with black handle. 4-1/2" blade, 8-3/4" overall. Made in Japan. Comes with leather sheath and belt clip. (1) Iron brand measuring 33" x 5".

(1) Plainsman made, buffalo horn handle camp knife, from a cook on a trail drive. 1880's. 13" blade, 19" overall. Comes with leather sheath. Fixed blade knife with brass guard and pommel. 10" blade, 14-1/2" overall. Comes with wooden sheath wrapped with cord.

Includes: (1) Bradford Western, brown felt hat with concho hatband. (1) broad-brimmed hat made of of straw with headband.

Large Coca-Cola sign with 1984 Olympics advertisement. Measures: 84.5"W x 24.5"H. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

40 five-layer Chevron trade beads measuring approximately 3/4" each, strung on jute. A few (4 or 5) have a small chip.

Includes a vintage Hopi wand with carved kachina at top. Measures 13" long, kachina is 4 1/4" tall. Also includes 25 small turquoise cabochons, and a framed colored print titled "Mother and Child, Pueblo of Santa Clara, New Mexico". Print measures 9"x12".

Desirable single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1976. This auction has another Hi-Power with a consecutive serial number of '76C88038'. This features a blued finish, 4.75" barrel, internal extractor, raised ramped blade front sight, dovetailed adjustable 'beer-can' rear sight, smooth curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, checkered push button magazine release, 13 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the grips are excellent. Comes with original manual. In soft case. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like new. ***Modern Firearm***

Desirable single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1976. This auction has another Hi-Power with a consecutive serial number of '76C88037'. This features a blued finish, 4.75" barrel, internal extractor, raised ramped blade front sight, dovetailed adjustable 'beer-can' rear sight, smooth curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, checkered push button magazine release, 13 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the grips are excellent. Comes in original soft case. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like new. ***Modern Firearm***

Open wreath, no "L".

Bolt action rifle features matte blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, fancy figured walnut stock, no cheek piece, checkered panels at wrist & forend, solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs, no sights, two piece Talley scope bases & rings, hinged floorplate, manual safety. Bore is excellent. Overall appearance is excellent with few signs of handling. Mounts an excellent condition Leupold VX-3 2.5-8x36mm scope with duplex reticle and clear view. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

By Leo Sherman, entitled Dusty Corral. Measures 13.5" X 10.5".

This is a M36 Heer Mountain troops enlisted tunic. It’s made of a typical, early, field gray wool material, with a bottle green badge cloth collar. All of the insignia are very neatly hand sewn to the tunic. The breast eagle is a 1937 pattern, with a German Army eagle on a dark gray background. The collar Litzen are the first pattern generic type from 1938, applied directly to the collar. The Lizen has some fraying. This tunic shows age & wear, has that "Been There" look, there are scattered moth nips. The early pebbled aluminum buttons are all there. There are loops and buttons for slip-on shoulder boards. Inside is lined with a textbook taupe-colored twill fabric. It’s nicely marked, with size stamps as well as a depot stamp "H-39" indicating acceptance at the army clothing depot ( military clothing depot (Heeresbekleidungsamt) in 1939.Has the the bandage pocket and belt hook holes. The shoulder boards have the light green piping for mountain Troops and the right sleeve has the mountain troops Edelweiss insignia.

Innovative bolt action rifle made in Finland, imported by Beretta, Accokeek MD. Features satin gray finish, 24" fluted barrel, threaded muzzle with knurled protector, detachable magazine, manual safety, large cylindrical bolt knob, short Picatinny rail segment on bottom of forend, Picatinny rail receiver top with weight saving relieved center area, gray polymer thumbhole stock with rubber recoil pad. Stock has adjustable height comb, quick detach swivel sockets front & back on both sides, sling studs, M-Lock rail on sides of forend and under stock forward of action. Stock is two piece - modular with separately replaceable forend and butt. Rifle is like new with few minor blemishes. Includes original factory box, sling swivel set, and a spare furniture set with dark gray polymer forend without Pic rail or M-Lock sections and pistol grip buttstock of a different shape than the installed set. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***.

Measures: 10"W x 22"L. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping*** On metal stand

Early production slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Long. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1920s-1940s, imported by LCL Inc. Scottsdale, AZ. It features a blued finish, 22" round tapered barrel, tube magazine, dovetailed bead top blade front sight, adjustable sporter rear sight, Bushnell Scopechief Twentytwo 4x scope, take-down steel receiver with round tang, smooth curved trigger, slide release inside the triggerguard, knurled cross-bolt safety, grooved wood slide handle and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 85% original bluing showing scattered rust/pitting with most of the missing bluing on the trigger guard, buttplate, and magazine tube. Action is mechanically sound, the bore is very good, the optics are slightly hazy with a fine crosshair reticle, the slide handle is very good with light blemishes, and the shoulder stock is good with minor handling wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Jazz Fest styling half of the lights are dimmed. Measures: 44"W x 40"H. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

34 Medium Resin Trade Beads And 1 Large Bead Measuring 1 1/2" Across, With 2 Mille Beads, Strung On Black Cord.

by Wolfgange Pagzaba entitled Earth Dwellings imagine 13"x10".

"Safari". Grade II. Semi-Automatic hunting rifle. Belgium made by FN. Barrel stamped "Browning Arms Company Morgan Utah & Montreal P.Q." , "Made in Belgium-Assembled in Portugal". 22" hammer forged, high-polish barrel with no provisions for sights. Browning's Ballistic Optimizing Shooting System (BOSS) installed, 10" twist. Short action. 13.3/4" pull. Polished blue steel receiver with 4-rd detachable box, hinged floorplate, magazine. Chrome plated chamber. Grade I Turkish Walnut checkered select gloss stock, and forearm. black rubber Browning recoil pad. Sling swivel studs. Smooth gold-toned trigger. Push safety on Buck marked triggerguard. Floral/scroll engraved with "Safari" on both sides of receiver. Bore is excellent./bright. Action is crisp/tight. Wood and blue finish are excellent. Mounted with a Bushnell Elite 3200 scope, 3-9x40 w/ Rain guard Coating Duplex Reticle. Clear optics. Manufactured 1995. Comes with two extra magazines. (3) total. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

Antique Scarce Factory Engraved, silver plated National Arms Company No. 2 Derringer Pistol, made just after the close of the American Civil War with a production run between 1865 and 1870 in Brooklyn, New York when the company was purchased by Colt. Deringer is chambered for a single shot of .41 rimfire, a likely choice for very concealable self-defense in the last half of the 19th Century. The entire barrel swivels on a hinge for loading, when the hammer is put into half cock and the release button is pushed. The hammer is split and acts as the rear sight when in full cock. After the original maker, Moore’s, was purchased by the National Arms Co., the Colt Firearms Co. bought National Arms and started making the pistol in 1870. Original silver plate finish throughout. Barrel marked "National Arms Co. Brooklyn NY, the underside is stamped with the serial number, the face of the barrel is stamped "AM", the left frame under the grip is stamped "AM 86" and the inside of both grips are stamped "AM 86". The action is excellent, hammer stays at half cock. The bore is bright with rifling with patches of light pitting, the checkered wood grips are are very good with minor dings and the silver plate is about 85% with some handling wear. NRA Condition-Fine. Antique Firearm.

Jaw bone knife with beaded leather sheath.

Magazine fed bolt action target rifle chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum. Features matte black finish, heavy contour 26” barrel with Ruger muzzle break, adjustable trigger, accepts detachable magazines, manual safety, 18” aluminum free-float key-mod handguard, Picatinny rail section attached to handguard at 6 o'clock position, AR style Ergo pistol grip, Ruger left-side folding fully adjustable shoulder stock. Bore is bright, appears very good. Retains 95% finish with handling marks. Mounts an excellent condition Steiner T5Xi 5-25x56mm scope with illuminated SCR reticle, 34mm tube, Steiner rings, extended sunshade. Illumination not tested - battery not present. Includes one magazine, factory boxes for rifle and for scope. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Project Rifle. This is a Chilean military contract 1912-61 Steyr Mauser rifle that is is the process of being converted to a sporter rifle. 23" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, Steyr receiver and trigger guard assembly with matching serial number, the stock has not been finished, includes buttplate, 3 1/2" long, upswept bolt handle on the stripped bolt except for the extractor. No trigger assembly, bolt release, floorplate or screws. The metal parts have a matte finish. The chamber has the Chilean crest, marked Model 1912-61 Nato. As it has been re-barreled, we are not sure of the caliber. The existing parts are in excellent condition. NRA Condition-Parts Gun. C&R Firearm.

Measures 5" tall x 6 1/2" wide.

Signed and sealed with Mexican official seals. Our translator states this document concerns the awarding of a medal called "The Order of Guadalupe" and is signed twice with national sunburst seal attached. It was awarded to a gallant and meritorious captain. Considerably more significant than we realized! Note - Hand signed twice by General Santa Ana of "The Alamo" fame.

Bolt action rifle chambered in 7mm Remington Ultra Magnum ammunition. Features a satin-finish, 26" tapered barrel, no provision for sights, high gloss wood stock with checkered wrist and forearm, right hand cheek piece, checkered rubber recoil pad, sling swivel studs, Redfield scope bases installed, jeweled bolt with knurled knob, hinged floorplate, manual safety Bore is pristine. Retains approx. 98% finish with slight edge loss on trigger guard. Comes with Harris bipod and Butler Creek padded sling. Condition is NRA excellent. *** Modern Firearm ***

from the Brotherhood of Engineers satin red, white and greet badge Arizona Division 647 Prescott Arizona.

Japanese over/under 12 gauge box-lock shotgun made by Miroku, imported by Browning Arms Company, Morgan UT. Markings indicate for 2.75 and 3 inch shells. Features approx 28" inch barrels that accepts choke tubes, with ventilated rib, red fiber optic front sight and mid rib white bead. Semi-pistol grip stock and forend are checkered hardwood, and has a ventilated rubber recoil pad. Receiver is stainless with Cynergy logos engraved on sides and bottom; Browning Buck engraved on lever and on triggerguard bow. Trigger is smooth, curved, and has a gold color accent. Manual safety doubles as a sliding barrel selector on tang. Installed choke tubes are marked "CY" (Cylinder) and "M" (Modified). Bores are excellent. Barrels have 99% of blued finish, and receiver is excellent. Buttstock is very good with minor handling marks, the forearm shows either dulling or dirt with two hairline cracks by the rear screw. 14 1/2" LOP. Manufactured circa 2006. Condition is NRA near Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 11777. NOTE*-Parts/Repair gun, missing the upper forearm. Antique Swiss Infantry rifle, Vetterli M 1869, Rare maker "Hch. Rychner, A. Aarau" with swiss Cross stamped on left receiver. Serial number matched on receiver, barrel and stock. 1871 the Model 1869 was updated by removing the loading gate and magazine cutoff switch, designated the Model 1869/71. 33" barrel, blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear sight graduated from 200 to 1,000 meters, 12 round tubular magazine, smooth trigger, finger rest trigger guard, cocked indicator on the rear if the bolt, rear checkered wood forend with the front handguard, 2 barrel bands and cleaning rod missing. Bore is fair, rifling present, scattered light pitting, metal is covered in a brown/gray patina, some dried cosmoline, action works well and the wood is sound. NRA Condition-Fair/Forearm. Antique Firearm.

Measures 23x46 inches. 2 small holes, otherwise Good + condition.

Lot of three 'Battlefield Pick-up' U.S. Civil War Swords. Recovered from battlefields some time after the war, have been in the elements for some time. Relic condition. All three are enlisted swords. 1) 1860 Light Cavalry saber. Ricasso marked "Prov. Tool Co." Made by the Providence Tool Company, Rhode Island, one of 10,434 sabers they produced under the Ordnance Department contract of February 1862. Reverse marked "US RPB 1863". Leather gone on handle, wire in place, the tip of the 35" blade broken off, measures 28 1/4" , leather washer still in place, edge has many nicks, two branch guard is broken. 2) Same as above, ricasso marked "Made by “AMES Mfg/CHICOPEE/MASS.” Reverse marked " US CWC, can't read the date, guard is dented, bent, wood handle has a large chip out of it, no leather or wire, blade shortened to 25 1/2", nicks to the edge. 3) M1840 artillery saber, complete, 31 1/2" blade, leather gone, small piece of wire remaining, has very old wrap around the wood, brass guard loose from the pommel, can't read the markings, ricasso and lower portion of the blade heavily pitted. Would make a great display, especially if you have battlefield pick-up Firearms.

decorated with hoirseheads and horse show designs includes a large silver overlaid it mounted on black leather. Shows age

with silver stripped design small rowels. Show Age.

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

Mint roll Andrew Johnson presidential dollars (25 in roll); 30 steel pennies; mint roll Denver UAD quarters; mint roll (red) 1957D 1 cent; 2 circulated rolls wheat 1 cent; 32 assorted date circulated silver quarters; mint roll red 1958 1 cent.

Chinese semi-automatic rifle, imported by CSI, Ontario CA, importer stamped "NORINCO", 20.5" barrel, folding spike bayonet, cleaning rod under barrel, protected post front & tangent rear sights, no magazine, manual safety, sling swivels. All matching serial numbers, except the stock. Stamped triggerguard. Cleaning gear in butt. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal retains 98% dark even bluing with very minor edge wear/scratches. Stock is in very good condition with little to no dents & scratches. Would be excellent if not for magazine. Condition is NRA Good. Modern Firearm.

Magazine fed bolt action target rifle. Features matte black finish, heavy contour 24” barrel with ported muzzle break, three-lug bolt with 70 degree throw & oversized knob, Marksman Adjustable trigger, accepts detachable magazines, one 10 rd magazine provided, manual safety, Ruger 15” aluminum free-float key-mod handguard added quick detach swivel socket added, Picatinny rail section attached to handguard at 6 o'clock position, AR style Ergo pistol grip, Ruger left-side folding shoulder stock with fully adjustable Ruger butt stock on AR style tube. Bore is bright, appears very good, needs cleaning. Retains 95% finish with handling marks. Mounts a Steiner T5Xi 3-15x50mm scope, illuminated SCR reticle (not tested - battery not present), Steiner rings, extended sun shade, excellent condition, clear view. Includes factory boxes for rifle and scope.. Condition is NRA Good++ *** Modern Firearm ***

By Walt LaRue, entitled "On the Move". Measures 14" x 10", matted and framed measures 22 1/2" x 18 1/2".

Ruger PC Charger 9mm Luger Black blowback centerfire semi-automatic take-down pistol. 6.5" barrel with threaded muzzle/cap. Features a glass-filled polymer chassis system with flared magazine well, integrated rear 7075-T6 aluminum picatinny rail, CNC-milled handguard with Magpul M-LOK-compatible slots, 6 o'clock position factory-installed hand stop. Easy takedown enables quick separation of the barrel/forend assembly from the action for ease of transportation and storage. Utilizes interchangeable magazine wells for use of common Ruger and Glock magazines; reversible magazine release and reversible charging handle; cold hammer-forged, chrome-moly steel barrel, receiver includes an integrated Picatinny-style rail and is Type III hard-coat anodized. Reversible side-folding brace. Comes with a Glock 31-rd magazine. The bore is excellent/bright, pistol is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Browning Arms Company Morgan, UT, ‘Grade 1’ High quality tube-fed semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Japan by Miroku since 1977 (first year production). Features a blued finish, 20” tapered barrel with recessed crown, full-length 15 round magazine tube, ramped dovetailed blade front sight, adjustable flip-up rear sight, smooth curved trigger, push button safety, serrated charging handle with push-in bolt hold open position, checkered semi-beavertail walnut forend with high gloss finish and straight grip shoulder stock with a checkered wrist, and factory plastic buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 99% original bluing showing no observed handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the glossy wood stocks are excellent. Includes factory box, and instruction manual. Manufactured circa 1983. Condition is NRA Near Perfect *** Modern Firearm ***

Czech made DA/SA semi-automatic pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson. Imported by CZ-USA of Kansas City, K.S. with import marks on the right side of the frame. Features a matte black Polycoat finish, 4.5" barrel, 3 white dot sights, front sight with drift adjustable rear sight, smooth silver tone trigger, serrated round hammer spur, frame mounted safety, steel frame, push button magazine release, two-piece checkered wood toned polymer grips with CZ insignias, combat triggerguard. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish. Grips are excellent. Like new condition. Two magazines, 15 rd capacity. Numbers match on frame, slide, barrel. Comes in factory hard case in sleeve with checkered black polymer factory grips, manual, cleaning gear and 3 spare main springs. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

For Colt's Army pistol 44-100 Cal. by Johnson and Dow. John Kopec's note on side reads, "3 original cartridges, box restored". Near fine restored (re-gluing and paper repair - expert job). The John Kopec Estate collection.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Manufactured 1909-1936, pre 1920. (No date code) Features a re-blued finish, 22" round barrel, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, 2/3 length tube magazine, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, push button safety, take-down steel receiver, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth curved grip shoulder stock with Remington checkered factory butt plate. Bore is very good/bright. The old re-blued finish is about 75% with minor scratches/edge wear, handling wear on the receiver & bottom metal, friction wear on the slide and some light areas of pin-prick pitting under the blue on the receiver, action is smooth. Wood is very good, sound, with minor scratches, has been re-finished. There is a crack in the buttplate. Markings are clear. NRA Condition-Good as Re-Finished. C&R Firearm.

This is a optics ready custom rifle built on a Remington 700 action. Many quality upgrades. Features a 17.5" Schneider stainless 1:8 barrel with no provisions for sights, 5R rifling, threaded muzzle with AAC 51T Black-Out Flash Hider. Holland recoil lug, Remington Mark X trigger group, detachable AI 10-rd magazine, manual thumb safety, swept back bolt handle. R700 short action 6 1/4" multi-slot optics base installed on receiver, (20 MOA) PTG Stealth triggerguard/magazine well, black/gray camo polymer McMillan BAF stock with molded pistol grip, Badger Ordnance bipod rail and Magpul ACS-L folding stock. Brownell's Mil-Spec buffer tube & lock nut, Holland's recoil lug. Metal in finished in Robar Roguard Matte/NP3+'. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the finish is about 99% and the stock is excellent. Rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

This is an original German Army (Heer) officer’s "Dove-Head" sword produced during the Second World War. The ricasso of the blade is stamped with the “thermometer” maker mark of F. W. Höller in Solingen. Nickel-plated 33 1/2" blade with a single fuller running two-thirds in length. Retains its original leather blade washer. The hilt is constructed of brass with a dove-head pommel and decorated with finely cast oak-leaf and acorn motifs. The obverse langet features a prominent Heer eagle with spread wings, clutching a swastika with it's claws within a wreath. The black celluloid grip is wrapped tightly with triple aluminum wire, all intact. There is a chip out of the celluloid at the top of the grip under the Pommel. The blade is overall bright with some dried grease and wear to the higher edges showing some light surface rust. Scabbard retains most of it's original black paint with scuffs/wear. No dents.

SN: #M182549. Lever action repeating rifle modeled after the Winchester 1892, chambered in .44 Magnum, made in Brazil by Taurus. Imported by Braztech of Miami, F.L. with import marks on the right side of the barrel. Features stainless steel construction, 20" barrel with a dovetailed raised red fiber optic dot/blade front sight and a bolt mounted peep rear sight, full-length tube magazine, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, smooth hardwood fore end and straight grip shoulder stock with curved metal buttplate. Bore is pristine. Retains 98% finish with faint handling marks. Wood is excellent, action is smooth. Comes with factory box. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new. ***Modern Firearm***.

Bolt action rifle features matte blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, fancy figured walnut stock, no cheek piece, checkered panels at wrist & forend, solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs, no sights, two piece Leupold type scope bases & rings, hinged floorplate, manual safety. Bore is excellent. Overall appearance is excellent with few signs of handling. Mounts an excellent condition Leupold VX-2 2-7x33mm scope with duplex reticle and clear view. Includes Kimber factory box, and Leupold scope box. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

High quality & faithful reproduction of the Sharps Rifle Company Model 1874 falling block single shot sporting rifle chambered in .45 2 1/10".(.45-70) The consigner ordered this rifle with top of the line sights and wood. Manufactured in Big Timber, MT. Features a high polish blue match-grade, half-octagon/half-round 30" barrel with dovetailed globe front sight with post insert and prism, #103 Buffalo Soule fully-adjustable long-range tang sight with variable aperture eye piece. The top of the barrel is marked “Shiloh-Sharps Model 1874” and “CALIBRE 45 / 2 1/10”, the bottom (under the forend) is marked with the serial number and “45 70”. The inside of the forend has “1994B” & "AAA" written in black marker. The left of the receiver is marked “SHILOH RIFLE MFG. CO. / BIG TIMBER, MONTANA”, the top is marked with the serial number behind the loading groove. Case color receiver, hammer, lever and buttplate, fire blue screws. Highly figured presentation grade wood with AAA hand-rubbed finish using multiple coats of tung oil enhancing the wood's depth and luster, ebony fore tip, Niedner checkered steel buttplate, right hand shadow-line cheek rest, fine point checkered panels at wrist . Double set triggers. Bore is pristine, the wood is excellent and the blue and case colors are overall excellent with very minor edge wear to the barrel flats, minor scratches. Manufactured 1983-Present. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

10" octagonal barrel, blue finish, raised, serrated blade/bead front sight, chamber drilled/tapped of sight/optics, Bore is excellent/bright, blue is very good with some small chips around the optics holes (No filler screws). Comes with wood forearm, (No Screw), has some minor scratches/scuffs.

By Russell Houston, entitled "Double Date". Signed lower right corner. Measures 32"x18".

with Indian Chief motif and rolling good luck symbols.

Schmidt–Rubin' Swiss military straight pull bolt action rifle. Manufactured 1957. Features blued finish, wood semi pistol grip stock, 25" barrel, bayonet lug, stacking hook, blade front sight inside protective ears, tangent rear sight, detachable magazine, "beer barrel" shaped aluminum bolt knob, ring cocking piece. Swiss cross in shield on chamber. Imported by Simpson's Ltd, etched on bottom metal. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 96% coverage of blued finish, showing some handling wear. Bolt assembly is mostly bright polished, some blued pieces, overall in very good condition. Stock is excellent Original serial number matched on receiver, barrel, bolt, magazine. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Italian made under/over double barrel trap shotgun chambered for 3" 12 gauge shells. Features matte blued approximately 30" ventilation rib barrels with removable improved modified/modified chokes, automatic dual ejectors, white bead front sight, silver bead mid-sight, silver finished receiver with gold tone engraving, smooth curved gold tone trigger, sliding barrel selector/safety, high gloss checkered (pebble) walnut semi-beavertail forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with adjustable comb, pronounced palm swell & factory rubber recoil pad. Shotgun exhibits approximately 98% of it's original finish showing no observable wear. Action is crisp, bores are pristine and wood stocks are very good with a nick on the bottom sides of the cheek weld and very light handling marks around the tang. Length of pull is approximately 14" with adjustable sliding trigger. It comes with spare parts, extra chokes (F, IC, M), patch, instruction manuals, rubber butt pad, and original box. Manufactured circa 2005. Condition is Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

For Colt 1911, Frankford Arsenal lot F.A. 716. Repackaged 1935 according to Kopec's notes and from his estate. Fine to near excellent and sealed with minor tearing and openings at ends. 9.5 on 1-10 condition scale.

Original rare early German WWII Luftwaffe Paratrooper Gravity Knife By Solinger Metallwaren Fabrik – SMF. Type 1, officially known as the Flieger-Kappmesser, was introduced in 1937 and primarily issued to Luftwaffe paratroopers (Fallschirmjäger). The knife has a gravity-operated blade, the knife opens by flipping a lever and letting gravity slide the blade out, no spring or manual pulling required. The wooden grips of type 1 knives featured smooth wood, typically beech or walnut. It has a non-takedown design, unlike later models, the type 1 knives could not be disassembled for maintenance. The marlin spike was a fold-out spike used for untangling parachute cords or knots. Blade marked with the “Sitting King” SMF/ SOLINGEN and ROSTFREI logo on one side. Heavy-duty marlin spike, tip is intact; the base of the spike is stamped with an early “small” eagle 5 Luftwaffe proof mark, stainless steel metal parts stamped with production series number "338", original D-ring stainless steel shackle is intact. The 4' has some minor scratches with no sharpening or nicks, the wood scales are excellent. mechanically excellent. A rare knife in overall very good condition.

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

Late 60's to passing. Business cards of most every Colt S.A. or Custer memorabilia guy. Last 50 years over 150 with some notations as to serial # 14 pinch frame and Pat Garrett gun ownership.

Scorpion LLV Competition Upper. A CNC-machined billet lightweight receiver. The receiver and barrel shroud are precision-machined as one piece from aluminum. An integral Picatinny rail is machined into the top of the receiver. 6" precision stainless steel barrel. Stainless steel breech face. 1/2 x 28 TPI Threads and Thread Protector. Black Anodized Aluminum. Works with any MKII or MKIII frame (either 22/45 or Target Model). Overall 10 1/2". Like new, bore is pristine. NRA Condition-Perfect/Like New. Modern Firearm.

By R. Perner. Entitled "The Champions". Measures 18" x 24".

Sn: Hb063347. Semiautomatic rimfire pistol made in Germany by Umarex, imported by Heckler & Koch Columbia GA. Styled after the AR-15. Features Dessert Earth finish, black polymer pistol grip, 8.5" barrel, 4 prong flash hider, aluminum rail handguard with M-Lock slots and quick detach sockets, Picatinny rail on top of handguard and receiver, flip up sights clamped to top rail, forward assist button, flipper safety selector, accepts detachable magazines, storage compartment in pistol grip. Uses HK style pins to secure receiver halves, rather than AR type captive pins. Bolt hold open latch is decorative only; bolt locks back on empty magazine, uses charging handle to release bolt. Vortex Crossfire red dot sight installed, good working order, Odin Olight tactical flashlight installed on right handguard, needs battery. Condition is like new, with few signs of handling. Includes factory box, manual. One 30-rd magazine. Condition is Excellent - like new. Modern Firearm.

SN: BBSCC001480. Lever-action rifle chambered in .44 Remington Magnum/.44 special. "Big Boy Steel" American made by Henry. Barrel address is Rice Lake WI. 20" 1:20 twist octagonal barrel with brass bead front, fully adjustable semi-buckhorn with diamond insert rear sights Checkered American walnut stock/forearm sling swivel studs, factory black rubber buttplate. Full length magazine. (10 rds) Transfer bar safety. Blue finish with case colored receiver, drilled/tapped. Smooth trigger. Finger extension installed on hammer. Mounted with a Leupold Vari-X III1.5x5 scope on one piece multi-slot base, duplex reticle, clear optics. Bore is pristine, cction is smooth/tight. Metal/wood are excellent. Rifle appears in new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

1860 Henry pattern lever action repeating rifle chambered in .44-40 Winchester, proudly made in America. Futures a lustrous blued 24 1/4” octagonal barrel, integral full length 13 round tube magazine, silver blade front sight, folding ladder-style rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, polished brass receiver, blued finger lever with locking latch, and straight grip fancy figured walnut shoulder stock with trapdoor brass crescent buttplate. Rifle retains nearly all of its original finish showing minor handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood stock is fine. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Painted metal pistol stand with a bull skull motif. Measures 6" tall by approximately 5" wide and 5" deep.

Measures 36x58 inches, with animal figures in each corner. Needs Cleaning

By Mark Swanson, depicting landscape. Image size 17.5" X 20". Signed lower left corner.

SN: BBDD1773G. American made side gate lever-action repeating rifle chambered in .44 Magnum/.44 special. Features a blued 20" octagonal barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, brass colored receiver & barrel band, smooth trigger, serrated hammer, grip safety, smooth American walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with brass colored buttplate. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of it's original blued finish and shows a few very minor scratches. Action is smooth, bore is pristine and wood stocks are near fine with some small blemishes. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Single action compact 1911 style semi auto pistol chambered in 9mm. Black anodized aluminum alloy frame, matte stainless finished slide, Cocobolo checkered wood double diamond grips with Springfield motif's, skeletonized serrated trigger with over travel adjustment, swept grip safety with memory knob, flat knurled mainspring housing, ambidextrous thumb safety, 3" stainless steel barrel, Trijicon 3-dot sights, and 9 round capacity magazine Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, finish is about 96% with handling wear on the grip safety, friction wear under the slide stop, grips are excellent. Includes original factory hard plastic case, owners manual, cleaning gear , black polymer Clinger clip-on holster and 7 spare factory magazines.(8) total 6 9-rd, and 1 10-rd and two Cross Breed black polymer/leather holsters, right & left handed. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Rusty With Overlaid Design.

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

In good condition with traces of brownish blue. Good markings, good cavity. "H" marked "W" "g" inspection. The estate of John Kopec.

1921 Philadelphia mint. Graded: MS65

3rd Model, Mfg 1887. Notable in possessing the rare 62B tang sight (an option during original manufacture). Metal is in good condition, with original brown patina. Metal shows some Features 24" octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, dovetailed blade,buckhorn sights, straight wrist, finger lever latch, sliding dust cover, steel crescent buttplate, lever safety. Bore is fair condition, bright with good rifling, showing some areas of light scattered tiny pits. Barrel is a dull blue with edge wear to the flats, turning a brown patina from handling on the lower section, magazine tube is light brown patina and the receiver still shows feint case coloring, heavy handling wear towards the front. The dust cover and loading gate are mostly blue. Buttplate has no finish left. Wood is nicely figured, good condition, solid with visible grain, minor dents and scratches throughout. Wood to metal fit is good. Action is smooth. Model marking on top tang is crisp & even. Two line barrel address and serial number on bottom tang are crisp/readable. "32 Cal" brass lifter marking is clear. Action is smooth. Includes letter from Cody Firearms Museum confirming configuration as shipped. Shipped from the warehouse on July 20, 1888. Condition is NRA Very Good to Fine. Antique Firearm.

Brown leather Seat measures 17", on light tooled leather in acorn motif with concho. Comes with saddle, saddlebags. In excellent condition. Maker marked "Custom Leather Company" Breast collar also tooled " Tucson Rodeo Parade Comm"

With leather belts as worn by John Kopec during gun shows and events. Both Samuel Colt signature editions. 1 tan leather stamp J.M. CARRXXX Elko. 1 worn black basket weave. Size about 34-36 inch waist.

Bergara B-14 Trainer Barreled Action, 22LR. 18" heavy, free floated threaded barrel, matte black finish, 410 Stainless Steel, Twist: 1:16", Barrel Thread: 1/2X28. Multi-slot scope base installed. Manufactured in Spain and ready to drop into a Remington 700 chassis, this Bergara B-14 Trainer barrel action is chambered for .22 LR and comes with a 10 round ACIS patterned magazine. Complete, like new condition, bore is pristine.

#259177. Push-feed bolt-Action. Optics ready. Model 70 "Featherweight" Pre-64, manufactured in 1952. 22" round, tapered barrel with ramped, hooded, post/bead front and flip u-notch, "white diamond" rear sights. Mauser style action. Anodized matte-black receiver, EGW multi-slot one piece scope rail installed. Blued barrel, and trigger assembly, 3-position manual safety, hinged floorplate,serrated trigger. Checkered high comb pistol grip stock with sling swivels. Pachmayr White-Line recoil pad. Wood is very good with minor scratches. Bore appears excellent/bright. Action is smooth/tight. Markings are crisp/clear. Winchester proofs on receiver/barrel. Blue is about 85% with very minor scratches, edge wear, handling wear on the bolt knob. A very nice pre-64 Model 70 in a very desirable caliber. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Marked "Coffin Hilt" with horn scales and pewter inlay circa 1830-1840 with scabbard. Thin steel blade, light sharpening, good overall with 90% clear blade marking. With good frontier era double scabbard with 3 1/4 belt loop still attached. Very attractive and early. Note: inlays missing from scabbard.

Desirable single-shot falling block sporting rifle chambered in .405 Winchester. Manufactured in Southport, CT circa 2004. Features a stainless steel finish, 24" round tapered medium contour barrel with raised blade/brass bead and rear white diamond adjustable sights, installed scope blocks with 1” factory rings, serrated curved trigger, sliding tang safety, two-piece finger lever, sling swivel studs, smooth green laminate forearm and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory metal grip cap, black rubber factory recoil pad, 13 5/8” LOP. Mounted with a Simmons 2.8-10X 44 WA AETEC scope, duplex reticle, Butler Creek caps, clear optics. Rifle exhibits approximately 99% of its stainless steel finish. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the laminate stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

SN: 09008881. 'Classic' American made lever action repeating rifle chambered in .218 Mashburn Bee. Features a blued finish, 21 3/4" JM marked barrel, 1/2 length tube magazine, blade/bead front sight, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, drilled & tapped receiver, serrated hammer spur, smooth trigger, push button safety, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with factory black rubber recoil pad, sling swivel studs. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of it's original finish showing only light handling marks & wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent and wood stocks are overall very good/sound with minor scratches/scrapes. Mounted with a Redfield Revolution 2-7x33 scope, duplex reticle, clear optics. one piece base. Manufactured 1991. NRA Condition is Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Artist's proof. By R. M. Perner. Signed and numbered 111/300. Entitled "The Flag Bearer". Measures 24" x 15".

Desirable lever action rimfire rifle manufactured in New Haven, CT. Features a high polish blued finish, fancy figured checkered walnut forend & stock, factory buttplate, 20" barrel, full length magazine tube under barrel, adjustable buckhorn sights with blade front & protective hood. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish with few signs of handling. Wood is excellent and the action is smooth. Manufactured 1985. Condition is NRA Excellent/Like New.

American made semi-automatic rimfire rifle. Features18.5" barrel, stainless steel upper receiver, smooth walnut stock with curved grip, curved black plastic buttplate, bead blade front sight, rear sight removed, push button manual safety, stainless trigger guard, barrel, and barrel band. Mounted with a Simmons ProHunter 4x32 scope, duplex reticle with factory base & rings. Metal finish is excellent. Stock is excellent and the bore is excellent/bright. Scope has clear optics. No Magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Of the size and type found with English cased Colt 1849 Pocket Model. Very good condition with traces of lacquer on crisp undented body with minty blued spring. The estate of John Kopec.

American made semi-Automatic target pistol . 10-rd magazine. 5.5" slab sided barrel, ventilated rib with front blade, and adjustable notch rear sights. Weight and travel adjustable trigger stop. Full checkered walnut grips with right-handed finger rest. Push button barrel take-down. Barrel weight attached. Blued steel finish with matte barrel rib. Gold colored serrated trigger, mag release, and thumb safety. Left frame mounted slide release. Slide action is smooth/tight. Bore appears excellent/bright. Grips are excellent. Blued finish is about 92% with minor scratches/edge wear. Manufactured 1976. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

American military bolt action rifle manufactured for use in WWI. Features dog-leg bolt handle, protected blade front sight, folding ladder rear sight with peep apertures, approx 26 inch barrel, manual thumb safety, sling swivels, stacking swivel, storage compartment in butt, blued finish on metal parts, wood stock and handguard. Remington barrel stamped "R 4-18" under flaming bomb, cocking piece stamped "N.S. eagle head" and "W" (Winchester), bolt handle stamped "684326",manufactured by Eddystone (a subsidiary of Remington) in July 1918. Front sight stamped ".060", sight base stamped "R". Eagle head and "14" cartouche on wood behind triggerguard. (Feint) Eagle Head proofs on various parts. Blue on metal parts is about 85% with minor edge wear, handling loss and some rubs. Wood is overall very good with a hairline crack in the handguard Bore is fair to good, strong rifling, frosting in the grooves. Action is smooth. Imported by CAI, marked on right barrel. NRA condition-Good. C&R firearm

Bolt action rifle, dated coded 1968, second year of production. Features blued finish, 24" barrel with raised large blade front and u notch adjustable rear sights, detachable magazine No magazine included), manual thumb safety, Redfield one piece EGW multi-slot base & quick release rings mounted with a Center-Point 4-16x40 AO Rifle Scope, red illuminated BDC reticle, clear optics. Smooth hardwood stock features Pachmayr rubber buttplate, flared grip cap, sling studs. Bore is very good/bright, action is smooth,retains about 95% finish with handling marks. Stock is very good with few small dings. No Magazine. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

'RR Rancher' Single action revolving carbine features blued finish, straight wristed walnut shoulder stock, checkering at wrist, checkered plastic buttplate, 16" barrel with buckhorn sights, sling swivels, manual safety. Rifle is like new with factory box, with few blemishes. leather sling with swivels, manual and cable lock. Also included is a very nice brown suede saddle scabbard. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new. Modern Firearm.

With Marshal at top and hand engraved scroll. Mr. John Kopec thought it to be an excellent reproduction, but we think it may be custom jewelry. Made as quality, pin, stamp, 6 points to rounded star are spot on. The estate of John Kopec sold with Mr Kopec's "caveat" AS IS.

Vintage 'Take-Down' rifle. Very early 3 digit serial number, manufactured circa 1924. Features 24" tapered barrel, 2/3 length magazine tube, take down lever at magazine cap, buckhorn sights, dovetailed post/bead front sight, straight grip, shotgun butt with grooved steel buttplate. Bore is good, strong rifling, frosted grooves. Retains about 50% blued finish mostly on the barrel, handling wear on the receiver with many small patches of patina or light pitting on receiver, has a molted gray/brown appearance. Wood is overall good/sound with minor small dings/dents, there a couple of hairline cracks on the bottom of the buttstock, good fit to metal. Action operates smoothly. Markings are crisp. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

By R. Perner. Entitled "Partners". Signed lower right corner, with copyright mark. Measures 17" x 21".

Manufactured by De Lucio Loyola- Elgoibar, Spain, imported by Jana, Denver, CO. 32" barrels with raised sighting rib, steel bead with green fiber optic sight installed on rib. Double triggers, sliding tang safety, top lever, blue barrels, case color action with scroll engraving. Spanish proofs, serial number matched on water table, barrels and forearm. Wide checked forearm, checkered, curved grip shoulder stock, brass initial plate in underside of stock, vented recoil pad. Chokes measure Mod. Lop-14 1/2" to front trigger. The bores are very good/bright, blued barrels are about 955 with some scratches, case colors are very good, barrels lock-up tight. Wood is overall good/sound with some handling wear, scratches and chips. There is a minor crack in the bottom right stock. "O1' date code-1970. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Wood carved and painted, measures 31 1/2" x 7 1/2". Signed on back. Holding cigars. Excellent condition.

Cooper Firearms of Montana, Inc. single shot bolt action rifle. Features an approximately 24" medium to heavy contour stainless barrel, smaller sized centerfire action with no magazine cutout, straight bolt handle, manual safety on the right side of the tang, two piece blued steel Leupold type bases (no optic), checkered semi pistol grip walnut stock with smooth beavertail forend, thin rubber butt pad. original receiver bluing is approximately 99%, and matte stainless barrel is also 99%. Bolt cycles smoothly and the bore is excellent. External condition is excellent with few minor handling marks on the top of the buttstock. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Quality, direct impingement operated semi-automatic long range rifle chambered in 7.62 NATO. Features a 16" barrel with black nitride finish, 3 prong muzzle brake 14” free-floating Mlok aluminum handguard with picatinney rail segments & continuous T-marked top rail, Aero T-marked flat-top upper receiver with forward assist, shell deflector & dust cover, black nitride finish, Schmid, Mil-Spec single stage trigger, manual two-position safety, Tac Star rubber overmolded pistol grip and ERGO F93 PRO Stock 8-Position Collapsible AR-15 Synthetic shoulder stock. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its black finishes showing minor scratches & scuffs. The action is sound, the bore is excellent, and the stock is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Czech bolt action rifle. "American" pattern rifle features blued finish, wood stock with checkered wrist & forend, factory buttplate, 20.5"' barrel, grooved receiver for scope mounting, no sights, sling studs, manual safety, detachable magazine. Mounts a Bushnell Trophy XLT 4-12x40mm scope with adjustable objective and duplex reticle with tall rings. Bore is bright. Metal retains 95% finish with minor handling marks. Wood is near excellent condition. Includes (1) magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

471g Bright Turquoise Stone

(1)1927 Edward Bohlin Catalog (1) Cowboy Brand 1905 Catalog (1) Miles City Saddlery 1925 Catalog (1) Meana Saddles 1923 Catalog (1) Cowboy Clothing and Gear The complete Hamley 1942 Hamley and Co Visalia Stock Saddle CO Catalog No22 (1) Edward Bohlin Saddle Make & Silversmith with Till Goodan artwork on cover (2) 1995 Edward Bohlin Centennial Catalog

Quality double action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in the Czech Republic circa 1999. This model is a decocker version of the basic CZ 75 B model. Features all steel construction with a matte black finish, 4.6" barrel, three-dot sights with square notch rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, lanyard loop stud, combat triggerguard, 15 round magazine, and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with CZ insignias. Pistol retains approximately 94% of its original finish showing holster wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the plastic grips are fine. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Vintage Winchester lever-action manufactured in 1942. a total of 66,783 were produced 1933-57. Standard Winchester markings including the factory proof on top of the barrel and receiver. Equipped with a blade/bead front sight mounted on a ramp with a removable, rear sight removed with steel insert in dovetail, vintage Redfield 102 BR peep sight installed on left receiver. Two thirds tubular type magazine with 5 cartridge capacity. Smooth American walnut pistol grip stock, and forearm and a checkered steel buttplate. 24" round barrel. Bore is excellent/bright, action is crisp/smooth, original blue finish is about 97% with very minor edge wear/scratches, wood is excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Produced by DGFM FMAP in Argentina after 1945. This is a Colt pattern 1911 made for the Argentine military. The left side of the slide is marked “D.G.F.M. – (F.M.A.P.). The right side of the slide is marked the Argentine crest, “EJERCITO ARGENTINO / SIST. COLT CAL. 11.25mm. MOD. 1927”. These guns are made tough as a Colt with parts that are interchangeable. It has a blued finish. 5" barrel, low profile blade front sight, dovetailed u notch rear sight, arched knurled mainspring housing, manual & grip safety, lanyard loop, knurled trigger and hammer spur with black rubber checkered Pachmayr grips. Metal finish looks okay but worn, showing plenty of signs of use and handling with nicks, scuffs a loss of blue on in spots on both the frame and slide. Bore is very good/bright. Grips are a little worn but good. Comes with one Colt 8-rd magazine. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Made in the style of the Colt model 1877. 6-shot, single-action revolver convertible to .22 Mag w/ included cylinder. Blue/black finish, polished hammer, fluted cylinder. White plastic faux ivory 'Birds Head' grips (Included) have been replaced with nice faux mother of pearl grips with metal 'Texas star' motifs. 3" barrel with fixed sights, manual safety. Bore appears excellent/bright, revolver is like new. A properly. Comes in original factory box with matching label, trigger lock with key, manual, factory grips and non-fluted .22 Mag. Cylinder. Also comes with factory single-loop brown leather holster, and nice unmarked single-loop brown leather holster. Both in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

With .45 Colt size loops stamped "Lawrence (size 40)" with hand made outer single loop holster for Colt S.A. 5-1/2". Belt very good, holster fair to good.

'Classic' Limited production lever action repeating rifle chambered in .25-20 Winchester, manufactured circa 1988-1993. Features a blued finish, "JM" marked 21.75" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, rear sight removed,steel insert in dovetail, mounted with a unmarked 4x28 scope, duplex reticle/ clear optics, 6 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur with knurled finger extension, grip safety, push button cross-bolt safety, smooth lightly figured walnut forend with metal cap and plain straight grip shoulder stock with bullseye inlay, factory plastic buttplate. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are fine with a few minor blemishes. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4"" 12 gauge shells. Features a blued finish, 28" vent rib barrel with fixed MOD. choke, silver bead front sight, half-length tube magazine, simple floral scroll roll-stamp engraving on the receiver & bolt, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy triggerguard, serrated charging handle, push button safety, fancy press checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and pistol grip shoulder stock with grip cap & factory buttplate. Shotgun exhibits approximately 98% of its original finish showing little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright, and the wood stocks are excellent with a couple of minor blemishes. LOP-14". NRA condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By R. Perner. Entitled "Tall Tales and Cigarettes". Measures 18" x 20".

Vintage single action semi-automatic match target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, circa 1957-1970. Features a blued finish, 8.25" barrel with ported muzzle brake, undercut patridge front sight, adjustable rear square notch sight, cocked indicator, wide serrated trigger, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, thumb safety, steel frame with serrated front strap and two piece checkered walnut target grips with finger rests. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 90% finish with holster wear on muzzle break, some edge losses & many slight scratches. Wood grips are overall very good with some light scuffing at the bottom of panels. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Smith & Wesson stainless steel eight shot revolver chambered for .22 Magnum cartridges made in Springfield, MA. It has a 6" barrel, smooth curved trigger, full underlug, fluted cylinder, raised blade front sight, adjustable rear sight, passive firing pin, knurled hammer spur, wrap-around rubber factory grips with finger grooves and S&W logos. Metal finish looks excellent at approximately 99%. Bore looks excellent and bright. Manufactured circa 2003-2005. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SFP-Striker-Fired Pistol, M (Maritime). High quality, German made heavy-duty combat pistol. Rare specific maritime variant of the SFP9 pistol called the SFP9-M . The slide and both magazines are marked with a anchor/Trident symbol. This variant was developed specifically for the German Navy's special forces, the Kampfschwimmer, their equivalent of the U.S. Navy SEALs. Features include a special coating that makes it highly resistant to saltwater corrosion. "Over The Beach" (OTB) Capability: The design incorporates features, such as additional drain holes in strategic areas, that allow water to drain out quickly and ensure the weapon is fully functional. This model was designed for military and law enforcement use in maritime environments and was generally not intended for the civilian market. Fiber-reinforced polymer frame, textured, finger grooved grip, interchangeable grip straps, accessory rail molded in. 15+1 capacity, Double action/single action, 4" barrel with fixed 3-dot night sights, ambidextrous magazine release, accessory rail on frame, manual safety, cocking indicator, serrated combat triggerguard. Bore is pristine, action is smooth, overall condition is like new. Included is the factory hard case with owners manual, two additional backstraps, two additional sets of grip panels, and one spare 15-rd factory magazine. (2 Total). You don't find many of these pistols for sale. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

This is a optics ready custom rifle built on a Remington 700 action. Many quality upgrades. Features a 16.5" Remington Tactical 1:9 barrel with no provisions for sights with DMPS A2 style Flash Hider. Remington Mark X trigger group, detachable AI 10-rd magazine, manual thumb safety, swept back bolt handle. Leupold Mark 4 (15 MOA) 5 3/4" multi-slot optics base installed on receiver, PTG M5 Stealth triggerguard/magazine well, black textured polymer McMillan BAF stock with molded pistol grip, Magpul bipod rail and Magpul CTR folding stock. Brownell's Mil-Spec buffer tube & lock nut'. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the finish is about 99% and the stock is excellent. Rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Sn: #ZA700601385. Serbian bolt action rifle imported by USSG, Rockledge FL, under the Remington brand. Features 22" tapered barrel, blued finish, laminated wood sporter stock, checkering at wrist & forend, checkered black polymer butt plate, sling studs, no sights, mounts a Buck Ridge Sport 4 X 32 Scope with a duplex fine cross hair reticle. Bore is pristine and scope is clear. Retains 95% finish with some handling marks. Stock is excellent with a couple of dings. Comes with a detachable metal magazine. NRA Condition is near Excellent . Modern Firearm

2.45 lbs (1,111g) of natural and tumbled turquoise stones. Some have been tumbled, cut and drilled for jewelry.

Used by salesman features a brown tooled front with the Bohlin logo and tooled with the name "Randy Nations" opens to house six drawers that are brown velvet lined.

American made, single action semiautomatic pistol features 3" barrel, fixed 3 dot night sights in dovetails (do not glow), black rubber fingered groove Hogue grips, checkered backstrap, ambidextrous manual safety, metal guide rod, serrated curved trigger, checkered magazine release. Finish is 2 tone with a black frame and brushed stainless slide. Bore looks Excellent . Overall condition is 98%, with few light handling marks on the top of the slide, a light scratch below the slide stop, and external barrel finish wear. Includes spare magazine, cable lock, a Galco leather inside-the-waistband holster, manual, and original plastic box (missing latch). Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Austrian semi-automatic pistol chambered for the 9x19mm Luger cartridge. Features approx. 4.25 inch barrel, Black polymer grip frame, gray Phosphate slide. white dot front, white square outline rear sights, manual trigger safety. stippled grips, front and back straps, serrated front trigger guard. Bore is excellent, action is smooth. Black polymer frame is in excellent condition. Includes factory black plastic carry case, 2 17rd magazines, cleaning rod, 4 different sized interchangeable backstraps and Blackhawk Serpa holster. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***.

Semiautomatic pistol Type II .380,1921-1927, 15 slide serrations, .380 caliber marked on barrel, has Remington logo on right side. Features blued finish, checkered black plastic grips with "REMINGTON UMC" logo, Remington/UMC address on serrated barrel rib, 3.5" barrel, fixed sights, push button magazine release, grip safety, manual safety. Bore is very good/bright. Retains 98% finish, bright nitre blue on controls, minor edge losses, front strap turning a slight bit gray. Grips are pristine. Includes magazine marked "380 Cal." on side, "U" on the bottom. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Vintage lever-action saddle ring carbine chambered in .25-36, a Marlin calibre based on the .32-40 Marlin Ballard case. Manufactured around 1918, during World War I. The top barrel flat is marked with the two-line address/patent dates ahead of the rear sight "SPECIAL SMOKELESS STEEL", behind the rear sight is ".25-36 M." on top at the breech. The top of the receiver is marked "MARLIN SAFETY", "MARLIN/1893" on the upper tang and the serial number is on the underside of the receiver. Equipped with a full length tube magazine. Blue finish and magazine mounted with a smooth walnut forearm with a steel end cap and straight grip stock with factory checkered hard rubber buttplate. 20" round barrel with modified sheet metal squared blade, rear sight removed, steel insert in dovetail, vintage Marble peep sight installed on tang, marked "M.S.A. Co. Gladstone, Mich." Original saddle ring. C prefix serial number, manufactured 1918-1919. Bore is good, strong rifling, light frosting in grooves, action is smooth/tight, wood is overall very good/sound with some minor dings/dents and the original blue is about 605 with handling wear/finish loss mostly on the lower barrel & receiver. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Made in the U.S.A. by Bond Arms out of Granbury, TX. the Stinger RS is a single-action over under derringer chambered for .380 Acp. ammunition . It features 3" stainless barrels and gray parkerized frame, integral sights, spur trigger, serrated hammer spur and two piece rosewood grips with checkering and a Texas Star. Metal finish looks very good. Grips are fine. Bores are excellent. Like new. Comes in factory box with matching label, 2 sets of factory checkered grips with Texas star, one plastic, one hard rubber, manual, extra pins including hammer pin, and a really nice set of solid wood wraparound grips with checkered panels and lower portions of mother of pearl. Also included are two holsters, one unmarked brown leather snap holster and a nice Ruff's Saddle Shop black & tan hand tooled basket weave pattern holster, like new. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Double action only revolver features stainless steel construction, 2 1/2” lug barrel with a small pinned serrated blade front sight and receiver square notched rear sight, Hogue pebbled black rubber grips with finger grooves, 5 shot fluted cylinder, spurless external hammer. Bore and cylinder chambers are excellent, slightly dirty. Retains approx. 98% finish with no visible handling marks. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are very good with normal wear. Manufactured 2013. Includes original factory case and rubber grips, manual, lock, Galco lather holster and executive tote with internal holster. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***.

lever-action sporting rifle. Produced from 1984 to 1998. This model is essentially the same as the Sporter version, but with a cross-bolt safety added. 22' barrel with hooded blade/bead front and adjustable rear sporting sights, blue finish, 3/4 length tube magazine, smooth walnut stock and forearm with curved lever/wrist, steel fore cap, sling swivel studs, solid Marlin recoil pad, grip cap. Finger extension installed on hammer spur, smooth gold toned trigger, grip safety, drilled/tapped for optics. Bore is excellent/bright, lever-action is smooth, blue is about 98% and the wood is very good with some scratches. "JM" marked barrel and Marlin "Bullseye inletted on underside of stock. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

‘Ulti-Mag’ American made slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ¾”, 3 & 3 ½” 12 gauge shells. Features a blued/black finish, 28” barrel with ventilated sighting rib & 'Accu-Mag choke, steel bead front sight, brass bead mid-sight, 5 round tube magazine, smooth trigger, polymer triggerguard, sliding safety on the rear of the receiver, dual action bars, black aluminum alloy receiver, checkered wood slide handle and checkered semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad & 14” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing slide wear on the action bars and magazine tube, muzzle wear & some minor scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is very good/bright and the wood stocks are very good with some minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

By Russell Houston. Signed lower left. Houston's desire to paint comes from his love of the West, its people and the variety of experiences in which they find themselves. Born the son of Marine Corp parents, Houston spent time drawing the military activities around him. His imagination for stories grew even greater with his family’s move to Arizona. The cast of characters and color of the desert provided endless possibilities for paintings and drawings. Matted and framed in copper frame, measures 14" x 12", painting measures 9 3/4" x 7 3/4".

Notches welded and poorly re-cut. John Kopec Estate collection.

#G1592550. Push feed bolt action rifle, chambered in .270 Win, manufactured circa 1981-82. Features a Hinged floor plate, jeweled bolt, checkered walnut stock w/sling swivel studs, factory red recoil pad and grip cap. Receiver is drilled/tapped and mounts a Vortex 3-15 X 44mm scope w/ EBR-7C (MOA) reticle. 22" barrel with 13 1/2" LOP. Blued barrel and partially plum colored receiver on the chamber, retains approx. 98% finish with a few very tiny scratches and no edge wear. Wood is very good/sound with a few very minor dings and scratches. The bore is excellent/bright, scope is clear. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***.

Optics ready Czech bolt action rimfire rifle in 22 Long Rifle, imported by CZ-USA, Kansas City KS. Features a. 20.1/2 inch threaded barrel with no provisions for sights, multi-slot scope base installed, swept-back bolt handle with oversized polymer knob, detachable 10 rd magazine,manual safety. Camo Manners Composite T4 stock Bore is excellent. Retains 99% dark blue. Stock is excellent. like new condition. Comes in original factory box with matching label, factory bolt handle, manual, factory 5-rd magazine and a Rifle Basix CZ-52 High Quality replacement trigger. (Retail for about $100.00) Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Carl Walther, W. German made double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Imported by Interarms of Alexandria, VA, with import stamp on the right side of the frame. Features all steel construction, a blued finish, 3.85" barrel, fixed front sight with white dot, dovetailed rear sight with square notch & white bar, serrated curved trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, push button magazine release, 10 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with thumb rest on left side. Includes a factory PP box, owners manual and spare magazine with flush base. Pistol retains approximately 98% of it's blued finish showing the smallest amount of edge wear at the front of the slide and the front of the frame. Action is smooth, bore is excellent and the plastic grips are good with what appears to be wear or residue on the left side. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Lever action rifle manufactured circa 1952, chambered in 32 Winchester Special. Features blued finish, smooth walnut furniture with semi beavertail forend and semi pistol grip stock, 20" barrel, full length mag tube, sporting sights. Bore is bright. Retains 80% finish with edge losses, several bare spots on mage tube. Wood is very good with minor handling marks. NRA Condition is Very Good *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

Includes: (3) Morgan Silver Dollars. Minted: Philadelphia. Dates: 1888, 1889, 1898.

U.S. Infantry rifle used in both Word Wars. Modified Mauser turn-bolt action. 26" barrel , with rear ladder aperture sight, front sight blade, both with sight protectors. Internal clip-fed 5 rd magazine, 'dog leg' bolt handle, hinged floorplate. Thumb safety on right receiver. "U.S. Model of 1917 Winchester" and serial number marked on chamber. Barrel date 2-18, with flaming bomb and "W".(Winchester) Front sight also stamped "W". Bolt handle stamped "W" & "NS" (Nickel Steel) with flaming Ordnance bomb. Small Eagle Head over "319" cartouche behind the triggerguard. Flaming bomb, two Eagle Heads and star in circle stamped on left receiver rail.(Factory marking for early production M1917s, specifically from Winchester, before the final specifications were agreed upon between the three manufacturers Winchester, Remington, and Eddystone). Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth/tight. Blued metal finish is about 90%. with edge wear, friction loss to the bolt, and some handling wear. Wood stock, and hand guards are very good with the usual dings, scratches. Nothing serious. A nice conditioned, parts matched Model 1917. Correct Original WW1 US Military Kerr NoBuckl M17 Rifle Sling attached. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

American made Smith & Wesson 6" double action .22 LR revolver, manufactured between 1953-1957. Built on an improved 'I' frame with three side plate screws, hammer safety block, coil mainspring, partridge front sight, micrometer adjustable rear sight, two piece wooden checkered grips with S&W medallions, short underlug, pinned barrel, fluted cylinder, checkered hammer spur, passive firing pin, added wide curved serrated trigger shoe, smooth backstrap, and smooth forestrap. The grips are later production grips without the diamond around the screw. Finish condition is about 98% with the lightest normal handling wear. The bore is excellent, and the cylinder also looks great. The grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

The Barkeep Boot is a downsized version of the Barkeep revolver. Blue/black finish, 1 1/2" barrel, no sights, 6-shot fluted cylinder, manual safety, gray pearl grips. Bore is excellent/bright, revolver is in like new condition. Comes in factory box with matching label, manual,pin-punch, cable lock and factory faux mother of pearl grips. Also included are black leather holsters, one snap holster and one single loop. Both in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

M1889 type 32 sword. The second pattern, known as Otsu,’ was issued to Army NCO's. Machined blade with Katana profile. Saw service Russo-Japanese war, WW1, and WW2. 30" blade, single edge with long fuller below the flat spine. Leather finger loop in guard. Steel guard has a checkered steel back strap and dove head pommel. Checkered wooden grips. Guard marked with the Tokyo artillery arsenal stacked cannon balls, date character for Meiji period (1868-1912) and arsenal control stamps, leather washer in place. Single loop steel scabbard with locking catch, brass lined throat. Ricasso serial number of "77719", number marked on the scabbard drag is "75753". Overall very good, bright blade, with very light signs of sharpening on the edge with some dried cosmoline, some shallow "door dents" on the scabbard. Original Japanese sword, not the Chinese copy.

On metal stand. Measures 35 1/2" tall by 23 1/2" wide.

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

Bolt-action rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield ammunition, circa 2004. Features: blued finish, 22" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, drilled and tapped receiver mounting a Bushnell Banner 3-9X40mm scope with a duplex reticle, hinged floor plate, jeweled bolt with a 3-position safety, serrated wide curved trigger, checkered smooth wood forearm and pistol grip stock with a factory brown rubber recoil pad with a black spacer and sling studs. Bore is very good/slightly dirty. Retains approx. 98% finish with a tiny nick on the bottom of the floor plate, stock and some handling marks. Wood is excellent. Scope is clear. Comes with an attached Hunter padded leather sling. Condition is excellent. ***Modern Firearm***.

James Monroe and John Adams coin pendant and necklace. 1823 to 1923. Coin is 90% silver and 10% copper.

By Steve Voita, depicting kachina dancer. Measures 40" by 30".

SN: 14M14009. 26” Free Floating, Hand Lapped, Button Rifled, 416R Stainless Steel with Aerograde Carbon Fiber wrap and Match Chamber with threaded muzzle/protector. No provisions for sights. Green Carbon Fiber Composite Sporter Style with black webbing, stock features semi-grip, Stainless Steel Bedding Pillars, Spot Bedding, sling studs and recoil pad. The LOP-13.5” , internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, manual thumb safety, fluted two lug bolt, skeletonized bolt handle, trigger Tech serrated, adjustable trigger. Leupold multi-slot base mounted with a Leupold VX-5HD 2-10x42 scope, duplex reticle,clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright, rifle and scope are like new. Comes with original factory boxes for rifle and scope.

Quality Connecticut Valley Classics O/U shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3" 12 Ga. shells. Based on the Winchester 101. 30" blued vent ribbed barrels with white front & mid beads, coin receiver with floral/scroll engraving, adjustable trigger, sliding tang safety/barrel selector. Ported stainless steel chokes installed, Mod over IC. Nicely figured walnut checkered forearm with schnabel tip, shoulder stock with checkered curved wrist, solid black recoil pad. Bores are excellent/bright, barrels lock-up tight, wood and finish are excellent. LOP-14 3/4". Rare shotgun, manufactured in Westport, CT 1993-95. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

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

This is a optics ready custom rifle built on a Remington 700 action. Many quality upgrades. Features a 21" Shilen 1:14 varmint profile barrel with no provisions for sights, 1/2x28 threaded muzzle with protector. Remington Mark X trigger group, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, manual thumb safety, swept back bolt handle. Leupold Mark 4 (15 MOA) 5 3/4" multi-slot optics base installed on receiver, Holland recoil lug, Hogue overmolded stock with pebbled panels at the wrist & forearm, flared pistol grip, sling studs and solid rubber recoil pad. Metal finish is Robar dark green poly T2 & NP3+. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth. Rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Made in Japan by Miroku and imported by Browning Arms Co. Morgan, UT. Chambered in .28 Nosler. Bolt action sporting rifle manufactured circa 2022. Features , 26" tapered barrel with a Recoil Hawg muzzle brake, no provisions for sights, receiver drilled and tapped for optics, manual sliding tang safety, detachable 3rd magazine, smooth gold accent trigger. Gray polymer stock with textured panels at wrist & forend, adjustable comb, swivel sling studs, soft textured rubber recoil pad. Bore is pristine. Retains approx. 99% finish, like new. Comes with factory box. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new. *** Modern Firearm***.

Double-action revolver manufactured circa 1983. Chambered in .44 Remington Magnum with a beautiful floral engraved stainless steel finish, 5 1/2" serrated ribbed barrel with a black serrated blade front sight with red insert, a pinned rear sight with an adjustable white square notch, checkered hammer spur and smooth curved trigger, fluted six-shot cylinder and shrouded ejector rod. Two piece smooth wood grips with silver Ruger medallions. Cylinder chambers and bore are pristine with strong rifling. Retains approx. 99% original finish with no visible wear and a very faint drag mark on cylinder. Includes factory box and manual. NRA condition is excellent. ***Modern Firearm***.

American made DA 5 shot revolver chambered in .38 SPL+P. The monolithic frame is made from aerospace-grade, 7000-series aluminum, internal hammer. High-strength stainless steel cylinder, featuring a PVD finish for excellent durability, is extensively fluted, reducing weight. It has replaceable, pinned ramp front sight. The factory installed Hogue Tamer Monogrip, with Ruger logo on backstrap. Bore is excellent/bright with almost no signs this gun was ever handled. factory installed LaserMax red dot sight in good working order/ Comes with soft Ruger case and manual. Appears to be in like new condition. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern firearm.

American made Smith & Wesson .44 Magnum large frame double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured circa 1969-1972. Features a nickel plated finish, pinned 8 3/8" heavy barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib, raised and pinned ramp front sight with red insert, adjustable micrometer click white square notch rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, serrated .400 target trigger, .500" checkered target hammer, three screw square butt N target frame with ten-groove grip straps, checkered target grips with extractor relief cuts and S&W medallions. Bore and cylinder are pristine with strong rifling. Retains approximately 98% of high luster stainless finish with normal very light handling wear, and drag marks around the cylinder. Action is smooth with tight lockup and the grips are very good with handling wear on the bottom and along the edge, and a small impression above the right and left medallion. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Big Bore lever action rifle. Features blued finish, smooth walnut furniture, plastic grip cap. factory thin rubber butt pad, 22" barrel, half length mag tube, sporting sights, cross bolt safety in receiver, sling studs. Mounts a Redfield 2-7x scope with fine crosshairs. Bore is bright. Retains 95% finish with minor handling marks. Wood is very good with few blemishes. Scope has clear view. Includes a leather sling. NRA Condition is Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Featuring an oval cut vivid green lab created Emerald weighing approx. 1.00 carat accented with 18 channel set baguette and round cut genuine Diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat yellow gold setting, ring size 4.

German made .22 caliber magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle by J. G. Anschutz Ulm, Germany, imported by GSI Trussville, AL. Optics ready. 18" medium-weight barrel with threaded muzzle/cap, no provisions for sights. Multi-slot one piece scope base installed on receiver, : 64 bolt action repeater, 5098 two-stage trigger, T6M Manners Stock with 35% aircraft grade carbon fiber and 65% fiberglass in multiple layers. Adjustable butt-plate for length of pull. GAP Molded in camo color, textured grip. Stainless steel bolt with swept-back handle, oversized round polymer knob, manual thumb safety and oversized magazine release. Accessory rail/sling stud installed on underside of fore stock. Bore is pristine, finish and stock are excellent. Date code BG on barrel indicates the rifle was proof tested in 1996. Comes in factory box with spare 5-rd magazine. (2) Total. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

A late World War II Type 95 Japanese Army NCO sword on which the sword blade and scabbard have matching serial numbers of “207732”. The position of the number on the blade, configured to be read with the cutting edge up, identifies the sword as having been produced by the Nagoya Arsenal (The only other source for the Type 95 sword was the Tokyo arsenal, which impressed the number on the blade in such a way that it is read with the cutting edge facing down). The machine-made blade is 27 1/2". The blade is generally bright and, no nicks or rust. The blade does have some scattered light patches of pitting. The handle of the sword utilized the cross-hatched wood grips that appeared late in the war to replace the metal grips. The fuchi collar at the base of the grip is also a late war version in iron and is therefore without the arsenal inspection stamps found on earlier examples. The scabbard exhibits about 70% of its original olive brown paint with no dents. The the black painted Tsuba is the plain style utilized on NCO swords. locking latch works well.

U.S WWII era military bolt action rifle manufactured circa 194. Serial number on dates it to June. 43, R.A. barrel dated 5-44. Features full parkerized finish, straight wrist 03-A3 walnut stock without grasping grooves, walnut handguard, 24" barrel, protected blade front sight , adjustable peep rear sight mounted to receiver, bent bolt handle, bolt shroud stamped "R", and front blade stamped "A",manual safety, magazine cut-off switch, sling swivels, stacking swivel, butt trap with hinged cover, checkered flat steel buttplate. Bottom metal and bands are stamped. Stock is stamped with FJA cartouche- Frank J Atwood (military inspector), RA (Remington Arms) and "P" in circle on underside of grip. The markings on the bottom of the stock are factory inspector markings. Retains about 97% parkerized finish with scuffs on the front sight band. Stock is excellent. Action is crisp/tight. Bore is very good/bright, all marking are crisp/clear. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Spanish bolt action pistol caliber carbine manufactured by Gaztanaga y Compania and imported by CAI, of St Albans VT. The Destroyer Carbine is a small carbine chambered for the 9×23mm Largo (Bergmann) cartridge. It was used by Spanish police and prison services, including the Guardia Civil from 1935-1969. "F1" date code-1960, flaming bomb proofs. Features blued finish, bolt assembly in the white, full length wood stock with semi-pistol grip wrist, 21" barrel, blade front sight, flip-up ladder type rear sight, manual flag safety, 6-rd detachable magazine, side mounted sling swivels. Bore has what appears to be surface rust in the grooves. Retains 85% blued finish with scratches & scuff marks, edge wear. Wood is good condition with many scratches & dents, some gouges. Markings include "DESTROYER / TRADE MARK" on receiver ring forming an oval around the image of a naval vessel. Includes (1) magazine. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1954. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, hooded ramped blade/bead front sight, 22G adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled steel buttplate. Bore is pristine. Retains 70% original blue finish with pitting on the right side of front sight base, losses on the receiver and lever, scrapes and scratches and edge losses. Wood is good with normal aging, dings, dents and some scratches. Action is smooth. Winchester markings are crisp/clear. Condition is NRA good. ***C&R Firearm***.

#9462244. Chinese semiautomatic rifle imported by CJA, VA. Features 16.25" hard chrome lined barrel, military type adjustable post/tangent sights, manual safety, blued finish, wood stock with thumbhole profile, recoil pad with white wood spacer. Overall condition is excellent with few signs of handling. Bore is excellent/bright Observed numbers match. Includes one 30 round magazine. . Condition in NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

By Brad Diddams. Entitled "Saddle Bronc Rider". Diddams treats all of his subject matter as a still life. Cowboys, cowgirls, their horses and corresponding gear are deliberate props for his paintings. Diddams studied art making at Arizona State University and theater at the University of Alberta. Currently he resides in Tempe, Arizona and is represented by a friendly space called The Gallery of Dreams in Saint David, Arizona. Measures 44" by 25"; matted and framed measures 53" by 34".

By weaver Marie Johnson in Tuba City. Hand-spun, natural and other dyes. In red, black, grey, sienna and natural colors. Measures 42" x 32". In good condition.

Made in Japan for Browning. Bolt action rifle chambered in .25-06 Remington, circa 1992. Features blued finish, 22" tapered barrel and receiver. Tang safety. Flats on receiver are engraved with a floral pattern and the word "Medallion" on the center left of receiver. No provisions for sights. Nice hi-gloss dark wood stock with checkering at wrist and forearm with accent colored grip and forend caps. Metal trigger guard with Browning "Buckmark" logo, engraved hinged floorplate, sling swivel studs, serrated gold colored trigger and Browning rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. Bore is excellent. Retains approx. 98% finish with no visible marks or wear. Wood is excellent except for one 1/4" vertical scratch on the left side of the butt stock and one 1/2" horizontal scratch on the right side of the butt stock. Includes mounted Weaver 3-9X scope with a fine hair cross reticle, brown leather sling and original factory box. Action is smooth/tight. Condition is NRA excellent. ***Modern Firearm***.

Czech bolt action rifle imported by CZ USA, Kansas City KS. Features blued finish, fancy figured walnut stock with right handed cheekpiece, checkering at wrist & forend, solid rubber recoil pad, 24" barrel, no provision for sights, two part 'weaver' type rails on top of receiver, hinged floorplate, smooth curved trigger, sling studs, manual safety. Bore is pristine. Retains approx. 95% finish with faint handling marks. Stock is excellent. Comes with original factory box. Condition is near NRA Excellent - like new. *** Modern Firearm ***.

American made 'Pro Series' Stainless steel medium-large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 magnum, in Springfield, MA. Features a matte finish, 4" slab side barrel with recessed crown, sighting rib, tapered underlug, raised serrated ramp front sight with red insert, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth curved trigger, checkered hammer spur, internal key lock safety, three screw side plate, round butt L target frame, and two-piece Uncle Mike's textured black rubber wrap-around finger groove grip. Finish is approximately 80%. Revolver exhibits a thin drag line on the cylinder, powder residue, sticky residue on the cylinder, and a fair amount of handling wear throughout. Action is smooth with very-good lock-up, the bore is bright with strong rifling, and the rubber grip is fine. Needs to be cleaned. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Lever action rifle chambered in 30-30 Winchester, manufactured circa 1964. Features blued finish, smooth walnut furniture, curved wrist & lever, plastic grip cap, factory plastic buttplate, 20" barrel, full length mag tube, sporting sights, sling studs, Weaver tip-off style scope mount. Mounts a vintage Japanese made Tasco 4x32mm scope with fine crosshairs. Bore is bright. Retains 85% finish with scattered losses and handling marks. Wood is very good with few blemishes. Scope has clear view. Includes a leather sling. NRA Condition is Very Good *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

Double-action revolver manufactured circa 1982. Chambered in .44 Remington Magnum with a beautifully scroll engraved stainless steel finish, 7 1/2" serrated ribbed barrel with a black serrated blade front sight with red insert, a pinned rear sight with an adjustable white square notch, checkered hammer spur and smooth curved trigger, fluted six-shot cylinder and shrouded ejector rod. Two piece smooth dark wood grips with silver Ruger medallions. Cylinder chambers and bore are pristine with strong rifling. Retains 99% original finish with no visible wear and no drag mark on cylinder. Includes factory box and manual. This revolver is signed by 'K. Hurst' on the crane. NRA condition is as new. ***Modern Firearm***.

SN: K499244E. 'Lightweight' Pigeon Grade Over & Under double barrel shotgun chambered for 12 gauge 3" shells, Manufactured in Japan by Olin Kodensha Co. Ltd for Winchester from 1982 to 1987. Features blued finish on barrels, coin finished & engraved receiver & trigger plate, single trigger, top latch, safety at tang selects barrel, fancy figured walnut stock with checkered panels at wrist and forearms, selective auto ejectors, pistol grip stock. Barrels are 27" long with choke tubes (IC chokes installed in both barrels), vent ribs, Bradley style white front bead, small white mid bead. Receiver engraving is 75% coverage, Quail, pheasants, and woodcock surrounded and bordered with floral scrolls. Forend latch with floral scrolls, Grigg's adjustable recoil pad. Length of pull is 13-1/2". Bores are excellent/bright. Bluing is about 99%. Forend and stock are in excellent condition with few scuffs to finish. Barrels lock-up tight. Comes with red felt lined Winchester case with keys, choke wrench and six additional chokes, Full, IC, Ext. Full, Skeet, IM and IM. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Elegant Ladies Vintage Swiss Made Concord Sportivo Watch with rectangular face and black leather strap.

St. Cloud, MN-era DPMS Panther Arms LR-308 AR-10 platform chambered in .308 Winchester. Earlier production, circa 2007. 16" DPMS 1:10 barrel with Vortex style flash hider, A2 style adjustable sight post/gas block, bayonet lug, shell deflector, forward assist, full length multi-slot integral rail on receiver with DPMS detachable A2-style flip adjustable rear sight installed, sling swivels, A2 style grip, collapsible stock, 7 1/4' ported, round aluminum handguard. The bore is excellent/bright, matte black finish is 99% with a couple of very minor scratches and the furniture is excellent. Comes with one DPMS marked 20-rd steel magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Rare US Navy officer's sword dates from the close of the American Civil War to 1882. Precise dating is facilitated by two things - blade width, measuring at 1", and maker's mark of the crowned king's head, of the famous Weyersberg family of sword-makers. The brass hilt is cast and chased with floral elements of acorns and oak leaves, and a sea monster’s head with scaled body on the curved quillon, American eagle on pommel. The grip has its sharkskin wrap and triple binding wire intact. The right side of the 29" blade has the firm name, “W.H. / Horstmann / & Sons / Philadelphia” etched in an arc at the right ricasso. "Iron Proof" on rib. Above that the etched panel continues with naval motifs, American Eagle, "USN", anchor etc. motifs of coiled ropes on the brass scabbard mounts, and sea serpent on the drag. The black leather scabbard is intact with scuffs and flaking, the blade etchings are clear with some scattered gray spots. While the Civil War period US Navy officer's sword are seen with some frequency and the late-1800s-1900s period swords are abundant, the 1860s-1880s variants are extremely hard to find!

1911 style single action semi-automatic pistol. Features a satin blue finish, 5" match-grade stainless steel barrel, stainless steel barrel bushing, dovetailed three-dot sights with drift adjustable rear sight, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, thumb safety, grip safety, push button magazine release, serrated flat mainspring housing and two-piece double diamond checkered walnut grips. Retains approx. 95% finish with a couple of small scratches on the left side of frame and no noticeable edge wear. Action is strong, bore is excellent and wood grips are fine. Includes the original factory green hard case, two 7rd magazines and a nylon holster. Condition is NRA Excellent. *** Modern Firearm ***

This rifle's original caliber was .30-06, it has been rechambered for .308 Norma Magnum. New caliber is engraved on the lower barrel. Bolt action push feed rifle. Pre-64, manufactured circa 1947. Features blued finish, wood stock with semi-pistol grip, Pachmayr vented recoil pad, checkered panels at wrist & forend, 24" barrel, blade/bead front sight, folding u-notch adjustable rear sight with white diamond, three position manual safety, hinged floorplate, sling swivels, receiver drilled/tapped for optics. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Blued finish is about 60% handling wear to the bolt knob, barrel and bottom metal, action is smooth, and the stock is good/sound with many many minor scratches, checkering is worn. Comes with two sets of RCBS dies and neck sizer for shell holder #4. Like new. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

Belguim Pinfire Revolver marked "The Bold American" on the cylinder in 9.5-10.5mm with 4 1/2". Gray patina finish with good wood grips. Displayed in velveteen lined gold finished wood display case. This type pinfire imported to the U.S. in civil war and western frontier era. Desirable marking.

"Das Heer" Army Officer's Dagger, produced by the rare desirable Solingen-based firm Ernst Pack & Söhne, M.B.H. Waffenfabrik. The plated aluminum pommel has a nice aged patina throughout, and the standing oak leaves and acorns are crisply detailed and have good backgrounds.The plated aluminum crossguard is in similar condition, with a lovely dark patina, with oxidized accents. The details throughout the characteristic eagle are exceptional throughout the head, breast and wing feathering, talons and wreathed mobile swastika. The grip ferrule is also adorned with acorns & oak leaves. The celluloid grip is a nice orange color, no damage. The blade is excellent/bright, scabbard is near excellent with a very slight dent towards the bottom. Comes with correct hangers marked "D.R.G.M., very good overall with some fraying. correct, original Portepee/knot attached, very good condition with a little fraying to the neck. Leather washer in place.

Sn: #ZA700601385. Serbian bolt action rifle imported by USSG, Rockledge FL, under the Remington brand. Features 22" tapered barrel, blued finish, laminated wood sporter stock, checkering at wrist & forend, checkered factory black rubber recoil pad with a black spacer, detachable floor plate, sling studs, no sights, receiver drilled and tapped for optics. Bore is pristine. Retains 95% finish with very little handling marks. Stock is excellent with no visible marks. Comes with factory box. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new. *** Modern Firearm ***

Stainless steel large frame single action revolver chambered in .22 LR/Magnum, manufactured circa 2010. Features a brushed finish, 6 1/2" barrel, raised ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth wide trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety and two-piece smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions. Includes a factory hard case with matching label and .22 magnum cylinder (.22 LR installed) Revolver is in like new condition. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the bore is excellent/bright and wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

High quality American made bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in .458 Winchester Magnum, manufactured circa 1978. Features a high polished blued finish, 24" heavy barrel, raised blade front top with brass bead, raised flip-up adjustable rear sight, integral scope base cuts in the receiver, smooth curved adjustable trigger, sliding tang safety, polished Mauser style bolt, internal three round box magazine with hinged steel floorplate, steel triggerguard, and hand checkered Circassian walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with two swivel studs, factory grip cap & red rubber recoil pad. Rifle exhibits approximately 97%+ of it's original high polished blued finish showing very little wear towards the muzzle. Metal has some spotty rust on the magazine floorplate, trigger guard, bolt release, a spot in front of the rear sight, and two small spots toward the receiver end of the barrel. Action is smooth, the bore is bright with good rifling. The wood stock is good with some scratches on the left side of the buttstock and under the left side of the receiver rail, some marks on the pistol grip and right side of the stock, with minor handling marks towards the forend. It comes with Ruger scope rings fitted with a fixed power Monoscope, and fine reticle. Scope markings are concealed under the rear scope ring. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'Sporting Carbine'. Rare caliber. Vintage lever-action repeating rifle chambered in .32 Special, circa 1952. (J prefix). Features a blued finish, 20" 'JM' marked barrel, 2/3 length tube magazine, ramped & hooded blade/bead front sight, adjustable sporting rear sight , drilled & tapped receiver for a side mount sight, curved lever, smooth trigger, metal forend cap, sling swivel stud on magazine, smooth walnut beavertail forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory black plastic buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 96% of it's original blued finish showing light wear on the lever, minor scratches. Action is smooth, bore is very good/bright and wood stocks are very good/sound with some minor scratches. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

American made six shot revolver chambered for .357 Magnum ammunition. Built on the L target frame. It features stainless steel construction with a 4" barrel, fluted cylinder, full underlug, smooth curved trigger, serrated blade front sight with orange insert, adjustable rear on serrated sighting rib, hammer nose (firing pin), checkered hammer spur and cylinder release. Magna checkered walnut target grips with S&W medallions. Metal finish is excellent with a faint drag line on the cylinder. Stainless finish is 99%. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

A collection of Sharps cartridges, framed in knotty alder, behind glass with green felt matting, by Tatonka Cartridge Co. in Waco, TX. Measures 14 1/2" by 18 1/2".

Lustrous Extra Long Strand of White Cultured South Sea Pearls measuring 36” inches in length with Pearls measuring approx. 8.50 mm to 9.00 mm in diameter. Pearls feature rich creamy White color with blush overtones and rich luster all Pearls are excellently matched. Could also be split up into two separate necklaces. Retail $10,000-$15,000.

By Burt Taylor. Signed lower right corner and inscribed "Vic - Thank you! Burt Taylor 5/30/93". Measures 22 1/2" x 18 1/2".

'The .357 Magnum' Large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1964 -1965. Features a bright nickel plated finish, pinned 5" barrel with tapered profile & knurled sighting rib, raised front sight with orange insert, adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white post, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, serrated .500" target trigger, .500" semi-target hammer, three screw square butt N target frame with knurled top strap and two-piece checkered Goncalo Alves target grips with silver S&W medallions. Revolver retains nearly all of it's original nickel finish showing minimal handling marks and a faint drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with tight lock-up, the bore appears pristine with a waxy residue near the muzzle and the wood grips are fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Vintage American made bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .300 Holland & Holland Magnum, circa 1976. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, drilled & tapped receiver, jeweled bolt, manual safety on right rear of receiver, serrated trigger, internal 4 round box magazine, and one-piece smooth walnut pistol grip shoulder stock, checkered at wrist and fore end and brown rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. Hinged floor plate and sling studs. Retains approx. 95% finish with oil/grease and handling marks. Action is smooth. Bore is excellent, slightly dirty and wood is excellent. Condition is NRA very good to excellent. ***C&R Firearm***.

Vintage utility-grade boxlock, side by side shotgun chambered for 12 gauge 2-3/4" shells. Manufactured circa 1950. Features wood 2 piece stock with checkered pistol grip shape, 28" blued barrels with fixed CYL chokes, steel bead front sight, tang safety, top lever, single trigger, extractor, 12 1/2" length of pull, plastic buttplate. Bores are very good/bright. The dull blue barrels are turning a brown hue, receiver has much handling loss, turning a brown patina . Wood is very good condition. Factory markings are clear, left receiver has image of bird dog. Barrels lock up tight. Serial number matched on watertable, barrels and forestock. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

14k gold rectangle watch face surrounded with diamonds. Total weight of watch is 53.20 grams, measures 8" in length.

Large frame single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 2013. Features a brushed stainless steel finish, 6 5/8" barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth wide trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety and two-piece smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions. Includes a factory hard case, lock and documents. Revolver exhibits no noticeable wear and or marks. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the bore and cylinder chambers are excellent/slightly dirty and wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new. ***Modern Firearm***.

American made bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .25 Winchester Super Short Magnum. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, drilled and tapped receiver, jeweled bolt, internal magazine w/ hinged floorplate, three position safety on end of bolt, serrated trigger, and fancy checkered walnut stock with schnabel forend, black plastic grip cap & factory red rubber recoil pad with black spacer and sling studs. Bore is pristine and wood is excellent. Retains approx. 98% finish with faint handling marks. Comes with original factory box and manual. NRA Condition is excellent - like new. ***Modern Firearm***.

#X34653 'Man With No Name' Italian made by Uberti, imported by Cimarron F.A. Co. replica of the 1851 Navy model used by Clint Eastwood in the 1960s spaghetti westerns. Retaining a Civil War-era, black powder style loading lever, converted to handle modern factory smokeless cartridges in .38 Colt or .38 S&W Special, this 7 1/2" octagonal barrel, finished in blue and color casehardening, with a brass back strap and trigger guard. Naval engagement scene on cylinder, smooth wood grips. Revolver is in like new condition. Bore is pristine, appears unfired. Comes in factory box with manual, cable lock. Also included is a "Old West Leather' cross draw "Slim Jim" style leather holster.

Custom MK 4 carbine built on a CMMG lower. Features a Geissele SSA trigger, 16" Wilson Combat stainless steel/fluted barrel, 1:8, carbine gas system, AAc 3 prong flash hider/muzzle brake. BCM textured grip, BCM 'Gunfighter' charging handle, JP Enterprises tactical bolt carrier assembly, Enidine hydraulic buffer, Wilson Combat 10 1/2" Tactical Rail Interface, Modular (T.R.I.M.) handguard, Magpul ACS collapsible stock. forward assist, shell deflector. One Magpul 30-rd .300 Blackout magazine. The bore is excellent/bright, rifle is almost new condition with a few very minor scratches. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Double bbl 12 ga percussion shotgun signed T. W. Cofer on both locks. Cofer worked on both locks. Cofer worked in Portsmouth and Richmond, Virginia and this can be considered a secondary confederate gun as all useable weapons were pressed into service. Confederate cavalry used shotguns very effectively as they were used to bird hunting from horseback. Cofer revolvers are the rarest and most sought after of confederate pistols. Nearly 48" overall with 31 1/2" bbls. Fair to good overall condition. Brown patina finish with minor pitting and erosion. Stocks worn smooth and checkering very light. Right lock works but left does not. Left nipple busted from heavy use. Provenance: Fred Slayton Collection 1990's, sold by Little John. Slayton collected arms from families in the south whose ancestors used the guns in civil war. His paper tag still in stock. A great name in confederate guns.

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American made pistol, 'The .32 Hand Ejector' small frame double action revolver chambered in 32 Smith & Wesson Long, manufactured circa 1969-1976 in Springfield, MA. Estimated date of manufacture is 1973. Features a nickel plated finish, pinned 4" barrel with matted sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, serrated curved trigger, checkered hammer, three screw round butt J target frame, and two-piece checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Revolver retains 99% of its original nickel plated finish. Action is strong with very good lock up, the bore is excellent and the matching wood grips are very good. It comes with the original factory box, manual, and bore brush. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

With ruby red stained glass and leaded dome, circa 1900-1920's. Measures 36" tall by 19" wide by 11" deep. Two adjustable glass shelves with chromed arms that mount into keyed slots. All hand-made by a competent or expert craftsman who may have made lamps as it has the "Tiffany" lamp look in styling. Great patina and very good to near fine unrestored original condition. Held Larry Shelton's prized California knives, razors and gold rush items.

Large light up Pepsi sign. Measures: 52.5"W x 36"H. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

(1) Frog handle pot, signed Lahaleom on base, 7" x 6". (1) Lizard vase, signed Kgchahu, 8" x 4-1/2". (1) Frog pot, signed by Victor Lahaleaon on base, appears to have been repaired, 5" x 5".

Lever action rimfire rifle features blued finish, plain wood stock & forend, 20" octagonal barrel with full length magazine tube underneath, buckhorn style sights. Bore is excellent. Overall external condition is excellent, like new, with few visible signs of handling and use. Includes factory cardboard box and manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Ladies Luxury ‘BERTOLUCCI’ Italian Designer Watch featuring Swiss craftmanship with sophisticated Italian styling, crafted in two tone (Solid) 18 karat yellow gold (NOT gold plated) face and accent links with stainless-steel band weight 57 grams with ‘BERTOLUCCI’ hallmark on back of watch face. Retail $3,000-$4,000.

Bolt-Action U.S. Infantry rifle used by British forces in WW1. Modified Mauser turn-bolt action. 26" barrel , with rear ladder aperture sight, front sight blade, both with sight protectors. Clip-fed 5 rd magazine. Thumb safety on right receiver. "Winchester Model of 1917" and serial number marked on the chamber. Barrel date11-17, with flaming bomb and "W". Bolt handle stamped "W" , "NS" and "202800" Eagle head cartouche behind the triggerguard is very feint. Cocking piece stamped "E N" (Eddystone Arsenal). Bore is very good/bright. Action is smooth/tight. The top of the wood is painted with a red stripe to warn British troops that it is chambered in the original caliber .30-06 and not .303, the stock has a British "Board Arrow" and unit or regimental cartouches on the right buttstock. Blued metal finish is about 60% with handling wear. Wood stock, and hand guards are good/sound with the usual dings, scratches. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

American made single action, 6 shot, revolver chambered for .45 Colt ammunition. It features a 5.5" blued barrel, frame and fluted cylinder. It has a blade front sight, integral rear sight, smooth stainless trigger and hammer with a partially serrated hammer spur. It has two piece smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions. Retains approx. 95% finish with some handling marks a very faint cylinder drag line. Grips are excellent. Bore and cylinder chambers are pristine. Comes with original Ruger black plastic case and owners manual, Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***.

Brilliant Cut Diamond, Wide 18k yellow gold band with 1.10 ct round solitaire diamond, size 6 1/2. Made by Andrew Designer In Gold of Scottsdale Arizona. Marked "ANDREW" on inside of band. Includes Appraisal from Andrews and Paul Johnson Jewelers..

Optics ready Canadian made magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 22 Long Rifle. Imported by Savage Arms Inc. of Westfield, M.A. with import marks on the left side of the barrel. Features a matte black finish, 16" fluted barrel with threaded muzzle/cap & no provisions for sights, adjustable Accu-trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, detachable 10 round magazine, and pebbled black synthetic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, black rubber recoil pad. One piece multiSlot scope base installed on receiver, 3 sling studs. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its matte finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright, the synthetic stock is near fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern firearm.

Custom rifle built on a Remington 40-X action. 25" heavy barrel chambered in 6mm Bench Rest, no provisions for sights, parkerized finish. Blue receiver , plum colored bolt handle, manual safety removed, smooth adjustable trigger with a very light pull. H-S Precision composite stock with green/gray webbing, solid rubber recoil pad. Mounted with a Hi-Lux 6-24x44 MD scope, pig-plex BDC reticle, clear optics. The bore is excellent/bright, barrel and stock are excellent and the receiver has some scratches, handling wear. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

The HK45 Tactical pistol is made at HK’s American manufacturing facility in Columbus, GA, using American and German components. It was originally developed as part of the U.S. military’s Joint Combat Pistol program in 2005-2006. The HK45 Tactical model is the threaded barrel variant of the HK45 and comes standard with a threaded barrel, drift adjustable Truglo high profile sights, interchangeable backstraps, ergonomic finger grooved grips, textured trigger guard, ambidextrous paddle magazine release, ten round magazines, LEM trigger (Law Enforcement Module/ Variant 7), curved serrated trigger, internal locking mechanism, and a picatinney accessory rail. It also has a proprietary flat recoil spring which utilizes a polymer bushing sleeve to reduce the recoil. There is an O-ring on the threaded barrel for enhanced accuracy. Polymer frame is excellent. Bore is excellent. Overall finish is 98% with miniscule blemishes on the right side of the slide. Night sights still glow. It comes with the factory box, extra magazine, extra backstrap, internal lock key, and four spare O-rings. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Awaiting Womanhood". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 20" x 16".

Titled "Willow Lake Colors", signed lower right corner. Measures 11" x 14" in black frame. Slayton tries to bring his bravura brushwork and colorful interpretations to each canvas. His images are filled with light and color harmonies. Slayton's art education includes the University of Arizona, Tucson; Escuela de los Artes, Universidad de Madrid, Spain; UCLA Art Center, Los Angeles; Scottsdale Artists School, and California Art Institute. He has had paintings hanging in the West Wing of the White House, and is an exhibiting artist with the Art in Embassies Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State.

#E18437. Italian made replica of a Colt 1873 SAA. imported by Legacy Sports Intl. Features single action operation, blued & case color finish, two piece smooth walnut grips, 7 1/2" barrel, fixed sights, fluted 6 shot cylinder. Bore is pristine, revolver is in like new condition, appears unfired. Comes in matching factory box with manual. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Includes 1983S proof 67 Kennedy 50 cent; 1998D PCGS MS65 Kennedy 50 cent; 1961P proof Franklin 50 cent; 1994P PCGS MS64 Washington 25 cent; 2000D NGC MS67 So. Carolina 25 cent; 2001 NGC MS65 Vermont 25 cent

#AG09649. Lever action rifle chambered for 30-30 Winchester, commemorating four types of antlered game favored in North American hunting: Deer, Elk, Moose, and Caribou. Features a 20 inch round barrel with adjustable sights. Most steel parts are blued, with the receiver, lever, link and bands finished in a bright gold color. The two piece stock is highly figured walnut, oil rubbed type finish, checkered at forend and wrist, with curved steel buttplate. Barrel is engraved on right "antlered game" with gold color inlay. Receiver has fine detail engraving on both sides featuring scrollwork borders surrounding multiple smaller inset scenes of the four antlered game species in natural environments. Right side of butt has an inlaid coin type medallion, with similar gold coloration, featuring portraits of the four featured animals. Bore is excellent. Retains 99% original finish on metal surfaces. Action is smooth and the wood is excellent. Manufacture 1978. Comes with original factory box with colorful game scenes, manual. Box has tears, scuffs. Also included is two vintage boxes of Winchester "Antlered Game" 170 gr. power point 30-30 cartridges, 1 full box and 1 box containing 19 cartridges. Color images of antlered game on boxes. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'22/45' Light weight single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Prescott, AZ circa 2022. Simple one-button takedown for field-stripping and cleaning. Features a red anodized aluminum receiver with lightening cuts over the barrel, black finished 4.4” cold hammer forged stainless steel barrel with threaded muzzle, knurled thread protector, sights removed and mounted with a Monstrum ARES red dot sight, serrated trigger, concealed hammer, ambidextrous thumb safety mounted on the grip frame, magazine disconnect safety, enlarged slide catch on the left side of the grip frame, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, 1911 profile black polymer grip frame with textured grip straps and two-piece double diamond checkered black rubber grips with molded Ruger insignias. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, factory sights, spare magazine. (2) total. Pistol exhibits no signs of use or wear. Bore is pristine. Sight in good working order. Condition is NRA Perfect in box. Modern Firearm.

Collection of 13 pieces of carving utensils(6) Marked Will & Finck of San Francisco, CA, famous dress knife and Bowie maker of the 19th Century. (2) Marked J Lawton & Co. (5) Unmarked. Marine ivory handles with silver or German silver end caps. All good to very good condition. Compare on e-Bay at $400 plus each. From the Larry Shelton Collection.

14k gold wide band with one small center diamond surrounded by ten smaller diamonds. Size 7.

With dress belt in tin and cardboard cases. Hat is French style with gold brocade and beaver felt body. Marked mid-shipman's store U.S.N.A. (Naval Academy). Gold brocade lieutenant's epaulettes with silver anchors. In Japanned finished tin case. Very good plus to near fine condition. Very little use if at all. Circa 1880-1900's early. Along with near mint gold plated navy officer's buckle with sword handguns in H. H. Marked original cardboard box marked Navy undress sword belt size 34.

Featuring a pear shape Imperial Topaz weighing approx. 2.00 carats surrounded by 16 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.25 carats with H-I color and VS clarity set in a 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000.

Made in Italy by Uberti and import by American Arms Inc., Kansas City, MO. Lever-action rifle chambered in .45 Long Colt ammunition. Features 24" blued octagonal barrel with a brass blade front sight and ladder type rear sight that flips down to provide an open "V" notch. Polished brass receiver and crescent buttplate, full length tube magazine, case hardened lever and hammer, bright polished sides on trigger and lever locking latch. Bore is pristine. Retains approx. 95% finish with some handling marks. Wood buttstock is near excellent condition with scattered light scratches and several small dents. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***.

Lever action center fire rifle chambered for 30-30 WIN cartridges. Features matte blued finish, 20" barrel, full length tube magazine, hooded blade/bead front sight, adjustable sporting buckhorn rear sight, smooth trigger and serrated hammer spur. Two piece wood stocks with pressed checkering at the wrist and forearm, factory butt plate. Bore is very good. Retains approx. 98% finish with some handling marks. Wood stocks are excellent with a couple of scratches on the right side of buttstock. Comes with a dark leather sling and original factory box. NRA Condition is Excellent - like new. *** Modern Firearm***.

Hungarian semi-automatic rifle imported by TGI Knoxville, TN. Based on AK-47/AKM design. Features black paint finish over parkerized metal, 12" threaded barrel with welded 5" ported muzzle brake installed. Protected post adjustable front sight, tangent rear sight, manual safety, right side-folding metal stock, vented metal handguard, gray plastic K-grip and pistol grip, sling loop on gas block. Bore is very good/slightly dirty. Retains 95% finish with few scratches, edge wear and handling marks. Includes one Tapco 30rd polymer magazine, cleaning rod and one-point sling. Condition is NRA Excellent. *** Modern Firearm ***.

Italian made copy of the British 'Brown Bess' Flint-lock Musket. The standard Infantry rifle of British forces during the American Revolution. Features stainless steel finish, 42" tapered, smooth bore barrel. Front steel stud sight, which doubles as a bayonet lug. Brass hardware, oil-stained walnut stock. Steel barrel ramrod, and lock. Lock plate marked "Grice 1762" with Crown over "GP". Overall Brass escutcheon on left stock. Brass plate behind tang, brass butt plate, sling swivels, Italian proofs on barrels. 58" overall. Bore is very good, slightly dirty. Two cock hammer locks up tight. Retains approx. 95% finish with some light rust spots on brass parts, especially by the ramrod, small scratches and handling marks. Wood is very good with a few small dents and scuffs on the stock. Comes with original factory box. NRA Condition is Good++. ***Antique firearm***.

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Fond Memories". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 18" x 12".

AR-15 type semi-automatic rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO, light weight due to Carbon Fiber upper & lower receivers, matte black finish, A2 carbine length forearm, 4 position retractable stock, 16" pencil barrel with A2 Birdcage flash hider, 1:9 twist, bayonet lug on no-post front sight gas block, aluminum Picatinny rail section top of upper receiver with mounted HQ Issue 2.5-10X40 scope with partial mil-dot reticle and red laser (requires two AG13 batteries not installed), brass deflector and forward assist. Standard AR pistol grip, trigger, BCG and charging handle. Bore is good, scope is clear. Retains 95% of finish with faint edge wear and handling marks. Includes one IMI 30rd polymer magazine and 1 1/4" web sling. Condition is NRA Excellent. *** Modern Firearm ***.

Roman Empire c. 330 A.D. Constantine the Era. PGS certified.

Italian replica of the Remington New Model Army design black powder "Cap 'n' Ball" single action revolver. Features blued finish, case colored hammer, and trigger, brass trigger guard, smooth wood factory grips (Included) have been replaced with a nice set of Tombstone Gun Grips aged ivory grips, 8" octagon barrel, loading lever, blade front & fixed notch rear sights. Appears unfired, with excellent condition bore & charge holes. Finish is excellent , excellent grips. Comes with factory box with matching label, manual and factory grips. Also included is a nice black leather 'Slim Jim' style holster with floral designs, like new. Condition is NRA Excellent. Antique firearm.

Austrian semiautomatic pistol chambered for 9x19mm, imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Hybrid model with the slide length of the model 19, frame length of the model 17. Features flat dark earth color finish, 3 dot night sights, trigger safety, 4" barrel. Bore is excellent condition. Overall condition is excellent with approximately 99% of original finish. Almost looks unfired, but there was a small amount of residue on the inside and one magazine is dirty. Night sights glow. Includes extra magazines, magazine loader, cleaning rod with brush, set of 4 different shaped backstrap covers, cable lock, and factory paperwork in a hard plastic Glock carry case. Condition is NRA - Excellent++ ***Modern Firearm***

Large metal Coca-Cola Sign. Measures: 36"W x 24"H. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

With matching turquoise and coral clip on earrings. Unmarked. Measures 12" from drop. Earrings measure 1 1/4".

Signed necklace and earrings by E.L. Lonasee. This beautiful sterling and turquoise necklace measures17 1/2" long and has an adjustable hook closure. There are 8 dangles of turquoise that hang in the center. The earrings are clip on dangle and 2" long. In great vintage condition.

Featuring an 18” inch strand of White Pearls with blush overtones averaging 10.50 mm in diameter accented with a stylish 14 karat two tone gold clasp. Retail $4,000-$5,000.

Sn: #86DU2478. Italian semi-automatic 12 gauge shotgun imported by Berben Corp. N.Y, NY. Features blued finish, receiver engraved with 'DUCKS UNLIMITED', shield, fowl, floral scroll and border on right side and no shield on the left. Checkered wood forend, wood buttstock with curved grip & checkered wrist, brown rubber recoil pad, 28' vent rib barrel with a white fiber optic front bead and mid-length steel sighting bead, accepts choke tubes (MOD. tube installed), manual safety. Bore is pristine. Retains 95% blue with very few handling marks. Stock is excellent. Includes original factory box. Condition is Excellent-like new. *** Modern Firearm ***

Desirable, of a man transforming facially to a jaguar. Las Bocas region of Mexico 1100-500 B.C. (2500-3000 plus years old.) Exceptionally good condition with loss from 1 foot and some natural aging and wear. The ears and nose are pierced. Good color and quality of carving. Absolutely genuine and guaranteed authentic by our appraiser, Michael Kalman (60 years experience in the artifact field.) Measures 3 1/4" from tip to end. Note: Compare at New York and L.A. auction house sales at above $4000 for this culture, age and quality.

Sn: CV03020. Optics Ready. 26” 1-8 Free Floating, Hand Lapped, Button Rifled, 416R Stainless Steel with Aerograde Carbon Fiber wrap and Match Chamber with threaded muzzle/protector. No provisions for sights. Black Carbon Fiber Composite Sporter Style with gray webbing, stock features semi-grip, Stainless Steel Bedding Pillars, Spot Bedding, sling studs, adjustable comb and Limbsaver recoil pad. The LOP-13.5” , internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, manual thumb safety, fluted two lug bolt, skeletonized bolt handle, trigger Tech serrated, adjustable trigger. Leupold multi-slot scope base. Bore is excellent/bright, rifle and scope are like new. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

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

Vintage American made lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured circa 1948. Rifle has been refinished. Features a blued finish, "JM" marked 24" tapered barrel, 2/3 length magazine tube, ramped blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, round bolt, smooth trigger, partially serrated hammer spur, drilled & tapped receiver, curved finger lever, smooth walnut semi-beavertail forend, and pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated black buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 98% of it's re-blued finish. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling and the wood stocks are overall excellent with a few very minor scratches. NRA Condition-Excellent as Refinished. C&R Firearm.

Includes: (1) Tydol motor oil sign(40"W x 14"H). (1) Hastings piston sign (36"W x 14"H).

By Ted Blaylock. Depicts an Indian encampment in the snow. Blaylock's art has been selected for the top 100 Arts for the National Parks program, the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Museum Birds in Art, The National Wildlife Federation, Ducks Unlimited, and Leanin' Tree Museum of Western Art. His art has also been selected for the Arizona Life-time Trout Stamp, 1990-91 Arizona Duck Stamp, Wildlife for Tomorrow Arizona Print of the Year and Arizona Artist of the Year, plus many others. Measures 12 1/2" x 6", in frame measures 18 1/2" x 12".

Includes 8 wheat pennies; 3 Indian pennies; 1 war 5 cent; 2 buffalo 5 cent; 6 uncirculated modern 5 cent; 5 assorted Roosevelt 10 cent; 2 barber 10 cent; 1 standing liberty 25 cent; 5 silver Washington 25 cent; 1 Walker 50 cent; 1 Franklin 50 cent; 4 Kennedy silver 50 cent; 1 Monroe $1; 4 Ike dollars; 1 Susan B. Anthony $1; 11 assorted Sacagawea $1.

Alluring, featuring a natural Black Opal weighing 2.50 carats with flashes of Blue and Green accented with small Diamonds set in a 10 karat yellow gold setting.

The 'Black Diamond' Semiautomatic rimfire rifle. Manufactured 1986. Features blued finish, black polymer stock, 19.5" barrel, large blade front sight, adjustable rear sights, manual tang safety, tube magazine in butt, grooved trigger, plastic trigger guard and integral scope base machined into receiver. Bore looks excellent/bright. Metal finish has a couple of minor scratches/rubs, polymer stock is excellent. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Lever action rifle chambered in 356 Winchester. Features blued finish, smooth walnut furniture, plastic grip cap. factory thin rubber butt pad, 20" barrel, half length mag tube, sporting sights, cross bolt safety in receiver. Mounts a Tasco Golden Antler 3-9x scope with wide "TV" view, duplex reticle. Bore is bright. Retains 95% finish with edge losses. Wood is very good with minor losses to finish. Scope has clear view, good condition outside with scrapes. NRA Condition is Very Good *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

Small frame stainless steel eight-shot double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Southport, Conn. circa 1990. Features a satin stainless finish, 4.2" full lug barrel with serrated front sight, square notch rear sight, fluted six-shot swing-out cylinder, shrouded ejector rod, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, transfer bar safety, and one-piece black rubber wrap-around grip with grooved black plastic inserts. Includes the original factory hard case with matching label and owners manual. Revolver exhibits some light scratches with no major wear observed. Action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the rubber/wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

The 'Californian'. Italian made single action six-shot revolver imported by EMF, Santa Ana CA. Close copy of the Colt 1873 Single Action Army, chambered for .375 Magnum cartridges. Features blued finish (with case colored frame, loading gate, hammer), 4 3/4" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted cylinder, ejector rod, one piece smooth Tru Ivory polymer grip. Bore is very good/bright. Retains approx. 98% finish with edge losses, some handling marks and drag line on cylinder. Includes factory box and manual . Condition is NRA excellent . *** Modern Firearm ***.

US military single shot rifle manufactured circa 1878. Features 32.5" barrel, 1873 rear sight stamped "R", sling swivels, stacking swivel, external hammer, straight gripped walnut stock, curved steel buttplate. Bore is very good/bright, showing good rifling. Most metal surfaces are a dull blue,turning a brown patina. Stock is sound with a small chip under the lockplate, with numerous scratches/dingsf "P" proof cartouche visible. Breech block is stamped "Model 1873". Barrel marked over chamber "V / P / (eagle head)", "P". Buttplate marked "US" on the tang. The U.S. markings on the lock plate are clear, and the cleaning rod is incorrect for this rifle. Serial number is crisp/clear. Comes with correct issue "U.S." marked bayonet, no scabbard. Also included is a box of 20 Remington Hi-Speed 405 grain, soft point cartridges. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm

The Colt Third Model Thuer Derringer in .41 Caliber was Manufactured from 1875 to 1912. The serials of these firearms range from 1-45,000. This Thuer Derringer's serial number is #15396. We estimate this firearm to be manufactured pre 1898. Early single shot, spur-trigger derringer, with 2-1/2" round barrel, brass blade sight. Barrel pivots to the right for loading. Smooth walnut birds head grips, fixed sights, and bronze frame. Action is tight and in good working order. Barrel marked "-Colt-", left frame marked ".41 CAL" and serial number on frame under left grip. Traces of nickel finish on frame. Bore has rifling present, scattered pitting, grips are very good. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Approximately 12 1/2" diameter by 5 3/4" deep. Circa 1300-1450 (600-700 years old. Good paint and color. Some chips and losses on the rim. A private California collector obtained from Knox Galleries AZ. Rare in this very good condition with no discernable restorations.

This Rare Model 1895 chambered in .40-70 was manufactured in 1899. It has a dovetailed German silver blade front sight and elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn sporting style rear sight on a 26" tapered octagonal barrel marked with the caliber designation on the top barrel flat. The top of the barrel and the frame both have the two-line address and patent dates. The upper tang is marked with the model and trade mark information, and the serial number is marked on the lower tang. Scalloped receiver, two-piece lever. It is fitted with a smooth Schnabel tip forearm with ebony insert and straight wrist stock with steel crescent buttplate. The wrist has nice hand checkered panels, period done. The .40-72 cartridge was a hold-over from the black powder era and only few Model 1895s were chambered for the cartridge. Most of those seen chambered for .40-72 are from the earlier years of production. The bore is fair to good, bright with good rifling, has some scattered light pitting, the lever action is smooth, the barrel is a dull bull with edge wear, the receiver has turned mostly a gray/brown patina with traces of blue and the wood is overall good/sound with some minor scratches, small dents and the left lower forearm has a area of many small dents. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Small, compact 6-shot revolver with folding trigger designed for cyclists (Velocipede is French for bicycle) for defense against dogs. 5 1/2" overall with 1 3/4" barrel. Single-shot, trigger falls when cocked. Swing out ejector rod. Liege proof on cylinder, "R" under crown proof on barrel, meaning rifled barrel, 1894. Action functions well. Bore and cylinders are very good. Blued barrel, cylinder are good with edge/handling wear, traces of case hardening on the frame, nitre blue on the trigger, hammer, and ejector rod sleeve. Checkered black hard rubber grips are excellent. There is scattered areas of very light pitting. NRA Condition-Fine as Antique Firearm.

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "New Beaver Hat". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 19" x 14.5".

Custom target rifle built on a pre-64 Winchester model 70 action, manufactured 1936. re-barreled with a 27" matte finished heavy barrel chambered in .22-250, 2' sight base installed on the lower end. Mauser style safety, stainless bent bolt handle, hinged floorplate, serrated wide trigger shoe installed. smooth one-piece 'Bench Rest' style stock with 'decelerator' solid rubber recoil pad. Mounted with a weaver 'Marksman' 3x-9x scope, duplex reticle, clear optics, Weaver rings. Bore is excellent/bright, the receiver is a plum color, barrel finish is excellent and the wood is excellent. Friction wear on the bolt/extractor, the floorplate is coated with in a rough textured substance. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

This is a pre-64 Winchester Model 70 that has been rebarreled in 22-243 Middlestead. Serial number dates to 1941. 30" heavy barrel with no provisions for sights, Mauser style safety, restocked with a smooth one piece stock with semi-beavertail forearm, flared grip, thin Pachmayr butt pad, sling swivels. The stock appears to have been lengthened by adding a 2" piece of wood to it, the bolt handle has been shaved down making it thinner. These modifications appear to have been done some time ago. Barrel marked "22-243 Midd." Mounted with a vintage Redfield 6X-18X scope with fine crosshair with target circle, clear view, Redfield bases and rings. Bore is very good/bright, blue on barrel 7 receiver is about 92% with minor scratches/rubs, the bottom metal, triggerguard are in the white from handling, the action is smooth and the wood is overall very good/sound with scratches, minor dings. Comes with a old note to the owner written of stationary from Kenneth Clark, "Specializing in Custom Built Sporting Rifles" which is where he probablely had the work done. Also included are .22-243 M brass weighting 4.7 lbs, box containing .22-243 M chamber reamers, and various pieces of reloading gear. NRA Condition-Good+/Modified. C&R Firearm.

Includes: 1992 proof set; 1995 proof set; 1995 specimen set.

SN: 224197. Vintage double action revolver manufactured circa 1927, chambered for 32 WCF. (.32-20) Features blued finish, checkered black rubber grips with "Colt" motifs, 5" tapered barrel, fixed sights, 6 shot fluted cylinder. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling Retains about 65% blue finish, with holster wear, the straps and bottom of triggerguard have turned a brown patina from handling. Grips are very good or better. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Markings are crisp. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

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

Featuring an oval cut Tanzanite with bright Blue/Violet color framed with 9 round cut Diamonds with a combined gem weight of approx. 1.50 carats set in an 18 karat yellow gold setting.

Lever action rifle chambered in 32-20 (32 WCF). Features blued finish, smooth walnut furniture, straight wrist. factory buttplate, 21.5" barrel, half length mag tube, sporting sights, cross bolt safety in receiver. Bore is bright. Retains 98% finish with minor blemishes. Wood is near excellent qwith few small scrapes. NRA Condition is near Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

West Berlin Police proofed military semi-automatic pistol chambered for the 9x19mm Luger cartridge, Made in France and imported by IA Co.. Features fixed sights, slide mounted decocker/safety, heel magazine release, double/single action trigger, alloy frame. Flower proof on left triggerguard. The right side of the slide has two proof marks, Ccrown over crossed cannons with a “3” at the top, indicating the slide was originally made for a canceled Portuguese contract Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Steel parts are blued a matte black that is even with bare metal beginning to show at edges of slide and around the muzzle. Aluminum alloy frame is finished a gloss black. Black plastic grips are in very good shape. Serial number matched on frame, barrel and slide. Magazine marked with Walther banner and "P38". Condition is NRA Very good. C&R Firearm.

One depicts a turkey, handle is unattached. Measures 7 1/4" diameter. The other measures 8" in diameter with some loss at handle.

Stunning Fine Welo Ethiopian Opal and Diamond Pendant with Opal weighing approx. 4.00 carats framed with 24 “IDEAL” cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000.

"Tip-Up". Stevens Model 41. 3.5" octagonal to round barrel. "J. Stevens A & T Co." markings on flat of barrel, . Nickel plated brass frame. Smooth walnut grips. Barrel & hammer lock up tight. Bore has rifling scattered light pitting. Frame and barrel have minor scratches/dings. Grips are very good, traces of case colors remain on the trigger/hammer. Nickel finish is about 70% with edge & handling wear, mostly on the right frame. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

500-1200 A.D. (800-1200 years old.) Pre-Columbian era. Approximately 5 1/4 height by 2" across widest part of bottom. Excellent condition. Not carved with modern tools and authentic to age stated and guaranteed by prominent authority and collector Michael Kalman.

Bolt action magazine repeating rifle. Features blued finish, 22" barrel, sights removed, has filler screws, manual thumb safety, one piece mount with Weaver rings mounted with a Tasco 3-9x32 scope, duplex reticle, clear optics, black polymer stock with impressed checkering, solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs. Bore is excellent/bright. Very good overall showing light use, some dried grease. Includes one detachable 3-rd magazine. 1982 date code. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made DA/SA semi-auto pistol chambered for 9x19 ammunition made between 1971-1982. This serial number dates between 1976 and 1977. It has an anodized aluminum frame, a straight serrated front and serrated backstrap, a lanyard loop, a magazine disconnect, and a blued carbon steel slide. It has a slide mounted manual safety that double as a decocker on the left with serrations at the rear, and the slide has a matte finish on top. The grip is two nylon checkered plastic panels, smooth at the top with S&W logo. It has a 4" barrel, serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear, serrated hammer spur and steel guide rod. Metal finish looks excellent at approximately 99%. Grip panels are excellent. Bore is excellent. The Model 59 was designed for the U.S. Navy as a large-capacity version of the S&W Model 39. It comes with the original box, two spare magazines, a bore brush, and the owners manual. Condition is NRA Excellent **Modern Firearm**

High quality bolt action rifle made in 1965 by J.P Sauer, West Germany. Features a high polish blued finish, fancy figured walnut stock, 24" barrel, no provisions for sights, one piece Redfield scope base installed, manual safety on right side of bolt shroud, sling studs, 3 lug bolt, plum colored bolt shroud, swept back bolt handle, ventilated rubber recoil pad. Stock is Monte Carlo styled with contrasting grip cap & forend tip, white diamond inset on grip cap, curved grip, high combed right hand shadow line cheek piece, checkered panels at wrist & forend. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 98% blue with some minor scratches. Stock is very good condition with a few minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage semiautomatic rimfire rifle circa 1947-58. Features a 20" barrel, a wood full length Mannlicher stock (with metal insert piece mid-forend), right-handed cheek rest, front sight base with removable hood and post/bead, rear sight removed, tube magazine in buttstock, black plastic trigger guard with curved finger groove extension on wrist, smooth steel buttplate, twist-lock swivels. Drilled/tapped on left side of receiver for Mossberg S-130 peep sight. Manual safety involves drawing bolt slightly to rear and pushing bolt knob inward. Mounted with a Bushnell 2.5x32 scope, duplex reticle, clear optics. Bore is very good and bright. Retains about 97% blue finish with minor scratches. Wood is in very good condition, with minor scrapes and scratches. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Fur Trapper". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 12" x 16".

Skinning/butcher knives from frontier era. Five Russell Green River, J. Maier, Lamson & Goodnow (1860), Wilson-Sheffield, Beaver Falls-PA. All well-used and most sharpened. Blades 5" - 9 1/2". Good overall. Some we have never seen another in 56 years of dealing! James Wells "Buffalo Hunt" Collection, values up to $150 each.

Includes 2 each Marine 230th anniversary silver $1; 2 mint rolls 2000P Sacagawea dollars (50 coins per roll).

Croatian compact semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features black polymer frame with accessory rail, matte black slide, 3" barrel, full length guide rod, 3 dot sights in dovetails, striker fired, cocking indicator, loaded chamber indicator, manual safety in trigger, grip safety, ambidextrous magazine release. Condition is like new, excellent condition with limited signs of handling, bore is excellent/bright. Includes factory 12 rd magazines and 9 rd magazine(2) total original factory fitted hard case, holster, magazine pouch, mag loader, manual and cable lock. Condition is NRA Perfect - Like New. Modern Firearm.

"Grade I" Vintage semiautomatic rifle made in Belgium by FN for Browning Arms Co, St. Louis, MO in 1958. Features take-down latch, blued finish, checkered walnut butt & forend, 19" barrel, blade front sight, adjustable sporting rear sight, magazine tube in butt, serrated steel buttplate, push button safety. Receiver is engraved with limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge patterns, receiver is grooved for optics. Mounted with a vintage JC Higgins “Rifleman Senior” 2 1/2 X Scope fine cross hair reticle, clear optics. Retains approximately 90% finish with muzzle/edge wear, a series of scratches on the right receiver, wood is overall good with high gloss with minor scratches/dings, some finish loss on the lower buttstock. Bore is bright with good rifling with a patch of light pitting near the muzzle. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Featuring over 20 oval cut, extra vibrant Red Garnets weighing approx. 18.00 carats accented with 44 round cut accent Diamonds set in a heavy 10 karat yellow gold setting with a gold weight of approx. 15.00 grams. Retail $5,000-$7,000.

Lever action rifle in a fresh new caliber. Features stainless steel construction, checkered black laminate furniture, plastic grip cap. solid rubber butt pad, 24" barrel, half length mag tube, sporting sights, cross bolt safety in receiver. Mounts a RMEF edition Weaver 4.5-14x40mm scope with reticle. Bore is bright. Overall like new condition. Scope has clear view. Includes a Butler Creek green nylon sling with neoprene comfort pad & cartridge loops. NRA Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

The largest has a star design and measures 9 1/2" in diameter. The smaller has a cross design and measures 7" in diameter.

Featuring an oval cut Tanzanite accented with 26 baguette and round cut Diamonds with a total weight of approx. 2.00 carats set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Ring size 6 ¾.

High quality double action semi-automatic pistol. Features a ergonomic beavertail grip, integral accessory rail, brushed finish finish on both the aluminum ally frame and the stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, loaded chamber indicator, 3 3/4" blued barrel, full-length steel guide rod, matte black controls, Decocker, three-dot combat night sights Contrast #6 front sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, knurled front strap & knurled combat triggerguard. One factory 15-rd magazine. Bore is pristine. Condition is like new. Includes the original factory hard case with matching label, spare factory 15-rd magazine, (2) Total. magazines, cable lock and owners manual/paperwork.. Condition is NRA Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

From Jalisco Culture or Mexico, 100 B.C. to 250 A.D. (approximately 2000 years old). Beautiful paint which is original and fine patina. 9.5 on 1-10 condition scale with minor defects, natural age and no discernable damage or restorations. A collector's quality artifact of note

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

Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .32 Winchester Special, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943-48. (No Records) Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, hooded ramped blade/bead front sight, adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 80% original blue finish with edge wear, minor scratches/scuffs and handling wear on the bottom metal. Wood is near excellent with minor scratches/dings, action is smooth. Winchester markings are crisp/clear. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Manufactured by J.G. Anschutz GmbH Ulm in West Germany, and imported by LCL Scottsdale, AZ. This 1730 rifle is chambered in .22 Hornet. The barrel length is approximately 23.5", its overall length is approximately 44". It features a blued finish, a threaded muzzle with radial muzzle brake, detachable magazine, a sling swivel stud in the front, a sling swivel in the rear, curved serrated trigger, no front sight, removed rear sight, a lever safety on the bolt, a straight bolt handle, a serrated plastic buttplate, a hardwood stock with a schnabel forend and monte carlo cheek piece. There is checkering on the forend and around the semi-pistol grip wrist area with an inlet white diamond in the grip. The bluing condition is approximately 98% with the metal showing a few small handling marks along the barrel, and a small spot of rust. The stock condition is fair with heavy handling marks along the bottom of the forend, and the rear of the buttstock. The bore is bright with strong rifling. It comes with scope rings, and a Nikko Sterling 1.5x-6x44 scope with a duplex reticle. Manufactured circa 2006. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

MXLR-Marlin Express Long Range. Stainless steel lever action repeating rifle chambered in .338 Marlin Express. Manufactured 2009, (Discontinued 2009-2019) Features a fully SS finish, 22" barrel, 3/4 tube magazine, ramped & hooded front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, drilled & tapped receiver, serrated hammer spur with knurled finger extension, smooth trigger, push button safety. The stocks are two-piece checkered gray laminate wood with a capped forearm and grip, straight comb, sling stud in the belly and the forearm cap, and a black rubber Decelerator buttpad. Mounted with a Leupold VX-3 1.75-6x32scope, duplex reticle, clear optics. Rifle shows very little use or wear. Action is smooth, bore is pristine and wood stocks are fine. Comes with factory box. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Includes: complete slide assembly for .22 Long Rifle ammunition with a stainless steel barrel and dovetailed three-white dot sights. Comes with a polymer magazine and blue plastic case. In excellent condition.

Colt Combat Commander chambered in .45 ACP. 4.45" stainless steel barrel, 3 dot Novak sights, 8+1 Capacity, brushed stainless steel finish, double diamond Checkered Wood grips, fore & aft slanted slide serrations, flat serrated mainspring housing, grip safety, skeletonized travel adjustable trigger, commander hammer, ambidextrous thumb safety. Bore is excellent/bright, grips are very good with some minor scratches, action is smooth and the finish is overall very good with some minor scratches/scuffs. Comes in original factory blue plastic hard case with matching label and two colt factory 8-rd Stainless steel magazines. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Signed M. Thomas Jr. With turquoise and coral in sterling silver feather design. Cuff is 1 1/2" wide and measures 8 3/4" around with gap. Cannot be mailed to California.

Set in a custom artisan crafted 14 karat yellow gold setting.

#4658476 US military semi-automatic rifle, manufactured circa 1953. The workhorse rifle of the US military in WWII and beyond, this example made during the Korean War. Features parkerized finish, walnut stock & hand guards, 24" barrel, adjustable sights with protected front blade & protected rear peep, fixed magazine for en-bloc clip, manual safety. Trigger guard has the later stamped style guard. Barrel marked "LMR D6535448 5 54 A33". Bolt marked "IHC". Rear sight marked "IHC DRC". "IHC" observed on hammer, trigger housing. Bore retains bright appearance with some frosting throughout. Various metal parts show different shades of dark, almost black parkerized finish, 95% coverage of arsenal refinish. The wood is very good with typical handling marks, scratches and gouges, "P" in box on bottom of wrist. Rck number "7" decal on right butt. Includes a CMP COA for the receiver. NRA Condition is Very Good as refinished *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

The Remington Arms Co. 'Wingmaster' is all American made pump action shotgun chambered for 2.75" 20 gauge shells manufactured in Ilion, NY. It features an approximately 24" (measured from choke) blued round barrel with a steel bead front sight, and an adjustable choke (set at Full). It sports a 4 shot magazine tube, alloy trigger guard, and smooth curved trigger. The walnut stock has a checkered semi-pistol grip, checkered contoured forearm, Remington brown vented recoil pad, grip cap with white spacer, duel action bars. Bore looks is excellent/bright, action is smooth, wood is near excellent with very faint handling wear. Blue is about 98% with two extremely light scratches on the left side of the receiver, and minor friction wear on the tube. LOP is 14". Manufactured circa 1971. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

US military Mauser pattern bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1918 for use in WWI by the Eddystone division of Remington. Often referred to as "Enfield", due to British Enfield type rifling. Features 26" barrel, protected blade front sight. folding ladder type rear peep sight, manual safety, 6 round magazine, wood handguard & stock with grasping grooves, trap door in butt, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is overall bright condition with light frosting. Retains 90% matte black re-finish, with minor blemishes, small areas showing color drifting towards brown. Wood has been lightly sanded & re-finished, shows slight loss of sharp edges in forend grooves, some dents & dings. Stamped "3GM-D" on left side near receiver. Metal fit to wood is very good. Retains US Army Ordnance "bomb" marks. Barrel dated "11-18". Includes cleaning kit in butt trap, with aluminum container and pull-thru string. Condition is NRA Very Good as refinished *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

SN: 61DZZ04786. Manufactured by FNH U.S.A. FNP series are hammer-fired firearms utilizing a Browning cam system with an external extractor. 4 1/2" barrel, matte black slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, controls are ambidextrous. The black polymer frame has a section of picatinney rail on the dust cover and interchangeable backstraps for ergonomic customization, checked grip with grooved straps. White 3-dot dovetailed sights. Comes with factory extended 15-rd magazine. Bore is excellent/bright, pistol is like new condition. Comes in original factory hard case with manual, cable lock, 2 spare 14-rd magazine. Also comes with Blade-Tech FN holster and two additional FN 15-rd magazine still in the boxes. 5 Magazines total. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

'Protector Series' Extremely well built & reliable direct impingement operated semi-automatic AR pattern rifle chambered in 5.56mm NATO. Features a low-signature black Armor-Tuff finish, LE profile 16.25” match grade precision button rifled stainless steel barrel with satin black finish, Q-Comp muzzle brake, bore is excellent and bright, mil-spec forged upper & lower receiver, mid-length gas system, 10” free-floated slim profile M-LOK handguard, drop-in two-stage TTU trigger with 4 pound pull, oversized aluminum triggerguard, nitride coated M16 profile bolt carrier group, shell deflector, forward assist, dust cover, mil-spec charging handle, two-position selector on the left side of the lower receiver, push button magazine release, Wilson Combat/BCM Starburst pistol grip, and Wilson Combat/Rogers super-stoc four-position telescoping shoulder stock. Some handling marks/scratches, retains 98% of original finish. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***.

Five Figure Yei Rug, Measures 30x60 inches. Good condition.

Semiautomatic rimfire pistol features matte black finish, polymer frame with accessory rail, 3.8" barrel, adjustable sights (green fiber optic insert front), single action trigger, internal hammer with red cocked indication, ambidextrous frame mounted safety & paddle magazine release. Knurled cap on muzzle can be replaced with externally threaded extension for mounting accessories to barrel. Condition is new. Includes factory hard case, (3) magazines, threaded barrel extension and tools. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Footed bowl from Chupicuaro culture of Mexico. Near fine condition with most original paint and beautiful reddish patina. 500 B.C. - 100 B.C. Over 2000 year old. pottery simply is not found any better. The site is now currently under water and unlikely anymore to be discovered. Approximately 6" across center and 3 1/4" height. Note: Our expert rates this bowl on a scale of 1-10 as a 9.8 for condition and states "best of this type bowl from this culture I have seen even in museums."

1873 Winchester S.R.C. 44-40 caliber, #256696. Shows old reblued finish with legible address and caliber marking. Dust cover replaced. Butt stock an old replacement. Saddle ring in place. Action working. Bore surprisingly good with strong lands and grooves and minor pitting. Winchester markings are clear, brass lifter unmarked. Manufactured 1887. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

Maker marked, single bear claw with turquoise and coral stones in sterling silver feather design. Measures 3 1/2" by 2 3/4". Cannot be shipped to California or New Jersey.

Cavalry Saddle, 11-1/8" seat, with reproduction cavalry sword, bugle and powder flask. ***Local Pickup Only or Buyer to Arrange Shipping***

High Standard import from Hamden, CT. This is a box lock over/under double barrel shotgun made in Japan. The top bore measures 'IM', and the bottom measures 'M' with a drop-in gauge. It is chambered for 2 3/4" shells with a 14 1/2" LOP. The stock features checkering on the beavertail forend with metal inlays, engraving on the deeley release, engraving on the receiver, trigger guard, and even the trigger guard screw. Many of the internal parts are jeweled. It also features a single engraved curved gold colored trigger, an engraved semi-pistol grip stock with a grip cap and spacer, and a vented rubber recoil pad. The barrel is 29 3/4" in length, aluminum vent rib, white bead front sight, steel bead rear sight, sliding safety/selector, and the gun utilizes dual ejectors. The blued finish is about 99%with the extremely small discoloring marks on the bottom of the receiver, and behind the trigger guard. the top receiver end of the rib is missing a small spot of finish. The bores are excellent. Condition is NRA Near Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

SN: BB441050. Springfield Armory XD(M) Elite OSP Semi Auto Pistol - Optics Ready Platform. Flat Dark Earth finish, 10mm, 4.5"match barrel, red fiber optic front sight, white outline u-notch rear, grip safety, extended/flared magazine well, slide cut for optics, trigger safety, cocking indicator, ambidextrous slide stop. Textured polymer grip with accessory rail, detachable backstrap. Bore is excellent/bright, pistol is in like new condition. Comes with original factory box, soft case, cable lock, manual,. 2 additional backstraps, two flush magazine floorplates and spare 15-rd magazine. (2) Total. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

Gorgeous Natural Vivid Pink Sapphire Stud Earrings featuring 2 vibrant Pink Sapphires weighing approx. 1.50-2.00 carats total set in 14 karat white gold settings.

US military Mauser pattern bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1918 for use in WWI by the Eddystone division of Remington. Often referred to as "Enfield", due to British Enfield type rifling. Features 26" barrel, protected blade front sight. protected ladder type peep rear sight, manual safety, 6 round magazine, wood handguard & stock with grasping grooves, trap door in butt, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is good condition with frosting. Retains 80% re-blued finish with scrapes and scratches, handling wear with some bare metal. Several screw heads show damage to slots. Wood has been sanded, satin tung oil type finish applied, shows loss of sharp edges in forend grooves, some dents & dings. Small "OGEK" stamp on left side near receiver. Metal fit to wood is very good. Retains US Army Ordnance "bomb" marks. Barrel dated "5-18". Condition is NRA Very Good as refinished *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

Marlin Firearms Co. made Limited edition commemorative rifle manufactured in North Haven, CT. Featuring a blued finish, 20" "JM" marked octagon barrel, full-length tube magazine, blade with brass bead front sight, adjustable sporter rear sight, drilled & tapped receiver, installed hammer extension, smooth curved gold colored trigger, take-down receiver with with Marlin centennial seal type embellishment on the right side, smooth wood forend with bass cap and straight grip shoulder stock with tacked bass plaque in the right side & brass crescent buttplate. Smooth action, and excellent bore. The blued finish is about 98% with the metal showing a spot of rust on the trigger guard area of the lever, and there is wear/scratches on the face of the trigger. Buttstock and handguard have very minimal handling marks. Manufactured circa 1970. Near NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

"Lend Lease" (to British Commonwealth, probably during WWII). Imported by CAI, St Albans VT. US military Mauser pattern bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1918 for use in WWI by the Eddystone division of Remington. Often referred to as "Enfield", due to British Enfield type rifling. Features 26" barrel, protected blade front sight. folding ladder type rear peep sight, manual safety, 6 round magazine, wood handguard & stock with grasping grooves, trap door in butt, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is dark, lightly pitted throughout, shows strong rifling. Retains 60% blued finish with much bare metal, some cleaned patina, thinning wear handled. Wood shows dents & dings, red paint behind front band with stenciled "30-06" in black paint. Aiming guide diagram sticker on left side near receiver. Metal fit to wood is very good. Retains US Army Ordnance "bomb" marks. Barrel dated "9-18". Broad Arrow inside letter "C" stamped on right side of butt. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

Circa 100 B.C. - 250 A.D. (Approximately 2000 years old). One shows bird head anatomically correct figure (nick-named Kalman hangover deity), and an incense vessel with faces. The bird head is 3" height by 1 1/4" diameter, approximately good and uncleaned natural "black" patina, minor imperfections. The incense burner is nearly 4" height by 2 3/4" across center. Natural pinkish red patina. Good and uncleaned. Minor imperfections.

Model 14 Remington take-down rifle in 32 Remington. Period Marbles tang sight with rear sight removed. Good to very good condition with blue thinning and sharp edges. Stocks are also good to very good. Action tight and bore is fine to near excellent. Manufactured June, 1924. (PX Date Code) NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

U.S WWII era military bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1943. Serial number on dates it to Nov. 43, R.A. barrel dated 9-43. Features parkerized finish on receiver & barrel, other parts blued. Remington Arms 03-A3 Type walnut stock without grasping grooves, walnut handguard, 24" barrel, blade front sight , adjustable peep rear sight mounted to receiver, bent bolt handle, matte blued bolt shroud stamped "R", and front sight base stamped "H",manual safety, magazine cut-off switch, sling swivels, stacking swivel, butt trap with hinged cover (GI Cleaning gear in trap), checkered flat steel buttplate. Bottom metal and bands are stamped. Stock is stamped with the following, crossed cannons, FJA cartouche- Frank J Atwood (military inspector), RA (Remington Arms) with crossed cannons. The markings on the bottom of the stock are factory inspector markings. The P on the grip is the proof marking. Retains about 85% finish with minor scratches/scuffs, edge wear and friction wear on the bolt. Stock is very good/sound with minor dings & scratches. Action is crisp/tight. Bore is excellent/bright, all marking are crisp/clear. Comes with a 1957 dated shipping order from the Letterkenny Ordnance Depot for this rifle. Cost of the rifle was $15.00 NRA Condition-Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

SN: 144220. 'Texas Defender' Stainless steel two shot derringer accepts .45 Colt or 2 1/2" .410 shotgun shells. Features break open over/under barrel assembly, manual extractor lever, manual safety, fixed sights, checkered wood grips with engraved Texas stars, 3" barrels. Bores are excellent. Brushed stainless finish is overall very with a few minor scuffs. Grips are very good with minor scratches. Includes soft case Condition is NRA very Good. Modern Firearm.

Turkish made, imported by EAA, Cocoa, FL. Semi-automatic pistol made in the style of the Browning Hi-Power. 15+1 capacity. 4.5" forged steel barrel with front fiber optic and adjustable square notch rear sights. Matte black finish w/beavertail on frame, two piece gray micarta grips w/Girsan logos. Ambidextrous safety, push button mag release. Bore is pristine. Retains approx. 98% finish with little wear. Comes with one 15rd magazine, cleaning brush, manual and blue plastic hard case. NRA Condition is Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***.

Ganado Style, Measures 30x47 inches.

with animals Forester ' Hoppe Zeitz 12 targets with deer rabbit elk and hog measures 29"x22.5"

With small door opening and a key from treasure box, probably constructed of heavy wood that deteriorated. Circa 16-18th Century. (300-500 yrs. old approximately). Shows Moorish influence in front design. Key appears to be old and used with this lock but a bit later. Sprung door is genuine to this lock. Eight holes drilled to secure lock to box and mechanism operates but weakly. Approximately 9"x9". Great patina, good condition for its age. 2 old collection tags on back. Purchased at N.Y. City Auction a decade or more ago for $500 plus.

Oak four sided glass case with green felt lining with original NEW MEXICO label. Measures 38"Tx16"Wx23"D ****LOCAL PICK UP ONLY****

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered in .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Manufactured by Savage Arms Co. Utica, NY. Features a blued finish, 24" barrel, 3/4 length tube magazine, blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable rear sight, take-down receiver, smooth trigger, push button safety, checkered wood slide handle, and checkered semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated black hard rubber buttplate. Rifle exhibits approximately 85% of it's original finish showing patina on the receiver and trigger guard, slide wear on the magazine tube & barrel, small amounts of edge wear, and some rust on the slide rail. Action is smooth, bore appears bright with good rifling, and wood stocks are good with numerous small blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

By Colorado artist, Jack M. Hamilton, entitled "Harsh Winter". Hamilton loved the outdoors, nature's wildlife and American history. He spent years watching, studying and photographing his favorite subjects, often from his working cattle ranch in southern Colorado. Painting on both canvas and panel, Jack worked entirely in the medium of oil. Self-taught, Jack painted in the manner of the old masters. Hamilton was exhibited at many of the country's finest galleries and at many fine art shows. His work has been featured on the cover of, as well as in, national magazines. Measures 18" x 24".

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

Sn: N681933. 'The .44 Magnum' Large frame double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured circa 1980. Features a nickel plated finish with case colored hammer & trigger, pinned 6" heavy barrel with serrated wide sighting rib, raised and pinned ramp front sight with red insert, adjustable micrometer click white outline square notch rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, wide, serrated .400 target trigger, .500" target hammer, three screw square butt N target frame with ten-groove grip straps, smooth wood finger-grooved grips. Bore is pristine with strong rifling. Retains approx. 98% nickel finish with slight tracking on the cylinder. Action is smooth with tight lockup and the grips are excellent. Revolver is contained in a wood factory display case with green felt fitted plastic interior insert, with cleaning gear, screwdriver. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Large Coca-Cola sign. Measures: 60"W x 28"H. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

"Trooper of the Plains" restrike on marble base with brass title plate. Measures: 21-1/2"H x 32"W x 9"D. ***Local Pickup Only or Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

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

Single bear claw with turquoise and coral stones set in silver feather design. On braided black leather cord with silver tips. Measures 18 1/2" from drop. Cannot be shipped to California or New Jersey.

From a necklace. Needs re-stringing. Hohokam culture is Southern Arizona. (Approximately 500-2000 years old.)

'Pre-Enhanced' Stainless steel 1911-A1 style single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 10mm Automatic, circa 1988-1992. Features a gray matte finish with polished sides, 5" barrel, dovetailed white dot front, square notch rear sights, smooth trigger, thumb safety, beavertail grip safety with memory bump, serrated round hammer spur, push button magazine release, Wilson combat 8 round magazine, serrated arched mainspring housing and two-piece checkered/smooth grips with Delta medallions. Includes a factory hard case with matching label, manual, spare recoil spring, firing pin stop and three additional grip sets, checkered black rubber grips with Delta medallion, gray square checkered grips and and a very nice set of hard maple grips with American eagle and Delta motifs . Pistols finish is very good with some minor scratches, action is strong, bore is pristine and grips are fine. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

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

Two Grey Hills Style, Measures 30x37 inches. Very Good Condition.

Lamented on MDF board. Titled "Little Waters", signed lower left, numbered 42/200. In stucco and wood frame measures 27" x 23 1/2". The original acrylic painting by Lynn Phippen, son of George Phippen, was displayed at the Cowboy Artists of America in Kerrville, Texas, as part of the "All in the Family" show.

Belguim made LeVaux Patent 9mm center fire top break revolver with Western style holster and alleged Tombstone, Arizona history. A well known collector and holster maker met an actor named Buck Holland who acted in Western recreations around the Hall of Gunfighters Museum in Tombstone. In his youth Buck found this nickel plated LeVaux revolver fully loaded with 38 Smith & Wesson caliber shells in a tote sack of waxed canvas by a loose block in the chimney of an adobe that served as the outlaw Clanton's Ranch headquarters. The document further states the gun was professionally cleaned and disassembled. A researched portfolio shows adobe where found, and other information on Clantons, LeVaux revolver and history of acquisition. The revolver is Belguim and British proofed and numbered 5957, made about 1877-1880 and shootout at OK Corral was 1881. The last page is signed on back by the collector who owned Cimmaron Holsters and purchased rig from Buck Holland. The revolver is in good to very good condition with 80% plus old heavy nickel plate and some rust and erosion where nickel has lifted. Grips are very good and bore bright. Action works and ejector also but may pop out with cartridges when opened as not latching securely. 5 1/2" bbl about 10 1/2" overall. **Antique Firearm**

SN: 253610. '5th Model' Vintage double-action-only top-break concealed hammer revolver. Manufactured 1907-1940. Features high polished reblued finish, ribbed 4" barrel, pinned round blade front sight, 'u' notch rear sight cut in the raised portion of the barrel catch, push down barrel latch, fluted five-shot cylinder with automatic extractor, case hardened smooth crescent trigger, knurled grip safety and diamond checkered hard rubber grips molded S&W monograms. Observed numbers match. Bore and charge holes are very good condition/bright. Revolver retains approximately 90% blue finish, showing slight edge/handling wear, some very light small patches of pitting. Grips are very good, good functional condition, case color is visible on the trigger. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Engraved single shot spur trigger derringer chambered in .41 Rimfire. All-metal Model Number 1 was originally manufactured by Moore's Patent Firearms in Brooklyn, NY from 1860-65, followed by its successor, the National Arms Company, 1865-1870 (also located in Brooklyn, NY). Predecessor to the Colt derringer, who bought to patent in 1870. Features a factory engraved brass frame, pivoting 2 1/2" contoured barrel marked "National Arms Co. Brooklyn N.Y.", 1865 patent date and serial number on the underside, blade front sight, knife blade extractor, iron frame, knurled spur trigger. Barrel shows a dark gray patina overall with legible markings. Hammer doesn't lock in the cocked position, bore is pitted, the hammer pin is a replacement and the nickel finish on the brass frame/grip is about 75% with handling wear. A rare pistol, about 3000 manufactured. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

Striker-fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in .25 Auto. Manufactured in Italy circa 1967 (XXIII date code). Features a bright nickel plated finish, fixed 2 5/16” barrel, diminutive fixed sights, smooth curved trigger, thumb safety/take-down lever on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, no magazine, steel frame, and faux-ivory plastic grips with silver “AG” medallions. Includes the original factory two-piece cardboard box with matching end label. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing handling marks and factory machining marks under the finish. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is bright with striations on a single land, and the plastic grips are very good with some red staining. Condition is NRA Very Good ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

With forged iron mounts and lock mechanism removed. Unusual and early forged iron hinges. Carving shows heavy Moorish influence as found in Southern Spain. Also early wood construction. Box is dated to early 17th to mid 18th century at latest. Good condition for its age of 300-400 years with minor imperfections, slight damage - a few small chips and losses that are minor and not unsightly, and normal wear. Measures 15 1/2" height by 24" width approximately. Provenance: Art Yates (Santa Fe Trading Post 1982 to a major Southern California collector's estate.) **Buyer must arrange shipping.**

This rifle is unmarked except for the "P" on the lower left barrel and "(?)31" on the upper left tang under the butt stock and "137" on the lower tang. 35" barrel with blade front and No.1 adjustable rear sight, (Missing the slider),no bayonet lug. 3 barrel bands, sling swivels, crescent steel butt plate, cleaning rod. Action works well, the bore is dark/rough with worn rifling, the metal finish is in the white, there is some deep pitting along the barrel where it meets the forearm and the wood is sound with two slivers of wood gone on the top lower forearm forward of the action. "1895" carved in the lower left butt stock. Many of these Remington contract rifles that went to Spain and South American countries were scrubbed of markings when sold as surplus. Do not attempt to fire this rifle without bore cast and check by competent gunsmith. NRA Condition-Fair. Antique Firearm.

Rare Civil War ammunition artifact, is an opened pasteboard box of ten linen cartridges made specifically for the .52 caliber Civil War Sharps breechloading carbine. The brown-beige colored, paper-wrapped container is a two-piece box with thin wrap. Within the pasteboard box are five .52 caliber linen cartridges, 5 missing. One cartridge is intact with powder in place with the other four the black powder is missing and packed with cotton for appearance. The original brown paper wrap retains its printed label in black ink that reads: “10 CARTRIDGES / For Sharps’ Improved Rifle / 52/100 caliber / SHARPS RIFLE MANUF’G CO. / HARTFORD, CONN.” There is a separation on one corner of the lower box. There is a vintage label on the bottom of the box for John P. Lower's Sons, Denver, Colo. Entire box wears slight surface grime and has some light staining. Great display with your Model 1863 Sharps carbine.

Two items. H&K complete 'SEF trigger group, Sicher – SAFE, Einzelfeuer – Single Fire, Feuerstoss – Full Auto. Like new. HK MP5 retractable stock is entirely collapsible and capable of retracted and extended 3-position buttstock manufactured and assembled for the HK MP5/SP5 rifles chambered in 9mm, 10mm, and .40 S&W. The buttstock is designed to take +P and +P+ rounds and the standard ammunition types. Rubber buttstock, sling swivels. Like new.

Featuring hand knotted Pearls with an average diameter of 7.50 - 8.00 mm measuring 19” inches in length accented with 14 karat white gold fishhook clasp with safety chain. Retail $3,000-$4,000.

Compact double-action pocket pistol. 2 1/2" barrel, 4 1/2" overall. Slide mounted blade, missing rear sight, empty dovetail, serrated rib. Slide mounted safety/decocker. Serrated cog hammer. Satin stainless steel finish, black plastic grips. Bore is excellent. Pistol shows very little signs of use. NRA Condition-Fair/Sight. Modern Firearm.

Compact double action revolver features stainless steel construction. No dash manufactured 1984. Checkered wood grips with S&W medallions, 1-7/8" barrel, fixed sights, round butt, "J" frame, 5 shot fluted cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright. Stainless shows small rub spots, handling marks. Grips are fine. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Comes in factory blue cardboard box with matching label. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Colorful Gambling Wheel, perfect for the Man Cave or Game Room. Measures 36 inches round.

Titled "New Era", depicting a bull rider. Signed lower right, in gold and made-to-look-old wood frame. Measures 17 1/2" x 20 1/2".

John Wayne Oil Painting by Rowel, signed bottom left. Measures 27"x31"

Lever action "Youth Model" rimfire rifle features blued finish, smooth walnut stock & forend, 16" barrel, full length magazine tube, buckhorn sights with hooded front blade, 13" length of pull. Bore is pristine. Overall condition is like new with few signs of handling. Includes factory cardboard box with manual & cable lock. Comes with a very nice 'Guide Gear' brown leather carbine scabbard with shoulder strap, like new condition. Condition is Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Vintage trade name double action top-break revolver chambered in .38 Smith & Wesson. The "Secret Service Special" revolvers were commissioned by Fred Biffar Co., a Chicago based firm, Made by Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works during the period 1912 - 1928 (Approx). They are based on their lower in-house brand, U.S. Revolver Co. Blue finish, ribbed 3" barrel, 'half moon' front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the top of the "T" shaped barrel latch, smooth case hardened crescent trigger, case hardened hammer with knurled low-spur, fluted five-shot cylinder, steel frame and custom two-piece hard rubber grips with ":SSS" monograms. Serial number on triggerguard. Cross bar safety, Revolver retains approximately 60% 0f blue, with the rest turned a brown patina, mostly on the frame, some light pitting on the barrel near the muzzle. Action is sound with good lock-up, the bore is bright with good rifling, Grips are very good. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Size 9.5D good condition with some minor wear to toe area. Black cherry leather finish.

Unique blowback-operated single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .32 Auto. Manufactured in Austria for the commercial market circa 1911, using the patents of Nicolas Pieper of Liege. Approximately only 6,000 of these pistols were produced from 1909-1911 and 1919-1929. Features a blued finish with niter blued small parts, 3.62” ‘tip-down’ pivoting barrel, fixed low-profile round blade front sight, drift-adjustable ‘v’ notch rear sight, smooth curved trigger, concealed hammer, cocked indicator on the rear of the frame, heel magazine release, 7 round magazine, steel frame, and checkered hard rubber grips with Steyr motifs. Pistol retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing carry wear and scattered light rust/pitting. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is dull with good rifling & light pitting, and the grips are very good with some wear. Condition is near NRA Very Good ***Modern Firearm – C&R Eligible***

Vintage Colt double action revolver chambered in .38 Special manufactured in 1905 in Hartford, CT. It features a blued refinish, 6" barrel, pinned blade front sight with elevation adjustment, flat top frame, low-profile drift-adjustable rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod (missing ejector rod head), checkered curved trigger, checkered hammer spur & backstrap. Checkered diamond two-piece wood grips. Stamped "1516" on the crane, yolk, & cylinder release latch. Revolver exhibits approximately 90% of its blued refinish showing edge wear, the bluing is starting to turn brown, and there is a small amount of scattered pin prick pitting around the frame. The barrel has what looks to be hammering marks by the front sight probably from removing/reinstalling the sight blade. Action is mechanically sound, bore is sound with strong rifling, and wood grips are good and fit nicely to the frame. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

By Lorna Dillon, circa '88. Signed lower right corner. Depicts cowboy roping cattle. Matted and framed measures 17" x 11". Painting measures 11 1/2" x 5 1/2".

SN: #ZA850702326. Serbian bolt action rifle imported by USSG, Rockledge FL, under the Remington brand. Features 20' tapered barrel, parkerized finish, laminated wood sporter stock, checkering at wrist & forend, factory black polymer buttplate, detachable floor plate, sling studs, two piece weaver scope bases attached, no sights. Bore is very good. Retains 95% finish, with some tiny scrapes and handling marks. Some pin prick pitting on bolt and follower. Stock is near excellent. Includes factory box. Condition is NRA Good. *** Modern Firearm ***

Vintage 'Green Label' box of 10 Winchester Sharps .50-90 cartridges. The 'Big Fifty' buffalo rounds. The top and side labels are intact/complete, printed guarantee on the bottom and inside label to use Winchester Primer No. 2 1/2 for reloading. The right side of the lid has separation. The 10 cartridges have no head stamps.

Entitled "If Looks Could Kill." Has Tirage Certificate of Authenticity stating it is print number 2 of 275. Subject matter is a bull rider at a rodeo. Schridde was born in 1926 and grew up in rural Illinois. He was an artist from an early age and received a scholarship to the Chicago Art Institute when he was age 17, enlisted in the Navy for two years, then began his career as a free-lance commercial illustrator. His first major clients were The Saturday Evening Post and Life magazine. ?After 25 years in the advertising industry as an illustrator, he began a successful career in commercial photography in Detroit, MI. Thereafter, Schridde sold his studio and moved out west where he focused on painting. Using his commercial design and photography skills, Charles traveled the United States capturing romantic archetypes of the West. His later work became known for an impressionistic realism style. The influence of his beginnings in advertising is evident in his meticulous attention to detail and his clear, harmonious compositions between figures, objects, and landscape. Charles passed away in 2011. Measures 37 1/2" x 31".

Featuring an emerald cut Amethyst and 20 round accent Diamonds totaling approx. 2.00 carats combined weight set in 10 karat Rose gold setting.

Vintage double-action revolver, 6-rd capacity. Manufactured 1919. Built on the E frame. 6" round barrel. Round front sight blade, with notch cut rear sight. Exposed extractor rod. Blued metal finish. 2-line Colt address, and patent dates on top of the Barrel. "Colt Army Special" on left side of barrel, 'Rampant Colt" on left frame. Checkered hard rubber grips with 'Colt'. motifs. Blued finish is about 60% with handling wear on the straps, holster wear, edge wear and scattered patches of light pitting, mostly on the right frame. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth with tight lock-up. Grips sound with some wear to the checkering, some scratches. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Brazilian made revolver imported by Interarms. 2" pinned barrel, serrated ramp front sight, fixed square notch rear, serrated trigger, stainless steel finish, smooth wood grips, checkered panels with Rossi medallions. Bore is excellent/bright, action is crisp/smooth, finish is very good with minor scratches, grips are very good. Comes in factory box with matching label, manual. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

On Claussen's Belgium linen, with varnish. Titled "If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It." Painting measures 9 1/2" by 7 1/2", in complimentary made-to-look-old frame measures 18" by 16". Signed lower left.

Pre-war medium frame double action target revolver chambered in .38 Special, 2nd issue, manufactured circa 1912. Left side barrel marked "Colt officers Model 38" between two Maltese Crosses. Features a blued finish, tapered 7.5" barrel, adjustable patridge front sight, drift adjustable U notch rear sight, flat top frame, knurled trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, knurled backstrap and two-piece checkered Walnut grips with brass toned "Rampant Colt" medallions. Has lanyard loop that appears colt factory installed. Revolver exhibits approximately 75% of it's original bright blued finish showing holster wear, some scratches/rubs. Action is smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is near excellent/bright and the matching wood grips are good as worn semi-smooth. Really nice condition for its age. Includes two sets of grips for the Colt I frame, Hogue mono grips, and Pachmayr 'Signature' grips, both sets like new in original packaging. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

#nn257363. "H&R 1871 Handi-Rifle" refers to the modern line of single-shot rifles produced by New England Firearms after the original H&R went out of business. Modular break-open single-shot rifle with a .44 magnum chambered barrel. Features a blued finish, 22" medium-contour barrel with recessed crown with blade/bead front and Skinner brass plated rear peep sights, smooth trigger, knurled hammer extension, schnabel wood forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad, right side of stock has inletted brass disk reading "H&R 1871 Limited Edition". Rifle retains approximately 95% of its blued finish showing scattered handling marks/scratches. Barrel locks-up tight, the bore is excellent, wood stocks are very good/sound with some handling loss to the finish.. Condition is near NRA Very Good.

High quality bolt action rifle manufactured by J.P Sauer, West Germany in 1963. Features high polished blued finish, fancy figured walnut stock, 26" heavy profile barrel, blade/bead front sight, adjustable u-notch flip sight, ported muzzle break, hinged floorplate marked "Weatherby Super", 3 lug 'jeweled bolt', manual safety, plum colored bolt shroud. Monte Carlo pattern stock features right handed shadow line cheek piece with tall comb, checkered panels at wrist & forend, contrasting wood forend tip & grip cap, sling studs, ventilated rubber recoil pad. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 95% finish with signs of use & handling, there is two very small patches of pitting on the mid left barrel. Wood is overall very good/sound with some minor scratches/dings, there is a small chip out of the checkering on the right grip. Mounted with a German made Weatherby Imperial 2 3/4x 90 scope with German No.1 reticle, Buehler bases/rings, clear view. Condition is NRA Good++. C&R Firearm.

(1803-1806) Engraved U. S. Corps of Discovery 2003-2006 on right side and a compass wheel along with 1803-1806 U.S. left side. Very accurate, well-made. With display stand. Excellent condition. Minor storage marks only.

Beautiful Rattlesnake Hat Band By The Austin Collection, and a Prison Made Horse Hair Hat Band.

37X60 Gray Background with red accented geometric design with outlines of black. 37" x 60"

Titled "Scarecrow". Measures 20" x 16", in matting and distressed wood frame measures 27" x 23". Wonderful interpretation of a lively scarecrow in a storm. Recently de-accessioned from the Phippen Museum permanent collection.

Heavy iron heel guards with leather straps in good condition.

Signed on the base, Franklin Mint & R.Y. Murphy. Featuring a "Warrior of Destiny" bronze figure on marble & wood base. Measures:14"H x 13"W in x 6"D.

Includes: Studebaker-Packard, Alpha Gold Mining, Pennsylvania Company, The American Tobacco Company, Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company, and more.

The Sauer 38H was produced 1938-45. The second version says only "CAL 7.65" on the left slide, no waffenamts or proofs. 3 1/4" barrel, fixed u-notch sights, blued frame and gray finished slide, push button mag release, safety, cocker/decocker on left frame, take-down latch inside triggerguard, checkered bakelite grips with "SUS" motif in the left panel. bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, grips are very good and the finish is about 80% with minor scratches/edge wear and handling wear on the straps. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

Art Deco Style Aquamarine, Blue Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring a trapezoid cut Aquamarine accented with 2 trilliant cut Ceylon Blue Sapphires and 10 accent Diamonds, with a total gem weight of approx. 1.50 carats set in a 10 karat yellow gold setting. Ring size 7.

Compact double action revolver features stainless steel construction. No dash manufactured 1977-78. Smooth wood grips with finger grooves, 1-7/8" pinned barrel, fixed sights, round butt, "J" frame, 5 shot fluted cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright. Stainless shows minor scratches .Grips are very good with some handling wear. Action is smooth with tight lock-up. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Grays and tan, 1960's, vegetable dyes all natural. Excellent condition super tight weaving.

Sterling silver cuff with feather and large round blue turquoise stone with brown matrix. Measures 7 1/4" with gap.

"Woodmaster". Semiautomatic rifle features blued finish, smooth wood stocks, forend wit grasping grooves, factory serrated aluminum buttplate, 22" barrel, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, rear sight removed, insert in dovetail, manual safety,, mounted with a vintage Weaver K4-W 'Micro-Trac"scope, duplex reticle, clear optics, Leupold base & rings. Bore is excellent/bright. Blue retains about 85% coverage with edge wear/scratches. Wood is sound/Good , scuffs & scratches in several places, large "KB" carved in left buttstock. Includes (2) 4-rd magazines. (No blue finish left) Brown basket weave leather sling attached. Manufactured 1982. NRA Condition-Good. Modern Firearm.

Bolt action rifle made in Japan, chambered for .257 Weatherby Magnum. Features matte blued finish, 24" barrel, no sights, two piece Talley bases & rings, manual safety, hinged floorplate, sling studs, solid rubber recoil pad. Gray polymer stock with black . Mounts a very good condition Leupold VX-3 4.5-14x40mm scope with duplex reticle, clear view. Bore is pristine. Retains 98% finish, with handling marks. Includes Weatherby factory cardboard box and Leupold scope box. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Rare caliber model 99-EG in .250-3000 Savage. This version features a solid frame with a checkered pistol grip and a Schnabel-tipped forend. According to the book "A Collector's Guide to the Savage 99 Rifle" (Page 80) "very few EG's were produced in any other caliber than .300 Savage". This makes this rifle one of the "Very Few". The EG was produced from 1946 to 1960. Lever action rifle manufactured circa 1950. Features blued finish, checkered walnut forend & curved wrist shoulder stock, serrated steel buttplate, 24" tapered barrel, raised bead/blade front sight, semi buckhorn adjustable rear sight, fixed rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter, lever lock, cocking indicator. Vintage Lyman 57 SA peep sight (1939-1961) installed on the tang. Bore is excellent/bright condition. Retains about 86% blue finish, with handling marks, edge losses, minor scratches and handling wear. Bolt has bright surface. Case hardened colors on lever are about 50%. Wood is very good/sound with minor dings/scratches. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Near Very Good.. C&R Firearm.

Measures: 40"H X 70-1/2"W X 23-1/2"D. Includes 3 glass shelves. Nameplate:" Sold by R.A. Wright Store Fixtures. Pittsburgh". ***Display case only, items inside are not included***No Shipping. Pickup Only***

For Colt S.A. 4 3/4" to 5 1/2" bbl with stamped, studded and blue faux jewel decoration. Stamped behind holster E113 for Ellis Mercantile who were a large prop house in L.A. The condition is good and we would date 1930 to 50's in classic "Golden Age" of westerns. Good condition with minor wear and aging.

SN: 9246. Vintage slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Browning patent made by Stevens between 1946-1948 for Montgomery Ward. Features a blued finish, 30" barrel with a bead front sight, Full Choke, half length tube magazine, steel hump-back receiver, smooth trigger, sliding tang safety, smooth walnut slide handle and pistol grip shoulder stock with checkered panels, grooved buttplate. 14" LOP. Bore is very good/bright. Metal finish looks good with some scuffs/scratches and edge wear. blue has dulled but is mostly all there, with friction wear on the tube, some scattered light patina. Action is smooth/tight. Wood is very good. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Featuring 2 round “IDEAL” cut Diamonds weighing 2.10 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold Martini style stud settings. (Compared to Natural Earth Grown Diamonds = $8,000-$10,000.)

Harrington & Richardson Victor Model 1 1/2, chambered in .22 Short. This is a nickel plated seven shot pull-pin revolver with an approximately 2.5" octagonal barrel. It features a checkered spur hammer, blade front sight, fluted cylinder, two piece wood grips, and spur trigger. The cylinder looks very good, and the bore is excellent with strong rifling. The plated finish is approximately 85% with scattered pin-prick pitting, and normal handling wear. The grips are in good condition with normal handling wear, no cracks and fits nicely to the frame. Due to the lack of information, the manufacturing date cannot be determined, it's likely pre-1928. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

German semiautomatic pistol imported by HK Inc, Columbus GA. Features matte black finish, black polymer furniture, 9" 3-lug barrel, threaded muzzle without thread protector cap, ring protected post front sight, adjustable drum rear sight, ambidextrous manual safety. Sig Sauer Romeo and Juliet sight combination installed. Franklin Armory HK SP5 Binary Trigger Group has been installed, the original factory H&K trigger group is included with the gun. Overall condition is like new. Bore is pristine. Includes one 30 rd factory magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent - like new

Fully Beaded On Both Ends Accented With Horse Hair, Ceremonial Type.

Kentucky rifle/Pennsylvania percussion rifle by famed gun maker Tip Curtis. James 'Tip' Curtis (1936-2020) was known for building early American and early European flintlock and cap-lock rifles that were highly sought after. Lifetime member of the NRA and the NMLRA. 36' octagonal barrel signed "Tip Curtis" in script on the top barrel flat, large dovetailed blade front sight & rear semi-buckhorn adjustable sight. matte finished barrel with bright metal fittings. Full stock curly maple stock with fore end cap, right hand cheek rest and curved buttplate, double set triggers, the lock plate, hammer and left escutcheon have light floral engraving, hammer action and half cock function well. Metal tipped wooden ramrod with 3 thimbles. the rifled bore is very good/bright and the wood is overall very good/sound with a scuff on the comb. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

With scabbard, made for Disney production "Rob Roy" starring Richard Todd circa 1953. Also comes with an original movie poster, ID #54 of 83 (copyright RKO Studio and National Screen Services distributor marked. Measures approximately 22' x 30". The sword is in good condition with some wear to the scabbard and aging from carry and movie use. Poster is in good condition with normal fading adn aging. Formerly from the Joseph Musso Collection.

Sterling silver, maker marked C. Lee. Size 7.

Parfleche style pioneer trunk, circa late 19th to 20th century. Measures: 20"L x 13"D 12"W. From Culver City Prop House that closed in 90's and information was "rented many times to Western's on television", including Wells Fargo, Death Valley Days, Lawman, Bonanza, The Rebel, and others. Used on back of Wells Fargo stage coaches primarily. Fair to good condition.

'Short Action' American bolt action sporting rifle. Features blued finish, wood stock with checkered panels at wrist & forend, right hand cheek piece, factory butt plate, sling studs, grip cap, black forend tip. 24" tapered barrel, factory blade/bead hooded front sight, rear sight removed, hinged floorplate, manual safety. Mounted with an older Japanese made Tasco 4-12x scope with duplex reticle, adjustable objective lens, clear optics. Bore is bright. Retains 95% finish with handling marks. Stock is near excellent. NRA Condition is near Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Model 99-EG This version features a solid frame with a checkered pistol grip and a Schnabel-tipped forend. The EG was produced from 1946 to 1960. Lever action rifle manufactured circa 1950. Features blued finish, checkered walnut forend & curved wrist shoulder stock, serrated steel buttplate, 24" tapered barrel, raised bead/blade front sight, rear sight removed, steel insert in dovetail, fixed rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter, lever lock, cocking indicator. Leupold VX III 1.5x5 scope installed, duplex reticle, clear optics, Redfield base, matte silver rings. Bore is excellent/bright condition. Retains about 95% blue finish, with minor scratches/edge wear. Bolt has bright surface. Case hardened colors on lever are about 70%. Wood is very good/sound with minor dings/scratches. Action is smooth. Sling swivels. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Measures: 42"H X 38"W X 26-1/2"D. Glass on 3 sides with glass top. Includes 2 glass shelves. 2 sliding mirror doors on back. "Blough Remedies" painted in bold on front of base. ***No Shipping. Pickup Only***

Antique walking stick (engraved J.W.B. 1803) with gold-filled or gold-plated handle with ebony wood shaft. Measures: 35"

Brilliant, featuring an oval cut Blue Topaz weighing approx. 4.00 carat accented with 16 round cut Diamonds set in 14 karat white gold setting stamped HB.

SN: 6089F. Vintage Baker Gun Go. Batavia Leader Sidelock Double Shotgun. Made by Baker Gun Co., Batavia, N.Y. circa 1920's. Considered to be one of Americas classic shotguns. 28" barrels, 2 3/4" chambers, brass sighting bead, low profile rib, double triggers, sliding tang safety, blue barrels, case colored action, top lever. American walnut checkered forearm and pistol grip buttstock with horn grip cap and vented Western Field recoil pad. Chokes measure Cyl-left, IM-Right. LOP-15 1/4"to front trigger. Bores are very good, barrels lock-up tight, wood is overall very good/sound with the exception of a slight hairline crack in the top of the forearm, the action is mostly in the white with traces of case colors and the barrels have turned mostly a gray/brown patina with blue in protected areas. comes with a vintage pair of brass 20 gauge inserts. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Vintage blowback operated striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol, manufactured in Germany circa 1919-1926. Features a blued finish, fixed 3.4” barrel, fixed low-profile sights with blade front & ‘v’ notched rear, smooth curved trigger, locking grip safety with push button release, heel magazine release, steel frame and smooth walnut grips with brass Deutsche Werke medallions. It's marked "Germany" on the dust cover. Crown "N" proofs on frame & slide. Pistol retains approximately 75% of its finish with a brown patina, it shows handling/edge wear, and pitting on the front of the slide. The action is sound, the bore is dirty but shows strong rifling, the markings are good and the wood grips are very good with minor handling blemishes. Includes (1) magazine that shows rust. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Measures: 12"H x 11"W x 5"D. Signed D. Monfort 1982

3"x2" All Sterling, Unmarked

Includes: (3) Morgan Silver Dollar. (1897, 1898, 1900). Minted: Philadelphia.

worn by Arizona Governor Barry Goldwater all sterling marked "Goldwater on back. Measures 3"x2"

Style influenced by Salvador Dali, Picasso and other mid-century Latin modernists. Measures approximately 19" x 24" (sculpture only, not including 2" base which is 26" long by 14" wide.) Artist's plaque attached to base reads "I II VAYDOH - XOIHITIATZIN - LXXIII - MEXICO". Purchased at Mexico City gallery for $500 U.S. in 1964. **Buyer must arrange shipping.**

Brilliant EFFY Designer Blue Sapphire and Diamond Pendant featuring an oval cut vivid Blue Sapphire weighing approx. 1.50 carats framed with 16 round cut accent Diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats with G-H colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14 karat white gold Halo setting.

U.S WWII era military bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1943. Serial number on dates it to March. 43, R.A. barrel dated 2-43. Features full parkerized finish, Ogden Arsenal Type S 03-A3 walnut stock without grasping grooves, walnut handguard, 24" barrel, protected blade front sight , adjustable peep rear sight mounted to receiver, bent bolt handle, matte blued bolt shroud stamped "R", and unmarked front sight protector, manual safety, magazine cut-off switch, sling swivels, stacking swivel, butt trap with hinged cover, checkered flat steel buttplate. Barrel bands are stamped. Stock is stamped with the following, crossed cannons, FJA cartouche- Frank J Atwood (military inspector),The markings on the bottom of the stock are factory inspector markings. The P on the grip is the proof marking, and the "OG" on the right shoulder stock is for Ogden Arsenal. Retains 98% finish with minor scuffs. Stock is excellent, cartouches are clear, action is crisp/tight. Bore is excellent/bright, all marking are crisp/clear. Newer M1907 type brown leather sling attached. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

'Short Action' American bolt action sporting rifle. Features blued finish, wood stock with checkered panels at wrist & forend, right hand cheek piece, factory butt plate, sling studs, grip cap, black forend tip. 22" tapered barrel, no sights (plug screws in factory holes for mounting sights), Weaver bases (no rings), hinged floorplate, manual safety. Bore is bright. Retains 95% finish with handling marks. Stock is very good with minor blemishes. NRA Condition is near Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Heavy iron spurs, one pair without leather straps, but etched design in heel guards; the other with woven design in leather straps and large spurs with thick iron heel guards.

#552852. Harrington & Richardson Arms "22 Special" break-top, 9 Shot .22LR Revolver. 6" barrel with sighting rib, brass front sight blade, which would date it to 1930-32, manufactured 1925-42. Two piece checkered walnut grips, short knurled hammer spur, smooth trigger. Barrel locks up tight, grips are very good, blue is about 90% with muzzle wear, minor scratches, and handling/edge wear, bore appears excellent/bright, strong rifling. These are known as very accurate revolvers. Matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R firearm.

Single shot falling block 1-B rifle chambered in .223 Remington. Features blued finish, walnut butt stock & forend, 26" tapered barrel with quarter rib for scope mounting, no provisions for sights, checkered panels on sides of forend & wrist, semi-beavertail forearm, sliding tang safety, sling studs, thin rubber factory butt pad, grip cap, wide serrated adjustable trigger. Mounts factory 1" scope rings and a Leupold Vari-X IIc 4x12 scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish. Wood is overall excellent with a minor scratch on the right buttstock, falling block action is smooth. Manufactured 1991. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Native American doll. Stands 35" tall. Doll is wrapped in a blanket, has a beaded shirt, beaded and coral-like necklaces, Leather moccasins and leg wraps

"Lend Lease" (to British Commonwealth, probably during WWII). US military Mauser pattern bolt action rifle manufactured circa 1919. Often referred to as "Enfield", due to British Enfield type rifling. Features 26" barrel, protected blade front sight. folding ladder type rear peep sight, manual safety, 6 round magazine, wood handguard & stock with grasping grooves, trap door in butt, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is bright, with some frosting. Retains 70% blued finish with edge losses, handling marks. Wood shows dents & dings, red paint behind front band ("30-06" stencil in black paint is barely readable). Metal fit to wood is very good. Retains US Army Ordnance "bomb" marks. Barrel dated "1-19". Broad Arrow inside letter "C" stamped on right side of butt. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern (C&R) Firearm ***

Featuring a vivid Blue Sapphire framed with a double row of 22 round cut G-H VS quality Diamonds with a combined gem weight of approx. 2.00 carats set in 14 karat white gold setting.

Men's gold ring with elk ivory inlay. Size 10. 10KT yellow gold. Weighs 10.31 grams

Includes: (3) Wood carvings of Native Americans. Two (1) carving has 3 Native American faces. (1) carving has 3 Native American heads, a wolf, and eagle. (1) carving of Native American with arms crossed. Each carving measures 20"H x 6"W x 5-1/2"D.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar. Minted: New Orleans. PCGS Grade: MS65

Marked , rev. resizing die die Frankford Arsenal marked. Mod. P bolt grinding tool, resizing die Frankford Arsenal 2905, 6 dies relating to spring.

In gold, beige, brown diamond and geometric design. Measures 55" x 29". In good condition with minor small fray at one corner.

Custom made for a Colt Dragoon with standard 7 1/2" bbl. The silver mounts are finely hand-engraved with a silver applique of Mexican snake and eagle on holster end cap. Style of 1850 to 60 with quality hand-stitched and attention to style. 3" wide belt that is approximately size 34" waist, excellent condition. One of a kind.

Modified for use with 5-1/2" Artillery, by 3 rivets added to end very neatly by armory or contractor. 3 rivets attach belt loop. Fair to good overall with cracking and leather aging. The estate of John Kopec.

'Short Action' American bolt action sporting rifle. Features blued finish, walnut stock with checkered panels at wrist & forend, right hand cheek piece, solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs, grip cap, black forend tip. 24" medium weight barrel, no sights (plug screws in factory holes for mounting sights), Weaver type bases & rings (no scope), hinged floorplate, manual safety. Bore is bright. Retains 95% finish with handling marks. Stock is very good with minor blemishes, fancy figure and some fiddle grain showing on both sides of butt. NRA Condition is near Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Men’s Swiss Made TAG Heuer Professional Watch featuring sapphire crystal, water resistant and quality crafted in stainless steel with gold tone accents.

Custom stocked in select curly maple Hawken style 50 cal percussion pistol. This pistol was custom stocked for Major William Orbello off his original pair of Hawken pistols purportedly by a smith who worked for "The Hawken shop in St. Louis about 1988-1991's." The cost of stocking was $800 plus the cost of a CVA 50 cal Hawken pistol and a custom belt hook (tempered steel) is about $1100 completed. See Little John's catalog of Orbello Collection with Hawken pair from which this pistol's stock was copied. Excellent condition and a very handsome stocking.

and octagon barrel. Medium size frame, rusty, stripped for parts and bent from heat in a fire, as a relic. Found near Redding, Calif. The estate collection of John Kopec.

With carved bone grip later marrid together marked James Rodgers, Royal Cuttlery, Sheffield. Measures 13 1/2" overall with 8 5/8" blade. Correctly hot stamped in forging process circa about 1850-70's. Good condition with blade polished but edges and corners not broken or rounded. A top Shefield Bowie knife maker.

Antique large frame lever action repeating rifle chambered in .38-56 Winchester, manufactured circa 1890. This rifle has been modified into carbine configuration by shorting the barrel, magazine and forearm. The work has been done a long time age. Features a 22" octagon barrel, 13 1/4" tube magazine and 6 1/2" forearm. Dovetailed front sight with German silver blade, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, smooth walnut forend with metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate, sling swivels are installed in stock and magazine tube, probably at the time of modification. Rifle exhibits a molted bright metal finish with scattered patches of brown patina, the lever, top of the bolt and the hammer have been painted in gloss black, action is smooth, the bore is fair to good/bright with rifling, scattered very light pitting and the wood stocks are overall good/sound with scratches/dings, have an old coat of varnish. Comes with a Cody Firearms Museum letter confirming this started out as a rifle, octagon barrel, and correct caliber. Shipped on June 9, 1892. Also included is a set of Lee 38-56 reloading dies, a set of Redding dies, a box of reloaded 38-56 cartridges weighting 5.6 lbs, a box of Magnus no.908 38/55 .378 Dia, bullets weighting 10.8 lbs and a small box of Barnes .375" 255 gr. FNSP .032" bullets. Condition is NRA Good.

Engraved design. Hallmarked "MJ".

28" x 44". Circa 1950 - 1970. Very good plus to near fine condition. The estate collection of John Kopec.

The Winchester Model 1907 is a blowback-operated, semi-automatic rifle produced by the Winchester 1907-1957. This one manufactured circa 1908. Features 20" barrel, blade/bead front, semi-buckhorn rear sights, detachable box magazine,charged by plunger in forearm, manual safety, curved grip, flat gutta percha factory buttplate, takedown screw at receiver rear. Bore is good/bright with strong rifling. Metal surfaces retain about 40% blue with the rest turned a gray patina from handling, there is some scattered light pitting, mostly on the left receiver. Wood is overall good/sound with a hairline crack in the left forearm. Markings on barrel and tang are crisp/clear. Matching serial numbers. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Semi-automatic pistol. Carbon black finish on slide. 3" barrel with 3-dot sights with adjustable rear sights, gray polymer frame with finger grooves, smooth trigger, slide stop and push button magazine release. Bore is excellent/bright. Comes with (3) 10 round magazines, 1 with finger extension, 2 flush, original factory box with manual. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

By Austin Duel, entitled Riding the Grub Line. 191/2"x15". Austin Deuel (1939 - 2021) was active/lived in Arizona. Austin Deuel is known for Western genre and figure painting and sculpture, mural.

With inlay of turquoise, red and black colors along with abalone. Set in sterling silver with sterling etched tips, maker marked on back. Measures 40". On black braided leather cord.

For rounds and rifle tool (included). 13 loaded military round also included. Fair to good condition. Some leather flaking and frontier type wear. The estate collection of John Kopec.

American made compact semi-automatic pistol, SA, striker-fired design eliminates the need for an external hammer, extended rigid embedded stainless steel chassis to reduce flex and torque when firing, approximately 3 1/2" barrel, bore white-dot front sight and white 2-dot rear sight, stainless-steel barrel and slide feature an Armornite finish, rear serrations, two-piece trigger, no thumb safety, polymer frame, aggressive grip texture, magazine with finger extension, Includes the original plastic case with instruction manual, extra magazine (2) Total, two extra palmswell grip inserts. Bore is pristine, like new. NRA Condition-Perfect. Modern Firearm

Possibly "5 CAV". Well marked, good used condition with patina undisturbed. From the Estate of John Kopec.

'Short Action' American bolt action sporting rifle. Features blued finish, wood stock with checkered panels at wrist & forend, right hand cheek piece, factory butt plate, sling studs, grip cap, black forend tip. 24" tapered barrel, no sights (plug screws in factory holes for mounting sights), hinged floorplate, manual safety. Mounted with a Bushnell Banner 4-12x scope with duplex reticle, adjustable objective lens, clear optics. Bore is bright. Retains 95% finish with handling marks. Stock is near excellent with few minor blemishes. NRA Condition is near Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Gorgeous Designer Gold and Sterling Silver Bangle Bracelet featuring a 14 karat yellow gold accent ball with a twisted sterling silver bangle with hinged opening.

One is a thin neck vase by Sam Redbird, signed on bottom, measuring 7 3/4" by approximately 5 1/2" wide. The second is a wedding vase signed B. J. on bottom, measuring 5 1/2" tall by 4" wide.

Leather and brass mounted U. S. marked farrier's case from Indian wars era. Three tools included and straps retained. 9" x 15". Normal leather cracking and aging. But good plus for 125-150 years old.

Bright and unusual geometric Navajo rug with tan, creme, light blue, black, brown, purplish brown natural colorations. Good tight weave and semi-eye dazler. Geometrics measures 26" x 42.5" Condition very good plus to almost fine. About 40-60 years old. The estate collection of John Kopec.

On sterling silver envelope bead chain. Pendant measures 2 3/4"; necklace measures 16" from drop.

Compact, hammer-fired, DAO pistol chambered in 9x19mm. It features a 3" barrel, matte black finish, textured polymer frame, white 3 dot fixed sights. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish with minor handling marks. Comes with original factory cardboard box, owners manual, tools, two magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

With 2 position flap marked Owen & Co, Chicago. 6 brass rivets on wide belt loop. Brown body, black flap and loop. Well defined U.S. at top and very good plus overall.

Two are brass inlaid with mountain designs in wood, one features round turquoise inlay, both are maker marked Kenneth Reid, Albuquerque, New Mexico '84, and have gold tone tips, and measure 42". The third has a 1 3/4" x 1 1/2" turquoise center piece set in sterling silver with the Triple A logo attached to the stone. Has sterling tips and measures 37". The fourth is made by Barlow and features a bear head set in gold tone with gold tips. Measures 36". All 4 feature black braided leather cords in good condition, though the bear bolo cord is a little worn.

Both marked inside flap at front bottom of top of box. Fair to good condition. The Estate of John Kopec.

Niles Weekly Register (Baltimore) dated March 26, 1836, November 17, 1827; Washington City newspaper dated February 17, 1838; Public Ledger Friday Morning (Philadelphia) dated April 1, 1836. Along with a cabinet card of the Alamo. All accounts of Jim Bowie or the Alamo noted from prominent collector, author, historian Joseph Musso (Note, 2 pieces cost over $650 in 1990's.)

With no headstamp. Inert (no powder). From the Estate of John Kopec.

In red, black, and white. Maize and geometric design, 39"X64", light staining, otherwise good.

Various sizes and conditions. Circa 1910-1970s. From the John Kopec Estate collection.

Gorgeous Lab Created Black Opal Pendant set in 14 karat yellow gold setting.

'Long Action' American bolt action sporting rifle. Features blued finish, wood stock with checkered panels at wrist & forend, right hand cheek piece, factory solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs, grip cap, black forend tip. 24" tapered barrel, factory blade/bead hooded front sight, adjustable rear sight, hinged floorplate, manual safety. Bore is bright. Retains 95% finish with handling marks, some discoloration on bolt handle. Stock is near excellent with minor blemishes. NRA Condition is Very Good++ *** Modern Firearm ***

Canadian made magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 22 Long Rifle. Imported by Savage Arms Inc. of Westfield, M.A. with import marks on the left side of the barrel. Features a matte black finish, 21" threaded barrel with protector, no provisions for sights, Weaver 3-9x40 scope mounted on a one-piece base, adjustable Accu-trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, detachable 5 round magazine and Boyd's green laminate stock with adjustable rubber recoil pad & comb. Adjustable bipod installed. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its matte finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, optics are sharp and the stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern firearm.

Vintage blow-back operated, semi-auto, self-loading, take-down, rifle, produced 1905-1920. This one made in 1905, first year of production. 22" barrel with front blade/bead, and adjustable sporting rear sights. Charged by plunger in forearm, Fed from detachable 5 rd magazine (Included). Matching serial numbers. Winchester barrel, & tang markings are crisp/clear, bore is very good/bright, with strong rifling, some light frosting in the grooves. Nicely grained wood is overall good/sound with minor scratches/dings, there are a couple of hairline cracks in the right forerarm, Winchester plastic buttplate. Blue finish is about 60% with handling loss, mostly on the receiver. Action is smooth/tight. The left side of the receiver has been drilled/tapped for side mounted optics rail, no filler screws. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

Elegant Created Sapphire and Diamond Post Earrings featuring 2 oval cut lab created Blue Sapphires weighing approx. 2.00 carats combined total weight accented with 32 natural round cut Diamonds set in 10 karat yellow gold.

Turkish made striker fired semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Imported by SAR USA Miami, FL. Features matte black finish, 4.4" barrel, 3 dot white sights, polymer frame with accessory rail & replaceable backstraps, polymer trigger with integral safety, frame mounted ambidextrous safety. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, cleaning tools, two additional backstraps with side plates, (2 total) 17 rd magazines. Gun is new. NRA Condition is Excellent. Modern Firearm.

With 5 pestals for grinding corn or bustin nuts. The estate collection of John Kopec. 100-600 years old. Southwestern, USA.

High quality bolt action rifle manufactured by J.P Sauer, West Germany in 1964. Features a blued finish, fancy figured walnut stock, 24" barrel, no provisions for sights, hinged floorplate, 3 lug bolt, manual safety, plum colored bolt shroud. Monte Carlo pattern stock features right handed shadow line cheek piece with tall comb, checkered panels at wrist & forend, contrasting wood forend tip & grip cap, sling stud holes (No studs), ventilated rubber recoil pad. Bore is excellent/bright. Blue has dulled somewhat about 85% finish with signs of use & handling, there are a couple of very minor patches of pitting on the barrel, handling wear on the bolt knob. Wood is overall very good/sound with some minor scratches/dings, there is a chip out of the white diamond insert n the bottom of the grip cap. Two piece scope bases with the bottom rings installed on the receiver. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

With Crystal Designs In Brown And Black Ends Missing Otherwise 49"x37"

92 Gram Turquoise Stone.

All signed on bottom and in good condition. One measures 4" wide by 3 1/2" tall; one 5" wide by 2" tall; and one 3" wide by 4 1/4" tall.

Browning RMEF special edition lever action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 2012. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sigh, flip-up adjustable rear sight, steel receiver with integral scope rail cuts & RMEF elk logo engravings on both sides of the receiver, smooth curved trigger, exposed hammer with serrated spur, straight finger lever with a short 33° throw, stippling around trigger guard and on tang, smooth walnut forend with high gloss finish and straight grip shoulder stock with factory plastic buttplate. Includes the original factory box and instruction manual. Rifle exhibits approximately 99%+ of it's original blued finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are excellent. Condition is like NRA Near-Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

A. U.S. Springfield rifle cartridge box 1874 date, Frankford Arsenal. Very good (empty). B. Blanks for rifle and carbine (.45-70) Frankford Arsenal. Full, unopened 1903 stamped re-packing date. C. .50-70 Gov't box by U.N.C. (empty) taping and re-glue. The estate of John Kopec.

"Made in America or Not Made at All" this Henry lever action rimfire rifle is chambered for .22 S/L/LR. It features a blued 18.5" barrel and receiver, metal barrel band, full length tube magazine, hooded blade front sight, adjustable sporting rear sight,integral scope base machined into the receiver with a serrated trigger and hammer spur. It all fits beautifully in an American Walnut two piece stock with Henry butt plate. Comes with original box. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal finish and wood stocks are excellent. Very little if any signs of handling or use. Comes with factory box with matching label, manual. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Includes one Santa Clara, signed on bottom and measuring 2 1/2" tall, 3" wide; one mini wedding pot, 3" tall and 2 1/2" wide; a mini pot, 2" tall, 2 3/4" wide. All in fine condition.

Sn: #582069. Single shot, break-barrel rifle in .25-06 Remington. Satin stainless steel construction, 28" partially fluted barrel with no provision for sights, back of barrel drilled and tapped for optics with set screws, angle-adjustable knurled hammer spur and smooth semi-curved trigger, 'Realtree hardwoods' camo hydrographic film covered synthetic pistol grip stock and forearm with grip panels on wrist & forearm, LimbSaver black rubber recoil pad, sling swivels studs. Bore is pristine. Retains approx. 98% finish with no visible losses, synthetic surfaces are excellent. NRA Condition is excellent - like new. ***Modern Firearm***.

Made cartridges in fragmenting box with no labels on top. Internal primed copper case. Along with minty U.S. marked spring V.SE probably for trapdoor. Small arms regulations pocket book by Blunt. The estate collection of John Kopec.

Entitled "Morning Coffee". Julian Bayres (1943 - 2005) was born in Barcelona, Spain. He studied classic art in Europe including intensive training in the fine arts under tutelage of master craftsmen. He traveled extensively throughout Latin America working in art related fields and continued to experiment with various forms of artistic expression. He has been collected in several American Museums. In 1970 he settled in the United States to live as an artist. His early works realistically represent American folklore and heritage. Mostly self educated, in 1971 he opened his first art studio in Los Angeles, California. In 1973 he opened an art Gallery in Pasadena, California, until the totality of his work was assimilated by an Italian art studio. In 1984 he established his studio in Venice, California where he did a series of works for the Olympic Games of 1984. This bronze measures 8 1/2" tall x 9 1/2" long x 5 1/2" deep.

One features a nicely shaped tiger's eye center piece with silver tone tips on black braided leather, measures 43". One is round horse hair basket center piece with silver tone tips and brown and tan braided leather cord, measures 36". One is a carved mountain lion head on bone or bone-like oval by R. Blakewith silver tone tips and black/brown braided leather cord, worn, measures 38". The fourth is a Mexican coin set in maker marked sterling silver with silver tips on black braided leather, measures 37".

Elegant Double Strand of Baroque Pearls featuring creamy white Pearls with pink overtones and nice luster, strand measures 18 inches with sterling silver clasp.

The largest is signed on bottom and measures 4" tall by 5" wide. The other is a mini with damage, also signed, measuring 2" tall by 1" wide.

Italian made flintlock rifle, manufactured 2001. 39" octagonal barrel, fixed sights, double set trigger, full length walnut stock with right-handed cheek piece, brass plated furniture, wood ramrod with brass tip. Bore is excellent/bright, dusty, Rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Antique Firearm.

The largest has an incised snake design is signed on bottom and measures 3" tall by 4 1/2" wide. The second has a slightly tuliped rim, is signed on bottom and measures 2 1/4" x 3".

Sporter II' Desirable ‘pre-ban’ semi-automatic AR pattern modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56 Nato, manufactured prior to 1994. Features a matte grey finish, 16" pencil profile barrel with 1/7 twist, mid-length gas system, A2 bird cage flash hider, adjustable A2 shrouded post front sight with bayonet lug, carry handle upper receiver with adjustable A2 flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight, forward assist, shell deflector, dust cover, manual safety, smooth trigger, AR-15 profile BCG, large pivot pin lower receiver with non-fenced magazine release, no magazine, black nylon sling, black composite round handguards, A2 pistol grip and two-position telescoping CAR-15 style black composite shoulder stock. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing scattered handling marks, scuffs & scratches. Action is sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the synthetic stocks are very good. Needs a good cleaning, dusty from storage. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

by Jimmy Yellowhair, all still lifes. (1)Pima basket with corn measures 10"x8" (1)Basket with corn nd necklace 10"x8" (1) Basket with corn framed 10"x7" (1) Blackwear Pot with con framed 6"x5"

All unframed.

Originally purchased in 1964. Auburn brown mink stole or capelet, with pockets in both front tails. Has initials LEF sewn onto the lining. Very good condition.

Thompson Center Arms break action barrel pistol chambered in 6.5mm T/CU (Thompson/Center Ugalde) made in Rochester, NH. Features an approximately 14 " barrel (Super 14), serrated raised ramp front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, and serrated hammer spur. Centerfire/rimfire selector on the spur. Engraved Puma on both sides of the receiver, walnut forearm and one piece right handed finger grooved grip. Retains approximately 99% of blued finish. Grip has plastic cap with raised "TC". Bore is excellent, forearm has two small handling marks with one on the left side in front of the lead screw and the other by the rear screw, and grip is very good with an extremely dent on thumb rest. Condition is NRA Very Good- Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Fired and loaded .45-70 cartridges, dug up shells and 1 bullet. 2 I.D. tagged Ft. Thomas, AZ. 32 pieces. Most headstamps and dates I.D. from 1870s-1916. Varied conditions from dug up to V.G. The estate of John Kopec.

Single shot, break-barrel rifle in 220 Swift. Features blued finish, 26" barrel with no provision for sights, mounted scope rail on back of barrel for optics, hammer spur with thumb extensions and smooth semi-curved trigger, smooth wood pistol grip stock with vented black rubber recoil pad and forearm, sling swivels studs. Bore is very good/bright with strong rifling. Retains approx. 90% finish with some oxidation on top left of barrel, wood is very good with some noticeable small dents and scratches. NRA Condition is very good. ***Modern Firearm***.

By Jimmy Yellowhair. Measures 35"x29". Depicting Indian making sandpainting. Framed in green and gold wood frame.

Bolt action rifle chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum, circa 1993. Features a stainless steel finish, 24" stainless steel barrel, no provisions for sights, charcoal colored synthetic stock with grip panels at forearm and wrist, sling swivels and LimbSaver black rubber recoil pad, scalloped dovetails on receiver for scope mounting , hinged floorplate, three position safety at right rear of receiver. Bore is pristine with very strong rifling, slightly dirty. Retains approx. 80% finish with scratches on the floor plate and barrel. Synthetic stock is good, some scratches and slightly worn. Action is smooth. Includes mounted Simmons 3-10X40mm scope with a clear fine hair reticle. Condition is NRA good++. ***Modern Firearm***.

For S.W.P. 1899 (U.S. military replication) cartouche.

We believe mid-late Edo period. The top of the Kashira (pommel) features an intricate depiction of a home and village scene, symbolizing peace, tradition, and rural life. The Fuchi (collar) has a solid gold inlayed Japanese crest (Mon or Kamon) featuring a small solid circle surrounded by five larger solid circles, within a circle. ray skin hilt with black cloth wrapping, the menuki appear to be in the shape of an arrow with a gold inlayed dot near the tip. The plain blade is 13 1/2" , overall length 22". The brass Habaki is adorned with abstract symbols, the one hole in the tang looks punched, not drilled, has a five Mei signature. No Tsuba, not sure if it had one as many came without one. The black lacquered scabbard is wrapped in black leather, missing the Kozuka (Small knife) and the Kolguchi (Scabbard Mouth). there is a 1 1/2"chip out of lacquer in the top backside. Has an old cloth tag with Japanese writing. The blade is overall bright with some scattered minor pits on the lower end. has a non-traditional brass peg in the hilt. Worthy of further research.

Robert J. Grabb was an artist living in Pearce, Arizona (1946-2009). This piece is entitled "Ishmael" and is dated 2/2/85. Framed in oak it measures 29" x 39".

Dazzling Fancy Vivid Pink Created Diamond Ring featuring I.G.I. Certified vivid Pink lab created Diamond weighing 1.06 accented with 14 natural white accent Diamonds set in 14 karat white gold setting. Ring size 5 ¾. Compared to Natural Earth mined Diamonds = $80,000-$100,000.

Japanese Type 98 Army Shin-Gunto officer’s sword. The beautiful, 26" blade is in excellent condition, bright, with a distinct wavy temper line. This blade is seated through a multi-piece closed tsuba, with the tang secured with a bamboo peg. The tang is unmarked. The military-style hilt is typical officer quality, complete, and all original. It is constructed of a wood base, covered in ray skin with the traditional 3 brass cherry blossoms all wrapped in original brown cloth tape with a twist. The kabuto-gane, (pommel) is copper/brass. There are 8 Seppa (spacers) around the cross guard to keep the fit tight, and all are inletted for the scabbard lock. The scabbard (saya) is steel, and retains nearly all of the original olive paint. The ornate copper/brass ashi is in place for carrying. As is most often the case with these scabbards, a spring clip retention system is employed which is missing, the Tsuba is loose and the scabbard is missing the ishizuki.( end fitting)

Includes: (3) Carson City Savings Bank checks, (1) Agency of the Bank of California check, (1) The Nevada Bank San Francisco check.

Japanese Naval Officer's Kai-gunto type 97 sword with Shinogi Zukuri blade shape, lacquered black scabbard with gilt brass metal mounts. The 26 1/4" blade retains most of the original factory finish, with a simulated temper line. Heavy brass tsuba (cross guard) and the large brass Seppa (spacers) and O-Seppa (Large spacers) around the tsuba are large and highly stylized. The tsuka (handle) has two gold highlighted Cherry-Blossom menuki (grip decorations), and a nice gold highlighted Kabuto-Gane (End Cap), the wooden securing peg missing, sharkskin wrapped grip with complete brown-colored Ito (cloth binding) with fine decorative collar. The sharkskin has dried out and has crazing. There also is oxidation on the various metal fittings. As typical of the pattern, Cherry Blossom motifs appear on many of the fittings. The handle is tight to the blade, with secure spacers.The crossguard, tang, fuchi, tsuka, tsuba and all 4 of the spacers are marked with western number "864", indicating an original matched set made for this specific blade. The tang has no anchor but is arsenal signed. The scabbard is scuffed. These navy swords are somewhat rare as most of them wound up on the bottom of the ocean.

Believe mid Edo period. 26" long point blade, the temper line (Hamon) is clearly visible, and is of the wavy O-Notare (large, sweeping waves) type. Ray skin wrapped grip, black cloth wrapped with spiny lobster menuki, often called ebi in Japanese, represent longevity and prosperity. Furthermore, the lobster's hard shell and spiny appearance also suggest a resemblance to samurai armor, making it a fitting and auspicious design for sword fittings. The top of the brass colored alloy Kashira (pommel), Fuchi (collar) and the scabbard feature cherry blossom motifs. The brass colored alloy solid Tsuba, Mokko Gata shape, is decorated with with plants. The one hole tang is signed on both sides The wood orange lacquered scabbard is missing the fitting and there is some separation near the top of the two sides.

Battlefield Pick-Up. Late war style mid grade Japanese officer Katana, with an arsenal-made blade. It is in the standard 1944 pattern fittings, offically known as Rinji Seikishi or "Special Contingency" version of the Type 98 Shin-Gunto setting, sometimes called the "Type 3". The katana itself measures 39 1/4 inches overall, with a 26 1/4 inch arsenal-made blade. It has a standard bright finish to it, with a straight faux hamon (temper line). the two hole (Mekugi-ana) tang is marked with a two mei stamp, the flat of the tang is stamped "00" followed by a Mantesu Mune Su stamp indicating this sword was manufactured in 1944. The blade mountings are the typical Pattern 1944 era Army style, a copper habaki (blade collar), with an unadorned iron fuchi (grip collar) with spring lock (Bent). The tsuka (handle) has black painted copper Imperial Army cherry blossom menukis (grip decoration), and an unadorned black Kabuto-Gane (Pommel Cap). The Tsuka (handle) has an stingray (Sa-Me) grip panels, covered with complete brown Ito (cloth binding), which is in very good condition, but not wrapped traditionally, which is typical on the P1944 Setting. Single ring steel scabbard with wood insert, unadorned fittings. The sword is missing the tsuba and spacers, has been exposed to the elements for a time with the scabbard and metal fittings showing surface rust and finish loss. The blade is overall bright with patches of dark pitting at the tip. No doubt this sword was picked up on one of the islands by a USGI some time after the action.

26 5/8" katana blade With Wavy Temper Line and a copper habaki (blade collar) 39 1/2" overall. The tang has a 7 mei signature. Contained in a natural wood shirasaya. The shirasaya was custom made to fit a blade for the purpose of storage or transportation. The blade is overall very good/bright with some minor scratches, no nicks to the edge. The shirasaya appears to be of newer manufacture.

With upper gallery as found in jewelry stores, candy shops and general stores in the 19th Century. Unrestored, very good condition with nice patina to metal. Three glass shelves for upper gallery. Measures 30" tall by 20" width and 20" depth. From the Larry Shelton Collection.

Brazilian made stainless steel 1911-A1 style semi-automatic pistol. Polished & matte finish, 4" bbl, full length guide rod, serrated 3-hole skeletonized adjustable trigger, skeletonized hammer, 7 round magazine, smooth beavertail grip safety, ambidextrous thumb safety, straight serrated mainspring housing, steel frame and two piece faux ivory grips. The stainless finish is about 98% exhibiting a few light scratches on the left side of the slide and one light scratch on the right side, and no major wear observed. Action is crisp, bore is very good with strong rifling, and pistol grips are good with very light scratches and some light blue marks by the bottom screw. Night sights no longer glow. Condition is NRA Very Good-Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

By Winchester Western. 25 rounds - box - fair with end flaps ripped off and inside. Interesting printing on back about Colt, National Remington and other Derringers.

Sn: #ps24518. Single shot, break-barrel rifle in .416 Rigby. Satin stainless steel construction, 28" ported and partially fluted barrel, with no provision for sights, drilled and tapped with set screws, angle-adjustable knurled hammer spur and smooth semi-curved trigger, black synthetic pistol grip stock with swivel loop and forearm with checkered panels on wrist & forearm and sling swivels stud. Bore is pristine/bright with very strong rifling. Retains approx. 95% finish with no visible losses, synthetic surfaces are excellent. NRA Condition is excellent, like new. ***Modern Firearm***.

Two-tone Phoenix coming out of the flames on braid leather bolo tie all sterling silver.

.999 pure 1g gold bar pendant and gold-plated sterling silver chain. Total weight is 4.10g.

With metal studs and double loops on Bianchi cartridge belt (holster marked Williams-Klamath CA.). Belt size 40. Very good plus used condition with Bianchi leather 4 inch S&W holster, Browning zipper case .25 auto size, Bianchi 2 inch soft leather belt holster D.A. .38. The estate collection of John Kopec.

The "Woodsmaster". Modern semi-automatic rifle chambered in .308 Win., circa 1960-65. Features a 22" tapered barrel with a serrated ramp front blade/bead front sight, sporting adjustable u-notch rear sight, push button safety. Receiver drilled/tapped for optics and mounts a raised/ see thru weaver scope mount. Two piece smooth wood curved pistol grip shoulder stock, checkered at wrist and forearm with a black checkered factory butt plate and black grip cap. Bore is good with strong rifling, slightly dirty. Retains approx. 85% of its finish with with a scrape on the left side of trigger guard and a tiny scrape on back of right side of receiver. The wood stock and forend are in excellent condition. Comes with a four round metal magazine. NRA Condition is Very Good++. ***C&R Firearm***.

Inlaid with coral, jet, mother pearl set in sterling silver, maker marked by Dee Brown.

Titled Buffalo Scout. Signed in lower right corner by artist Olaf Wieghorst (April 30, 1899 – April 27, 1988). Wieghorst was a Danish-American painter who specialized in depictions of the American frontier. His art was in the vein of Frederic Remington and Charles Russell. In 1992, he was inducted into the Hall of Great Westerners of the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Measures 21" x 25 1/2"; in frame measures 31 1/2" x 35 1/2".

set in sterling maker marked KL.

25 1/4" Yokote blade copper with straight temper line and a copper alloy Habaki (blade collar). Unsigned tang. Kaku Gata unadorned iron Tsuba with one spacer on top, two on the bottom. the two piece wood handle is missing the fittings and retains about 5" of the ray skin wrap, no cloth wrap. The two piece wood scabbard is wrapped in smooth ray skin, colored black , the scabbard has no fittings and has some separation at the top. The blade is overall good/bright with some minor scratches and a couple of very small nicks, barely noticeable. Judging by the Tsuba and age on the tang we would estimate mid-late Edo Period. Worthy of restoration.

Engraved graduated sterling silver beads. Measures 12 1/2" from drop.

Brazilian made six-shot double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum imported by Taurus Int. Mfg., Miami, FL. It features a blued finish, 6" barrel with solid top rib & half underlug, ramped serrated front sight, adjustable notched blade rear sight, fluted cylinder, serrated curved target trigger, checkered hammer spur, passive firing pin, internal locking safety, and two-piece checkered wood grips with Taurus medallions. Revolver exhibits approximately 95% of it's original finish showing only a faint drag line on the cylinder, some edge wear, and a minor blemish and wear at the left side of the muzzle. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, bore is dirty but looks like it is bright and wood grips are very good with minor handling marks along the bottom edge. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Taurus DA/SA revolver chambered in .45LC/410 GA with a 3" barrel manufactured in Brazil, and imported by Taurus Int. Mfg., Miami, FL. It features a stainless 3" barrel, orange fiber optic front sight, square channel cut rear sight, 3/4 length underlug, fluted five-shot cylinder, checkered hammer spur, passive firing pin, smooth curved wide trigger, internal locking system, transfer bar safety, high luster stainless frame and one-piece ribbed black rubber grip with Taurus medallions. Revolver finish is 99% and exhibits minor scratches and a faint drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with solid lock-up, bore is bright with strong rifling, and rubber grip is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made stainless steel double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson, manufactured circa 1990-1999 in Springfield, MA. Features a satin stainless finish, 4" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed front sight with single dot, shrouded adjustable two-dot rear sight, ambidextrous safety/decocker, smooth curved trigger, hammer with serrated spur, push button magazine release, 11 round factory magazine, checkered front strap and trigger guard, and one-piece checkered black Delrin wraparound grip with S&W insignias. Overall finish is approximately 95%. Pistol exhibits a light amount of handling marks consisting of some scuffs & scratches along the barrel shroud (bottom of frame), trigger guard, bottom of grip, and a few scattered throughout the right side of frame and slide. Action is strong, the bore appears excellent, and the synthetic grips have moderate scratches on the right side. Condition is NRA Very Good-Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured circa 1979-1980. Features a bright nickel plated finish with a matte slide top, blued controls, carbon steel slide, 4" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, serrated ramp front sight (red paint), windage adjustable micrometer click rear sight, smooth curved trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety/decocking lever on the left side of the slide, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, factory 8 round magazine, aluminum alloy frame, checkered alloy backstrap with lanyard loop and two-piece smooth faux ivory white grips with wood spacer on the insides. Pistol exhibits superficial scratches, and minor edge wear on the blued controls with more significant wear on the hammer spur. The finish is approximately 90% with discoloring on the rear of the slide, beaver tail, and along the backstrap down to the lanyard loop. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is very good, and wood grips are very good with only one extremely small nick on the right panel towards the bottom rear. There is a spot of rust on the rear sight tang. It comes with one spare magazine. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made 'The .38 Chiefs Special' small frame double action revolver chambered in .38 Special. Manufactured in Springfield, MA, between 1968 and 1982, with the heavy barrel standardized in 1975. Features a blued finish with case colored serrated curved trigger, checkered service hammer with exposed firing pin, 3" barrel, non-shrouded ejector rod, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted five-shot cylinder, checkered wood Magna grips with S&W medallions. Retains approximately 99% finish with no apparent edge wear or other losses. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent with strong rifling, cylinder chambers are excellent, and the grips have no loss. Comes with factory box, manual, and bore brush. Manufactured early 1980's. NRA condition is Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

#17599. Engraved double barrel pin-fire hammer gun based on the Le Faucheaux system. Patented by Casimir Lefaucheux in 1835. Made in Sommerda, Germany (Prussia) by Franz Von Dreyse circa 1870. The son of the famous inventor of the Prussian needle fire rifle M/41 Nikolaus von Dreyse. Franz v. Dreyse was born in 1822 and died in 1894. 30 1/4" barrels with dovetailed German silver low-profile front sight blade, flip v-notch rear sight, double set triggers, exposed hammers, bottom lever break-top, one-piece walnut stock with checkered and carved straight wrist, scrolled,carved horn guard behind the ornate triggerguard, shadow line cheekpiece (right-handed shooter) steel buttplate with scroll engraving around the mounting screws, sling swivels. The lock plates, 'rabbit ear' hammers, triggerguard and the metal forearm are fully engraved with intricate floral/scroll designs with pheasants on the right lock, rabbit on the left and hunting dog on the triggerguard. Maker marked on the solid rib. The bores are very good/bright, mechanically excellent, barrels lock-up tight, the barrels have turned a brown patina, the engraving is crisp with fine detail, the wrist checkering is fine, there is a couple of minor chips in the horn and the stock is very good with minor chips/dings, has been varnished at some point. LOP is 14", chokes measure IC. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Dan Wesson made 9mm 1911 style pistol manufactured in Norwich, NY. It features an adjustable target rear sight, fiber optic front sight, 5" barrel, forged stainless slide, forged stainless frame, nine round magazines, push button serrated magazine release, full length stainless guide rod, inverted top rib, front and rear cocking serrations, undercut trigger guard, triangular skeletonized trigger (adjustable), skeletonized serrated hammer, smooth extended beavertail grip safety, 25 LPI front strap checkering, checkered mainspring housing, and double diamond cocobolo grips. The flats on this pistol are soft brushed while the rounds are bead blasted. The finish is approximately 98% with minor handling blemishes on the right side of the slide, a mark by the rear sight dovetail, and a small take-down mark by the slide stop. Wood grips are excellent. Bore is Excellent. It comes with the factory box, an optics plate, and extra magazine Condition is NRA Very Good - Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm"

"Three Screw" Single-action revolver manufactured circa 1971. Features 7 1/2" barrel, blued finish, raised serrated blade front sight and pinned adjustable square notch rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, two piece smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions. No transfer bar. Bright bore and strong rifling. Retains approx 98% finish with tiny nicks/ very slight edge wear and faint drag line on cylinder. Grips are excellent. Comes with factory box. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Compact semiautomatic DA/SA pistol made in Czech Republic, imported by CZ-USA, Kansas City, KS. Features matte black finish, checkered black rubber grips, 3" barrel, dovetailed front and rear sights with hand-painted dots, frame mounted safety lever, smooth curved trigger, push button serrated mag release, skeletonized serrated hammer, metal guide rod assembly, front strap and backstrap serrations. Bore is excellent, grips are excellent, and original factory paint is approximately 99%. Includes factory plastic case, two extra 8 round factory magazines with finger extensions, a spring, bore brush, and owners manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Original 23 2/4" Futasuji-hi (Double Bo-hi) blade with two identical and parallel grooves. Long tang with 40" overall length. No signature is visible on the tang, has surface rust. Two holes above the blade and one at the top, the top has a small section broken off. Blade is bright with some scratches, some dark patina, pitting on the top edge near the point and a very small nick on the sharpe edge near the point. Has the dimensions for a Nagamaki sword.

Beretta Model 96 semiautomatic DA/SA pistol is manufactured in Accokeek, MD. It features a stainless barrel and slide, with a silver alloy frame, approximately 4.9" barrel, skeletonized serrated hammer, red 3 dot fixed sights, two piece rubber grips, push button magazine release, serrated front strap, serrated backstrap, ambidextrous slide mounted decocker/safety, 11 round magazine, polymer lanyard stud at butt, curved smooth polymer trigger, and polymer guide rod. Bore is excellent condition. Overall finish is 98% with light scattered handling marks. Black rubber grips are excellent. Includes extra magazine, owners manual, and factory plastic box. Condition is near NRA Excellent. *** Modern Firearm ***

Optics ready Czech bolt action rimfire rifle in .17 HMR, imported by CZ-USA, Kansas City KS. Features an 20.5" bull barrel, no provisions for sights, detachable 5-rd magazine, manual safety. Walnut stock features checkered panel at wrist, sling swivels, black rubber factory recoil pad. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% dark blue. Stock is excellent. Like new condition. NRA Condition-Perfect - Like New. Modern Firearm.

Measures: 42"H X 48"W X 28"D. Glass sliding doors for top shelf. Slat-board shelf. Sliding wood panel doors for bottom of display. Wired with dimmer switch. Nameplate reads, "Excelsior Show Case Works, St. Louis". ***No Shipping. Pickup Only***

Includes seven quartz crystal rings in sterling silver, sizes 6, 7, 8, 9(x2), 10, 11. And a crystal pendant measuring approximately 1".

Titled "Heading Towards Williams", dated 1971. By Bruce D. Fee (1926-2018).

Semiautomatic pistol features matte black finish, black polymer frame, 5" barrel with threaded muzzle, fixed sights,ventilated barrel shroud, manual safety. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 92% finish on metal parts with edge wear, minor scratches/scuffs/ Frame is excellent condition. Includes one 32 round magazine, foam lined hard case with matching label. Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Depicts an "Indian Chief" with headdress and bright coral and bear claw necklace. Signed "Stone".

Oak plant stand with twisted center column. 59-1/2"H. Center top measures 9" across. Good to v.g. condition. John Kopec estate.

Inlaid with a light and a dark stone. Size 9 1/4.

#21FD-3581 Made in Turkey for Legacy Sports Reno, NV. This gas operated, magazine fed, semi-automatic 12 Gauge shotgun is chambered for 3" magnum shells. Features an 18.5" barrel with CYL choke installed, dark earth finish on receiver, forearm, barrel shroud and adjustable cheek riser. Black polymer shoulder stock w/ rubber buttpad and rubber pistol grip. Full Picatinny rail on top receiver, 3" Pic rails on front and back top of forearm and 2.5" Pic rail on bottom front. black polymer flip-up adjustable front and rear sights, oversized metal charging handle, push button magazine release and smooth curved trigger. LOP is 14". Comes with one metal 5 rd magazine. Bore is excellent/bright, shotgun is in like new condition. Included are the manual and 3 spare factory magazines, one 5-rd and two 10-rd. NRA Condition is Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Single shot rifle in .22 LR chambering manufactured by Remington Arms Co Ilion, NY. It features 26" octagon barrel, sporting sights (missing), smooth wood schnabel forend with contoured metal cap, straight gripped wood "perch-belly" stock with curved steel buttplate. Barrel and receiver show a brown patina, and the buttplate and forend cap have a blued finish. The remaining finish is fair at approximately 30% with scratches and edge wear. The receiver, barrel, and tangs show handling marks, and the metal shows some scattered pitting. The buttplate has traces of rust. The bore is dark and dirty where rifling cannot be determined. Markings are crisp. Wood is very good and sound with no cracks, good fit to metal, and there is either glue or finish drippings at the front of the forend. Action is smooth. Manufactured 1873 to 1910 no specific date to determine antiquity. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Pump action 12 Gauge shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" and 3" shotshells, manufactured circa 1985. Features blued finish, 21" vented rib barrel with red insert front sight and mid- length barrel steel bead, fixed Modified choke, checkered wood stock at the wrist and forearm, brown factory recoil pad, push button safety, dual action bars. Bore is excellent/bright. Metal retains 98% finish with no visible handling marks, friction wear on action bars and magazine tube. Wood is overall excellent . LOP is 14". Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***.

Vintage single barrel break open shotgun manufactured circa 1920-1929. Features 28" tapered barrel, brass bead front sight, blued finish, plain wood stock & splinter forend, "Owls Head" black hard rubber buttplate, top lever opening, extractor, exposed hammer. Bore is overall good/bright. Metal shows mottled browns and grays throughout. Barrel locks up tight, wood is overall very good/sound. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

'Pre-64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1952. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped blade/bead front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled steel buttplate. Bore is very good, slightly dirty. Retains approx. 95% finish with slight edge wear. Wood is very good with some light scratches. Action is smooth. Winchester markings are crisp/clear. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***.

4 items. Includes recoil spring assembly, UZI Bolt Assembly, Complete, 9X19, 10 1/4" barrel and Complete UZI trigger group assembly. Very good condition, barrel bore is excellent/bright.