High quality American made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. Pistol features a two-toned finish with a black slide and a satin stainless steel frame, a 5" match grade barrel, front and rear slide serrations, hollow recoil spring plug, full-length metal guide rod, raised and flared ejection port, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, frame mounted extended serrated manual "thumb" safety, firing pin block safety (series 80 type feature), smooth extended beavertail grip safety, serrated and curved adjustable skeletonized trigger, two-toned skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, flat checkered polymer mainspring housing, checkered slide stop, full-length metal guide rod, checkered push-button magazine release, smooth front strap, beveled magazine well, two-piece half smooth and half checkered rosewood grips. The slide is blued carbon steel with brushed flats and satin contours. The frame is stainless steel with brushed flats and satin contours. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% with edge wear, carry wear, and some handling blemishes. The original stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, but there is slight deformation on the rear right-hand side of the slide. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the wood grips are in very good condition with a few light handling marks, and a scratch on the right grip panel. The action is smooth and crisp. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic striker-fired pistol chambered for .40 Smith & Wesson, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. The Smith& Wesson introduced the SD series of pistols in 2010 to replace the Sigma line, and the SD40 VE was introduced in 2012. Pistol features a two-toned finish with a matte stainless steel slide, front and rear slide serrations, a 4" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, smooth curved two-piece safety trigger, full-length guide rod with a flat recoil spring, loaded chamber indicator on the top of the slide, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, magazine disconnect, checkered push-button magazine release, large serrated slide stop, black polymer frame with granular texturing on the panels and checkering on the straps, and a beveled magazine well. The original matte stainless steel slide finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent with little to speak of. Pistol includes two factory 10-round magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Ljungman' Swedish semiautomatic military rifle manufactured circa 1943, upgraded to "B" model in the 1950's. Imported by CAI, marked on the barrel. Features 25" barrel, cleaning rod, bayonet lug, integral muzzle break, post front sight in protective ring, notch rear sight with elevation wheel, manual safety, stripper clip guide, detachable 10 round magazine, side mounted sling swivels. Swedish proofs, brass Torped disc inletted in buttstock. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 98% blued/black finish, . Stock is very good condition. Includes one magazine and a good condition leather sling. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

American made single-shot military rifle chambered for .50-70 Government. The Model 1868 features a receiver length of 2-1/8", and a shorter arched underside of breech bolt of 1-7/8". Rifle has matching numbers on the barrel and receiver, as well as an "1869" dated breech bolt over an eagle head and "U.S." marking. Rifle features a blued finish, a 32-1/2" round barrel, blade front sight, adjustable folding elevator rear sight, smooth curved trigger, civil war style lock plate, no cleaning rod, sling swivels on the front barrel band and trigger guard, and no provision for a stacking swivel. Proper lock plate with "1863" dated on the side. Rear sight base is butted against the receiver. The oil finished walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, two barrel bands, and a smooth metal butt plate. There are a couple of feint cartouches on the left side of the stock above the trigger. The original blued finish retained is approximately 15% with most of the metal taking on a brown patina. Metal displays a few dings, and some light pin-prick pitting. The walnut furniture is in good condition considering its age, with handling marks, dings, and some chipping at the rear of the shoulder stock. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore shows strong rifling with light oxidative peppering. The engravings are sharp, and legible. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Austrian made 'V' model Glock, a striker-fired safe-action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm Luger. The 'V' models are the newest offerings produced by Glock. Pistol features a nDLC (Diamond Like Coating) satin black finished slide, 4.02" barrel with 'Marksman' rifling, polymer fixed front sight with white dot, dovetailed white outlined square notched rear sight, integrated blade trigger safety, full-length guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, bull-nosed slide with front and rear slide serrations, textured front trigger guard, ambidextrous serrated slide stop, accessory rail on dust cover, serrated and reversible push-button magazine release, accepts fifteen-round OEM magazines, serrated slide cover plate, flared magazine well, modular backstrap and beavertail system (MBS), and durable black polymer frame with a textured non-finger grooved grip. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original nDLC finish with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong 'Marksman' rifling. The frame polymer is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. This pistol is 'like-new' in box, and still has the factory copper-colored Loctite C5-A anti-seize lubricant in the slide (used for break-in). Pistol includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, cleaning tools, three OEM magazines total, two extra backstraps with tool, and a magazine speed loader. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

'Shadow Ghost', a high quality American made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. The Kimber Custom LW Shadow Ghost (SKU 3700786) in .45 ACP is a limited-time special offering introduced in 2025. Pistol features a matte KimPro black slide finish, stainless steel slide with front and rear cocking serrations, aluminum frame with a KimPro Gray finish, full-length metal guide rod with a hollow recoil spring plug, a 5" stainless steel match grade barrel with a black match grade bushing, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight with two white dots, extended frame mounted manual safety, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered slide stop, two-toned skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, smooth upswept beavertail grip safety, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style), adjustable serrated curved skeletonized trigger, flat checkered polymer mainspring housing, beveled magazine well, smooth front strap, and two-piece black checkered double-diamond rubber grips. The original matte KimPro black slide finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The original matte KimPro Gray frame finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The grip rubber is in excellent condition with a new appearance. Pistol includes the original black foam-lined factory hard case, owner's manual, bushing wrench, cable lock, sticker, spare fiber optic filaments, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

German made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for 7.62x51 NATO, and manufactured by Ludwig Lowe Arms Company out of Berlin, Germany. Ludwig Loewe was also a partial owner of Mauser Waffenfabrik beginning in 1887, and the two companies consolidated in 1896. In consequence, all rifles marked with 'Ludwig Loewe' are considered antiques by U.S. Federal law. This is a contract rifle produced for the Chilean military by Ludwig Loewe & Company from 1895 until 1896, and then later by the Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) until 1900. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 29" round barrel, dovetailed inverted 'V' front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, stripper clip guide cut into receiver, checkered three position flag type manual safety, cleaning rod under barrel, in-the-white turned-down bolt handle, in-the-white bolt body, smooth curved trigger, bayonet lug, and a left receiver rail mounted bolt release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, smooth handguard, sling swivel on the barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. Receiver ring is marked with the Chilean crest, and the left receiver rail is marked 'MAUSER CHILENO MODELO 1895, MANUFACTURA LOEWE BERLIN'. Serial numbers are non-matching. A Chilean crest cartouche can be seen on left side of the shoulder stock. No import marks were observed. The original blued finish retained is approximately 10% with normal handling blemishes, and the finish is taking on a mottled gray patina. Metal displays some abrasive marks on the receiver, grinding marks on the bolt handle, and some light nicks and dings. Furniture Wood is in good condition with minor small dents and nicks. Action functions well, but feels really stiff. The bore is bright with strong rifling. The rear sight slider is bent and moves somewhat freely. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

American made pistol gripped pump-action shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured North Haven, CT. The Model 500 started production in 1961, and is still produced today. Shotgun features a blued finish on the steel components, black anodized aluminum receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 20-1/2" round barrel with brass bead front sight (bead broken off), fixed choke is open, ported barrel shroud, dual action bars, full-length magazine tube, smooth curved trigger, smooth left side receiver mounted bolt release behind trigger, serrated top receiver mounted sliding safety, granular textured pistol grip with a finger groove and sling loop on top, sling stud on the magazine tube bracket, and corn cob style slide handle. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with light handling marks, thinning on the barrel shroud, some heavier scratches from barrel shroud installation, and contact wear from the slide handle. The anodized receiver finish remaining is about 99% with superficial blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there was light rust observed on the barrel and barrel shroud. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore looks bright and shiny. Pistol grip and slide handle are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Imperial Topaz and Diamond Pendant featuring a custom cut Orange Topaz with a Certified Imperial coloring accented with 5 round cut Diamonds set in a heavy, finely detailed hand crafted 14 karat Rose gold setting. Full Retail Appraised Value - $16,400.00

Commercial bolt-action sporting rifle built on a robust Mauser 1898-type action manufactured by Zastava Arms in Yugoslavia, imported by Interarms of Alexandria, Virginia. This gun features a controlled round feeding action and a 24" blued barrel with no provisions for sights, fitted with Weaver bases and rings mounting a Bushnell 3x-9x Banner scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. It has a hinged floorplate, a sliding manual safety on the right side of the tang, nicely figured smooth hardwood thumb hole, pistol grip stock with contrasting grip cap & forend tip, shadow-line cheek rest, Pachmayr vented rubber recoil pad. Serrated curved trigger, sling swivels. The bore is excellent/bright ,action is smooth, the high-polished blue finish is about 99% and the wood is excellent. Comes with a nice brown leather 'basket weave' sling. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

East German made single-shot falling block target rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured in Suhl, Germany. Produced in the "Town of Gunsmiths", The C.G. Haenel factory was founded in 1840 by Carl (Gottlieb) Haenel. By the 1920's, Haenel rifles set at least three World Records in small-bore target shooting. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 28-1/8" octagonal barrel, ramped blade front sight, fully adjustable Redfield aperture rear sight mounted to the left side of the receiver with an extension, original factory tang sight removed, curved gold-toned half checkered trigger, elegant checkered combination trigger guard and action lever, and a shell extractor. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, deep checkered forend (broken sling stud), right-hand cheek piece, checkered black plastic grip cap, and a black Pachmayr rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with minor edge wear, light handling blemishes and the chamber area taking on a plum color. Metal displays slight deformation in some of the screw slots, and there is sparse oxidative speckling on the receiver. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in very good condition with most of the handling blemishes on the forend, and strange circular dark spots on the right side of the shoulder stock. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Optics ready. SIG SHR 970 (Swiss Hunting Rifle) is a high-quality, discontinued bolt-action rifle produced from 1998 to 2002 by SIG Arms/Swiss Arms. 65° short-throw bolt, tapered 22" match-grade hammer-forged barrel with no provisions for sights, recessed crown, manual thumb safety, Ilaflon coated black finish, hinged floor plate, scope rings installed on receiver. Checkered black polymer, pistol-grip stock, solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs. Rifle is in like new condition, the bore is excellent/bright. Comes in factory hard case with matching label. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

'Low-Wall', a single-shot falling block rifle chambered for .25-20 Single Shot, and manufactured in New Haven, CT. The Model 1885 was originally manufactured from 1885 until 1920 available in hi-wall and low-wall with a number of sub-models. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 28" octagonal barrel, globe front sight with an aperture insert, dovetail blank installed in rear sight slot, Lyman vernier aperture sight mounted on tang, shell extractor, smooth curved trigger, checkered hammer spur, elaborate combination trigger guard and action lever, and a checkered hammer spur. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth Schnabel forend with a black forend tip, and a smooth metal crescent butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 85% with edge wear, handling blemishes, and the finish taking on a mottled brown/gray patina. Metal displays small dings along the barrel, and there were a few very minor speckles of rust on the trigger guard/lever and the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is fairly bright with decent rifling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Italian made single-action revolver chambered for .357 Magnum, and imported by Cimarron F.A. Company out of Fredericksburg, TX. Revolver was manufactured in 2022. This revolver is a copy of a Colt 1873 Single-Action Army revolver. Revolver features a blued finish, case-colored frame, case-colored loading gate, case-colored hammer with a checkered spur, 4-3/4" round barrel, fixed blade front sight, square notched frame rear sight, smooth curved thin trigger, fluted six-round cylinder, bird's head stye ejector rod, collard cylinder pin head, smooth grip straps, and a single-piece smooth walnut grip with gold-toned Cimarron medallions on both sides. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes. The color-case finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. The walnut grip is in excellent condition with a small amount of edge wear on the bottom edge on the left side. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made single-action semi-automatic 1911 style pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Geneseo, IL. The Springfield Emissary is a defensive pistol designed with custom grade components. Pistol features a two-toned finish with a blued slide and a gray carbon steel frame, the forged slide has a matted top and polished sides, 40 lines-per-inch top slide serrations, full-length metal guide rod, a bushing-less 4-1/4" bull barrel with a target crown, dovetailed tritium front sight with a green outline, dovetailed Tactical Rack U-Dot rear sight with a white outline, solid serrated flat-faced trigger, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style), serrated extended frame mounted manual safety, serrated slide stop, serrated push-button magazine release, square textured front strap, beveled magazine well, square textured flat mainspring housing, smooth extended beavertail grip safety with a memory bump, and two-piece square textured silver and black G10 grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The gray frame finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The G10 grip panels are in excellent condition with no flaws. The tritium night sight glows brightly. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, soft case, instruction manual, cable lock, wrench, and two magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Produced by DGFM FMAP in Argentina. 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 parkerized finish. 5" barrel, fixed front sight, dovetailed u-notch rear sight, knurled trigger and hammer spur with black plastic checkered grips. Grip safety, knurled arched mainspring housing, lanyard loop, one magazine. Blued metal finish is about 99% with a few very minor scratches, (May have been re-blued at some point) action is smooth,grips are excellent. The bore is excellent/bright. Manufactured 1945-66, this one produced in 1952. The four observed serial numbers match. No import marks observed. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

American made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and manufactured circa 1998 in Southport, CT. Rifle features a satin stainless steel finish, scalloped dovetails on receiver for scope mounting, a 22" tapered stainless steel barrel, no provisions for sights, smooth curved trigger, mauser style bolt with a turned down and swept back handle, hinged floorplate with a release lever on the trigger guard, and a serrated three position swing safety at right rear of receiver. The black synthetic furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with grooves at the wrist, grooved panels at forend, sling swivels on the bottom of the shoulder stock and forend, and serrated solid black rubber recoil pad. A Simmons Deerfield 3-9x32mm rifle scope (Model 21012) with a duplex reticle is mounted to the receiver using 1" Ruger proprietary rings. The original stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks, and a material transfer on the rear of the shoulder stock. The scope's sight picture is bright and clear with the slightest of yellowing. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

German made single-action revolver chambered for .357 Magnum, and manufactured circa 1965. Imported by Herter's out of Waseca, MN, the Single Six was manufactured by J.P. Sauer & Sohn (which later became Sig Sauer) in Western Germany. These revolvers were known to be over built and good quality, but they did not meet sales expectations. Interestingly, Herter's was also in a legal dispute over the model name "Single-Six" with Ruger. Pistol features a blued finish, an approximately 6-1/2" round barrel, serrated raised fixed blade front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, fluted six-round cylinder, bird's head style ejector rod button, collard cylinder pin head, serrated curved trigger, in-the-white hammer with a serrated spur, frame mounted firing pin, smooth grip straps, and two-piece black checkered grips with silver-toned Herter's medallions on both sides. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with some minor edge wear, some losses on the trigger guard and frame, and patina showing on the trigger guard and frame as well. Some of the finish is taking on a plum patina. Metal displays no deformation, but there was some light oxidative speckling on the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The grip polymer is in very good to excellent condition with very light handling marks, light wear, and a minor dent on the right grip panel. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made slide-action shotgun chambered for 3-1/2" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured from 2009 until 2015 in Ilion, NY. Shotgun features a matte black ArmorLokt polymer finish, steel receiver with a mounted 4-7/8" picatinny rail, 18-1/2" solid ribbed hammer-forged barrel, 'Cylinder' choked barrel, green Hi-Viz LitePipe front sight, dual action bars, solid serrated curved trigger, annular cut trigger guard mounted manual safety, smooth bolt release mounted at the front of the trigger guard, 2-round magazine tube extension, barrel clamp with picatinny rail and sling stud attachment, and a 2-round magazine extension (7+1 capacity). A combination radial door breach muzzle brake and choke is installed and listed as a, "ported, extended tactical Rem™ Choke" on the Remington website. The ergonomically contoured polymer furniture consists of semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, finger grooved slide handle, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14" length-of-pull, and a black solid rubber Remington recoil pad. The origial black ArmorLokt finish retained is approximately 99% with contact wear from the slide handle, and nothing else remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The furniture's polymer condition is excellent with little to speak of. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle only, and manufactured in Brooklyn, NY. Henry Repeating arms was founded in 1996 in Brooklyn, NY, and moved to Bayonne, NJ in 2008, putting the manufacture of this rifle in that time frame. Rifle is a close copy of the AR-7 survival rifle designed by Eugene Stoner, and disassembles into smaller components that can be stored inside the hollow buttstock (rifle floats in water). Rifle features a matte black aluminum receiver, black polymer furniture, 16" sleeved polymer barrel, raised dovetailed front sight removed, elevation adjustable rear peep sight, serrated curved trigger, pull-out charging knob, serrated right receiver mounted manual safety, accepts detachable box magazines, knurled take-down nut, and a front trigger guard mounted serrated magazine release. The black polymer furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, no forend, and a black serrated butt plate/stock cover. The original black polymer finish retained is approximately 97% with edge wear at the muzzle, and light handling blemishes along the barrel. The black aluminum receiver finish remaining is approximately 98% with some light edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The shoulder stock polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes two magazines total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Czech made semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 2014. Imported by CZ USA Kansas City, KS. The model 512 shares some features with the Model 455, for instance, the magazines and scope rings are compatible. This model was introduced in 2010 to replace the Model 511. Rifle features a matte black finished aluminum receiver with a fiberglass reinforced lower section, serrated 11mm optic dovetail on the top of the receiver, a 20-1/2" cold hammer-forged blued tapered barrel with a target crown, raised protected blade front sight, fully adjustable 'U' notched rear sight, smooth curved trigger, annular cut cross-bolt safety mounted on trigger guard, utilizes detachable magazines, and has a serrated manual bolt hold open mounted at the front of the trigger guard. The Turkish walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 13-3/4" length-of-pull, and a black plastic checkered factory butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. The matte black aluminum finish retained is approximately 98% with a few superficial blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, and no rust. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with one notable mark on the left edge of the forend, and a few insignificant handling marks. Rifle includes one 5-round magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern firearm***

High quality German made left-handed bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .300 Weatherby Magnum, and manufactured by J.P Sauer out of West Germany in 1964. West German Weatherby Mark V's with a 'P' serial prefix were in production from 1964 until 1973. Rifle features a gloss blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with two piece mounts attached, approximately 24" tapered barrel, muzzle brake with slots perpendicular to the bore axis, ramped raised blade front sight with a brass bead, elevation adjustable raised dovetailed rear sight, serrated curved trigger, hinged floorplate, 3-lug fluted bolt, serrated bolt mounted manual safety, plum colored bolt shroud, and a turned down and swept back bolt handle. The fancy figured walnut furniture consists of a Monte Carlo style stock with basket weave checkering at the wrist, left-handed cheek piece with a tall comb, contrasting wood grip cap with white diamond and white spacer, basket weave checkered flat forend, contrasting wood forend tip with white spacer, sling studs on shoulder stock and forend, and a brown ventilated rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. A Redfield 4x scope with plain crosshairs is mounted using two-piece 1" rings. The original gloss blue finish retained is approximately 98% with light blemishes and scratches. Metal displays no deformation, but there was oxidation observed on the muzzle brake. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The hardwood furniture is in good to very good condition with two small but heavy marks on the left side of the shoulder stock. The scope's sight picture is bright and clear. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made lever-action centerfire rifle chambered for .30-40 Krag ammunition, and manufactured circa 1899 in New Haven, CT. This was the first Winchester rifle to feature a box magazine, allowing the rifle to chamber both military and hunting cartridges. The 1895 was the last lever-action rifle designed by John Browning. It boasts a rear locking bolt, and is considered the strongest lever-action rifle that Winchester ever produced. The Winchester 1895 was the choice of the Arizona rangers as noted in all their historical articles. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 28" tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with white paint, adjustable rear peep sight with two apertures, slot blank installed in rear sight dovetail, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a checkered spur, and a 5-round fixed box magazine. The refinished walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth Schnabel forend with a black tip, and a smooth steel butt plate. The barrel appears to have been refinished, and the receiver and other components wear their original bluing. The total blued finish retained is approximately 70% with some muzzle wear, handling blemishes, and general thinning with the finish taking on a brown patina. Metal displays a few scattered spots of oxidation, and slight screw slot deformation. The bore is a little dark but shows strong rifling (no oxidation), and the action is smooth and crisp. The furniture wood is in very good to excellent condition, as refinished, with a few light handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

"bnz 45", an Austrian made military issued bolt-action centerfire infantry rifle chambered for 8mm Mauser, and manufactured circa 1945. This late war (WWII) K98k rifle was manufactured by Steyr-Daimler-Puch (Steyr), and these late models were known as Kriegsmodells. These were last ditch attempt rifles with stamped parts, rough unfinished stocks, and some even had no butt plate. Some of these rifle were phosphate finished instead of being blued. Rifle features a matte phosphate finish, receiver cut for stripper clip guide, a 24" barrel, inverted 'V' front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, turned down bolt handle, round vent holes in the bolt, manual three position flag type manual safety on the rear of the bolt, bolt release mounted on the left receiver rail, stamped and welded barrel band, no cleaning rod, no bayonet lug, stamped floorplate, smooth curved trigger, and stamped trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, smooth forend, sling loop on the rear barrel band (stamped and welded band), sling slot cut into the shoulder stock, and a cupped metal butt plate. Serial numbers are mismatched to the receiver on all of the parts. These rifles were produced hastily at the end of the war, and often times they left the factory with mismatched parts. This explains why the stock lacks waffenamts. An Eagle/swastika proof mark is marked on left side of the barrel with serial number. "bnz 45" and "Mod. 98" are marked on the receiver ring, 'byf' is stamped on floorplate, and 'SVW' is marked trigger guard. The original phosphate finish retained is approximately 80% with handling blemishes, and a general thinning to a mottled gray patina. The barrel appears to have had another black finish applied to it, and there is little of that finish remaining. Metal displays slight screw slot deformation, and there are a few small spots of oxidation on several of the rifles components. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition with many small handling marks, and no cracks. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and manufactured in Westfield, MA. The stainless steel Model 116 with a synthetic stock was introduced in 1991. Rifle features a brushed stainless steel finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, a 22" tapered barrel, no provision for iron sights, blind magazine, serrated tang mounted manual safety, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, metal trigger housing, checkered bolt knob, and a checkered bolt release mounted on the right side of the receiver. The black polymer furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with a sling stud, sling stud at the bottom of the shoulder stock, black plastic grip cap with a silver-toned Savage medallion, and a solid black rubber recoil pad. The original stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling blemishes, Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The furniture polymer is in very good condition with light scratches, and a few material transfers. Rifle has rust colored dirt all over it. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Brazilian made slide-action rimfire take-down carbine chambered for .22 Long Rifle. Modeled after the Winchester 62, the stainless Taurus Model 62 was in production circa 2006 - 2007. Carbine features a brushed stainless steel finish, a 16.5" round barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, knurled take-down knob on the left side of the receiver, rotating manual safety on top of the bolt, smooth curved trigger, single action bar, external hammer with a serrated spur, and top ejection. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, corn-cob style slide handle, and a serrated and granular textured factory plastic butt plate. The original stainless finish retained is approximately 97% with light scratches, and handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks. Condition is Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring a G.I.A. Certified NO Treatment Cabochon Sapphire with color change radiating from light Blue to light Purple. Gem weight is an amazing 20.44 carats set in a custom hand crafted 14 karat rose gold setting. Full Retail Appraised Value - $12,000.00

American made bolt-action magazine fed rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured in Westfield, MA. The Mark II 'Tactical Rimfire' (TR) was introduced in 2010. Rifle features an abrasive blasted black finish, a heavy 22" carbon steel fluted barrel with a recessed crown, no provision for iron sights, two-piece scope bases mounted to receiver, accepts detachable magazines, serrates right receiver mounted manual safety, adjustable smooth curved AccuTrigger, aluminum trigger guard, smooth magazine release lever mounted inside magazine well, and a grooved bolt knob. The laminate tactical hardwood furniture has a textured black finish. The stock features consist of a smooth pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with two sling studs, sling studs on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a checked solid rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The furniture polymer is in very good condition with minor scratches, and a small amount of edge wear. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

British made single-shot lever operated tilting block rifle chambered for .218 Bee. The Martini Cadet rifles were built by BSA and sold to the Australian Commonwealth. BSA and Greener originally made these rifles for military cadets in the late 1890’s and the early 1900s when Australia mandated a marksmanship training program. Many of these rifles were converted to sporting or target rifles by firearm manufacturers post WWII. Some of the original Cadet Martinis, as well as converted rifles, were imported into the United States beginning in the late 1950’s. Rifle features blued arsenal refinish, a 23" tapered barrel with a recessed crown, barrel drilled and tapped for optic mounting blocks (installed), no provisions for iron sights, serrated curved trigger, finger lever mounted at the wrist, cocking indicator on the right side of the breech block, and a shell extractor. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, long military style forend with a metal end cap, sling swivels on the barrel band and the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. A Weaver B6 fixed 6x rifle scope with plain crosshairs, is mounted to the barrel utilizing 3/4" tow-piece rings. The receiver is marked "MADE BY THE BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS Co Ltd" on the left side, "TRADE MARKS" with BSA’s stacked rifle logo, and "BSA" under it all. The receiver's right side is marked "COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA", "VIC" on the second line, and number "30185" on the bottom. Serial number "75075" is marked in the top right quadrant of the receiver's right side. The top of the receiver ring is marked with a kangaroo, and a British proof mark on the right side. The left-rear of the breech-block has a British proof mark. The blued finish retained is approximately 94% with some thinning on the receiver, light edge wear, and some light handling blemishes. Metal displays some screw slot deformation, and oxidation was observed by the screws on the barrel, and on the trigger guard. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with minor impressions, and superficial scratches. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Scope's sight picture is a little cloudy and yellow, but the glass is dirty. Rifle includes a beige nylon sling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Mount is in great condition. Measures 28" x 24" x 21". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Italian made pump-action shotgun chambered for 3-1/2" 12 Gauge shotshells, and imported by Benelli USA out of Accokeek, MD. This Benelli Nova was produced in 1999 ('BM' date code). Shotgun features a black polymer construction, matte black metal finish, a 26" ventilated rib barrel, brass bead front sight, steel mid-bead, accepts choke tubes with a 'Modified' choke installed, smooth curved trigger, annular cut cross-bolt safety in the trigger guard, and a serrated bolt release on the right side of the trigger guard. The polymer furniture consists of semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with ribbed grip surfaces, ribbed and finger grooved slide handle, sling studs at the bottom of the shoulder stock and magazine tube mounting lug, 14" length-of-pull, and a black solid rubber factory recoil pad. The original matte black metal finish retained is approximately 92% with thinning, a few handling blemishes, and some edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and shiny. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with light handling marks. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made blowback operated semi-automatic take-down pistol caliber carbine chambered in 9x19mm, and manufactured circa 2022 in Newport, NH. The product SKU for this carbine is '19122'. Carbine features a black type III hard coat anodized finish, 'Dead-Blow' action with a tungsten bolt, fluted heavy profile 16.12” cold hammer-forged chrome-moly steel barrel, 1/2”-28 threaded muzzle, take-down latch on the bottom of the handguard, knurled barrel take-down nut, knurled thread protector, no installed iron sights, 2" picatinny rail section mounted on the barrel, 14" M-LOK aluminum handguard with a quick detach socket mounted on the left side, aluminum receiver with integrated picatinny optic rail, chrome-moly steel bolt with reversible charging handle, reversible serrated push-button magazine release, interchangeable magazine well with the SR-Series patterned well installed, flared magazine well, annular cut trigger guard mounted cross-bolt safety, and a serrated curved trigger. The polymer furniture consists of a serrated and granular textured glass-filled nylon pistol grip, and an adjustable black Magpul MOE stock with a black rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with a few light scratches that do not expose bare metal, and minor edge wear on the handguard. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. No magazines included. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Belgium made concealed hammer single action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in 5.7x28mm. Features a chrome lined 4.9" stainless steel barrel, blade front sight with white-dot, adjustable two-dot rear sight, black polymer covered steel slide with aft cocking serrations & rear cocking tabs, ambidextrous manual safety on the frame, serrated wide polymer trigger, concealed hammer, reversible push button magazine release, factory 20 round magazine and FDE polymer frame with integral accessory rail & checkered/serrated grip. Includes two spare magazines.(3) Total. Pistol exhibits little to no visible wear. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent and the polymer is fine. NRA Condition-Excellent/Like New. Modern Firearm.

Two tones leather chaps in tan and black with silver spotted design. In overall good condition.

American made semi-automatic 1911 style single-action micro-compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Troy, AL. This pistol's SKU is '3300109.' Pistol features matte stainless steel slide with scale patterned texturing, an aluminum frame with a KimPro Silver finish, a ramped stainless steel 3.15" barrel, full-length metal guide rod with a flat recoil spring, dovetailed blade tritium front sight with a white outline, dovetailed square notched tritium rear sight with white outlines, serrated ambidextrous frame mounted manual safety, external hammer with a serrated spur, extended beavertail, checkered push-button magazine release, beveled magazine well, solid serrated curved aluminum match grade trigger, scale pattern on the front strap, scale scallops on the mainspring housing, scale scallops on the top of the slide, slightly undercut trigger guard, and two-piece Zebrawood grips with scale pattern and Kimber trademarks on both sides. The original matte finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The grips are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box, three 6-round magazines total, cable lock, and sticker. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Czech-made short-action bolt-action rifle that is built with a Mauser-style controlled-round-feed bolt and a solid receiver, chambered in .243 Winchester. Manufactured 1975. Features a set-trigger mechanism, for precise shot placement when engaged, integral scope bases, 22 1/2' threaded barrel with rear empty dovetail for sight,sling swivel band, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, straight bolt handle, manual thumb on right receiver, cocked indicator. European-style sporter stock,solid walnut, checkering on the pistol grip and forend, a raised comb with a cheekpiece, contrasting black pistol grip & forend tip, sling swivels & factory vented rubber recoil pad. LOP is 14 1/2'. The bore is very good/bright, rifling present, action is smooth, the wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/dings, remnants of black paint in protected areas and the finish is about 90% with light handling wear on the bottom metal, bolt knob. Some scattered minor scratches. NRA Condition- Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1960. Features a blued finish, 30” barrel with fixed Full choke & three pin ‘duck bill’ ventilated sighting rib, silver bead front sight, 6 round tube magazine, steel receiver, smooth curved trigger, cross-bolt safety, point checkered walnut slide handle, and pistol grip shoulder stock with raised comb, steel grip cap, factory red recoil pad & 14 3/8” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing minor contact wear on/from the moving parts and a minute about of pitting on the left side of the receiver. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are near excellent with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. *** Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

El Watkins of Eagle. Measures 19"H x 14"W. In overall excellent condition. Appears to have one small repair to tail feather. Buyer beware. Must use outside shipper

Painted Leather Decorated With Feathers.

SN:1617626. Engraved by Texas Master Engraver David Wade Harris. Vintage Winchester 94 'Eastern Carbine' manufactured 1949. Features a blued finish with engraved Silver plated receiver, lever & hammer, 20'barrel with raised, dovetailed blade/bead front & semi-buckhorn rear sights, full length tube magazine, two barrel bands. lever safety, smooth walnut forearm & straight wrist shoulder stock with checkered steel buttplate. The sides of the receiver are hand engraved with floral/scroll designs with a dot background & accents, there are two intertwined geometric running the length of both sides with 'Texas Longhorn' steer head on the upper right side, the sides of the hammer & lever have floral/scroll designs along with the top of the receiver which is engraved around the Winchester trademark. The lower right receiver is signed "DWH" in small letters. In his shop near Tyler, Texas, one can still find Mr. Harris using hand made tools to enhance a hand gun or rifle with famous cattle brands. David Wade Harris born July 11, 1963 in Oak Cliff, a Dallas suburb, is a master engraver who was taught hand engraving by the late, renowned, Ft. Worth engraver, Weldon Bledsoe who in turn learned from famous Cole Agee. The bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, the wood is very good/sound with some minor scratches, the action is smooth with a lever a little loose and the finishes are very good with a couple of very minor scratches & light muzzle wear. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Winchester model 1894 lever action rifle in 30-30 cal, serial #121524 made 1899. 26" round BBL, full mag, cresent butt with saddle boot marked A.E. Siegner- El Campo, Texas and former property of Williams A. Thomas WWI Pilot, Chief of Detectives Sacramento, P.D. who's Colt 1911 factory engraved is consigned as the prior lot. It is believed Thomas was in Texas as a pilot before or during WWI. El Campo was a "stop over" on routes to it from Houston before WWI when aviation was beginning in Texas and located near Houston. Condition - The rifle remains in very good condition with 75%-85% original blue thinning at edges and high points. Good markings and edges. Wood good with dings, scrapes, dent marks etc. Traces of case colors on lever and hammer. Lyman tang sight of the era mounted in tang. Mechanically sound and tight with good bore. Correct sights. The saddle belt is fair to good with opening to seam at front 6-7 inches and normal aging and use on horseback, straps are period. A very decent and early 1894 with I.D. to early pilot and police detective who seems to have bought his factory engraved Colt in El Paso about 5 years after this rifle was made. What his history was in Texas is not currently known by relatives but may prove interesting a bare fruit from research as he was born in Missouri. In 1894 and this may have his fathers rifle who's history is also unknown. Along with a box of ammo and reprinted photos from his family. Condition is NRA Very Good Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible

Gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured in Belgium, circa 1973. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel with a hooded serrated ramp blade/brass bead front sight and an adjustable U-notch folding leaf rear sight, Nikon 4-16X42 scope with a BDC reticle installed on two-piece bases, smooth curved trigger, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, hinged floorplate, checkered Walnut forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, checkered at wrist. Hogue solid rubber recoil pad and sling swivels. Bore is excellent/bright, the optics are clear and the wood stocks are very good with faint scratches and dings. Retains approx. 90% finish with edge/handling wear, minor scratches and some muzzle wear. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

This is a custom target rifle built on a D.P.M.S. A-15 receiver. Has the standard AR features, forward assist, shell deflector, dust cover. 24' fluted, stainless steel barrel, round aluminum, grooved handguard with gas ports in the rear with attached wooden forearm with accessory rail inletted in the underside, oversized wood grip with palm swell & thumb rest, buffer tube stock with Sure-Grip black rubber recoil pad installed, extended bolt release installed. The dove-tail optics rail installed on the receiver has 5+ and 6+ rings mounting a Nightforce Competition 15-55x52, .125 MOA, CTR-1scope with metal lens caps, sunshade and fine crosshair with a center dot reticle, excellent condition with clear optics, comes with factory box with manual, CD. The bore is excellent/bright, Wood and finish are very good with some very minor sctraches. NRA Condition-Very Good+. Modern firearm.

Exposed hammer double BBL shotgun, with 28" BBL, 45" overall, Nicely engraved scroll and game scenes with select checkered stocks showing nice grain. 80-90% original brown with patterned damascus steel BBLs and 75-85% case colors still colorful on locks but toning to browns on bottom of frame. Very good wood with just minor aging. 14" pull, locks up tight with good bores. From Larry Shelton estate collection, author of "J.P. Clabrough Birmingham Gun Maker." Condition is NRA Fine+. Antique Firearm

Original bronze Sculpture signed by Floyd S. Tomlin, AICA entitled "Eagle Dancer" numbered 7 of 25. Beautifuly executed and detailed work approx 11"H x 14"W on 2" high wood base. Reference: This artist featured 1974 in South-West Art Magazine

American made semi-automatic striker-fired compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Hebron, KY. The Kriger 9C is a locked breech, short recoil operated pistol introduced in 2022. Pistol features a matte black Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) slide finish, bull-nosed billet 416 stainless steel slide with front and rear cocking serrations, serrated slide stop, full-length guide rod assembly with a flat captive recoil spring, serrated slide plate, a 3.91" barrel with a target crown, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight, serrated push-button magazine release, utilizes Glock magazines, black polymer frame with serrations and granular texturing, serrated and undercut trigger guard, extended beaver tail, and a picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover. The original matte black DLC finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, soft case, owner's manual, cable lock, sticker, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Belgian made straight-pull bolt action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 1969 by Fabrique Nationale. Imported by Browning Arms Co. out of St Louis MO. & Montreal P.Q. Rifle features a blued finish, dovetailed receiver for optic mounting, an approximately 24" tapered barrel with recessed crown, ramped blade front sight, no provisions for a rear sight, smooth curved trigger, straight bolt handle with a knurled knob, accepts detachable Browning 5-round magazines, serrated magazine release inside magazine well, metal trigger guard, and a left receiver mounted manual safety. The Boyd's green/gray laminate furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with ribbed black plastic grip panels, ribbed black plastic capped forend with two sling studs (sling swivel on rear stud), sling stud and swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, quick detach sling swivel on the left side of the shoulder stock, adjustable cheek weld, and a length-of-pull adjustable black rubber recoil pad. An Albar fixed 8x56mm scope with a German #1 style reticle is mounted using two-piece 1" rings, and it includes a level (scope made in Belarus). The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with muzzle wear, and a white material transfer at the muzzle. Metal displays light oxidation on the receiver's edge opposite of the breech, but no deformation was observed. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Rifle includes a brown nylon sling, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good.. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Vintage Swedish contract military bolt-action Mauser short rifle chambered for 6.5x55mm Swedish, and manufactured circa 1900 in Germany by Mauser Oberndorf, A/N. Import marks were not observed. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 29-1/2" barrel with a threaded muzzle, smooth thread protector, patridge front sight, elevation adjustable ladder style rear sight graduated to 600 meters on top and 2,000 meters on the bottom, bayonet lug on the front barrel band, cleaning rod under the barrel, smooth curved trigger, internal 5-round box magazine, stripper clip guide cut into the receiver, straight bolt handle, bolt release mounted on the left receiver rail, three-position manual flag type safety on the bolt, milled trigger guard, and a military style floor plate. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth handguard, smooth finger grooved forend, brass "Torped/Overslag" stock disc inlet on the right side, sling swivel on the rear barrel band, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. Serial numbers '39455' match on the receiver, bolt(in four places), butt plate, magazine floorplate, rear sight leaf and slider, and barrel bands. Crown proofs are marked on several components, and stock cartouches are faint but present. The Torped/Overslag disc reads 6.52 for bore diameter, '0' for Overslag, and '2' for bore condition. The original blued finish retained is approximately 70% with normal handling marks and edgewear, with the finish taking on a mottled gray patina. Metal displays some nicks and dings on some of the metal edges, and there is light oxidation on the butt plate. There also appears to be some sort of staining on the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in good condition with historically significant handling marks. NRA Condition-Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

In burgundy, black and brown. Featuring a classic tumbling blocks geometric pattern that gives a 3D effect. In overall excellent condition. Measures 29" x 21"

featuring 40 invisible set Princess cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.20 carats with G-H-I colors and VS clarity crafted in 14 karat white gold settings. Retail $4,000-$6,000

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1950. Features a blued finish, 24" round barrel, 14 round tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, take-down steel receiver, smooth curved trigger, concealed hammer, cross-bolt safety, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with checkered metal buttplate & 13 3/8“ LOP. Serial numbers match on both parts of the receiver. Rifle retains approximately 65% of its original finish showing some light scratches, bright wear on the action bar & magazine tube, and the majority of the finish loss in the form of thinning with a brown patina comprising the balance of the metal surfaces. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the walnut stocks are good to very good with wear/blemishes & light water damage on the butt. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Book entitled "The life of Abraham Lincoln by Ward H. Lamon published by James R. Osgood Company. Late Ticknor & Fields,Osgood & Co. 1872. 1st Edition. Great plate of Lincoln in the front. Very good condition tight binding some normal aging to cover, light discoloration to pages.

American made purpose-built long range single-shot bolt action rifle chambered for .50 Browning Machine Gun, and manufactured in Tampa, FL. This is Mark Serbu's first design available for the market (circa 1999), it was produced using modern manufacturing methods and the highest quality MIL-spec steels. Rifle features a parkerized finish, 22" carbine length match grade steel barrel, 1x14 RH muzzle threads, four port round 'Shark Brake,' smooth curved AR-15 style trigger with a custom hammer, spring loaded firing pin, no provision for iron sights, bipod mount on the barrel shroud, and a 5" screwed-on picatinny rail section on the barrel shroud. The sunthetic furniture consists of a receiver that extends back into a fixed should stock, black plastic A2 style checkered pistol grip, a 14-1/2" barrel shroud/forend, and a black Terminator rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original parkerized finish retained is approximately 96% with very minor edge wear, light handling wear, and light brush marks on the top of the receiver. Metal displays no deformation, and no rust was observed. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture is in very good to excellent condition with the recoil pad showing slight handling wear. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Painted metal pistol stand with a bull skull motif. Measures 5" W x 5" D x 7" H

This example is a Pigeon Grade Trap Gun. While many of the Pigeon Grade guns had engraving, this example has no engraving except for the engraved image of a pigeon on the magazine extension. Produced in 1953, it features a 30' vent rib barrel the red sight bead, brass mid bead, jeweled bolt & lifter, extra-fancy checkered select walnut stocks with a vintage Jenkins curved recoil pad with yellow spacer, steel grip cap. 2 3/4' chamber, barrel marked 'Full', choke measures 'IM' with drop-in gauge. A wide, serrated trigger shoe has been installed. Matching serial numbers, The bore is excellent/bright, slide action is smooth, the wood is overall very good/sound with minor scratches/dings and the blue is about 80% with scratches, friction wear on the tube, edge/muzzle wear, wear on the bolt & lifter and handling wear on the receiver & bottom metal. The barrel has turned a plum color. LOP-14". NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Roy Kerswill Entitled June Evening. Measures 35"W x 25"H

American made striker fired semi-automatic duty-size pistol chambered in 9x19mm (rated for +P ammunition), and manufactured circa 2022 in Prescott, AZ. Pistol features a black nitride finished stainless steel slide, 4.2” barrel with loaded chamber view port, dovetailed Novak LoMount Carry three-dot sights with white dots, smooth curved steel trigger with an integrated safety, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, full-length metal guide rod with flat captive recoil spring, serrated ambidextrous slide stop, serrated ambidextrous push-button magazine release, accepts factory nickel-teflon plated sixteen-round steel magazines, undercut trigger guard, and black glass filled nylon grip module with textured front strap & interchangeable wrap-around grip panels. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original black nitride finish with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic grip module is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory hard case with end label, owner's manual, cable lock, wrench, sticker, two extra wrap-around grip panels, and two magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Bone handled cane accented with sterling nail heads with bamboo stem. Measures 36-1/2" end to end. Handle is 3.5"

This is a custom target rifle built on a Remington 700 action. This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Features a 27' stainless steel heavy target barrel with reverse dovetail front sight base installed, no safety, wide serrated trigger shoe installed, R&R Designs custom receiver cover with slot for clip loading the internal magazine, 4 1/2' reverse dovetail sight/optics base, drilled/tapped for side mounted sight. Nice laminated blond smooth wood stock with aluminum hand stop installed in the accessory rail, Sure-Fire rubber butt pad. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth with very light trigger pull, finishes are excellent and the wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/handling wear. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Double BBL percussion shotgun with patent grip safety behind the trigger guard. 29" BBLs addressed "PRINCES ST.. T LEICESTER SQUARE. LONDON.", 45" overall with 14" pull. The gun shows an old English quality refinish of which most of striped brown on BBLs remains, silvery colors and locks, with nearly all old re-blue on guard and butt plate. Crisp actions and bright bores, shows very little to no use since refurbished. Stocks are well selected burl with good checkering and very good plus to almost fine. Included, is an adapted to this gun Purdey case with accessories and Purdey label in the lid (the partitions cut away to house this gun). Note: A handwritten note by Larry Shelton, prominent author and collector, indicate #419 made in 1822. Not verified. Seems too early for this style of gun. Condition is Fine. Antique Firearm

Vintage German semiautomatic pistol. Unique tubular slide with fixed barrel design. Manufactured 1913-30. No importer marks observed. Features blued finish, checkered black plastic grips with "S&S" emblems, 2.5" barrel, fixed sights, heel mag catch (push forward to release), manual safety. Bore is very good condition, strong rifling, Retains 85% finish, some handling/edge wear, some bright niter blue on safety, edge losses. Grips are very good. Includes one original factory magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

'Superlight', Finnish made magazine fed bolt action rifle chambered for 7mm Remington Magnum, and imported by Beretta U.S.A. Accokeek, MD. Rifle Features a matte stainless finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, receiver also has an optic mounting dovetail and a steel recoil lug, an approximately 24" fluted tapered barrel with a target crown, no provision for iron sights, adjustable single-stage serrated curved trigger, swept back bolt handle, two locking lugs on the bolt with a plunger ejector, left receiver rail mounted bolt release, utilizes detachable magazines, magazine release in magazine well, metal bolt shroud, serrated manual safety mounted on the right side of the receiver, and a cocking indicator on the tang. The matte black synthetic furniture consists of a textured semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with interchangeable grips, textured forend with a sling stud, sling stud at the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a solid black rubber recoil pad. A Vortex Venom first focal plane 5-25x56mm scope with an EBR-7C (MOA) reticle is mounted using two-piece 34mm Talley rings. The original matte stainless finish retained is approximately 98% with a few light scratches on the barrel. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks. The scope's sight picture is bright and clear. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic blow-back operated pistol caliber carbine chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Scottsdale, AZ. Carbine features a matte black finish, 7075-T6 forged aluminum upper and lower receivers, flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" Chrome-Moly barrel, no installed iron sights, A2 bird cage style flash suppressor, 9-7/8" free float handguard with a T-marked picatinny rail on top and mounting holes on the other three sides, 1-3/4" picatinny rail sections mounted on both sides of the handguard, 3-3/4" picatinny rail mounted on the bottom of the handguard, Magpul MOE vertical grip mounted on the bottom of the handguard, no bolt assist, modified dust cover with a plastic shell deflector, standard charging handle, annular cut push-button magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, standard trigger guard, A2 style finger grooved checkered pistol grip, staked castle nut, flared magazine well, smooth curved single stage trigger, staked bolt carrier key, Mil-Spec buffer and buffer spring, Mil-Spec 6-position receiver extension, and an American Spirit Arms M4 style buttstock with a sling loop. The magazine well may be a drop-in adapter for modified Uzi magazines, but this was not verified. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial blemishes, and a material transfer on the rear of the receiver. Metal displays no rust. There was very slight deformation on the bottom rear of the handguard where it makes contact with the lower receiver when hinged open. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with very minor handling marks. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic blow-back operated pistol caliber carbine chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Scottsdale, AZ. The model ASA-9G was in production from 2017 until 2018. Carbine features a matte black finish, 7075-T6 forged aluminum upper receiver, T-marked flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" Chrome-Moly barrel, fully adjustable Magpul MBUS folding aperture sights, A1 bird cage style flash suppressor, black Magpul MOE handguards with M-Lok slots, no bolt assist, modified dust cover with a plastic shell deflector, standard charging handle, smooth lever magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, oversized integral trigger guard, black Ergo over-molded pistol grip with low finger grooves, sling ring on the end plate, flared magazine well, smooth curved single stage trigger, staked bolt carrier key, Mil-Spec buffer and buffer spring, Mil-Spec 6-position receiver extension, and a Magpul MOE buttstock with a black rubber recoil pad. The magazine well is designed to use Glock magazines. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial blemishes, marks left from installing receiver extension on the castle nut, and some contact wear by the charging handle. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long & Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1952. Features a blued finish, 23" round barrel, 14 round tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, adjustable rear sporting sight, take-down steel receiver, serrated curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth straight grip shoulder stock with factory black hard rubber buttplate & 13 5/16”. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its original finish with wear/thinning and contact wear on/from the moving parts. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are very good with minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Mount in in good condition. Measures 27" x 18" x 20". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

featuring 6 oval and round cabochon Opals weighing approx. 0.24 carats total all with broad Flashfire color accented with 52 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.26 carats with H- I colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold settings. Full Retail Appraised Value - $4,300.00

Flat woven rug in gray, brown and black. With geometric motif and central diamond. Measures 28" x 21-3/8" in excellent condition.

'Enhanced Micro Pistol', an American made single-action compact 1911 style semi-automatic pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Geneseo, IL. The EMP was introduced in 2007. Pistol features a black anodized aluminum frame, satin stainless steel finished slide with a flared and raised ejection port, 3" stainless steel bull barrel, full-length metal guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, dovetailed tritium blade front sight, dovetailed square notched tritium rear sight, serrated curved skeletonized trigger with over travel adjustment, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, smooth extended beavertail grip safety with memory bump, flat checkered mainspring housing, checkered push-button magazine release, serrated ambidextrous thumb safety, serrated slide stop, accepts 9-round magazines, smooth front strap, and checkered Cocobolo double diamond grips with Springfield motif's on both sides. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The Cocobolo grips are also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes three magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

High quality 1911 style single-action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. Pistol features a matte black finished steel slide, matte black aluminum frame, bushing-less 3" stainless steel match grade barrel, full-length guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, serrated dovetailed blade front sight, serrated dovetailed square notched rear sight, serrated skeletonized trigger with overtravel adjustment, two-toned skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, ambidextrous serrated extended frame-mounted safety, firing pin block safety (series 80 type), smooth upswept beavertail grip safety, checkered slide stop, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered flat mainspring housing, smooth front strap, beveled magazine well, and two-piece faux pearl U.S. Marine Corp. grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 92% with edge wear, and carry wear. Metal displays no deformation, but there was a small amount of oxidation on the hammer and barrel (barrel could be stained). Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The faux grip panels are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 225039. Historically Significant, Well-Documented Colt Bisley SAA Revolver with ties to the Billy The kid Saga. Manufactured in 1902, chambered in .38-40, the backstrap is engraved "Sheriff D.L. Anderson" and the heel is engraved "Sanderson Texas". (The "S" in Sanderson looks like a "L", common engravers mistake) David L. Anderson, more commonly known as William “Billy” Wilson or Buffalo Bill, was an Old West outlaw who rode with Billy the Kid following the Lincoln County War in New Mexico. He also served as a law enforcement officer and a U.S. customs inspector in his later years. Born in Trumbull County, Ohio, on November 23, 1860, David Lawrence Anderson moved to southern Texas in the early 1870s with his family. When he grew up, he worked as a cowboy before moving to White Oaks, New Mexico, and buying a livery stable in 1880. He sold his operation within less than a year but was paid in counterfeit bills. Duped, he began to pass the money and was arrested and indicted. Skipping bail, he fled and joined Billy the Kid’s Gang of rustlers. On November 29, Anderson and Billy the Kid were traveling in the open country near White Oaks when a local eight-man posse suddenly pursued them. Both their horses were killed during the chase; however, both escaped on foot. Later, meeting up with Dave Rudabaugh, the three rode into White Oaks the following day and attempted to gun down Deputy Sheriff James Redman but were forced to flee after a crowd of 30 or 40 residents took to the streets. He and the others were tracked to a ranch house 40 miles away by a 12-man posse, but they managed to escape. Deputy Sheriff Jimmy Carlyle was killed during the shootout. Following the siege at Stinking Springs, he was arrested with the rest of Billy the Kid’s gang, including Charlie Bowdre & Dave Rudabaugh after surrendering to Pat Garrett. He was convicted in December 1880 and sent to prison in Santa Fe. However, he escaped in 1884, and reverting to his real name, David L. Anderson, he returned to Texas, where he began ranching, married, and started a family in Sanderson. In 1896, Pat Garrett helped him to obtain a presidential pardon. Afterward, he worked as a U.S. customs inspector before becoming the Terrell County Sheriff in 1905. He was shot and killed by cowboy Ed Valentine when he responded to a call at a local saloon in Sanderson. Later the suspect was shot and killed by a deputy. This revolver is from his time as Sheriff. 4 3/4" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt motifs, matching serial numbers, assembly number "2" on loading gate, two-line address on barrel, left side of barrel stamped "(Bisley Model) .38 W.C.F." These markings are clear readable, the two-line patent dates and circled Rampant Colt on the left frame show handling wear but mostly readable. The 3-cock action is smooth with tight lock-up, the finish has turned a gray patina from wear with traces of blue in protected areas. The bore has scattered light pitting with rifling present, the crescent head ejector rod appears to be a later replacement, the The script engraving is period done with wear consistent with the overall wear of the revolver. Colt factory letter included confirming this configuration. Part of a 10 gun shipment to Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co. St, Louis, Missouri on April 22, 1902. Also included is a larger binder of research on Anderson including his detailed history, copies of documents, photos of him, etc. Also included is an 1916 dated Certificate of Redemption for back taxes collected and signed by him as sheriff. The Provenance does not get much better. NOTE* The watch belonging to D.L. Anderson is also in this auction. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

This is a custom precision benchrest rifle built on a 1957 Winchester model 70 action. Fitted with Kostyshyn Precision Barrel 29 1/2' free floating heavy stainless steel with recessed crown, chambered in 6.5x08 Davis, adjustable globe sight with circle insert, blond laminate benchrest stock with hand stop installed, rubber B.S.A. buttplate. Wide serrated trigger shoe installed, flag safety, side of receiver drilled/tapped, two-piece aluminum scope bases installed on receiver. The is bright with strong rifling, finish is very good with some minor rubs, there is a small patch of patina on the bottom of the triggerguard and handling wear on the bolt knob and the stock is very good. This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Comes with a complete Redding Die set with carbide size button kit. NRA Condition-Very Good+. C&R Firearm.

Good quality and older reproduction (possibly some original or shortly post?? parts of Nazi/era railway dagger. From an old collectors estate who purchased this from Bob Rice Military dealer in the 70's as original. Slight aging on blade and ??? on cast aluminum guard simulative contact wear.

SN: B29794. This is a "American Browning",referring to the Browning Automatic 5 shotguns manufactured by Remington during World War II (1940–1947) when Belgium was occupied by Germany, uncommon and collectible. The 'B' prefix denotes 12 gauge, matching serial numbers on receiver & barrel band under the forearm. Unlike the Remington Model 11, true American-built Auto-5s retained the signature magazine cut-off and Browning engraving on the receiver. Barrel address marked "Browning Arms Company St Louis MO" with "SPECIAL STEEL – 12 GAUGE – SHELLS 2 3/4. Has the correct sandblasted or matted texture on top of the 'Hump back' receiver and serial number stamped on the left receiver. Right barrel marked "ERR" (1946) 28' barrel with solid rib, steel bead, triggerguard push-button safety. Nicely figured wood shoulder stock with rounded "prince of Wales" grip, Pachmayr vented recoil pad, checkered panels at wrist & forearm. The bore is excellent/bright, action is crisp/smooth, wood is very good/sound with minor scratches, a little finish loss on the right stock and the blue is about

American made semi-automatic custom shop lightweight 1911 style single-action pistol chambered in .45 Auto Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. This is a crossover pistol with a compact slide and a full-size frame. Pistol features a satin finished stainless steel slide, a matte charcoal gray aluminum frame, an approximately 3" stainless steel barrel, full-length metal guide rod with dual recoil springs, dovetailed tritium front sight with a white outline, dovetailed serrated tritium square notched rear sight with white outlines, skeletonized serrated curved trigger adjustable for overtravel, skeletonized two-toned hammer with a serrated spur, checkered slide stop, extended serrated ambidextrous frame mounted manual safety, extended beavertail grip safety, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered mainspring housing, charcoal gray finished aluminum frame with fine checkering on the trigger guard & front strap, beveled magazine well, and double diamond checkered rosewood grips. The original charcoal finish retained is approximately 99% with a couple of small nicks on the dust cover. The satin stainless steel slide finish retained is approximately 99% with a very light scratch on the left side. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Rosewood grip panels are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box, and two 7-round magazines total. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Oil painting on board showing 3 lovely dog in Victorian background on rug with flowers and nicely framed. Signed lower right L. Cassidy. Approximately 11-1/2" x 14" Image only. Add 2-1/2"-3" for frame.

Vintage American made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and manufactured circa 1949 ('DUU' date code) in Ilion, NY. The Model 721 was in production from 1948 until 1962. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, two-piece optic blocks installed, 24" tapered barrel, dovetailed ramped blade front sight with a silver-toned bead, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight (missing elevator), smooth curved trigger, metal trigger guard, in-the-white bolt, bolt release inside trigger guard (sticky), serrated right receiver mounted manual safety, and a blind magazine. The refinished hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a sling swivel, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a red ventilated WFS rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. A Bushnell Banner 3-9x32mm scope with plain crosshairs is mounted using two-piece 1" Weaver rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 86% with minor edge losses, and superficial handling blemishes. The trigger guard has taken on a copper brown patina. Metal displays no deformation, but there is light oxidative speckling on the rifles entirety. The refinished furniture wood is in good condition with scratches mostly on the left side, impressions, dings, and a material transfer on the top of the shoulder stock. The recoil pad is also improperly fit to the stock. Action is a little sticky, but seems to work fine. The bore is bright with strong rifling. The scope's sight picture is bright and clear with a slight yellowing. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made semi-automatic striker-fired pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, manufactured circa 2025 in Newington, NH. Pistol features a matte black Nitron finish, an approximately 3.9" barrel, dovetailed tritium blade front sight, dovetailed tritium square notched rear sight, optics cut slide, front and rear slide cocking serrations, full length metal metal guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, smooth curved trigger, picatinny accessory rail on dust cover, reversible serrated push-button magazine release, serrated take-down lever, serrated slide stop, undercut trigger guard, extended beavertail, and granular textured black polymer grip module with Sig logos. The original black Nitron finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer grip module is also excellent with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory foam lined hard case with matching end label, two 15-round OEM magazines total, paperwork, sticker, and cable lock. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

and Emerald Pendant featuring an I.G.I. Certified Radiant cut Diamond weighing 2.09 carats with Fancy Vivid Yellow color accented with an oval cut natural Emerald and 2 natural princess cut side Diamonds set in a 14 karat white gold custom crafted setting. Compare to Blue Nile at $4,000.00

Brown leather messenger bag with stamped motif accented with sterling silver conchos. Condition is good. Shows some staining to the back. Appears to have been repaired on side of whip stitching. Measures 11" x 9-1/2"

Japanese made side-by-side box-lock shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured by Shigyo Kabushiki Kaisha (SKB). Imported by Ithaca Gun Company Inc. out of Ithaca, NY. The Model 100's were produced from the 1960's, until 1978. Shotgun features a blued finish with coin finished trigger guard and forend trim, approximately 18" barrels, fixed choke measures 'Modified' in the left bore and 'Cylinder' in the right bore (measured with a drop-in gauge), front sight removed, serrated curved aluminum trigger, checkered top lever, serrated sliding tang safety, smooth push-button barrel selector mounted on the trigger guard, and an ejector. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with an Anson push-button release, smooth black plastic grip cap, 14" length-of-pull, and a checkered black plastic factory butt plate. The receiver and other components display limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs. The original blued finish retained is approximately 86% with carry wear on the bottom of the receiver, edge wear, handling marks, and thinning on the top of the receiver. Metal displays no deformation, but there was small areas of rust observed along the barrel and on the receiver. Bores appear bright and shiny. The furniture wood is in poor condition with major material losses behind the action, and crack in the forend. The action needs repair, and the barrels fall quickly under their own weight with the top lever resting at the centerline of the tang. The exact manufacture date cannot be determined. This shotgun's firing pins have been removed. Condition is NRA Poor. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic short-stroke gas-regulated bullpup shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Middletown, PA. Produced by Israeli Weapon Industries (IWI), the TS12 was introduced in 2018 and is based on the Tavor assault rifle. It feeds from three revolving magazine tubes that hold four 3" shells, or five 2-3/4" shells. This shotgun has a total capacity of 15 rounds with one in the chamber. The tubes can be rotated via a paddle at the front of the trigger guard. Shotgun features a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) polymer construction, a 18.5" 4041 barrel with a grooved barrel nut, accepts Benelli/Beretta choke tubes, 'Improved Modified' choke installed, adjustable gas system, checkered magazine tubes, serrated tube selector lever, collard reversible bolt handle, manual bolt hold-open lever on the bottom of the shotgun, M-LOK railed forend, full-length picatinny top rail, solid grooved rubber recoil pad, solid smooth curved trigger, circular textured pistol grip, pistol grip mounted square cross bolt safety, four quick detach (QD) sockets with two QD sling loops, air ventilating gas chamber, left or right side ejection, 14" length-of-pull, and a smooth push-button bolt release mounted below the ejection port. A Sig Romeo-MSR red dot optic (with lens covers) is installed on the optic rail utilizing a single piece high rise mount. The original matte black metal finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The original FDE polymer condition is excellent with little to speak of. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and smooth. The Sig Romeo optic does not have batteries, and could not be tested. Shotgun includes an instruction manual, sticker, zipper pull, choke tube wrench, 'Modified' choke tube, multi-purpose tool, hex key, and paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Mount is in great condition. Measures 28" x 23" x 21". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Semi-automatic rifle features blued finish, black alloy receiver, wood butt & forend with pressed checkered panels, 20" barrel, blade/bead front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight, manual safety, full length tube magazine under barrel. The bolt is missing the charging handle. Mounted with a Bushnell 3x-8x Scopechief 22 scope with fine crosshair reticle, clear optics. Bore is very good/bright Wood is very good condition with a couple of minor scratches. The finish on the receiver looks overall good with minor scratches/edge wear. The finish on the barrels is all there Black and white grip cap with black plastic factory butt plate. receiver slotted for scope. Produced 1965-77. Condition: NRA Fair/Charging Handle. Modern Firearm.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered in .35 Remington. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1929. Features a blued finish, 22" round tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top & set screw, blank inserted into the rear sight dovetail, adjustable Redfield receiver mounted peep sight (missing aperture), 5 round tube magazine, case hardened smooth curved trigger, cross-bolt safety, take-down steel receiver with the rear portion factory drilled & tapped for a peep sight, factory sling swivel studs, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth crescent metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing edge wear, contact wear on/from the moving parts, a small amount of scattered oxidation, and a couple small spots of pin prick pitting. The action is mechanically sound, the bore appears excellent/bright but is dirty, and the walnut stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Brown leather straps accented with sterling and turquoise conchos unmarked.

and Diamond Pendant featuring a checkerboard cut Blue Sapphire weighing approx. 4.00 carats accented with 28 pave set round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats with F-G colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat white gold setting.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 16 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1955. Features a blued finish, 28” plain barrel with fixed Modified choke, silver bead front sight, 6 round tube magazine, steel receiver, smooth curved trigger, cross-bolt safety, grooved walnut ‘corncob’ slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with factory black synthetic buttplate & 14” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing carry wear, some light scratches, and contact wear on the magazine tube & slide arm. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are near excellent with minor blemishes & finish loss. Condition is NRA Very Good. *** Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made magazine fed centerfire bolt-action target rifle chambered for .243 Winchester, manufactured circa 2016 in Newport, NH. Optics ready with factory scope rail installed. Rifle features a matte black anodized finish, medium contour 27” barrel with a Patriot brown Cerakote rough textured finish, 1-7.5 twist rate, ported muzzle break, three-lug bolt with 70 degree throw, turned down bolt handle with oversized knob, Marksman Adjustable trigger with integral blade safety, accepts detachable magazines, serrated AR-15 style manual safety, flared magazine well, paddle magazine release, Samson 15” aluminum free-float key-mod handguard, gray rubber finger groove pistol grip with palm swells and textured grip panels, and a MAGPUL left-side folding shoulder stock with storage compartment filled with glued BB's to add weight for stability and to fine-tune the rifle's balance point. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original anodized black finish with light scattered scratches and rubs to both sides of the receiver, there is a 1/2' chip to the barrel finish about 6" from the muzzle break, there is chips/loss to the top of the muzzle break, "243W" has been written on the barrel in black marker. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also excellent. No magazine. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

American 19th century style bowie knife by contemporary maker Byron Kehew - Nevada City, CA. 8 1/4" Blade, 13 1/4" overall with brass mounted leather sheath. Exotic hardwood grip with silver mounts. Very good condition, shows sharpening and minor use

Measures approximately 55' X 35'. Cloth with double stitching around the edges. The iconic 16-ray Rising Sun flag. Reinforced white border with two brass grommets on the side. The border is vertically signed with many Japanese Kanji characters. Consigner states these are ports of call for the vessel concerned. A 55"x35" (roughly 4.5 x 3 feet) Japanese naval ensign is a Size 3 or Size 4 ensign. In historical Japanese naval specifications, this size was commonly flown at the stern jack staff or gaff of smaller warships, such as destroyers, torpedo boats, and sub-chasers, or used as an everyday flag on medium-sized vessels. Flag is intact with no rips or tears, all stitching intact, has some water staining. Displayed in a large frame that measures approximately 63'x43'. This would be very expensive to ship. We would suggest to out-of-state bidders to have it shipped without the frame. Worthy of further research.

Vintage American made bolt-action rifle chambered for .22-250 Remington, and manufactured 1948 until 1962. Model 722 was a short-action rifle based from the Model 721, and is considered to be one of the first modern centerfire rifles. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with two-piece dovetail mounts installed, an approximately 24" tapered heavy barrel with a target crown (Don Kaufmann Barrel), no provisions for iron sights, serrated curved trigger, bolt release mounted in front of the trigger, turned down bolt handle, and a serrated right receiver mounted manual safety. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock, right-hand cheek piece, smooth forend with a darker wood tip, quick disconnect sockets for sling swivels at the forend and bottom of the shoulder stock, checkered black plastic grip cap with a white spacer, and a serrated rubber White-Line recoil pad with multiple spacers. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with edge wear, thinning on the floorplate/trigger guard, a small material transfer towards the muzzle (mostly removed), and some light scratches. Metal displays no rust, but there is slight deformation in a few of the screw slots. Furniture wood is in good to very good condition with light scratches, a couple of impressions, and minor edge wear. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. There was a few small areas of dried residue that had a rust color, and most of it has been removed. Condition is NRA Good - With Modifications ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Beaver fur wrapped gauntlets with hide palms in overall very good condition. Measures 14" x 10".

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1948. Features a blued finish, 24" round barrel, 14 round tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, take-down steel receiver, smooth curved trigger, concealed hammer, cross-bolt safety, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with checkered metal buttplate & 13 5/16” LOP. Serial numbers match on both parts of the receiver. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing contact wear from the slide handle reciprocating, small scattered losses, and light oxidation/emerging surface rust predominately on the receiver. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent, and the walnut stocks are excellent with some dark staining around the upper tang. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

In 1968 Colt wanted to commemorate WW1 by producing a Model 1911 in remembrance of the 4 most noted battles of WW1. This pistol is for the battle of Belleau Wood. Production for each model was 7400. All were Pre-series model 70's with flat mainspring housings, long triggers, checkered slide stop and safety. Checkered wide hammer spur, and type 2 beveled proper rear sight. High polish blue finish with smooth walnut Grips. The left slide has a roll engraved battle scene, and the right has the WW1 banner with "1917-1967, the 50th anniversary of entering the war. All gold toned. Left grip has Eagle medallion with "1917 1918, World War" with "Belleau Wood" under it. Right grip was Doughboy medallion listed the Countries that fought in WW1. Lanyard ring in place. Bore is excellent/bright. Pistol is in excellent condition. Comes with original Colt marked magazine, and factory shadow box display case with battle scenes, and history/map of the battle. The original manual is behind the Map/History panel. Note* There are the three other battle .45's in this auction with the same serial number with the different initials of the battle. Would make a great set. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm

American made direct impingement operated semi-automatic modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition, and the receiver was manufactured in Geneseo, IL. Rifle features a matte black anodized finish, an approximately 20" stainless steel fluted heavy barrel, elevation adjustable protected post front sight attached the gas block, fully adjustable rear aperture sight on the carry handle, AR-15 style bolt carrier, A2 style bird cage flash suppressor, picatinny rail gas block, T-marked flat top upper receiver, shell deflector, annular cut forward assist, dust cover, MIL-spec charging handle, smooth curved two-stage trigger, annular cut push-button magazine release, two-position serrated selector lever, rifle length gas system, detachable carry handle, serrated paddle magazine release, rifle length receiver extension, standard rifle buffer and standard buffer spring, and beveled magazine well. The black synthetic furniture consists of round ribbed plastic handguards with aluminum heat shields, black plastic A2 style checkered pistol grip, sling swivel on the gas block, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and fixed rifle length shoulder stock. Barrel is marked 'M1S, SS,' which may indicate that this is a Model 1 Sales Stainless Steel barrel made by E.R. Shaw. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 96% with some edge wear, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks. Includes two 30 round magazines. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage take-down slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1953. Features a blued finish, 28” plain barrel with fixed Modified choke, silver bead front sight, 6 round tube magazine, steel receiver, smooth curved trigger, cross-bolt safety, grooved walnut 'corncob' slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with Pachmayr recoil pad & 14” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing light scattered scratches, some edge wear, and contact wear on the magazine tube & slide arm. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Very Good+ *** Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Brown leather with basket weave design accented with sterling engraved conchos

Adapts with any M4/AR15 Spec Lower Assembly. 5.56 NATO, Gen 1 with key-lock handguard. Dual rod recoil assembly, adjustable gas system,quick change barrel design, gas piston design reduces part exposure to carbon fouling, ambidextrous charging handle with gas deflector. Replaceable parts (Cam Path Follower, Feed Ramp, Forward Assist/Deflector, Charging Handle Locking Pins), nitride coated cold hammer forged 11.5"barrel with detachable 3-prong flash hider. Black anodized finish. Bore is excellent/bright, overall very good condition with some scuffs. Comes with The Magpul MOE SL-K Sig MCX side-folding, adjustable stock, black polymer with adapter.

American made semi-automatic double-action/single-action compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm Luger, manufactured in Springfield, MA. The Model 3913 was produced from 1989 until 1999. Pistol features a matte stainless steel slide, aluminum frame, a 3-1/2" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with white dot, dovetailed drift adjustable Novak LoMount rear sight, full-length metal guide rod, serrated slide stop, ambidextrous serrated slide mounted thumb safety/decocker, smooth curved trigger, bobber hammer, checkered push-button magazine release, serrated front trigger guard, checkered front strap, straight backstrap, and a one piece Smith & Wesson Xenoy wraparound grip. The original matte stainless finish retained is approximately 98% with minor scratches, and light edge wear. The aluminum frame finish is very good with some edge wear, and very light scratches. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes eight 8-round magazines. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made direct gas impingement semi-automatic centerfire rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Muncie, IN. Rifle features a matte black finish, T-marked flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" medium weight barrel, four prong ported muzzle brake (PWS FSC556 Tactical), low-profile gas block, Flat Dark Earth (FDE) adjustable Magpul MBUS folding front sight, FDE Magpul MBUS folding aperture rear sight, mid-length gas system, 11-3/4" Diamondhead aluminum free float handguard with a picatinny rail on top and threaded holes for accessory mounting, picatinny accessory rail mounted on the bottom of the handguard, spring loaded dust cover, shell deflector, Punisher logo bolt assist, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, serrated paddle bolt release, smooth curved single-stage trigger, oversized FDE Magpul trigger guard, FDE Magpul MOE textured pistol grip with a storage compartment, Mil-Spec charging handle, M16 style bolt carrier, staked gas key, Mil-Spec buffer and buffer spring, FDE Mil-Spec 6-position receiver extension, and a FDE Magpul MOE adjustable stock with a black rubber recoil pad. The matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling blemishes, brass marks on the shell deflector, and a little contact wear on the dust cover and receiver extension. Metal displays some light oxidation on the muzzle brake and gas key, but no deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition, but is a little dirty. Rifle does not include magazines. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Russian/Soviet Union made semi-automatic short-stroke piston operated centerfire rifle chambered for 7.62x39mm ammunition, and imported by NHM Sacramento, CA. This rifle's receiver cover has been replaced, and the receiver covers provide manufacturing information such as the factory and date of production. This particular rifle is likely to be an arsenal refurbished example with black paint on many of the components. Russia produced SKSs from 1949 until 1958. Rifle features a blued and black painted finish, a 20" hard chrome lined barrel, fully adjustable protected post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, stripper clip guide cut into bolt carrier, smooth curved trigger, knurled bolt knob, no cleaning rod, folding blade bayonet removed, fixed magazine with a hinged floorplate, magazine release latch mounted on trigger guard, milled trigger guard, serrated manual safety lever on the trigger guard, and a receiver cover with a see-through optic rail. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth finger grooved forend, smooth vented handguard, sling loop on the gas block, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, buttstock has a hole for a cleaning kit (trap-door missing), and a black solid rubber recoil pad with the original metal butt plate as a spacer. Original Russian serial numbers 'KH3053' match on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, and trigger guard. The black finish retained is approximately 92% with some flaking black paint, edge wear, and handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there is small scattered areas of rust. The original butt plate shows a fair amount of rust. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in fair to good condition with numerous handling handling marks, white material transfers, and a material loss between the magazine and bayonet slot. Rifle includes a cleaning kit, and a functioning red dot optic. Condition is NRA Near Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Brown leather construction with six snap pockets. Maker marked on belt. 33" end to end

American made direct gas impingement semi-automatic centerfire rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Lakewood, WA. Rifle features a matte black finish, flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" M4 contour barrel with a 1/7 twist rate, A2 bird cage style flash hider, 'A' frame front sight base with a protected elevation adjustable post, windage adjustable folding aperture rear sight, bayonet lug and sling swivel on the front sight base, carbine length gas system, Flat Dark Earth (FDE) ribbed carbine length plastic handguards with aluminum heat shields, spring loaded dust cover, shell deflector, annular cut bolt assist, serrated extended FDE magazine release button, flared magazine well, serrated paddle bolt release, smooth curved single-stage nickel boron trigger, oversized aluminum trigger guard, FDE Magpul MOE SL textured pistol grip, Mil-Spec charging handle, M16 style bolt carrier, staked gas key, Mil-Spec buffer and buffer spring, FDE Mil-Spec 6-position receiver extension, and a FDE Magpul MOE adjustable stock. The matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little remarkable. Rifle does not include magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made double-action/single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered for .357 Sig, and manufactured circa 2019 in Newington, NH. Features matte black Nitron finished stainless steel slide, matte black hard-coat anodized aluminum frame, 3.9" barrel, spare .40 S&W barrel, full-length metal guide rod with a coiled recoil spring, dovetailed blade front sight with white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, smooth curved trigger, serrated frame mounted decocker, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated take-down lever, serrated front strap, serrated oversized undercut trigger guard, single-piece granular textured grip with Sig Sauer insignias on both sides, and picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bores in both barrels are bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The grips are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard foam lined box, two 12-round magazines total, cable lock, .40 S&W barrel, and RSR Defense M1000 black polymer holster. Condition is NRA Excellent ***Modern Firearm***

SN: C3502. Ruger 10/22 'Canadian Centennial' is a rare, collectible semi-automatic rimfire rifle produced in 1966 and 1967 (model SPCCC) to celebrate Canada's 100th birthday. Pre-Warning. Only about 4,400 to 4,500 units were made, featuring an 18.5-inch barrel, blade/bead front, adjustable u-notch flip sight with white triangle, receiver drilled/tapped for optics, manual safety, factory 10-rd magazine, blued finish, deluxe walnut "finger-groove" checkered sporter stock with a grip cap, sling swivels, and a serrated plastic buttplate with Ruger logo's Includes special receiver "1867-1967"stampings with Maple leafs and a distinct Canadian Centennial medallion disc embedded on the right side of the stock. Comes in original factory box with manual. The bore is excellent/bright, the finish and wood are excellent. Rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Mount of Grizzly with paws extended and mouth open. Mount is in excellent condition. Measures 28" x 25" x 29". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

W. Wertall custom single-shot flintlock Kentucky rifle with a .45 caliber bore. The Kentucky rifle is also known as the 'Long Rifle' for having a long barrel and a relatively small diameter bore. Rifle features a browned finish, an approximately 42" heavy octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, dovetailed fixed notch rear sight, barrel flat signed "W. Wertall" in script, brass tipped wooden ramrod with silver toned thimbles under barrel, double set trigger, and silver-toned nose cap. The curly hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock with a slight curve to it, smooth forend that extends to the muzzle, and a smooth German silver crescent butt plate. The furniture is decorated with elaborate German silver inlays of an eagle and scroll on the sidelock, an acorn at the wrist, a fish on the cheek weld, and scroll engravings with edge designs on the patch box. The original browned finish retained is approximately 90% with light handling marks and edge wear. The brown finish is a little mottled and doesn't have an even brown appearance to it. Metal displays slight deformation in some of the screw slots, and the patch box door looks like it was bent. The two-cock hammer action performs well, and the bore look bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition with some cracks at the butt of the stock, and some minor handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

and Diamond Pendant featuring an oval cut vivid Pink Sapphire weighing approx. 0.80 carats perfectly framed with 20 fine baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat yellow gold ballerina style setting.

SN: 831NBF. Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest Commemorative single-action .22 LR revolver issued by Colt's Manufacturing Company LLC in 1968. Only 3,000 units of this specific gold-plated edition were manufactured, featuring a 4.75-inch barrel, blued cylinder, matte black triggerguard & backstrap. Left side of barrel marked "General Nathan Bedford Forrest", the grip panels are two-piece laminated rosewood grips with gold-colored Colt medallions. Comes in a form fitted , red velvet lined brown leather presentation display case. "General Nathan Bedford Forrest", Colt logo and a image of the General on horseback, interior of lid marked with "Fustest with the Mostest" quote from Forrest and "Rampant Colt" logo. Comes with Colt booklet on Forrest's history. Revolver is in excellent, like new condition. Appears unfired. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1953. Features a blued finish, 28” plain barrel with fixed Modified choke, silver bead front sight, 6 round tube magazine, steel receiver, smooth curved trigger, cross-bolt safety, grooved walnut ‘corncob’ slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with Pachmayr recoil pad & 13 3/4” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing contact wear on the magazine tube & slide arm. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. *** Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made striker-fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Columbia, SC. Pistol features a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) finished stainless steel slide, front and rear slide serrations, black finished stainless steel 3.7" cold hammer forged barrel with recessed target crown, full-length metal guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, dovetailed fixed blade front sight with a yellow dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight, flat-face trigger with integral blade safety, serrated ambidextrous slide stop, checkered ambidextrous push-button magazine release, and FDE polymer frame with integral picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, checkered grip, and interchangeable backstrap. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original FDE finish showing minor wear on the barrel hood, and not much more to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The frame polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box, one 12-round magazine, one 15-round magazine with grip extension, and three 24-round magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Original 8" x 11" document written in pen in frame. Reading "Joseph Hoefiler, dealer in groceries, provisions, and general merchandise. Tombstone, Arizona July 18th 1890. Know all men by these presence that a William Brewers tombstone Arizona have this day bar… sold and by these presence do bargain sell and del… (deliver) To E J Roberts of the town of tomb… (Tombstone) Territory of Arizona all my right title and contract in an ___ a certain lot of cattle now running and ranging on the San Pedro river in the territory of Ariz… (Arizona) and branded WB and I hereby ___ and defend the title of said cattle against all claimants for the consideration of 300 five hundred dollars in hand William Brewers"

Chinese semiautomatic rifle imported by Sile, New York.(left receiver) Based on AK-47/AKM design. Features blued finish, including the metal bolt & carrier, 16" threaded barrel with slant muzzle brake installed, cleaning rod, bayonet lug, protected adjustable post front sight, tangent rear sight, accepts detachable magazines, manual safety, under-folding stock, smooth blond wood hand guards and pistol grip, sling loop on gas block, sling swivel on receiver rear. Observed numbers match. Bore is excellent/bright, appears hard chrome lined. Retains 97% blue with minor handling marks, some rubbing on receiver from folding the stock. Wood is very good condition, varnished. Includes green cotton web sling, (3) 30 rd magazines, correct bayonet with scabbard and manual Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Percussion half-stocked target rifle marked "Browning & Heber San Francisco, CAL." Made 1873-1877 from Larry Shelton Estate. Approx. 46-50 CAL with 30-1/2" octagon bbl of medium to slightly heavy weight with semi-false muzzle. Double-set triggers, peep rear and hooded target front sights (the originals or of the period). Nicely checkered select wood stock with plain German silver mounts. The overall condition is good to v.g. and action works very well and triggers set and release properly. The wood is very good also with crisp checkering. Only minor imperfections with light aging and has been well cared for. About 9-10 lbs. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm

Czech made magazine fed bolt-action carbine chambered for 7.62x39mm ammunition, imported by CZ-USA out of Kansas City, KS. Designed as an intermediate range ‘brush gun,' it is built to CIP specifications, and the chamber is ideal for steel-cased surplus ammo. Carbine features a blued finish, 16mm receiver dovetail for optic mounting, 18.5" cold hammer-forged barrel with a recessed target crown and a 1:9.5" twist rate, hooded blade front sight with a white bead, dovetailed fixed notched rear sight on the barrel island, smooth curved single-set trigger, serrated manual safety lever on the right side of the receiver, accepts detachable 5-round magazines with a serrated release at the right side of the magazine well, and as serrated bolt release on the left receiver rail. The Turkish walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a solid black basket weave textured rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. A Redfield 2-7x33mm Revolution scope with a duplex reticle is mounted to the rifle using two-piece 1" rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with a 1/4" spot of finish loss by the muzzle, and the bluing is taking on a plum color. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with a half inch area of thin finish on the forend. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright. Carbine includes the original factory foam lined cardboard box with end label, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: LF19129. Lever-action rifle. 98% blued finish to barrel, full lentgh tubular magazine. lever, hammer, and buttplate. Nickel plated receiver, and forearm cap. Checkered walnut stock, with heart designs in the checkering. and forearm. 24" barrel. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth/tight. "Legendary Frontiersmen" on the right side of the barrel. Receiver nicely engraved with scroll borders, Frontiersmen scene, animals, Native Americans. Nickel medallion inletted on the right side of stock of Frontiersman fighting Native American with tomahawk. "Model 1894, Winchester" on tang. The finishes and wood a excellent. A very nice conditioned rifle. (1979) 19,999 made NRA Condition- Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Marked "Joseph Rodgers & Sons to Her Majesty" with V.R. and crown. Approx. 13-3/8" overall with 8-3/4" blade. Yellow stag grip with period scabbard, missing "button" hanger. Blade shows light cleaning, minor sharpening, and slight scratches along with light pitting. The stag horn scales show a nice patina and are in good to v.g condition. Scabbard also good to v.g. Circa about 1860's to 70's from the style.

Entitled "Smokin Up" Quality restrike signed in bronze. Mounted on marble base. Measures 27"H x 17"W x 10" deep.

Brilliant Extra Fine Australian Opal and Diamond Pendant featuring an oval cut Opal weighing 7.12 carats with intense full spectrum of flash fire Colors in Green, Blue, Red, Orange, Yellow, Purple, and Pink accented with 3 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.28 carats combined with G-H colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Full Retail Appraised Value 11,245.00

This is a cased Elgin Gold Hunter pocket watch that belonged to Sheriff David Lawrence Anderson, who rode with Billy the kid in the 1880's. He was then known as Billy Wilson. For more information on him, see his Colt Bisley revolver in this auction. Grade 82, 15 jewel lever-set size 18s, serial number 2234483, manufactured 1887. In good working condition. The gold-filled plated case is decorated with intricate relief engravings, geometric scrollwork and floral motifs. The intertwined initials "DLA" are engraved on the cover. The watch fob chain with attached t-bar and hanging fob with elaborate detailing. Curb links and dog clip. The large Fob is badge shaped with floral wreath border topped with spread-winged eagle holding two arrows, the round center is mother of Pearl with gold crescent with star in the center, the star has an inletted diamond in the center. (diamond has been tested) The reverse is engraved in block letters, "Sheriff David L. Anderson Sanderson Texas". A true piece of Old West history. Overall very good condition with some minor scratches.

Lever action repeating rifle chambered in .308 Winchester. Manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 1985. Features a polished blued finish, 20" round tapered barrel, bead top blade front sight on ramped base, fully-adjustable “beer can” rear sporting sight, factory drilled & tapped steel receiver, serrated curved gold trigger, serrated wide hammer spur, 4 round detachable magazine, point checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and straight grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad & 13 13/16” LOP. Includes a factory cardboard box, presumably original to the rifle but the label is damaged. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing some light handling marks/scratches. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stock excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made internal hammer-fired semi-automatic micro-compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Columbia, SC. The FN Reflex MRD was introduced in 2023. Pistol features a matte black finished slide, optics cut slide with front and rear serrations, 3.3" cold-hammer forged barrel with a 1:10 right-hand twist rate, loaded chamber view port, tritium dovetailed blade front sight with an orange outline, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, full-length guide rod assembly with dual recoil springs, serrated slide stop, serrated take-down lever, two-piece nearly flat-faced safety trigger, single-action only trigger, reversible checkered push-button magazine release, black polymer frame with granular texturing on the sides and serrated texturing on the grip straps, and no manual safety. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box, two magazines total, instruction manual, cable lock, magazine base plate, optic mounting hardware, and other paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Upgraded high quality American made double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm. The MK25 is the official sidearm of the United States Navy SEALs. Features a matte black Nitron finished stainless steel slide, 4.4" barrel, SIGH3 AR dovetailed, 3-dot night sights, black hard coat anodized alloy frame with integral accessory rail, full length guide rod, thumb decocker, curved smooth trigger, combat triggerguard, serrated hammer spur, push button magazine release, factory 15 round magazine, corrosion resistant finished internals, (Salt Water) and one-piece factory stippled black rubber wrap-around grip, serrated front strap. Anchor symbol on the left slide Pistol exhibits 99+% of it's original finish ,action is smooth, bore is pristine and rubber grips are fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Includes certificate of authenticity Series: Indians. Title: Chief Joseph. Limited series 298 of 750. Depicting Chief Joseph and his people coming up the trail out of Sun Light Basin, Wyoming in September 1877. Matted and framed. From the Phippen Art Museum. Measures 35-1/2" x 29-1/2

Diamond Pendant featuring an oval cut Royal Blue Sapphire weighing approx. 1.50 carats accented with 16 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold setting.

American made magazine fed centerfire bolt-action target rifle chambered for 6mm Creedmoor, manufactured circa 2017 in Newport, NH. Optics ready with factory scope rail installed. Rifle features a matte black anodized finish, medium contour 24” barrel with a Patriot brown Cerakote rough textured finish, 1-8" RH twist rate, blue ported muzzle break, three-lug bolt with 70 degree throw, turned down bolt handle with oversized knob, Marksman Adjustable trigger with integral blade safety, accepts detachable magazines, serrated AR-15 style manual safety, flared magazine well, paddle magazine release, Ruger 15” aluminum free-float key-mod handguard, finger groove pistol grip with stippling in the grooves & back strap, and Ruger left-side A2 style folding shoulder stock with storage compartment. UTG two-piece adjustable bipod installed. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original anodized black finish with light scattered scratches,a few minor chips to the barrel finish where it meets the muzzle break, "6mm" has been written on the barrel in silver marker, a couple of rubs on the scope base, the action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also excellent. Comes with one 10-rd magazine. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Finish made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .300 Winchester Magnum, and imported by Beretta U.S.A. out of Accokeek, MD. Rifle features a satin stainless steel finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, optic dovetail on receiver with anti-glare serrations, approximately 24" tapered barrel with a target crown, no provisions for iron sights, serrated curved trigger, smooth turned-down and swept back bolt handle, detachable box magazine, serrated magazine release in front of the trigger guard, serrated manual thumb safety to the right of the bolt, cocking indicator at the rear of the bolt, and a polymer trigger guard. The black polymer furniture consists of semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with parallelogram style texturing at the wrist, parallelogram style texturing on the forend, sling studs on the bottom of the shoulder stock and forend, and a solid black rubber recoil pad. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 95% with edge wear, and scratches and handling marks along the barrel. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is in very good condition with minor handling marks, and a scuff on the left side of the magazine well. There is a dried oil residue on this rifle, and some of it came off with CLP. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Hartford Conn. July 1st 1865. Colt Pat Arms Co. A detailed price list with a two cents stamped which is signed and dated. Receipt measures 4.5" x 8" in matted wood frame.

"Target Masterpiece". American made medium frame double action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured circa 1949 in Springfield, MA. Revolver features a gloss blued finish, 6” pinned barrel with serrated sighting rib, pinned & raised partridge front sight, micrometer adjustable rear sight, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, color-case serrated and curved anti-backlash trigger with adjustable stop, firing pin on hammer nose, color-case hammer, checkered hammer spur, five screw square butt 'K' target frame, six grove grip straps, and checkered magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers found on the frame, barrel, cylinder, and extractor star. Revolver retains approximately 96% of its original finish showing superficial scratches, and light holster wear, tracking on the cylinder, the action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent, good case colors on the hammer & trigger. Wood grips are very good with some light scratches. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Early 19th century American "Gamblers" coffin hilt bowie knife by contemporary maker Byron Kehew. 81/2" blade - 13 1/4" overall. German silver mounts, some minor sharpening and use

'2nd Model,' American made vintage large frame double-action revolver chambered for .455 Webley, and manufactured circa 1915-1917. Imported by Simpson Ltd. out of Galesburg, IL. Revolver features a blued finish, pinned 6-1/2" round barrel, fixed half moon front sight, notched frame rear sight, color case-hardened smooth curved trigger, color case-hardened hammer with checkered spur, fluted six-round cylinder, checkered thumb piece, non-shrouded ejector rod with a knurled head, five screw square butt N frame with lanyard ring at butt, smooth grip straps, and two-piece checkered walnut Magna grips with "S&W" medallions. Matching serial numbers were observed on the cylinder, frame, yoke, and barrel. This revolver has a few scattered British proof marks with one on the butt of the grip. The original blued finish retained is approximately 70% with muzzle wear, edge wear, scattered handling marks, and general thinning. Some of the finish is taking on a brown patina, and there is some light pin-prick pitting. There is a grind mark on the butt of the frame. Bore shows strong rifling with slight peppering, and the cylinder chambers are bright. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Markings are sharp and legible. The grip wood is in very good condition with minor handling wear, and 'DM' is scratched into the bottom of the left grip panel. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

‘52B’ Desirable pre-war bolt action rimfire target rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1937. The model 52 is regarded by many as one of the finest small-caliber rifles ever built. Features a blued finish, 28" heavy barrel, Lyman 77 globe front sight, two scope blocks installed on the rear half of the barrel, Lyman 48 F.H. side mounted peep sight, serrated curved trigger, two-position pivoting safety on the right side of the receiver, polished bolt with turned-down handle & hollow knob, push button magazine release, factory 5 round magazine, three sling swivels, and smooth walnut pistol grip target stock with inlayed accessory rail in the forend, checkered metal buttplate & 13 7/16” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing scattered scratches and wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, the markings are sharp, and the walnut stock is very good with wear & blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Vintage English made hammer fired side-lock side-by-side shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Huddersfield, England. This shotgun was made by a Yorkshire gun maker named William Golden. Shotgun has a color-case lock, hammers, receiver, and top lever. The other features include approximately 29-3/4" Damascus barrels, steel bead front sight, both bores measure 'Improved Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge, double smooth curved triggers, double external hammers with checkered spurs, fully engraved top lever, floating firing pins, and an ejector. The finely figured hardwood furniture consists of a straight gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, a splinter forend with a push-button style release (Maybe a W.C. Scott & Sons type release), clean brass escutcheon on the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14-1/2" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-1/4" drop at comb, 1-7/8" drop at heel, and a checkered horn butt plate. Receiver, locks, and most of the other components are fully engraved with floral scrolls. The original color-case finish retained is approximately 20% with general thinning leaving a very clean look. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action opens smooth and quickly under its own weight, fire control group works well, and the top lever rests slightly to the right of the tangs centerline. Bores are bright and shinny, and the furniture wood is in excellent condition with superficial handling marks. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Antique***

Depicting the Union Pacific Train. Hand sign lower left hand corner. Measures 23"W x 17"H in barnwood frame. 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.

The 'Elite,' a high quality American made Glock compatible full-size striker-fired pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Plano, TX. Over the standard G17 Glock, this pistol incorporates many desirable custom features directly from the factory. Pistol features a matte black nitride finish, bronze 4.5" spiral fluted barrel, Night Fision tritium blade front sight with a bright yellow outline, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight, ported slide with front and rear cocking serrations, full-length metal guide rod with a flat recoil spring, smooth flat-faced trigger with an integral blade safety, serrated slide plate, undercut trigger guard with stippled front, reversible serrated push-button magazine release, optics cut slide with removable plate installed, accessory rail on dust cover, interchangeable back straps, magazine funnel, and a black stippled slim contoured polymer frame. The original black nitride finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action smooth and crisp. The polymer frame is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes soft case, two Magpul seventeen-round magazines, two extra back straps, lock, manual, sticker, tool, Loctite, optic hardware, and factory cardboard box with an end label. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered in .35 Remington. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1925. Features a blued finish, 22" round tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top & set screw, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, 5 round tube magazine, case hardened smooth curved trigger, cross-bolt safety, take-down steel receiver with the rear portion factory drilled & tapped for a peep sight, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth crescent metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 80% of its original finish showing carry/handling wear, contact wear on/from the moving parts, and a small amount of scattered oxidation. The action is mechanically sound, the bore shows good luster with what appears to be pin prick pitting, and the walnut stocks are good with blemishes & finish loss. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

The Beretta A391 Xtrema 3.5 is a ultra-reliable 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun. Designed for heavy-duty waterfowl and turkey hunting, gas-operating semi-automatic 12 Ga. 28" vent rib barrel with green fiber-optic sight, 3.5-inch magnum chamber. Self-regulating gas system, recoil spring located on the magazine tube (rather than inside the stock), which prevents grit buildup, push button safety Accepts Beretta Optima-Plus choke tubes, choke installed marked "P" for "Passing Choke" for flying waterfowl, measures "M". Advantage Max 4 Camo polymer pistol grip with textured grey rubber grip inserts, factory black rubber, solid recoil pad. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth and the camo finish is about 96% with minor scratches & light edge wear. Comes with blue factory hard case, choke wrench, and 5 optima Plus chokes, IM, M, IC, Full and Cyl. NRA Condition-Very Good-excellent. Modern Firearm.

By Harrison Begay. Signed lower right hand corner. Depicting three Indians on horseback. Measures 29" x 19". Retail price tag on back $3000.00

Quality American made single shot falling block sporting rifle chambered in .300 Weatherby Magnum, manufactured circa 1997. Features a polished blued finish, plum colored receiver & lever, 26" tapered barrel, serrated, adjustable trigger, sliding tang safety, swivel studs, checkered walnut forend, and pistol grip shoulder stock with metal grip cap & red Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Mounted with a Weaver 4.5X-14X40 scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of it's original blued finish showing some scattered minor scratches and the receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood stocks are near fine with nice fiddleback grain on the buttstock. Condition is Near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

#690277678 'Predator', an American made bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured circa 2019 in Mayodan, NC. This rifle's SKU is '26951'. Rifle features a matte black metal finish, factory installed picatinny optics rail on the receiver, a threaded cold hammer-forged 22" tapered barrel with a 1:8" twist rate, no provisions for iron sights, radial muzzle brake, smooth curved Marksman Adjustable trigger with an integral blade safety, single-piece three-lug bolt with a 70 degree throw, swept-back bolt handle, dual cocking cams, annular cut push-button magazine release on the right side of the stock, accepts STANAG magazines (AR-15/M16 type), and a serrated sliding tang safety. The Moss Green furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with granular texturing at the wrist, a finger grooved forend with granular texturing, sling studs on the bottom of the forend and shoulder stock, patented Power Bedding block system, free-floated barrel, 14" length-of-pull, and a smooth black solid rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with light material transfers, and a few light handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, or rust. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

A check from Hurlbut-Conrad Land and Cattle Company in Greeley, Colorado for $10 on April 15th 1885 made out to JL Brush signed by A. Heller Manager. in double matted wood frame, check and photo are 3" x 6.5" From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

"Model 17'. K"-22 Masterpiece, Postwar vintage medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1948. Features a gloss blued finish, case colored hammer & trigger, pinned 6" barrel with serrated sighting rib, pinned patridge front sight, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, serrated trigger, .500" target hammer, five screw square butt K target frame with six groove grip straps, and two-piece checkered walnut Magna grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Serial numbers match on the frame, cylinder, ejector star and barrel. S&W logo on right side of frame. Blue finish is about 95% with minor scratches, slight muzzle wear, friction wear on the cylinder rod and the cylinder with a slight drag line. The wood grips are very good with light scratches, good case colors on the hammer & trigger, action is smooth with tight lock-up and the bore is excellent/bright. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

SN: AA71482. Commercial, commemorative semi-automatic rifle manufactured around 1991 to mark the 50th anniversary (1941–1991) of the M1 Carbine's development. Parkerized finish, 18' barrel with protected blade front and adjustable rear peep sights, bolt stop on the op rod, type III barrel band with bayonet lug, manual safety. Operating rod marked "1941-1991 50th Anniversary. Type III low wood stock with I cut for oiler, round "American Flag" medallion inletted in the right buttstock. USGI green web sling & oiler. Two rivet handguard. The bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, action is smooth, the wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/dings and the parkerized finish is about 92% with some scratches, edge wear, some friction wear on the bolt. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

SN: 965107. Rare French occupation Mauser HCs pistol. Production of the Mauser HSc .32 ACP pistol continued under French occupation at the Oberndorf factory from 1945 to 1946 using remaining parts and newly assembled components for French military forces in the First Indochina War. Guns made for military use were given a phosphate finish. The French phosphate finish is more of a grey color, rather than the greenish color of German production. This pistol correctly features a distinct "RW" proof stamp (or stylized WR monogram) stamped on the left trigger guard where it meets the frame, and correctly lack standard German military inspection and acceptance stamps. production estimates put the total at about 15,000. Standard Mauser markings on the left slide with Mauser banner, magazine floorplate marked with Mauser banner. Checkered wood grips are good/sound with handling wear, the bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, the slide action is smooth and the gray phosphate finish is mostly all there with the exception of a 3' patch of dark patina/rust on the forward left slide. NRA condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Yugoslavian made semi-automatic SKS pattern rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, manufactured circa 1967-1989. Imported by PW Arms, Redmond WA with import marks on the left side of the receiver. Features a blued/matte finish, 21.5" barrel with A2 style flash hider, hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, flip-up yellow dot night sight, folding grenade launcher sight, under-folding blade style bayonet, smooth trigger, manual safety, fixed 10 round magazine, smooth wood handguard, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend, trapdoor metal buttplate & black rubber recoil pad. Serial numbers match on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, top cover, magazine, triggerguard, and stock. Rifle retains approximately 97% of it's original finish showing light scattered wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

featuring a natural Ruby and Diamond with a combined weight of approx.1.20 carats set in an 18 karat white gold custom made setting.

Revolver marked "Liddle & Kaeding, San Francisco" on the top of the frame in engraved block letters. .44 Webley CAL with no proof on BBL or cylinder, only marked "17". Shows old renickeled finish of which most remains with original ivory grips. edges and markings still good. Ivory grips show minor chips and repair. Good action. 9-1/4" overall. Larry Shelton estate collection Antique Firearm

SN: 90250. This revolver is purported to have been belonged to Wild Bunch outlaw Mike Cassidy, friend and mentor of Robert Leroy Parker who later took Cassidy's name and became known as "Butch Cassidy". The backstrap is engraved in script "M.H. Cassidy". Antique double/single action revolver manufactured 1892. Sheriff or Storekeepers model with 3 1/2" barrel, not fitted with an ejector rod and has an elongated knurled cylinder pin that can be utilized to extract spent cartridges. The top of the barrel has the correct short barrel address in two-lines reading "COLT'S PT. F.A.MFG CO/HARTFORD CT. U.S.A.", the etched panel "COLT. D.A. 38" is on the left side of the barrel. Features a nickel finish, blued hammer, fixed sights, solid frame with side loading gate, bird's head grip frame. The Ivory grips are overall good with a little shrinkage, they have a nice yellow patina, there is a small chip on the bottom of the left panel. Bore is overall good, with strong rifling, has scattered areas of very light pitting. Nickel refinish is about 65% with scratches/flaking, showing a dark patina underneath, thumb wear on the right frame shows left handed use, blue visible on the trigger & screws. Colt markings are sharp/clear. Engraving is period done. Serial number match on frame, triggerguard and grip frame. Assembly number on loading gate is "210". The cylinder does not rotate as the cylinder stop does not depress. Comes with folder of research on Mike Cassidy and Colt factory letter confirming the above configuration except grips. One of twenty guns shipped Oct. 18 1892 to Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. Chicago, Ill. There is no surviving historical documentation to confirm whether Mike Cassidy was left-handed or his middle name. Historians and the Wyoming State Historical Society note that little concrete biographical information survives about Mike Cassidy beyond the fact that he was an older cattle rustler who taught a teenaged Parker how to ride, shoot, and rustle livestock. The revolver originally came from the collection of James McGee of Louisville, Ky (Now deceased) was a well known collector of fine quality antique and historical firearms. Comes with vintage, period single-loop leather holster. NRA Condition-Fine. Antique Firearm

Superlative quality bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in Clackamas, Oregon. Features a blued finish, approx. 22” round tapered barrel without provisions for sights, Leupold M8 6x scope installed using the integral scope rail grooves in the receiver, smooth curved wide trigger, pivoting two-position safety on the right side of the receiver, 5 round detachable magazine, and point checkered pistol grip walnut stock with sling swivel studs, metal grip cap, satin finish, checkered metal buttplate & 13 11/16” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing very little wear with the bolt handle turned plum. The action is not functioning properly like due to a broken or weakened sear spring, the bore is excellent/bright, the optics are clear/sharp with a duplex reticle, and the walnut stock is excellent. Condition is NRA Fair (after repair will grade excellent) ***Modern Firearm***

Entitled "Cattle at Chama" Measures 23W x 17-1/2H in barnwood frame. 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.

Entitled Mountain Mike. Quality restrike mounted on marble. Measures 27-1/2X11x11

Refurbished vintage slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1902. Features shortened 19" take-down barrel, 5 round tube magazine, brass bead front sight, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, steel receiver, replaced newer grooved walnut slide handle and smooth "Prince of Wales" semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with smooth steel butt plate. Bore is excellent/bright. Matte reblue finish is about 97% with minor scratches, matching serial numbers. Slide handle is excellent, original buttstock is overall good/sound with many minor scratches/dings. Action is crisp/tight. NRA Condition-Very Good/Restored. C&R Firearm.

Aerospace model wristwatch, two toned Steel and Gold with chronometer, Swiss made, appears to be in fair working condition with signs of wear and rubbing to the band, there is one small flaw in the digital display. Comes with Breitling warranty paperwork, extra links, and box. Ser. 86327, Date of purchase 2000.

#34203472 Israeli made single-action semi-automatic piston driven pistol chambered for .44 Magnum, and imported by Magnum Research Inc. out of Minneapolis, MN. This pistol appears to be a Mark VII, but cannot be positively identified. The .44 Magnum Mark VIIs were introduced in 1986 and in production until 1995, and reintroduced 1998-2000. Israel manufactured Desert Eagles until 2009. Pistol features a matte black finish, steel frame, an approximately 6" polygonal rifled barrel, integral 7/8" scope rail with cross slots on the barrel, dovetail square notched rear sight, dovetailed serrated blade front sight, serrated curved trigger, serrated slide mounted 'hook' style ambidextrous manual safety, external hammer with a serrated spur, smooth front strap, slightly undercut trigger guard, smooth push-button magazine release, serrated take-down lever mounted on the right side of the frame, double recoil assemblies, extended beavertail, flared magazine well, three lug bolt, and black plastic pebbled textured grips with IMI logos on both sides. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Pistol includes the original black plastic foam lined hard case, instruction manual, combination tool, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Belgian straight pull bolt action rifle imported by Browning Arms Co. Manufactured 1966. Features blued finish, checkered walnut stock with curved grip, flat plastic buttplate, 24" barrel, blade front sight, receiver mounted adjustable peep rear sight, dovetail rail, detachable factory magazine, manual safety. Bore appears excellent. Retains 98% finish, with some very minor rubs. Wood is very good condition, with fancy figure. Includes (1) magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Made in Japan by Howa. Bolt action rifle imported by Weatherby, Paso Robles CA. Features blued finish, fancy figured wood stock with cheek rest, checkering panels at wrist & forend, solid rubber factory recoil pad, contrasting dark wood grip cat & forearm tip with white spacers, sling studs, 24" barrel, no provisions for sights, two piece base & rings, Mounted with a Bushnell Banner 3X-9X40 AO scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. Hinged floorplate, serrated trigger, manual safety. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling. Retains 99% dark bluing, stock is excellent, action is smooth. Comes with factory box with manual and factory black polymer stock. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

SN: TD02455. High-quality reproduction of the classic 1873 Springfield single-shot trapdoor rifle made in Italy by Pedersoli in 2002, imported by Cabela's, chambered in .45-70 Government. Single-shot trapdoor breech mechanism. 32' barrel with broached rifling. 1:18' twist rate (6 grooves). Equipped with a tunnel front sight featuring interchangeable inserts, circle installed and a long-range Creedmoor tang rear sight. has all the standard features of the 1873 Trapdoor rifle. High polish blue finish with case colored breech and curved steel buttplate, checkered grip installed on the underside of the wrist. The bore is excellent/bright, the wood and finishes are excellent, hammer action is crisp/smooth. Like new. Comes in factory shipping box with matching label 7 paperwork. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Eastern Carbine'. Lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester. Manufactured 1971. Features a blued finish, 20" barrel, full-length tube magazine, hooded 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 factory black plastic buttplate. Left receiver drilled/tapped for sights/optics, . Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 94% bright blue finish with very light scattered pitting on the receiver, lever and upper tang. Wood is very good, sound with a minor scratches/scuffs, there are two sling stud holes on the underside of the buttstock that have been filled with plastic wood. Markings are crisp. Action is smooth. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

SN:02368MX371. The Browning Model 1885 "125 Years" is a commemorative single-shot falling-block rifle produced in 2003 to celebrate 125 years since John Moses Browning built his first design in 1878. High Quality rifle manufactured in Japan by Miroku for Browning. Features a high polish blued finish, the receiver has special scroll engraving gold borders and the inscription gold inlay accents,"125 Years/ BROWNING /1878-2003" , gold plated serrated trigger, chambered in .45-70 Government. 28-inch octagon barrel, dovetailed front blade/bead sight, and buckhorn rear sights, checkered walnut forearm and a straight-grip stock featuring a crescent steel buttplate, sling swivels. Factory adjustable rear flip-up aperture sight installed on the tang. Breech block is polished. The bore is pristine, the rifle is in like-new excellent condition, appears unfired. NRA Condition-Perfect. Modern Firearm.

U.S. military sub-caliber bolt action training rifle designed to mimic the M1903 rifle and chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured at the Springfield Armory circa 1924-1933 as a 1922 MI and subsequently upgraded to the 1922 MII pattern. Features a parkerized finish, 24.5” barrel marked “S A/[flaming bomb]/12-25”, dovetailed blade front sight with removable hood, adjustable Lyman 48 receiver mounted aperture sight, in-the-white M2 bolt with swept back handle, three-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt, checkered cocking piece, serrated curved trigger, 5 round detachable magazine, and pistol grip walnut stock with grasping grooves on the forend, single barrel band, checkered metal buttplate & 13 1/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its arsenal finish showing light wear with some minor oxidation/rust on the rear sight, bolt head & upper tang. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stock is very good with blemishes, appears refinished, and has a “P” inside a circle & “S. A./R” boxed cartouche. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made bolt-action repeating rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield. This is a U.S. infantry rifle that was used in both Word Wars, and it is essentially a modified Mauser turn-bolt action. Rifle features a blued finish, a 26" barrel, rear aperture battle sight with a folding ladder sight, protected blade front sight, serrated curved trigger, upper band with stacking swivel and bayonet lug, internal clip-fed 5-round magazine, 'dog leg' style bolt handle, bolt release on the left receiver rail, military style hinged floorplate, and a serrated right receiver mounted manual thumb safety. The three-piece walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock with a hand stop, smooth finger grooved forend, smooth upper and lower handguards, sling swivels on the lower barrel band and on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth steel butt plate with a trap-door storage compartment. "U.S. Model of 1917 Remington," and the serial number is marked on chamber. The barrel is dated 12-17, with a flaming bomb and an "R" stamp. It is fitted with a Remington front sight, which is also stamped "R". A flaming bomb is stamped on left receiver rail, and the bolt handle is stamped "E" with the flaming ordnance bomb. Several letters and an eagle's head cartouche are marked on the forend in front of the trigger guard. An Eagle's head cartouche can be found behind the trigger guard. There is an English broad arrow on the right side of the shoulder stock. This rifle was likely made in the U.S. and sent over to Britain. The original blued finish retained is approximately 85% with edge wear, general finish thinning, and normal handling wear. Metal displays minimal deformation in some of the screw slots, and there is oxidation found on the barrel, upper barrel band, and butt plate. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition considering for its age with no cracks, and some dents and scratches. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

#530-72094 American made large frame double-action revolver chambered for .44 Remington Magnum, and manufactured circa 2024 Newport, NH. The Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan (SKU: '05303') was introduced in 2005, and constructed with a strong extended frame providing extra metal in the top strap, side-walls, and barrel mounting areas to handle powerful big game loads. Revolver features a brushed stainless steel finish, a cold hammer-forged 2-1/2" solid ribbed barrel with a 1:20" right-hand twist rate, full-length underlug, pinned ramped serrated blade front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight with a white outline, triple-locking fluted six-round cylinder with a smooth ejector rod, serrated thumb piece, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a checkered spur, transfer bar safety, and Hogue Tamer pebble textured black rubber finger grooved Monogrip grip with a Ruger logo on the right side. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original black plastic factory foam-lined hard case with end label, cable lock, and stickers. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

#84-96154 American made large frame single-action revolver chambered for .44 Remington Magnum, and manufactured circa 1983 in Southport, CT. Revolver features a satin stainless steel construction, a 7-1/2" cold hammer-forged stainless steel barrel with a 1:20" right-hand twist rate, pinned raised serrated ramp front sight with red insert, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight with a white outline, serrated curved trigger, external hammer with a serrated spur, transfer bar safety, non-fluted six-round cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, round ejector rod button, coil action springs, smooth grip straps, squared trigger guard, and two-piece smooth hardwood grips with Ruger medallions on both grip panels. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip wood is in very good to excellent condition with minor handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

High quality Czech made bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .22 Hornet. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, BuckRidge Horizon 8-32X42 scope,detachable magazine, smooth single set trigger, manual safety, black nylon sling, and checkered Turkish walnut pistol grip shoulder stock with Pachmayr recoil pad. Rifle exhibits approximately 98% of it's original finish, action is smooth, bore is pristine, optics are sharp and wood stock is very good. NRA Condition is Near Excellent. Modern firearm.

'The .41 Magnum Target' Large frame double action revolver chambered in .41 Magnum, manufactured circa 1983. Revolver has been refinished in matte black on the frame with plum colored barrel & cylinder. Case colored hammer & trigger. Features 6" heavy barrel with serrated wide sighting rib, raised ramp front sight with red insert, adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outline, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod, serrated .400" wide target trigger, .500 target hammer, three screw square butt N target frame and black rubber, pebbled, finger grooved Hogue grips, serrated straps. Revolver exhibits nearly all of it's refinish showing a light drag ling on the cylinder and minor superficial scratches with no major wear observed. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the stag grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent as Refinished. Modern Firearm

German made precision bolt-action rifle,manufactured 2022. Features adjustable single-stage trigger, three-position safety, 22" hammer-forged original Sauer barrel, 1:8 twist, no provisions for sights, smooth Sauer bolt with cocked indicator, detachable 3-rd magazine, blue barrel, matte receiver drilled/tapped for optics, (No filler screws), black polymer stock with textured panels at the wrist & forearm, sling studs, factory grip cap 7 solid rubber recoil pad, schnabel forend. Bore is excellent, rifle is in like new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Italian made piston driven semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured circa 2010. The R1 was designed around the patented A.R.G.O.(Auto-Regulating Gas-Operated) pistol driven system, the same system used in the Benelli M4 shotgun. Features an blued 22" interchangeable cryogenically treated Crio barrel with red fiber optic raised front & fully adjustable square-notch rear sights, factory scope rail, smooth trigger, push button safety, 4 round detachable magazine, rotating bolt head, swivel studs, checkered AA grade walnut semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip shoulder stock with palm swell and factory recoil pad. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of it's original finish showing little to no wear. Action is very smooth, the bore is pristine and the walnut stocks are fine. Come in factory box with matching label, manual, sling swivels and barrel spacers. Condition is NRA Perfect. Modern Firearm.

Mount is in excellent condition. Measures 51" x 32" x 30". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

and Diamond Cross featuring an oval cut Blue Sapphire accented with 4 side baguette cut Diamonds with a combined gem weight of approx. 0.50 carats set in a 10 karat yellow gold setting.

Egyptian made military semi-automatic direct gas impingement rifle chambered for 7.62x39mm ammunition. Imported by Century Arms International out of St. Albans, VT. This is a Rare rifle, and only about 7,300 were produced with many lost in battle during the Six Day War, and the Yom Kippur War. Rifle features a blued finish, stripper clip guides cut into the receiver, an approximately 19-1/2" threaded barrel with a knurled thread protector (counterbored bore), elevation adjustable "post in circle" front sight, tangent style rear sight with Arabic script numbers for ranges, smooth curved trigger, swinging manual safety at the rear of the receiver, adjustable gas regulator through a hole in the top of the handguard, knurled charging handle, folding blade bayonet (similar to SKS rifles), and accepts detachable box magazines holding 10 rounds. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth finger grooved forend, smooth ventilated handguard, metal end cap with a sling loop, sling loop on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. The magazine is intended to remain in the rifle and loaded by stripper clips using the clip guide. Left side of receiver is marked 'RASHEED' and 'MADE IN UAR' (Faint). The original blued finish retained is approximately 92% with some light scratches, minor edge wear, and a dull area at the rear of the receiver cover. Metal displays no deformation, but there is a small amount of oxidation around the bayonet band and barrel, and on the front sight base. The furniture wood is in good condition with some minor scratches and dings. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Rifle includes the correct green web sling (attached). Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

SN: 99127909. 'Cowboy Limited' "JM" marked barrel. Chambered in .357 Mag./.38 Spl. Lever action rifle features blued finish, 24" octagon barrel, blade/brass bead front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, full length magazine tube held to barrel with a screw (no bands), pushbutton cross bolt safety. Two piece walnut stocks are smooth, straight wrist, with a checkered black plastic Marlin buttplate. Non-reflective matte receiver top is drilled/tapped for optics. Bore is pristine. Retains 99+% blue with handling marks. Wood is excellent with a small scratch on the left forearm and the action is smooth. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Bolt action rifle manufactured in 1998, optics ready, features: blued finish, brown laminate stock, checkered at wrist and forearm, 22" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, plum colored receiver, hinged floorplate, smooth stainless steel curved trigger, three position safety on stainless steel bolt, Mauser style bolt release, sling swivel studs, factory solid rubber recoil pad and black plastic grip cap with Ruger logo, scalloped receiver dovetails. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Retains approx. 96% finish with minor scratches, muzzle wear, some scratches on the grip cap.. Wood is near excellent with very minor scratches. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

‘Pre ’64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .32 Winchester Special. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1931. Features a blued finish, 20" round tapered barrel, pinned Lyman blade front sight with bead top, flip-up adjustable ladder rear sight, two barrel bands, 6 round tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, checkered hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend, and straight grip shoulder stock with metal carbine buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 25% of its original finish with the majority of the finish intact on the magazine tube and barrel. The receiver shows only traces of bluing and the balance displays an aged grey/brown patina. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are very good with scattered dings & a repaired chip on the forend behind the barrel band on the right side. Condition is near NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made lever-action rifle chambered for .45 Long Colt, and manufactured in Rice Lake, WI. The Henry Big Boy X Model H012CX was introduced in 2020. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, a 17.4" round barrel with a 1:16" twist rate, 5/8" barrel threads with a knurled thread protector, fixed ramped green fiber optic front sight, elevation and drift adjustable red fiber optic rear sight, smooth curved trigger, large loop action lever, 8-round tubular magazine under the barrel (as stated by 'www.henyusa.com'), external hammer with a serrated spur, transfer bar safety, and a grip safety. The black polymer furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with granular texturing at the wrist, a granular textured forend with a picatinny accessory rail on the bottom and M-Lok accessory rails on the sides, sling swivel stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock and forend, Henry cowboy trademarked grip cap, 14" length-of-pull, and a factory solid black rubber recoil pad. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, and instruction manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American made lever-action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. This rifle is likely the third model and third variation of the Model 39A which incorporated Micro-grooved rifling, and was produced circa 1954-1957. The 'P' serial prefix suggests that this rifle was produced in 1957. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with a dovetail optics rail installed, a 24" round barrel, full-length tube magazine, iron sights removed with an open rear sight dovetail, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, external hammer with a serrated extended Williams thumb piece installed, and a large knurled take-down screw on the right side of the receiver (allows for disassembly into two halves). The walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with flutes at the comb, smooth forend, sling swivels on the end cap and on the bottom of the forend, smooth black plastic grip cap with a white spacer, and a checkered factory black plastic butt plate with a white spacer. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% with some finish losses along the barrel, edge/muzzle wear, and some handling blemishes. Metal displays deformation in some of the screw slots, and there are a few spots of oxidation on the barrel and on some of the screws. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in good to very good condition with very light scratches and dings, and minor chipping at the pistol grip. The markings are mostly sharp and legible. Rifle includes a leather sling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Cobray "MAC-11". Semi-automatic pistol variant of the MAC-11 sub-machinegun. Features stamped steel construction with a parkerized finish, 5.5" threaded barrel, telescoping bolt, fixed sights, safety selector on the right side of the frame, smooth trigger, black synthetic backstrap on grip, round charging handle on top of receiver, heel magazine release, one polymer 10-rd magazine. Comes in factory shipping boc with cleaning rod and magazine loader Bore is excellent/bright. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, light scratches. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

SN: DS215245. Brazilian made double action revolver chambered for both .45 Colt & .410 bore 2.5" shells. Features matte black/blued finish, 3" barrel, orange fiber optic front sight, square channel cut rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, fluted five-shot cylinder, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, internal locking safety on the rear of the hammer, transfer bar safety, and one-piece ribbed black rubber grip with Taurus medallions. Bore is pristine, retains 99% finish. Like new. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

'Bisley' American made stainless steel single action six-shot revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, circa 1997. Features a polished finish, 5 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, ejector rod, smooth trigger, serrated wide low profile hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted cylinder, and nice two-piece rosewood oak leaf checkered grips. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, Ruger factory grips and lock. Revolver exhibits approximately 98% of it's original finish showing a light drag line on the cylinder and some minor scratches, action is smooth with good lockup, bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

"Hunter" Quality bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 2008, imported by browning, Morgan Utah. Features a non-glare bladed finish, 22" barrel without provisions for sights, installed two-piece scope bases/rings, mounted with a Nikon "Buckmaster" 3-9X40 BCD scope with crosshair reticle integrated with a series of transparent circular dots down the lower vertical post for long-range holdovers. Smooth silver toned plated trigger, octagonal bolt & receiver, alloy trigger guard, sliding tang safety, polished short throw bolt, 3 round detachable rotary magazine, swivel studs and satin-finish Grade 1 black walnut stock with checkering & Inflex recoil pad. The bore is pristine, action is smooth, finish is excellent and the stock is overall excellent/sound with a few minor dings. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made full-sized single-action semiautomatic pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, manufactured in Yonkers, NY. 8-rd magazine. This "Classic Model" 1911 style pistol features a matte black finish, steel slide, steel frame, front and rear slide serrations, 5' barrel, barrel bushing removed and ported muzzle break installed. serrated blade front sight, serrated ramped square notched rear sight, single-piece full-length metal guide rod, skeletonized serrated curved adjustable trigger, checkered push-button magazine release, skeletonized hammer with polished sides, serrated hammer spur, manual safety mounted on the let side of the frame, smooth extended beavertail grip safety with a slight memory bump, checkered mainspring housing, smooth front strap, and two-piece laminated hardwood grips with finger grooves. The original black finish retained is approximately 98% with slight edge wear, and light superficial scratches, bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, and the wood grips are also excellent. The action is smooth and crisp. This pistol includes original factory black hard plastic box, operations manual,factory barrel bushing and barrel bushing wrench, spare magazine with extended floorplate. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

#834179 German made magazine fed bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and imported by Kleinguenther out of Saguin, TX. The Voere Voehrenbach K-15 was likely produced in the mid-1970's, but the exact date of manufacture cannot be determined for C&R eligibility (difficulty in disassembling the rifle to look for date codes). Rifle features a gloss blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with two-piece quick release mounts installed, a 23-1/2" tapered barrel, no provision for iron sights, adjustable serrated curved trigger, swept-back and turned-down bolt handle, jeweled bolt body with a cocking indicator at the rear, and a serrated right receiver mounted manual safety. The walnut Monte Carlo furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, accepts detachable magazines with a serrated release at the front of the trigger guard, right-hand cheek piece, checkered forend with a rosewood end cap, sling studs on the bottom of the shoulder stock and forend, smooth rosewood grip cap, and a solid black rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. A Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10x40mm rifle scope with an adjustable parallax and a duplex reticle is mounted to the receiver using two-piece 1" rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays slight deformation in a couple of the scope ring screw slots, and there is light oxidative speckling observed on metal surfaces. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore shows strong rifling and a small amount of peppering. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with little to speak of. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Made in Japan by Howa to Smith & Wesson Specs. This is a gas-operated auto-loading shotgun, chambered for 2 3/4', 12 gauge shotshells. It has an aluminum-alloy receiver and trigger guard with black anodizing, The receiver has nice scroll work engraved on both sides. The 28" blued barrel is chrome-molybdenum steel, with a low profile vent rib, silver bead front sight and a silver mid-bead. The stocks are American walnut with a high gloss finish and cut checkering at the wrist and on the forearm. It has a S&W logo grip cap and Pachmayr vented rubber recoil pad The finish is about 94% with minor scratches, slight muzzle wear, some small chips to the bottom metal and some light handling wear to the lower barrel/rib. Bore is excellent/bright and the choke is stamped MOD. on the barrel, measures IM with drop-in gauge. The wood is overall very good/sound with a couple of minor scuffs/scratches. LOP 14 3/8". Also includes a 30" vent rib barrel with fixed full choke, mirror bore, and a small spot of rust on the left side. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

‘Pre ’64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .32 Winchester Special. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1939. Features a blued finish, 20" round tapered barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, two barrel bands, 6 round tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, checkered hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend, and straight grip shoulder stock with serrated metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 40% of its original finish showing wear/thinning with the majority of finish loss on the receiver and an aged grey/brown patina compromising the balance of the metal surfaces. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are very good to excellent with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

American made gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 3-1/2" 10 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Ilion, NY. This model shotgun was produced from 1989 until 2010. Shotgun features a matte grey metal finish, stainless steel gas operated system, 30" vent rib barrel, accepts Remington choke tubes, installed choke measures 'Cylinder' (with a drop-in gauge), Bradley style front sight with a white bead, steel mid-bead, approximately 1/2 length tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, annular cut rear trigger guard mounted push-button safety, serrated charging handle, and steel receiver. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered finger grooved forend, sling swivel stud at the bottom of the shoulder stock, 14" length-of-pull, and a brown Remington ventilated rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original matte grey finish retained is approximately 95% with light handling marks, edge wear, and some light thinning mostly on the receiver. Metal displays no rust, or metal deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. The furniture wood is in good condition with edge wear at the pistol grip, and there is handling and storage marks elsewhere. Shotgun includes two extra choke tubes, choke tube wrench, and a screw driver. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good ***Modern Firearm***

Pendant featuring a round cut I.G.I. Certified Diamond with F color and VS1 clarity set in a 14 karat white gold solitaire setting. Compare to BLUE NILE at $4,500.00

'Eastern Carbine'. Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester. Manufactured 1974. Features a blued finish, 20" barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped, hooded, blade/bead front sight , adjustable rear semi-buckhorn sight . Smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, steel receiver, lever safety, smooth walnut forend and straight wrist shoulder stock with black plastic factory buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 98% finish with minor scratches, the receiver has light scattered patches of patina. Wood is overall excellent with some light scratches on the right buttstock. Markings are crisp. Action is smooth. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Winchester model 1892 rifle chambered in .25-20 W.C.F. manufactured in New Haven, CT., circa 1905. It features a 24" octagonal barrel, Smooth curved trigger, checkered hammer spur, full length magazine tube, top eject, dovetailed blade/bead front sight, and elevation adjustable rear sporting sights. Blued finish. Smooth straight wrist shoulder stock, smooth forearm, and crescent steel buttplate. Bore is dark/rough, rifling present, the wood is overall very good with a few very minor dings, appears to have been lightly sanded at some point, the action is smooth and crisp. The original finish on the barrel/tube turned a dull blue/gray patina, the receiver is in the white. The buttplate & the rear upper tang screw appear to be a newer replacements. The Winchester trademarks on the tang, and barrel are crisp and clear. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Eligible.

#82527S7 ‘Factory Two Barrel Combo Set” Engraved over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 gauge shells & 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells with the included spare barrels. Manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1967. Features blued 26 1/2" barrels with a ventilated sighting rib & skeet/skeet fixed chokes, selective automatic ejectors, white Bradley front sight, brass mid-bead, French greyed receiver with floral scroll engraving & two game birds on either side, gold single trigger, sliding tang safety/barrel selector, finely checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and round knob pistol grip shoulder stock with Kick-Eez recoil pad. Stock measurements: drop at comb 1 1/2”, drop at heel 2 ¼” and length of pull 14 ¼”. Includes a factory Hartmann faux wool lined fitted luggage case and a stocked 26 1/2" 12 gauge set of barrels with skeet/skeet fixed chokes. The shotgun exhibits approximately 90% of its original finish showing minor slide wear on the barrel from the forend, some thinning, and some pin prick pitting & cleaning along the rear edge of the receiver. The action is sound/tight on face with the top lever standing right of center, the bores are excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are very good with moderate blemishes. Condition is NRA Good+++. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

#85-28201 American made, 'New Model' single-action centerfire revolver chambered for .44 Magnum, and manufactured circa 1984 in Southport, CT. The model number is '00807' featuring a gloss blued finish, an approximately 10-1/2" round barrel, serrated raised and undercut patridge front sight, square notched micrometer adjustable rear sight, external hammer with a serrated wide hammer spur, serrated curved trigger, two-piece hardwood grips with silver-toned Ruger medallions on both sides, smooth grip straps, two-toned hammer with polished sides, round ejector rod button, collard cylinder pin head, and a non-fluted 6-round cylinder. The original gloss blue finish retained is approximately 98% with some minor scratches, edge wear on the trigger guard, a slight drag line on cylinder, and some holster wear mostly on the left side of the barrel. Metal displays rust on the grip straps and trigger guard. There is slight deformation in some of the screw slots, and a few nicks in the metal. Grip wood is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern firearm***

‘Pre ’64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .32 Winchester Special. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1955. Features a blued finish, 20" round tapered barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, two barrel bands, 6 round tube magazine, steel receiver factory drilled & tapped for a side mount sight, smooth curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend, and straight grip shoulder stock with checkered metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing some wear, scattered light surface rust, and a very small amount of pitting. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Antique U.S. military single shot breachloading carbine chambered in .45-70 Government. Manufactured at the Springfield Arsenal circa 1880. The left side of the butt is stamped “WESTERN” in block letters, it is believed to have been marked by Western Costume Company of Hollywood, CA. This prop company provided carbines for movies like “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon” & “Apache”. Features an old reblued finish, 22" round tapered barrel, pinned blade front sight, ‘C’ marked Buffington fully-adjustable rear sight, sling bar with saddle ring, 1873 dated breech block, serrated trigger, checkered hammer spur, and smooth walnut straight grip stock with metal trapdoor buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its reblued finish showing wear and thinning with a brown patina comprising the balance. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is bright with semi-worn rifling & light pitting, and the walnut stock is fair with large repaired cracks. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

Chilean model 1912 military Mauser rifle manufactured by Steyr in Austria and imported by CAI St. Albans, VT. In 1961,Chilean M1912 were upgraded with a 7.62×51mm NATO barrel, as Modelo 12/61. Chilean crest & "Modelo 1912-61" over "NATO" on chamber. Barrel length is approx. 23 inches. front blade, tangent rear sights. Metal finish is an brown/grey patina, has a little blue remaining. Stock is overall good condition with many dings and scratches and remnants of painted rack numbers. original 1912 cartouche clear/visible on stock, missing cleaning rod. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Rear sling swivel is missing from the swivel base. All observed numbered parts match except bolt. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

by Paul Wenzel depicting an indian with Winchester rifle, measures 40"x30", gallery priced at 7000.00. Late 20th century. Known for: Illustration with Disney for many years.

Includes certificate of authenticity Series: Indians. Title: Pride of the Nez Perce. Limited series 750 Reg. #298. Depicting Native American men looking proudly over a group of their horses. Their attention is centered on the spotted colt. "Pride of the Nez Perce" Matted and framed. From the Phippen Art Museum. Measures 44-1/4" x 30-1/2

This is a late 1950s/early Vietnam era United States Navy USN Flight Helmet type APH-5 Helmet manufactured by MSA (Mine Safety Appliances). It has the correct early type thick roam rubber edge roll, painted in U.S. Navy gold. It still has the internal padding, with avionics installed, with the sun shade retractable visor. The back of the helmet has the original maker label, which is mostly intact, indicating the manufacturer and the size of Large. Type MS-22001 MSA oxygen mask. Developed from the WW2 A-13A and is fitted with a webbing harness and metal "Y" bracket. The rubber is in very good pliable condition. The oxygen hose is equally good, fitted with a British 191A2 connector and while the mask is wired with a connector, microphone is attached, size large. This helmet is from the estate of John F. S____, (Last name is cut-off on the copy of description that came with helmet) who served 1952-58, flew the F9F-5 Panther, F9F-6 Cougar and FJ-3/FJ-3M Fury as part of the Fighter squadron "Jesters" VF-73. The foam rubber around the earphones have dried, flaking, otherwise good very condition.

SN: 4307NS. The Colt Frontier Scout 'Nevada Centennial' is a single-action .22 LR commemorative revolver released by Colt in 1964 to celebrate 100 years of Nevada statehood (1864–1964). It features a 4 3/4' barrel. .22 Long Rifle, deep blued barrel, cylinder and cylinder with a bright nickel finish on the trigger guard, cylinder pin, crescent ejector rod head, hammer and backstrap, left side of the barrel is roll-marked "1864 - NEVADA CENTENNIAL - 1964". Simulated mother-of-pearl (pearlite) two-piece grips featuring silver Rampant Colt medallions, housed in a blond wood, form fitted presentation box lined with dark blue velour fabric. Lid is marked with Colt logo, outline of the state of Nevada and inletted with a Nevada Centennial coin. Revolver is in excellent, like new condition, appears unfired. Box is excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

American made compact DA/SA semi-automatic blow-back pistol chambered for 9x19mm ammunition, manufactured Accokeek, MD. This particular variation of the 92FS was produced between 2000 and 2003. Pistol features a matte stainless slide finish, matte gray anodized aluminum type "M" frame, a 4-1/4" stainless barrel, fixed blade front sight with red dot, dovetailed notched rear sight with two red dots, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, smooth curved trigger, annular cut push-button magazine release, full-length metal guide rod with single recoil spring, serrated front trigger guard, serrated grip straps, accepts single-stack eight-round magazines, serrated slide mounted ambidextrous safety/decocker, and checkered black plastic grips with Beretta logos on both sides. The original anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with slight edge wear, and superficial blemishes. The stainless slide finish is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the plastic grips are also in excellent condition. The action is smooth and crisp. Pistol includes the original factory the original blue plastic factory hard case, two magazines total, and a set of checkered wood grip panels with Beretta trademarks on both sides (KDS Grips 'BE 17-1'). The extra set of wood grips appear to be new. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Camp Carbine', an American made semi-automatic carbine chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in North Haven, CT. The Model 9 Camp Carbines were produced between 1985 and 1999. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 16-1/2" tapered barrel, raised protected blade front sight (painted red), elevation adjustable buckhorn style rear sight, front trigger guard mounted manual safety, receiver drilled & tapped for scope base mounting, last-shot bolt hold open, magazine disconnect, push-button magazine release, accepts 12 ad 20-round detachable magazines (S&W 59 series type magazines), and smooth curved trigger. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a sling stud, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a solid brown rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but does exhibit rust on the front sight hood, barrel, and very light rust on the receiver. Bore is bright with strong rifling, but needs cleaning. Action is smooth and crisp, and the furniture wood is in very good condition with a few scattered minor blemishes. Plastic trigger guard and magazine well is in excellent condition. Rifle includes a black padded nylon sling with two sling swivels. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Depicting farmers broken down in Monument Valley. Measures 19-1/2"H x 15-1/2W in barn wood frame.

Band featuring 15 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold band. Ring size 5.

Tube-fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long & Long Rifle. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1938-1948. Features a blued finish, 25" round tappered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, 14 round tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, pivoting two-position safety on the right side of the receiver, swept-back bolt handle with pear shaped knob, and smooth walnut pistol grip stock with factory black synthetic buttplate & 13 9/16” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 80% of its original blued finish showing wear, scattered scratches, and thinning with a brown patina/oxidation making up the balance. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stock is very good with numerous small blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

#N320779K ‘Skeet Tournament’ Light weight gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 gauge shells. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1980. Features a blued finish, 25.5" barrel with ventilated sighting rib & fixed Skeet choke, white Bradley front sight, silver mid-bead, 4 round tube magazine, roll-stamp floral engraving on the receiver & bolt, serrated charging handle, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, alloy triggerguard, cross-bolt safety, steel receiver, hand checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and pistol grip shoulder stock with grip cap, White Line recoil pad & 13 1/16” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing very little wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the wood stocks are very good with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Measures 23 inches horn to horn, and approximately 30 inches long, overall fair to good condition, slight damage to left side of mouth

'Big Boy Classic.' American made lever-action repeating rifle chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Spl.. Features a blued 20" octagonal barrel, full tube magazine, blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, brass receiver, buttplate & barrel band, smooth trigger, serrated hammer, smooth American Walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock. Receiver drilled/tapped for optics. Barrel markings are gold filled, Bayonne, NJ address. Rifle exhibits approximately 99%+ of it's original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, bore is pristine and wood stocks are overall fine with a couple of minor dents in the top right buttstock. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Frederic Remington's The Outlaw reproduction depicts a cowboy struggling to stay aboard a violently bucking horse. Measures 24"H x 16"L

American made extra large framed double-action revolver chambered for .500 Smith & Wesson Magnum. Dubbed as the "most powerful production revolver in the world", by Smith and Wesson. The Smith & Wesson 500 was introduced in 2003, and was boasting 2,600ft/lbs of muzzle energy. Revolver features a satin stainless steel construction, S&W X-Frame, raised blade front, adjustable rear sights, 8.38" serrated ribbed ported barrel, interchangeable compensators, raised HIVIS red fiber optic front sight (extra blade sight included), micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with checkered spur, transfer bar safety, full-underlug, knurled ejector rod head, 5-round fluted cylinder, checkered cylinder release, internal locking system (two included keys), and pebble textured Hogue black rubber finger groove grips with S&W motif's on both sides. The original satin stainless finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial scratches, and a very light drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent condition. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight cylinder lock-up. The Hogue rubber grips are in excellent condition. Revolver includes the original foam-lined blue plastic factory hard case, cable lock, extra compensator, extra front sight blade, two internal lock keys, a couple of tools, and a manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

High quality American made bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in .338 Winchester Magnum, manufactured circa 1986. Features a high polished blued finish, 24" heavy barrel with no provisions for sights,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 90% of it's original high polished blued finish showing muzzle wear, some small scratches on the barrel handling wear on the bolt knob & bolt release and the floor plate & triggerguard have many scratches to the black painted finish. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright with good rifling. The wood stock is overall good/sound with many light scratches, 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 Leupold Vari-X-III 2.5x8 scope,duplex reticle. Clear optics, scope has some scratches. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Western style single action rimfire revolver manufactured 1966. Scaled down copy of a Colt Single Action Army. Features a nickel plated finish, with smooth walnut grips, 4.75" barrel, fixed sights, 6 shot fluted cylinder. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth with tight lock-up, finish and grips are excellent. Comes in a wood, form fitted, red velvet lined factory presentation case with Colt logo on the lid, and "Rampant Colt" on the interior of the lid. Original manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

German made striker-fired semi-automatic pistol chambered for .40 Smith & Wesson, and manufactured circa 2015 ('BF' date code) at HK’s Oberndorf factory in southwest Germany. Pistol features a matte black slide with front and rear slide serrations, plastic cocking tabs on the rear of the slide, 4.1" polygonal rifled barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with white dot, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight, full-length metal guide rod with flat recoil spring, smooth curved trigger with integral blade safety, serrated ambidextrous slide stop, serrated take-down lever, ambidextrous paddle magazine release, black synthetic frame with stippling on all sides, interchangeable backstraps with lanyard attachment pin, slightly undercut trigger guard with serrated front, and picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover. The original matte black slide finish retained is approximately 98% with some minor holster wear. Metal displays no rust, but there is very slight deformation at the rear sight dovetail. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong polygonal rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original black plastic foam lined factory hard case, owners manual, sticker, magazine loader, two extra interchangeable backstraps and two extra sets of grip panels, and four magazines total (two 10-round, two 13-round). This pistol would be in excellent condition if it was not for the slight deformation at the rear sight dovetail. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Field Variation', a Japanese made over and under break-barrel box-lock shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and imported by Winchester out of New Haven, CT. Made in Japan for Winchester by Olin Kodensha Co. Ltd. These shotguns were produced between 1963 and 1987, but the exact date of manufacture cannot be determined. Shotgun features a blued finish, approximately 28" vent ribbed barrels, brass bead front sight, fixed chokes measures 'Improved Modified' over 'Improved Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge, combination tang mounted sliding manual safety/barrel selector, automatic ejectors, smooth curved trigger, and checkered top lever. The high gloss walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered finger grooved forend, steel grip cap with embossed scrolls, 14" length-of-pull, 1-7/16" drop at comb, 2-7/16" drop at heel, and red factory ventilated rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. The receiver is engraved with limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% with some thinning along the barrels, minimal edge wear, and superficial blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bores are bright and shiny. The action is smooth and crisp, and the barrels fall quickly under their own weight with the top lever resting at the centerline of the tang. Furniture wood is in good to very good condition with some handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Original 19th century Currier & Ives "A Crack Trotter Between the Heats" (1875). Over painted with advertisement for "Oscar Hafner, Manu'f.c.ter of Saddles, Harness, and all kinds of Horse Equipments, Colorado Springs." 15 1/4" x 20 1/2" not including vintage frame. good condition. "Bob" Butterfield collection Nevada City, CA

and Diamond Ring featuring an oval cut Ruby weighing 1.60 carats accented with 6 round Diamonds with H-I colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat yellow gold setting. Estimates $1,500-$2,000

Depicts a beautiful lady in vintage frame. 19 1/2" x 14 1/2". Shows some age but period not determined

#N320799K ‘Skeet Tournament’ Light weight gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 gauge shells. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1980. Features a blued finish, 25.5" barrel with ventilated sighting rib & fixed Skeet choke, white Bradley front sight, silver mid-bead, 4 round tube magazine, roll-stamp floral engraving on the receiver & bolt, serrated charging handle, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, alloy triggerguard, cross-bolt safety, steel receiver, hand checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and pistol grip shoulder stock with grip cap, White Line recoil pad & 13 1/16” LOP. Includes a factory green plastic hard case. Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing very little wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the wood stocks are excellent with few blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made double-action centerfire revolver chambered for .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1980 in Southport, CT. These were produced from 1970 until 1985. This revolver is part of Ruger's 'Security-Six' and 'Police Service-Six' line of double action revolvers. Revolver features a blued finish, 4" serrated rib barrel, serrated ramped blade front sight, micrometer adjustable rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, knurled ejector rod head, serrated cylinder release, half-length underlug, smooth curved two-toned trigger, frame mounted firing pin, transfer bar safety, external hammer with checkered spur, fluted six-round cylinder, and black checkered Pachmayr rubber grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with very light scratches, a light drag line on the cylinder, and edge wear around the muzzle. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. Grips are in excellent condition with noting remarkable, and the action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Revolver includes an extra set of checkered hardwood grips with silver Ruger medallions on both sides. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'The .357 Combat Magnum Stainless' Pre-lock, stainless steel medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1990s. Features a satin finish, 2 1/2" barrel with Mag-na-porting, shrouded ejector rod, raised serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth .312" combat trigger, .375" semi-target hammer, three screw round butt K target frame, and Uncle Mike’s checkered black rubber grips with finger grooves. Revolver exhibits a thin drag line on the cylinder and a moderate amount of superficial handling marks. The action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent/bright, and the rubber grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

‘Pre ’64 Eastern Carbine' Vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .32 Winchester Special. Manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1950. Features a blued finish, 20" round tapered barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, two barrel bands with sling eye on the rear band, 6 round tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, smooth walnut forend, and straight grip shoulder stock with sling swivel stud & checkered metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing light scattered scratches, some wear/thinning, and a small amount of light scattered surface rust. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stocks are near excellent with minor imperfections. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

featuring 22 channel set baguette and princess cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats total with F-G colors and VS clarity set in an 18 karat white gold designer setting.

Gas operated semi-automatic sporting shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells. Manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1976. Features a blued finish, 25 ½” vent ribbed barrel with fixed Skeet choke, white Bradley front sight, steel mid-bead, 4 round tube magazine, steel receiver with roll stamped scroll engraving, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, alloy trigger guard, cross-bolt safety, serrated charging handle, “B” grade walnut forend with impressed checkering & high gloss finish, and pistol grip shoulder stock with Old English recoil pad & 14 ¼” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing light superficial scratches. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the figured wood stocks are very good with light blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

Customized bolt action rifle. Has been re-barreled with a 24" free floating matte stainless barrel, in .308 Winchester. Rifle features a matte blued action, plum colored bolt handle, hinged floorplate, manual safety, black composite H-S Precision stock with solid factory recoil pad, extra sling stud for bipod, beavertail forend Leupold Mark one piece base mounted with a Vortex 3-9x40 scope with mil-dot reticle, clear optics. Bore is pristine. Overall condition is like new. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

SN: 5558NEB. Colt Frontier Scout 'Nebraska Centennial' is a single-action .22 LR rimfire revolver issued by Colt in 1967 and 1968 to honor Nebraska’s 100 years of statehood (1867–1967). Limited to a production run of 7,000 units, features include genuine gold plated barrel, frame, trigger, hammer, grip screw and crescent ejector rod head, the rest finished in royal blue, faux-pearl grips and 'Rampant Colt' medallions. 4 3/4" barrel. Left side of barrel marked " 1867 Nebraska Centennial 1967". Comes in wood presentation box with Wagon scene and Colt logo on the lid, interior of lid is lined in white silk with 'Rampant Colt' logo, form fitted sky blue velvet. Revolver is in excellent, like new condition. Appears unfired.

#148KC '1866 - Kansas Series - Coffeyville - 1966'. Rare Single action rimfire revolver features gold color finish with blued trigger, hammer with polished sides, cylinder pin, ejector rod and screws, smooth wood grips with gold toned "Rampant Colt" medallions, 4-3/4" barrel, fixed sights, unfluted cylinder. Condition like new. Special markings include "1866-KANSAS SERIES-COFFEYVILLE -1966" on left side of barrel, scroll engraving on butt. Includes a Colt logo marked wood box with "KANSAS SERIES" "COW TOWNS" with image of Buffalo with "COFFEYVILLE," black velvet lining. Only 500 made. Condition is NRA perfect in Box. C&R Firearm.

Includes a Zuni beaded sterling silver chain necklace, measures 11-1/2" long, open silver cuff bracelet, and ring 6.5.

'The Authentic Colt Black Powder Series' 2nd generation reproduction of the Baby Dragoon. A single action percussion revolver chambered for .31 caliber ammunition, and manufactured circa 1979-1984. It features a 4" octagon barrel, brass cone front sight, 'V' notched rear sight cut in the hammer nose, checkered hammer spur, unfluted five-shot cylinder with roll-engraved battle scene, no loading lever, silver plated square-back triggerguard, smooth silver plated backstrap, and one-piece smooth walnut grip. The silver plating on the trigger guard and backstrap are in very good condition with a blemish on the front strap, and the finish is turning dark. The color-case hardened finish on the frame and hammer is in excellent condition. The bluing on the barrel and cylinder has approximately 99% of the finish remaining with no observed blemishes.The action is smooth and crisp. The bore, rifling, and cylinder are in excellent condition. This firearm includes a factory cardboard box with fitted insert, and paperwork. The overall condition is excellent with few signs of handling. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Antique Firearm ***

American made large frame double-action revolver chambered for .44 Remington Magnum. The Model 629-1 was introduced in 1982, and manufacture in Springfield, MA. This 629-1 was distributed by Lew Horton and S&W, and only 8,000 were made between 1986-1987. Revolver featuring a brushed stainless steel finish, 3" barrel with partial serrated sighting rib, knurled ejector rod with a 3/4 length underlug, raised serrated ramped front sight with orange insert, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight with white outline, fluted six-round cylinder, smooth wide curved stainless trigger, firing pin on hammer nose, transfer bar safety, stainless hammer with a checkered spur, ten-groove serrated grip straps, smooth finger grooved wood combat grips with gold-colored S&W medallions, and three screw round butt 'N' target frame. The original stainless finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial scratches, and a light drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Wood grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 3361 '1st Model Double Action Revolver', or model 1896. Double-action revolver built on the round butt I frame. S&W's first swing-out cylinder revolver, cylinder is unlocked by pulling forward the extractor rod. No locking lug under the barrel or thumb latch, 3 1/4' ribbed barrel with pinned round blade front sight and pinned u notch rear sight in the top strap. S&W markings and patent dates are stamped on the cylinder between the flutes, barrel has no markings with the S&W monogram is stamped on the sideplate. The cylinder stop is in the topstrap rather than in the frame. Nickel finish, case colored hammer & trigger, black hard rubber grips with S&W motifs, serial number matched on heel, barrel and cylinder. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth with tight lock-up, traces of case color on the hammer& trigger, the grips are excellent with no chips or scratches, turning brown with age and the nickel finish is overall excellent with no flaking, the exception is a 3/4" patch of pitting on the mid backstrap. The First Model .32 Hand Ejector was made from 1896 through 1903. It had its own serial number range which ran from 1 to 19,712. The BATF lists the First Model as an antique, since all the frames were made and stamped with serial numbers before 1899. The four digit serial number would indicate early production anyway. You probablely won't find another one in this condition. NRA Condition-Excellent as Antique Firearm.

Early copy of the Confederate .36 caliber revolver manufactured in Italy by Armi San Paolo for Replica Arms, Ridgefield, NJ. (Navy Arms). Early date code XX9 is 1973. Similar to the Colt 1856 Navy. Features blue barrel & cylinder, brass plated frame & triggerguard and case colored lever. There is some flaking/rust around the screw holes on the frame, the hammer action is stiff, needs oil, the bore is excellent/bright and the smooth wood grips are very good. NRA Condition-Good. Antique Firearm.

Vintage pump action rimfire rifle manufactured circa 1920. Features blued finish, grooved walnut pump handle, straight grip walnut shoulder stock with crescent steel buttplate, 24" octagon barrel with period vintage Lyman globe front sight with circle insert, paired with vintage Lyman folding aperture rear sight installed on the tang, sporting rear sight removed, empty dovetail on barrel, magazine tube under barrel, external hammer, take down screw in receiver. Winchester markings are crisp/clear including the Winchester trademarks on the barrel & receiver, matching serial numbers on lower tang & receiver. Bore is very good, good rifling, retains about 50% dull original blued finish mostly on the barrel, hammer & trigger, the rest has turned a gray/brown patina with handling/age, edge losses, some areas of discoloration. Wood is overall good condition with added varnish with scratches/dings and a little finish loss. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

A highly sporterized version of the WW2 US military semi-automatic carbine chambered for .30 Carbine. Manufactured circa 1943 (5-43 barrel date). Carbine features a blue refinish, an approximately 18" barrel, protected blade front sight, rear sight removed, smooth curved trigger, dovetail insert in rear sight base, polished flat-top bolt, rotary trigger guard mounted manual safety, magazine release marked with the letter "M", 'Type 3' barrel band and bayonet lug, and accepts detachable box magazines. The sporterized gloss hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo shoulder stock, smooth forend with low cut wood, four rivet handguard, and a checkered black plastic buttplate with a white spacer. A 2-7x32mm scope with a tactical reticle utilizing hold-over and windage markings. The scope is mounted using 1" two-piece rings, and a single piece Weaver style mount. The receiver ring is marked 'U.S. CARBINE, CAL. .30 M1,' and the barrel is marked 'INLAND MFG. DIV., GENERAL MOTORS, 5-43.' 'INLAND DIV., 451078' is marked at the rear of the receiver, and 'INLAND' is marked on the trigger housing. The refinished bluing retained is approximately 98% with light edge wear, and extremely minor handling marks. The trigger housing has turned plum. Metal displays no rust, but there is evidence of minor pitting before the rifle was refinished. Metal deformation can be seen in the rear barrel band's screw slot. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The furniture wood is not original, and is in good condition with superficial handling blemishes, and small cracks at the tang. The scope's sight picture is bright and clear. Six-digit serial number suggests that this has a model 'T4' serial. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good as refinished. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Includes: 1) Swedish M21, metal 3 crown crest on the front, 3 crown decal on both sides with blue background & yellow crowns, these helmets were developed in 1918 but did not come into production until 1922/23, made of quality materials at the Eskilstuna Factories they remained in service throughout the WWII period where they were then eventually phased out by the M37. OD green paint, 3 prong leather liner with horse hair padding, full leather chinstrap. Very good condition. 2) Original Netherlands WWII Dutch M34 Steel Helmet With Badge and Original Green Paint. Correct three section textured leather liner, with central drawstring. Inlaid copper shield depicting the Dutch Republic Lion/Coat of Arms of the Netherlands is painted black (Correct). Overall condition is very good. Chinstrap is present. rear skirt slotted for carrying strap.

U.S. military sub-caliber bolt action training rifle designed to mimic the M1903 rifle and chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured at the Springfield Armory circa 1924-1933 as a 1922 MI and subsequently upgraded to the 1922 MII pattern circa 1935. Features a parkerized finish, 24.5” barrel marked “S A/[flaming bomb]/12-35”, dovetailed blade front sight, adjustable Lyman 48 receiver mounted aperture sight, in-the-white M2 bolt with swept back handle, three-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt, checkered cocking piece, serrated curved trigger, 5 round detachable magazine, and pistol grip walnut stock with grasping grooves on the forend, single barrel band, checkered metal buttplate & 13 1/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 96% of its arsenal finish showing mottled tones from dried grease and some scattered scratches/wear. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent/bright, and the walnut stock is excellent with a “P” inside a circle & “S. A./R” boxed cartouche. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

by Bachman entitled "Indian Bust" Mounted on marble base. Measures 23-1/2" H x 8" at base. Signed in bronze.

By Elie Hazak entitled 'Dora Hand' signed on base 36/99 measures 31" x 12". Hand colored bronze on marble base. Elie Hazak grew up in Jerusalem, where he was fascinated by sculpture. There he studied at the Bel Zallel Art School and later toured Israel and Europe as an actor and performer, working on clay sculptures in his spare time. His work, vivid scenes of Indians, cowboys and mountain men, is on permanent display at the Thomas Gilcrease museum in Tulsa. In 1999, he was commissioned by Championship Auto Racing Teams to create the Mario Andretti Trophy.

SN's: 520-09207 & 870-09207 '50th Anniversary Matched Set' Limited run of about 1000 "Flattop" 50th Anniversary Blackhawk matched sets. They feature a .357 Magnum (released in 2005) and a .44 Magnum (released in 2006) with matching sequential serial numbers, commemorative gold rollmarks, and a presentation case. .357 Magnum: 4.62-inch barrel, pre-1962 XR-3 grip frame, flat top frame, and "50th Year Blackhawk 1955-2005" gold roll-mark on top of the barrel, blue finish, checkered black hard rubber grips with black/silver Ruger medallions. .44 Magnum: 6.5-inch barrel, flat top frame, and "50 Years of .44 Magnum 1956-2006" gold roll-mark on top of barrel. Same finish & grips as above. Modernized New Model transfer bar safety systems and reverse-indexing pawls. Green felt lined, form fitted factory-issued dark wood and glass presentation case featuring a custom red commemorative lens label. Measures 17 1/4" wide, 14 1/4" long and 3" high. Very good condition except the felt around the revolver forms is damaged. The revolvers are in like new condition, appear unfired. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearms.

American made semi-automatic gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in New Britain, CT. Rifle features a matte black type-3 hard coat anodized finish, 7075-T6 forged aluminum receivers, flat-top upper receiver with an integral picatinny optics rail, a chrome-lined 16" M4 profile barrel with a 1/9" twist rate, A2 birdcage style flash hider, A2 front sight base with an elevation adjustable post, sling loop and a bayonet lug on the front sight base, detachable carry handle with a fully adjustable dual aperture rear sight, smooth curved single-stage trigger, manganese phosphate coated AR-15 style bolt-carrier-group with a staked gas key, Mil-Spec charging handle, six-position receiver extension with an adjustable M4 style buttstock, checkered A2 style plastic pistol grip, carbine length gas system, ribbed carbine length thermoplastic handguards with aluminum heat shields, sling swivel on a barrel clamp at the front sight base, serrated manual safety on the left side of the receiver, annular cut push-button magazine release, shell deflector, annular cut bolt assist, and a serrated paddle bolt release. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Rifle includes four magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Silver overlay concho belt includes ring 6.5 and matching cuff

With diamond and zig zag pattern in black, white, red and gray. Scattered small stains with minor edge wear. Measures 86"H x 47"W

'Magnum' This American made Remington Model 870 "Wingmaster" is a classic pump action shotgun chambered for 3" 12 gauge Magnum shells. It features a 30" blued, vent rib barrel and receiver with silver colored bead front sight, smooth trigger, metal trigger guard and fixed full choke. It has two piece wood stocks with fleur-de-lis checkering at the wrist and forearm, a black flying duck grip cap and Remington factory recoil pad. LOP is 14". Bore is excellent/bright. blue finish is about 97% with some minor scratches. Wood stocks are overall excellent wit a few minor scratches/rubs, the slide action is smooth.. NRA Condition-Near excellent. Modern Firearm

Bangle Bracelet featuring over 21 Natural Sapphires in a spectacular spectrum of vivid Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange and Yellow accented with 4 brilliant Green Tsavorite Garnets with a combined color gem weight of approx. 7.25 carats, fine set with over 126 round accent Diamonds weighing approx. 0.63 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in a stunning finely crafted custom14 karat yellow gold setting weighing approx. 16.00 grams.

Masonic signet ring from the Shriners and Scottish Rite. Crescent and Scimitar suspended over a crecent moon is the official emblem of the Shriners. The number 32 is a triangle represents the 32nd Degree of the Scottish Rite Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret.

Lab Diamonds Set In 925. 2 band set band has channel set diamonds and ring and four diamonds set together to look larger. Size 6

and Diamond Pendant featuring 3 channel set round cut Diamonds total gem weigh approx. 0.50 carats set in 14 karat yellow gold setting.

Fair to good condition. Missing glass at top. Drawer opens. Buyer must arrange outside shipping at their cost.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 20 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1963. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 28" round barrel, barrel marked 'Modified' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, corn-cob style slide handle, 14" length-of-pull, and a checkered black plastic butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with very light handling marks, edge wear, and action wear on the magazine tube. The marking on the top of the receiver is a little shallow, but the rest of the shotgun's markings are clear and legible. Metal displays a very small spot of rust on the right of the receiver above the trigger guard. There was very slight metal deformation observed in the trigger guard screw slot. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The furniture wood is in near excellent condition with very minor handling blemishes and light scratches. This shotgun would be in very good condition if it were not for the small amount of observed rust. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Measures: 59"H x 30"W x 24"D. 9 pin door lock. Digital and 2 key lock. 2 hour fire rating at 1800°F. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

Israeli made full-sized short recoil operated double-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson. The IWI Jericho 941 was introduced in 1990 (product SKU J941F40). Designed after the CZ 75, this pistol features a matte black finish, steel frame with an accessory rail on the dust cover, internal full-length frame rails, 4.4” cold hammer-forged CrMoV barrel with 1:10 twist rate, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed Novak style square notched rear sight with two white dots, full-length steel guide rod, smooth curved trigger, firing pin block safety, external hammer with a serrated spur, serrated thumb safety mounted on the left side of the frame, reversible push-button magazine release, serrated grip straps, and two-piece granular textured black composite grips with molded IWI insignias on both panels. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original black factory foam-lined case, cleaning tools, instruction manual and paperwork, cable lock, zipper pull, and two magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

by R.J. Moore entitled "Sacred Ground." Numbered 1 of 1. Signed in bronze. Dated 1983. Depicts 3 steer skulls and arrow. Measures 10-1/2H x 6"W.

By Herb Mignery, Cowboy Artists of America, entitled Dowser and the Skeptic. Mounted on marble and oak base. Measures 29" x 17". Limited edition number 15 of 20. Signed in bronze. Mignery is a Nebraska artist known for wildlife sculptures.

#NRAL-0341 & NRAR-0341 "NRA '2009 Gun of the Year' Matched Set". Limited-edition offering featuring two Ruger New Vaquero single-action revolvers. Chambered in .45 Colt, these commemorative revolvers were sequentially serialized (NRAL and NRAR prefixes) and limited to 1,125 pairs. Blued barrels and color case-hardened frames. 5.5-inch barrels with a gold-inlaid legend reading NRA "2009 GUN OF THE YEAR MATCHED SET" on the right side. Smooth white faux-ivory with Ruger medallions. They come with a custom Sturm, Ruger & Co. red double-revolver hard case, certificate of authenticity, and manual. Both revolvers are in like new, unfired condition. NRA Conditions-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearms.

American made magazine fed bolt-action rifle chambered for .308 Winchester, and manufactured in Westfield, MA. The Savage Model 16 was built on the Savage 110 action, and introduced in the late 1990's. Rifle features a satin stainless steel finish on the barrel and receiver, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, factory installed two-piece scope bases, a 22" tapered barrel, no provision for iron sights, smooth curved adjustable AccuTrigger, turned-down bolt handle with a checkered knob, jeweled bolt body, serrated tang mounted manual safety, push-button bolt release at the front of the trigger guard, accepts detachable magazines, and integral magazine releases on the magazines. The black synthetic furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend, sling studs on the bottom of the forend and the shoulder stock, checkered black plastic grip cap with a Savage trademark, and a solid black rubber recoil pad. A Nikon 3-9x40mm scope with a Bullet Drop Compensated reticle is mounted to the receiver using two-piece 1" rings. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with very light handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. The scope's sight picture is clear, and bright. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage 1970's Percussion pistol kits. 1) Classic Arms Snake Eyes .36 Caliber Complete Kit. The Deadly Deuce is totally American made with solid steel frames. All other parts are steel. Original box. 2) Classic arms Ethan Allen Pepperbox complete kit, .36 Cal. 3) CVA Philadelphia Derringer kit, .45 cal. Complete, unopened. Also included is a small reproduction powder flask, nickel plated with brass fittings and a New, unopened CVA Deluxe Finishing kit for rifle/pistol stocks.

One is a multi colored stone inlay Zuni. Measures 10" in length. The second is a Navajo turquoise pendant nugget in ornate silver setting measures 10". The third is an elongated curved silver with small turquoise and dark accents, measures 8".

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in North Haven, CT. Rifle features a matte black anodized finish, forged aluminum receivers, flat-top upper receiver with an integral picatinny optics rail, a phosphate finished 16-1/4" M4 profile barrel with a 1/9" twist rate, A2 birdcage inspired flash hider, detachable and elevation adjustable protected front post sight, detachable and fully adjustable dual aperture rear sight, smooth curved single-stage trigger, AR-15 style bolt-carrier-group with a staked gas key, Mil-Spec charging handle, six-position receiver extension with an adjustable M4 style buttstock, sling loop on the bottom of the stock, staked castle nut, granular textured plastic pistol grip with an integral oversized trigger guard, rubber grip plug, low-profile gas block with a carbine-length gas system, 10" aluminum free-float quad-rail, serrated manual safety on the left side of the receiver, annular cut push-button magazine release, shell deflector, annular cut bolt assist, spring loaded dust cover, and a serrated paddle bolt release. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. Rifle includes four magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Romanian made semi-automatic long-stroke gas operated rifle chambered for 7.62x39mm ammunition, and imported by Century Arms International out of Georgia, VT. The front trunnion is dated 1979. Rifle features a matte black finish, optics rail mounted on the left side of the receiver, 16" cold hammer-forged chrome lined barrel, 14x1LH muzzle threads with a Tapco slant brake, fully adjustable and protected front sight post, tangent rear sight graduated to 1000 meters, smooth curved Tapco single-hook trigger, 45 degree gas block with a bayonet lug, paddle magazine release at the front of the trigger guard, cleaning rod under barrel, checkered right receiver mounted lever safety, ribbed top cover, smooth ventilated laminate wood hand guards (painted or stained black), checkered black polymer pistol grip with a Hogue rubber grip sleeve, sling swivel on the bottom of the buttstock, and a six position stock tube with an adjustable M4 style buttstock. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 92% with handling blemishes, light edge wear, and a drag line made by the safety lever. Metal displays no deformation, but there is some light oxidation around the gas block and front sight base. Action is smooth, but the action barely sticks when retracted back completely (bolt group will release with a touch of a finger). Rivets are properly domed and pressed flat against the receiver. The bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture is good condition as refinished, with light handling blemishes. Rifle includes three magazines total. The rifle also includes a Romanian AK Bayonet with a 5-3/4" carbon steel blade, bakelite handle, metal sheath with wire cutter, gray rubber isolator, and a hand strap. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm**

featuring 2 oval cut Aquamarines weighing approx. 10.00 carats combined weight set in 14 karat yellow gold Omni back earring settings.

Mount is in great condition. Measures 18" x 11" x 13". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel without provisions for sights, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, sliding tang safety, polymer trigger guard, partially checkered bolt handle, detachable magazine and point checkered black synthetic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with swivel studs, rubber recoil pad & 13” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing scratches and minor surface rust on the bolt knob & floor plate. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the stock has some minor scratches. Mounted with a Simmons 3-9x40 scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. Black nylon sling attached. NRA Condition-Good+. Modern Firearm.

The SSh-36 was the first full production military helmet of the Soviet era. Production began in 1936 and ended in 1939. Used in the "Winter War" with Finnland. Includes: 1) Post-war arsenal refurbished SSh-36 refurbished with liner & chinstrap, repainted, including the red star on the front and placed into long-term strategic reserve. Correct stamping on the rear of the skirt. 2) WW2 SSh-36 with original OD paint, shell only, no liner or chinstrap, Correct stamping on the rear of the skirt. Has some surface rust.

Mount is in great condition. Measures 56" x 38" x 46". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Hide has multiple scars. In great condition. Measures 122" x 90". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Matching pair of Navajo sterling silver jewelry. The cuff and ring feature matching large elongated oval turquoise stones with natural matrix of brown/gold patterning, set in matching sterling beaded bezel settings. Ring size 7.5

1) Vintage bit with leather headstall unmarked 1) Engraved Mexico marked silver overlayed bit

All wooden teardrop shaped mandolin. Bone inlaid edges. In excellent playable condition

Features: Alder body in 3-color sunburst urethane finish Two V-Mod II single-coil Jazz Bass pickups Slim "C"-shaped neck profile with rolled fingerboard edges, rosewood fretboard Bone nut; 20 narrow-tall frets HiMass™ Vintage bridge for increased sustain, string through body Posiflex™ graphite rods for neck reinforcement Weight 8 pounds, 14 oz.. Includes Deluxe Molded hard shell case Serial #Z8229258

Smooth brown leather civil war era pouch in rustic condition shows age. And US marked leather McKeever Box with brass hardware.

and Diamond Ring featuring a Tanzanite weighing approx. 1.25 carats accented with 8 channel set baguette Diamonds with H-I colors and VS clarity set in a 10 karat yellow gold setting. Ring size 8.

Fully beaded leather fetish with metal coned beads. Measures 11"L x 3"W in near mint condition.

Sporterized military style bolt-action rifle chambered in 6.5 Remington Magnum. Originally manufactured in Germany by Mauser for contract with South American governments. Rifle features a gloss blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with a single-piece Redfield mount installed, an approximately 25" tapered barrel with a recessed target crown, turned-down and swept back bolt with a knurled knob, smooth curved trigger, jeweled bolt body, jeweled bolt release on the left receiver rail, serrated flag type safety on the bolt shroud, and no provisions for iron sights. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, a checkered forend with flat sides and a slightly rounded bottom, right-hand cheek piece, sling studs on the forend and the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a black ventilated Pachmayr rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. A Redfield 2-7x scope with a post and crosshair reticle is mounted using 1" rings. "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER-OBERNDORF A/N," and "MODELO 1909" is engraved in two lines on the left receiver rail. The blued finish retained is approximately 95% with scratches muzzle wear, and some web-like scratches on the barrel. There are some areas on the barrel where the finish is taking on a brown patina. Metal displays no deformation, but there are some very minor instances of pin-prick pitting on the barrel. The action functions, but the bolt is a little difficult to cycle rearward. The bore is bright with strong rifling. The scope's sight picture is bright with a slight yellowing. The furniture wood is in good condition with a few handling blemishes, and a crazing finish. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Lot of 3 beaded straps - two are a pair. A.) Pair of floral beaded straps on velvet trade cloth. 19" x 4-1/4" Beads are good to very good with fraying and damage to edges 7 on a 1-10 scale. B.) Beaded strip on belt with florals mounted on velvet with leather belt and buckle at center. 28-1/2H x 4-3/4W. Good condition with velvet on trade cloth circa about 1900-1930. A few beads missing at edge. Condition 7 on 1-10 scale. As one lot.

ADL bolt action sporting rifle. Circa 1982. Features blued finish, wood stock with impressed checkering at wrist & forend, right hand cheek piece, black checkered factory butt plate, 22" tapered barrel, factory blade/bead serrated ramp front & adjustable rear sights, jeweled bolt, manual safety. Mounted with a Nikon Prostaff 3-9X 40mm rifle scope, duplex reticle, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains approx. 97% finish with light wear. Stock is near excellent. NRA condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1950 in New Haven, CT. Shotgun features a blued refinish, an approximately 30" round barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, brass bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a replacement semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, grooved corn-cob style slide handle that's smooth on the bottom, 14" length-of-pull, and a checkered black plastic butt plate. The blued finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling marks. The blued finish is mostly bold and brilliant, but there is a couple of areas where the previous metal condition can be seen. For instance, there is light pin-prick pitting on the chamber area of the barrel. Some of the shotgun's markings are a little shallow, but they are still clear. Metal displays no rust, and there was no observed deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The wood furniture is very good to excellent as refinished, and with shoulder stock replacement. There is a minor scuff on the left side of the stock. Condition is NRA Fine. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

By Indian artist Raymond Naha, depicting 4 Kachina Dancers, singed lower right hand corner, unframed, 36x24 inches

American made vintage semi-automatic single-action pistol chambered for .32 Automatic Colt Pistol, manufactured circa 1923 in Hartford, CT. This is a Type-III variation with the 3-3/4 inch barrel length and the integrated barrel bushing. Pistol features a blued finish, 3-3/4" barrel, fixed blade front sight, dovetailed 'U' notched rear sight, solid smooth curved trigger, concealed hammer, checkered frame mounted manual safety/slide stop, smooth grip safety, serrated heel magazine release, no magazine disconnect, smooth front strap, and checkered black hard rubber grips with embossed Colt banners and Rampant Colt logos on both sides. The original blued finish retained is approximately 86% with edge wear, thinning primarily on the grip safety and slide, and light scattered handling blemishes. Metal displays scattered pin-prick pitting and a few small spots of rust. There is also a couple of instances of deformation on the rear of the slide, and towards the muzzle. Bore looks bright with strong rifling (dirty, bore swab came out black). Colt markings are sharp and legible. Grips are in excellent condition with a small amount of verdigris on the left grip panel's screw escutcheon. The action is crisp and smooth. Pistol includes a brown leather holster, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Single shot falling block rifle made in Japan by Miroku and imported by Browning Arms Co, Morgan, UT. Features a high polished blued finish, urethane finished,walnut stock & forend, curved grip, schnabel forend tip, checkered panels at wrist & forend, solid rubber recoil pad, 26" tapered round barrel, no provisions for sights, barrel & receiver drilled/tapped for sights/optics (No filler screws), serrated trigger, slots for sling swivels, auto ejector, exposed hammer. Bore is excellent/bright. Overall condition is excellent with few signs of handling Comes in factory box with matching label, manual, sling swivels, scope bases & rings. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

LNIB. Entry-to-mid-range, German-engineered bolt-action rifle designed for hunting and recreational shooting. 24" barrel, 1:11 twist rate, adjustable single-stage trigger from 2.2 to 4.2 lbs, three-position safety, ergonomic black ERGO MAX synthetic stock, 4+1 magazine. No signs of use or wear. Action is smooth and the stock is excellent. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, and owner's manual. Condition is NRA excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made stainless steel optics ready bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. Features a stainless steel brushed finish, floated 20 1/2" tapered barrel, no provisions for sights, sliding tang safety, smooth accu-trigger, detachable integral box magazine,fluted two-lug bolt, cocked indicator, swivel studs, scope bases & rings installed on receiver and FDE polymer stock with checkered wrist and fore end, smooth rubber recoil pad. Bore and action are excellent, barrel has a few minor scratches and the stock is excellent. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Finnish military bolt action rifle imported by century Arms Inc. Features 27" barrel, bayonet lug, blade front sight with protector ears, tangent rear sight removed for scope base, cleaning rod under barrel, sling swivels, straight bolt handle, 5 rd fixed magazine, semi pistol grip wood stock & matching wood handguard. Mounted with a AIM 2-7X42 scope with duplex reticle, see-through rings Bore is very good with strong rifling. Retains 95% arsenal matte re-blue on metal parts with scratches & other handling marks. Bolt is bare metal, clean. Stock is very good, assembled with finger splice under rear sight, few light scratches. Markings include "S" inside Gear logo, "SA" stamp. 'S' in gear, Serial numbers on barrel & bolt matched. Magazine, and sight base mismatched, other parts unnumbered. Includes Finnish army brown leather sling Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. C&R Firearm.

'The Rangemaster' rimfire bolt action target rifle, manufactured 1936-55. Features blued finish, walnut target stock, 28" heavy barrel, hooded globe front sight with circle insert, adjustable diopter rear peep sight with selective aperture disc with 5 sizes of apertures,dovetail blocks on barrel, manual safety, single shot cartridge shelf (can be replaced with a 5 round magazine), sling swivels, swept-back bolt handle, wide serrated trigger shoe installed, short section of accessory T-slot rail inset into bottom of forend with aluminum hand stop installed, short dovetail accessory rail installed forward of the triggerguard with an adjustable Al Freeland "Camp Perry Style" wood ball vintage palm rest assembly. White-Line rubber buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright, retains about 98% finish, wood is very good condition with a few minor scratches. There is small damage to the bottom of the rubber buttplate. Condition is Near NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Wooden fox hole surround measures 23"L x 24"W with two Fox mounts peaking out of the fox hole.

American made semi-auto rimfire target pistol chambered for .22 Long Rifle ammunition, and manufactured circa 1996 in Southport, CT. It features a blued finish, 4" heavy barrel, a raised patridge front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, serrated curved silver-toned trigger, smooth grip straps, serrated bolt knob, serrated bolt stop, frame mounted annular cut manual safety, serrated heel magazine release, and checkered red stained laminate wood grips with palm swells. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The wood grip panels are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes four magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Mounted in shadow box. Cochise County Arizona. Includes two Cochise County patches. Image size is 7-1/2"W x7-1/2"H.

High quality American made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. The Kimber Custom II GFO (SKU 3700549) in .45 ACP was introduced in 2019. Pistol features a matte black slide and frame finish, steel slide with front and rear cocking serrations, steel frame with a matte black finish, full-length metal guide rod with a hollow recoil spring plug, a 5" stainless steel match grade barrel with a black match grade bushing, dovetailed green fiber optic front sight, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight with two white dots, extended frame mounted manual safety, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered slide stop, two-toned skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, smooth upswept beavertail grip safety, firing pin block safety (series 80 style), adjustable serrated curved skeletonized trigger, flat checkered polymer mainspring housing, beveled magazine well, smooth front strap, and two-piece black checkered double-diamond rubber grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The grip rubber is in excellent condition with a new appearance. Pistol includes the original black foam-lined factory hard case, owner's manual, bushing wrench, cable lock, sticker, spare fiber optic filaments, oil, magazine base plates and hardware, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Including a brown glass crowned distillery co bottle. A California bottling Co., a C. R. Hartson Coopers Town NY., a plain blue glass bottle marked ABC6, and green glass bottle marked R. Fenwick and Co brewers Southerland. From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

Hide is in great condition. Measures: 192" x 178".

This is a modern 1911 from Ruger chambered in .45 ACP. It is stainless construction with a matte finish and matte black controls, 5" barrel. The bore is excellent/bright. It has checkered hardwood grips and black grip screws with silver/black Ruger medallions. The gun has a skeletonized hammer and adjustable trigger, serrated hammer spur, oversized beavertail grip safety, flat knurled mainspring housing, .0rear slide serrations and drift adjustable dovetailed 3 dot sights. A textured, gritty material has been applied to the slide serrations and top of slide for better grip, removable. Overall excellent condition. It comes with two factory 8-rd magazines, one flush & one with extended floorplate, , owners manual, lock, bushing wrench and original factory box. Condition NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Manufactured 1997. Features a blued finish, 28" vent rib barrel with fixed Full choke, steel bead front sight, half-length tube magazine, simple floral scroll roll-stamp engraving on the receiver & bolt, wide, serrated trigger shoe attached to trigger, alloy triggerguard, serrated charging handle, push button safety, press checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and pistol grip shoulder stock with grip cap & black factory buttplate. Shotgun exhibits approximately 96% of its original finish showing slight edge wear, some minor scuffs/scratches, action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright, and the wood stocks are overall very good/sound with minor scratches/dents. LOP-14'. NRA condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Beaded Plains Indian Moccasins with pewter and feather dancks. (feathers missing). Red and white groves with blue, orange, and purpose accents. Red satin frame cloth trim. Soles replaced. Good to very good condition overall. 8 on a 1-10 scale.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1946 in New Haven, CT. Shotgun features a blued refinish, an approximately 30" vent ribbed barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, grooved corn-cob style slide handle that's smooth on the bottom, 14-1/2" length-of-pull, and an adjustable rubber recoil pad. The blued finish retained is approximately 95% with minor handling marks, edge wear, and thinning along the barrel. Some of the shotgun's markings are a little shallow, but they are still clear. Metal displays rust at the front of the magazine tube and trigger guard, and there was extremely minor deformation observed in some of the screw slots. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The wood furniture is very good with normal handling blemishes and edge wear, and the rubber recoil pad has a crack in it. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Swedish military bolt action service rifle chambered in 6.5x55mm Swedish, manufactured circa 1909. Imported by C.A.I. of St. Albans, V.T. with import marks on the right side of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 29" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with slip-on protective hood installed, flip-up ladder rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, rounded trigger, polished bolt with straight handle & three position safety on the rear, 5 round internal box magazine, smooth wood handguard and full-length straight grip shoulder stock with sling swivels, brass Torped stock disc, Sikte for Trubbkula plate "Sights for round-nose bullets", added during WW2. It indicates the trajectory chart to use when firing older ammunition. Smooth metal buttplate. Serial numbers match on receiver, bolt, bolt shroud, bolt release, cocking piece, rear sight (in three places), barrel bands, buttplate & floorplate (cleaning rod unmarked). The Chamber is stamped "Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori 1909" under the Crown "C". Rifle retains approximately 90% of it's matte blued finish showing thinning, handling wear, scattered scratches. Some niter blue showing on the rear sight and bolt release. Action is smooth, the bore is very good/bright and wood stocks are good+ with many blemishes. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

With metal medallion of Glover Cleveland President 1885. With single blue and white Chevron accent bead. Measures 16" long

Vibrant Fine Natural Ruby and Diamond Pendant featuring an oval cut vivid Red Ruby weighing approx. 0.90 carats and a fine round cut Diamond accent set in a 14 karat white gold setting.

by noted western artist Howard Terpning entitled "Black Feet Among the Aspen" Limited edition 754 of 1000. Hand signed by artist in pencil. Double matted and framed. Measures 29.5"H x 16.5W

American made double-barrel single-action derringer style pistol chambered for .38 Special, and manufactured in Granbury, TX. The Bond Arms Stinger RS was introduced in 2022. Pistol features a satin stainless steel construction, 3" slab-sided double over and under barrels, fixed blade front sight, smooth curved spur trigger, serrated manual shell extractor on the left side of the barrels, automatic barrel selector, external hammer with a serrated spur, manual frame mounted push-button safety, serrated barrel locking lever, smooth grip straps, and two-piece checkered rubber grips with Bond Arms logos on both sides. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bores are bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The rubber grips are in excellent condition with a new appearance. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, owner's manual, paperwork, spare black plastic grips (same pattern as the rubber grips), and two hex keys. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Exceptional single-action revolver chambered in .45 Colt, produced by United States Fire Arms Mfg. Co. based out of The Colt Armory complex in Hartford, Connecticut. The company is renowned for their superb quality and finish but went out of business in 2011. This revolver features a high polish blued finish with case colored frame, 4.75" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, and smooth one piece faux stag grips. Barrel is marked with the two line USFA address on the top. Bore and charge holes are pristine. Retains approx 98% of it's original finish showing tracking on the cylinder. Case colors on frame are excellent with fiery colors. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth with tight lock up, 4 click hammer action is crisp. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made traditional double-action revolver chambered for .38 Special (rated for +P ammunition), and manufactured circa 1990 in Southport, CT. The SP101 SKU is '5702'. Revolver features a satin stainless steel construction, 2-1/2” barrel with a 1:18.75" right-hand twist rate, pinned serrated blade front sight, square notched frame rear sight, full underlug with a smooth ejector rod, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a serrated spur, transfer bar safety, 5-round fluted triple locking cylinder, serrated thumb piece, and black Hogue pebbled textured rubber grips with finger grooves. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 97% with handling marks on the left side of the barrel, and behind the hammer. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Grip rubber is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage Czechoslovakian semiautomatic pistol chambered for the 6.35 / 25acp cartridge. Manufacture date about 1947. Features fixed sights, approx. 2.5 inch barrel, double action only trigger. Bore is in excellent condition. Blue finish shows some thinning or bare metal at the edges, minor scratches, some light patina and handling wear on the front strap, trigger retains traces of original straw color. Checkered black plastic grips with "CZ" motifs are fair with a glue repaired crack/chip on the right panel. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

Unertl 14x rifle scope. Made by Unertl Optical Company, Inc. US manufacturer of telescopic sights from 1934-2008. Fine Cross Hairs. Crystal Clear optics. Features an adjustable front objective bell labeled with yardage (ranging from close distances out to 1,000 yards) to clear up target focus. Equipped with an external coil spring around the tube to return the scope to battery after recoil on target rifles. Screw in Lens Caps. Very Good condition.

By noted artist Gary Swanson. Entitled Storm Over the Santa Rosas. Hand signed in pencil lower right hand corner. Double matted and framed. Measures 29"H x 19.5"W

American made semi-auto rimfire target pistol chambered for .22 Long Rifle ammunition, and manufactured circa 1985 in Southport, CT. Pistol features a blued finish, 5-1/2" heavy barrel, a raised patridge front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, serrated curved silver-toned trigger, smooth grip straps, serrated bolt knob, serrated bolt stop, frame mounted annular cut manual safety, serrated heel magazine release, and smooth laminate wood grips with a left-side thumb rest and a silver-toned Ruger medallion on the right grip panel. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with some light muzzle wear, and some superficial scratches. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The wood grip panels are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original gray factory plastic box, owner's manual, and six magazines total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Oak construction with sand painting inlaid top with feathered medicine wheel design, with a glass top, 25 L x 25 W x 19 H, in good condition

Clear beveled Rum bottle. Measures 9-1/2" no topper. A Keller Strauss Distillery Bottle with Horse head topper. From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

"The .357 Combat Magnum". American made double-action 6 shot revolver chambered for .357 magnum ammunition, circa 1978/79. Features a blued finish over a K target frame, case colored hammer & trigger, 6" pinned barrel with a black Patridge front sight and a black micrometer click adjustable square notch rear sight, 6 shot fluted cylinder, shrouded cylinder rod, case colored .500" serrated target trigger and .500" checkered target hammer. Checkered target grips with silver colored S & W medallions. 10 groove front strap and back strap. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Action is smooth with solid lockup. Retains approx. 96% finish with slight holster, faint drag line on the cylinder. Comes with a nice vintage brown leather Bianchi "Clam Shell" shoulder Holster. (X-2100) Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

35"nose to base, 31" horns, and 48" H

circa 1840-1850's for single-shot U.S. Martial pistols like model 1842 Astons. The flaps are intact and 1 tab along with rear strap for attaching to the saddle. The condition is only fair with aging, loss to leather, scratching has tears. The collection of Bob Butterfield from California God Rush Territory

Semi automatic Intratec KG-9 clone chambered in 9mm, circa 1980's - 1990's. Features a matte black finish with parkerized upper receiver tube, 5" shrouded barrel, adjustable post front sight in ring, square notch rear, black synthetic frame, manual safety, rubber covered trigger, and large charging handle. Pistol shows only light handling wear. Action is strong, bore is pristine and frame is excellent. Comes a 32-rd magazine, a 20-rd magazine and the original manual. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'3rd Model', vintage double-action-only top-break concealed hammer revolver chambered for .38 Smith and Wesson, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. The 3rd Model Safety Hammerless was produced circa 1909-1937, and the serial numbers range from 170000 to 242981. Revolver features a nickel finish, approximately 3-1/4" ribbed barrel, round blade front sight forged onto the barrel, 'U' notched rear sight cut in a raised portion of the barrel latch, checkered push-up barrel latch, fluted five-round cylinder with automatic extractor, case-hardened smooth crescent trigger, rounded trigger guard, two-screw left side plate, round-butt frame, smooth grip straps, checkered grip safety, and black checkered diamond hard rubber grips with S&W monograms on both sides. Serial number '224714' match on the pistol-grip butt, cylinder, and barrel latch. The original nickel finish retained is approximately 82% with edge wear, handling blemishes, and a drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no deformation, but there are areas of oxidative speckling. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore shows strong rifling, but there is some oxidation present. The grip rubber is in excellent condition with minor handling marks. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Turquoise and purple carved beads in between shell heishi beads. Measures 15"

on oak base. 21"W. Overall measures 95"H with 37" horns. In overall excellent condition. Mount is removable from base. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

"The .357 Combat Magnum" Medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Mfg. circa 1960. Features a polished blued finish, pinned 4" barrel with a serrated wide sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, case hardened & serrated .265" trigger, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer, three screw square butt K target frame, and checkered black rubber CTC grips with red laser sight, in good working order. Revolver retains approximately 75% of its original finish showing holster/handling wear, scratches, and a drag line on the cylinder, case colors visible on the hammer & trigger. The action is smooth with very good lock up, bore is excellent/bright and the grips are very good. Comes in the original blue factory box with matching label. Condition is NRA Good+. C&R Firearm.

Brazilian made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol. The PT 1911 was introduced at SHOT Show 2005. Pistol features a satin stainless steel finish, front and rear slide cocking serrations, a 5" un-ramped barrel, full-length metal guide rod with a hollow recoil spring plug, dovetailed three-dot Novaks sights, serrated skeletonized adjustable trigger, ring hammer with a serrated spur, internal locking system on the hammer, firing pin block safety (series 80 type), checkered push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, serrated and extended ambidextrous frame mounted thumb safety, smooth upswept beavertail grip safety with a memory bump, integral accessory rail on the dust cover, checkered front strap, flat checkered mainspring housing, beveled magazine well, and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips with Tuarus trademarks on both sides. The original satin stainless steel finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original black factory foam lined plastic hard case, instruction manual, two magazines total, disassembly wrench, hex key, and internal locking keys. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

maker marked "R" on back set in sterling silver.

featuring a Marquise cut Tanzanite accented with 25 round cut Diamonds with a total gem weight of approx. 1.50 carats set in a 14 karat yellow gold

This revolver has been refinished. "Frontier" Large frame double/single action revolver manufactured circa 1879. Features reblued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt motifs, bird's head grip frame, 4.75" barrel with ejector rod, fixed sights, no lanyard ring at butt with no signs of ever having one.(Standard commercial versions were occasionally sold without the lanyard loop depending on the distributor's or purchaser's preference.) Bore is bright with good rifling, several small areas of light pitting visible. Retains full coverage of the high polish blue refinish, some minor scratches and some scattered light pitting visible under the finish. Grips are overall very good condition with a few slight dents, there are two notches cut in the lower left panel. Action is crisp with tight lock-up. Double line barrel address and caliber marking are slightly feint from the refinish but clear, readable. No markings visible on the frame. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Semi-automatic AR15 platform modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO. Features a matte black finish, 16" HBAR profile barrel, 1-9 twist, threaded muzzle with A2 flash hider, carbine length gas system, triangular front sight/gas block with bayonet lug, A2 upper receiver (with forward assist, shell defector & ejection port cover, adjustable rear peep sight), push button magazine release, manual safety, A2 style pistol grip & fixed shoulder stock with knurled steel buttplate/ butt trap, round handguards with heat shields, sling swivels. Front night sight, no glow. Bore is excellent bright, strong rifling. Retains about 95% finish with scratches/rubs. "345" scribed into left side of butt plate. Polymer shows minor scratches. One 20-rd Colt magazine Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Two toned basket with horse design with rawhide fringe and metal cone beads. Measures 10" in diameter. Includes ribbon from the Gilbert Ortega Indian Arts Collection.

Still life of pottery and ruins accented with real turquoise nuggets in oak frame 30"H x 23"W

1) Photo reads "Views in New Mexico, Arizona, and Old Mexico, Photographed by Ben Whittick - Ancient ruins of the caves and cliff dwellers, the Pueblos, Grand Canon of the Colorado, Walapai Indians, Supai, Apaches, Navajos, Mojaves, curiosities, etc., etc. Views along the Atlantic and Pacific railroad in Arizona. Views of the petrified forest of Arizona. - Published by Ben Wittick, Albuquerque, N.M. Measures 8" x 5", wood framed. 2) Dick Custer Cigar advertiser. Reads "Holds you up" 6" x 9.5" matted and framed. From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

"Combat" High quality Glock compatible sub-compact pistol that incorporates desirable custom features. Features a matte black finish, 4 3/4" spiral fluted barrel, single yellow dot front night sight and serrated square notch rear, slide cocking serrations front & back, accessory rail and stipple textured finish on grip and the slim contoured frame, replaceable back straps, push button mag release, trigger safety. Bore is pristine and action tight. Retains approx. 99+% finish w/ no handling marks. Condition is like new with excellent bore. Includes one 17-rd magazine, black factory soft case, manual, lock and two additional back straps with tool . Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, circa 2013. Features a satin finished stainless steel slide, 3.9" barrel, three-dot sights with drift adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, ambidextrous safety/decocker, ambidextrous magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, and black polymer frame with integral grooved grip. Includes the original factory hard case with matching label, spare magazine, manual, and speed loader. Pistol exhibits no major wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent and polymer is excellent. NRA Condition- Excellent in Box. Modern Firearm.

Remington 700 BDL Long Action chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum. Hinged floorplate, thumb safety, jeweled bolt, cocked indicator. Ram-Line black polymer lightweight stock, 22" tapered barrel with sights removed, filler screws installed, blue finish, plum color bolt handle. mounted with a Tasco 3-9X40 scope on Tasco one piece base, duplex reticle, clear optics. Brown leather sling attached. The bore is excellent/bright, finish & stock are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

Two figure rug with maize design and white background. Condition is good. Needs to be cleaned. Measures 36"H x 26"W

'3rd Series,' an American made semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered for .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1976 in Hartford, CT. The third series Colt Woodsman was produced circa 1955 to 1977. Pistol features a gloss blued finish, a 4-1/2" tapered barrel, serrated ramp and pinned blade front sight, dovetailed micrometer adjustable square notch rear sight, smooth curved trigger, latch style heel magazine release, serrated frame mounted manual safety, smooth slide stop, smooth grip straps, and two-piece checkered walnut grips with a thumb rest on the left grip panel. The original blued finish retained is approximately 88% with muzzle wear, edge wear, thinning on the grip straps, and handling wear. Metal displays slight deformation on the front sight base, and a very small spot of oxidation on the rear of the slide. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the grip wood is in excellent condition with little to speak of. The action is smooth and crisp. Pistol includes three magazines total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

U.S. M1 helmet, fixed bail with rough textured Olive Drab dark green paint. (Olive Drab No. 9): Standard factory-applied enamel. Has makers stamp inside the front rim but too feint to make out. The shade varied slightly depending on the manufacturer, ranging from deep dark olive green to a slightly browner shade. Complete tan web chinstrap, there is a repaired tear on the right strap. Reversible cotton M1 helmet cover printed with the famous "Frogskin" camouflage pattern utilized extensively in the Pacific Theatre. 1st Pattern (No Foliage Slits). EGA stencil on the front, some Marines individually hand-painted or stenciled the Eagle, Globe, & Anchor (EGA) onto the cover though factory-printed EGAs didn't officially appear until the Korean war. Liner has some rips, the are rust stains around the rim where it meets the steel helmet, been together a long time... Westinghouse liner with "W" logo embossed into the crown inside the top of the liner, original WWII-era liner utilizing the early OD#3 (khaki) webbing. there are some small cracks along the rim, the thin leather chinstrap is broken with about 8" remaining on the left side. Consigner states he has provenance that this helmet was used in the Battle of Guadalcanal (Aug 1942 – Feb 1943) which he is unable to locate at this time, if found we will provide it to the winning bidder. Comes with nice wooden stand.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 20 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1954. Shotgun features a blued refinish, an approximately 28" round barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, grooved corn-cob style slide handle, a black plastic Winchester grip cap, 14-1/4" length-of-pull, and a red solid rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The blued finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Some of the shotgun's markings are a little shallow, but they are still clear. Metal displays no rust, and there was no observed deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The wood furniture is in excellent condition. Condition is NRA Excellent as refinished. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

'Chief's Special Airweight', an American made light weight small frame double-action revolver chambered for .38 Smith & Wesson +P ammunition, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. This revolver was made after 2002. Originally, the Model 637 was a special production item manufactured in 1989 and built on the round butt J-frame with three screws. The 637 was reintroduced in 1996 introducing the new 'magnum' J-frame allowing for +P rated ammunition. Revolver features a satin silver finish (stainless steel & matching color aluminum), 1.86" barrel, serrated ramped front sight, square notched frame rear sight, smooth curved color case trigger, cylinder stop integral to the frame, flat-faced hammer with a checkered spur, floating firing pin, checkered cylinder thumb piece, non-shrouded and knurled ejector rod, smooth grip straps, fluted five-round cylinder, internal frame locking system, and oval textured black rubber grips with Smith & Wesson logos on both sides. Smith & Wesson logos are marked on both sides of the frame with 'Airweight' inscribed on the right side of the frame. The original satin silver finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable other than a drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is crisp with a solid lock-up, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The rubber grips are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

all sterling marked AL" on back.

Vintage German pistol chambered for the 6.35mm / 25acp cartridge.1910 Sidelatch, Manufactured from 1909 to 1913, serial number range 1-61000. Type 3, serial numbers 14600-61000, serial number 33128 places it to early 1912. Features blued finish, Early variant black hard rubber grips featuring the prominent "WM" (Waffenfabrik Mauser) intertwined monogram, 3" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel magazine catch. Slide is marked on right side: 'Crown over U' inspection stamp on right slide and barrel lug . left side of slide is marked 'WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A -G OBERNDORF A. N. MAUSER"S PATENT' "Mauser" Banner on left frame. Matched serial number on left slide,rear of frame, front of barrel plate and barrel lug. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Retains about 85% original blue finish with minor holster/edge wear, the trigger retains most of it's bright nitre blue finish. Grips are excellent, action is smooth. Includes one unmarked, 9 hole, 9 round magazine. The rear of the grip is etched with a 12 digit number starting with "304" and has a "Z" prefix, the front strap is etched "Z-340" and the left side of the trigger is etched "JK Z". The "Z" markings are for Zollwache (Customs Service): The most common issuer of "Z" inventory prefixes on post-war firearms was the West German Zoll (Customs) and Zollgrenzdienst (Border Customs Service). They issued small, concealable .25 ACP (6.35mm) pistols to undercover agents, border inspectors, and financial investigators or for Zentralamt (Central Office of Police) The Mauser Model 1910 "Side Latch" is a scarce and collectible variant. While roughly 61,000 were manufactured between 1911 and 1913, far fewer remain in circulation today with matching numbers. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Quality American made slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" or 3" 12 gauge shells. Features a parkerized finish, 18" barrel, fixed CYL choke, raised blade/bead front sight, sliding, adjustable notch sight with white triangle, push button safety, sling stud on magazine cap, rear stud, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad. Bore is very good/bright. Shotgun exhibits approximately 92% of it's finish, with slide/edge wear, many scratches/rubs, wood is very good/sound and the slide is crisp/smooth. 6-shell holder installed on the left receiver. Condition is NRA Near Very Good. Modern Firearm

Saddle attributed to Al Capone as proposed by the consignor who bought this saddle from an auction co who sold several of his personal item. Brown leather saddle with basket weave design, rounded skirt, carved into saddle "Al Capone" with 15" seat.

American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shotshells, and manufactured circa 1984 in Ilion, NY. Shotgun features a blued finish, a 27-3/4" vent rib barrel, fixed choke measures 'Modified' with a drop-in gauge (barrel is marked 'MOD'), half-length tube magazine, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, steel receiver, aluminum trigger guard, serrated charging handle, annular cut push-button safety at the rear of the trigger guard, and a serrated magazine tube cap. The gloss walnut furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with press checkering at the wrist, press checkered forend, smooth black plastic white diamond grip cap with a white spacer, 14" length-of-pull, and a serrated factory black plastic butt plate with a white spacer. This shotgun is decorated with simple roll-stamped engravings of floral scrolls on the receiver and bolt. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no deformation, but there is extremely light oxidative speckling towards the muzzle end of the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and smooth. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with superficial handling blemishes, a couple of specks of material transfers at the wrist, and a slightly dull area on the left side of the forend. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

A western frontier-style landscape painting. Includes horse-drawn wagon, mountains and figures. Signed by Paul Wenzel. He was best known for his long career with Disney. Image Measures 29-1/2W x 14-1/2H. Late 20th century. Known for: Illustration with Disney for many years.

Vintage variant 1 German semiautomatic pistol. Serial number places manufacture in the early 1920's. The left slide is marked "R.F.V. 121" stamp indicates it was issued to the Reichsfinanzverwaltung (Reich Finance Administration of the Weimar Republic and Nazi Germany), with "121" acting as the specific property or inventory number. No importer marks observed. Features blued finish, checkered black plastic grips with "S&S" emblems, 2.5" barrel, fixed sights, heel mag catch (push forward to release), manual safety. Top rib marked "J.P. SAUER & SOHN, SUHL" Bore is good condition, strong rifling. Retains about 30% finish, with the rest turned a brown/gray molted patina. Grips are very good. Includes one factory "S&S' marked magazine. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

Reads "Tim Dempsey, Choice Wines, Liquors, and Cigars - Snug Saloon - Carson Street - Carson City, Nev., May 24th 1890 - Bullion and Exchanged Bank - Put in to sell for my account 80 shares yellow jacket this __ levied $3.00 dollars Also 100 shares Sierra Nevada levied Two dollars." Signed Sam S. Robinson and initialed with a time stamp of 945 am. 9" x 12" in a wood frame. From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Yugoslavian made controlled round feed bolt-action centerfire rifle chambered for .308 Winchester. Manufactured by Zastava, and imported by Interarms of Alexandria, Virginia. The Mark X was introduced in the late 1960's, and production continued into the 1990's. Rifle features a satin blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting with two-piece scope bases installed, a 20" tapered barrel with a recessed target crown, no provisions for iron sights, Mauser style bolt with a turned-down and swept-back bolt handle, bolt release on the left receiver rail, hinged floorplate with a checkered release at the front of the trigger guard, serrated sliding manual safety on the right side of the tang, and a serrated curved trigger. The green polymer furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped Monte Carlo style shoulder stock, smooth forend, right-hand cheek comb, sling swivel on the forend and on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a solid black rubber Kick Eez recoil pad with a black spacer. A Leupold Vari-X III 2.5-8x36mm rifle scope with a duplex reticle is mounted using two-piece 1" rings. The original satin blue finish retained is approximately 98% with light handling blemishes along the barrel, a very small material transfer on top of the barrel, and the finish taking on a dark gray or brown patina. Metal displays no deformation, but there are scattered areas of oxidation on the metal components. The furniture polymer is in very good condition with some finish chipping by the right receiver rail, and a little edge wear on the comb and pistol grip. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore shows strong rifling and some peppering. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright. The exact date of manufacture cannot be determined. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

#764426. Rare 5 inch target version. 'Model of 1905 4th Change' 1915-1942. Serial number right around 1940 to 1941. Built on the medium , 5 screw K frame. Features a tapered, pinned 5' barrel, large, pinned square cut blade on raised boss front sight, square notch adjustable rear target sights, serrated target trigger. .265 checkered spur hammer with patent marking on the hump. Old re-blued finish, case colored hammer & trigger, straps are not serrated, matching serial numbers on heel, barrel & cylinder, checkered walnut grips with gold toned S&W medallions. 5-pointed star stamped near the serial number at the bottom (heel) of the grip frame signifies that the revolver was returned to the S&W factory at some point for repair, modification, or refinishing. Standard M&P Target models were overwhelmingly ordered with 6-inch barrels. Factory-original 5-inch target variations are exceptionally scarce and highly sought after. Pre-War Craftsmanship, revolvers from this specific era feature hand-fitted parts. The bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, the action is crisp/smooth with tight lock-up, the grips are very good with minor wear/dings and the re-blued finish is about 75% with minor scratches, holster wear, friction wear on the extractor pin and faded backstrap from handling, hammer & trigger show traces of case color and the S&W markings are crisp/clear with the exception of the S&W trade mark on the right frame which is feint. The S&W grips are newer replacements. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Sn: 531062. New York 13th Infantry Regiment issued rifle. Manufactured 1891. Single-Shot, breechblock Action. "Ramrod Bayonet". U.S. Military issue. Indian Wars, Spanish-American War era. 32.6" barrel with front blade, and correct "Buffington" rear sights stamped "R" for rifle. Hinged breechblock. This is the "1888" model with "Ramrod" integral bayonet/cleaning rod. Produced 1888-92. "V P Eagle" proof on barrel. Eagle/U.S. Springfield marked lock plate, barrel bands stamped "U". Breechblock stamped "U.S. Model 1884". Serial number on receiver. U.S. stamped hinged buttplate. one piece straight wrist shoulder stock, sling swivels, stacking swivel, "SWP/1891" cartouche on left wrist. (Samuel W. Porter) Feint "P" proof behind triggerguard. The right side of the buttstock is stamped in large letters "13. N.Y., the lower comb above the buttplate tang is stamped with the "8 NY 90 973". Bore is very good, with strong rifling. Breechblock locks up tight, hammer does not stay cocked (Mainspring) Lock plate has traces of blue the rest of the finish has turned a brown patina with age, scattered light pitting. Markings are clear. The stock has a cracked wrist forward of the trigger guard with a 2 1/2" chip out of the wood alongside the right tang. NRA Condition-Fair. Antique Firearm.

By Pat Haptonstall (1943 - 1995). Haptonstall was born in Cedaredge, Colorado, in 1943. His natural talent and artistic eye manifested themselves at an early age. By the time he was six years old, he was already spending much of his time drawing. By 1980, Haptonstall began to pursue his art full time. He became a member of the Cowboy Artists of America in 1986. In 1987, the CAA asked for a volunteer to create a new awards medal, and Haptonstall accepted the challenge. The medal he designed is still being presented annually at the CAA show in gold and silver as awards for the two best pieces in each medium. Haptonstall himself received a silver medal at his first CAA show for his bronze entitled, Settlin’ the Dust. In 1993, he received a gold medal for Simple Pleasures. He was an active member of the Cowboy Artists of America for eight years. During that time, Haptonstall served on a number of committees, participated in all the CAA shows, and attended every Trail Ride but one. This bronze measures 7 1/2" tall on a 2 1/2" natural wood base for a total of 10" in height. It is approximately 5 1/2" at widest.

Ring featuring a Marquise cut Alexandrite weighing approx. 1.00 carat framed with 40 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats set in a 14 karat white gold setting. Ring size 9. Estimates

by Indian artist Raymond Naha, entitled Kachinas at Sunset. Hand signed in the lower right hand corner, 23x29 inches in a rustic wood frame.

#TH375-25K02914 Turkish made semi-automatic single-action 1911A1 government-sized pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and imported by GForce Arms out of Reno, NV. Manufactured by Balikli, this has been pistol is rebranded as the 'Model 1911A1 U.S. Army'. Pistol features a matte black nitride finish, forged carbon steel frame and slide, full-size ramped frame, 5" forged 4140 steel barrel, short metal guide rod with a flat recoil spring, checkered recoil spring plug, dovetailed low-profile military-style sights, spur-style hammer with a serrated spur, checkered push-button magazine release, serrated ambidextrous frame mounted thumb safety, serrated slide stop, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style), smooth upswept beavertail grip safety with a memory bump, standard ejection port, beveled magazine well, undercut trigger guard, smooth front strap, serrated flat mainspring housing, and two-piece checkered brown plastic grips. The left side of the slide is marked with 'MODEL 1911A1 U.S. ARMY' engravings. The original black nitride finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original black plastic factory foam-lined hard case, one 7-round magazine total, locking device, owner's manual, and cleaning brushes. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

'The K-22 Combat Masterpiece' double/single action revolver, circa 196. Pinned 4" barrel & recessed cylinder for cartridge rims. Features three screw square butt K frame, blued finish, fluted 6 shot cylinder, checkered black rubber CTC grips with built-in laser sight, needs battery, raised ramp front sight, adjustable rear, case colored grooved wide trigger, case colored checkered medium width spur hammer. Bore and charge holes are excellent/bright. Retains about 96% finish with minor edge wear, scratches and slight drag line on cylinder. Grips are very good. Action is smooth, lock-up is tight. Condition is NRA Excellent. C&R Firearm.

American made single-action semi-automatic 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Pineville, NC. The 1911 GI Expert was introduced by Para USA at the 2009 S.H.O.T. Show in Orlando, FL. Pistol features a matte black finish, a 5" stainless steel barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with a white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, adjustable serrated polymer curved skeletonized trigger, short metal guide rod, checkered recoil spring plug, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, firing pin block safety (series 80), serrated push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop/take-down lever, serrated frame mounted manual safety, smooth grip safety, beveled magazine well, serrated mainspring housing, smooth front strap, and checkered black rubber Pachmayr Signature Model wraparound grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The rubber grip condition is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original green plastic factory hard case, instruction manual, three magazines total, take-down wrench, lubricant, keys, some wrenches, and the original set of checkered black plastic grips. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) Sterling and turquoise band (1) Black Jet and sterling band

A lot of two Hopi incised carved pots by noted Hopi artist Delmar Polacca, Larger seed pot has kachina dancers and geometric design, stands 7 inches tall by 5 inches wide, signed on the base Smaller seed pot has maize mother design and turtle, measures 5 inches by 5 inches, signed on base

Swedish WW2 era military bolt action service short rifle chambered in 6.5x55mm. Mauser style action and designed for mounted troops. Imported by CAI. of St. Albans, V.T. with small import marks on the right side of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 23.5" barrel, inverted "V" front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 600 meters, cleaning rod, bayonet lug, smooth curved trigger, threaded muzzle with protector, bent bolt handle, manual safety, sling swivels, internal five round box magazine with hinged floorplate, smooth wood handguard, Finger grooved forend, and straight grip shoulder stock with metal buttplate. Stock has an inlayed brass Torped Overslag disc with a #2 hold over and barrel condition mark. Matching serial numbers on the receiver, bolt knob, and buttplate. (Electro-penciled on the bolt shroud), Swedish crown proof marks on small parts. Rifle retains approximately 30% of it's blued finish, metal showing handling wear. Action is smooth, bore is overall very good with strong rifling, light frosting in the grooves and wood stocks are good/sound with the usual many scratches/dings of military rifles. The chamber is stamped "Husquavara Vapenfabriks Akyiebolag 1942". Correct Swedish M1896 bayonet attached, marked "EJ AB" (Eskilstuna Iron Manufacture Company). Very good with steel scabbard & leather frog. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Quality double action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in the Czech Republic circa 1921. Imported by CZ-USA of Kansas City, K.S. with import marks on the right side of the frame. Features all steel construction with a matte black finish, 4.6" barrel, three-dot sights, smooth chrome trigger, serrated round hammer spur, decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, 15 round magazine with extended floorplate, and two-piece Hogue pebbled black rubber grips. Includes a factory hard case with matching label, manual, lock and the factory grips. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the plastic grips are fine. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

SN: D305038A. Pump action shotgun features matte desert/tan finish on metal parts, black polymer stock & pump handle, checkered panels at wrist & sides of pump handle, solid rubber factory recoil pad, 25.5" vent rib barrel, steel front bead, MOD choke tube installed, push button safety. Accepts 2-34 & 3" shells. Bore is very good/bright. Retains about 85% camo paint finish with scuffs and rub spots, scratches, handling wear. Action is smooth. Condition is NRA Good+. Modern Firearm.

With geometric design. Black, gray, brown and red. Measures 45"H x 28"W. Very good condition.

Reads "The C.D. Kenny Co. - Tea Dealers and Coffee Roasters" Depicts little boy on a pony. In period wood frame, measures 14.5" x 9.5" From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Compact semiautomatic pistol features matte black color finish on metal parts, textured black polymer frame with wrapped textured grip. 3" barrel,3 dot sights with adjustable notch rear in dovetails, loaded chamber view port, trigger safety, frame mounted manual safety. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling. Overall condition is excellent with some slight edge wear. Includes one factory 7-rd magazine with extended floorplate. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

This Irish Contract No. 4 Mk. 2 is a bolt-action Lee-Enfield rifle manufactured by the Royal Ordnance Factory in Fazakerley (ROF Fazakerley) in the mid-1950s. 50,000-unit order for the Irish Army. Authentic Irish Contract rifles fall strictly within the serial number block from PF309348 to PF359347. Produced at ROF Fazakerley (denoted by an "F" code) primarily between 1953 and 1955. Features black finished metal, two piece straight gripped stock with full length handguards, brass buttplate, 25" barrel, bayonet lug, protected blade front sight, rear peep sight with flip-up elevation ladder, sling swivels, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety. Receiver dated 11/53. Serial numbers match on receiver, bolt, magazine, Comes with a No. 9 MK I bayonet, scabbard, bayonet & scabbard serial numbers are matched to the rifle, dated 53. Green web frog dated 53. Correct green web sling attached, correct green canvass breech cover, marker marked, dated 1951. The action is smooth, bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling, finish is about 94% with some handling wear, friction wear on the bolt. Imported by CAI, feint marking on the barrel. Also included is British P-37 web gear from the period including waist belt, and two ammo pouches dated 1953, suspenders dated in the 1940's, small pack dated 1954 and water bottle with carrier dated 1953, all maker marked and in excellent condition. A very nice matching dates set. NRA Condition- Near excellent. C&R Firearm.

Maker marked in ricasso "H.B. Montreal" appears to have been cut down with bone handle. Measures 17.5" overall with a 12.5" blade

Depicting a water side landscape. Image measures 9-1/2W x 7-1/2H Late 20th century. Known for: Illustration with Disney for many years.

Depicting Grand Canyon. Measures 6'W x 5'H. Ruth Mayer, Painter and teacher of SLO artist Vera Porter. Ruth Mayer’s 60 year career has taken her to distant places on the globe, painting virtually hundreds of works. ***Large items requires outside shipping***

Double action 5 shot revolver features stainless steel construction, checkered black rubber grips with finger grooves, 3" barrel with pinned ramp front sight, drift ajustable rear notch sight, "J" round butt frame, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, and 5 shot fluted cylinder. Bore and cylinders look very good/bright, action is smooth, metal finish appears to have been buffed with scratches, buff marks throughout, visible cylinder drag line and the grips are fine. Comes in blue factory hard case with matching label, manual & paperwork. NRA Condition-Good+. Modern Firearm.

Remington Rolling Block M1871/74 Saddle Ring Carbine chambered in .43 Spanish. 20 1/2" barrel, part number 3 (PN 3) marked flip-up rear leaf and fixed front sight, short bar and saddle ring mounted to the left side of the receiver Tang roll stamped "REMINGTONS ILION N.Y. U.S.A. PAT. MAY 3D 1860 MAY 7TH JUNE 11TH NOV. 12TH, DEC. 24TH 1872, DEC. 31ST 1872 SEPT. 9TH 1875. JAN 12TH MARCH 18TH 1874". E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y." indicates manufacturing between 1874 and 1886. Commercial sub-inspectors letters "B" & "V" stamped on the barrel. There are no Spanish or south American markings visible. Bore is bright, good rifling with light frosting in the grooves, finish has mostly turned a gray/brown patina with dull blue on the receiver, the two-cock hammer action is crisp/strong and the wood is overall good/sound with the usual minor dings/dents. The buttstock was inletted a rear sling swivel but has been plugged. (Appears factory done, condition matches the wear on the forearm and carbine). A feint "152" is stamped below the plug. There are a couple of symbols carved in the buttstock with unknown meanings and a large date of "1897" carved on the left wrist. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Used by Hollywood coach Phil Two includes a two toned finished with case coloring and wood grip. From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

with all natural colors striped design probably southern Colorado to Northern Arizona. Good condition but slightly misshapen. Measures 54" x 32"

Lot of 4 black and white antique photos of native Indians, marked "War Dance" - Polson Mont. on #1, #2, 3#, and #4. Marked Canadian National Railroad and I'd to Canadian tribes. Good condition.

'Model of 1905' 1st Change, circa 1906 - 1909. 6 1/2" tapered, pinned barrel, half moon front blade, small integral u-notch rear sights, square butt K frame with five screws, checkered wood "diamond" grips, blued finish, exposed extractor rod. Large S&W trade mark on right frame, two line address/patent dates on top of barrel, cartridge info on left barrel. Markings are clear/readable. Serial number matched on heel, cylinder and barrel. Bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling ,the grips are excellent, action is smooth with tight lock-up and the blue is about 30% with a rest a smooth brown/gray patina. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

American made 6-round double and single-action revolver chambered for .357 Magnum, and manufactured in Springfield, MA. It was built on a three screw stainless steel round-butt 'K' service frame, and produced from 1972 until 2004. This is basically a stainless steel version of the Model 13 without the extractor shroud, and the Model 65-3 was introduced in 1983. Revolver features a with a 3" heavy barrel, fixed serrated ramp front sight, notched frame rear sight, smooth curved combat trigger, external hammer with a checkered spur, firing pin on hammer nose, transfer bar safety, checkered cylinder release, knurled ejector rod head, non-shrouded ejector rod, fluted 1.62" cylinder with gas ring, smooth grip straps, and checkered walnut Magna grips with gold-toned S&W medallions on both sides. The original stainless steel metal finish retained is approximately 98% with very light scattered scratches, and a light drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no rust, but it shows a few small scattered nicks. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and cylinders look excellent. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Wood grips are in excellent condition with little to speak of. Revolver includes the original blue factory cardboard box, manual, and a Tyler T-Grip (adds finger grooves to the front strap). Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

By Will Caldwell, titled "Indian Foreground", signed lower right corner. Depicting Indian hunting buffalo. Framed, measures 43" x 31". De-accessioned from The Phippen Art Museum.

Southwestern landscape artist Douglas Miley Signed lower right hand corner by Miley based in Prescott, Arizona. Depicting mountain range in the snow. Measures 21" x 16" in gold frame

Shows Indian maiden on front, double matted and framed, measures 12.5"x10" by composer A.F. Marzian From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1941 in New Haven, CT. Shotgun features a blued refinish, an approximately 30" round barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The replacement hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, grooved corn-cob style slide handle, 13-3/4" length-of-pull, and a checkered black plastic butt plate. The blued finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial blemishes. Some of the shotgun's markings are a little shallow, but they are still clear. Metal displays no rust, and there was no observed deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The furniture wood is in excellent condition. Condition is NRA Excellent as refinished. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

A long barreled leather flap holster. A brown leather flap holster. A single loop stamped leather holster.

Break-top single- shot black powder rifle. FDE finished steel, with black synthetic stock & forearm with adjustable comb. 30' fluted Bergara barrel with blue muzzle break .Screw-in breech plug. Textured black rubber panels on the wrist, and forearm, rubber recoil pad, 3 sling studs with one for bipod, triggerguard barrel release, thumb extension on hammer. Scope rail attached to top of the barrel, mounting a Nikon "Prostaff" 3.5-14x40 BDC reticle scope, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright, barrel locks up tight. Rifle is in new condition, with store tags still attached. Comes in the original factory box with spare breech plug, cleaning rod & tools. Also comes with a box of accessories including CVA folding cleaning rod in green nylon belt case, 12 tubes containing 5 each of Hornady FTX 290 gr. bullets, 4 tubes of Hodgdon 50/50 Muzzleloading propellant pellets, brass loading jag extenders/cleaning gear, two full boxes containing 100 each of Hodgdon 50/50 pre-formed pellets. NRA Condition-Excellent/New. Antique Firearm.

American Silver Eagle coins (1) 2009, (1) 2010, (1) 2011, (2) 2012, (1) 2013, (1) 2014, (1) 2015, (1) 2016, and (1) 2017

Semi-automatic, AR-15 style rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO (.223 Remington). This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Forged 7075-T6 A3 aluminum flat-top receiver with picatinney rail, forward assist, shell deflector. 26' stainless barrel with rifle-length gas system, a free-float knurled aluminum handguard, muzzle drilled/tapped for front sight, A2 stock, overmolded grip with finger grooves & thumb rest. Bore is excellent/bright, rifle is in overall excellent condition, some minor scuffs on the buttstock. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.5" barrel, dovetailed 3 white dot sights, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, replaceable backstrap inserts allow changes in size & shape, accessory rail on polymer frame. All matte black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory plastic carry case with matching label, manual, cable lock, one flush fit and one extended length magazines, one different backstrap insert. NRA Condition-Perfect in Case. Modern Firearm.

American made pump action shotgun for 16 gauge shotshells in 2 3/4" chamber, circa 1953. Features a 26" blued barrel including the installed adjustable Poly-Choke with brass front bead sight, smooth trigger, checkered push button safety. Two piece wood stocks with grooved slide handle and walnut butt stock with White-Line vented rubber recoil pad. Numbers match on barrel and receiver. Retains approximately 85% of it's finish with handling/friction wear on the mag tube and edges. Wood is very good sound with minor scratches/dings. Bore is very good/bright. Action is tight. LOP is 14 1/4". Fixed choke is marked FULL on the barrel. NRA Condition-Near Very Good. C&R firearm.

five total all revolvers. Four of which are foam 5th one is metal includes a receipt from Stembridge Gun Rentals mentioning them to Montie Montana Jr. From the Phil Spangelberger collection.

1) Black and white pot made to look like Anasazi type with geometric polychrome design 5.5 Wide by 4 Tall 2) Acoma polychrome pot with turtle design, signed on base by Emil Chino, 4.5 Inches by 3 inches

American made double-action-only semi-automatic sub-compact pistol. Features a blued slide, 2.75" barrel, fixed sights machined into the slide, smooth polymer trigger, shrouded hammer, push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine with finger extension and black glass-filled nylon frame with checkered grip panels with Houge pebbled black rubber wrap-around grip. Bore is excellent. Pistol is in like new condition. Includes manual, Ruger nylon case, lock, two spare factory magazines with finger extensions, (3) total & factory cardboard box. Condition is NRA Excellent in Box. Modern Firearm.

Navajo rug with original tag reading "Russell Foutz Indian Room - Farmington, N.M. and TEEC NOS POS, Arizona. 1978 priced at 250 with information of Beverly Lee as weaver. 38"H x 34"W. Some edge damage otherwise. Very good plus.

From early to mid 20th century. Has repairs and repainted and repainted (used outside). 30-1/2 HT x 22-3/4W. across widest part of center. Very usable and good presentable condition with pleasing paint about 90% remaining with some chips, worn and aging.

SN: AR-21-03870. Manufactured in Turkey, imported by PW Arms of Redmond, WA. AR-15 patterned Semi-automatic, gas operated, tactical shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Ga. shells. CYL choke insert, Matte black, 19.7" barrel, fixed stock with height adjustable comb. 14" LOP, full length accessory rail, handguard has accessory rails at the 3,6,9 o'clock positions, large charging handle, ported barrel shroud, manual safety on left side of lower receiver, polymer lower receiver with a compartment in the pistol grip. Comes with the factory box with matching label, user's manual, (2) five round magazines, pair of flip up sights (not attached), (3) choke tubes, (Cly installed) tools and cleaning kit. Bore is excellent, shot gun is like new. NRA Condition is Excellent. Modern Firearm.

SN: 281939. Vintage double barrel side-by-side, box lock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Manufactured by the Ithaca Gun Company (under the Western Arms subsidiary) 1929 – 1946. Features a blued finish, case color receiver, 28" barrels with a raised solid rib, single extractor, white bead front sight and smaller mid bead, double triggers, sliding tang safety, goose in flight engraved on both sides of the receiver, smooth walnut forend and pistol grip shoulder stop with Ithaca red vented hard rubber buttplate. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of it's blue finish, case color receiver is about 30% with handling wear. Action is sound, bores are excellent and refinished wood stocks are very good/sound with minor scratches/dings. There is some scattered light pitting on the bottom metal. LOP-14" to front trigger. Left choke measures FULL, right M. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

SN: 14278. A Smith & Wesson .38 Regulation Police revolver with serial number 14278 was manufactured approximately around 1920 to 1921. This model belongs to the pre-war 5 screw I-frame series, square butt, 4" tapered, round. pinned barrel, checkered walnut, grips with "Pat. June 5 1917" stamped in the wood on the bottom of the left panel, serial number matched on the front strap, cylinder & barrel, all S&W marking are clear. The bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling, the grips are overall very good/sound with some handling wear, the blue is about , the action is crisp with good lock-up, opening & closing the cylinder is stiff, needs oil and the blue is about 50% with heavy holster/handling wear, scratches. Comes in a vintage brown leather belt holster, missing the flab, marked "1918 5". NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Chocolate, brown, smooth leather chaps with donkey head suede patches. Waistband has engraved silver monogram W.C.K.

Depicts cowgirl on horseback, words by Will Harris, music by Harry Robinson, double matted in a wood frame measuring 13" x 10" From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Includes gist belt buckle from the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame NCHA fraternity 2004 hand engrave sterling 1 of 10, braided horse hair strip, rawhide wrapped early knife, and a rope cow gal sign.

SN: 99210. Caliber is not marked on the rifle. The bore measures 0.303' and the bolt face measures 0.474' so it is probably a .308 variant. Please have it gauged by a competent gunsmith to determine the true caliber. Stolle Panda is a high-precision custom bolt-action receiver built by Kelbly's Inc.,originally designed by benchrest shooter Ralph Stolle. Manufactured 1999. Known for extreme accuracy, it is a first choice in competitive short-range benchrest and F-Class shooting. Receiver is lightweight aluminum with heavy steel insert, straight handle Mauser style, fluted, two-lug bolt, integral scope mounted with a Leupold BR-24X scope with fine crosshair reticle, sun shade, and lens caps, excellent. Aluminum rings, single-stage brass trigger, 30' stainless steel barrel, adjustable globe sight base installed. Ported benchrest stock with adjustable comb, sure-Grip rubber recoil pad with 1' white spacer, accessory rail inletted in forearm. LOP-14". This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. Has a couple competition decals on the stock. Serial number matched on receiver & bolt. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the aluminum, stainless finishes are excellent and the wood is very good/sound with minor scratches. The scope factory box with matching label is included. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American Silver Eagle coins (1) 2010, (1) 2011, (2) 2012, (1) 2013, (2) 2014, (1) 2015, (2) 2016.

The Mossberg 640T is a vintage bolt-action rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22 WMR) Manufactured by O.F. Mossberg & Sons in 1969. 24' with blade/bead front & rear sporting sights. 5-round detachable box magazine, smooth one piece walnut stock with a cheekpiece, left receiver factory-drilled and tapped for side-mounted sights, top grooved for scope mounts, thumb safety, plastic triggerguard. Part of Mossberg's popular "Chuckster" series of .22 Magnum rifles. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the blue is about 94% with some scattered patches of light surface rust, a couples of patches with a little finish loss, the wood is very good with some very minor scratches/dings. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Both Are All Original In Good Condition

American made semi-automatic striker-fired full-sized pistol chambered for 9x19mm, manufactured in Columbia, SC. Pistol features a black polymer frame, a 4" cold-hammer-forged barrel, dovetailed fixed blade front sight with a luminescent white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two luminescent white dots, smooth two-part safety trigger, checkered ambidextrous magazine release, no manual safety, dual recoil spring assembly, interchangeable backstraps, picatinney rail on dust cover, front and rear slide serrations, serrated take-down lever, serrated ambidextrous slide stop, and black polymer grip with stippled grips. The slide was given a matte black finish. The approximate black slide finish retained is approximately 99%. The action is smooth and crisp, and the polymer is excellent. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Pistol includes original factory cardboard box with matching label, soft case,extra backstrap, owner's manual, and one 10-rd magazine and one 24-rd extended magazine. Appears unfired. NRA Condition-Perfect in Box. Modern Firearm.

Antique display case by "Show Case & Store Fixture Works, Kansas City, MO., 622 E Third St., TEL. 237." Two sliding glass doors. Measures: 48"W x 20"H x 27"D. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

Navajo runner with natural colors and minor staining and wear. Good overall, measuring 57-1/2 x 27"

#rm-0042-07 Romanian (Cugir) made semi-automatic long-stroke AK patterned pistol chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and imported by Century Arms International out of Georgia, VT. These firearms were imported only in 2007, resulting in limited numbers. The typical finish for Romanian guns today is paint over a parkerizing/phosphate metal treatment, but the finish on this pistol cannot be verified. Pistol features a matte black finished stamped receiver, an approximately 11-1/2" chrome lined barrel, 14x1 LH muzzle threads, Tapco 3E207 single-port muzzle brake with top vents, fully adjustable hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1000 meters, smooth curved single-hook trigger group, combination gas block and front sight post, cleaning rod under barrel, checkered sheet metal receiver mounted manual safety, paddle magazine release at front of the trigger guard, dimpled magazine well, and ribbed dust cover. The hardwood furniture consists of a quick detach sling swivel at the rear of the receiver, a checkered hardwood pistol grip with a metal ferrule, smooth palm swelled forend with two vent cuts, smooth handguards with two vent cuts, and a sling loop on the forend retainer. Dust cover, bolt carrier, bolt, gas tube, are all serialized to the receiver '0042'. The original matte black retained is approximately 96% with some edge wear, a safety drag line, and minor blemishes mostly around the magazine well and barrel. Metal displays some rust on the muzzle brake, but no deformation was observed. Rivets are pressed flat, and are domed. The action is smooth and crisp with a very straight overall build. The bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in very good condition with minor handling blemishes. Pistol includes two 30-round magazines total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Pair of 19th to early 20th century French style urns on onyx or marble bases. Classic female faces with florals. Approximately 17-1/2"H. Great for floral arrangements and good condition with uncleaned patina.

This Colt Target Pistol or "Pre-Woodsman" , first series that became the "Woodsman" in 1927. Vintage semiautomatic rimfire pistol, manufactured circa 1919. Features blued finish, 6-5/8" pencil barrel, pinned blade front & windage adjustable rear sights, manual safety acts as slide lock, heel mag release, early diamond pattern checkered walnut grips, correct two tone Colt magazine. Oval area of knurling on mainspring housing (fits against web of hand) indicates this pistol is for "low speed" ammo only. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains about 70% original finish with handling wear, minor scratches, muzzle/holster wear on the barrel and some scattered light patina. Grips are excellent, Colt markings are crisp. Comes with original black cardboard Colt factory box with original manual, cleaning brush, factory tag, box is poor with tears & separations, the two labels are intact. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Firearm.

Early Post-War Colt .22-.45 Service Model Conversion Unit 22 LR 1911A1 w/Box. Dates to-1947-50. (no serial number & Stevens rear sight) The right side of the slide is marked “COLT”, “SERVICE / MODEL”, “ACE” in diamond, “.22” “LONG RIFLE”. The left side of the slide is marked “COLT’S PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A. / PATENT NUMBERS 2,090,656 2,090,657", and with the Rampant Colt logo. The magazine floorplate is marked “COLT”, “CAL. 22 L.R." 4.9" barrel with floating chamber, chamber marked "COLT, Cal. .22 L.R." This conversion kit comes with a one-piece, hinged-lid Colt .22-.45 Service Model Conversion Unit box, original Colt instructions/manual, and one 10-round magazine. The kit includes the slide, barrel and chamber, extractor, bushing, recoil spring, plunger and slide stop. The magazine has light operational wear, some light wear on the floorplate, the rest of the parts are very good with good finishes, the box is very good/intact with a few minor scuffs. Labels and printing inside the lid are very good/complete.

1) Vintage violet glass etched shot glass, reads "Edgewood" 2) Vintage violet glass etched shot glass, reads "Kellerstraus Pure Rye Distillery Company" 3) Etched glass shot glass, reads "Ruby Saloon Palestine, Texas" 4) Violet glass shot glass reads "C.W. Wells and Company Kansas City Missiouri" 5) Etched glass shot glass reads "My reguards" and several others From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Leather beaded doll holding feathers mounted on wood base. Measures 10.5"H x 3"W

Tokyo Juki Kogyo produced Series 27 (associated with Nagoya) Type 99 Arisaka bolt-action rifles during World War II, later evolving into simplified "last-ditch" manufacturing variants such as this rifle. Swapped out for crude, welded, fixed rear peep sights instead of adjustable ladder or anti-aircraft sights, crude weld on the safety knob, rough stock finishes with visible tool/chatter marks, wooden buttplate and omitted features like anti-aircraft sights and monopod. Chrysanthemum crest stamped on top of the receiver is ground off, matching serial number on receiver, bolt and extractor, internal 5-rd magazine with hinged floorplate. The bore is very good/bright, action works well, wood is very good, sling swivels present and the black finish is mostly all there with handling edge wear. No import markings, vet bring-back. Comes with "last ditch" type 30 bayonet, crude machining, rough grinding marks, simplified wooden grips .Arsenal stamps are completely skipped, thick dull edge, has fuller in blade and hooked quillon. Steel scabbard has many dents and a small crack in it. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R firearm.

Vintage double action revolver manufactured circa 1917, chambered for 38 Smith & Wesson (not Special). Features blued finish, 4" tapered barrel with fixed sights, 6 shot fluted cylinder, checkered black hard rubber COLT logo grips. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, retains about 65% original blue, with normal aging, drifting to brown patina with minor erosion, light pinprick pitting, grips are very good, action is smooth with tight lock-up, good Colt markings are highlighted in white. The ejector rod head is a replacement. Condition is NRA Good. C&R Firearm.

Brown leather holster made by Charlie Kennedy, Troy Illinois stamped on back on leather cartridge belt. Maker marked RT Frazier Pueblo Colorado. Measures 39" end to end.

With tags stating from the Hootchoo collection. Its a hide wrapped shield with center buffalo motif with hanging turkey feather fringe. 26" in diameter

US WW2 M-5 Flak Helmet (often called a gunner's helmet) was introduced in 1943 by the U.S. Army Air Forces. Designed to protect bomber and aircraft gunners from shrapnel and flak, it featured distinctive hinged ear covers and a cropped front brim to accommodate flight goggles and radio headsets. Still has the OD colored velvet-like flocking inside the ear flaps. Complete with web liner & chinstrap tabs. The original owner of this helmet has a swastika on each of the ear flaps indicating two"Kills".

Certified copy with stamped with watermark and signed. Measures 31-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H. Also lists all 25 Arizona Rangers in photograph. Dated 1903 from the Morenci area. In barnwood frame with Arizona Ranger badge melded into the frame.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 20 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1949 in New Haven, CT. Shotgun features a blued refinish, an approximately 27-3/4" round barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The replacement hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, grooved corn-cob style slide handle, 14" length-of-pull, and a checkered black plastic Winchester butt plate. The blued finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial blemishes. Some of the shotgun's markings are a little shallow, but they are still clear. Metal displays no rust, and there was no observed deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright, but a little dirty. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with extremely minor handling blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent as refinished. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made snub nosed double-action revolver chambered in .38 Special, and manufactured circa 1972 in Hartford, CT. although this revolver was made in 1972, this is a Colt third series of the 'Detective Special' (1973-86). Revolver features a gloss blued finish, short 'D-frame', 2" heavy barrel, smooth ramped front sight, notched top-strap rear sight, shrouded ejector rod, long-fluted six-round cylinder, smooth curved trigger, two-toned external hammer with polished sides, serrated hammer spur, firing pin on hammer nose, smooth grip straps, and two-piece Ajax #8 Sambar stag grips with gold-toned Colt medallions. The original blued finish retained is approximately 97% with edge wear, a drag line on the cylinder, and a few light scratches. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Metal displays no rust, and extremely light deformation in some of the screw slots. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Revolver includes an extra set of checkered hardwood grips in near excellent condition. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

(1) Painted Gourd Bowl with ribbed stick 7"x6" (1)Small Indian Basket with floral and geometric design 6.5"

"JM" marked barrel. Lever action rifle, very similar to the model 336. Features blued finish, 20" barrel, blade/bead front sight, rear sight removed, steel insert in dovetail, adjustable sliding Williams peep sight installed on receiver, 2/3 length magazine tube, walnut stocks with pressed checkered panels with stag, oak leave motifs at curved wrist & forearm, off set hammer spur extension. Bore is excellent/bright with strong rifling. Retains 70% blue with handling wear/finish loss on the lower barrel, edge wear, scratches, there is scattered patches of light pitting on the receiver and lever. Wood is good/sound with a many scratches/dings. Brown leather sling attached. manufactured 1969. NRA condition is Good. C&R Firearm.

featuring an Old European cut center Diamond weighing approx. 0.80 carats with I color and VS1 clarity accented with 16 round Old European cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in an Art Deco period quatrefoil style 14 karat white gold setting. Ring size 6 ½. Full Retail Appraised Value - $8,300.00

Vintage, external-hammer, slide-action, take-down shotgun manufactured by the original Marlin Firearms Company between 1911 and 1917. NOTE* Originally designed for shorter 2 1/2" or 2 9/16" shells. Modern 2 3/4" shells should never be used in original chambers. 28" plain barrel, brass sighting bead, knurled action bar, choke measures 16F. The magazine system uses a distinctive two-piece takedown design, incorporating specific inner and outer magazine tubes, a retaining latch, and a coil spring with follower. American walnut grooved round forearm and a curved pistol-grip buttstock with Pachmyer recoil pad installed. Bore is very good/bright, slide action is smooth, Marlin marking are crisp/clear, wood is very good/sound with finish loss on the buttstock and the faded blue finish is about 60% with handling/edge wear, many small scratches. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Large lot of chips from 19th to mid 20th century. Includes 3 mother of pearl chips, Jack Daniel Distillery, jockey poker chips, horseshoe, one moon and owl chip, 4 bone flower motif chips, 8 plain rectangle markers, steer motif chips, card suit, American flag, eagle, elks, indian head, dogs playing poker, and more from the Phil Spangelberger Collection.

mm #BA691752 ‘Optical Sight Pistol’, a Croatian made striker-fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and imported by Springfield Armory out of Geneseo, IL. The XDM Elite OSP is an optics ready pistol, and was introduced in 2020 (SKU is 'XDME9389CBHCOSP'). Pistol features a forged steel Melonite finished slide, optics ready cut slide with a smooth cover installed, front and rear slide serrations, full-length metal guide rod assembly with dual captive recoil springs, 3.8” match grade Melonite finished barrel, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, dovetailed "U" notched rear sight with a white outline, ambidextrous serrated magazine release, loaded chamber indicator on the top of the slide, striker status indicator on the slide plate, serrated straight faced match enhanced trigger assembly with an integral blade safety, smooth grip safety with a memory bump, ambidextrous serrated slide stop, serrated take-down lever, accepts double stack 14-round stainless steel magazines, magazine funnel, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, undercut trigger guard, beveled magazine well, aggressive square textured front trigger guard, and a black polymer frame with an aggressive square textured grip and XDM trademarks on both sides. The original matte black Melonite finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the frame polymer is in excellent condition with a little debris in the texturing. The action is smooth and crisp. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, soft case, manual, cable lock, two additional back straps, two magazines total, sticker, test target, and two magazine floor plates. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

American made semi-automatic blowback centerfire carbine chambered for 9x19mm, manufactured in Cocoa, FL. Introduced to the market in 2000, this rifle can be folded up into a neat package and fit into reasonable sized carrying cases that don't look like a gun case. This second generation (introduced in 2015) rifle features a 16.25" barrel with a threaded muzzle with a 'blast forward' device, protected elevation and windage adjustable post front sight, fixed aperture rear sight, smooth curved trigger, charging handle on stock tube, utilizes Glock 19 or 17 magazines, push-button magazine release, manual bolt hold open, and receiver mounted annular cut manual push-button safety. The black synthetic furniture consists of a picatinny accessory rail on top and bottom of the forend, black polymer angle grip attached to the lower picatinny rail, a sling slot at square textured adjustable buttstock, M-Lok rails on the left and right side of the square textured forend, rubber M-Lok grip plugs (like grip covers), serrated solid rubber recoil pad, and square texturing on the pistol grip. To fold carbine in half for storage or travel, the trigger guard acts as a latch. The original black plastic finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Rifle include a Gowutar red dot optic attached to the top forend rail (operational), and one 15-round Glock magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 369236. Regulation Police. Manufactured 1917-1942. Serial number places this revolver at 1921-22. Built on the I frame with 5 screws with rebated backstrap, 4 1/4' round pinned barrel with round front blade, notched rear fixed sights, oversized S&W I frame target stocks. Serial numbers is matched on the fore strap & barrel, no number on the cylinder, two-line barrel address with last 1914 patent date, right barrel marked ".32 Long Ctg.," The action is smooth with tight lock-up, the grips have been heavily varnished, the bore is bright with good rifling, has scattered patches of light pitting and the blue finish is about 75% with handling/holster wear, scratches and some scattered light patches of patina. NRA condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

Artistic cast bronze display stand for colt single action or other western era revolvers. The piece features a long horn steer skull with a brown button portraying chief smoking peace pipe. Approx 6"H x 8"W. Retail in Lovelands Gallery

1) Hopi incised carved vase with eagle kachina design, signed on base by noted artist Delmar Polacca, 10 inches tall by 6 inches wide 2) Incised carved hummingbird pot by noted Hopi artist Delmar Polacca, signed on base, measures 6 inches wide by 3.5 inches tall 3) Navajo incised carved pot with kachina design, signed on base KW, 3.5 in by 3.5 inch

One is left handed H. Heiser double looped holster on red head cartridge belt. Second one is an older double looped holster on unmarked cartridge belt.

Nicely mounted Indian rattle with framed information. Great decorator. 24"H x 10-1/2"W.

By Indian artist Raymond Naha, Entitled Hunter Kachina , in wood frame, 19.5x15.5 inches.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 20 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1956. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 28" round barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, grooved corn-cob style slide handle, 14" length-of-pull, and a checkered black plastic Winchester butt plate. The blued finish retained is approximately 88% with general thinning, edge wear/carry wear, and handling blemishes. The shotgun's markings are clear and legible. Metal displays no rust, and there was no observed deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The furniture wood is in very good condition with light handling blemishes, finish thinning around the pistol grip, and extremely light edge wear. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

1) Original Swiss WW2 M18/43 Steel Combat Helmet with Full Ring Liner. German style full ring WW1 style Helmet liner, which the Swiss copied, adjustable brown leather chinstrap. Helmet has a rough textured paint surface to the steel exterior to reduce glare. 2) Swiss Model 18/46 Civil Defense Helmet. Made of aluminum, used by the Swiss from the 1940's until the early 1970's. 3 lobe brown leather liner are riveted in place, gray web chinstrap, gray painted interior and bright yellow exterior. (Correct). Both in very good condition.3)A refurbished Italian M33/47 helmet is a post-World War II military surplus helmet that reused original wartime or early transitional M33 steel shells, reissued and updated by the Italian military during the Cold War era. Complete liner & chinstrap, OD paint. Very good condition

An American made single-action 6-shot revolver chambered in .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured circa 2012 in Southport, CT. This is a distributor exclusive model with a SKU of '05152'. Revolver features a high gloss stainless finish, a 3-3/5" cold-hammer forged barrel, fixed blade front sight, square notched top strap rear sight, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with serrated spur, frame mounted firing pin, transfer bar safety, loading gate interlock, smooth grip straps, beveled fluted cylinder, single collar on the cylinder pin head, round ejector rod button, and two-piece bird's head black laminate grips. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with light scratches, a light drag line on the cylinder, and superficial blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The bird's head grips are in very good condition with light handling blemishes. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Revolver includes the original gray factory plastic hard case with end label, manual, spent test fire case, and lock. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage unit marked Czechoslovakian military semiautomatic pistol chambered for the 380acp cartridge. Standard-issue semi-automatic pistol for the Czechoslovak armed forces and Gendarmerie from the mid-1920s until the German occupation in 1927. Manufacture date about 1937. Front strap stamped "104D 1009", indicating this pistol was issued to the interwar 104th Artillery regiment with inventory number "1009". Features single action trigger, exposed ring hammer, manual safety, fixed sights, approx. 3.5 inch barrel, lanyard ring on heel magazine release. Bore is very good/bright good rifling. Retains about 70% finish, handling/holster wear, mostly on the slide & front strap. Dark brown plastic checkered grips with CZ motifs are in very good condition. Slide numbered to frame. No import marks observed. Magazine included Condition is NRA Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Includes certificate of authenticity. Series: Explorers Titled: Sacajawea at the Big Water. Limited Series: 298 of 750. Matted and Framed. Measures 43-1/2" x 29". From Phippen Museum

American made semi-automatic single-action 1911A1 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Greeley, PA. The Model '1911A1 U.S. Army' is part of a series that utilizes G.I. specification features. Pistol features a matte black finished frame and slide, carbon steel slide with rear cocking serrations, short metal guide rod with a serrated recoil spring plug, 5" un-ramped barrel, low-profile fixed blade front sight, dovetailed drift adjustable low-profile square notched rear sight, serrated solid curved trigger, spur style hammer with a checkered spur, checkered frame mounted manual thumb safety, serrated slide stop, smooth grip safety, firing pin block safety (series 80 style), checkered push-button magazine release, sear and disconnector are properly heat treated, smooth front strap, serrated arched mainspring housing with a lanyard ring on the heel, and two-piece checkered hardwood double-diamond grips with 'U.S.' marked on both grip panels. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Grip wood is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory foam-lined cardboard box with end label, owner's manual, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Early New Model Production 1910/14 striker fired semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .25 ACP. Manufactured in 1914, during the very first year of production. Features a blued finish, 3.4" barrel, round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with 'u' notch, smooth trigger, cocked indicator, thumb safety on the left side of the frame with a push button release, heel magazine release, factory 8 round magazine, bulged cocking serrations on the slide, steel frame and one-piece checkered brown plastic wrap-around grip. All observed serial numbers are matching. Markings: Slide - "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.G. OBERNDORF A.N.",MAUSER'S PATENT, left Side Plate - Mauser banner. crown "U" proof on right slide. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, action is smooth, grips are very good with a little handling wear and the blue is about 95% with some very minor scratches. the trigger 7 barrel lug still have most the the bright niter blue finish. Fantastic condition for it's age. No import marks. NRA Condition-Excellent. C&R Firearm.

Manufactured in England by Birmingham Small Arms1959-1967, .22 Long Rifle, Single Shot, Martini Action – Lever Actuated Pivoting Block.This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. 24 1/2' stainless steel heavy target barrel, the top of the barrel, has two mounts for sights and/or optics, drilled/tapped. The forend has two panels, each secured to the hanger by three screws with the hanger grooved for mounting of hand stop/sling, and the hanger is mounted to the receiver leaving the barrel floating. The buttstock has a contoured pistol grip, roll-over cheekpiece comb, high-comb stock with a factory relief groove (notch) designed to let a cleaning rod pass straight through into the open breech and bore. Serrated black rubber BSA buttpad, aluminum hand stop installed, wide serrated trigger. The bore is excellent/bright, the action is smooth, the blued receiver is 99% with a small amount of scattered patina and case color lever has some handling wear, the wood is very good/sound with minor scratches, dings. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. C&R firearm.

Includes a two die spinner, a 6 sided die, and a cylindrical case decorated in black and red card suit and dice motif. Measures 1.5" x 1.5". From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Vintage semiautomatic rimfire rifle, manufactured 1949. Features 22" barrel, sporting sights in dovetails, manual safety on top of receiver, tube magazine in butt, smooth walnut stock with checkered steel buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright, blue is a little faded, about 90% with some edge/handling wear, minor scratches. Markings are crisp with sharp edges. Stock is very good/sound with a few small dings/scratches. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Intended for publication or reproduction signed Joeseph Musso well known artist and illustrator who had a 50+ year career in the film industry winning lifetime achievement awards for his work on over 200 feature files and television. Musso was a noted historian and Marine Corps Veteran. Mr. Musso was born 1941 and died 2023. This subject portrays "Johnnie Basilone" with his machine gun in action on Gaudalcanal in WWII. Freshly framed. Approximately 27" HT x 361/2 to outside dimensions of the frame. Image only 16" HT 26" W

'The Authentic Colt Black Powder Series,' an American made 2nd generation reproduction of the Colt 1861 Navy percussion revolver with a .36 caliber bore (Model F1300). The second generation Colt 1861 Navy was produced circa 1971 to 1973. Revolver features a blued finish, a 7-1/2" round barrel, fixed blade front sight, notched rear sight on hammer nose, color-case hammer with a checkered spur, thin smooth curved trigger, silver plated trigger guard, smooth grip straps, and a smooth hardwood single-piece grip. It sports an unfluted six-round cylinder with a roll stamped battle scene. Serial numbers match on the frame, barrel, trigger guard, and backstrap. The frame, loading lever, and hammer are color-case hardened, and are in excellent condition. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with only a few light and small scratches on the barrel. The silver plated trigger guard and backstrap are in excellent condition. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. This revolver includes the original factory foam lined cardboard box, and paperwork. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Antique Firearm***

American made lever-action repeating rifle chambered for .30-30 Winchester, and manufactured circa 1967. This is the Model 94 'Winchester classic', featuring a blued finish, a 20" heavy octagonal barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with a silver bead, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, smooth curved trigger, gold-toned loading gate, top ejection, external hammer with a serrated spur, grip safety, and a sling swivel on a magazine tube band. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a checkered metal butt plate. The right side of the barrel is marked "Model 94 Winchester Classic", and the receiver has limited coverage of edge designs. The original blued finish retained is approximately 92% with minor edge wear, small light blemishes, and some scuffs on the receiver. The gold-toned finish on the loading gate shows wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The walnut furniture is in excellent condition with only superficial handling marks. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

42.5" Horns to base, 7" spread, 25" horn to nose.

8"x3" And 5"x3". Unknown name or origin.

Includes two Finnish army helmets. The Finnish military used refurbished German Model 1916/17 helmets from the 1920s through the Second World War and into the post-WWII era. They were the principal type of helmet used in the Winter War of 1939-40. The Finns painted them either gray of green. One is a German M16 painted a matte gray with a 9 Tongue leather liner, no chinstrap. the inside of left skirt has the German stamp "L64" with Bell. (Manufacturer Lindenberg and the shell size (64 cm). The other is a Austrian M17 painted a OD green with a 3 lobe liner, two still have the horse hair padding, leather chinstrap. Inside of right skirt is stamped "GB66". GB is the code for the company Brüder Gottlieb und Brauchbar located in Brunn (Brno). They were a primary manufacturer of steel helmets for the Austro-Hungarian Empire during WWI. size 66 cm. The outside crown is stamped "B 113" (Finnish military property or inventory control numbers)

Semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered for .380 ACP. Manufactured in Mayodan, NC. 2-3/4" barrel, black oxide finished slide with serrations front and back. Tritium dot front sight and serrated U-notch rear sight. Black polymer frame with textured grip with Ruger logo, trigger safety, slide release, serrated front trigger guard and reversible push button mag release. pistol is upgraded with recoil spring assembly replaced with Wolff spring #12 set, stainless steel guide rod. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains 99% finish with little to no scratches or marks. Comes with original box, manual, two 10rd metal magazine (3 total), magazine speed loader, and factory soft nylon holster. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

Includes certificate of authenticity Series: The Fur Trade, Title: the Fur Seekers. Limited series 298 of 750. Depicting mountain men on horseback holding rifles in snowy terrain. Matted and framed. Paint signed and pencil signed by John Clymer 1977. From the Phippen Art Museum. Measures 43-1/2" x 29"

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1956. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 30" round barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, grooved corn-cob style slide handle, 14" length-of-pull, and a red Whiteline ventilated rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. The blued finish retained is approximately 98% with extremely light edge wear, and superficial handling marks. The shotgun's markings are clear and legible. Metal displays a very small spot of rust on the right rear of the receiver, and there was very minor deformation in the trigger guard screw slot. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright. The furniture wood is in very good to excellent condition with light handling blemishes. If it were not for the observed rust this shotgun would be in fine condition. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Large oak sideboard w/ linear carving along the columns. Two shelves w/ two vertical dividers. Measures: 93"W x 32"H x 28"D. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

#RIA2563286 'Rock Island Armory' Philippine made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and imported by APINTL out of Pahrump, NV. The PRO Match Ultra 5" was designed as an out-of-box target pistol, and was introduced in 2021 (SKU 51434). Built by the master gunsmiths in the Rock Island Armory Medallion shop. Pistol features a matte black parkerized finish, rear slide serrations, full-length metal guide rod with a hollow recoil spring plug, 5" un-ramped barrel, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, dovetailed micrometer adjustable square notched LPA rear sight, adjustable skeletonized serrated curved trigger with a 4-6 pound pull, skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, extended beavertail grip safety with a serrated memory bump, extended serrated ambidextrous frame mounted manual safety, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style), checkered slide stop, checkered push-button magazine release, serrated front strap, beveled magazine well, and two-piece checkered hardwood double-diamond grips. The original matte black parkerized finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. Grip wood is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory foam-lined black plastic hardcase with end label, owner's manual, cable lock, test casings, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Smooth brown leather fringed chaps, made by Jeff Kipfer, hide plains chaps maker, marked on belt, from the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Featuring a double headed eagle emblem which is the primary symbol of the 32nd Degree (Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret) includes a small round diamond. The name "Shepard" in inscribed inside the ring.

Vintage lever-action "Sporting Carbine" manufactured 1949 ("F" prefix). Chambered in .32 Win. Spl., appreciably scarcer than standard .30-30 versions. Features a shorter, two-thirds length magazine tube rather than a full-length tube, and a rifle-style forearm with an end cap instead of a barrel band. Features a blued finish, 20" 'JM' marked barrel, 2/3 length tube magazine with sling swivel stud, ramped blade/bead front sight, rear sight removed and Redfield one piece scope base installed, mounted with a vintage Bushnell "Scopemaster" 2.5X scope with fine crosshair reticle, clear optics. Drilled & tapped receiver for a side mount sight, curved lever, smooth trigger, metal forend cap, sling swivel stud on magazine, smooth walnut forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with stippled grip panels on the grip & forearm, solid rubber "Limb Saver" recoil pad. Rifle retains approximately 90% of it's original blued finish showing light handling wear, edge/muzzle wear, minor scratches. Action is smooth, bore is excellent/bright, strong rifling and wood, gloss finished stocks are very good/sound with some minor scratches/dings, a little finish loss in places. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Original German WWII Second Model Afrika Korps DAK Sun Helmet by JHS with Badges - Dated 1942. These were made of pith, had prominent ventilation holes in the crown, were khaki in color and bore two metal shields; on the right the national colors and on the left the German eagle/swastika, second model, with a felt covering. The original olive/khaki felt covering is mostly intact with some scuffs on the front and retains its original color well. The helmet band is embossed with maker mark "JHS". ( J. H. Soffel, Meerane, Saxony, the underside of the band is stamped "56-1942". The original chin strap is fully intact and supple. The green leather trim is worn and frayed. The two aluminum badges are intact and retain all of their original paint. The interior of the helmet still has the original green & red felt covering intact.

with brown leather spur straps, maker marked George Alexander Buckeye, Arizona From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Vintage Colt semi-autmatic pistol. Single-Action, striker-fired, hammerless, compact. 6-rd capacity. Manufactured circa 1924. Browning design. Produced 1908-1948. 2' barrel with slide mounted front blade, and square-notch rear sights. Blued metal finish with case-hardened trigger, safety lever and grip safety. Checkered black composite grips with Colt emblems. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Slide action is smooth/tight. Blue finish is about 70% with edge wear, handling wear on the top slide and some minor scratches/rubs. Good case colors on the trigger, safety lever and grip safety. Grips are very good with no chips or cracks. All Markings are deep & crisp. Comes with the original two-tone 6-rd magazine marked "Cal .25 Colt". Comes with Colt factory letter stating this pistol was shipped to Simmons Hardware Co. in Philadelphia on April 24, 1924. One of 25 guns. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Measures: 68"H x 30"W x 25"D. Combination lock. 1/4" steel. 4 pin door lock. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

French WWI M1915 Adrian Infantry Helmet with Veterans Brass Visor Plate. Dark horizon blue paint finish showing wear in spots. Complete leather liner with chinstrap. (The liner is loose). Attached to the visor is a brass plate proclaiming the wearer to be a soldier of the Great War 1914-1918. Flaming bomb with "RF" attached to the front of helmet. RF Stands for République Française (French Republic).

Brown leather with stamped design in fair condition.

#E461406 American made single-action mini-revolver chambered for .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire, and manufactured in Provo, UT. The NAA-22M-HG was introduced with a folding Holster Grip as part of their Standard Magnum line of revolvers. Revolver features a satin stainless steel finish, an approximately 1-5/8" ribbed barrel, fixed half moon front sight, square notched frame rear sight, serrated spur trigger, fluted five-round cylinder (.22 Long Rifle cylinder available), external hammer with a serrated spur, knurled removable ejector rod with an integral release button, and a pebble textured black polymer folding grip with a pocket clip (Folding Holster Grip). The original stain stainless steel finish retained is approximately 98% with slight edge wear, minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The grip polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Silver plated ornate carrier with tongs and lid. with yellow diamond cut pressed glass interior. Marked 638 on bottom. Approximately 4" x 11" From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Black painted on red with geometric feather motif. Signed on base Julio Ledezma. Measures 9"W x 6"H in felt lined mirrored case "WILL NOT BE SHIPPED IN DISPLAY CASE"

Fancy 19th to early 20th century cane with carved ivory grip showing 4 horse heads with inlaid eyes. Silver band at top of exotic wood shaft, probably rosewood. Good condition with minor imperfections, slight age cracks, normal wear and use. Exceptional carving. Measures 34 1/8" tip to end.

Pump action shotgun made in Japan by Howa for Smith & Wesson in the 1980's. Blued finish, checkered pistol grip wood stock and pump handle,S&W grip cap & factory vented rubber recoil pad with white spacers, 30' vent rib barrel with steel bead, fixed full choke, chambered for 3" shells. Push button safety, 5-rd tube magazine. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, wood is excellent and the blue is about 97% with light handling wear and some minor scratches. LOP-13 3/4". NRA Condition-Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American double barrel side by side boxlock shotgun manufactured 1921-1948. Serial number puts this one at 1927. NOTE* chambered for 2 9/16 inch shells. Beginning in 1934 (Catalogue No. 51) they state that 16-gauges are chambered for 2 3/4 inch shells. Features blued finish, case color receiver with flying goose scenes, walnut stocks with cross-hatch patterns on wrist and forend, factory buttplate, double triggers, extractor, sliding tang safety (opening action moves to safe position), 28" barrels, Mod-right & 16F-Left choked, steel bead front sight, low profile serrated rib. LOP 14". Bores are very good, bright. Retains about 80% blue with handling wear, scattered light patina. The case color on the receiver is mostly gone from handling. Wood is very good, sound with minor scratches/dings, good fit to metal. Numbers match on barrels, receiver, forend iron. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

American made 'Dead-Blow' action semi-automatic take-down rifle chambered in 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured circa 2020 in Newport, NH. The product SKU for this PC Carbine is '19115'. Rifle features a matte black type III hard coat anodized finish, fluted heavy profile 16.12” cold hammer-forged chrome-moly steel barrel, take-down barrel with 1/2”-28 threaded muzzle, knurled thread protector, fixed shrouded blade front sight, sliding adjustable rear aperture sight, 13" aluminum M-LOK compatible handguard with picatinny a rail segment installed on the left side, billet aluminum receiver with integrated picatinny optic rail on top, chrome-moly steel bolt, reversible knurled charging handle, reversible serrated oversized push-button magazine release, interchangeable Glock pattern magazine well, beveled magazine well, annular cut cross-bolt safety on the trigger guard, serrated curved 10/22 type trigger, manual bolt hold-open lever in front of the trigger guard, and a recessed take-down lever on the bottom of the barrel assembly. The glass-filled nylon synthetic furniture consists of a semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with granular texturing at the wrist, sling stud on the bottom of the shoulder stock, Ruger Phoenix marked grip cap, and a serrated black rubber recoil pad with a Midwest Industries spacer featuring three sling swivel quick detach sockets. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with very few and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The synthetic furniture is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson, introduced 2010. Features a matte dark grey finished slide, 4" barrel, full-length guide rod, white dot front sight, dovetailed rear sight with white outlined square notch, trigger safety, push button magazine release, durable black polymer frame with accessory rail, stippled finger grooves, grip straps & integral textured grip panels. Bore is excellent/bright. Pistol is in like new condition. NRA condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made semi-automatic modular sub-compact double-action only pistol chambered for .45 ACP, and manufactured in Exeter, NH. Pistol features a matte black Nitron slide finish, 3.6" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with dot, fixed notched rear sight with two dots, smooth curved polymer trigger, full-length metal guide rod with flat recoil spring, stainless steel insert (serialized firearm), stippled black polymer grip module with Sig Sauer insignia on both sides, restrike capabilities, serrated push-button magazine release, and serrated ambidextrous slide lock. The original matte black Nitron finish retained is approximately 99% showing only superficial blemishes, action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer grip module is in excellent condition with very light handling marks. Pistol includes a factory black plastic hard case, manual and one spare magazine. (2) total. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American made double barrel hammer fired box-lock side-by side shotgun chambered for 2-1/2" 16 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Chicopee Falls, MA. In 1916, 'J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.' dropped the '& Tool' from their address line. These shotguns were produced between 1912 and 1916, and then 'J. Stevens Arms' produced the Model 235 until 1932. Shotgun features color-case receiver, approximately 30" blued fluid steel barrels with a serrated solid rib, brass bead front sight, left bore measures 'Improved Cylinder' and the right measures 'Cylinder' (measured with a drop-in gauge), exposed hammers with checkered spurs, double smooth curved triggers, extractor, and a checkered top lever. The walnut furniture consists of a round knobbed shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered splinter forend, 14-1/8" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-3/8" drop at comb, 2-3/8" drop at heel, and a factory checkered black hard rubber butt plate. The original blued barrel finish retained is approximately 92% with edge wear, general handling marks, and some fading to a plum colored patina. A brown patina covers the entirety of the receiver with little of the color-case remaining. Metal displays some deformation in some of the screw slots, and the left hammer bent so it contacts the receiver when fired, instead of the firing pin. Light scattered rust was also observed. The action falls slowly under its own weight and the top lever sits centered within the tang. The left hammer is bent enough that it does not strike the firing pin, but the rest of the action seems to work fine. The condition of the bores is very good with a smooth appearance, but they are dirty. Wood is in near good condition with handling marks, a small 1/2" crack at the tang, low spots in the checkering, significant wear on the butt plate, and some thin spots in the finish. Markings are legible. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Set in sterling silver. Unsigned. Measures 8" with a gap.

Marked "C Slotterbek - Lakeport - Cal.", and on left side "Gain Twist, Wart Steel." Classic Slotterbek telescopic sight with internal peep sight incorporated into the mount. Double set triggers, medium weight octagon bbl of approx. 40-42 CAL with semi-false muzzle and bullet starter. Very good condition with most original brown and case colors-tone on lock. The wood is very good with light wear to checkering. The scope is dim but can be seem through and the cross-hairs have fallen and need adjusting. Action and triggers work well. About 9-10 lbs. Consigned by The Estate of Larry Shelton, author of California Gunsmiths, but not illustrated in his text. Similar to example on page 23. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm

The German made Anschutz 1413 Super Match is a vintage target rifle built on the Match 54 action. Manufactured 1964. Designed for competitive small-bore prone and three-position shooting. Features a 27 1/4" heavy match-grade barrel, optics ready with the sights removed (No filler screws in the lower barrel, reinforced muzzle & recessed crown, 6 1/2" one piece scope rail installed with opening/gap over the ejection port, high polish blue finish, cocked indicator, two-position flag safety, straight bolt handle,early Anschutz 1411-U2 single-stage adjustable trigger. European-style target thumbhole stock with a checkered palm swell, a slot for hand shelf on the grip, cheek rest for right-handed shooting, earlier stock without adjustable cheek riser, vintage metal buttplate where the (LOP) & height/drop can be adjusted, accessory rail beneath the forend for attaching hand-stops and slings with a 4" accessory base installed. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the blue is about 98% with a couple of minor scratches and the wood is overall very good/sound with many small scratches. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

marked Hand Forged at center top of blade along with "The Club", dogs head, and "E.T. Allen.S.F" (San Francisco) on Ricasso. Reverse marked "England." Scabbard also matching and marked "The Club," dogs head, trademark, and #7. The blade is fair to good showing cleaning, scratches, sharpening, and wear from use. Stag grips or scales are good and scabbard is good with minor imperfections.

Brazilian made double-action revolver chambered for both .45 Colt, and 2-1/2" .410 shotshells. The Judge was introduced in 2006, and the Judge Public Defender Poly was introduced in 2010. Revolver features a matte black polymer construction, approximately 2" ventilated rib stainless steel barrel with a 1:12.14 right-hand twist rate, pinned orange fiber optic front sight, fixed square notched rear sight, external hammer with a checkered spur, serrated curved trigger, full-length underlug with a knurled ejector rod, steel fluted matte black oxide five-round cylinder, serrated thumb piece, internal locking safety on the rear of the hammer, transfer bar safety, and a single-piece ribbed black rubber grip with Taurus Medallions on both sides. The original polymer condition retained is approximately 99% little to speak of. The original matte black oxide cylinder finish retained is approximately 96% with light handling blemishes, minor edge wear, and a drag line. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The rubber grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

The Spanish M1926, often referred to as the M26 or M2, was the primary combat helmet used by both sides during the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939). Often called "Con ala" (with brim), it featured flared sides and a flared rear skirt resembling the German Stahlhelm but with distinctively thinner steel. It was widely fielded by both the Nationalist and Republican forces. Following the war, surviving helmets were often refurbished by the Francoist forces with olive green paint and fitted with a brass insignia bracket for a crowned military eagle badge. This one has the badge with complete leather liner & chinstrap. paint has many scrapes & scratches.

American ade large frame six-shot stainless steel double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, and manufactred in Southport, CT. Super Redhawks chambered for .44 Magnum and .454 Casull, or .480 Ruger were originally manufactured from 2000-2007, and reintroduced in 2013. This particular revolver was shipped in 2000. Revolver features a satin stainless steel finish, a 7-1/2" round barrel, serrated ramp front sight with orange insert, pinned micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight with white outline, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six cylinder, serrated cylinder release, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a checkered spur, transfer bar safety, extended frame with integral scope mounting cuts in the top strap, and Ruger black rubber grip wtih rosewood grip panels. The original stailess finish retained is approximately 97% with a faint drag line on the cylinder, minor holster wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The factory grip is in excellent with nothing remarkable. Action is smooth and crisp with a tight lockup, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Revolver includes the original factory gray plastic hard case with a partial end label. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

High quality American made semi-automatic single-action 1911 style pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Yonkers, NY. Pistol features a matte KimPro black finish, front and rear slide serrations, aluminum frame, full-length metal guide rod, a 5" stainless steel match grade barrel with a match grade bushing, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, dovetailed serrated square notched rear sight, ambidextrous extended frame mounted manual safety, checkered push-button magazine release, checkered slide stop, two-toned skeletonized hammer with a serrated spur, smooth upswept beavertail grip safety, no firing pin block safety (series 70 style), adjustable serrated curved skeletonized trigger, flat checkered polymer mainspring housing, full-length guide rod with a hollow recoil spring plug, beveled magazine well, smooth front strap, and two-piece silver and black G10 grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with a few light scratches, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The G10 grips are also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

1) Lavender glass "Tabard Inn Whiskey" with lid, measures 12.5" tall with lid x 3.5" 2) Plain lavender glass bottle with replacement lid, measures 12.5" tall x 4.5" 3) Clear glass "Rum" bottle with lid, measures 14" tall by 3.5" From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Stainless steel medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1978. Features a satin stainless finish, 4" barrel with serrated sighting rib, raised pinned serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, serrated trigger, knurled hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod and two-piece diamond checkered walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Bore is , excellent/bright, metal finish looks very good with only minor signs of handling. Wood grips are fine. NRA Condition-Near excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American made hammer fired sidelock side-by-side shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 10 Gauge shells, and manufactured in Ilion, NY. The models 1882 and 1883 were produced until 1888. The 1882 was the first to use a turning lever to open the action, and it was known as the 'Hammer Lifter Action'. This example of an 1882 is a 'Grade 2' which has different barrel steel, no receiver engraving, and a steel butt plate. Shotgun features a color case receiver and locks, approximately 30" twist steel barrels, brass bead front sight, both bores measure 'Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge, double smooth curved triggers, dual external hammers with checkered spurs, floating firing pins, and a checkered top lever. The hardwood furniture consists of a round knobbed shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered splinter forend, Deely latch release, edge forend catch, 14" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 2" drop at comb, 2-7/8" drop at heel, and a smooth metal butt plate. The barrel rib is marked 'E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION. N.Y.'. The original color case finish retained is approximately 20% with most of the coloring having transitioned to a gray patina. The barrels are showing a brown patina. There are finish losses on the trigger guard. Metal displays no rust, but there was some pin-prick pitting on the trigger guard. Metal deformation was observed on the trigger guard with grind marks, and some of the screw slots. The action opens quick and easily under its own weight, the top lever rests in the centerline of the tang, barrels lock-up tight, and the fire control group works well. The hardwood furniture is in good condition with superficial handling marks, low areas in the checkering, and a crack on the left side between the trigger guard and lock plate. Bores look smooth without dents. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

'The Match Master' Bolt action magazine fed target rifle in .22LR caliber. (S: Stands for Sporter. A: Denotes the first production variation of this sporter model). Manufactured 1940-1968, date code puts it at 1951. Blued finish, wood pistol grip target stock, with checkered grip, and forend. Sling swivels, and checkered steel buttplate. 27" barrel, with sights removed with steel inserts installed in the dovetails, mounted with a vintage Weaver J4 scope, fine crosshair reticle, Weaver N0. 2 side mount. Blue finish, case-hardened swept-back bolt handle, cocking indicator, thumb safety. Action is smooth, bore is very good/bright,blue finish is very good with minor wear/scratches, wood is very good/sound with a few minor scratches/dings. Comes with one factory 10-rd magazine. NRA Condition-Very good. Modern Firearm.

Stainless steel medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured circa 1982 . Features a satin stainless finish, 4" barrel with serrated sighting rib, raised pinned serrated ramp front sight, square-notch channel cut rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod and two-piece diamond checkered walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Bore is , excellent/bright, metal finish looks very good with only minor signs of handling. Wood grips are fine. NRA Condition-Near excellent. Modern Firearm.

Remington 870 Compact Express. Features a matte finish, 21' ribbed barrel with steel sighting bead, magazine extension with two barrel clamps, push button safety, 3' chamber, accepts removable chokes. factory Skeet choke installed. walnut stock and pump forearm with pressed checkering, factory solid rubber recoil pad. LOP-12 1/2". Black nylon sling and 5 shell holder attached. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, shotgun is in like-new condition. Comes with a box of 25 mixed rounds and 10 boxes of Federal 3' Buckshot Magnum rounds. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Arizona Police trade-in. Austrian made safe-action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Right side if frame has a six-point badge with "Sheriff Maricopa County". Features a matte black finish, 4.5" barrel, factory sights, trigger safety, push button magazine release and durable black polymer frame with integral textured grip. The barrel, slide & frame show matching serial numbers. Pistol exhibits approximately 98% showing light edge wear on the barrel and slide. Action is crisp, bore is excellent/bright. Comes with a nice basket weave black leather belt holster. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Striker-fired semi-automatic compact pistol features stainless steel slide, 3.5" barrel, dovetailed three-dot sights with adjustable rear sight, trigger safety, cocked indicator, loaded chamber indicator, ambidextrous thumb safety on the frame, magazine disconnect safety, ambidextrous push button magazine release, black glass-filled nylon frame with integral accessory rail, checkered grip & reversible backstrap. Hogue black rubber stippled, finger grooved slip-on grip sleeve on grip. Bore is excellent/bright. Overall appearance is excellent with few signs of handling and use. Includes one factory 10 round magazine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Turkish made striker-fired semi-automatic full-sized pistol chambered in 9x19mm Luger, and imported by SAR USA Miami, FL. Inspired by the CZ-75, the CM9 was originally designed for the Turkish police and military, and improves on its predecessor the SAR B6. Pistol features a matte black finish, forged steel slide with front and rear cocking serrations, full-length metal guide rod with dual recoil springs, 3.8" hammer-forged barrel with a recessed crown, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, micrometer adjustable rear sight, loaded chamber view port, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, smooth curved trigger, frame mounted ambidextrous safety, serrated slide stop, black polymer frame with finger grooves, finger-print style texturing on the grip, grooved trigger guard, extended beavertail, interchangeable backstraps, undercut trigger guard, and a reversible push-button magazine release. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with light scratches on the safety, and superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory foam lined black hard case, manual, two 17-round magazines total, two extra backstraps, cleaning tools, sticker, and a bag of maintenance tools. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

With eagle head Kachina in sized carved and stamped 7.5" with a gap

1920s era poker set that includes blue white red and yellow poker chips, two decks of cards, and a dark wood carrier From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Muzzle loading side-by-side double barrel percussion shotgun. 30.5" barrels with concave rib marked "J.P. Clabrough & Bros London, Laminated Steel". Made about 1870. 47-1/2" overall. Actions work well and very good condition overall with only minor imperfections and considerable finish remains with most pattern in damascus showing. The wood is also V.G. Plus with minor storage and handling marks. From the Larry Shelton Estate. This shotgun was featured on page 89 of his book, "J.P. Clabrough Birmingham Gunmaker". Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm

Measures: 61"H x 30"W x 20"D. Digital lock works intermittently. ***Buyer Must Arrange Shipping***

Includes two U.S. PASGT helmets (Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops) is a classic U.S. military combat helmet fielded from the 1980s to the mid-2000s. Made of layered Kevlar, it offered NIJ Level IIIA ballistic and fragmentation protection, though it was largely replaced by the more advanced ACH (Advanced Combat Helmet). Used in the first Gulf war, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. 1) PASGT Helmet with Desert 6-Color Desert ("Chocolate Chip") cover. Complete liner & chinstrap. Come with tan US M44 wind/dust goggles. 2) US PASGT Helmet with 3-Color Desert (DCU) cover with "cats Eye" band with two glow-in-the dark tabs on the rear, 3rd Infantry Division patches machine sewn on each side and Master Sargent tab sewn in the front. Complete liner and chinstrap. Both in excellent condition.

American made semi-auto pistol chambered for 9x19mm ammunition, circa 1994. features a 4.5" barrel, black finish on a stainless slide, black alloy frame, black Ruger grip panels, three dot sights, ambidextrous safety & magazine release, smooth trigger and serrated hammer spur. Comes with one magazine. Metal finish is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the bore is excellent/bright and the frame and grip panels are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American made pump-action shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured circa 1958. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 30" vent rib barrel, barrel marked 'Full' choke, steel bead front sight, steel mid-bead, smooth curved trigger, hammerless, about 1/2 length magazine tube, front trigger guard mounted checkered push-button safety, single action bar, and left side receiver mounted push-button slide release. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, corn-cob style slide handle, 13-1/2" length-of-pull, and a red solid rubber winchester recoil pad with a black spacer. The blued finish retained is approximately 97% with light handling marks, and edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or metal deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and bright, but a little dirty. The furniture wood is in very good condition with minor handling blemishes and light scratches. The markings are sharp and legible. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

With beaded hide wrapped handle with fringe, heart motif blade measuring 8 inches long, steam measures 20 inches without fringe. From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

1) A pair of stamped silver overlaid spurs with leather spur straps 2) A pair of brass spurs with leather spotted spur straps From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

WW2 British Dispatch Rider Helmet (MkI) was issued to military motorcyclists. Manufactured by Briggs Motor Bodies (BMB). Designed for safety and visibility, these helmets feature a distinctive round steel shell with shock-absorbing leather padding and a flared leather skirt to protect the neck. Leather band marked "BMB, 1945, 7 1/4". Complete liner and chinstrap, original "field" textured dark green paint. Very Good Condition.

Fine "Blue Mountain" natural nugget turquoise gem stones polished and mounted in sterling belt buckle. Signed D. Spencer. Thirteen smaller nuggets around large center. Great quality and well-known contemporary maker from Gilbert area. Approximately 2 3/4" width by 2 1/2" height.

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 98% with a few slight scratches, action is strong, the bore is excellent/bright and the synthetic grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Carved bird beads mixed with shell heishi and sterling beads. Measures 18"L

Peg back style with stamped design in rustic condition with chains From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

#C19426 Belgian made short-recoil operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shotshells, and imported by Browning Arms Company out of St. Louis, MO. This shotgun may have been manufactured circa 1961. Made by Fabrique Nationale, the Double Automatic Shotgun (DAS) was produced from 1955 until 1972, with approximately 67,000 produced. This shotgun feeds by having one shell in the chamber while one shell is in the loading port. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 23" vent rib barrel (almost 29" including the muzzle device), Lyman Cutts compensator, steel bead front sight, smooth curved trigger in an aluminum trigger guard, checkered charging handle, serrated sliding manual safety at the rear of the trigger guard, and a bolt release in the bottom of the receiver. The hardwood furniture consists of a round knobbed shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend, 13-1/2" length-of-pull, and a black ventilated rubber recoil pad with several white and black spacers. The receiver and trigger guard depicts limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with subtle thinning at the rear of the receiver, minor scratches, and some edge wear. Metal displays some deformation at the rear of the receiver where the stock meets. Light oxidation can be found around the muzzle device, and a there are a few other minor oxidative spots on the shotgun. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and shiny. The furniture wood is in very good condition with handling blemishes, and some thinning finish on the bottom of the shoulder stock. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Full stock plains rifle, nicely made from a kit by Phil Spangenberger, author, re-enactor, old west editor, researcher, and collector for his own use after writing an article about Sharon's kits for guns and Ammo in the 1970's. Well known gunsmith and re-enactor Frank Constanza of Southern California aged, antiqued, and assisted Spangenberger on making a most presentable and authentic looking Hawken style St Louis rifle. 51 1/2" overall with 35" octagonal BBL, Good condition as artificially aged. Antique Firearm

Used for quick draw in cowboy action shooting.1970's-80's by John Bianchi. From the Phil Spangelberger collection.

One of kind collector's edition print entitled "Typhoon Target" by Robert Bailey. #16 of only 20 remarked by artist with vignettes of airplanes and tanks. Also signatures of pilots and participants, excellent condition and freshly framed. Dimensions of outside of frame 27" HT x 37" W

By George "Two Shoes" with 12 turquoise nuggets. Nicely made and finished, also marked "G" - sterling with hand-engraved back. In the 1980's and 90's, George was active trading and making jewelry in the gun show circuit from Flagstaff to Phoenix. Shows silver matrix in natural turquoise nuggets. Approximately 3 1/4 width by 2 1/2" height.

Bronze bladed "Powder Monkey" knife with 2 old attached paper tags. 1 tag on the blade roads "found in cabin of the Merrimac which was sunk 2 years" large research folio of in formation accompanies this lot baiscally documenting purchase in 1937 by Vera Ammen bought it for Daddy on our trip etc., and its sale to prominent collector Jack Trotter of Oregon to "Bob Butterfield" of Grass Valley, CA. Ammen was Commander of the Merrimack although there was no direct relationship to be found. A) The knife measures 13" with 5-1/4" Broomhand le Corp. 1-1/4" wide bronze blade showing use and distortion of tip and edge fro prying and use. Heavy patina tags are old. Fair to poor condition. B) Cast bronze plaque reading "Association of Edison Illumination Companies, 44th Annual Meeting, Old Point Comfort, October 1-5, 1928." Iron from plating of Ironclad Merrimac - 1862." Scene of ship with overlay of Iron from this famous ironclad. Measures 2-1/2" x 3-1/4." C) Souvenir anchor made from Iron of Merrimac Virginia. on original car. Old Dominion Iron and Nail works. D) Post card 1909 dated of Battle Monitor and Merrimac. Fair to good condition. Additional Provenance.

Measures: 59"H x 40"W x 24"D.

Belgian made semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shotshells, and imported by Browning Arms Company out of St. Louis, MO. Designed by John Moses Browning, this is a light weight version of the Auto-5. This A5 was manufactured circa 1956 with the St. Louis barrel address and Belgian proof marks on the left side of the barrel, and 'Made in Belgium" on the right side of the barrel. Shotgun features a blued finish, a 27-1/2" ventilation ribbed barrel (measurement includes the adjustable choke/brake), adjustable Poly-Choke, brass bead front sight, checkered magazine cut-off on the left side of the receiver, metal trigger guard, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, annular cut bolt release on the right side of the receiver, checkered charging handle, and checkered cross-bolt manual safety on the trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of a round knob pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, elaborate 'Automatic Browning' embossed composite butt plate, 14-1/2" length-of-pull, 1-5/8" drop at comb, 2-3/8" drop at heel, and a finger grooved checkered forend. Shotgun displays limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs on the receiver, trigger guard, and tangs. The original blued metal finish is about 94% with minor scratches, light edge wear, and contact wear from disassembly. The metal shows light oxidation around the edge of the Poly-Choke, and some on the ventilation rib. The vent rib is also dented about mid-length. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore shows a little peppering. The furniture wood is in fair condition with minor scratches and dings, small impressions, and a crack on the bottom of the forend. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm / C&R Eligible***

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Original Swiss WW2 military ice axes (or eispickels) are highly sought-after alpine collectibles. They were primarily issued to mountain troops (Gebirgstruppen) and border guards. 1) Built with a serrated steel pick and adz, wood shaft, and a four-sided metal spike at the base. The head is stamped with the manufacturer, renowned alpine smith "Gebr. Andenmatten schweiz Saas-Almagel". and the date "1939". The other side is stamped with the serial number "9898" and the Swiss Armed Forces inspection stamp "Tn" with Swiss Cross. Measures 34 1/4-L, head measures 11"-W. 2) The same style Ice Axe with manufacturer Robert Perren Zermatt, with date "1945", The other side is stamped with the serial number "20643" and the Swiss Armed Forces inspection stamp "Arm" with Swiss Cross. During the 1930s and 1940s, Zermatt and the neighboring villages were major hubs for hand-forged alpine gear. These axes feature traditional ash-wood shafts and hand-forged steel heads. Measures 35"-L, head measures 11 1/2"-W. Both in very Good condition with no damage.,

Arsenal refinished Russian military double action 'Gas Seal' revolver chambered in 7.62x38Rmm, Arsenal stamp & date scrubbed from the left frame most likely for export. Imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, Vermont with import marks on the right frame. Features a matte-blue refinish, 4.35" barrel, swing-out ejector, dovetailed blade front sight, notched rear sight, fluted seven-shot cylinder, smooth trigger, checkered hammer spur, flip-down loading gate, lanyard ring and three-piece checkered wood grips. Bore is bright, good rifling, scattered light pitting. Revolver retains approximately 96% of it's refinish showing scratches, and handling marks. Action is crisp/tight. Wood grips are very good with light wear. Original Russian serial numbers match on frame, triggerguard, and cylinder. Importer SN on right frame. Comes with 3 boxes of PPU 7,62mm FPJ 98 gr. cartridges with each containing 50. (150) total. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

American made vintage single-shot break-open shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 16 Gauge shotshells, and manufactured in Worcester, MA. The Harrington & Richardson Model 48 Topper was in production circa 1943-1956. Shotgun features a blued finish with a color case-hardened receiver, a 30" round barrel, the fixed choke measures 'Modified' with a drop-in gauge, smooth curved trigger, external hammer with a serrated spur, serrated top lever, and a shell ejector. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth round knobbed shoulder stock, smooth forend, 14" length-of-pull, and a checkered black plastic factory butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with minor scratches and handling blemishes, and some thinning on the top of the barrel. The color case-hardened finish retained is approximately 90% with some fading of the brilliant colors, but the remaining has a tiger-stripe appearance. Metal displays no deformation, but there are a few small spots of rust along the barrel. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up, and the top lever rests slightly to the left of the tangs centerline. The bore is smooth and shiny. The furniture wood is near very good condition with minor handling marks, and some finish thinning mostly on the forend. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

'ADL' American made bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .223 Remington. Features a matte finish, 24" 1/8' tapered barrel without provisions for sights, Burris Droptine 3x-9x scope, duplex reticle, smooth adjustable trigger, cocked indicator, knurled bolt knob, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, 4 round blind internal box magazine, and Monte Carlo style black synthetic stock with pebbled hard rubber grip inserts, cheek piece, factory recoil pad. Rifle exhibits approximately 99% of it's original finish. Action is smooth, the bore appears excellent but is dirty and the synthetic stock is excellent. Black nylon sling with camo pad attached. Comes in factory box with matching label, manual, lock and scope manual. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

1) US World War II machete marked "True Temper TT-18 1942" is a military-issue sidearm manufactured by the American Fork & Hoe Company (under their "True Temper" brand). Features an 181/4" steel blade, an "U.S." property stamp, and riveted black composite scale grip. Green OD canvass scabbard stamped "U.S." and "J.Q. M.D. 1942. Good condition with a couple of minor nicks to the blade. 2) Made by Collins & Co. of Hartford, Conn, this is a LEGITIMUS model long jungle machete, later known as the No. 127. The Machete has an overall length of 261/2' , with a slightly curved 21 3/4 inch Bush/Collins machete shape blade. The blade is about 2 1/4 inches wide at the thickest point. The ricasso is nicely marked: "U.S. (Collins Emblem) LEGITIMUS, COLLINS & CO. 1942"Collins label in on the reverse, mostly intact with a small section of the left side torn off. correct original World War II leather machete scabbard manufactured in 1942 by the Atchison Leather Products Company (ALPCO). Brown russet leather heavy-duty leather with wire belt attachment. marked in the rear "U.S. ALPCO 42". Both is overall very good condition, blade has been lightly sharpened. Riveted black composite grips.

Both sterling and turquoise cuffs. One with timex and one with out.

#SCD568352 American made semi-automatic gas-impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 7.62x39mm ammunition, and manufactured in West Columbia, SC. Rifle features a matte black MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2 anodized finish, 7075-T6 forged lower receiver, 7075-T6 forged flat-top upper receiver, a 16" barrel with a 1:10 twist rate, no iron sights installed, spiral slotted flash hider, low-profile gas block, smooth curved single-stage trigger, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, carbine length gas system, 15" aluminum M-Lok hand guard with four quick detach sockets on the sides and 2-1/2" sections of picatinny rail on top, annular cut push-button magazine release, checkered A2 style pistol grip, six-position receiver extension, collapsible polymer M4 style buttstock with sling swivel on the bottom, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, shell deflector, annular cut forward assist, spring loaded dust cover, and a standard charging handle. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

With leather spur straps in rustic condition From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Navajo made sterling cuff unsigned. Measures 7.5" with a gap

Spanish made single-shot percussion pistol chambered for .45 caliber ammunition. Features a 10" octagon barrel, large blade front sight, dovetailed rear notch sight, wood ram rod, lightly engraved case hardened lock, smooth trigger, brass fittings and one-piece high gloss wood stock with bird's head grip. The barrel is a dull blue with heavy handling wear, action performs well, bore is clear and wood stock is fine. Comes with a vintage wood box with brass fittings containing a powder horn, suede bag for balls inside a real turtle shell, wood ball starter, traditions patch puller/worm & ball puller attachments, two tins of CCI No. 11 percussion caps, a few .45 cal. balls and brass powder measure & flask. Box measures 14 3/4'-L, 9 1/2'-W and 8 3/4'-H. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

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American made lever action rimfire carbine features blued finish, yellow brass color plated action (receiver, link, lower tang, barrel band.), smooth walnut forend & stock, brass plated crescent buttplate, 20" octagonal barrel, full length magazine tube under barrel, dovetailed buckhorn sights with blade/bead front. Barrel markings gold toned, Bayonne, NJ address. Bore is very good. Overall condition is like new with few signs of handling. Wood is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

'Pretoria Arms Factory' Semi auto single action South African compact pistol. 2.2" barrel and 7+1 capacity , blue finish, heel magazine release, manual safety on left frame, checkered black plastic grips. The crossed bullets PAF logo is on the grips and both sides of the slide. Bore is very good/bright, blue is about 98% and the right grip has a crack, the left has damage around the upper screw hole from over tightening. a somewhat rare pistol. The Junior .25 ACP pistol was manufactured strictly between 1954 and 1957.Only about 10,000 units were produced before the company went bankrupt NRA Condition-Fair (Grips). Modern Firearm.

Czechoslovakian military semiautomatic pistol chambered for the 7.65 / 32acp cartridge. Manufactured under occupation in WWII for the German Military. Retains Waffenamt Eagle/WaW 76 on the right frame.(Feint) Features fixed sights, approx. 3.5 inch barrel. Matched SN's on Frame/slide. Eagle/swastika proof on barrel rib. Left slide stamped "fnh Pistole Modell 27 Kal. 7.65". Bore is excellent/bright, sharp rifling. Plum/blued slide is in good condition, with some edge wear/scratches. Frame and sideplate are parkerized in a medium gray color, condition is good with scratches edge wear. Trigger retains some original straw color. Dark brown checkered plastic grips are in very good condition the heel magazine release is stiff. No import marks observed. Magazine floorplate marked "P. Mod. 27". NRA Condition-Very good. C&R Firearm.

Displayed in a glass topped 20 3/4' X 9 3/4' black framed shadow box. Includes Pilot Wings with Star, rare hallmark "C.P. CO. NYC" and "Sterling" marked on back. (Charles Polk Co.), Two Major golden oak leaf insignia, DFC, Air metal with two Oak leaf Clusters, American Campaign, WW2 Victory, National Defense, Army Reserve Metal and Army of Occupation Medal. Also has a "V for Victory" sign.

American made semi-automatic tube-fed rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle. Manufactured by the Winchester-Western Division of Olin Corporation between 1965 and 1973. The Model 290 is a deluxe version of the model 190 with higher quality components, and press checkered furniture. Both models were branded under the Sears name as the Sears Model 3T, and the J.C. Higgins Model 3T. Rifle features a blued finish, black aluminum receiver, 3/8" dovetailed receiver for optic mounting, an approximately 20" round barrel, raised dovetailed blade front sight with a silver colored bead, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, annular cut front trigger guard mounted manual safety, full-length tube magazine under barrel, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, jeweled bolt, and a grooved charging handle that doubles as a manual bolt stop. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with pressed checkering at the wrist, pressed checkered forend, and a serrated black plastic Winchester butt plate with a white spacer. The original black finish retained is approximately 98% with a couple of small scratches on the right side of the magazine tube, and some other superficial blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is excellent with superficial blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

American made single-action rimfire revolver chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 2025 in Prescott, AZ. Revolver SKU is '02038'. Pistol features a burnt bronze Cerakote finish, single-six patterned frame, a 6-1/2" cold hammer-forged round barrel, fixed blade front sight, square notched frame rear sight, in-the-white smooth curved trigger, black un-fluted 6-round cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, round ejector rod button, in-the-white external hammer with a checkered spur, transfer bar safety, loading gate interlock, smooth grip straps, and smooth turquoise painted polymer grips. The original burnt bronze finish retained is approximately 99% with only a couple of small nicks on the ejector tube, and a light drag line. Metal displays no rust, but the small nicks previously stated left minimal deformation on the ejector tube. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also bright. The polymer grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Revolver includes the original factory cardboard box, instruction manual, cable lock, the original checkered black plastic grips, and a brown and black floral designed leather holster. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

Multi colored geometric designed vase signed S.W. Navajo 01 on base. Measures 23" x 16". There is a small crack on the bottom of the vase.

10 Walking Liberty Silver Dollars including (3) from 2021 (1) from 2022 (3) from 2023 and (3) from 2024 with the new Eagle on the back.

American made magazine fed bolt-action rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. Manufactured circa 1947-1950 in New Haven, CT. The Mossberg Model 42M(c) incorporates minor design changes over the Model 42M, with features like the extractors and sights. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, a 23" tapered barrel, ramped protected post front sight, elevation adjustable barrel mounted rear sight with multiple apertures, Mossberg S-130 fully adjustable left receiver-rail mounted rear sight, serrated curved trigger, firing pin status indicator at the rear of the bolt, turned-down and swept-back bolt handle, serrated toggle style manual safety at the rear of the receiver, black polymer trigger guard with finger grooves at the wrist, accepts 8-round detachable magazines, and a stamped metal magazine well. The walnut Mannlicher style furniture consists of a smooth shoulder stock with a Monte Carlo comb, smooth two-piece nearly full-length forend, right-handed comb, sling swivel attachment points on the forend and shoulder stock, and a serrated metal trapdoor butt plate with the trapdoor removed. The original blued finish retained is approximately 96% with general thinning on the receiver and barrel, edge wear, and handling blemishes. Metal displays minor deformation in the stock screw slot, and there is light oxidative speckling on the metal components. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling (the bore is a little dirty). The walnut furniture is in good condition with minor handling marks, light edge wear, and some thinning finish. Rifle does not include magazines. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

The M1926 inflatable flotation belt was used as a life preserver by assault troops during amphibious actions and beach landings. The belt was inflated by squeezing two switches located inside the belt, which activated two CO2 bottles. If the CO2 bottles failed, the belt could still be inflated by blowing into the rubber tubes, which have valves by Schrader on the ends.This particular belt is dated 1-13 1945 and was manufactured by DURKEE-ATWOOD CO., MPLS. Date, contract number and maker are ink stamped on the canvas. The metal buckle surrounding the CO2 containers shows a USN marking and DURKEE-ATWOOD. Comes with a box of five U.S. Navy CO2 cylinders, box maker marked and dated 1942. Very good condition, rubber is still supple. Best known for its use during the D-Day landings in Normandy.The instructions are stamped on the canvas, close to the CO2 slots and indicate: "To inflate squeeze arrows together with a hard quick grip and release". The belt measures 60" long and 4.5" wide

Sterling silver belt buckle with inlaid mother of pearl horse head, surrounded by turquoise. Also included is sterling pendant with inlaid horse head motif.

Striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm. Manufactured in Eagle Pass, TX. Features a black DLC finished stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, black DLC finished 3.4” barrel, captive recoil spring, dovetailed three-dot steel sights, flat profile trigger with integrated blade safety, textured push button magazine release, factory 6 round translucent polymer magazine with grip extension, and black polymer frame with textured grip. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual and spare 6 round OEM magazine. Pistol exhibits no wear observed. The action is mechanically sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Very nice conditioned M1860 Light Calvary Enlisted Man's Saber with desirable maker and date. Dated 1864, 1864 saw the heaviest and bloodiest fighting of the American Civil War. the principal sword used by cavalry troopers during the Civil War and Indian Wars that followed. It was manufactured by Ames. The 34 1/2' curved blade has a 27 1/2" broad fuller and a 18' inch narrow fuller. Blade has much original polish and a few minor patches of light staining and scuffing, no nicks. The obverse ricasso is stamped "U.S.", "1864", "C.E.W." (Charles E. Wilson, a United States Ordnance Department sub-inspector who inspected and accepted swords for the federal government between 1846 and 1865). in three lines while the reverse ricasso is maker-marked "AMES MFG. CO." over "CHICOPEE", in arched block letters. The original leather buffer-pad is present at the guard. The wood grip is covered in black leather and wound with twisted brass wire, all original with some flaking/wear to the leather. The domed, brass pommel cap has a small "JH" (Federal ordnance sub-inspector mark referring to John Hannis or Joseph Hannis. He inspected US martial swords, including Ames Manufacturing Company sabers). The brass, half-basket guard consists of a knuckle-bow with two branches on the obverse side meeting an oval counterguard. All brass components have a nice, aged patina and are in excellent condition. The two-ring scabbard is dark steel, with two shallow dents between the rings, some pitting on the drag and lower end.

The first one is smooth brown leather with stamped motif and the second on is brown leather with brass spots.

Ruger 10/22 Target rifle, manufactured 1999. features a brushed stainless steel finish with 20' stainless steel Ruger hammer forged barrel, spiral design, recessed grown and 1:16 RH twist, laminated target stock with semi-beavertail forearm, sling studs and factory black rubber recoil pad, extended mag release, Ruger Bx trigger. Factory scope rail mounting a Simmons 3-9x32 .22 mag. scope with duplex reticle, clear optics. Bore is excellent/bright, finish has a few minor scratches/rubs, the wood is overall excellent with some very minor scratches. No Magazine. NRA Condition-Very Good+. Modern Firearm.

SN: 57633. Italian made percussion muzzleloading "Scout' rifle. Features a 28' blued octagon, rifled barrel, fixed sights, double set triggers, polished sideplate & hammer, one piece hard wood stock with brass fittings, crescent buttplate, wood ramrod. Nipple has cone installed around it. Two-cock hammer action is smooth/crisp, the bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, the finish is very good with some minor scratches and the wood is very good/sound. there is a fur pelt tied around the butt to serve as a recoil pad. Comes with brown suede Possibles bag with powder horn and brass & horn ball seater. NRA condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured 1983. Features stainless steel construction, 6" barrel with serrated sighting rib, pinned raised serrated ramp front sight with red insert, pinned adjustable square notch rear sight with white outline, wide smooth trigger, checkered hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod and checkered walnut target grips with silver toned Ruger medallions. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Retains approx. 98% metal finish with little to no losses. Action is smooth with tight lockup and grips are excellent. Comes in a very nice brown leather Galco belt holster in new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Double action top-break revolver. Auto-ejecting. Features 3.25" barrel, nickel finish, 6 rd fluted cylinderblued triggerguard, black hard rubber grips with American shield & F&W motifs. Serial number matched on heel, barrel latch & cylinder. Bore is poor to fair condition, dark with eroded rifling. Nickel finish is overall fair condition, flaking or peeling on many edges and working surfaces, showing brown color patina on the left frame, grips are solid, slightly different color between panels, action is sound. NRA Condition-

Original yellow and black poster "Elvis in Concert Sunday August 21st, 1977 Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Civic Center Hartford Connecticut. Tickets on Sale at Civic Center Plaza" Copyright marking tribute show print incorporated. Image size is 21"H x 14"W in black frame.

Vintage take-down slide action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1911. Features a blued refinish, 20" round barrel, near full-length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight, adjustable u-notch rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, take-down steel receiver, ribbed wood slide handle, and smooth walnut straight grip shoulder stock with hard rubber Winchester buttplate. Serial numbers found on the receiver and lower tang are mismatched but the finish & wear are the same, been together a long time. Blue finish is about 30% on the barrel & tube, has dulled, turning to a brown patina. Winchester markings are clear, the receiver, bottom metal & tangs have turned a gray/brown patina with some scattered light pitting, action is sound, the bore is very good/bright, good rifling and the wood stocks are overall very good/sound with minor scratches/ding, Small initials "F.B." are carved into the left wrist. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

American Silver Eagle coins (1) 2011, (2) 2012, (2) 2014, (1) 2015, (2) 2016

Bolt action tube fed magnum rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Magnum, manufactured circa 1986. Features a blued finish, 22" micro-groove barrel, full-length tube magazine, sights have been removed, filler screws in the front, empty dovetail in the rear, Bushnell Sportview 3-9x32 scope with duplex reticle installed utilizing the integral scope rail cuts in the receiver, serrated trigger, alloy trigger guard, manual two-position safety on the right side of the receiver, turned down & swept back bolt handle, sling swivels, press checkered wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with high comb, inlayed bull's eye & factory buttplate. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling. Retains about 96% finish with handling, wood is overall very good, some scuffs, some losses to finish. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

29"horn To Base, Approx 14 Width At Base, 10" Horns

10 Walking Liberty Silver Dollars including (1) 2011, (2) 2012, (2) 2015, (1) 2018, (2) 2020, (2) 2021.

For cylinder stop revisions on Colt single actions, patent drawing dated June 2, 1920. Also includes a letter dated May 22, 1944 from the President of Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company to the Stockholders, a copy of which was mailed to employees thereafter.

1) A branch coral chocker. 2) A turquoise and heishi beaded necklace

The AMT Backup in .40 S&W uses the large-frame platform with recoil-operated semi-automatic action (locked-breech in higher-pressure calibers) and double-action-only trigger. Feature all-stainless construction, fixed minimalist groove sight machined into the slide, 3" barrel, bobbed hammer, no safety (Heavy trigger pull), smooth trigger, 5 round factory magazine, heel magazine release, and checkered black polymer grips. Production began in the early-to-mid 1990s and continued through 2001. Pistol exhibits only light handling marks, minor scratches with no major wear observed. Action is crisp, bore is very good and grips are fine. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Includes Original U.S. WWII USMC P44 Camouflage Pattern 1944 Utility jacket and rare trousers. (Jacket is size 42, trousers 34) This type was used on Saipan and Tinian, Peleliu, Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Cotton HBT (Herring Bone Twill) Camouflage pattern jacket was issued to Marines in late WWII and during the Korean war. Reversible, outer side is the base green "jungle" camouflage pattern, with the tan or "sand" side inside the jacket and trounsers. The jacket is in very good lightly used overall condition, showing wear on the shoulders from carrying straps All snaps and black U.S.M.C doughnut hole buttons are present and in good original condition on the jacket and trousers, the jacket has trademark "side entry" pockets on the chest, which were originally intended for use with flotation "pillows", as well as carrying equipment. Two Jungle Flotation Bladders made for these pockets are included, rubberized-fabric inflatable bag issued to Marine Corps troops in the Pacific Theater to provide extra buoyancy navigating deep water or marshlands in the Pacific. Maker marked, US acceptance stamps and both dated "Aug 26, 1942". Also included is a Original US WWII M1923 USMC M1 Garand Cartridge Belt By BOYT 44, stampings are clear, late war like the uniform, very good condition. Original type 3 WW2 USMC reversible helmet cover with no foliage slits cut into the fabric, has small EGA stenciled on the 'sand" side. Shows wear and a couple of small tears from The helmet rim. Original U.S. WWII USMC 1944 dated shelter half, reversible Camouflage, "Frog Skin" side stamped in ink " Walker Co. June 13, 1944 with original US WWII USMC Mitchell Pattern Camo Straps Set of 2, very good condition, buckles intact. A very nice, date correct late war grouping when most of the major USMC battles were fought.

American made magazine fed bolt-action rimfire sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. The Model 142A was produced circa 1949-1957 in New Haven, CT. Rifle features a blued finish, an 18" slightly tapered barrel, military style protected post front sight, rear sight mount on the left side of the receiver (sight removed), serrated curved trigger, magazine release paddle at the rear of the magazine well, serrated toggle style safety lever at the rear of the receiver, and a turned down and swept back collard bolt handle. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth round knob pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, side-mounted sling swivels on the forend and shoulder stock, black polymer trigger guard with finger grooves at the wrist, serrated black plastic butt plate, and a fold-down black plastic forward pistol grip. The original blued finish retained is approximately 82% with general thinning, edge wear, and handling marks. Metal displays no deformation, but there is light oxidative speckling on the metal components. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in good condition with thinning finish, some small dings, and normal handling marks. Rifle includes no magazines, and a green nylon sling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Handmade custom knife marked on back LCO for Lac Corte Oreille's Native American knife smith. ECK shin bone scales on grip. 6-1/4"H x 3"W plus edge on unusual damascus steel blade that 1-1/4" plus wide at widest part. Wtih leather scabbard. Some sharpening and use.

Made under a South American contract with "REMINGTON ARMS CO. / ILION.N.Y. U.S.A. / PAT'D OCTR. 22ND, 1901." marked on the upper tang and "CAL. 7 M.M." on top of the 30' barrel in front of the handguard. The barrel bands are marked "U". Stamped on the forward triggerguard is "H". The rear sight is graduated to 21. Markings are crisp/clear, full forearm with handguard, cleaning rod, bayonet lug and straight grip stock with a steel buttplate and sling swivels. Bore is good/bright with worn rifling , action is smooth/tight, wood is very good with minor scratches/dings. Manufactured 1901-1909. The metal parts have been refinished in matte black, very good condition. Comes with the correct bayonet for 1901 rifles, 8' fullered, clip-point blade with a hooked quillon (crossguard) and wooden grip scales. Inside the left fuller of the blade in marked "Remington Arms Co. Ilion, NY U.S.A." full steel scabbard body with an integrated leather belt frog. Like the rifle the bayonet & scabbard have been refinished in a matte black. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

All sterling with single turquoise stone. Measures 7" with a gap

Photograph from original negative attributed to Philippe Halsman taken during filming of the "The Birds" an Afred Hitchcock classic movie. 5"H x 5"W in frame of same era. Depicts Hitchcock with bird on his cigar.

Semi automatic gas operated pistol chambered in 5.56mm. Features a 9.2" threaded barrel, high-impact, light weight Zytel polymer frame with full length rail, matte black finish, A2 type adjustable front sight, square notch rear, push button safety, one factory 10-rd magazine. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth and the finish is overall excellent. Comes in factory box with matching label, manual. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Matt Hall entitled " Break out Bastogne" Hand signed in pencil by the Band of Brothers and the artist. Artist proof #123 of 190 unframed. Measures 32"W x 22-1/2H In like new condition in the tube. Includes framing accessories. P47 relic airborne pin wings and a brass shell which could be added as part of the frame display. Includes reproduced photographs

40% Silver including (1) 1964, (1) 1965, (5) 1966, (4) 1967, (2) 1968 and (1) 1969

American made single-action rimfire revolver chambered for .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1977 in Southport, CT. Revolver features a blued finish, 5-1/2" round barrel, fixed and raised serrated blade front sight, micrometer adjustable square notched rear sight, fluted six-round cylinder, collard cylinder pin head, round ejector rod button, smooth curved trigger, frame mounted firing pin, transfer bar safety, two-toned hammer with serrated spur, smooth grip straps, and smooth two-piece wood grips with silver and black Ruger medallions on both sides. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with a few very light blemishes, light edge wear, and a drag line on the cylinder. Metal displays no deformation, but there are areas of light pin-prick pitting. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the cylinder chambers are also excellent. Wood grips are in excellent condition with very light scratches on the bottom of the right grip panel. The action is smooth and crisp with a tight lock-up. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

1) Brass handled cane with oak stem 35.5 inches long 2) Brass handled compass enclosed cane, reads "I would be lost without you" on lid, two toned wood stem, 38 inches long 3) Black metal cane with plastic handle, 36.5 inches long 4) Brass and black enamel handled cane with ebony inlayed stem, 36.5 inches long.

SN: 7778 Harrington & Richardson .32 Top Break “New Automatic” DA Revolver, 2nd Model 'Second Model, Fifth Variation' 1897-1904. .32 S&W Short (Black Powder). 3" ribbed barrel, blade front sight, notch sight on barrel release latch, 5 rd fluted cylinder, nickel finish, black hard rubber grips with target motifs, address and patent dates on barrel rib. Serial number matched on left frame under the grip, cylinder and inside of grips. Bore is very good/bright, action is smooth with tight lock-up, grips are very good and the finish is about 50% with handling wear, finish loss and some scattered light spots of rust. NRA Condition-Good. Modern Firearm.

Includes 3 horses, 2 buffaloes, and 3 Indians. All lead and handpainted, circa 1890s From the Phil Spangelberger Collection

Hide has multiple scars. In great condition. Measures 125" x 84". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

1) Original U.S. Civil War Federal Issue M-1839 Enlisted Belt Buckle with "arrow Head" Studs and prong intact, non-excavated example. Correct lead filled back, nice mellow patina. 2) Original Civil War 1851 Pattern NCO Belt Plate. introduced in 1851 as the regulation buckle for officers and for enlisted men armed with swords. Features a Federal eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch, with an E Pluribus Unum banner in its beak and 13 stars above its head. This centerpiece is surrounded by a separate, applied brass wreath. Appears to have been in the ground at some time with a nice brown patina.

Vintage semiautomatic rimfire rifle manufactured circa 1941. Features blued finish, smooth walnut stock, magazine tube in butt, blade/bead front & sporting rear sights, 24" barrel, manual safety on top of receiver, checkered steel buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright, blue finish is about 92% with a few very minor scratches, light handling wear on the lower barrel and receiver. Wood is excellent. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. C&R Firearm.

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement operated AR15 style rifle with a .223 Wylde chamber, and manufactured in Hebron, KY. Rifle features a matte black finish, picatinny flattop upper receiver, 16" M4 profile barrel with a 1/9 twist rate, carbine length gas system, A2 style bird cage flash suppressor, 10" free-float M-Lok handguard with a picatinny top rail, no iron sights installed, Magpul MIAD pistol grip with a storage compartment, adjustable MFT Battlelink Minimalist Milspec buttstock, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, spring loaded dust cover, annular cut forward assist, shell deflector, flared magazine well, annular cut push-button magazine release, M16 type bolt carrier with a staked gas key, smooth curved single-stage trigger, standard trigger guard, Mil-spec receiver extension with a standard buffer and spring, serrated paddle bolt release, and standard charging handle. A white Punisher symbol is depicted on the right side of the magazine well. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with light handling blemishes along the barrel. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling, but appears to be dirty. The polymer furniture is also in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

1) Childs Navajo cuff bracelet with sterling and coral 2) A pair of Navajo earrings. Sterling and turquoise. One is missing ear loop. 3) Malacite stone specimen

Czech bolt action rimfire rifle imported by CZ-USA, Kansas City KS. Features blued finish, walnut stock, 24.5"' barrel, ramped blade front sight, tangent rear sight, grooved receiver for scope mounting, manual safety, detachable magazine. Stock features schnabel tip, curved grip, checkered panels at wrist, sling swivels, checkered black plastic factory butt plate. Adjustable bipod installed. Blued barrel, & triggerguard, matte receiver, & triggerguard. Mounts a Simmons 'Prohunter' 6-18x40 A.O fully coated optics scope with duplex reticle. Bore is excellent/bright, retains about 96% finish with minor scratches/rubs, wood is very good/sound with minor scratches/dings. Scope is very good with clear view, some scratches on the tube. Includes one magazine Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Measures: 59"H x 50"W x 28"D.

'Thunderbolt' Brazilian made slide action repeating rifle modeled after the Colt Lightning. Features a polished blued finish, 26" barrel, full length tube magazine, blade front sight, semi-buckhorn adjustable rear sight, smooth trigger, checkered hammer spur, internal locking safety on the back of the hammer, checkered hard wood slide handle and smooth straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate. Rifle exhibits approximately 99% of it's blued finish , action is smooth, bore is excellent/bright and wood stocks are excellent.. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

On shimmering water necklace inlaid concho style pendant with lapis turquoise and jet maker marked DD on sterling silver 20 strand shimmering waters necklace.

Turkish made semi-automatic bullpup shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and imported by Chiappa Firearms out of Dayton, OH. Shotgun features a polymer and aluminum construction with a matte black anodized finish, picatinney top rail sections on the receiver, an approximately 18-1/2" barrel with external threads, fluted and slotted barrel extension, accepts choke tubes with an 'Improved Modified' choke installed (Beretta Mobil Choke), no installed iron sights, smooth curved trigger, smooth ambidextrous safety lever above the pistol grip, smooth paddle magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release mounted on the left side above the magazine well, accepts AR-12 style detachable magazines, and has a flared magazine well. The black polymer furniture consists of a granular textured pistol grip with finger grooves, fixed shoulder stock with an adjustable cheek weld, finger grooved granular textured forend, sling swivel attachment point at the rear of the shoulder stock, picatinny rail sections on the right and left side of the forend, 17" length-of-pull, and a grooved solid black rubber recoil pad. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and smooth. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Shotgun does not include a charging handle, but includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Old photograph of Buffalo Bill with signature underneath and "Buffalo Bill" below that. Torn corner on upper left. Provenance from Holabird Western Americana Collections, No. 147078.

10 Walking Liberty Silver Dollars including (2) 2018, (3) 2020, and (5) 2021.

1) Schrade 1430T rubber handled fishing knife, 9 inches overall, with a 4 inch blade 2) Schrade Old Timer, plastic handle, 10.5 inches overall, with 5 inch blade, includes leather sheath 3) CRKT First Strike, engraved on blade to "Troy Scorpion Garza", 9.5 inches overall with 4 inch blade, includes plastic sheath 4) 100 year commemorative Buck Knife, 10.5 inches overall with 5.5 inch blade, with leather sheath 5) Buck knife 471H, with rubber handle, 9.5 inches overall with a 4 inch blade, in a plastic sheath 6) Schrade knife XTimer, with rubber handle, 9 inches overall with 4 inch blade, black webbed sheath 7) Chinese fantasy knife, plastic handle 14.5 inches overall with a 9 inch blade 8) Large Pakistani pocket knife, wood handle, 11.5 inches overall with 5 inch blade

Circa 1868-1880's Antique WILLIAM TRANTER PATENT Single Shot .22 RF “SALON” Pistol. Manufactured in London, England. William Tranter (1816-1890) was a British gunmaker and gun designer famous for inventing the Tranter revolver. Tranter is best known for the revolvers that were imported by the Confederacy during the American Civil War. This example has the top barrel flat inscribed with the retailer’s name "Cogswell & Harrison 142 New Bond St. London". Left frame marked "W. Tranter's Patent" with serial number. 8" tip-up octagonal barrel with fixed blade/notch sights, barrel release on underside of frame, one-piece checkered wood grips, spur trigger, automatic ejector actuated by opening the breech. British "UBP" under crown proof on the underside of barrel. (1868-1925) Floral engravings around the frame screws. The bore is very good/bright, good rifling, the barrel locks up tight, two-cock hammer action action is crisp, grip is very good and the finish has turned a gray brown patina with age, traces of blue are visible. NRA Condition-Very Good. Antique Firearm.

Five pairs. Two singular pepper shakers and a doll. From the Phil Spangenberger Collection

Allows you to shoot inexpensive 22 Long Rifle cartridges in your .40 or .45 caliber single shot rifles including the Trapdoor Springfield. Practice with your competition rifle and hone your shooting skills. A great way to join the ranks of .22 silhouette shooting. Uses an ingenious shell holder adapter that holds the cartridge into the chamber of the liner. The shell holder then is struck by your rifles firing pin. Available only for the 40-65 Win., 40-90 SBN, 45-70, 45-90, 45-100, 45-110, 45-120 calibers ONLY. Complete, like new condition. Comes in a PVC tube with instructions.

AR-stylized semi-automatic modern sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, produced in Germany by Carl Walther under Colt License in 2014. Features a matte black finish, M4A1 profile 16.25" barrel with A1 birdcage style flash hider, adjustable post front, flip peep rear sights, carry handle, functioning charging handle, dust cover, shell deflector, 180 degree two-position manual safety, push button magazine release, Colt 30 round magazine, sling swivels, bayonet lug, forward assist, carbine length handguard, A2 pistol grip, and five-position telescoping shoulder stock. Rifle exhibits approximately 98%+ of it's original finish showing little wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent, and synthetic stocks are fine. Mounted with a MT4X20 Carry Handle Scope with BDC Turret, Duplex Reticle, clear optics. Green canvass sling attached. Comes in factory box with matching label, manual, lock, take-down tools and Colt 30-rd magazine, two total. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made limited edition take-down lever action rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. The "Model 39 Century Ltd." celebrates Marlin's 100th year anniversary, Marlin was established in 1870, and this rifle was produced in 1970. A commemorative gold-toned medallion is affixed to the right side of the receiver recognizing Marlin's anniversary. Rifle features a blued finish, knurled take-down knob on the right side of the receiver, receiver drilled & tapped for optic mounting, a 20" "JM" marked octagonal barrel with Micro-Grooved rifling, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with a brass bead, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, external hammer with a serrated spur, smooth curved gold-toned trigger, full-length magazine tube, and a standard action lever. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with bass cap, smooth brass butt plate, and a tacked brass plaque right side of the shoulder stock. The original blued finish retained is approximately 99% with only superficial handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The walnut furniture is in very good condition with slight cracking at the rear of the shoulder stock. This rifle would be excellent is the stock did not have any cracks. Near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

1) Five strand shimmering waters sterling necklace. 2) Single strand silver colored beaded necklace

(1) Crockett nickeled bit (1)Nickled Bit

Bright red Luzianne Coffee and Chicory metal can, Very small imperfections on the label, lid and bottom show age and a small amount of rust. Measures 5.5" H x 4.25" Diameter

Photograph of glass plate printed from Roland Reeds photographs originally circa 1905-1912 by R.W.R gallery Steamboat Springs Colorado. Measures 4" x 5-3/4" framed

Turkish made semi-automatic bull-pup shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and imported by APINTL out of Pahrump, NV. The Rock Island Armory VRBP was introduced in 2020. Shotgun features a matte black 7075-T6 anodized aluminum finish, approximately 20" barrel, accepts Mobil choke tubes with an 'Improved Modified' Choke installed, polymer fully-adjustable back-up iron sights, smooth curved trigger, non-reciprocating skeletonized left-side charging handle, ambidextrous serrated paddle magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated ambidextrous manual safety mounted above the pistol grip, accepts detachable VR series magazines, flared magazine well, and a spring loaded dust cover. The black synthetic furniture consists of a granular textured pistol grip with finger grooves, granular textured forend, fixed stock with an adjustable length-of-pull, adjustable cheek piece, full-length picatinny accessory rail on the forend, 5" picatinny accessory rail on the right side of the forend, 17" length-of-pull, and a grooved solid black rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and bright. The polymer furniture condition is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Shotgun includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

High quality West German made high-powered side-lever spring-piston pellet rifle chambered for 5.5mm, or .22 caliber ammunition. Rifle features a blued finish, 17.5" barrel, raised fixed blade front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, 3/8" dovetail optics rail attached to the receiver, smooth curved adjustable two-stage trigger, automatic safety (when cocking), checkered plastic trigger guard, and a serrated cocking safety lever mounted to the left of the breech (used to return the cocking lever). The beech wood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, a checkered forend, 13-3/4" length-of-pull, and brown serrated solid rubber recoil pad with white and black spacers. Comes with a Simmons Deerfield 3-9x32mm scope with a duplex reticle, and its mounted using two-piece 1" Weaver rings. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling marks. Metal displays no deformation, but there are very light spots of rust along the barrel with minor pin-prick pitting. Bore looks bright with strong rifling, and the furniture wood looks good with some scattered handling marks. Scope provides a bright and clear sight picture. Condition is NRA Good.

Austrian made full size safe-action semi-automatic striker-fired pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson, and imported by Glock out of Smyrna, GA. The Generation 2 Glocks were introduced in 1988. Pistol features a matte black finish, 4.49" polygonal rifled barrel, fixed front sight with white dot, dovetailed square notched rear sight with white outline, smooth curved trigger with passive integral blade safety, textured front trigger guard, undercut trigger guard, serrated push-button magazine release, full-length guide rod with a flat recoil spring, and durable black polymer frame with checkering on the straps and granular texturing on the panels. The original matte black finish retained on the slide is approximately 97% with wear losses at the right side towards the muzzle. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The bore appears bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The frame polymer is also in excellent condition. Pistol includes the original black plastic factory hard case with tow factory ten-round magazines total, and an instruction manual. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

24" ears to base approx 18"W with 11"horns

Excellent original U.S. WWII Navy USN MK2 Talker Flak Gunners Helmet. It was designed to accommodate wearing headphones for Radiomen or anyone using shipboard sound-powered phones. The Mk-2 was manufactured by the McCord Radiator Company in Detroit Michigan; the "Arsenal of Democracy". Its composition is non-magnetic Hadfield manganese steel. In addition to accommodating headphones, it also provided a great deal of protection to the wearer. Painted sea blue, the Mk II, has cork applied with the paint to provide a textured, non-reflective surface. The front inside is ink stamped "MK2" and "MC" in circle. has about 95% of the original paint, complete liner, and original brown leather chinstrap with chin cup.

Two complete original sets of the early WWII version (1st Pattern / M1938) came in Olive Drab No. 3 featuring only one closed triangular end. The two sets will make the "Pup" tent. Stenciled "U.S." on the outside. Each set has the three-section folding wooden pole marked "U.S. Ehinger MFG. 1942, 5 original wooden pegs and rope. each set also comes with a U.S. issue wool blankets, one dated 1942 and one dated 1952 (Korean War). Complete with buttons and snaps, in very good condition. Perfect for WW2 re-enactor's. Complete original sets are getting harder to find.

Wood framed case with glass front top and sides 22"x22". Large and fragile no shipping on this item.

10 Walking Liberty Silver Dollars all from 2016 with certificate of authenticity.

The "Country Squire", an American made slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shotshells, and manufactured circa 1977-1998. The 600AT is a Mossberg private brand shotgun modeled after the Mossberg Model 500. Shotgun features a blued finish, a 26" round barrel with an adjustable choke, steel bead front sight, 1/2 length tube magazine, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, serrated sliding manual safety on the top of the receiver (slider missing), dual action bars, and a smooth bolt release at the rear of the trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with press checkering at the wrist, press checkered slide handle, 14" length-of-pull, and a serrated black ventilated rubber recoil pad with a white spacer. The black finished aluminum receiver is decorated with light coverage of dog and game-bird scenes on both sides of the receiver. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with a few scratches, some thinning, contact wear on the magazine tube, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there is sparse oxidative speckling on the barrel and magazine tube. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and shiny. The furniture wood is in very good to excellent condition with very minor handling marks. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Uncommon, distinct variant of the Czech vz. 24 service pistol.Dated 1929. Chambered in 9mm Browning Short (.380 ACP), it was primarily developed to fulfill military and border guard export contracts including contract for Polish Border Guards. Semi-automatic, blow-back pistol, 3.5" barrel, 8 rd magazine, one-piece smooth grip, serrated round hammer, fixed sights, lever safety, heel magazine release. Rib on the top of the slide marked "CESKA ZBROJOVKA AS v PRAZE" ( CZ Strakonice Factory), Czech proofs including the Rampant Lion. The bore rifling with roughness/pitting in the grooves, the dull blue is turning a gray patina with some scattered light pitting, grips are sound with many minor dings/dents, the action is smooth. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

'Government Target Model' (In the early 1980s, the U.S. armed forces wanted a new .22 target pistol that would be extremely accurate for bulls eye target competition. Ruger won the contract from the Army’s Rock Island Arsenal in 1983. The gun they came up with could place 10 consecutive shots into a circle measuring one and 1/4 inches or less at 25 yards from a machine rest, which was the military requirement for a new target pistol. This was using pistol match ammunition. Ruger shipped over 18,000 of these pistols to the U.S Army.) This pistol is based on this design. Manufactured 1990. Features blued finish, 6 7/8" heavy barrel, patridge front sight, fully adjustable rear target sight, steel frame, wide serrated target trigger, manual safety, factory 10 round magazine and checkered black plastic grips with black/silver Ruger Medallion on the right panel. Comes in the Yellow/black factory box with matching label, magazine loader. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth and the blue finish & grips are excellent. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Princess cut solitaire 0.56ct F Color S/1 clarity lab grown diamond set in white gold size 5.5. Includes a Gemological Science International Report.

Made from 1916 U.S. saddlebag cut in two with silver concho on copper added and shoulder strap. Very "Hippie" 1960's vintage style.

Turkish made semi-automatic bull-pup shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and imported by APINTL out of Pahrump, NV. The Rock Island Armory VRBP was introduced in 2020. Shotgun features a matte black 7075-T6 anodized aluminum finish, approximately 20" barrel, accepts Mobil choke tubes with an 'Improved Modified' Choke installed, polymer fully-adjustable back-up iron sights, smooth curved trigger, non-reciprocating skeletonized left-side charging handle, ambidextrous serrated paddle magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release, serrated ambidextrous manual safety mounted above the pistol grip, accepts detachable VR series magazines, flared magazine well, and a spring loaded dust cover. The black synthetic furniture consists of a granular textured pistol grip with finger grooves, granular textured forend, fixed stock with an adjustable length-of-pull, adjustable cheek piece, full-length picatinny accessory rail on the forend, 5" picatinny accessory rail on the right side of the forend, 17" length-of-pull, and a grooved solid black rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and bright. The polymer furniture condition is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Shotgun includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Italian manufacture, imported by European American Armory EAA Witness Tanfoglio .45 ACP Compact, 3.6" Barrel. Fixed 3 dot sights, stainless steel construction, matte black controls, aft slide serrations, textured black polymer grips, serrated straps. Slide is ported (barrel is not). Bore is bright, action is smooth, grips are excellent, stainless finish has some minor scratches and scuffs. Comes with (1) extra magazines, (2) total and original case. NRA Condition-Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Semi-automatic pistol. Matte-black slide, with black polymer frame. Black plastic grips. 3 1/2" barrel. Adjustable yellow/red accented, low profile sights. Comes with one 8-rd magazine. Action is tight. Bore appears excellent/bright. Pistol is in almost new condition. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Measures: 112"x68". Has heavy duty carpet backing. Full body with head.

SN: 1596. Thames Arms Company was a short-lived American firearm manufacturer based in Norwich, Connecticut, operating from 1900 to 1910. Vintage top break double action only hammerless revolver features 5 shot cylinder, fixed sights, 3" ribbed barrel, nickel finish, blued triggerguard, black composition grips with hunting horn motifs. Bore is bright with most rifling intact, some scattered light pitting. Nickel finish is mostly all there with handling wear, scattered brown patina, triggerguard finish turning brown, grips are very good. Action is smooth, matching serial number on grip frame, inside left grip panel, underside of topstrap, barrel latch, cylinder and ejector star. Comes in vintage Lakota (Sioux) beaded, fringed holster with plus signs, diamond and triangles designs, sharply defined and set against a solid, large background of light blue seed glass beads, it is highly characteristic of Lakota work. They favored expansive backgrounds that made these red, black, white, and green geometric shapes vividly contrast. Repeating plus or cross shapes in Plains beadwork symbolize the four cardinal directions (North, South, East, West) and the sacred Hoop of Life. Triangles often represent tents, tepees, or protective arrowheads, while diamond clusters commonly denote the body of a turtle or cosmic balance and eternal strength. Constructed on brain-tanned buckskin, sinew-sewn. Shows age, beadwork totally intact. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

All items are original WW2 issue and in very good condition. Includes three USMC Haversacks. Original US WWII M1941 USMC 2nd Pattern Haversack Upper Bag. Inside flap stamped "U.S.M.C. BOYT 44". M1941 lower field sack, inside flap stamped "U.S.M.C. Boyt 43". USMC officer's field bag, inside flap stamped "U.S.M.C." Inside of bag stamped "Boyt 44". with shoulder strap. Also included is a web 2 magazine pouch of the m1911A1 pistol marked "U.S.M.C. Boyt 44", pair of green canvass leggings, 2R, Fraser Products Co. Dated "11-27-44". Pattern 1944 cap or "cover". Black EGA professionally applied and heat cured. OD Herringbone Twill (HBT) cotton construction. Owners name "Wm S. McHale" stamped inside the crown. Dark Shade OD#7 M2 Jungle First-Aid Kit with M1910 Belt Hook. "U.S." stamped on front flap, underside of the Flap. "FIVE FILLER BROS.1944. Contains seven sterilized stick bands, bottle of insect repellent, (Full) bottle of Frazer's foot solution (Empty), bottle of Halazone water purification tablets (Full). bakelite vial of tablets marked "Aspirin" and U.S. Army Carlisle Model field brown dressing, encased in rubber in box. Pair of USMC combat suspenders, complete. Two USMC equipment straps. WW2 Dog tags. In World War II members of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps wore Dog Tags of a different shape than the Army and Air Force. They were oval shaped, the first is a single oval brass disc with one hole (P1917) for John D. Kerr, service number 451658, Tetanus shot-11/42, Blood type A USMCR. Has a plastic coated wire neck loop, and two oval metal discs with two holes (P1940) for John E. Bayus, service number 136-705, tetanus shot 8/44 B- blood type, USN/C (Catholic), braided plastic neck loop, come with original issue envelope.

Manufactured by Miroku in Japan for Browning, circa 1979, this (Browning Pump Shotgun) BPS Hunter is chambered for 2.75" and 3" 12 gauge shells. The "Field Model" has a 28" blued barrel and receiver with a vent rib, white bead front & mid sights, dual action bars, tang safety and smooth silver tone trigger. It has a checkered wood forend with finger grooves above the checkering on both sides. The wood stock is checkered at the wrist and has a factory rubber recoil pad with a black and a white spacer. Blue finish is about 96% with minor scratches/edge wear, some friction wear on the tube. Wood stock and forend look very good with minor scratches, there is a minor chip on the bottom of the grip. Bore is excellent/bright. Action is smooth. LOP is 14.25". Choke measures "IM". Condition is NRA Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Micro-compact designed for everyday carry (EDC). Striker-fired, semi-automatic pistol features a 3" barrel with a DLC finish, Troy Coyote Cerakote finish on the slide, black polymer frame with Vidian red-dot sight installed. (Good working order) Fixed steel white dot front sight, square notch steel rear sight, two backstrap options, flat face target trigger with safety blade, easy takedown pin, one-inch-wide frame. Comes in factory hard case with matching label, 3 11-rd magazines, one extended floorplate, one flush & one finger rest, manual, additional backstrap, tactical holster, tools and cable lock. Pistol is in like new condition, bore is pristine. NRA Condition-Excellent in Box. Modern Firearm.

American made semi-automatic gas-operated shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 20 Gauge shotshells, and manufactured in New Haven, CT. This shotgun was produced after 1969 because of the utilization of WinChokes (WinChokes were introduced in 1969). Shotgun features a blued finish, aluminum receiver with a serrated anti-glare top, 28" ventilated rib barrel, barrel accepts WinChokes with a 'Modified' choke installed, brass bead front sight, smooth curved trigger with beveled edges, half-length magazine tube with a knurled magazine tube cap, polymer trigger guard, annular cut cross-bolt safety at the front of the trigger guard, serrated bolt release at the front of the loading port, right-side eject, and a smooth charging handle. The hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, finger grooved checkered forend, 14" length-of-pull, and a checkered factory black plastic butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with slight edge wear, material transfer on the right side of the receiver, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there are a few small areas of oxidation along the barrel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is shiny and smooth. The furniture wood is in excellent condition with a minor chip at the bottom of the shoulder stock where the butt plate meets. An exact date of manufacture cannot be determined. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

1) Horse fetish beaded necklace. Multi stone design. Includes matching horse earrings. 2) Two strand turquoise Heshi necklace. 3) Seed bead two strand necklace with hanging beaded cross.

Vintage pre-war(1903-1939) Auto-5 12 gauge shotgun manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale, numeric serial number 70434 was manufactured by Fabrique Nationale (FN) in Belgium around 1924. FN marked left receiver, Belgium proofs, barrel ribbed marked "Browning Arms Company Ogden Utah". Left barrel marked "Full 12 Special Steel". Features blued finish, 29 1/2" barrel with knurled solid rib, missing front and mid bead sights, 2 3/4' chamber, manual safety inside triggerguard, mag cut-off on side of receiver, checkered walnut stocks, round knob grip, there is a 1 1/2' chip out of the upper left wrist, vented "Red Head" hard rubber recoil pad, sling swivel on top of magazine tube. CYL choke. Bore is excellent/bright, retains about 40% original finish with scratches/rubs, handling losses on the receiver, bottom metal & tangs, the action is smooth. LOP-14'. NRA Condition-Fair. C&R Firearm.

Limited Edition Historical Print entitled "Day of Days" by James Dietz #VE52/190 a hand signed with 14 additional signatures on the map of survivors, air borne veterans. Excellent condition and expertly framed and matted with decorative (not authentic) parachute emblem and photos (reproduced) Approximately 30"H x 39"W Outside dimensions of the frame.

American made semi-automatic centerfire modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Stafford, TX. The RF-15 line of rifles was released at SHOT Show in 2016. SKU: 'FR16-5.56SOC-15RPR-MFT' is the closet to this example minus the oversized trigger guard. Rifle features a matte black Type III anodized finish on the receivers, 7075 T6 forged aluminum receivers, M4 style flat-top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" 4140 Chrome-Moly Vanadium barrel with a Melonite metal treatment, SOCOM barrel profile with a 1/7" twist rate, 1/2-28 thread pitch on muzzle, A2 style flash hider, mid-length gas system, low-profile .750" gas block, M4 feed ramps, serrated curved MIL-STD single stage trigger, serrated ambidextrous manual safety, annular cut push-button safety, MIL-STD dust cover, MIL-STD annular cut bolt assist, shell deflector, MIL-STD charging handle, M-16 style bolt carrier with staked gas key, MIL-STD carbine length receiver extension with six positions (castle nut is not staked), MIL-STD buffer MIL-STD trigger guard, flared magazine well, and serrated paddle magazine release. The matte black furniture includes a thin 15" RPR free-float M-Lok handguard, Mission First Tactical (MFT) BATTLELINK Minimalist stock, and a granular textured MFT ENGAGE Pistol Grip V2. Around the selector area, the receiver is engraved with bullet symbols representing 'Safe', 'Fire', and 'Third Position' (does not operate in the third position). An upper receiver tensioning screw hole is machined into the inside rear of the lower receiver (pistol grip must be removed to access). The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial scratches that don't cut through the finish, and very little edge wear. Metal displays no deformation, but the is light rust on the flash hider. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The black polymer MFT furniture is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Rifle includes the original factory cardboard box with foam inserts, cable lock, instruction manual, one 30-round MFT magazine total. NO iron sights or optics included. This rifle would be near excellent without the observed rust. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Russian-made, side-by-side 12-gauge built on the IZH-43 series. "Coach Gun" configuration. Imported by RWC Group. It features 21" blued barrels with fixed Improved Cylinder chokes, 3" chambers, automatic ejectors, and a single selective trigger, sliding tang safety. A stainless steel receiver, solid matted top rib, and hardwood furniture with checkering and laced on leather recoil pad. The barrels lock-up tight, the bores are very good/bright, blued barrels have a couple of rubs and minor muzzle wear, wood is excellent. 13 1/2" LOP. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern firearm.

Turkish made semi-automatic long-stroke gas piston operated bull-pup shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells, and imported by Century Arms International (CAI) out of Georgia, VT. The Centurion BP-12 is an AK inspired design. Shotgun features a matte black finish, approximately 19-3/4" barrel, accepts choke tubes with an 'Improved Modified' choke installed, polymer fully-adjustable back-up iron sights, smooth curved trigger, collard non-reciprocating left-side charging handle, serrated push-button magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release, annular cut cross-bolt manual safety mounted above the pistol grip, accepts detachable magazines, and a flared magazine well. The black synthetic furniture consists of a granular textured pistol grip with a single finger groove, finger grooved granular textured forend, fixed shoulder stock, full-length picatinny accessory rail on the forend, short picatinny accessory rail sections on both sides and the bottom of the forend, 15" length-of-pull, sling swivel at the operating tube cap, sling slot on the bottom of the shoulder stock, and a smooth solid black rubber recoil pad. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with very slight edge wear on the left forend rail section. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and bright. The polymer furniture condition is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Shotgun includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Kitchen scale. Great decorator

Single action hammerless semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9mm. 3 1/4" barrel, matte black finish metal alloy slide with serrated top rib with blade front sight with yellow accent and adjustable rear sight with red squares, polymer frame with metal slide release, push button magazine release, three hole plastic trigger. Bore is very good/bright and action is smooth. Comes with magazine with finger rest and magazine with extended floorplate.(2) Total. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Compact Brazilian manufactured semi Auto "Slim" Pistol 9mm Streamlined profile, 3 inch barrel,One 7 round magazine, Fixed 3-dot sights, black Polymer grip/frame, Blued steel Slide, SA/DA action, thumb & trigger safeties. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, Polymer is excellent. There is a patch of pitting under and around the ejection port. Comes in factory hard case with manual. NRA Condition-Good. Modern Firearm.

1) Six shooter marked cap gun 2) Morot revolver

1) Very rare early WW2 1st pattern USMC canteen cover with re-issued US M1910 WW1 canteen marked "ACA 1918 8" was made by the Aluminum Company of America in 1918, with the trailing "8" represents a monthly date code (August 1918). The cover has no front vertical stitching and the interior has no insulation, no hole in the bottom. Constructed of light canvass with with horizontal line if stitching near the top of the front, the M1910 wire belt attachment is sewn at the top of the rear, "lift the Dot" snaps, (they also came with durasnaps) because the cover was made with no insulation it has shrunk were it won't fit the cup. the front of the cover is stamped twice with the owners name "J.A. Schulman". Overall good condition with wear and a small hole in the bottom right rear. 2) This is a rare WWII U.S.M.C. 3rd pattern cross flap "Dog Ear" cover, no drain hole, and a rare black porcelain canteen. Canteen has a four small spots where the enamel came off, cork is in the black plastic lid and the chain is intact.

The Remington Model 8 is a take-down semi-automatic rifle designed by John Browning and produced by Remington Arms, introduced as the Remington Auto Loading Rifle in 1905, though the name was changed to the Remington Model 8 in 1911. Serial number places production in 1908. This particular rifle is chambered in .35 Rem, long action, 5 rd internal magazine, 22" sleeved barrel. The wood stock and forend are in overall good condition with a couple of cracks in the upper left wrist repaired with two small nails, ranger rubber recoil pad installed. The forend has a swivel attached to remove it which contains the take-down lever. It has a dovetailed front sight with an adjustable rear sight. The bore and rifling look very good. Blue is faded somewhat with some patches of light pitting on the right receiver & underside of the barrel. NRA Condition-Good+. C&R Forearm.

10 Walking Liberty Silver Dollars all from 2014 with certificate of authenticity.

Includes a pair of Colt SAA grips. Trigger spring ejector rod and screws.

This is a custom optics ready rifle built on a Czech. BRNO Vz 24 receiver. Rebarreled with a 24" tapered barrel in .240 Weatherby Magnum with no provisions for sights. Turned down swept back bolt handle, thumb safety, two piece scope bases installed on receiver. Czech. markings on the receiver, blued finish, smooth hardwood stock with cheek piece, contrasting blond wood forearm tip & grip cap with white diamond insert, no buttplate. Floorplate has floral designs with image of pronghorn. Action is smooth, bore is very good/bright, wood is sound with scratches/scrapes, has been varnished, blue is mostly all there with some scratches /rubs. NRA condition-Good. C&R Firearm

The "Ranger Repeating Shotgun" in 12 gauge is a John Browning-designed pump-action shotgun manufactured by Stevens (often the Model 520 or 620) and re-branded for retailers like Sears and Montgomery Ward from the 1910s through the 1940s. Features blue finish, 28" round barrel, 3" chamber, brass sight bead, fixed Full choke, sliding safety forward of the trigger, humpback receiver, 1/2 length tube magazine, smooth wood pump handle and semi-pistol grip smooth buttstock, missing the buttplate. Wood has been refinished, the bore is very good/bright, the action is smooth, blue is about 35% with the rest turned a gray/brown patina, has a patch of deep scratches on the right barrel, scattered light pitting throughout. LOP is 13 1/2" without the buttpad. NRA Condition-Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

American made bolt-action centerfire Mauser style rifle chambered for .30-06 Springfield, and produced from 1951 to 1955. The J.C. Higgins Model 50 is a Sears Roebuck & Co. department store brand manufactured by FN in Belgium. Rifle features a blued finish, receiver drilled and tapped for optic mounting, an approximately 22" tapered barrel, raised dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear sight (elevator removed), serrated curved trigger, bolt release on the left receiver rail, hinged floorplate with a release button at the rear, turned down and swept back flat bottomed bolt knob with checkering on flat, and a serrated low-swing manual safety on bolt shroud. The refinished walnut furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with a sling swivel at the bottom, sling swivel at the bottom of the shoulder stock, grip cap with white spacers, and a serrated J.C. Higgins black plastic butt plate with a white spacer. The original blued finish retained is approximately 95% muzzle wear, a small material transfer on the barrel, thinning on the magazine floorplate and trigger guard, and some of the metal taking on a brown patina. The bolt handle shows some grinding marks, and there is light oxidative speckling. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The refinished furniture wood is in near good condition with handling marks, finish losses, material transfers, and drip marks from the finish application. Condition is NRA Near Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Entitle "American Volunteer Group in China" a tribute to the Flying Tigers by John D. Shaw. Hand signed L. R. and #838 of 850. Also hand signed by 17 surviving members and pilots of AVG. Excellent condition. Nicely framed in wood and brass frame. Measuring 32"H x 32-1/2 W

German made single-shot tilting block rifle chambered for 9.3mm Rimmed (likely, not marked on barrel). Rifle features a gloss blued finish, an approximately 28-3/4" octagonal barrel, dovetailed protected post front sight, fully adjustable rear tang sight with a large eye piece, rear barrel mounted sight removed, smooth curved double set triggers, elaborate under lever with finger shelves, and a sling swivel under the barrel. The hardwood furniture consists of straight gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend, sling attachment screw on the bottom of the shoulder stock, right-hand cheek piece, and a smooth metal 'Schuetzen' style butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with smell nicks, mottling, light handling blemishes and the finish taking on a plum color. Metal displays minor deformation in some of the screw slots, and there is light oxidation on the stocks sling attachment screw, and sling swivel. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in very good condition considering its age with small handling marks, and low spots in the checkering. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Measures: 62"H x 38"W x 23"D. 4 pin door lock. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

Turkish made bullpup style semi-automatic tactical shotgun chambered for 3" 12 Gauge shells. Shotgun features a silver and black two-toned finish, a 18-1/2" barrel, accepts Benelli/Mobil choke tubes, bore measures 'Improved Cylinder' with a drop-in gauge (choke installed), no iron sights installed, smooth curved trigger, collard charging handle, serrated bolt release, accepts MKA/T-1919 detachable magazines, flared magazine well, textured push-button magazine release, and a serrated right-side mounted manual safety. The black polymer furniture consists of a granular textured pistol grip with a single finger groove, picatinny accessory rail on the top (13" length) and bottom (6" length) of the forend, M-Lok accessory rails on both sides of the forend, fixed shoulder stock, 15-3/4" length-of-pull, chevron textured solid rubber recoil pad, and an approximately 28-1/2" overall length. The original matte silver finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright and smooth, and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with little to speak of. Shotgun includes original instruction manual, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Fine art printed by noted artist Charles Russell. Entitled Buffalo Bills Duel with Yellowhand. Triple matted and framed. Measures 27"H x 15.5"W

with 30" bbls, standard extractors, double-triggers, made about 1896. Lightly engraved locks with scroll and game scenes. The gun retains 5-60% thinning, original finish in nicely patterned damascus bbls and 60-80% case-colors on side locks. The wood has been lightly refinished professionally and recheckered with recoil pad added, 14-1/2" to end of pad. Clean bores, tight action, and a "good shooter" according to Larry Shelton's tag. From the collection of Larry Shelton, author of J.P. Clarbrough Birmingham Maker. Condition is NRA Very Good. Antique Firearm

Entitled Thunderbolts and Lightening, "The Battle for Bastogne" by Nicolas Trudgian numbered 143 of only 250. Hand signed by artist and 7 pilots and participants. Certfiied from military gallery on reverse. Excellent condition framed and matter approximately 20"x25" frame only. Add 5-6 for frame

Large sterling silver turquoise stone scalloped flower like silver bezel around the stone with a detailed feather. A turquoise inlay watch cuff with eagle motif

Bit is fully handmade cast iron and shows age. Single spur is in rusty condition. Unmarked

Italian manufactured .40 S&W recoil operated semi-automatic, double-action (DA/SA), ambidextrous slide mounted safety/decocking lever, 11-round magazine, 3.6" barrel. matte black anodized aluminum, black checkered plastic grips, fixed 3-dot sights, hard chromed bore barrel, serrated grip straps, reversible mag release, combat trigger guard. Bore is very good/bright, action is smooth, finish is very good with minor edge wear, scratches and the grips are excellent, comes with two magazines. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Vintage American made hammerless take-down slide-action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. The Model 12A was produced between 1909-1936, and what looks like a barrel date code is illegible. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 22" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, dovetailed elevation adjustable rear sight, 2/3 length tube magazine, smooth curved trigger, annular cut rear trigger guard mounted push-button safety, and take-down steel receiver. The walnut furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, corn cob style slide handle, and a checkered Remington black plastic butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 80% with minor scratches, edge wear, handling wear, and some friction wear on the slide. The blued finish is giving away to a brown patina. Metal displays slight deformation in some of the screw slots, and the trigger guard was slightly bent. There were a few observed spots of rust on the magazine tube, barrel, and receiver. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is frosty with visible rifling. Furniture wood is in good sound condition with handling marks, and the butt plate is a little larger than the butt of the stock. Markings are sharp and legible. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

From the Phil Spangenberger Collection. Used for training by great western Hollywood coach for actors.

Double-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Germany by German Sport Guns GmbH circa 2010. Reverse Two Tone, 4" barrel, high contrast yellow three-dot sights with adjustable rear sight, thumb decocker, ambidextrous safety on the slide, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, push button magazine release, factory 10 round steel magazine, black polymer frame with integral accessory rail and two-piece textured black synthetic ergonomic grips. Pistol shows little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent needs cleaning and the plastic grips are fine. Plastic hard case with matching label, lock, spare recoil spring and key for internal safety lock. Retains 99% of finish. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Belgian made break-action double-barreled back-action lock shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shotshells. Shotgun features a blued finish, 27" barrels, fixed chokes with 'Improved Cylinder' bores, brass bead front sight, dual smooth curved triggers, dual exposed hammers with checkered spurs, cast steel action and barrels, shell extractor, and a checkered top lever. The hardwood furniture consists of a checkered round knob pistol-gripped shoulder stock with small brass tacks, checkered splinter style forend with small brass tacks, 14-1/4" length-of-pull to the front trigger, 1-3/4" drop at comb, 2-5/8" drop at heel, and a smooth metal butt plate. Shotgun displays limited coverage of floral scrolls and edge designs with 'W. Richards' on both action plates. The original blued finish retained is approximately 30% with handling blemishes, and most of the finish taking on a mottled brown patina. The action works well, but the barrels and action fit a little loose. The barrels fall quickly under their own weight, and the top lever rests slightly to the left of the tangs centerline. Bores are smooth with some oxidative peppering. The wood furniture wood is in fair condition with some chipping, handling marks, and areas of the shoulder stock turning almost black. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

On oak base. 21"W. 103" tall with 37" horns. In excellent condition. Mount is removable from base. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

Entitled "The Last German Kings" by Michael W. Wooten. Portrays King Tiger Tanks of 501 S.S. forces advancing in Belgium during Ardennes Offensive Dec 18, 1944. #978 of 1000 Hand signed by artist and four surviving NA2 tanks commanders. Excellent condition. Freshly framed and matted (circa 1991 when German SS vets were still living) Size 24-1/2H x 34-1/2 Outside dimensions to edge of frame.

(1) 1886-P and (1) 1889-S and (1) 1890-S

American made tube fed bolt-action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle, and manufactured in Chicopee Falls, MA. Rifle features a blued refinish, an approximately 21-3/4" slightly tapered barrel, 3/4 length magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, smooth curved trigger, turned down bolt handle, double extractors, and serrated rear receiver mounted manual safety. The refinished hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, and smooth steel butt plate. The blued refinish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, but there is a small scuff in front of the magazine tube. Bore is bright with strong rifling, but there appears to be two rings inside of the bore closer to the muzzle. The rings could be from a possible squib load, although there is no felt bulge on the outside of the barrel. Refinished wood furniture is in poor condition with a crack at the wrist, and there was an attempt at glass bedding that was unsuccessful. The firearm is not stable in the stock, and the barrel dovetails which hold the magazine tube and attach the stock are loose. The action seems to work fine. Condition is Fair. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Old Model, Three Screw' Vintage American made single action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured circa 1959. Features a blued finish, 6 1/2" barrel, raised serrated ramp Partridge front sight, Micro adjustable rear square notch sight, smooth thin trigger, serrated hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, ejector rod with dimpled button, flat top three-screw frame, black finished alloy grip frame, blue finish with plum colored loading gate and two-piece smooth walnut grips with black/silver Ruger medallions. Hammer has polished sides. Revolver retains 99+% of it's original blued finish showing a slight drag wear on the cylinder. Good lock-up, the bore is excellent/bright and the wood grips are good with minor scratches, have been varnished. Comes in the original yellow/black factory box with spare hammer, cylinder pin and springs. It appears the action has been tuned with newer parts, the 3-click action is very crisp/smooth. NRA Condition-Very Good+. C&R Firearm

Depicting donkey's in the snow. Signed lower right hand corner. Measures 17-1/2H x 13-1/2W

American made, Semi-Automatic, compact single-action pistol with a matte-black finish, checkered black polymer grips, and a 3" ventilated rib barrel with a ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight and serrated trigger and hammer spur. It has a manual thumb safety/slide lock on the left and a slide-mounted firing pin block. Magazine release blocked unless slide is to the rear. Bore bore is excellent/bright. Metal finish and grips are excellent. Comes with two factory (2) magazines.

Cluster style earrings, cabochon drop earrings, petite point earrings and silver leaf earrings. Hand set in turquoise and sterling silver

A really nice captured Japanese WW2 Type 98 Shin-Gunto Army Officer's sword. beautiful 27' is very bright with almost all of its polish, some minor scratches and a couple of minute nicks on the edge, you can't really see them but can feel them ,blade tip (Kissaki) is perfect. Overall length 38 1/2'.The blade mountings are the classic later WWII era Type 98 Army Shin-Gunto style, brass with gilt accents. Rounded tsuba with brass coated Imperial Army cherry blossom Menuki (grip decoration), and a nice Kabuto-Gane (Pommel Cap). The cross guard and pommel cap have matching cherry blossom motifs, which are also found on the steel scabbard fittings, and the fuchi (grip collars). There are 4 Seppa (spacers) around the cross guard to keep the fit tight, and all are inletted for the scabbard lock. Locks perfectly into the scabbard. The blade collar (Habaki) looks to be brass The handle (tsuka) has an nice faux stingray skin (Sa-Me) grip, which is in great shape. It has a complete Ito (cloth binding), which shows little wear. The cherry blossom Menuki under the wrap show some handling wear. The single bamboo securing peg is still present. The Scabbard (saya) is steel and in very nice condition,with all of the original paint intact and has the correct single hanger loop of the Type 98 style. The top fitting is inletted for the scabbard lock on the hilt. Blue and brown for company or warrant (junior) grade officer's attached. The one-hole tang is signed with NijI-mei two kanji characters on the Omote side (the outward-facing side of the tang when worn). The Ura side (reverse) has a six-character mei. conflict Japanese Samurai Sword

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Hebron, KY. Rifle features a matte black finish, 16" barrel with a 5" integral slotted flash suppressor, 1/9 twist rate, carbine length gas system, low-profile gas block, no iron sights, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, T-marked picatinny flattop upper receiver, spring loaded ejection port cover, annular cut forward assist, shell deflector, flared magazine well, annular cut push-button magazine release, AR-15 type bolt carrier, orange after market skeletonized curved single-stage trigger, mil-spec trigger guard, sling swivel on the end plate, mil-spec buffer, four position receiver extension, serrated paddle bolt release, and a mil-spec charging handle. The Olive Drab Green (ODG) polymer furniture consists of a smooth 6" triangular handguard, a checkered ODG A2 style pistol grip, and an adjustable ODG style CAR stock with a sing slot and sling loop. An IJK red dot optic is mounted to the top of the upper receiver. The matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes on the lower receiver, and very minor edge wear on the flash suppressor. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also in excellent condition. There are no batteries in the optic, therefore it could not be tested. Rifle includes one magazine total, and a clip for a single-point sling attachment. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Walking Liberty (3) 2011, (2) 2012, (1) 2018, (1) 2020, and (1) 2021. Franklin Half Dollars includes (2) 1948, (1) 1950, (1) 1952, (1) 1953, (1) 1954, (2) 1957, (2) 1959, (1) 1960, (1) 1961, (1) 1962, and (2) 1963.

SN: R61026. Optics ready Sabatti Rover Tactical .223 Remington is a heavy-duty, Italian-engineered bolt-action rifle designed for precision shooting and varmint hunting. It features a 24" heavy cold hammer-forged barrel with Sabatti’s proprietary Multi-Radial Rifling (MRR) for enhanced accuracy, no provisions for sights, recessed crown. Short action, 3-lug rotating bolt (60°throw) Adjustable match-grade trigger. Tactical black polymer stock with pebbled panels on forearm & grip, adjustable cheek rest/butt plate and accessory rail installed on underside of forearm. Two piece scope rail installed on action. Matte stainless steel finish plum colored bolt handle, detachable 4-rd magazine. manual thumb safety, cocked indicator. Manufactured 2015. Rifle is in like new condition, the bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth and the finish is very good with some minor scuffs on the barrel, stock is excellent. Come with green factory hard case with matching label and manual. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Rings are in various size including 8.5, 5, 6.5, 5.5, and 4.

American made micro-compact semi-automatic striker-fired pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Maryville, TN. This is a Performance Center 'Plus' variant of M&P Shield which comes with a ported barrel and slide. Pistol features a stainless steel slide with a matte black Armornite finish, an approximately 4" stainless steel Armornite finished ported barrel, tritium front sight with yellow outline, dovetailed serrated 'U' notched rear sight, optics cut slide, front and rear slide serrations, full-length metal guide rod with a flat recoil spring, smooth nearly straight trigger with integrated blade safety, granular textured polymer frame with M&P logos on both sides, 18 degree grip angle, undercut triggerguard, reversible granular textured push-button magazine release, serrated slide stop, and serrated take-down lever. The original Armornite finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal display no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, instruction manual, three magazines total (one 10-round, one 13-round, and one 15-round), and cable lock with two keys. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New ***Modern Firearm***

(1) 1880-S and (1) 1882-P and (1) 1885-P

Frame behind glass. Still life of pottery, jewelry, and gourd rattle. Measures 24-1/2 H x 25" W

Taurus copy of Beretta 92 series. Brazilian manufactured semi-automatic pistol, imported by Taurus Int., Miami FL. Discontinued. Features Stainless steel construction, 5" barrel, fully micrometer-adjustable rear sight (3-dot) and fixed/dovetail front sight, ambidextrous thumb safety/decocker, aluminum alloy frame, SS slide, combat triggerguard, serrated grip straps, lanyard loop, push button mag release, smooth wood grips with Taurus medallions. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the grips are very good/sound with some minor scratches and the stainless is good overall with many slight scratches. come in the original factory sleeve with styrofoam insert, matching label and bore brush. Includes one magazine. NRA Condition-Good+. Modern Firearm.

Red coral and spiny oyster/shell sterling cuff. The reverse has a handwritten inscription that reads Carol 021-30-3904

Russian made, imported by Universal. Baikal IJ-27E is a Soviet-designed over-and-under shotgun known for its durability and value. The "E" designation denotes that it features auto-ejectors, throwing spent shells clear upon opening. 26" barrels with low profile vent rib, brass bead, double triggers, 2 3/4' chambers, chokes measure Full over IM, tang safety, blue finish, engraved panels on receiver with rabbit, dogs and fowl scenes, high gloss checkered stocks with vented factory recoil pad. LOP-15" to front trigger. Bores are excellent/bright, barrels lock-up tight, wood is very good with some minor scratches and the blue is about 95% with minor scratches. NRA Condition-Very Good. Modern Firearm.

25" Horns To Base, 24.5 Horns To Nose With 14"

American made extremely light weight (approximately 4lbs) semi-automatic gas-impingement modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Lake Havasu, AZ. The Carbon-15 was produced by Professional Ordnance from 1996 until 2003, when Bushmaster bought the company. Rifle features a matte black synthetic construction, a fluted 16" stainless steel barrel, quick detach compensator, no iron sights installed, aluminum top accessory rail, light weight proprietary bolt carrier group, staked gas key, mil-spec charging handle, shell deflector, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, smooth curved single-stage trigger, accepts detachable magazines, annular cut push-button magazine release, flared magazine well, smooth black polymer handguard, Hogue pebble textured black rubber over-molded pistol grip with finger grooves, proprietary buffer system, and a fixed synthetic black quick detach shoulder stock. The original synthetic furniture finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) 1892-P and (2) 1894-O

American made semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 1986 in North Haven CT. Rifle features a blued finish, an approximately 22" round micro-grooved rifled barrel, full-length magazine tube under barrel, front sight removed, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, serrated curved trigger, serrated 3/8" dovetail receiver optic rail, manual and last round bolt hold open, smooth charging handle, and annular cut push-button safety mounted at the rear of the trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, smooth forend, and a checkered factory black plastic butt-plate. The barrel and magazine tube are blued steel, and the receiver is a painted aluminum. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling blemishes. The receiver finish retained is approximately 95% with losses on the rail, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, but there is slight deformation in the stock screw slot. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling The hardwood furniture is also in very good condition with light handling blemishes, and minor edge wear. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

American made blowback-operated semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, and manufactured circa 1996 in Morgan, UT. Pistol features a matte blue finish with polished flats on the barrel, an approximately 5-1/2" slab sided barrel with a recessed crown, raised front blade sight, serrated micrometer adjustable square notched rear sights with painted yellow highlights, serrated frame mounted safety selector, serrated slide stop, partially serrated gold-toned curved trigger, no magazine disconnect, undercut trigger guard, checkered push-button magazine release, and Browning ambidextrous checkered black rubber grips. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 95% with a holster wear along the right side of the pistol, light edge wear, and minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol includes one factory magazine total. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made 1911 style single-action semi-automatic micro-compact pistol chambered in 9x19mm Luger, and manufactured in Troy, AL. Pistol features a matte 'KimPro II Black' finished stainless steel slide, 3.15” stainless steel match grade barrel, full-length steel guide rod with flat recoil spring, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, dovetailed square notched rear sight with two white dots, solid serrated curved trigger, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, serrated slide stop, serrated manual safety on the left side of the frame, checkered push-button magazine release, aluminum frame with smooth front strap, checkered flat mainspring housing, extended beavertail, and checkered rosewood two-piece grips with Kimber insignia on both sides. The original black finish is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The rosewood grips are in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Pistol is in like-new condition. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with cable lock, manual, two 6-round magazines total, a UM Tactical holster (made from Boltaron), and a grey soft case. NRA Condition Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

American made direct impingement semi-automatic centerfire modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in West Columbia, SC. Rifle features a matte black anodized finish (MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2), flat top picatinny upper receiver, a 16" medium contoured barrel, 1/2"-28 muzzle threads with a A2 style flash suppressor, 15" M-Lok free float handguard with top picatinny optics rail, two quick disconnect (QD) sockets on the handguard, no iron sights installed, shell deflector, annular cut bolt assist, annular cut push-button magazine release, serrated paddle bolt release, flared magazine well, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, smooth curved single-stage trigger, Mil-Spec trigger guard, spring loaded dust cover, oversized ambidextrous charging handle, black A2 style finger grooved and checkered pistol grip, M16 style bolt carrier with side venting ports, staked gas key, Mil-Spec buffer and spring, six position Mil-Spec receiver extension, staked castle nut, and a Magpul MOE style stock with a black rubber recoil pad. The matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with light blemishes on the right side of the handguard. Metal displays no rust, and no deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Rifle includes no magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) 1901-S and (1) 1902-S and (1) 1903-P

A pair of real mounted longhorn horns with a tooled leather center wrap. Measures 50-1/2 x 11".

Sterling silver with a single large shaped turquoise stone, set in a scalloped petal edge bezel and flanked by applied leaf motifs on a split shank or openwork band.

Mount is in great condition. Measures 15" x 10" x 10". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

27" nose to base, 20"H

American made piston operated semi-automatic AR-15 style shotgun chambered for .410 Gauge shells, and manufactured in West Columbia, SC. Shotgun features a matte black anodized receiver finish, flattop picatinny upper receiver, an approximately 18-1/2" step contoured barrel, A-frame front sight base with a post front sight, sling swivel on the front sight base, no installed rear iron sight, smooth curved single-stage trigger, mil-spec trigger guard, proprietary bolt and bolt carrier, A1 birdcage style flash suppressor, ribbed carbine length polymer handguards, spring loaded dust cover, shell deflector, annular cut push-button magazine release, annular cut bolt assist, mil-spec charging handle with an oversized lever, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, serrated paddle bolt release, flared magazine well, checkered A2 style pistol grip, mil-spec buffer and buffer spring, staked castle nut, six-position mil-spec receiver extension, and an adjustable shoulder stock with two sling swivel attachment points. A Barska red dot optic is installed on the top of the upper receiver. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 97% with minor edge wear, and handling blemishes along the barrel. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is smooth and bright with a little fouling. The furniture polymer is in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. The Barska red dot optic seems to work well. Shotgun includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

West German made semi-automatic DA/SA blow-back pistol chambered for .32 Automatic Colt Pistol, manufactured circa 1968 in Ulm, Germany. Imported by Interarms out of Alexandria, VA. This is a post-war commercial example of the Walther PP. Pistol features a gloss blued finish, 4" fixed barrel, fixed low profile blade front sight, dovetailed notched rear sight, external skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, slide mounted manual safety/decocker, smooth grip straps, smooth curved trigger, checkered push-button magazine release, factory eight-round magazine with finger rest, and two-piece black checkered hard rubber grips with the Walther banner, American Eagle and importer markings on the right panel. The slide's left side is marked with the Walther banner followed by "Carl Walther Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do. Model PP Cal. 7.65mm" in two lines. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with edge/holster wear, and some scattered slight scratches on the slide. Metal displays no rust or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the grips are very good, the action is smooth and crisp. Matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Very Good. C&R Firearm.

Rings vary in size from 6.5 to 7.

Mounted on driftwood. In great excellent condition. Measures 20" x 7" x 7". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Sterling beaded necklace with turquoise and sterling pendant featuring two large sleeping beauty stones with silver matrix

American made multi-caliber pump air rifle chambered for .25 caliber pellets (#4 buckshot), and the rifle accepts a removable brass insert for .177 caliber pellets. These rifles were produced in the late 1940's. Rifle features a matte black finish, fixed blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear sight (missing elevator), smooth curved sheet metal trigger, straight bolt knob, The wood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth pump handle, and a black serrated butt plate, and collard cocking knob. The original matte black finish is approximately 50% with general thinning to a plum or brown patina, and losses on the bottom of the receiver. Metal displays scattered rust on the barrel and gas tube. Furniture wood is in good serviceable condition. The action appears to work well. Rifle includes informational paperwork, and a receipt. Rifle includes a .177 caliber barrel sleeve, and the bore appears bright and smooth, but dirty (there is light oxidation on the outside of the sleeve). Condition is NRA Fair to Good.

Brown leather holster marked sears. Metal hanger intact. In fair to good condition.

Two painted blackware pots by Oscar Jr Quezada. 5" in diameter and one small blackware painted pot by Minewa Pedregon Ortiz. 2" in diameter

(33) Silver Certificate blue seal $1.00 dollar bills (2) Silver Certificate blue seal $5.00 dollar bills, (3) Red Seal 5.00 dollar bills and (3) $2.00 dollar bills with one green series 1976, and two red series 1953A, 1963.

#9130301315 Russian (Soviet Union) made WW2 military bolt-action rifle chambered for 7.62x54R ammunition, and manufactured circa 1942. Imported by Century Arms International out of Georgia, VT., and is marked on the left receiver rail. Rifle features an arsenal blue refinish, round chamber, an approximately 29" round barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, in-the-white bolt, straight bolt handle, smooth curved trigger, and milled trigger guard. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth straight gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, full-length handguard, sling slots in the forend and shoulder stock, and a smooth metal butt plate. Original serial numbers on match bolt and magazine floorplate '4366'. The arsenal refinsh retained is approximately 98% with superficial handling blemishes, and light edge wear. Metal displays no rust, or deformation, but there is pitting on the butt stock. Bore is dark with strong rifling (may just be dirty), and the action is smooth and crisp. Furniture wood is good with handling blemishes, and a repaired shoulder stock. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Elephant foot with metal liner measures 19" x 14". Moose foot ash tray measures 12" x 5". Both are in excellent condition.

Measures: 60"H x 30"W x 21"D. 30 minute fire rating @ 1200°F. Combination dial lock. 7 pin door lock. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

Includes: (1) MK1 Mod1 blasting Machine: A compact, hand-held, battery-operated electronic demolition device used primarily by U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and Naval Special Warfare units. It is designed for initiating electric blasting caps and demolition circuits in high-stakes operational environments. (1) Bitronics Blasting Galvanometer: a specialized electrical testing instrument used in mining, demolition, and construction to check the integrity of electric blasting circuits before attempting to detonate explosives.

House themed statement ring, yellow oval stone ring, laborite ring, turquoise ring, sterling mountain theme ring, and turquoise inlaid ring all sterling.

Compact, break-top, double-action "Bicycle" revolver with 2' ribbed barrel. Manufactured 1894-1905. Popular during the late-1890s bicycle craze when cyclists sought lightweight personal defense against stray dogs or highwaymen. No caliber markings stamped on the left side of the barrel, indicating it is First Model meant only for black powder. Auto ejector. Barrel rib marked "H&R Arms Co. Worcester, Mass." (Harrington & Richardson). Nickel finish, blue triggerguard and case colored hammer & trigger. Black checkered hard rubber grips with "Target" motifs. Bore is very good/bright, strong rifling, has a very small. light patch if pitting, nickel finish is all there with light scratches, finish loss & wear on the triggerguard and traces of case color on the trigger & hammer, grips are very good with a couple of light dents. action is crisp, barrel locks-up tight. Serial number is under the left grip panel, scratched on the inside of both grips, and partial number of "603" on the cylinder face and ejector star. NRA Condition-Fine. Antique Firearm.

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered in 6.5 Grendel, and manufactured in Hebron, KY. Rifle features a matte black anodized receiver finish, 16" barrel with a straight barrel profile, 1/8 twist rate, 3-port muzzle brake, carbine length gas system, low-profile gas block, no iron sights installed, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, T-marked picatinny flattop upper receiver, 10" aluminum Moriarti M-Lok handguard with a top picatinny accessory rail, spring loaded ejection port cover, annular cut forward assist, shell deflector, flared magazine well, annular cut push-button magazine release, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, nickel boron smooth curved single-stage trigger, oversized integral trigger guard, mil-spec buffer and spring, six position mil-spec receiver extension, serrated paddle bolt release, and a mil-spec charging handle. The black polymer furniture consists of a black granular textured rubber over-molded pistol grip, solid black rubber recoil pad, and an adjustable black Fab Defense GLR-16S shoulder stock with quick detach sockets and an adjustable cheek piece. A Nikko Stirling Gold Crown 4-12x50AO rifle scope with a duplex reticle, and adjustable parallax, is mounted to the upper receiver using two-piece 1" rings. The matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with superficial blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there was oxidation observed on the muzzle brake. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also in excellent condition. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good.***Modern Firearm***

Red, blue, white, yellow, and black beads. Tan/pinkish leather. Wooden handle with brass nails. 7" blade, 12-1/4" overall.

American made magazine fed bolt-action rimfire rifle chambered for .17 Hornady Rimfire Magnum, and manufactured in North Haven, CT. The Model 17VS was manufactured between 2002 and 2004. Laminate furniture, bead blasted stainless steel barrel and receiver differentiates the Model 17V and the 17VS. This rifle features an approximately 22" heavy barrel with a recessed crown, no provision for iron sights, 3/8" dovetail receiver optic mount, serrated curved trigger, turned down bolt handle, knurled right receiver mounted manual safety, and serrated magazine release. The gray laminate furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with sling stud, sling stud in the shoulder stock, and a black solid rubber recoil pad with a black spacer. The original bead blasted stainless steel finish retained is approximately 97% with light scratches, and minor handling wear. Metal display no deformation, but there are some small black spots about 4-1/4" from the muzzle which may be pitting. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with a couple very small impressions on the left side of the stock above the magazine well. Rifle includes the one original factory magazine. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made bolt-action rimfire sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle, and manufactured pre-1968. Rifle features a blued finish, 24" round barrel, nearly full-length tube magazine, ramp blade front sight base with a steel bead, rear sight on barrel was replaced with a dovetail blank, fully adjustable Marlin target aperture sight mounted to the rear of the receiver, smooth curved trigger, stamped metal trigger guard, and sliding serrated receiver mounted manual safety. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend with sling swivel, sling swivel on the shoulder stock, and a factory serrated black plastic butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 90% with edge wear light handling blemishes, and a good amount of the rifle taking on a brown patina. Metal displays light scattered patches of surface rust on the barrel and magazine tube, and no deformation was observed. Furniture wood is in good condition with edge wear, and distributed handling blemishes. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern firearm - C&R Eligible***

Includes (8) 1949, (1) 1950, (2) 1951, (2) 1952, (1) 1953, (2) 1954, (3) 1955, (1) 1956, (1) 1958, (1) 1960, (1) 1961 and (1) 1962

Vintage Slide-action shotgun. 28" plain barrel, steel sighting bead, 2 3/4" chamber, fixed Mod choke. Manufactured 1931-47. The date code "CF" puts this one at 1937. The slide action lives up to its billing as having a "ball bearing" feel. The model 31 was Remington's first ever side eject pump. Many consider the Model 31 the finest pump shotgun ever made. Push button safety. Blue finish, grooved walnut forearm and smooth pistol grip stock with factory buttplate. Bore is excellent/bright, action is crisp/tight, wood is good/sound with minor scratches/dents. Blue is faded, about 70% with friction wear on the tube, some handling/edge wear with a few minor scratches/rubs. LOP is 14". Matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Good. C&R Firearm.

(1) Mexican Floral Cuff (1)Inlaid Sunrise Cuff

Mounted to a felt covered board. Hide is missing 12" of tail. 12 rattles. Measures 84" x 12"

Mount is in excellent condition. Measures 99"W x 30"H x 10"D. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

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. AR-7 Industries manufactured the AR-7 from 1998-2004. Rifle features a satin black finish, steel 16” tapered barrel, knurled take-down nut, raised dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear aperture sight, serrated curved trigger, concealed hammer, two-position serrated thumb safety on the right side of the receiver, serrated trigger guard mounted magazine release, accepts detachable 8-round magazines, retractable charging handle, and smooth black synthetic buttstock which all of the components of the rifle fit inside when taken down. The buttstock cover is marked with 'AR-7 EXPLORER'. “AR-7 EXPLOER, MERIDEN, CT” and "AR-7 Explorer" is marked on the right side of the receiver. Rifle will float when stored in the stock. Rifle retains approximately 95% with light edge wear, thinning at the take-down nut, and minor handling wear. Metal displays no deformation, but there are some spots of rust on the barrel. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The plastic furniture is in very good condition with light handling blemishes and material transfers on the grip and butt stock cover. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. Rifle includes a camouflage fabric bag, and two magazines total. ***Modern Firearm***

Semi-automatic pistol. Beretta style tip-up barrel. Dull matte finish on barrel/slide, with matte black steel frame, gold toned controls, trigger and screws, smooth rosewood grips. 2 3/4" barrel. Bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, barrel locks-up tight. Internal security system with lock on the backstrap. Comes with one magazine with grip extension. Comes in the original black plastic Taurus box with manual, and sectuity system keys NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern firearm.

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in Hebron, KY. Rifle features a matte black anodized receiver finish, 16" barrel with a pencil profile, 1/9 twist rate, A2 style bird cage flash suppressor, carbine length gas system, picatinny low-profile gas block, no iron sights installed, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, picatinny flattop upper receiver, spring loaded ejection port cover, annular cut forward assist, shell deflector, flared magazine well, annular cut push-button magazine release, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, nickel boron smooth curved single-stage trigger, oversized integral trigger guard, mil-spec buffer and spring, six position mil-spec receiver extension, serrated paddle bolt release, and a mil-spec charging handle. The Magpul Proveil Reaper Zack Green Camouflage furniture consists of an MOE M-Lok handguard, granular textured MOE pistol grip, granular textured MOE forward pistol grip, adjustable Magpul MOE shoulder stock, and a solid black rubber recoil pad. A iProtec 2x red/green dot optic is mounted to the top of the upper receiver. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 99% with superficial blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, and no rust. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. The iProtec optic is functional. A bolt catch/release has not been installed on this rifle, and drops it from excellent condition status. Rifle includes one Reaper Zack Green magazine total. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Including: Top Secret Affair starring Susan Hayward and Kirk Douglas; Sundance Cassidy and Butch the Kid starring John Wade, Karen Blake and Robert Neuman; The Bugle Sounds starring Wallace Beery and Donna Reed, et al.; Carolina Cannonball starring Judy Canova, Andy Clyde, et al.; Ambush full poster and a half, starring Robert Taylor, John Hodiak and Arlene Dahl; Julius Caesar starring Marlon Brando and James Mason, et al.

American made magazine fed bolt-action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. Manufactured circa 1985 in North Haven, CT. Rifle features blued finish, 22" tapered barrel with micro-grooved rifling, raised blade front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, 3/8" dovetailed receiver for optic mounting, knurled right receiver mounted manual safety, accepts detachable box magazines, serrated curved trigger, and a knurled turned down bolt handle. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, and a black plastic checkered butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 98% with minor handling marks. Metal displays slight deformation in some of the screw slots, and a few small scattered spots of rust. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action is smooth and crisp. The hardwood furniture is in good condition with very minor dents and scratches. The top edge of the stock was stained blue, and some of the stain is on the forend. Rifle includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

American made single-shot hammerless box-lock break barrel shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 16 gauge shells, and manufactured in Utica, NY. This Model 220 was in production from 1938 until 1965. Shotgun features blued finish, an approximately 28" round barrel, steel bead front sight, fixed choke measures 'Improved Modified' with a drop-in gauge, checkered side throw top lever, smooth curved trigger, and serrated sliding tang safety. Bore is excellent condition. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth forend, 14" length-of-pull, 1-3/8" drop at comb, 2-1/2" drop at heel, and a serrated black plastic butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 94% with minimal thinning on the receiver, edge wear, and a brown patina starting to show through where the bluing is thin (receiver and end of the barrel). The aluminum trigger guard has some paint chipping from it. Metal displays no rust, and there was no deformation observed. Furniture wood is in good condition with scratches, thinning finish in areas, edge wear, and small blemishes. The action is smooth and crisp with the barrel falling slowly under its own weight, and the top lever resting to the right of the tangs centerline. The bore is bright and shiny. The markings are sharp and legible. Condition is NRA Very Good ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

Austro-Hungarian military straight pull bolt action rifle imported by CAI, Georgia VT. Carbine or Stutzen length, features blued finish, bolt assembly in the white, wood stock with semi pistol grip shaped wrist, 19.5" barrel, side mounted sling swivels, bayonet lug, stacking hook, blade front sight (dovetailed into barrel band), flip-up ladder rear sight, manual safety, Rear sight is shorter carbine type, front sling mount is non-swivel type with large fixed loop. Bore is fair with frosted groves, strong rifling. Retains 90% arsenal re-blue with minor handling marks. Stock is excellent condition as reworked, lighter color wood with varnished finish, repair visible at rear of butt stock. Serial number on left side of receiver, barrel and stock, numbers matched in electro-pencil on bolt, and stamped in butt. Chamber marked "S". Condition is NRA Very Good (arsenal rebuild) C&R Firearm.

Sn: 459072. Double barreled side-by-side shotgun made in Brazil by E.R. Amantino (also known as Boito), imported by Stoeger. Features box lock, blued finish, 24" barrels with fixed M chokes, low profile serrated rib, brass bead front sight, double triggers, knurled top lever, sliding tang safety, single extractor, checkered walnut beavertail forend, checkered walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock, serrated black plastic buttplate & grip cap. Accepts 3" shells. LOP is 14.1/2". Barrels numbered to receiver. Bores are excellent/bright. Retains 98% finish with minor handling marks. Wood is excellent with a few very minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Interior in excellent condition - top right glass cracked in corner with key.

Hide is lined and is in excellent condition. Measures 96" x 75". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

First is a zuni inlaid cuff with lapis spiny oyster coral and jet set in sterling silver. Maker marked FL Begay. Second is a think sterling cuff, Navajo made with single turquoise stone.

Old Model flattop American made six shot revolver chambered for .44 magnum .Manufactured in 1968, 1st year production. It has a 6.5" barrel,counterbored chambers raised blade front sight, adjustable micro rear sight, fluted cylinder, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, and smooth wood grips with silver/black Ruger medallions. There is some loss of blue on the metal finish. Wood grips have minor scratches. Revolver retains approx 80% original finish showing holster wear, scattered scratches, tracking on the cylinder, and deep scratches on the heel. The bore is excellent and the wood grips are good with some finish loss and dings. Condition is NRA Good. *Modern Firearm*

Holster, (2) rails, a mag pole front sight, several gun lighters and key chains, a knife, an OHAUS scale.

Quality Italian made reproduction of the scarce transitional model between the Walker and Dragoon. Manufactured in Italy by Armi San Marco in 1977, imported by Navy Arms.. Features a blued/case hardened finish, 9" barrel, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight on the hammer, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped battle scene on cylinder with "Model U.S.M.R.", oval stops, loading lever, brass plated triggerguard and one-piece smooth walnut grip. Revolver exhibits approximately 95% of it's original finish showing some minor scratches, light handling wear. Two-cock hammer action is crisp, the bore is excellent with strong rifling and the wood grip is fine. All matching serial numbers. NRA Condition-Near Excellent. Antique Firearm.

This appears to be an older Nightforce scope with the components made in Japan, and the assembly and testing completed in the United States. It is labeled as a 'Custom Superb' 8x56mm scope with a 'Nitro Point' red illuminated reticle. The scope comes with a bubble level mount, and two-piece 30mm rings. Some oxidation is visible on the ring screws. The scope's sight picture is clear and bright, and the illuminated reticle works well. The overall scope condition is excellent.

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered in .223 Wylde, and manufactured in Tacoma, WA. Rifle features a matte black anodized receiver finish, 16" stainless steel medium weight barrel with a 1/8 twist rate, A2 style bird cage flash suppressor, carbine length gas system, picatinny low-profile gas block, no iron sights installed, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, T-marked picatinny flattop upper receiver, spring loaded ejection port cover, annular cut forward assist, shell deflector, flared magazine well, annular cut push-button magazine release, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, smooth curved two-stage trigger, mil-spec trigger guard, mil-spec buffer and spring, six position mil-spec receiver extension, sling swivel on the end plate, serrated paddle bolt release, and a mil-spec charging handle with an oversized latch. The synthetic furniture consists of a 7-7/8" Key-Mod aluminum handguard with a T-marked picatinny top rail, flat dark earth hexagon textured Hexmag pistol grip, adjustable black Trinity Force Alpha shoulder stock, and a serrated solid black rubber recoil pad. A NcSTAR red/green dot optic is mounted to the top of the upper receiver. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no deformation, and no rust. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. The NcSTAR optic is functional. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

This is a custom rifle chambered in 6mm Dasher using a Savage model 10 short-action. Optics ready. Features a 26" stainless steel heavy barrel with no provisions for sights. Boyd's Pro Varmint hardwood black textured stock with factory solid rubber recoil pad, 3 sling studs. The action & bolt are finished in Mossy Oak style camo, sliding tang safety, Savage Model 10 Accu-Trigger Assembly, bolt release on right receiver. 7" Weaver one-piece scope rail installed on receiver. The bore is excellent/bright, action is smooth, the stock is very good/sound with a small smear of paint behind the tang and a couple of minor scuffs the camo finish has handling wear on the bolt knob and the SS barrel is excellent. NRA Condition-NEAR Very Good. Modern Firearm.

Sterling stick barrette maker marked H.N. featuring needlepoint set turquoise stones in good condition

Bradford Exchange Timeless Glory Collector's Mantle clock inspired by the Confederate Memorial at Stone Mountain. Includes Confederate leaders on horseback (Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and J.E.B. Stuart) on horseback with a base decorated in patriotic bunting and battle scene. NOT SHIPPABLE Must arrange outside shipper. Includes a certificate of authenticity limited edition #A0904. Some damage to cloak and one of the horses ear.

Winchester Model 70 XTR Sporter bolt action rifle, chambered in .30-06 Springfield. Hinged floor plate, jeweled bolt, checkered walnut stock with cheek piece and solid rubber recoil pad, grip cap, serrated trigger. 24" barrel with no provisions for sights, 3 position safety on bolt shroud. Mounted with a Simmons 3-10x44 scope with duplex reticle, lens caps installed, clear optics. Blued barrel and receiver about 95% with some very minor scratches, wood is very good/sound with a few very minor dings/scratches. The bore is excellent/bright. Nice Torel,Texas cowhide sling attached. Condition is NRA Near Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Sterling watchband accented with bear claw, turquoise and coral. Includes matching bear claw and sterling ring. Size 11.

Vintage take down pump action shotgun manufactured circa 1904. Features blued finish, grooved "corn cob" walnut pump handle, replaced Fajen smooth walnut stock with semi-pistol grip, Fajen black plastic butt plate. shortened plain 28 3/4 " barrel with brass sighting bead, accepts 2-3/4" shells, barrel marked fixed FULL choke but now measures "IM", exposed hammer. Receiver extension numbered to receiver. LOP is 14". Bore is bright with a small amount of scattered light pitting. Retains about 65% blue with handling wear on the receiver & lower barrel some scattered areas of very light pitting, action is smooth, the replaced buttstock is very good, there is two hairline cracks on both sides of the pump handle, has been varnished. NRA Condition-Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

American made slide-action tube fed take-down shotgun chambered for 2-3/4" 12 Gauge shells, and manufactured for Montgomery Wards by Stevens. This shotgun is based on the Stevens Model 520 which utilizes Browning patents in its design. The Stevens 520 was manufactured between 1909 and 1939, and it is likely that the manufacture of the Westernfield Model 30 was during the same time frame. Shotgun features a blued finish, an approximately 30" serrated solid ribbed barrel, steel bead front sight, fixed choke measures 'Full' with a drop-in gauge, smooth curved trigger, suicide manual safety lever mounted inside trigger guard, serrated trigger guard mounted bolt release, and a single action bar. The refinished hardwood furniture consists of a semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered slide handle, 13-3/4" length-of-pull, and a serrated black plastic butt plate. The original blued finish retained is approximately 78% with general thinning, edge wear, and a mottled gray patina starting to show through. Metal displays very minimal deformation in one of the screw slots, and a couple of small spots of rust on the slide handle and the receiver. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright and shiny. The refinished furniture wood is in fair condition with splintering at the butt of the shoulder stock, and the butt plate has been melted. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***

With Tapestry Fabric In Good Condition. Measures 40-1/2" H x 22"W/

Includes photo of Charles "Slim" Lindbergh, flyers for parade and public reception for Colonel Lindbergh in Los Angeles on September 20, a drawing with the wording, "Lucky Lindy 1927", and Warner Woven Label Co./Stevengraph Process ribbon for Charles A. Lindbergh First Non-Stop Airplane Flight New York to Paris May 20-21, 1927.

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement pistol chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in West Columbia, SC. Pistol features a matte black anodized receiver finish, approximately 7" barrel with a 1/7 twist rate, blast forward muzzle device, pistol length gas system, low-profile gas block, no iron sights installed, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, picatinny flattop upper receiver, spring loaded ejection port cover, annular cut forward assist, shell deflector, flared magazine well, annular cut push-button magazine release, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, smooth curved nickel boron single-stage trigger, oversized Magpul trigger guard, mil-spec buffer and spring, pistol receiver extension with dimples for brace adjustment, quick detach sockets on the end plate, staked castle nut, serrated paddle bolt release, and a mil-spec charging handle. The synthetic furniture consists of a Magpul MOE SL handguard with a 3" picatinny rail section on the left side, black Magpul MOE+ over molded rubber pistol grip, black aluminum UTG angled foregrip, and a set-screw adjustable Shockwave Technologies Blade Pistol Stabilizer brace with sling slots. A Crimson Trace red/green dot optic is mounted to the top of the upper receiver. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 99% with little to speak of. Metal displays no deformation, or rust. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. The Crimson Trace optic is functional. Pistol includes one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: AF0001832. ‘JM Pro Tactical Class’ American made gas operated semi-automatic tactical shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” & 3” 12 gauge shells. Features a matte black finish, 24” Accu-Choke vent rib barrel, red fiber optic front sight, Mod. choke installed, 7 round tubular magazine, receiver drilled/tapped, large knurled cylindrical charging handle, smooth adjustable trigger, sliding safety on the rear of the receiver, alloy receiver, checkered synthetic forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock finished in Kryptek's Typhon pattern with rubber recoil pad. 14” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 99% original finish. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stocks are excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Brazilian made semi-automatic striker-fired micro-compact pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and was introduced in 2025 (SKU 1-GX2931). Tested for three days at Gunsite Academy in Paulden, AZ. Pistol features a matte black nitride-finished carbon steel slide, bull-nosed slide with front and rear slide serrations, optics cut slide with a removable plate installed, a 3.38" stainless steel barrel with a 1:10 right-hand twist rate, loaded chamber view port, fixed blade front sight with a white dot, serrated dovetailed square notched rear sight, single-action only flat faced trigger with an integral blade safety, full-length guide rod with dual recoil springs, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, serrated take-down lever, serrated slide stop, serrated frame mounted manual safety, reversible serrated push-button magazine release, undercut trigger guard, and a black polymer frame with granular texturing and single finger groover on the front strap. The original black nitride finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action smooth and crisp. The polymer frame is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, instruction manual, cable lock, and one 13-round magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

With two side iron spoke wheels measuring 25" diameter and one front iron spoke wheel measuring 14" diameter. Wooden cart measures 40" long by 21" wide. In good condition for age. Would make nice yard art.

The Walther LG300 XT Alutec is a high-end, pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) 10-meter match air rifle made by Carl Walther Sport Weapons. This rifle was the property of competition shooter Scott Riles, see item 137763 for more details. It features an advanced XT anti-vibration absorber system, a 300-bar aluminum compressed-air cylinder, and a fully adjustable aluminum Alutec stock built for precision ISSF competition shooting. 4.5 mm (.177) pellet, capped at 7.5 Joules for 10-meter international match rules. XT Absorber System equalizes internal recoil and movement for a super-smooth shot release. Precision-milled aluminum chassis with modular adjustments for length, cheek piece, grip, and center of gravity. Two-stage adjustable mechanical trigger with a dry-firing mode and pull weights between 50 and 120 grams.Air Cylinder: Removable 300-bar or 200-bar compressed air cylinder with a built-in pressure gauge (manometer). 16.5' rifled steel match barrel equipped with a lightweight carbon fiber barrel jacket, globe front sight with interchangeable transparent or metal aperture inserts. receiver grooved & drilled/tapped for sights/optics. Excellent, like new condition.

Large Chinese wool rug with blue, white, pink, and green floral design. Measures 129" x 83". ***BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING***

Lot of TWO (2) includes: "The Scout" (1969, 12-1/2"H X 4 inches) and "The Traveler" (1970, 12.5 X 5-1/2 inches). Both created in resin and hand painted. Hand signed on top of base. Exceptional detail throughout. Great, nostalgic pieces that display beautifully.

24"from back to nose, 4" spread, 17"H

1) Inlaid hawk Kachina bolo sterling silver with mother of pearl with jet and turquoise on leather band with sterling tips 2) Sterling inlaid thunderbird maker marked Bobby Corraine Shack

Classic, Spanish-made, spring-piston break-barrel air rifle known for its reliability and traditional wood stock. It is highly regarded by airgun enthusiasts for small-game hunting and target practice.177 (4.5 mm) caliber. Up to 1,000 fps with lead pellets (or up to 1,200+ fps with PBA alloy ammo). Spring-piston break-barrel. Premium checkered Beechwood, 2-stage adjustable trigger, adjustable fiber-optic sights. Mounted with a BSA .22 special 3-9x 32mm Duplex Reticle. Rifle & scope are in excellent condition, rifle is in good working order. Comes with a tin of Beeman pellets.

Entitled "Tigers in the Gorge" by John D. Shaw #31 of 300, hand signed dated 2002. 21 hand signatures of participants and pilots on the mat. Excellent condition in brass bound wood frame. Outside dimensions to edge 31"H x 43-1/2W

'Persuader'. American made slide action repeating tactical shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" or 3" 12 gauge shells. Features a blued 20" cylinder choke barrel with ventilated heat shield installed, bead front sight missing, full length round tube magazine with sling stud, dual action bars, aluminum alloy receiver with satin black finish, sliding tang safety, smooth trigger, black polymer trigger guard, grooved black synthetic slide handle and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock integral sling stud & vented rubber recoil pad. Shotgun exhibits approximately 95%+ of it's original finish showing scattered handling marks/scuffs and light slide wear on the magazine tube & action bars. Action is smooth, the bore is bright, and the synthetic stocks are fine. Comes with factory box with matching label Condition is near NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Mount is in excellent condition. 6x6 point. 62"H x 42"W x 42"D. ***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

Croatian made semi-automatic striker-fired pistol chambered for 9x19mm Luger, and imported by Springfield Armory out of Geneseo, IL. The XD Mod. 4 signifies the fourth iteration of the XD series (SKU XDDG9101B-M4). Pistol features a forged matte black Melonite finished slide, optic cut slide with a removable plate installed, front and rear slide serrations, a 4" hammer forged Melonite finished barrel with a 1:10 twist rate, full-length guide rod with dual captive recoil springs, serrated flat-faced trigger with an integral blade safety, smooth grip safety with a memory bump, serrated ambidextrous magazine release, serrated take-down lever, serrated slide stop, loaded chamber indicator on the top of the slide, striker-status indicator on the slide plate, black granular textured polymer frame with finger grooves, beveled magazine well, picatinny accessory rail on the dust cover, extended beavertail, and an undercut trigger guard. The original matte black Melonite finish retained is approximately 99% with nothing remarkable. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore is bright with strong rifling, and the action smooth and crisp. The polymer frame is also in excellent condition with little to speak of. Pistol includes the original factory cardboard box with end label, instruction manual, cable lock, and one magazine total. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New. ***Modern Firearm***

The TT-Olympia is a clone of the Walther model 1936 Olympia II used in the Berlin Olympics of 1936. Of the four variants made by Walther, Norinco specifically modeled the TT-Olympia off of the Jägerschaftspistole (Hunter) model. Made in China and imported by NA co. 4 3/4" barrel, blue finish, serrated trigger, checkered wood grips with left thumb rest, manual thumb safety, front sight is painted orange, drift adjustable rear sight is glued in place, shrouded hammer, underside of slide dovetailed for counter weight. Comes with one 10-rd magazine with wooden base. NOTE* This pistol missing the extractor. (One on Ebay for $30.00). Pistol is in very good condition, the bore is excellent/bright, finish and grips are near excellent. NRA Condition-Fair (Extractor). Modern Firearm.

Optics ready bolt action rifle chambered for .6.5 Creedmoor. Features a matte black finish, restocked with a Boyd pro Varmint short-action pink/black laminated stock with LimbSaver recoil pad, 3 sling swivel studs, 26" barrel with ported muzzle break installed, no provisions for sights, 7 1/2" one-piece scope base attached to receiver, detachable box magazine finished in Savage "Muddy Girl" camo, manual safety. Overall condition is excellent Bore is excellent/bright. Condition is NRA Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Col war era Polish KbK WZ44 Military carbine, considered the finest of all M44 carbines produced. Chambered in 7.62x54R, and imported by CAI, gerogia, VT. (Marked on left receiver). Manufactured from 1950-1955 with a total of 343,000 produced. They follow the same pattern as the Russian M44 models, with minor differences. Quality made rifle by FB Radom as represented by the circled "11" marked on receiver ring and dated 1952. It features a blued metal finish, an approximately 20 1/2" barrel, hooded elevation adjustable front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight graduated to 1000 meters, 5 round fixed magazine, hinged floorplate, smooth straight wood buttstock, smooth handguard, smooth metal buttplate, in-the-white bolt, side folding bayonet, smooth curved trigger, two barrel bands, sling slots in forend and buttstock. Serial numbers match on receiver ring, magazine floorplate, and buttplate, bolt mismatched. Blued metal finish remaining is approximately 95% with scratches. The metal condition is generally excellent, but the buttplate shows some rust. Wood is good/sound with minor scratches/dings. The chrome lined bore is dark/rough and the action is smooth. Missing cleaning rod. Black nylon 9-rd cartridge holder on the buttstock. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. C&R Firearm.

Semi automatic double-action compact pistol chambered in 9mm, circa 1990's. "Ladysmith" Features a satin finish, 3.5" barrel, low profile three-dot sights, stainless steel slide, thumb safety, smooth trigger, bobber hammer, alloy frame with knurled front grip strap, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with finger extension, and a one piece Smith & Wesson Xenoy wraparound grip. Finish shows only light use & handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is excellent, and grip is fine. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

Unique Masonic collector items including various brooches, pins, pendants for celebrating fraternal bonds jewelry and a Masonic El Zaribah Centennial 1896-1996 stainless steel watch

4 Turquoise Bolo Ties And 1 Pink Turquoise Bolo Ties.

58" Horn To Base, 19" Spread, 21" Horns

1) Two strand Tigers eye and turquoise beaded necklace. 2) Five strand turquoise and jet choker with sterling and jet pendant. 3) Sterling roadrunner on chain 4) Sterling square pendant

Chinese made 'Super Streak', a single-shot break barrel pellet rifle chambered for .177 caliber ammunition. Rifle features a matte nickel finish, an approximately 19-1/4" barrel (22-1/2" including the muzzle device), Globe style front sight with a post, fully adjustable notched rear sight, smooth curved trigger, 3/8" dovetailed receiver for optic mounting, front trigger guard mounted automatic safety, and plastic trigger guard. The hard wood furniture consists of a thumbhole shoulder stock with checkering at the wrist, checkered forend, smooth black plastic grip cap with a white spacer, and a serrated black ventilated rubber recoil pad with a white spacer. Mounted on this rifle is a second focal plane red and green illuminated CenterPoint 4-16x40mm AO scope with an adjustable objective. It features a mil-dot reticle with lens covers. Scope utilizes CR2032 batteries, and is mounted using a single-piece scope base and two piece 1" rings. The original matte finish retained is approximately 99% with what looks like dirt or residue on the barrel and receiver. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Bore appears bright with strong rifling, and the action cannot be dry fired for testing. Furniture wood is in excellent condition with superficial handling blemishes. Scope's sight picture appears clear and bright. Condition is NRA Excellent.

'Dead blow' action semi-automatic take-down rifle chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured circa 2022. Features a threaded and fluted 16" cold hammer forged chrome-moly steel heavy barrel with matte black finish and thread protector, shrouded blade fixed front sight, sliding adjustable ghost ring rear sight, CNC machined 7075-T6 aluminum alloy receiver with integral Picatinny rail & Type III hard-coat anodized matte black finish, reversible push button magazine release, reversible cylindrical charging handle, interchangeable SR9 pattern magazine well, push button safety, serrated curved wide trigger, FDE polymer forend and pistol grip Magpul Backpacker shoulder stock with provisions for QD cups. Butt stock has interchangeable top door to adjust for comb height. Bore is excellent/bright. Retains approx. 98% finish with a couple of very minor scratches, stock is excellent, action is smooth. Comes in factory box with matching label, additional magazine well for Glock magazines, additional butt stock compartment door, tools, manual and cable lock. Condition is NRA excellent. Modern Firearm.

Fancy 19th Century walking stick with gold head. W.D.E. marked with small maker's stamp. Measures 34 1/4" from tip to end. Head weighs 34 grams (14k) and inscription has been professionally removed from the top panel. The work on gold is excellent, remaining stamp sharp and crisp. The shaft is ebonized hard wood. Very good to near fine condition overall.

Mount is in fair condition with some damage to one ear. Minor damage to left ear. Measures 18"H x 13"W x 27"D.***Shipping Must Be Arranged By Buyer***

#4726 ' Second Model, Second Variation' 1890-1892. SN: 7778 Harrington & Richardson .32 Top Break “New Automatic” DA Revolver. .38 S&W (Black Powder). 3 1/4" ribbed barrel, blade front sight, notch sight on barrel release latch, 5 rd fluted cylinder, nickel finish, black hard rubber grips with target motifs, address and patent dates on barrel rib. Serial number matched on left frame under the grip. Bore is overall very good/bright with strong rifling, has some very light patches of pitting, action is smooth with tight lock-up, grips are very good and the finish is about 90% with some scattered small spots of flaking, mostly on the cylinder. NRA Condition-Fine. Antique Firearm.

American made semi-automatic direct gas impingement modern sporting rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO, and manufactured in West Columbia, SC. Rifle features a matte black anodized receiver finish, approximately 16" barrel with a 1/8 twist rate, A2 style bird cage flash suppressor, carbine length gas system, low-profile gas block, no iron sights installed, serrated receiver mounted manual safety, picatinny flattop upper receiver, spring loaded ejection port cover with '5.56 NATO' engraved on the inside, annular cut forward assist, shell deflector, flared magazine well, annular cut push-button magazine release, M16 style bolt carrier with a staked gas key, smooth curved single-stage trigger, Mil-Spec trigger guard, mil-spec buffer and spring, six-position Mil-Spec receiver extension, staked castle nut, serrated paddle bolt release, and a Strike Industries T-Bone charging handle. The synthetic furniture consists of a 12" aluminum M-Lok rail with top sections of picatinny rail, checkered black A2 style pistol grip, black solid rubber recoil pad, and an adjustable Hogue over molded shoulder stock with six quick-detach sockets. The original matte black anodized finish retained is approximately 98% with very minor edge wear, and small blemishes that are mostly on the handguard. Metal displays no deformation, or rust. The action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The polymer furniture is also in excellent condition with nothing remarkable. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Ranch' Bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in .300 Blackout. Features a matte black finish, threaded 18" cold hammer-forged barrel with no provisions for sights, muzzle brake installed, 1/7 twist, factory installed scope rail, Marksman Adjustable trigger, three-lug bolt, sliding safety, factory 5-rd magazine, sling swivel studs and FDE synthetic pistol grip shoulder stock with Power Bedding & soft rubber recoil pad. Rifle shows light signs of use with no major wear observed, Action is very smooth, bore is excellent and synthetic stocks are fine. Near new. NRA Condition-Excellent. Modern Firearm.

American made premium quality semi-automatic radial delayed blowback pistol chambered for .45 Automatic Colt Pistol, and manufactured in Boonville, MO. Loosely based on the AR-15 platform, the original .45 ACP MkG was introduced in 2017. Pistol features a matte black receiver and barrel finish, an approximately 8" barrel with a 1:16 twist rate, barrel threaded for a muzzle device, slab-side flat top picatinny upper receiver, no iron sights installed, smooth curved single-stage trigger, large serrated paddle magazine release, serrated Strike Industries charging handle with an oversized latch, serrated paddle bolt release, compatible with Glock magazines, flared magazine well, quick detach socket on the end plate, and an integral oversized trigger guard. The blue anodized aluminum furniture consists of a 7-1/8" Key-Mod free float handguard, aluminum angled foregrip, smooth aluminum skeletonized pistol grip with a single finger groove, pistol receiver extension, and an aluminum skeletonized blade pistol brace with sling slots. A flat dark earth VISM ECO 4X34 prismatic rifle scope with a green Laser, and red or white LED navigation light, is mounted to the top of the upper receiver. The original matte black finish retained is approximately 98% with a few small scratches on the receivers. The original blue finish retained is approximately 99% with some very minor handling blemishes. Metal displays no rust, or deformation. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The aluminum furniture condition is excellent with only a few superficial blemishes. The optic batteries are dead, and the optic could not be tested. Pistol includes one large Glock magazine magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Razor HD Spotting Scope, Nikon Action Extreme Binoculars, and Simmons 22 Mag 3-9.