Customized Remington Rolling Block single shot rifle with heavy Numrich Arms 28” octagon barrel, .45-70 caliber, browned finish, wood stocks with metal inlays and raised carving to left rear portion of buttstock, no visible S/N, hooded front sight and modern rear sight. This custom rifle is in overall good condition with a crisp action and fine bore; the wood is very good and nicely ornamented. (Modern/PPT).Est.: $300-$600.

Ruger No. 3 single shot rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 22” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 130-54533 in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine bore, action, markingsand wood; mounted with a Bushnell 3X-9X Banner scope with good optics. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

BSA single shot rifle marked “Commonwealth of Australia” on right side of receiver, .32-20 caliber, 25” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N X227. This rifle is in overall very good to near fine condition displayingthe majority of its original finish, very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood stocks. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $350-$500.

U.S. Springfield Model 1898 Krag bolt action rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 30” barrel, blued finish, full length wood stock, S/N 445792, with 1900-dated bayonet, metal sheath and hanger. This interesting Krag is in overallgood to very good condition displaying considerable muted original blue, a good bore, crisp action, good markings and a good stock with scattered mars and scratches from carry and storage. The butt stock area isalso stamped three times with an “S” and also “SFC PROPS”; possibly for the Stembridge Armory that supplied most of the “Golden Age” movies with their firearms props. The wood grips of the bayonet are also stamped withthe same “S”. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

European percussion rifle, the type imported to the U.S. during the Civil War; .58 caliber, 33” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stock, iron ramrod, woven sling, 7307 (lockplate dated 1864). This gun is in overall very good condition with original blue mixed with brown patina on the barre3l and traces of original case colors on the lockplate and hammer. The wood is very good; no maker marks visible. (Antique).Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester U.S. Model 1917 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, 26” Winchester barrel dated 3 18, military finish, import-marked, S/N 205754, in overall good condition with a good bore, crisp action, very good markings andoverall good stock showing wear plus old dings and mars from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT)). Est.: $300-$600.

Ruger semi-automatic carbine, .44 Magnum caliber, 18.5” barrel, black finish, wood stock, S/N 50009, mounted with a Nikko Stirling Platinum 3-10x42 Nightester scope with clear optics. This carbine is inoverall very good to fine condition with a fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good + stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Ruger Model 77 MK II bolt action rifle, .270 Win. caliber, 22” barrel, black finish, checkered wood stock, S/N 788-80994, mounted with a Nikon ProStaff scope with crisp optics. This gun is in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, very good to fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

U.S. Remington Model 1903 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, import-marked 24” S.A. barrel dated 10 42; military finish, wood stock, olive green woven sling, S/N 3087641, in overall good condition with ample militaryfinish remaining, good bore, action and markings, stock is overall good with no visible proofs or cartouches; some scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Italian modern copy of a Colt Model 1860 percussion revolver, .44 caliber, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, S/N P61305, accompanied with a detachable brass and wood shoulder stock. The revolver and stock areboth in very good to near fine condition with majority of original finish, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood. (Percussion). Est.: $300-$600.

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Bisley single action revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued finish, smooth wood medallion grips, S/N 86-13411, in fine condition showing little handling; accompanied by afactory cardboard box. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle, .223 REM. caliber, 26” round barrel, custom wood stock, jeweled bolt, S/N G6206316, mounted with a Leupold scope displaying crisp optics. This rifle is in overall fine conditionwith the majority of its mat black finish remaining on metal surfaces, very good to fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine custom stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington U.S. Model 1917 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, 26” Remington barrel dated “7 18”, import-marked, military finish, wood stock, S/N 29112, in overall good condition with considerable muted military finishremaining on metal surfaces, good bore, and markings, action is working but sluggish from long dried cosmoline, overall good stock with scattered mars and dings from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.:$300-$600.

Mauser Model C96 “bolo” semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4” barrel, re-blued finish, wood grips, S/N 470649 (action block and hammer), S/N 469898 (frame, barrel assembly and bolt). This pistol is inoverall good condition as re-furbished with a good bore, crisp action and very good replacement grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Marlin Model 38 pump rifle, .22 S., L. and L.R. caliber, serial #A4146. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel with a post front and standard rear sights. The barrel and 1/2 magazineretain the majority of their thinning blued finish with sharp edges and some wear at the muzzle. The receiver shows significant amounts of original blued finish with the remainder going to plum patina. The smoothwood stocks are in very good condition showing storage marks and a Marlin marked hard rubber butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this nice, old Marlin. (C+R) Est.:$300-$600.

Winchester Model 61-22 takedown pump rifle, .22 S., L. or L.R. caliber, serial #112735. The rifle is in very good overall condition as with a 24” round barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain the majority oftheir thinning blued finish. The top of the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope mount. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with only slight handling marks. The butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this nice Winchester. (C+R) Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 1890 takedown pump rifle, .22 WRF caliber, serial #455896. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel and ¾ magazine. The barrel retains a significant amount of its thinningblued finish with sharp edges and clear markings. The magazine has gone primarily to patina with light surface erosion and the receiver still shows muted blue finish, particularly in the protected areas. Thesmooth wood stocks are in very good condition showing moderate wear with small mars and bruising to the butt stock. The butt stock ends with a smooth metal crescent butt plate. The bore is poor, the action crisp andmarkings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 90 takedown pump rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, serial #655220A. The rifle is in very good overall condition as restored with a 24” octagon barrel. The barrel retains the majority of an old quality re-blue with sharp edges and some light to moderate surface rust at the muzzle. The receiver likewise retains a significant amount of its re-blued finish. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition having been completely re-finished. The butt stock ends with a smooth metal crescent butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this nicely restored Winchester. (C+R) Est.:$300-$600.

Kahr Arms Model PM9 DA semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 3” barrel, polymer frame, steel slide, S/N VC8346, in factory hard carry case with extra magazine and instructions. This gun is in overall fine condition showing minimal prior use. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

H&R double action .22 rimfire double action revolver, S/N 28340. 95% plus bright blue with fine grips. Tight action with good bore. (Modern) Est.: $90-$180

Colt New Model Blackpowder series ’49 Pocket Model percussion revolver, .38 caliber, 5.5” octagon barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, S/N 56748, in overall fine condition showing no apparent use andminimal handling; in factory black cardboard box with instructions. (Percussion). Est.: $350-$700.

Smith & Wesson New Departure hammerless DA revolver, .38 caliber, 3.25” barrel, blued finish, pearl grips, S/N 116294, in overall very good + condition with considerable original blue finish and scattered lighterosion/pinprick pitting (un-cleaned); very good bore, crisp action and markings, beautiful iridescent pearl grips in near fine condition. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 63 semi-auto rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, serial #149966A. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 23” round barrel. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their blued finish with only storage marks noted. The receiver has several old, filled holes for a prior scope mount. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars and handling marks. The butt stock ends with a checkeredsteel butt plate. The bore is very good, the action crisp and the markings are sharp. (Modern) Est.: $300-$600.

Colt Lightening pump rifle, .22 caliber, serial #37895. The rifle is in fair overall condition as partially re-finished. The 24” round barrel and receiver have been painted black during the period of use. The dustcover is an old replacement which has not been painted and shows light surface rust, while the screws are missing from the tang. The smooth wood stocks show heavy use with half of the fore end missing. The Coltmarked plastic butt plate has a large chunk missing. The bore is fair, the action functions and markings are legible. A good candidate for restoration. (C+R) Est.: $250-$500.

Hatfield reproduction of a full stock percussion rifle, .50 caliber, 38.5” octagon barrel, brown and case hardened finish, wood stock, double set triggers working at time of description, in overall fine condition;accompanied with a leather hunting bag and shoulder strap. Est.: $250-$500.

Remington Model 1100LH semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge magnum, 30” ventilated rib barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N M660592M, in overall fine condition with a fine bore, action, markings and wood.(Modern). Est.: $350-$700.

Lot of 3 items as described: 1. Naval optical device in case. The lid is marked “Marine Nationale, Constructions, Navales, Jeude Prismes Deviateurs A 12, MLE 1933 Repere P.D.”. Slightly Pre-WWII. Nearfine condition. 2. French 1933 type I by N. Vales with hard rubber eye pieces deteriorating. 3. French Navy 8x30 Type 2 eye pieces deterioratingEst.: $150-$300

Lot of 4 items as described: 1. French “Marine National” marked 8x30 binoculars in good condition. French 1931 Navy. In very good condition. 2. French millienes 8x30 binoculars. In verygood condition. 3. French Navy binoculars 8x40 in good condition with case. 4. Milliemas and “Huet Paris” marked binoculars 8x30. 1951 dated. In goodcondition with case. Est.: $300-$600

Lot of 2 binoculars as described: 1. Huet Paris marked 6x30 1935 date in case. Almost fine. 2. Hensoldt Diacon 8x30 #785197. In good condition with case.Est.: $150-$300

P-38 DA semi-automatic pistol by CYQ, 9mm caliber, 5” barrel, military finish and grips, no magazine, S/N 1492, mismatched, in overall good condition with considerable blue remaining, crisp action and markings, goodbore and grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

Marlin Model 1893 lever action rifle, .30-30 caliber, 26” octagon barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, Beech’s front sight, adjustable tang sight, S/N 133912, with added on leather sling. This gun is inoverall good condition showing considerable muted blue finish on barrel with some scattered surface rust, silvery tone to receiver, good action, markings and bore; wood is fair to good with considerablescattered mars and scratches from carry and storage. (Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

Full stocked percussion rifle, .41 caliber, 37.5” octagon barrel, double set triggers, brass mounts, “T. Davidson & Co.” marked lockplate, wooden stock and ramrod; in overall fair to good un-cleaned conditiondisplaying a dark patina to metal surfaces, set trigger working at time of description but action will not stay on cock; overall fair + wood with scattered wear, some cracks and areas of darkness possibly from beingclose to a campfire or fireplace. (Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

Savage O/U combination long arm, .22 caliber over 410 gauge, 24” barrels, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks with added red hard rubber butt pad and leather sling, no visible S/N, in overall very good to finecondition with the majority of its original blue and case hardened finish, crisp action, sharp markings, bore should clean to good/very good, wood is overall good +. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Chinese SKS semi-automatic carbine, 7.62mm caliber, 20.5” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 22002994, in overall good condition, import-marked, majority of military blue present, very good bore, crispaction, good wood with left side of butt stock sling mount missing. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Ruger semi-automatic carbine, .44 Magnum caliber, 18.5” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 100432, in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, very good to fine bore, crisp action andmarkings, very good to fine wood stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington Woodmaster Model 760 pump action rifle, .30-06 SPRG caliber, 22” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, leather sling and mounted with a Redfield 3X-9X scope displaying crisp optics, S/N 7141954, inoverall very good condition showing the majority of its original finish, very good bore, crisp action and markings; very good wood. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington Woodmaster Model 742 semi-automatic rifle, .30-06 SPRG. caliber, 22” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, leather sling and fabric butt stock shell carrier, S/N 294820, in overall very good to near fine condition,mounted with a Herter’s 5-13X40 scope displaying crisp optics, majority of original finish, very good to fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good to fine wood stocks. (Modern/PPT). Est.:$300-$600.

Older copy of a C.M. Russell, approximately 13” in height, great patina; cowboy on rearing horse. Est.: $200-$300.

Framed and matted original print by W.S. Brown, N.Y. of photos of the U.S. Marshals of the Districts of the United States in 1902, approximately 29” x 33”. A great historical law enforcement piece of ephemera! Est.: $250-$500.

Lot of two first generation Colt SAA barrels including a 5.5” italicized barrel address with ejector housing , rod and spring (barrel is “P” and “A” proofed), in very good to near fine condition and another 5.5” barrelonly, #7939 and “P” and “HN” proofed; in very good condition. Desirable for the Colt U.S. Artillery Model collector. Est.: $200-$300.

Colt Lightening pump rifle, .22 caliber, serial #39167. The rifle is in very good overall condition as re-finished. The 24” round barrel, ½ magazine and receiver all retain a significant amount of an old quality re-blue. The smooth wood stocks show moderate use with small mars, compressions and an old coat of varnish. The butt stock ends with a hard plastic butt plate with a small repair at the toe. The bore is fair,the action is crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

Winchester Model 61 takedown pump rifle, .22 S., L. or L.R. caliber, serial #1381. The rifle is an early production example in very good overall condition. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain nearly all their bluedfinish. The receiver has a small area of surface rust while the rear sight has been removed and the dovetail crudely filled. A period folding peep sight has been added at the tang. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars and flaking of the finish. The butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this early production Winchester. (C+R)Est.: $400-$800.

German Mauser Model K98 bolt action rifle, 8 x 57 caliber, serial #1848L. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel featuring a ramp front and military style tangent rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their original military finish moderate wear and light surface rust. The front ring features military proofs including the Nazi eagle and is dated 1938. Additionally, the barrelfeatures several German proofs as does the magazine floor plate. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with mars and compressions consistent with service use and numerous cartouches. The butt ends with asmooth steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this Nazi era Mauser. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

U.S. M1 semi-auto carbine by IBM Mfg., .30 caliber., 18” IBM barrel, military finish, wood stock , no magazine, later sight, flat bolt, bayonet lug, serial #3837477. The smooth wood stock is a replacement in verygood overall showing only storage marks with a checkered steel butt plate. The carbine itself is in very good overall condition showing considerable military finish with an import marked barrel showing light surfacerust at the muzzle. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable IBM Mfg. M1. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

Springfield U.S. Model 1903 bolt action rifle, .30 caliber, serial #763372. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel with a blade front and military ladder style rear sights. The barrel andreceiver retain the majority of their military finish with wear at the muzzle and dried grease evident. The barrel is Springfield marked and dated 9-42 with the flaming bomb emblem. The smooth wood stockshows moderate wear with numerous mars and compressions and is serialized to the action. The stock includes sling swivels and ends with a smooth metal butt plate. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and markings aresharp. The lot includes the CMP certificate of authenticity sent to the individual who ordered the rifle. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800

Collector Grade German Mauser Model K98 by Mitchell Mausers bolt action rifle, 8 x 57 caliber, serial #7140I. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 24” import marked barrel featuring a hooded front andmilitary style tangent rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain nearly all of their military finish with only some dried oil and light handling marks. The front ring features military proofs, including a Nazieagle. The front ring is marked, “bnz” and “41”. Additionally, the barrel features Nazi proofs. All visible serial numbers are matching on this rifle, including the serialized butt stock. The smooth wood stockis in excellent condition with only light storage and handling marks. The butt ends with a smooth steel butt plate. The bore is fair, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this beautifully re-conditioned World War II Mauser. The lot includes the Mitchell Mausers box with all associated paperwork, canvas and leather cartridge holders, canvas sling and letter of provenance. (C+R) Est.: $350-$700.

Winchester Model 1895 lever action rifle, .30 Govt. caliber, serial #89319. The rifle is in good overall condition as re-finished. The 24” round barrel and the receiver retain the majority of an old, quality re-blue withsome old, pin prick pitting and light surface rust evident. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with small mars and an extra coat of varnish added. The butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The boreis good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

Pre-war Mauser MCDW625B bolt action trainer, .22 Long Rifle caliber, serial #125251. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” barrel featuring a ramp front and military tangent rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their muted blue finish with light surface rust on the front barrel band but otherwise just handling marks. The smooth wood military style stock is in very good condition with small mars and storage marks. The butt stock ends with a smooth steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable, pre-war military trainer. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

Marlin Model 93 lever action rifle, 30-30 caliber, serial #L808. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 20” round barrel with a knife blade and Marbles rear sights. The barrel and 1/2 magazine retainthe majority of their thinning blued finish with small mars and light surface rust. The receiver shows significant old, faded case coloring as does the lever, while the top of the receiver is marked, “Marlin Safety”. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing wear and small mars from use. The butt stock ends with a smooth metal crescent butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this Marlin. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

Oberndorf Mauser Model Gewehr 98 bolt action rifle, 8mm Mauser caliber, serial #4867F. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 29” barrel. The barrel features a post front and curved military tangent style rearsights. The barrel and receiver retain a significant amount of their military finish with muzzle wear and a loss of finish on the magazine base. The front ring is Oberndorf marked, has several German proofs and isdated 1918. The smooth wood stock is in good condition showing only small mars and handling marks. Sling swivels are included and the butt stock ends with a smooth steel butt plate. The bore is fair, the actioncrisp and markings are sharp on this World War I era Mauser. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

20th century manufactured North African flintlock pistol, approximately .65 caliber. The pistol is beautifully and ornately engraved and decorated as intended for decorative purposes. The pistol was made asjewelry or for display and is not intended to be fired. The pistol has a 14” barrel with silver inlay. The nicely carved stock is inlayed with silver wire and features additional gold tone and mother of pearlinlay. This is an extraordinary piece of artwork that would be prohibitively expensive to re-create at today’s rates. Est.: $400-$800.

Koto period wakasashi (Medium size) sword in WWII period mountings possibly for a pilot to accompany on missions. The blade measures 22” and 31” overall. The blade is fair to good with some cleaning but visible temperand lamination. The mounts are very good. An old family sword in military mounts. Est.: $350-$700

Koto to Shinto period tanto (Short sword) unsigned in traditional mounting missing kozuka knife in the scabbard. 12” blade of good quality and fresh polish. The mounts are 19th century or earlier with soft metal andfancy inlays. Some minor damage to the scabbard. Est.: $500-$1000

Koto period naganato (Pole arm) with a 21” curved and thick reinforced blade including lacquered scabbard showing crest or mon with black lacquered shaft or pole. 90% polish showing a few openings and flaws with grainand temper nicely made. The scabbard is very good but opening a seam. The lacquered pole is very good plus with minor aging and storage marks. The shaft measures 51” and over 6ft attached. Rarely encountered andmost likely a noble samurai guard weapon. Est.: $500-$1000

Early authentic Mexican Pitiado and leather holster with matching cartridge belt appearing to be for a Colt SAA revolver with a 5.5” barrel or similar size handgun in overall very good condition, ca. early1900’s. Est.: $300-$500.

Authentic Mexican Pitiado and leather holster with matching cartridge belt appearing to be for a Colt SAA revolver with a 5.5” barrel or similar size handgun in overall very good condition, ca. early 1900’s. Est.:$300-$500.

Tooled leather single loop holster and cartridge belt for a Colt SAA revolver or similar size handgun in overall good condition, ca. early to mid 1900’s. Est.: $250-$450.

Late 18th to early 19th century flintlock pistol assembled for parts with what appears to be an American stock and lock. The pistol measures 14” overall with a 7” barrel with British proofs from what may have been amilitary barrel and now about .67 caliber. The lock plate is flat with no bevels or contours and has an American look to hammer. The trigger guard and side plate are British style with lazy S side plate. The Ferrellplacement is odd whereas the thimble is half distance to muzzle and ramrod goes into wood. Plain walnut varnished stock in good condition. Small nicks and mars. The stock is overall good condition and may well beAmerican walnut and should be tested. A nice untouched and “Out of the attic” appearance. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Large size double action pinfire revolver with Belgium and A.F. proof (Possibly A. Francotte) with dealer name engraved, “Houllier Blanchard A Paris” who was a famous French dealer famous for dueling and targetpistols. 10.5-11mm pinfire and six shot cylinder. Measures 12” overall with a 6” barrel and checkered wood grips. Lightly cleaned to a gray patina and good condition overall. Action and tight and markings good.(Antique) Est.: $400-$800

Unusual all brass pinfire revolver in 7.5mm pinfire with six shot cylinder and folding trigger. Checkered grips of dark colored wood. Engraved “Claudin of Paris” in fancy script on the barrel, S/N 3482. In very goodcondition with unpolished patina. (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Lefaucheux double action pinfire revolver in 9mm with a six shot cylinder, S/N L.F. 10119. Measures approximately 9” overall with a 4” barrel. 20%-40% original blue and case colors with good wood grips. Some minor pitting and erosion. The action is good. (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Radom VIS Model 35 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4.5” barrel, nazi proofed, appears to have an old re-blued finish, S/N K4132, in overall good to very good condition with very good bore, crisp action, very goodcheckered black grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Ruger No. 1 single shot rifle, .270 Win. caliber, 22” barrel, blued finish, checkered deluxe grained wood stock, s/N 134-28722, mounted with a Weaver Classic Model scope displaying fine optics. This rifle is inoverall fine condition with the majority of its original finish, fine bore, action, markings and stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Remington Rolling Block single shot rifle, 7mm caliber, 30” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, no visible S/N, in overall very good to near fine condition displaying the majority of its original blueon the barrel and majority of its original muted case colors on the receiver; very good bore, crisp action and markings, very good + wood stocks. Accompanied by a very good bayonet, metal sheath and leather hanger.(C&R/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

U.S. Trapdoor Springfield rifle, .45-70 caliber, 29.5” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, iron ramrod, S/N 254431, in overall good to very good un-cleaned condition showing a very good bore, crisp action, verygood markings and overall good wood with an old “W.J.C.” carved into the rear area of the butt stock; also two visible inspector’s cartouches on the left side of the stock above the trigger; this rifle is in“out-of-the-attic” condition, the way collectors like to find them! (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

U.S. Springfield Trapdoor rifle, .45-70 caliber, 32.5” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 453645, in overall very good condition showing considerable original blue on barrel and lockplate with lots of original case colors on the “trapdoor”. The bore is good +, the action crisp and the markings are sharp. The stock is good with some scattered storage and carry marks, dings and scraps; good circle P proof and inspector’scartouche. (Antique). Est.: $400-$800.

Maynard percussion carbine, .50 caliber, 20” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stock, S/N 6677, in overall very good condition displaying considerable original blue and pleasing plum patina to barrel withsilver tone to receiver and hints of original case colors in protected areas; very good wood, good to very good bore, very good action, markings and stock. (Antique). Est.: $400-$800.

Winchester Model 94 lever action carbine, .38-55 caliber, 20” barrel, re-blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 954189, in overall good to very good condition as refinished, crisp action, very good markings, good bore,replaced sights and very good wood stocks. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

Winchester Model 62 pump action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 23” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 187677, in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine bore,crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood; retaining screw on the right side of the forend is a replacement. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

One 14k rose gold ring set with a beautiful emerald cut orange citrine weighing approx 15ct Est:$500-750

Elegant double stranded Button freshwater pearls of over 30 inches in length with high luster and pink overtones on a 14 karat gold clasp. Estimates $600-$900

Very large lot of carved Green Jade weighing over 480 carats. Estimates $800-$1,200

Early Colt Walker reproduction percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 9” barrel, early Colt marked with Colt cylinder scene, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, S/N 1874, in overall very good to fine condition.(percussion). Est.: $400-$800.

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Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle, 7mm EXP REM caliber, 22” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stock, S/N A6813478, mounted with a Leupold 3X9 Vari X II scope displaying crisp optics. This gun is in overall finecondition with majority of its original blue, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Smith & Wesson Model 629-2 DA revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, 8.375” pinned barrel, blued finish, target hammer and trigger, finger groove custom hardwood grips, S/N N619559, in overall excellent condition and contained in a factory wood case with factory screwdriver and cleaning brush (cleaning rod missing). (Modern/PPT). Est.: $500-$1,000.

German Imperial spike helmet with liner and sweat band; overall very good to fine condition. Est.: $400-$800.

European tip up target pistol circa 1870’s to 1890’s in .32 caliber centerfire. Measures 17 ¼” overall with a half round/half octagon 11 ¾” barrel of medium to slightly heavy weight. Tip up and Stevens type buttonrelease. Lightly scroll engraved. Blued finish with checkered wood grips. Very good plus to almost fine condition. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Ruger Mark I semi-automatic pistol, .22LR caliber, 7” barrel, blued finish, checkered target black medallion grips, S/N 10-16911, in overall very good to near fine condition displaying approximately 90% original finish, crisp action and markings, very good to fine bore, very good grips and accompanied by 3 extra magazines. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$600.

Luger Model 1920 Commercial semi-automatic pistol, 7.65mm caliber, 4” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood grips, no visible S/N however “00” stamped on underside of takedown lever, wood based magazine; in overall nearmint condition! (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Framed and matted original Court document signed by legendary U.S. Marshal E.D. Nix for the Territory of Oklahoma, dated 1893, approximately 18.5” x 35.5” overall including a commemorative crescent starbadge, a color portrait of Nix and brief historical note on Nix’s career. The Marshal oversaw the cleaning up of the Oklahoma Territory outlaw element and supervised “The Three Guardsmen”; Bill Tilghman, ChrisMadsen and Heck Thomas, Deputy U.S. Marshals famous for their ethics, bravery and productive efforts in bringing in many of the most hardened outlaws committing crimes against the citizenry at the turn-of-the 19th to 20th Century. A great piece of early law enforcement ephemera! Est.: $500-$1,000.

Barn wood framed and matted display of Emmett Dalton items, approximately 23” x 27” overall including an original letter dated December 20, 1932, hand signed by Emmett Dalton with original envelop (both on EmmettDalton/Hollywood, Calif. letterhead) plus and original period news article on Dalton, two copies of his prison booking photos and a copy of photos of the Dalton gang after their failed Coffeyville bank robbery (Emmett ispictured on the far right). After release from prison, Dalton moved to the Los Angeles area where he was involved in consulting with the early motion picture industry and in real estate development. Est.:$400-$800.

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French Napoleonic era flintlock military issue pistol dated 1811 with “Mfg. Imp de St. Etienne” arsenal markings on the lock. In very good plus all original condition showing some light cleaning with ramrod retained.Good markings on the metal. Light markings in the stock. Napoleon ruled France at the time of this pistol issue. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Winchester Model 61 takedown pump rifle, .22 S., L. or L.R. caliber, serial #154360. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” round barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain nearly all their bluedfinish. The rear sight has been removed and the dovetail filled. The rifle is topped with a Weaver B4 fixed power scope. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars and handling marks. Thebutt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable Winchester. (C+R) Est.: $500-$1,000.

Winchester Model 1894 takedown lever action rifle, 38-55 WCF caliber, serial #296281. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” octagon barrel. The barrel and magazine tube retain a significant amount of theirmuted blue finish with high point edge wear, sharp corners and light to moderate surface rust present. The rear sight has an old weld repairing a break. The receiver has gone to a silver patina with flaking blue inthe protected areas. The smooth wood stocks are in fair condition showing heavy use with loss of finish and a significant gouge in the butt stock. The butt stock ends with a crescent steel butt plate. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are legible on this Winchester made in 1904. (C+R) Est.: $400-600.

U.S. M1 semi-auto carbine by Rock-ola, .30 caliber., 18” Inland barrel dated 2-44, military finish, wood stock , no magazine, later sight, bayonet lug, serial #4625095. The smooth wood stock has no visiblecartouches but is otherwise in good overall condition showing small compressions and storage marks with a checkered steel butt plate and an old coat of varnish. The carbine itself is in good overall conditionshowing considerable military finish with a Blue Sky import marked barrel. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable, hard to find Rock-ola M1. (C+R) Est.: $600-$1,200.

Russian Tokarev SVT-40 semi-auto rifle, 7.62 x 54R caliber, serial #1190. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 26” barrel including a 2” muzzle break. The barrel features a hooded front and militarytangent style rear sights. The barrel and the receiver retain the majority of their blued finish with only storage and handling marks noted. The front ring is Russian proofed with the star emblem and dated 1942. The receiver is marked made in Russia and import marked. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition showing only handling marks, a smooth steel butt plate and an OD green canvas military sling. The bore isvery good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. All visible numbers, including the stock are matching. Considered the Russian version of the US Garand, the SVT-40 is a desirable World War II era battle rifle thatis becoming scarce in high condition like this example. The lot includes one correct magazine. (C+R) Est.: $600-$1,200.

Swedish AG-42B Ljungman semi-auto rifle, 6.5 x 55 caliber, serial #27709B. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 25” barrel with a hooded front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel and receiver retainthe majority of their military finish with high point edge wear and loss of finish at the muzzle noted. The receiver is import marked, bears the Swedish crown emblem and is dated 1945. The smooth wood stock is ingood condition showing moderate service wear with mars and compressions. The butt stock has the brass disc indicating condition and ends with a smooth steel butt plate. The lot includes one correct magazine and leathermilitary style sling. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable Ljungman. (C+R) Est.: $600-$1,200.

O/U reproduction percussion rifle marked L. Day, approximately .52 caliber over .34 caliber. The rifle is in very good condition with 32” octagon barrels. The barrel and action retain the majority of their brownfinish. A full length cleaning rod is side mounted on the rifle. The rifle features the ability to rotate the barrel depending on your preference and has two sets of sights for the purpose. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with extraordinary fiddle back walnut showing great grain and stylized cheek piece. The butt ends with a smooth metal crescent butt plate showing moderate rust due to poor storage. Thecraftsmanship evident on this older reproduction is amazing and would no doubt be prohibitively expensive to reproduce at today’s rates. Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. Springfield Krag Model 1896 bolt action rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 30” barrel, wood stock, S/N 87897, with bayonet and metal scabbard/hanger, in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of itsoriginal muted blued finish, good bore, crisp action and markings, very good wood stock with circle “P” proof and inspector cartouche on left side of stock above trigger. Bayonet and scabbard are also very good tofine condition. Est.: $600-$1,200.

All metal air gun cane marked “Patent pending 1881”. The cane was charged by pumping air into reservoir located in grip and muzzle loaded ball. Pop out button trigger. Measures 37” overall in .45 caliber. The condition of bellows and mechanism unknown. The metal body shows some pitting. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

American unmarked and not identified antique pocket rifle with bronze frame and removable shoulder stock in .22 caliber with spring lever release mounted at the center at the bottom side of the frame. 17 5/8” roundbarrel of medium weight and 32” with stock attached. Finely made tang sight worth of a long range rifle that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Appears to never been blued. Very good plus condition withbeautiful patina on the frame. The checkered wood stock is also very good plus condition. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Under hammer percussion buggy rifle with wire frame detachable shoulder stock by “D.H. Hilliard, Cornish New Hampshire” with 11 3/16” half round/ half octagon barrel and 26 ½” overall with stock attached in .44 caliber rifled. The top flat is nicely engraved and marker stamped. The stock shows a reddish color violin type varnish with brass inlays and at least very good condition. The metal is a gray patina with minor staining, erosion and minor pitting. A very nice under hammer by a well-known New England maker. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

French flintlock horse pistol, .62 caliber, 13” barrel, wood stock, fancy mounts, lockplate signed “T. Deprez” on bottom front rim, in overall good to very good condition with working action, very good wood, leftside plate damaged; great faces incorporated in the butt plate with raised carving on the top of the wrist area. (Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

High quality engraved drilling showing blackpowder German proofs on the bottom of the barrels in 16GA over 9mm with no case length marking. Classic game scene engraving. Measures 44” overall with 27 9/16” barrels.The stock shows hairline crack at the wrist on the left side otherwise good to very good overall. Weighs slightly over 6.5 lbs. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

French style marine or naval officer’s flintlock pistol from early 19th century. Measures 15” overall with a 8 7/8” octagon barrel of approximately .69 caliber smoothbore. Half stocked with attachedramrod. Shows remnants of old silver and copper plating. Carved fish scale style wood grips. No maker’s markings or visible proofs. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

French Model 1763 military flintlock pistol by Libreville arsenal with iron mounts. Measures 16” overall with a 9” barrel of .69 caliber. Light to moderate pitting and erosion with good markings. The stock hasbeen lightly cleaned and slightly undersized against metal. All original parts and proper style ramrod. A significant and early military pistol that may have come to America in the era of the American Revolution whilewe were allied with the French. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

British Military style flintlock pistol signed “T. Holmens” on the lock with brass mounts and full stock in .69 caliber smoothbore. Measures 15 ½” overall with a 9 ¼” barrel. Dark brown uncleaned patina withlight to moderate erosion and pinprick pitting. All original flintlock parts. Good wood except stress crack on the right side from lock area to front Ferrell. Old period steel ramrod. In good to very good overall.(Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Chieftan’s quality Mid-Eastern flintlock pistol with elaborate silver inlays and mountings circa 19th century. The lock is nicely engraved with British national crest and London (Spurious). The mountings arehallmarked silver possibly Turkish and the barrel shows an eastern barrel makers mark. The pistol is all original and remains in very good condition with only a slight amount of silver wire inlay missing. Measures 17”overall with a 10 ½” barrel of .62 caliber smoothbore. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Savage Model 99 lever action rifle, .22 HP caliber, 20” round barrel, blued finish, brass case counter, cocking indicator, wood stocks, S/N 164128 (ca.1915), in overall very good + condition displaying the majority ofits original blued finish, good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood stocks. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $750-$1,500.

Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver, .31 caliber, 4.25” octagon barrel that appears to have been shortened long ago, blued and case hardened finish, old ivory grips, S/N 85163 (all matching visiblenumbers). This revolver is in overall good condition with a dark patina on metal surfaces, majority of original cylinder scene remaining, good action and markings, very good grips. Front sight is a laterreplacement. (Antique). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Sako AV Model bolt action rifle (import-marked by Stoeger Arms), .30-06 caliber, 23.5” round barrel, black finish, checkered wood stock with Sako hard rubber butt pad, S/N 644202, mounted with aSwarovski 3-9x36A Nova scope with sharp optics. This gun is in overall very good + to fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish with several wear areas at the front end of the barrel, very good tofine bore, crisp action and markings, fine wood stock with beautiful graining. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Marlin Model 94 lever action rifle, 25-20 caliber, serial #403576. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” round barrel with a silver knife blade and two-leaf folding rear sights. The barrel and fulllength magazine retain the majority of their thinning blued finish with light surface erosion on the barrel. The receiver shows significant amounts of original muted case coloring, while the top has been drilled andtapped for a scope mount. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with an old coat of varnish added during the period of use. The butt stock ends with a smooth metal crescent butt plate. The bore is fair, theaction crisp and markings are sharp on this nice, old Marlin. (C+R) Est.: $300-$600.

Koto period wakasashi (medium size sword) with 18” unsigned blade in traditional mountings missing kozuka knife in scabbard. Full and recently polish exposing a couple of minor flaws to the lamination. Iron piercedtsuba silvered and gilt outside edge. Gold gilted soft metal fittings with very old and worn menuki. Nice two tone lacquered scabbard and dark blue old wrap to the grip. An above average and old blade with good mountings.Est.: $800-$1600

Koto period tanto (short sword) signed in fresh state of polish with traditional mounting less kozuka knife which is missing. The blade measures 11 7/8” with flat early style blade. Fine lamination work with minorflaw or opening exposed by polish. Very fine “skin” or grain to steel. Full and wide temper. Papers attached to the sword attribute to Masa Kuni and are copies and not verified. Good quality plain bronze paintedmounts with blackened pebble grain lacquer scabbard. Shakado minuke with kirin. Good old wrap on the grip and mounts are very good plus overall. A quality tanto with a lot of appeal. Est.: $800-$1600

Very early Koto period (12th to 13th century) katana or long sword with a 25” blade showing very early, “Small pointed tip”, and unsigned. Thin straight blade with narrow temper. Good condition with minorimperfections. Old iron tsuba, attractive soft metal fittings with restoration scabbard and grip. Hard to find a better early Koto sword. Est.: $900-$1800

O/U percussion buck and ball rifle, .36 caliber over 12 gauge, 29” barrels marked “D.T. Seeley/Dunkirk/NY”, back action lockplates marked “Josh Golcher”, in overall very good condition with a pleasing darkpatina to metal surfaces, good actions, very good wood with brass mountings and patchbox; wood ramrod missing. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Stunning ruby and diamond bracelet with U.S. Gemological Laboratory appraisal which states “One white gold bracelet stamped 14K with 27.50 cts. Rubies (oval shape/cut; good clarity and good color) and 3.85 cts diamonds (SI3-I2 clarity, GH color). The item was graded as mounting permits and thee photo is not the actual size of the item”. Estimated replacement value: $10,955. Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Lot of four fine Green and Lavender Jade Bangles averaging 16.00 MM in diameters. Estimates $800-$1,000 Nice

Nice sapphire and diamond earrings with a total combined weight of approx. 2.00 carats set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Estimates $800-$1,200

Very heavy ladies custom made ring pave set with approx. 1.50 carats in round diamonds of F-G colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold setting. Estimates $1,000-$1,500

Stunning ladies earrings fine set with 40 round diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carats of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity set in 18 karat white gold custom design settings. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000

U.S. M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle by Harrington & Richardson, .30 caliber, 24” LMR barrel dated 8 55; military finish, wood stock, S/N 5729424, in overall good condition with considerable military finish remainingon metal surfaces, good bore, crisp action and markings; wood stock shows areas of wear on the top barrel handguard, the semi-pistol grip and at the bottom of the butt stock; otherwise, good overall and with 3 stars over spread eagle in square cartouche on left side of stock above trigger. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Northern European or Scandinavian flintlock military style pistol from mid-18th century showing small proofs on the breech and side plate which appear to be an F or T with crown at breech and large “M” small “s” on sideplate. Also the tail of an “S” marking at the breech. Measures 15” overall with a 8” heavy octagon barrel of .75 plus caliber smoothbore. Shows an old reduction to length with band added. Just the type that couldhave come to America during the Revolutionary war. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 24” octagon barrel, wood stocks, lightly re-finished, S/N 242908B, in overall good condition with a good action and markings, good wood and clean bore.(Antique). Est.: $1,200-$2,400.

Rare Colt Berdan Type II bolt action military rifle made in Russia under License, .42 caliber, 32.5” barrel, full length wood stock, iron cleaning rod, bayonet lug on right side of barrel at muzzle, S/N 7120 with Cyrillic barrel address; in overall good to very good condition with an exceptional bore, crisp action, sharp markings and good to very good stock displaying remnant of cartouche dated 1887 on right side of buttstock (see page 477 of “The Book of Colt Firearms” by Sutherland and Wilson. (Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Experimental pocket rifle attributed to J.V. Setter of New England with a 16 ¼” octagon barrel in .25 caliber center fire and measures 31 ½” with stock attached. Nickel on brass frame. No serial numbers or markingsvisible. Good to very good condition overall with near fine grips. The bore is bright and very good plus to almost near fine. Peep style tang sight. Only example of this configuration and frame profile we haveviewed. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

Mid-19th century Scandinavian military pistol with detachable shoulder sock probably Swedish. Measures 26” overall with a 10” barrel of approximately .62 caliber smoothbore. Detachable shoulder stock #395 on the lock and #341 on the butt cap. The stock is original to the period and shows plaque with initials or numbers. In very good plus condition overall and meant to be issued to heavy cavalry or dragoons. (Antique) Est.:$2000-$4000

Browning Pigeon Grade Superposed O/U shotgun, 12 gauge, 30” ventilated rib barrels, blued finish to barrels, finely engraved receiver, excellent figured checkered wood stocks, leather sling, S/N 3310955, in overall fineto excellent condition with fine bores, crisp actions, sharp markings and fine wood; single gold trigger, LOP to end of Browning hard rubber butt pad is 14.75”. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,500-$2,500.

Officer’s sword and metal scabbard period inscribed “Lieut Frank Wilson/from the boys of the/C. & T. R. R. Co.” with binder of information on Wilson who enlisted on July 28, 1862 as a First Lieutenant with the Ohio19th Light Artillery. He was promoted later to Captain on November 3, 1864 and mustered out of service on June 27, 1865. The 19th saw service primarily in the South begin with Brunside’s Campaign in Eastern Tennessee,also the Atlanta campaign, Kennesaw Mountain, Nashville campaign, pursuit of Hood to the Tennessee River and ending with presence at the surrender of Johnston and his army. The unit also saw duty at Raleigh and Salisbury,NC. The sword has an etched blade and wire wrapped rayskin grip with brass mountings showing a beautiful dark patina; the inscription is on the right side of the throat’s brass mount. The body of thescabbard shows an un-cleaned metal surface. Further research as to the identity of the C. & T. R.R. Co. should prove important as given the fact that Wilson was with a Light Artillery unit, “the boys” likely were with a

Historic lot of 2 U.S. Officer’s swords, both inscribed to E. B. Knox; one sword shows the inscription “Presented to/Colonel Edward B. Knox/by the Officers and Men of the First Infantry, I.N.G./as a slight testimonial oftheir appreciation of his zeal/and untiring labor in behalf of the regiment/Sept. 16th, 1884.” This sword and scabbard are un-cleaned, the blade is etched, made by Thompson & Wetmore, Chicago, Ill. and alsoincluded in the etching is “Colonel E. B. Knox” on the right side of the blade. The second sword and scabbard are made by Miller of New York with an etched blade and inscribed under the right hand guard “Capt.E.B. Knox/from members of Company B, I.N.G./Dec. 28th, 1874”. Edward Burgin Knox began his service in the Civil War with the famous New York 11th Infantry (1st Fire Zouaves), enlisting on April 20th, 1861, as a First Lieutenant. He was called to the scene of the infamous killing of friend, Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth by the proprietor (a Confederate sympathizer) at the Alexandria, VA Marshall House where Ellsworth

German Dreyse needle fire SxS 16GA shotgun with Sommerda address on the barrel. Measures 43” overall with 26 ½” barrels and horn trigger guard. Shows European quality restoration to very good condition with goodlock up and fair to good bores. Side swing pivoting barrels with under lever release. Significant in Arms development and seldom encountered in sporting arms. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

Flintlock blunderbuss with tower lock showing “G.R.” and crown marking. Measures 28 ½” overall with a 14 ¾” iron barrel that measures nearly 1 ¾” across the muzzle. Has a para-military style and similar to examplesused by Hudson Bay and east India companies. Lightly cleaned metal surfaces with light to moderate pitting. The stock is good with minor old repairs, small imperfections and normal wear. Circa 1810-1830s. Top jaw ismissing. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

18th century French Military style dragoon size Horseman’s pistol measuring 18” overall with a 11 ¼” barrel of .70 caliber smoothbore. Lightly cleaned metal surfaces in good condition. The stock is lightly cleaned and a 3 ¼” long section of wood above frizzen is replaced. All original flintlock parts and works well. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Continental made flintlock blunderbuss pistol made for eastern market circa late 18th to early 19th century. Measures 14” overall with a 8” flared mouth barrel measuring nearly 1 ¼” across inner walls of barrel. Europeanstyle and quality silver wire and engraved plaque inlays. Good overall with patina and some minor pitting. Wood is good. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

Winchester Model 52 bolt action magazine fed sporting rifle, .22LR caliber, 24” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stock, leather sling, S/N 66425B, mounted with a Kollmorgen Optical Corp. scope displaying fine optics.This gun is in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, crisp action, sharp markings, very good to fine bore and very good to fine wood stock with some scatterednicks and mars from storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Winchester Model 71 lever action rifle, long tang, .348 W.C.F. caliber, 24” round barrel, half magazine, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 14169 (ca. 1938), in overall very good to near fine condition showing the majority ofits original blued finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good + wood displaying scattered old mars and dings from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Radom VIS Model 35 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4.5” barrel, nazi proofed, military black finish, S/N CC6607, in overall very good + condition showing the majority of military finish, very good + bore, crispaction and markings, very good + grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

U.S. M1 semi-automatic carbine by Rock-Ola, .30 caliber, 18” Rock-Ola barrel dated 12-42, military finish, wood stock, with crossed cannons and “RM” inspections on right side of butt stock, no magazine, woven green slingand metal oiler; bayonet lug, flat bolt, S/N 6087003, in overall fine condition, all Rock-Ola as rebuilt. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

U.S. M1 semi-automatic carbine by Winchester, .30 caliber, 18” Winchester proofed barrel, military finish, wood stock with circle “P” proof, no magazine, woven green sling with metal oiler and empty two position wovenmagazine holder on butt stock, S/N 1154415, in overall fine condition, all Winchester as rebuilt. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

U.S. Springfield M1D semi-automatic sniper rifle, .30 caliber, military finish, SA barrel dated 10-52, wood stock, S/N 2106377, with CMP inventory list of M84 scope, etc., in overall excellent condition; scope opticsare crisp as is the action, fine bore, sharp markings and with circle “P” and square “P” proofs on underside of grip and with SA/RA cartouche on left side of butt stock. Also included are several other extraparts/accessories in un-opened wrapping; also Ordinance Manuals on the rifle and the scope. Hard to improve upon this M1D! (C&R/PPT). Est.: $4,000-$6,000.

Built-up Garand M1-C semi-automatic rifle with Kriger Match Grade barrel, .30 caliber, military finish, wood stock, leather sling, S/N 3838280, with a G & H side mounted Weaver scope displaying fine optics; in overallfine condition as a “shooter”. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Japanese Koto period katana (Long sword) in samurai mountings. 27 ¼” signed blade in fresh polish. Very nice quality. Traditional old mountings with early and large fighting tsuba. A very early sword of the type used by true samurai. Est.: $2500-$5000

Wartine (Gunto period) Japanese officer’s samurai style military sword in very good plus condition. The blade measures 26 ¼” and 38 ½” overall showing a blue and brown officer’s cord. The scabbard and grip arevery good plus. The blade is good to very good and clean with minor normal marks and aging. Est.: $600-$1200

Very good quality yatagan with coral gem stone inlay and silver mounted fancy scabbard. Marine ivory original grips showing minor breaks and cracks. Polished steel blade shows silver inlay including name orprayers. Measures 34” overall with a 29” blade. 150-300 years old and overall very good condition with exceptionally nice scabbard. Est.: $900-$1800

Original Disney art from 1st production (#127/500), entitled “Breakfast for Two”, framed and sold by Disney Art Editions, by Gibson Gallery of Animation, Carmel, CA, approximately 21” x 25” overall; Certificateof Authenticity included and a copy of the original sales receipt showing retail cost of $2,500 in 1994. Est.: $750-$1,500.

Original Disney art from 1st production (#470/500), entitled “Ballroom Dancing”, framed and sold by Disney Art Editions, by Gibson Gallery of Animation, Carmel, CA, approximately 21” x 29” overall; Certificateof Authenticity included and a copy of the original sales receipt showing retail cost of $3,800 in 1994. Est.: $900-$1,800.

Original bronze entitled “Pause at Apache Springs” by Dan Bates, #6 of only 10; purchased in 1987 at Casa Dolores Gallery, Carmel, CA for $3,700 with copy of receipt. Depicts Buffalo Soldiers in full cavalry gear from the time of Geronimo; approximately 13” in height including wood base by 17” long and 14” wide. Est.: $1,500-$3,000+.

Original bronze entitled “Good Horses, Fast Loops” by Bill Nebeker, approximately 17” in height including wood base, 29” long and 18” wide, #4/25; great action and detail; copy of original receipt dated 1997, showing priceof $6,850 plus letter from this well-known Prescott, AZ artist. Est.: $3,000-$6,000+.

Slocum “Sliding Sleeve” teat fire revolver, S/N 8857. In very good condition with 30%-50% original blue (Mostly on the cylinder) and balance drifting to patina. Good uncleaned patina on the brass frame with traces oforiginal silver plate. Varnished wood grips are also very god with some scratches. Good patent marks on the barrel and generally “Crisp” overall. Case hardening 75% plus on the hammer. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Perrin patent double action pocket size rimfire revolver in original period casing. The pistol is marked on the barrel and frame in abbreviated letters. 9mm rimfire caliber and six shot. Very sturdy and qualityconstruction this maker was known for. 80% toning blue to brown finish with some surface erosion and surface rust along with minor bogging pitting. The stocks are lightly cleaned and the marking are good with goodaction and good overall. Cased in original to the period oak case lined in green felt (Partition style) with name embossed in gold letters inside the lid. The case condition is good to very good with some fading andcontact wear. An important inventors design that is seldom found and unusual in it’s original casing. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Impressive and very early English brass cannon size rail or ships blunderbuss with “GR” cypher hand engraved and British proofs (George I) on the lock. Measures 44 ½” overall with a 28” barrel showing ringed andflared cannon style muzzle measuring almost 1 ¾” across the inner walls of the barrel. Total weight 20.5 pounds. Also marked “Tower” at the rear of the lock and “20” as rack or ships number. The barrel shows a great honeybrown patina as do the mounts. The steel shows a dark to gray natural patina with good markings. The stocks are good plus with minor dings but shows a large crack opening at the tang. We would date this gun about1700-1715. Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Fine suit of Japanese armour circa 1700s with splendid 62 plate iron helmet in Sao Tome style with genuine signature by master armourer Saotome Iyehisa of considerable weight with standing rivet decoration andgold fire gilt trim. Gilt and Shakudo Nanako Mon or family crest carried on throughout. A finely made mempo or face piece is also included. The condition is original and very good for its age with minor imperfections,slight damages and normal aging. Recently mounted and storage box constructed. Has been left in its original and unrestored natural state. Most probably made for a Daimyo, Lord, or Samurai of high rank. Provenance: AVermont institution deaccessioned in 2010 to a prominent eastern collector. Note: A similar helmet recently fetched $18,000 lbs or $22,000 U.S. dollars at Thomas Del Mar (Sothebys Assoc.) Auction June 2016. Est.:$9,000-$18,000

Authentic Colt Whitneyville Walker revolver number “B Co. 132”. This Walker remains in fair condition with moderate to heavy pitting overall and a dark uncleaned brown patina. The trigger guard shows a full and clear marking. The frame marking is mostly visible tops and edges of stamp light or not present. The barrel marking shows a few letters and partial number. The address on the top of the barrel is not quite half visible. The butt shows a few letters of marking. The rammer is authentic but the spring has been replaced. The wedge is matching. The nipples are original but no number visible on back of cylinder. Arbor shows #32. The hammer and backstrap are correct. There is a small “P” proof on bow of trigger guard. The grips are excellent old hand made replacements that show opening to the grain and honest wear from being used on this gun. The forcing cone has been faced or slightly reduced and the bore is rough but rifling is visible. The U.S. marking is partially visible. The action work well and only 1 or 2 screws replaced. An absolutely authentic and minimally repaired or restored Colt Walker of which approximately 190 authentic specimens are confirmed by this cataloger and other experts. B company was a Texas Ranger company and this revolver was sure to have seen many engagements on Texas and South Western frontier where it was constantly exposed to the weather and the elements which it shows hard ware and use but kept in shooting condition. There is a number in between pins on the frame but not readable. In conclusion we like this Walker as it is not “skinned or over cleaned and over restored”. Suitable for a major museum or collection based on its rarity alone. Provenance: A major N.W. collection last 50 years. (Antique) Est.: $25,000-$50,000

Ultra-rare Colt Whitneyville Hartford Dragoon (2nd Type), S/N 1200. This rare Whitneyville shows full early address and thick forcing cone probably from a reduced Walker barrel. Also thick Walker type guard and iron backstrap with cartouched grips fitted to this iron backstrap likely both from salvaged Walker or returned parts (Backstrap shows C and grips show 28 denoting original Walker numbers). The Colt’s patent marking and U.S. are at the center of the frame and identical stamp to pistol S/N 1215 and 2nd contract or Fluck Dragoons. The ramrod is not numbered and a trace of an assembly number is partially visible but not legible inside the ramrod well. The ramrod catch and spring are period replaced to navy style. The revolver remains in very good condition with dark patina and traces of finish mixed in the brown. The frame shows silvery colors mixed into patina. The grips are good to very good other than large chips from each inside “toe”. The aforementioned cartouche is 30% visible or right side. All matching visible serial numbers except ramrod which shows no number but patina matches perfectly. The action works well and the edges are crisp. The rarest variation in Walker Dragoon series with 50 or less authentic specimens recorded by collectors and about 240 produced making it 4x rarer than a Walker. It would be hard and very expensive to improve on this Ultimate Colt Rarity. (Antique) Est.: $20,000-$40,000

Rare and desirable Colt 1st Model Dragoon 2nd U.S. contract or so called “Fluck” variation, S/N 2681. This 2nd contract remains in exceptional original condition showing 60%-80% original scene withwell-defined figures along with U.S.M.R. and Colts patent fully visible on the cylinder. The bow of the trigger guard shows “P” inspection and “P” also on the backstrap beneath hammer slot and also on the barrellug above the wedge screw by flat of top edge. The rammer is unnumbered with assembly #75 above ramrod well. The ramrod has been broken and restored expertly. The edges are sharp and crisp with traces of blue and graycase hardening within a light natural patina. Sharp address and patent marking at the center of the frame with U.S. grips in very good condition showing a chip at the inside right toe and shows outline of cartouches and partial letters on both grips. All matching visible serial numbers and crisp overall. In the top surviving specimens of a rare and hard used martial Colt. (Antique) Est.: $20,000-$40,000

Colt 3rd Model Hartford-London Dragoon S/N 677 showing London address and British proofs. Remaining in good overall condition showing a brown to gray patina with slight to moderate pitting. The cylinder shows manydings along with some slightly heavy pitting. The barrel address and patent marking are good and clear. The grips show minor refinishing and are slightly undersized from cleaning and sanding. The nipples arereplaced. The numbers match but the cylinder number is not visible but fully proofed and appear to be the original to this Dragoon. Approximately half of the approximate 600 of this variation were returned to the U.S. from London and a number sold by Grubb in Philadelphia with several being documented to use by Officers in Civil War. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Custom Taylor and Company’s Italian-made Model 1873 Modern copy of a SAA revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 7.5” barrel, nickel finish, buffalo horn grips, S/N U44095, in overall excellent condition as customized; with extra cylinder pin and ejector rod. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Colt Peacemaker single action revolver, .22LR caliber with extra .22 Magnum cylinder, factory box and inserts, 4.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered black eagle grips, S/N G143668, in overallexcellent condition showing little handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Etched Smith & Wesson Model 1-1/2 First Issue tip-up revolver,.32RF caliber, 3.5” barrel, matching ivory grips, S/N 1744, in overall very good condition showing traces of what appear to be gold wash remaining in protected areas; good action and markings, dark bore, beautiful very good to near fine condition period ivory grips. Contained in a lined leather covered wooden presentation casing with two interior compartments and exteriorbrass tack trim; very rare to find these period etched early Smith & Wessons. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

“The Rarest of the Snake Series” Colt Boa, 357 mag. double action revolver with a 4” barrel in original box, S/N BOA1149. In fine to excellent original condition with 98%-99% plus original blue and slight index line andrings from minor firing. Excellent medallion wood grips. In box with paperwork only 1200 produced in 4” and 6” barrels (600 each with a 4” being odd and 6” even numbered). Royal blue finish, adjustable sights, and rosewoodgrips with gold medallions. Made in 1985 only. The key to snake series. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Rare Hammond pocket rifle in .22 caliber with detachable stock. Measures 20 ½” pistol only with a 16 ¼” barrel and 31 ¼” with stock attached. 80%-90% original blue on the barrel with minor fading and edge losses. 90%-95%nickel on the frame with slight to minor peeling. Original sights and stock. Unmarked with a very good bore. (Antique) Est.: $3,500-$7,000

Rare Civil War issue U.S. Martial flare gun marked “U.S.O.Y.W., W.N.J.” inspections with 1864 date and #48. Measures 9 ¾” overall with bronze body and steel hammer, trigger, and small parts. Manufactured at ordnance yardWashington D.C. and fired a B.T. Coston cylindrical flare. (Refer Flayderman 6A-053). The Walker Colt of U.S. Martial flare pistols. (Antique) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Very Important Platinum Sapphire and Diamond drop earrings featuring over 10.00 carats in matching Ceylon sapphires and over 2.00 carats in F-G VS quality diamonds. Please see Retail Appraisal at $25,500.00 Estimates$10,000-$15,000

Original oil painting on canvas entitled “Return from the Crusade” signed lower right “A. Regli”. Measures approximately 53 ½” x 41 ½”. Alver Regli the artist was an Italian born artist with an intriguing story. As a young man he fled Verona, Italy after the murder of a fair lady of prominence under suspicious circumstances. A newspaper article contends this lady “Stella” was an obsession of Regli who painted a nude oil of her that was displayed at the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893. The painting was signed “Nani” but Regli claimed he was the artist. Stella sold for $100,000 to John T. Molligan an early collector at the turn of the century. Regli painted 3 copies from memory to prove the artwork was his. For practical reasons he declined to prove he was the artist although it would have made him world famous as this painting drew huge crowds in 1893. He was quoted as saying “I know it in my heart, it is enough.” Regli lived in Los Angeles for many years having a studio near second and Broadway in L.A. in the 1930s and ran an art school. He restored master works and in a 1930 L.A. Times article it reveals he was a student of Prof. Nani. Apparently Nani took credit for his work “Stella” which it is supposed Regli had Nani sell as his agent due to his being a fugitive from Italy. The photos and articles of happy Koomer, night club owner, and well known L.A. collector with this painting included. Also a copy of advertisement selling this painting along with Koomer’s collection Feb 13, 1973 by E.C. Jenkins. This painting fetched $5,000 43 years ago to a prominent Huntington Beach, CA collector and obtained from his estate. In conclusion we feel this to be a master work by a great artist who chose to “hide out” rather than gain recognition from painting “Stella”. The condition is near excellent in period (1930s) frame. Just light cleaning necessary. Est.: $10,000-$20,000

Japanese Royal Satsuma Palace style urn with lid. Best quality and circa mid to late 19th century from Edo period. This urn shows finely detailed scenes of ancients and immortals around the body and lid. The upperportion of the main body is encircled by dragons. Many writings in Japanese conji near dragons. The condition is fine with minimal aging and no detectable damage. An important and capital Japanese artwork last sold byLittle John’s in the early 90’s to an iconic southern California collector and now from his estate. Measures 29” in height by approximately 70” around thickest part of the body in classic Japanese form. Est.:$10,000-$30,000

Exquisite Natural Tahitian South Sea Pearls ranging between 11.00 MM to over 14.50 MM in diameters. Fine lusters of beautiful gray with green and purple overtones. Please see Retail Appraisal at $35,000.00 Estimates$8,000-$15,000

Elk bronze on base measuring approximately 75” in height by 4 feet across the base. Unsigned but nicely detailed. Compare in galleries $3500-$7000. Opening bid $1000

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor rifle, .45-70 caliber, 32.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stock, S/N 298518, in overall excellent, almost mint condition with excellent bore, crisp action and fine woodwith circle P proof and SWP/1886 inspectors cartouche; some scattered old storage mars to butt stock area; approximately 98-99% original blue and case colors. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Original French patent documents for Colt Paterson pistols and long arms featuring revolving cylinder around central axis. Dated April 27, 1836 and measures 21” x 11”. Marked Le Blanc lower right. Very goodcondition with minor age spots (burning). Printed text in French explaining patent. Marvelous Colt memorabilia from earliest era of Colt patent firearms in the French language. Est.: $1500-$3000+++

1903 Springfield Rod Bayonet Rifle with 24.2" barrel, serial #40081. Refer James Julia lot 1001 Spring 2006 where it fetched over $30,000 (thirty thousand). This rifle shows minor modifications and an excellent oldrefinish of which 85-95% remains and is difficult to detect unless examined by a Springfield expert. Indeed it has previously sold as original finish but upon close examination it is expertly refinished. Thesafety and internal trigger mechanism have been upgraded to slightly later modifications. We agree it is one of the Finest and Most Important Springfield Arms Extant!! The stock is original and near finewith 1904 cartouche with P and L inspections. Early box of ammo and Springfield research letter included. Est:$14,000-28,000

Colt 3rd Model Dragoon percussion revolver, cut for shoulder stock, .44 caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, S/N 17724 (all matching visible including rammer). This Dragoon is inoverall very good + condition displaying an overall even grey patina, majority of its original cylinder scene remaining with scattered pinprick pitting and spots of small erosion confined primarily to the cylinder;crisp action, good bore and markings, brass trigger guard, iron backstrap; grips show considerable finish remaining, a small old repair to the front bottom of the left grip and some scattered old mars and scratches.Per Flayderman’s Guide to Antique American Firearms, only approximately 1,200-1,500 3rd Models were produced to accept a shoulder stock. (Antique). Est.: $6,000-$12,000.

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle, .40-65 caliber, 26” octagon barrel, wood stocks, S/N 94072, in overall rough frontier relic condition, metal heavily pitted wood stocks present, action working and bore isfair to good; consignor notes obtained from the Josiah Swift collection. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action SRC, .44 caliber, 20” barrel, appears to have an old re-finish to metal surfaces, saddle ring replacement, rear sight is rifle-type; replaced pistol grip butt stock with replaced lower tang (resulting in no visible S/N), in overall good condition as refinished, good action, clean bore, very good wood with nice flame graining in butt stock. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Colt Cloverleaf Model spur trigger revolver, .41RF caliber, 3” barrel, nickel finish, wood grips, S/N 291, in overall un-cleaned very good + condition displaying the majority of its original nickel finish on the barrel andcylinder and also the majority of its original silver wash on the brass frame; crisp action and markings, very good + grips. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

American Arms O/U swivel derringer, .41RF caliber, 2.5” barrels, brass frame, wood grips, S/N 1156, in overall good to very good condition showing a pleasing taffy colored patina to frame, good bores with some minorpinprick pitting, good action and markings and overall very good grips. Rare in .41RF caliber as per “Flayderman’s Guide”, less than 400 manufactured between 1866 and 1878. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Fine quality Mid-Eastern sword with gilt over silver mounts and horn grip circa 1800-1900. Good clean blade showing no markings or pattern to steel. Very good overall condition. Est.: $2000-$4000

Mid-Eastern style sword with gold damascened guard and mountings on original scabbard. Horn or shell grip showing repairs. Blade shows some minor rust and pitting. The scabbard is good with small losses. Measures40” overall with approximately 33” blade. Mid-18th to 19th century. Est.: $1500-$3000

Exhibition quality mid-Victorian era cast bronze figural dagger with rich silver and gold gilt. The hilt shows human figures of Othello slaying Dismiralda inspired from the works of Shakespeare and made in an archaicform with fine workmanship throughout. Measures 21 ½” from tip to top of hilt with 12” etched blade of high quality with spear point and reinforced construction (A serious weapon). The Victorian era saw a re-emergence of arms and armour both for decoration and parade use. Would there be a better gift for an actor or fan of Shakespear’s epic play? Est.: $2500-$5000

“Dupont Frier A Liege” marked 8 GA SxS hammer shotgun with under lever release in near fine condition. Measures 46 ¾” overall with 30 ¾” barrels. 90%-95% plus original blue with minor loss and beginning natural age.80%-90% rainbow case colors dulling very slightly with minor loss. Locks tight with good bores. The wood is very good with nice grain and fairly sharp checkering, S/N 254 on interior parts. The action is crisp. Weighs13.3 lbs. and points nicely with no appreciable cast or canter. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Holland & Holland antique side lock SxS shotgun in 12GA with 28” Damascus barrels (Mod-right barrel and full-left barrel). The frame and action are bank note scroll engraved and the action is similar to W.C.Scott’s patent of 1880s, S/N 6332. In very good plus condition showing an older European restoration of good quality with barrels showing 95%-98% tobacco brown colored refinish. The action is polished and theguard re-blued nicely. The stocks show quality refinish with sharpening to checkering. A repair to the toe of the buttstock is visible. The stock measures 14” with a 2” drop at the comb and 2 7/8” at thebutt. No appreciable cast or canter. The action locks tight and generally very good overall with good bores and “Meaty” barrels. An interesting Holland & Holland marked climax safety hammerless on the left side ofthe frame. H&H markings on the lock and barrel shows”98 New Bond St., London” address. Weighs about 6.25 pounds. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Diminitive pair of percussion muff pistols signed “H. Meridith, London”. In original case with accessories. The pair measure 3 ¾” overall with 7/8” barrels of .25 caliber engraved britana alloy with bright fire blued hammers and barrels. Ornately engraved with fine checkered wood stocks. The original velvet lined partition style case is very good to near fine condition. Slight fading and normal aging to the interior. Theexterior is good plus condition. Correct flask, mold, barrel wrench and oiler included. A pretty and almost miniature set that were fully openable and usable as a firearm. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

English flintlock horse pistol, ca. 1680-1710, .58 caliber, 12” barrel, lockplate signed “Peddelle”, in overall very good condition with engraving on barrel, lockplate and steel mounts, good action, serpentineleft sideplate, wood stock shows pleasing figuring with an old repair to the forend just in front of the lockplate and a well-done old repair at the base of the right side of the butt; a beautiful early Englishhorse pistol. (Antique). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Continental flintlock pistol, .45 caliber, 13” highly decorated bronze barrel, fancy mounts, wood stock, in overall very good + condition with bone forend cap and raised carving to the stock at the top of the wrist; great gentleman’s face on butt cap along with a royal looking man’s profile on mounting at mid-wrist. (Antique). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Colt U.S. Artillery Single Action revolver, frame S/N 4957 (Custer range), 5.5” barrel, wood grips, in overall good to very good condition displaying an even grey patina to metal surfaces, crisp action, good markings,overall good grips with an old chip off the front right toe and some old hammering to the bottom of the grips. According to Kopec and Fenn’s “Colt Cavalry & Artillery Revolvers . . . a Continuing Study”, this serial numberfalls within the prime Lot 5 (S/Ns 4500-5504), the majority of which were sent to the Seventh Cavalry at Fort Lincoln in June, 1874. Further, the Study states “Very few documented or positively-associatedSeventh Cavalry Colts are known. Those from Lot Five are serial numbers 4507, 4553, 4597, 5100, 5128 and 5147. Other Colt Army revolvers r4om Lot Five with strong, but less positive Seventh Cavalry-association, are4729, 4949, 4955, 5133, 5180, and 5416” (see page 261 of above-referenced work). Also noted on page 280, is a Table of Historically Associated Seventh Cavalry Revolvers including S/N 4955, with notation

Colt 2nd Contract First Model Dragoon percussion revolver (“Fluck”), .44 caliber, 7.5” barrel, wood grips, S/N 2278, in as found original condition; matching visible numbers except wedge which is #3827; darkpatina on metal surfaces with scattered areas of light pitting, good action, grips show wear, old mars, scratches and several old repairs. A scarce and desirable Dragoon variation. (Antique). Est.:$6,000-$12,000.

Custom stocked finish Sako Javelin Model 17 Javelin caliber bolt action rifle by master gunsmith N. Hultgren for his personal collection, S/N 36538. Hultgren began his career in the 1950’s and was known for hisbeautiful stocking and inlay work till his passing approximately a decade ago when Little Johns sold his collection for his estate. This rifle shows a 18” barrel and is 36 ½” overall made to a ladies dimensions. 13 ¼” to the end of the wood and 13 ¾” to the end of the pad. Balvar 2.5 x 8 scope on Leupold mounts for factory rail. The stock is premium quality burled and birdseye maple showing excellent high relief oak leafcarving. Precise hand carved inlays in geometric and animal scenes. Few stock makers could replicate this work at any price condition is fine to excellent as refurbished at time of customization. The rubber pad isaging and should be replaced. An impressive and beautiful rifle. Est.: $3,000-$6,000

Ruger #1 rifle custom re-built on special order for Robert Petersen (the publisher of “Guns & Ammo”) by a master gunsmith. Re-chambered to .450-400 3 ¼” big game express caliber. Finely made custom checkered burl walnut stock with raised Monte Carlo cheek piece and select exotic wood fore end cap. Finely rust blued with color casehardened frame and trim (Also sight rail and scope mounts casehardened). KahlesAustria 2x scope on thumb release mounts. Flip up rear sight with white bead front sight. Measures 41” overall with a 24” heavy round barrel. Measures 14 ½” to the end of pad from trigger. Fine to excellent condition as recondition. This rifle was expensive to build and the quality is excellent. (Modern) Est.: $3,000-$6,000

Weatherby custom shop Mark V bolt action rifle in .30-06 caliber, S/N H101615 with Redfield scope mounts on factory tap holes. Exceptional burl stock with hand checkering along with exotic wood fore end cap andpistol grip cap. Measures 44 ½” overall with a 24” barrel weighing 7.9lbs. In fine to excellent slightly used condition 96%-98% overall. An exceptional and high grade Weatherby. (Modern) Est.: $1250-$2500

Reproduction Henry rifle in .44-40 caliber Lincoln commemorative, S/N A.L.4. Super deluxe engraved and gilt with fire blue sights and small parts. Fine deluxe wood. A re-creation of famous Henry made for AbeLincoln. Excellent to mint (We unwrapped it). (C&R) Est.: $1250-$2500

English Transition revolver, wood cased with accessories; good condition. Spans the gap between pepperbox and traditional Adams and Dean-style revolvers. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Colt Model 1860 Army 4-screw percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 8” barrel, S/N 29404, matching visible numbers including the wedge; grips have carved owner’s initials where inspections may have been. (Antique). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Early to mid-20th century fully articulated suit of armor probably English made to decorate castles or manors. Approximately 68” in height not including wood base. Great arm and leg defenses with fully articulatedfingers and leather gloves. The condition is very good as recently cleaned and mounted. The helmet is a bit later than the body and not quite as fine quality. Est.: $2500-$5000

Late Edo period (Last emperor period) suit of Japanese armor. Hardened leather that is painted and joined by cloth stitching with metal chin piece. Good to very good overall condition with normal aging, minor loss ofpaint, and small imperfections. Very decorative and a true antique from the period that saw the end of the samurai. Approximately 65” in height on well-made modern base showing crest. Est.: $1750-$3500

Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 5.5” barrel, S/N 278902, in overall good condition as restored with re-nickeled finish, thick stag grips, crisp action and good bore. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Large size English percussion 6-shot pepperbox, .41 caliber, traces of case hardening, scattered areas of surface rust confined primarily to barrel assembly, good wood grips, engraved frame and trigger guardsigned “R. Jones/Liverpool”. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Derringer Rifle & Pistol Works spur trigger revolver, .32RF caliber, 3.5” barrel, period engraved, nickel finish, period ivory grips, S/N 373, in overall very good to near fine condition displaying the majority of itsoriginal finish on frame and barrel assembly, crisp action, sharp markings and beautiful ivory grips showing carved decoration around the grip screw escutcheons. (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

National Derringer, .41 caliber, 2.5” barrel, S/N 416, engraved brass frame, iron barrel, dark bore, action needs work. (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Pair of Belgian O/U percussion pistols, .38 caliber, 4.5” barrels, engraved frames and trigger guards, ebony stocks; overall good condition. (Antique). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Savage Model 99 lever action rifle in .308 caliber with fancy custom stock by N. Hultgren. The rifle shows fancy “Fiddleback” striped maple stock with raised oak leaf carving and fancy exotic wood and ivoryinlays along with ornate fore end cap and grip cap. Jeweled bolt and scope mounts included. Fine to excellent refurbished condition at the time of customization, S/N 940033. This rifle is one of 9 made by N.Hultgren for display and personal collection and was sold by Little John’s approximately a decade ago for his estate. (C&R) Est.: $1500-$3000

Pace Comet 5 cent slot machine, ca. 1930’s; approximately 25” in height, 17” wide and 15” deep, on wood base and in overall excellent working condition at time of description with key. Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Antique Trade stimulator entitled “Magic” Beer Barrel, by A.J. Stephens & Co., Kansas City, MO., U.S.A.; approximately 12” in height, 12” wide and 8” deep; in very good to near fine condition with key and working attime of description. Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Silver mounted powder horn from Scotland engraved “Angus McArthur/From Honorable Amelia Murray/June 1851/Donum”; Amethyst & Topaz with green cord hanger; horn is approximately 13” overall and shows thistlesand acorns in silver mounts; a fine and rare Scottish regalia item! Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Steyr Mannlicher bolt action rifle, 7 x 57 caliber, serial #5413. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with a 22” barrel. The barrel retains the majority of its blued finish with a ramp front andtwo-leaf rear sights. The receiver is beautifully relief engraved in a Germanic game scene with oak leaves, retaining significant original finish. The barrel is marked Anton Sodia, Ferlach ahead of thefront ring and the rifle is equipped with double set triggers and desirable tang safety. The finely checkered wood stock is in very good condition showing handling marks and small mars. The butt stock features aBavarian style cheek piece and ends with a slip on Decelerator pad over a plastic butt plate. The rifle is topped with correct claw mounts and a high quality Hensoldt-Wetzlar fixed 4x scope providing clean, crisp optics. The lot also includes two boxes of Sellier and Bellot 7 x 57 cartridges. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable Mannlicher from a classic Austrian custom maker. (Modern) Est.:

Custom Pre-64 Winchester Model 70, 300 H&H Magnum caliber, serial #317292. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine condition as customized. The 26” barrel features a ramp front and folding rear sights and retains the majority of its blued finish. The receiver is magnificently relief engraved with 90% coverage from the rear sight through the tang. The magazine cover depicts a mountain lion. According to the consigner the riflewas stocked and embellished at the Hollywood Gunshop which is consistent with the high quality work the rifle reflects. The finely checkered Walnut stock is in very good condition with only minor chips in the cheekpiece and shows outstanding fit and figure with an intense fiddle back grain running the length of the stock. The fore end and pistol grip feature beautiful burl wood. The butt stock ends with a Pachmayr ventilatedrubber pad providing a 13 ½” LOP. The rifle is topped with Buehler two-piece mounts and a Burris 6x fixed power scope. The bore is very good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. This rifle is a great

RBL Side by Side shotgun by Connecticut Arms, 12 gauge, serial #RBL005435. The shotgun is in as new in the box condition with 30” barrels with a brass bead front sight. The lot includes the original sales receipt dated April of 2014 with a full purchase cost of $6,245.00. The barrels retain nearly all of their high quality finish while the receiver is tastefully engraved with a game scene and shows beautiful case hardening. The actionfeatures a single, gold trigger. The finely checkered Walnut stock shows little or no use with incredible feather crotch grain and a high gloss finish. The butt stock ends with a Galazan marked rubber recoil padproviding a 14 ¼” LOP. The shotgun comes in a velvet lined plastic hard case with a full set of choke tubes in leather pouch, a set of silver plated snap caps and other accoutrements. The bores are excellent, theaction crisp and markings are sharp on this superior S x S shotgun. (Modern) Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Custom stocked German short Mauser action rifle by Keregskorte & Co. in .222 caliber with double set triggers and mounted with 8 x 43 Pecar (Berlin-Germany) scope. Measures 40” overall with 22” barrel. Finely madeselect burl and birdseye maple stocked by N. Hultgren for his personal collection. Hultgren created a few master show piece arms for display models and his personal collection. Little John’s sold thiscollection approximately a decade ago for his estate. This rifle shows a short K type Mauser action and is S/N 100076 with “Kriegeskorte & Co., Stutgart Germany” agents marking. Fine to excellent condition asrefurbished at the time of customization. The rifle is stocked with select grained birdseye maple with exotic inlays and elaborate raised carving in elaborate oak leaf design. Hand carved fore end cap in form of rams head. This rifle was 1 of 2 “sultan” quality rifles made by Hultgren. Est.: $4000-$8000

B.S.A. Hunter bolt action rifle custom stocked by master gunsmith N. Hultgren for personal collection. This is one of 9 rifles sold by Little John’s approximately a decade ago for the Hultgren estate and nowre-consigned. The rifle measures 43” overall with a 25” barrel with a Pecar (Berlin-Germany) 6 x 59 scope. Shows B.S.A. short Mauser action and B.S.A. Birmingham barrel address. Finely stocked in lightcolored wood possibly cherry with raised carved oak leaf motif signed on left wrist area. The right side of the stock shows hand carved ebony and ivory inlay of leopard. Fancy geometric inlays and carved grip cap.Fine to excellent refurbished condition at the time of customization. Hultgren made a handful of rifles for display purposes and his personal collection. The carving and inlay work on this small group of high artarms is simply superb. Est.: $3000-$6000

Important historically associated high grade double barrel pinfire shotgun by George Gibbs of Bristol, England with two silver engraved plaques that are period inscribed “Made Expressly for Maj. Genl. John Gibbon, USA” mounted at the center portion of the right side butt stock and “Big Hole/August 9th, 1877” on the underside of the butt stock. The gun is 12 gauge with 30” Damascus pattern barrels, finely scroll engraved locks with traces of original case colors drifting to silver toning. The stocks show some wear from carry, small losses but generally very good overall. The actions are good, the bores also good. The gun is signed on the barrel rib and both locks. The S/N is B292 and located on the lower tang of the trigger guard. Gibbon was born in Pennsylvania in 1827, and graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1847. He served in the Mexican-American War, the Seminole War and later the American Civil War as Brigadier-General of volunteers. He commanded a brigade through the Northern Virginia, Maryland, Rappahannock and Pennsylvania campaigns of 1862-63 and was brevetted Major in the regular Army for gallantry and meritorious services in the battle of Antietam. At the battle of Fredericksburg, he was severely wounded (was brevetted Lt. Colonel) and then brevetted Colonel on July 4, 1863, for services at Gettysburg, where he was again severely wounded. On June 7, 1864, Gibbon became Major-General of Volunteers while engaged in the battles of the Wilderness, Spottsylvania and Cold Harbor. He then commanded the 24th Army Corps at Petersburg and was brevetted Brigadier-General and Major-General, U.S.A. on March 13, 1865, later being one of the commissioners to carry into effect the stipulations of Lee’s surrender. After the War, Gibbon commanded several posts in the West during the Indian Wars. He took part in the 1876 campaign in which Custer was defeated at the Little Big Horn, with Gibbon’s troops arriving on the field in time to rescue the survivors and bury the dead. In 1877, as referenced in the smaller of the two plaques of this shotgun, he took part in the campaign against the Nez Pierce and Chief Joseph, where he was again seriously wounded. Gibbon later served in the Army’s Dept. of Columbia and the Dept. of the Pacific until his retirement in 1891. He died on February 6, 1896 and is buried in the Arlington National Cemetery. Included with this lot are 2 binders of information about General Gibbon’s lengthy and storied service to his Country with copies of his files held in the National Archives and other related information including details of his efforts during the campaigns of the Little Big Horn and the Big Hole. An outstanding piece of U.S. Military history having belonged to one of its most active and long serving Officers (44 years). Originally from the famous Texas collection of the late Col. William R. Orbelo. (Antique). Est.: $9,000-$18,000.

Historic Winchester Model 1887 lever action shotgun, 10 gauge, barrel period shortened to 24”, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N 33340 with documentation as belonging to famous Western lawman, Jeff Milton. One original signed letter, dated September 18, 1970 states “Regarding the Model 1887 Lever Action 10 gauge Winchester shotgun which I recently let you have, number 33340, and with a 24 inch barrel: This gun along with a 12 gauge of the same model was given to me by Mr. Jeff Milton about 1935 or 1936 while I was Chief of the Border Patrol in the state of Arizona. I carried this shotgun (10 gauge) during and up to the time of my retirement with the U.S. Border patrol. With kindest regards, I am Yours very truly, Earl Fallis”. A similar notarized affidavit, dated Sept. 3, 1971 and hand signed by Mr. Fallis is also included. A 1971 factory letter is also included indicating this gun, by serial number, originally had a 30” barrel and was shipped on November 20, 1891. The gun is in overall very good condition displaying traces of original case colors on the frame and some areas of muted original blue on the barrel and loading tube, crisp action, sharp markings, very good bore and good wood stocks with checkered steel butt plate. Also included is a binder of original candid photos of Jeff Milton in his later years, pictures with Fallis and family members, etc., many with hand written captions on the back providing his connection with Milton. Jeff Milton was considered one of the greatest of all Western lawmen. He was born on Nov. 7, 1861 in Marianna, Florida, the youngest of fourteen children of Florida Governor John Milton. At the age of 15, Milton moved to Texas and 2 years later became a Texas Ranger. After 4 years, he left for New Mexico and Arizona where he continued his law enforcement career as a Deputy U.S. Marshal (1884) and later as an Arizona Sheriff’s Deputy under John Slaughter. Returning to Texas, Milton eventually became Police Chief of El Paso and on June 21, 1895, while working alongside lawman George Scarborough, shot and killed Martin Mroz, a well-known area outlaw. On Feb. 15, 1900, near Fairbank, AZ, while working as a Wells Fargo Express Messenger, Milton was involved in a shootout with the Burt Alvord gang attempting to rob a train that Milton was guarding. Although severely wounded, he returned fire, killing “Three Fingered Jack” Dunlop and wounding “Bravo” Juan Yoas. Although never fully recovering the use of his arm, in 1904, Milton became a Mounted Immigration Inspector (before the advent of the U.S. Border Patrol). Jeff eventually retired to Tombstone, Arizona in 1932 (where he and Fallis remained close friends for a number of years). He was known to Border Patrol agents as the “first Border Patrolman” and later moved from Tombstone to Tucson, AZ where he died on May 7, 1947, having no formal funeral service but instructing his ashes be scattered in his beloved desert. Formerly in the famous Texas collection of the late John Wilson. Also included with this lot is a first edition of “Jeff Milton, A good Man with a Gun” by J. Evetts Haley (hand signed by Haley). A chance to own a great lawman’s shotgun; previously displayed at the Tombstone, AZ Courthouse Museum while on loan from Earl Fallis. (Antique). Est.: $9,000-$18,000.

Original Model 1839 Colt Paterson percussion carbine, .525 smoothbore caliber, 24” barrel with attached loading lever, wood butt stock. This Paterson shows restoration to the lever, cleaning to metal surfaces with thestock showing checkering with a patchbox and inlays added; also minor repairs and light refinishing. Per Flayderman’s Guide to Antique American Firearms (5B-013), only approximately 950 of these carbines wereproduced between 1838-41. (Antique). Est.: $15,000-$30,000.

Silver mounted parade saddle belonging to Mickey Eissa who was a western personality that road in early Rose Bowl parades. Beautifully engraved silver horn and gullet signed “Bohlin Made Hollywood Calif.” Theseat is stamped “Hollywood Saddlery LTD, Mickey Eissa (Owner)”. The back of the seat shows a Cheyenne roll in scalloped or fluted design with fancy engraved silver back by same engraver as front. The seat and fendersshow blackened and basket weave carving. Mounted with silver horse heads and diamond all engraved en suite. California style tapaderos with matching silver horsehead and engraved geometric decorations. MatchingBohlin, Hollywood Calif. Signed bit and headstall with long and fancy reins engraved silver mounts with horse heads, conchos, geometrics and fancy silver studs. Some leather pieces are signed Bohlin Hollywood.Also silver mounted 6 ft. reins with drops engraved and raised horse head matching silver breast piece showing same designs as saddle, fenders and headstall. The saddle is in as found in the barn condition needing

Mauser Zig-Zag automatic revolving carbine, S/N 51 showing Waffenbrik Mauser Oberndorf/Neckar address stamped on the rear flat of the barrel. 18 ½” half-round/half-octagon barrel and 34 ½”overall. 11mm rifled bore and 6 shot cylinder. The carbine retains 75%-85% original blue that is thinning and toning naturally. Some minor erosion and normal aging just starting. Some light and minorscratches but generally very good plus metal surfaces. The stocks are also very good plus to almost fine with almost all original finish and light handling and storage only. The Mauser hard rubber butt plate is almostpristine. The action work impeccably and the bore is bright. Original sights and sling swivels. A very rare antique that fits into automatic, revolver and oddity categories of collecting. (C&R) Est.: $20,000-$40,000

Special ordered deluxe Colt Paterson Model 1839 carbine with select birds eye maple stock, S/N 737. Formerly Harold’s Club Collection Lot# 2282 in .52 caliber with a 24” half round/half octagon barrel with rare rifled bore. The rifle remains in very good plus condition showing 50%-60% original bright blue on the frame and recoil shield with considerable original tobacco brown finish and Colt finish on the barrel and cylinder. Good markings with minor light pitting and erosion. The cylinder retains most of its original scene but just slightly light and visible under magnification with strong Colt patent markings and Ornsby signature. The loading lever shows a perfect restoration. The stock is checkered and in near fine condition with beautiful grained birds eye and burl maple checkered stock with German silver butt plate. The stock also has been repaired at the wrist which is almost undetectable and an excellent restoration. The sights are also replacements. Included with this rifle is a fine and authentic capper, excellent mold with 80%-90% bright original blue, and authentic horn Paterson flask.. An exceptional 1839 Paterson carbine with very pretty and deluxe stock along with optional and rare rifling. We value the accessories at $10,000 plus. From the award winning Wilmer Kellogg collection. (Antique) Est.: $50,000-$100,000

Winchester Model 1886 Special Order deluxe rifle in .50 express caliber with 26” half round/half octagon barrel, checkered deluxe pistol gripped stock, half magazine, shotgun butt, S/N 120931. Features verified byfactory letter but erroneous listing as “C.B.” (Crescent butt) and an obvious factory error in ledgers. The rifle finish has been factory quality restored by Roger’s Restoration service who specialized inWinchester restoration till his retirement. This rifle was restored to 95% finishes and parts including stock are factory original only refinished not replaced. Correct style Lyman tang sight and folding beech foldingfront sight. Shows British proofs. Shipped March 3, 1900 and very few .50 caliber deluxe models are ever offered for sale. A very nice rifle. (C&R) Est.: $10,000-$20,000

American impressionist oil painting on canvas and laid down on board signed “M. Alten” lower right. Mathias Joseph Alten was active in California and Michigan (Born 1871-Died 1938). This painting portrays a farmer at his plow with horses in his field. From a Michigan industrialists estate. Some losses of paint on central figure and in need of cleaning and minor restoration. Est.: $6,000-$12,000

American impressionist oil painting on artist board signed lower right “M. Alten” and “Walsorde” (Location?). Measures 10” x 13” image only. Mathias Joseph Alten was active in California and Michigan (Born 1871-Died1938). The condition is very good to almost fine with no issue. Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Desirable Holland & Holland double under lever hammer rifle in leather covered wood casing with accessories and Holland & Holland manufacturer’s label on inside lid; brass corners with engraved escutcheon in middle of lid “510 South Broad St./C.B. Moore/Philadelphia”; blued and case hardened finish, 28” barrels, checkered deluxe wood stocks, double triggers with LOP of 14.5” from front trigger to end of checkered hornbutt plate, S/N 4692. This beautiful double rifle is in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its blued finish on the barrels that are marked “Holland & Holland/98 New Bond St./London” and majority of itscase colors on the 60-70% coverage with fine scroll engraved receiver and engraved lockplates; back actions with beautifully engraved tang extending nearly to the comb; the bores are very good, the actions crispand the markings sharp. The left side of the receiver is also inscribed “CHARGE 4-1/4 DRAMS CASE 2-3/4 INCHES”. The wood is very good to fine overall with attractive graining. The case shows scuffing from carry

Engraved Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 4.75” barrel, nickel finish, raised carved eagle pearl grips, S/N 116470, blackpowder, Nimschke engraved, shipped soft; in overall very good + condition with extensive coverage of engraving; considerable nickel finish remaining, particularly on barrel assembly and straps; good to very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good beautiful iridescent pearl grips displayingfinely carved spread American eagle. (Antique). Est.: $14,000-$28,000.

Prime Custer serial number range U.S. Springfield Trapdoor SRC, .45-70 caliber, 22” barrel, high arch trapdoor, wood stock, S/N 18678, in overall good to very good condition with a classic “untouched” appearancedisplaying a dark patina to metal surfaces, crisp action and good markings; dark bore, evenly weather wood stock showing pommel wear on the underside of the fore stock area below front of receiver. A great looking old warrior that should be further researched! (Antique). Est.: $3,500-$7,000.

Fantastic Colt Officer’s Model Target DA revolver, .38 caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, factory engraved, raised carved steer head ivory grips, S/N 536155, in excellent condition showing little use or handling;accompanied by a copy of a 1990-dated Colt factory letter confirming all features and indicating shipment to Morley-Murphy Hardware Co., Green Bay, WI on February 8, 1927, 1 gun in shipment. ALSO, under “Remarks” ofletter: “Records also indicate this revolver was equipped with an Ivory Bead front sight at the time of shipment. This special work was processed on Colt Factory Order Number 12365/1”. A top collector quality Colt thatwould be hard to upgrade from! (C&R/PPT). Est.: $12,500-$25,000.

Factory Engraved Colt New Service Target DA revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued finish, Colt ivory medallion grips, checkered grip straps, S/N 307104, in overall excellent condition displaying 98-99%original finish with only slight muzzle edge wear, excellent bore, crisp action, markings and engraving, excellent grips showing classic age. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming features and factoryengraving; shipped to Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co., address not listed, Dealer locations Boston, Worchester & Fitchburg, MA, shipped on September 27, 1923 to order #7796/1, one gun in shipment. Hard toimprove upon this one! (C&R/PPT). Est.: $14,000-$28,000.

Fancy raised craved gold age Kentucky rifle signed “D. Cooley” of Adams County, PA. See pages 501-595 “Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age” and in particular illustration No. 37. The rifle is in as found out of the attic condition and is a recent find from southern California estate. The rifle measures 58 ¾” overall with a 42 ½” swamped or flared barrel of approximately .46 caliber rifled. Dark brown patina finish that is uncleaned and dark with some pitting around the firing area from use. The lock is replaced (Possibly at the time of the conversion) and is a close but not exact fit that was definitely used during working life in the 19th century. The stock is profusely raised carved and raised scroll around the cheek piece area extending onto the wrist area and 10” being almost the entire length of the left side of butt stock. Carved around the tang and right side of the wrist in front of patch box. Molded around the lock and incised carving in front of the lock. Raised carved (worn) behind the rear ramrod finial. The stock is generally very good and shows losses around the lock from firing and use (Also behind the hammer). The pierced patch box is of generous size and secured by 9 screws with light engraving matching to the side plate secured by 3 screws. 10 silver inlays around 6 barrel keys, at wrist, cheek piece (Star), and hearts at the back of each side behind the lock. The brass is completely as found and not cleaned. The wood shows no restorations or repairs since 19th century with just normal wear from carry west and carving is well defined. An important Kentucky with many similarities to John Armstrong in its decoration. (Antique) Est.: $12,500-$25,000

Historically important Colt 1851 Navy revolver fully and elaborately engraved in profuse scroll by Gustav Young and originally period inscribed “Presented to Daniel Rathbun (SP?), By George Chorpenning, April 1858”, S/N 25111. This Colt is originally deluxe scroll engraved by Gustave Young with vignette of Indian on the left barrel lug, hand engraved Colt’s patent, tight scrolls with typical “Devil Dogs”, cob webs, parrot eagle, and gargoyle all within the best Young style tight scroll. The pistol remains in original very good condition with traces of blue with brown patina, sharp markings and all matching serial numbers. 50%-70% light scene and very good burl grips that fit impeccably and show an expert repair to one corner. There is some slight pitting and a minor mark on the front of the barrel behind the sight which is negligible. This is a rare small iron guard variation of which only a few are known engraved. George Chorpenning was the first man to carry mail across the American continent by stagecoach. He was a pioneer in transportation of mail, freight and passengers to California during the gold rush. He traveled to California in 1850 with 49ers in search of gold. Instead he teamed with Absolam Woodward who was an entrepreneur to carry mail from Salt Lake to California in 1851. Woodward was killed in 1851 by Idian attack on a mail run. Chorpenning continued the contract with post office and drove many runs himself. He developed and enlarged his routes through 1860. In 1860 due to insane and crooked California politics Willam Hepburn Russell used Chorpeninng’s way stations to establish “The Pony Express”. Chorpenning’s routes were the central routes for travel until the railroad was completed in 1869. He also opened a route from San Antonio, Texas to California in 1857 which is basically highway 10 today. Chorpenning sued the federal government and was eventually successful in receiving a huge settlement ($430,000) for his stations that were appropriated by U.S. Mail. Chorpenning organized the second Maryland Inf. in 1861 on the personal request of Abraham Lincoln and he served as colonel during the Civil War. Chorpenning though not as well-known as Russell, Wells, Fargo and other stagecoach men may well have been the earliest and most important among these legends in the California gold rush era. A recently discovered Colt with great western and California significance that should be further researched as to the identity of Daniel Rathbun (SP?). Late info: Daniel Rathbun (SP?) was recently discovered as going west to California 1853. He became a stagecoach driver and freighter working in Utah and California. He was the first man to drive mail by stagecoach from San Bernardino to Los Angeles. This is a museum quality California gold rush artifact. (Antique) Est.: $18,000-$36,000.

United States Property-marked Colt Model 1911A-1 Transition Model semi-automatic pistol, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood grips, two-tone magazine, S/N 702141, in overall excellent condition showing approximately 98%+ original finish, just some high point wear, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and excellent grips. Accompanied by an importantly detailed Colt factory letter confirming “Transition Model”, caliber, barrel length and finish; type of stocks “Not Listed”, Special Features: Furnished with a new style trigger and mainspring housing; Sold To: U.S. Government; Shipped To: Springfield Armory, Springfield, Massachusetts on February 14, 1924; date of manufacture: January 11, 1924; 1,000 same type guns in shipment. “Remarks: Although these pistols are categorized in the Colt records as Model 1911 pistols, they are furnished with the model 1911A1 improvements. The serial number range for these ‘Transition Model ‘ pistols is 700,001 to 710,000”. Condition, rarity and desirability are all here on this Colt pistol! (C& R). Est.: $6,000-$12,000.

Pair of silver mounted English flintlock Queen Ann style pistols, .60 caliber, 6.5” screw-off cannon barrels, blued finish, wood stocks with raised carving at top of each wrist; silver ornate decorations on grips and silver butt caps in form of menacing face; in overall very good to near fine condition each with majority of muted blued finish on metal surfaces, one with crisp action, one with need for action work; very good to nearfine wood stocks with great patina; a beautiful matched pair. (Antique). Est.: $7,000-$14,000.

U.S. Springfield Model 1899 Krag bolt action carbine, .30-40 Krag caliber, 22” barrel, military blued finish, wood stock with circle P proof and inspector’s cartouche on left side of stock, sectional cleaning rodincluded, S/N 420813, in overall very good + condition displaying considerable military blue to metal surfaces, crisp action, sharp markings, good bore and very good wood stock showing a better-than-usual graining.(C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. Springfield Model 1894 bolt action Krag rifle, converted from rod bayonet, .30-40 Krag caliber, 30” barrel, military blued finish, case hardened receiver, wood stock, sectional cleaning rod, brass muzzle coverand canvas receiver cover, S/N 2488, in overall very good to fine condition showing considerable blued finish and hints of case colors on receiver, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine wood with circle Pproof and crisp inspector’s cartouche dated 1896; better-than-usual graining to wood stock. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

U.S. Springfield M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle, .30 caliber, 24” barrel dated 9-43, military finish, wood stock, leather sling, S/N 512912, in overall very good + condition showing majority of military finish, verygood bore, crisp action and markings, circle P proof and inspector cartouche. (C&R). Est.: $800-$1,600.

U.S. Model 1917 bolt action rifle by Winchester, .30-06 caliber, 26” Winchester barrel dated 5-18, military blued finish, wood stock, woven sling, S/N 301034, in overall fine condition displaying themajority of its military finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine stock with 2 circle P proofs and inspector’s cartouche. (C&R). Est.: $750-$1,500.

Colt SAA Special Edition for Colt Collectors Association (“CCA 97of 150” inscribed on butt strap), .38 W.C.F. caliber, 4.75” barrel, nickel finish, checkered black eagle grips, S/N S05900A, in factory Colt Custom Gun Shoptwo piece blue cardboard box with cardboard shipping sleeve and end label numbered to this gun; hang tag and instructions; in like new condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Colt Model 1908 semi-automatic pistol, .380 caliber, 4” barrel, blued finish, checkered hard rubber grips, S/N 61918, with factory cardboard box, correct end labels, two-tone magazine and instructions. This gun is inoverall excellent condition showing little handling; the box has several flaked pieces of the labels missing and edge wear, scuffing and some brown covering damage. A beautiful early .380 pocket Colt pistol! (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .44-40 WCF caliber, serial #214262B. The rifle is good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel with a post front and standard rear sight missing the elevator. The barrel and full-length magazine show traces of old nickel finish with the remainder showing moderate surface rust and erosion. The receiver has taken on a grey patina with old nickel in the protected areas and moderatesurface erosion. The brass elevator is clearly marked .44 caliber. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with small mars and compressions but appear solid. The butt stock ends with a smooth metal crescent butt plate with trap. The bore is fair, the action crisp and markings are sharp. A desirable 73 with traces of what may well be original factory nickel that would benefit from a little TLC. (Antique) Est.:$800-$1,600.

German G-43 by A.C. Walther semi-auto rifle, 8mm caliber, serial #1107D. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 22” barrel with hooded front and military tangent style rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their military finish with a small area ground down at the rear of the action and a Nazi eagle proof at the bolt handle. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition having been re-finished. The butt ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this nice example of a G-43 from the Walther factory. The lot includes a period leather military sling and one correct magazine marked with the Nazi eagle proof. (C+R) Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Mitchell Mauser Model 98 bolt action rifle, 8mm caliber, 25” barrel, import-marked, nazi proofed, wood stock, leather sling, S/N 8179E, mounted with a ZF-41 scope, sniper quality with crisp optics, in overall finecondition as re-furbished, 42 dated on top of receiver; also Mitchell Mauser metal case for scope. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Mitchell Mauser Model 98 bolt action rifle, 8mm caliber, 24.5” barrel, import-marked, wood stock, side rail mount with German scope displaying fine optics, S/N 4199R. This rifle is in overall fine to excellentcondition as rebuilt by Mitchell; accompanied by a Mitchell manual and certificate. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $900-$1,800.

Finnish Nagant bolt action rifle, import-marked, with scope displaying crisp Zeiss optics, Russian re-built, wood stock, leather sling, S/N 86432, in overall very good to near fine as restored.(C&R/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

U.S. Springfield A4 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, 24.5” R.A. barrel dated 2-44, military finish, wood stock with leather sling and butt stock cheek piece, S/N 4167485, mounted with original G.I. Weaverscope (per consignor), in overall excellent condition as rebuilt; sharp optics. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

British Enfield No. 4 MK II bolt action rifle, .303 caliber, 25” barrel, import-marked, military finish, wood stock with wood cheek piece on top of butt stock, tan woven sling, S/N A15560, mounted with aNo. 32 MK II 1944-dated scope with fine optics. This rifle is in overall fine to excellent condition as rebuilt. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $700-$1,400.

United States Property-marked Remington Model 1911A-1 Armorer’s Cut-Away semi-automatic pistol, .45 caliber, 5” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood grips, S/N 46, in overall fine to excellent condition as modified forvisual training purposes. An important variation for any serious military enthusiast’s collection. (C&R). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

U.S. Springfield Model ’03 bolt action rifle, rebuilt by Miltec Mfg., .30-06 caliber, 24” S.A. barrel dated 5-42, beautifully grained wood stock, leather sling, extra bolt (bent bolt installed by Miltec), S/N 1205790,mounted with an 8X Unertl scope, in overall excellent condition. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $2,500-$4,000.

Historic Colt Army Special DA revolver, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 4.5” barrel, blued finish, pearl grips with period inscription on left grip “Presented to Marshal J. L. Moffett by his Coalinga Friends/Xmas 1909”, S/N 313949,in overall very good + condition displaying considerable original blued finish mixed with brown patina and some holster wear with minor spots of light erosion; crisp action, good markings and a very good bore. Thegrips are beautifully iridescent and the inscription shows considerable black enamel fill in the lettering. Accompanying this gun are copies of two photos of the “Coalinga Toggery” baseball team with Marshal Moffettstanding with the group in front of bleachers that are packed with fans. Additionally, there are several copies of newspaper, census, and postcard notices of wanted persons related to City Marshal Moffett.Additional research on Moffett should provide the successful bidder with more information on Moffett’s career. (C&R/NO PPT). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Colt Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver, .36 caliber, 7.5” octagon barrel, blued and case hardened finish, fantastic original carved ivory grips with left side displaying a profile of Lola Montez or Saloon gal, S/N199453 (all matching visible numbers). This gun is in overall very good to near fine un-cleaned condition displaying considerable original blued finish on the barrel mixed with a pleasing patina, traces of originalcase colors on frame and loading lever, majority of original cylinder scene, crisp action, sharp markings and as mentioned before, finely raised carved ivory grips. Interestingly, on the inside back of the grip channel are inked or penciled a Delta sign followed by O R and also “V.R P. G”; may be researchable. (Antique). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

F.N. Custom workshop B25 O/U Belgium made 12GA shotgun, 2 barrel set and elaborately scroll engraved, S/N 18194-73. The engraving is signed J. Lodewy at the bottom left of the frame. Barrel #1 is 27 ½” with a low riseand hand filed rib with split forend. Both barrels are choked improved cylinder. Barrel #2 is 27 ½” with the same configurations, split forend, matching numbers and choked modified/modified both barrels. Singletrigger and auto ejectors. The stocks are select burl walnut with fine checkering on forends, wrist, and English style wood butt. 14 ½” pull and approximately 1 ¼” drop at the comb and 1 ½” at the heel. Perch bellyEuropean style buttstock. The metal surfaces remain in near fine condition with 95%-98% original finish showing minor loss and slight use. The stock needs repair and restoration with one forend having a crack (Pieceretained and easy repair). The buttstock shows a hair line crack and weakness at the right side of the wrist. An extremely expensive and fine set that would be in excess of $25,000 to replace with a long

Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle, .38-56 W.C.F. caliber, 26” round barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N 44370, in overall near fine condition displaying considerable original muted bluedfinish on the barrel and the majority of its original case colors on the receiver; crisp action, sharp markings, very good bore; wood is overall very good + with some scattered old mars from storage. Very desirable withthe case hardened receiver. (Antique). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

Winchester 1st Model 1873 lever action rifle, .44-40, 28” round barrel, plain trigger, wood stocks with 4-piece cleaning rod in butt trap, S/N 19760, in overall very good condition showing a dark brown patina onmetal surfaces, crisp action, very good bore, sharp markings and very good wood stocks displaying some old mars and scratches from carry and storage. Accompanied by a 2001-dated factory letter in frame confirming features and indicating received in warehouse on August 28, 1877 and shipped on July 6, 1878 to order #12316. (Antique). Est.: $5,000-$10,000.

Very early Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .38-55 caliber, 26” octagon barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, adjustable front sight, no rear sight and an adjustable tang sight, S/N 3900, in overall very goodto fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish to metal surfaces, very good + bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good to fine wood stocks. Accompanied by a framed factory letter confirmingfeatures and indicated received in warehouse on July 8, 1895, shipped on July 8, 1895 to order # 13936 and return & repair on Sept. 15, 1903, #201009. (Antique). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Winchester Model 97 pump action takedown “trench” shotgun with ventilated barrel guard, 12 gauge, cylinder choked, 21” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, U.S.-marked frame (left rear side), flaming bomb proof mark on top of barrel at breech plus 2 Winchester proof marks, one on the top front of the receiver and one on the breech end of the barrel near the flaming bomb proof, S/N E920001. This gun is in overall very good to fine condition with the majority of its original finish remaining, fine bore, crisp action and markings with very good to near fine wood. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

One men’s ring in 14k yellow gold set with a 5.7ct round brilliant cut black diamond Est:$3,000-3,500

One old 2.32 ct European cut diamond solitaire set in a traditional 8 prong yellow gold mounting Est:$15,000-17,000

One flower designed canary sapphire necklace in 14k white gold set with 274 yellow sapphire weighing approx 2.5 carat Est:$5,000-7,000

Smith & Wesson Model 617 DA revolver, .22LR caliber, 6” barrel, stainless, finger groove wood medallion grips, S/N BES3416, with extra 4” stainless barrel and instructions manual. This revolver is in overall excellentcondition showing minimal use and handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Bisley single action revolver, .44 Special caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued finish, smooth wood black medallion grips, S/N 521-35500, in overall excellent condition showing minimal handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

H&K Model P9S semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, 4” barrel, black finish, checkered black grips, S/N 405 945, in overall excellent condition showing little handling; accompanied with factory 2 piece cardboardbox, extra magazine and instructions. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

EMF Model Great Western II SAA revolver, .45LC caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued finish, faux ivory grips, S/N E24155, in overall excellent condition showing little handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Smith & Wesson Model 686 DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 4” barrel, stainless, checkered finger groove hard rubber grips, S/N AAD4460, in overall excellent condition; accompanied by an extra 6” stainless barrelin excellent condition and misc. additional spare internal parts and instructions. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

EMF Model Great Western II Single Action revolver, engraved, .45LC caliber, 4.75” barrel, blued finish, faux ivory grips, S/N E 18858, in overall fine condition with a crisp action, fine bore and tasteful floralengraving. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

Colt New Frontier SAA revolver, .22 caliber with extra cylinder, 4.4” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered black eagle grips, S/N L18845, in factory box numbered to this gun with inserts and instructions.This gun is in excellent, like new condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt Model 1903 Pocket semi-automatic pistol, .32 caliber, 4” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood medallion grips, S/N 554172, in overall very good to fine condition displaying the majority of its originalfinish, some high point wear, fine bore, crisp action and markings, very good + grips. Accompanied by an extra extractor part. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Custom built-up Colt Buntline SAA revolver, .44 Special caliber, 12” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered black eagle grips, S/N SA64720, in overall excellent condition showing the majority of itsoriginal finish, excellent bore, action, markings and grips; accompanied by a wood grain cardboard box, inserts and original 5.5” barrel plus additional small parts and instructions manual. (Modern/PPT).Est.: $750-$1,500.

Winchester Model 63 semi-automatic rifle, .22LR Super Speed & Super-X caliber, 23” round barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 42657A, in overall very good to fine condition displaying the majority of itsoriginal finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and near fine wood showing minor old mars and scratches from storage. (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action SRC, .25-35 W.C.F. caliber, 20” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 660447, in overall very good condition showing considerable blue on loading tube, traces of blue in protected areas of barrel and muted traces of blue on receiver, bore may clean to good or very good, crisp action, sharp markings and good stocks showing some oil staining to front end and butt end of butt stock. (C&R).Est.: $700-$1,400.

Browning Model B-92 lever action SRC Centennial (1878-1978), .44 Rem. Mag. caliber, 20” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 1878B-3899, in like new condition with instructions manual and factorycardboard box with inserts. (Modern). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. Springfield Model 1899 bolt action Krag Philippine Constabulary rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 22” barrel, military finish, wood stock, leather sling, S/N 287388, in overall very good to near fine condition with crispaction, sharp markings, majority of military finish remaining on metal surfaces, good bore, very good wood with scattered old mars and scratches from carry and storage; accompanied by sectioned cleaning rod andmetal oiler. (C&R). Est.: $500-$1,000.

U.S. Springfield Model 1896 bolt action Krag rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 30” barrel, military blued finish, wood stock with tan woven sling; sectional cleaning rod and metal oiler in butt trap; brass muzzle coverpresent, S/N 94876, in overall fine condition showing the majority of its military finish, very good to fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine stock with lightly visible inspector’s cartouche. (Antique).Est.: $500-$1,000.

Parker by Winchester DHE Grade SxS hammerless shotgun, 20 gauge, 26” barrels, blued and case hardened finish, engraved receiver with 3 hunting panel scenes, single trigger, 14.5” LOP, deluxe checkered and beautifullygrained wood stocks, checkered butt end of stock with skeleton butt plate, S/N 20-04759, in like new condition and contained in a leather covered suitcase style lined casing (Modern). Est.: $3,000-$6,000.

Accuracy International England bolt action sniper rifle, .300 Win. Mag. caliber, 29” fluted barrel including muzzle break, mat black finish, polymer stock, bi-pod, adjustable butt stock, S/N 09SM14203, scopemounts on adjustable rail (no scope); in overall like new condition and accompanied by a black soft carry case with 3 additional magazines, padded sling and 2 misc. woven slings. (Modern). Est.:$4,000-$8,000.

Beautifully engraved drilling rifle, 12 gauge over .38-55 caliber, 28.5” Damascus barrels (shotgun) marked “Chas Hummel & Son, San Antonio, Tex”; checkered wood stocks, checkered horn butt plate, S/N 9214, inoverall very good + condition showing the majority of Damascus pattern on shotgun barrels, crisp actions, sharp markings and fine engraving. The bores are very good to near fine and the wood is very good showingsome scattered old mars from storage; the butt plate shows some old worming. Accompanying this gun is a copy of a handwritten 3-page letter dated February 21, 1999, signed by Virginia Hicks McCormacstating in summary that this rifle was sold originally to her grandfather, F.M. Hicks II in the 1890s in San Antonio, TX by legendary arms dealer Charles Hummel. She also notes the family had a long line of successfulbusinessmen thru the generations including real estate, automobile dealerships, attorneys-at-law, and the position of Mayor of San Antonio, Marshall Hicks (1899-1901). A nice drilling rifle with classic Germanic

Ketland & Co., London-marked pair of all brass O/U tap action flintlock pistols, .41 caliber, 3.5” barrels, checkered and silver decorated wood grips, in overall very good + to near fine condition displaying a pleasingpatina to brass, crisp actions, very good markings and very good to near fine grips. (Antique). Est.: $2,000-$4,000.

Kentucky style O/U combination percussion longarm, .41 rifled over .44 smoothbore calibers, 36” barrels marked “J. Stapleton”, back action locks marked “Leman/Lancaster, PA”, double set triggers (working at time ofdescription); brass mountings including engraved patchbox, wood butt stock and wood ramrod; butt stock displays 9 silver decorative inlays. This gun is in overall good condition with an even dark brown patina on barrel assembly, good wood butt stock with minor damage to the base of the brass butt cap. (Antique). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Horseman’s size 18th century Roman lock miquelet flintlock pistol with burl wood stock and elaborate engraved and gilt brass mounts. Measures 19” overall with 12 ½” barrel of approximately .45 calibersmoothbore. Original belt hook retained. The mounts show hand engraving of eagle facing right with wings spread on plaque in fore end, on trigger guard, and plaque at the top of wrist. Side plate engraved with gamescene. The metal shows a gray brown patina with slight pitting and erosion with just normal aging. The stock shows a beautiful grain with no splices or repairs and is very good plus. Brass tipped correct style ramrodincluded. An unusually large Roman lock with nicely and deluxe engraved mounts. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Continental flintlock horseman’s size pistol with early banana shaped lock circa 1700-1750. The barrel shows “H.L.” makers mark in small cartouche along with standing lion with crown. Measures 20” overall withalmost 13” barrel of .54 caliber smoothbore. Nicely chiseled steel butt cap and pierced steel side plate with foliate motif along with steel turned ramrod. Nicely raised carved stock showing minor restoration andcleaning. Original flintlock parts. Possibly Dutch or Flemish origin. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

French naval style blunderbuss circa 1780-1800s with iron barrel and mounts. In very good plus condition with some minor pitting on the metal but very good plus stocks. Silver inlaid plaque at the wristprobably carried original officer’s crest or initials now removed. Measures 13” overall with a 7” barrel. The barrel has a radical flare to 1 ¼” plus across outside diameter. A very nice Napoleonic era piece from the erawhere great sea battles between French and British occurred. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Unusual Metraluex palm squeezer in 6mm rimfire showing engraved and nickeled frame with blued barrel and checkered wood grips panels. Marked “Loro” and “J.R. Cie” on the bottom of the frame with S/N 86. 50%-75%original blue and nickel with some drifting on the frame. The grips are very good with minor age. Bright finish on the springs and small parts. The action is not working perfectly but all there and cycles. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Colt 4th Generation SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered black eagle grips, S/N S63792A, in as new condition with blue two piece factory box with white outer cardboardsleeve box; with instructions and hang tag. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Colt 4th Generation SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered black eagle grips, S/N S64228A, in as new condition with blue two piece factory box with white outer cardboardsleeve box; with hang tag. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,400-$2,800.

Signed Koto period tanto (Short sword) with a 10 ¼” freshly polished blade in sira-siya along with fine antique original mountings for this blade. The blade shows fine grain and thin temper line on almost flat earlystyle. Fresh polish with minor and small imperfections. Fancy red lacquered scabbard in good condition. Very old and simple iron tsuba. Kozuka knife and fittings are fancy inlaid bronze and soft metals of goodquality. The grip is good with menuki. A very nicely mounted and early tanto. Est.: $900-$1800

Sino-Soviet era Wakasashi in D-Guard. The Wakasashi is in good overall condition with a 23” blade and an overall length of 29”. The blade shows only scabbard wear and no signs of sharpening. The brass guard is in goodcondition with floral decorations. The grip is wire wrapped ray skin. The metal scabbard shows wear a loss of finish at the toe and includes hangers. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Browning Model 1885 single shot breech loading rifle, .45-70 Gov’t. caliber, 28” octagon barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stocks, S/N 05576NP371, in overall excellent condition displaying little if any use;beautifully grained wood stocks; with a padded hard carry case. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Ruger #1 rifle in .22-250 caliber mounted with Unertl 12x scope on Unertl mounts, S/N 130-02210. Q.D. sling swivels with leather sling. 24” heavy barrel with Ruger address. (Modern) Est.: $800-$1600

Pair of French center hammer flintlock pistols with screw of barrels signed “Michel Berleur”. Measures 7” overall with 2” barrels of approximately .42 caliber smoothbore. Good to very good condition with sharpmarkings. The top jaw is missing and 1 frizzen works well. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Very unusual double action pinfire revolver with bottom screw release to remove the barrel and cylinder for loading cartridges. Marked “Brevete” with Belgium proofs. Measures almost 12” overall with 6 ¼” barrelin 9mm and a six shot cylinder. Bright metal finish with only slight staining and aging. The grips are very good also and the action works well. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Handmade Eastern or Mid-Eastern period copy of English pepperbox revolver of 1850’s to 60’s style. .36 caliber five shot double action. Measures 9” overall with a 4” barrel group. Fancy silver decoration and inlays.The grips show silver and copper inlayed into the wood. No identifying marks or proofs but well made. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Continental mid-19th century combination knife pistol in percussion and probably French. Measures 9 ½” overall with blade folded and approximately .36 caliber bore. The folding blade measures almost 5”. Brightoriginal polish with dark wood grips possibly ebony. Some slight staining but almost excellent condition. The spring is weak on the hammer. Est.: $1500-$3000

Continental double barrel percussion knife pistol with fancy engraved German silver body circa 1850-60s. Approximately .36 caliber barrels of 3 ¼” mounted SxS with two folding triggers. Bright blue on the triggers andhammers and near fine condition overall. The blade measures approximately 4 ¼”. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

High quality French 19th century air pistol inlaid in gold “St. Etienne on the barrel. Approximately .32 caliber (7.65mm) and measures 18 ½” overall with a 10” barrel along with target quality sights. Engravedframe with checkered wood grip. In good overall condition with normal aging and minor imperfections, S/N 3713 with proofs and unidentified maker’s marks. A removable cylinder is mounted beneath the barrel andunscrews. This cylinder can be charged by a hand pump whivh is not included. Very collectible and scarce. Est.: $1500-$3000

Double Action English revolver marked “No. 3367” on right side of frame with no other markers except British proofs in its original to the period partition style velvet lined case with paper label in the lid showinggoddess and initials “F.C. and Co.”. A shipper or traders label? Double action only and approximately .40 caliber similar to Bentley patent. Measures 11” overall with a 5 1/8” octagon barrel. 75%-85% bright original blue with drifting on the frame. The grips and metal are near excellent. The case is very good plus with mold, flask and misc. accessories. The exterior is good. Civil War era. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Original bronze entitled “Ready to Rope” by Bill Nebeker of Prescott, AZ, #25/25, approximately 13” in height including wood base; copy of original receipt for $3,200. Est.: $800-$1,600+

Original bronze entitled “Holdin’ Herd”, #7/40 by well-known artist Jasper D’Ambrosi, approximately 15” in height including wood base; a classic looking cowboy and his horse. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Original bronze entitled “Top Centered” with Certificate of Authenticity, #30/50; by James Phillip Regimbal, approximately 17” in height including wood base, authentication signed by Regimbal and Louis Kaplan dated1986. Great action and detail. Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Beautiful silver mounted Meerschaum pipe with raised coat-of-arms carving including carved ribbon stating “A DEO ET PATRE”, accompanied with extra pieces and contained in a modern lined wood casing. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Presentation miniature cannon on wood base with plaque “MINIATURE MODEL OF KIM’S GUN (ZAMZAMA) MANUFACTURED AT LAHORE PAKISTAN FOR KING AHMAD SHAH ABDALI IN 1757 A.D. FIRST TIME USED BY THE AFGHAN MONARCH IN 1761 A.D.IN THE 3RD BATTLE OF PANIPAT”. Model is approximately 14” long x 6” wide by 6” in height; with base 21” x 15”. Est.: $750-$1,500.

Turney flintlock pistol, center hammer, .58 caliber, 6” screw-off cannon barrel, silver mounted and silver wire inlaid wood grip, mid-1700’s; in overall very good condition with grey patina to metal surfaces, goodaction. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Engraved Spontoon with wood pole and red wool decorative material affixed to the bottom of the 13” spearhead. Overall length is approximately 71”. Est.: $750-$1,500.

Remington Saw Handle derringer, .22RF caliber, 3.25” barrel, blued finish, wood grips, no visible S/N, in overall near fine condition displaying the majority of its original blue finish, crisp action and verygood grips showing a couple mars to bottom of grips. (Antique). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Early American percussion pocket or buggy rifle with removable stock and unmarked but similar to E. Allen. Nearly 15 ½” barrel of .45 caliber rifled and 32” with the stock attached. Brown patina finish and good tovery good condition overall with minor storage and use marks from the stock. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Rare single shot brass frame .22 caliber tip up target pistol with attached wire frame shoulder stock signed “J.W. Setter” of New England. Measures 24 ½” overall with an 11” half round/half octagon barrel with stockattached. 30%-50% original blue drifting to brown. Very good grips and nice patina on the frame. The action is good and the bore is fair. Seldom seen and similar to Stevens. NSNV. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

New England combo pistol and buggy rifle signed “Warren, Albany (New York) on the lock. Measures 13” without the stock and 25” with the wire frame stock attached. 8” medium to almost heavy octagon barrel of .45caliber rifled and measuring approximately 7/8” across the center of muzzle to the outside edges. The stock is false stripped and burled with a staining process and varnished creating a pleasant look. Very good plus condition with considerable brown and colors on the lock. An attractive buggy rifle that could be used as a pistol. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Belgium proofed Flobert style .22 caliber single shot target pistol with tip up barrel and removable shoulder stock. 80%-90% original blue on the barrel with some spotting and losses. Nickeled frame andmounts about 90% with minor rust and erosion. Very good overall. (Antique) Est.: $1200-$2400

Mauser Model C96 semi-automatic pistol, 7.65mm caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued finish, wood grips, S/N 303589 (matching visible numbers), accompanied by a wood shoulder stock, leather holster, cleaning rod andextra spring clip. This pistol is in overall very good condition with considerable military blue finish remaining, some scattered losses of finish to barrel, crisp action, sharp markings and very good grips.The stock and holster are overall good to very good. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $1,250-$2,500.

Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 5.5” barrel, nickel finish, checkered black eagle grips, S/N S57727A, in overall excellent condition showing little handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $1,000-$1,600.

Authentic antique bronze circa late 19th to early 20th century of Roman gladiator with battle armor signed J (or T) L (or I) G (or J) orome. Measures 15” in height not including 2” thick marble base. Great patinaand well researched. A quality art piece from top Westlake collector. Est.: $600-$1200

Original bronze of black rhino signed “Don greig” and numbered “22/30” with signature and cartouche 9” in height x 21” in length. Excellent study. Well known African wildlife artist whose work is often displayed atSafari Club International meetings. Gallery retail $3500. Est.: $800-$1600

Carved hard stone (Verdite from Zimbabwe similar to jade) statue by P.M. Zubute considered the top African artist in this filed by many Safari Club and art collectors. This carving shows a cape buffalo andmeasures approximately 11” in height by 19 1/2” in length. Retails $3500. Est.: $800-$1600

Colt New Frontier single action revolver, .44 Special caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, smooth wood medallion grips, S/N 13868NF, like new in the factory wood grain cardboard box with inserts.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $800-$1,600.

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk single action Bisley revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued finish, smooth wood medallion grips, S/N 88-51401, in overall excellent condition displaying minimal handling.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk single action Bisley revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, 3.75” barrel, stainless, smooth wood medallion grips, S/N 88-49037, in overall excellent condition showing little handling.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Ruger New Model Blackhawk single action revolver, .45 caliber with extra .45 ACP cylinder, 4.75” barrel, blued finish, faux ivory medallion grips, S/N 521-35237, in overall excellent condition; accompanied byan extra hammer. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Colt Mark IV/Series 80 Government Model semi-automatic pistol, .380 Auto caliber, 3.5” barrel, blued finish, faux ivory medallion grips, S/N RC82254, accompanied by an extra magazine, extra checkered blackmedallion grips and several extra small parts. This gun is in overall excellent condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt MK IV/Series 80 Mustang Model semi-automatic pistol, .380 Auto caliber, 2.75” barrel, steel frame, checkered black medallion grips, S/N MU64104, accompanied by 2 extra magazines. This gun is in overallexcellent condition showing little handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Brass framed prototype mechanism model, 2.625” barrel, 6.375 overall, brass frame is 5” overall with Certificate of Authenticity from Little John Gangel dated May 29, 1997, stating “. . . formerly in the ConnecticutState Library collection and part of a group of prototypes and firearms traded by the museum to well-known California historian R. L. Wilson and Ted Hutchinson. This piece, along with other Colt memorabilia whichincluded pieces of Colt’s fence and items belonging to Thuer who invented the Thuer conversion and Colt’s 3rd Model derringer, were auctioned by us sometime in the early 1980’s”. A must have for the Colt orprototype collector! (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, 3” octagon barrel, New York engraved in Nimschke style, nickel finish, ivory grips, S/N 14515D, in overall very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitneyfamily collection. Est.: $400-$800.

Whitney spur trigger .38 caliber revolver, 2” octagon barrel, nickel finish, rosewood grips, S/N 729, “U.S.” stamped on right side of frame (??); also 4 dots on each side of frame; intriguing; possible U.S. CartridgeCo. collection or Gov’t agency (like Secret Service?). Unknown significance; definitely an old marking but no attribution is found to date in available research. (Antique). From the Whitney family collection. Est.: $350-$700.

Whitneyville .32 caliber spur trigger revolver, rare 5” octagon barrel, blue and silver finish, ivory grips, S/N 1441, in overall very good to near fine condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, fully and deluxe N.Y. engraving, nickel finish, ivory grips, S/N 15078, short cylinder, in overall very good to near fine condition. (Antique). From the Whitneyfamily collection. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Custom German Gewehr 98 Mauser bolt action rifle, .257 Ackley Improved caliber, serial #2238L. The rifle is in good overall condition as customized. The rifle features a 22” barrel marked 257 ACK IMP with Germanproofs. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of an old, quality re-blue. The bolt handle has been replaced and the bolt has been engine turned. The smooth wood laminate stock is in very good condition with a California roll-over cheekpiece and exaggerated pistol grip. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber White Line recoil pad. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are legible. The rifle is toppedwith two-piece scope mounts and a Redfield Hunter 3 x 9 variable power scope. A nice custom Mauser in a great Ackley caliber. (Modern) Est.: $600-$1,200.

Smith and Wesson Model 617 revolver, .22 Long Rifle caliber, serial #BEE4124. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 6” barrel with a ramped front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains the majority of its stainless steel finish with wear evident at the muzzle. The checkered wood medallion grips are in very good condition with small mars and a slight loss of wood on the left grip. The bore is good, the actioncrisp and markings are sharp. The lot includes a leather Bianchi holster. (Modern) Est.: $700-$1,400.

Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 4-screw frame, mixed numbers, frame S/N 23182, re-blued, replaced grips, working action. (Antique). Est.: $400-$800.

Colt Model 1851 .36 caliber percussion revolver, early small guard, S/N 5915, all visible numbers matching including wedge; good overall, traces of finish, knife blade front sight; considerable cylinder sceneremaining; from a Northern California collection. (Antique). Est.: $1,000-$2,000.

Sykes Fairbanks style fighting knife. Unmarked with blued finish with pancake flipper style scabbard. Initials “E.B.M.L.” scratched in blue on the right side of the blade. O.S.S. WWII style. Original and nearfine. Est.: $600-$1200

Pewter sculpture by Fran Barnum and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “The Rescue”, #007/2500, approximately 6” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Jan. 1,1988. Est.: $250-$500.

Pewter sculpture by Fran Barnum and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Devil’s Den”, #007/2500, approximately 5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Apr. 19,1989. Est.: $250-$500.

Pewter sculpture by Fran Barnum and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Pickett’s Charge”, #007/2500, approximately 7” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Jan. 1, 1988. Est.: $250-$500.

Broomhandle Mauser semi-automatic, .30 caliber, contemporary re-made into custom carbine, 16” barrel, re-blued finish, custom wood stocks, S/N 2304, in overall good condition as customize with a crisp action,fine bore and wood butt stock and forend. (C&R). Est.: $750-$1,500.

Eighteenth Century military style flintlock pistol with later re-stocking; crown with cross proof at breech, approximately 16” overall with a 9” barrel, crisp action. (Antique). Est.: $700-$1,400.

Pair of percussion French pistols, each approximately 13” overall with 7” barrels, checkered wood stocks with flared iron ramrods; both with crisp actions, no visible markings and good wood stocks.(Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Hunting carbine similar to Jaegar signed H. Nock and converted from flintlock to percussion. Measures 36 ½” overall with a 20 ½” barrel in .70 caliber smoothbore. Period V notch sight dove tailed in rear of thebarrel during the period of use. Well marked barrel. Good to very good condition overall with minor wood restoration and repair. Top London maker. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Russian Shako late 19th to last Czar era in very good condition. Seldom offered. Regiment not identified but retains straps, cords and emblems with fancy enameled plate showing Russian eagle. Gold over brass with greenfelt. Original satin lining intact. Very good to almost fine condition only slight aging and fading. Absolutely genuine and not an English copy. “Nyet,Nyet,Nyet!” We did not hack Hillary. Give her combat boots and sendher to Stalingrad for winter. Est.: $750-$1500

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 “Trapdoor” rifle, .45-70 caliber, 32.5” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 510911, with hooded front sight and ramrod bayonet. This rifle is in overall very good condition displaying apleasing brown patina to the barrel and considerable original blue on the lockplate; the action and markings are crisp, the bore is very good and the stock is overall very good with an “F 9 1” stamped on the toprear of the butt stock and a “1” stamped on the top of the iron butt plate. There is a combination tool and a shell extractor device in the butt trap of this gun and a clear “SWP/1890” inspector’s cartouche on the leftside of the stock above the trigger; the circle “P” proof behind the lower tang is also clear. A very presentable example of this Model. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Continental flintlock pistol of Napoleonic era showing squared butt and removable stock. The pistol only is 15 ½” overall with 9” barrel of .69 caliber smoothbore. When the stock is added becomes a 25” carbine. Has aFrench or Belgium style and shows good quality European restoration and refinishing. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Early 18th century flintlock pistol possibly French of high quality with internal frizzen spring. No markings or proofs with early flatlock and odd butt cap shape. Measures 17 ½” overall with an 11” barrel of .45 calibersmoothbore. Also made without side plate. As found and uncleaned condition with old period ramrod. Small losses to wood around butt cap stirrups. The buttstock is about good for its age. We date this pistol at 1710-1735.(Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Double Action revolver of large size with under mounted folding bayonet. Measures 11” overall with a 5 ¾” barrel. Approximately 10.5 to 11mm with six shot cylinder. No markings or proofs visible (PossiblySpanish?). Working on single action but out of time for double action. Old European quality re-finish of which the majority remains. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Belgium medium frame double action pinfire revolver with folding dagger. No makers marks just Elgin proofs. Measures 8 ¾” overall with a 4 ¼” barrel and blade of same length. 9mm pinfire with a six shot cylinder. Lightly cleaned to gray metal with some moderate pitting overall. Good dark wood grips and works well. The action is tight and the blade is original. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

Flintlock dag or blunderbuss with fancy worked silver bands added to the wrist and fore end to sheath barrel. Measures 18 ½” overall with a 10” barrel measuring 1 ½” across mouth to inner walls. In goodcondition and fully functional with no makers name or proofs. Circa 19th century. Est:$600-1,200

Whitney 1850-dated percussion musket, .69 caliber, 33” barrel, brass mounted with two barrel bands and brass patchbox. This rifle is in overall good to very good condition with a browned barrel, crisp action, goodmarkings and overall good wood that shows an old repair to a cut thru the fore stock approximately 4” in front of the rear barrel band. Accompanied by a brass-gripped sword/bayonet with leather sheath mountedwith a brass throat and a brass tip (although it does not appear to be for attachment to this rifle (as there is no bayonet lug present on the barrel). (Antique). Est.: $750-$1,500.

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Featherweight bolt action rifle, .30-06 SPRG caliber, 22” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stock with added White Line butt pad, S/N 448395, mounted with a Bushnell adjustable scopedisplaying crisp optics. This rifle is in overall very good to near fine condition with the majority of its original finish, very good to fine bore, crisp action and markings and very good + stock. (C&R/PPT).Est.: $600-$1,200.

Anschutz Match 54 Model Target rifle, .22 LR caliber, 27.5” heavy round barrel, blued finish, deluxe thumb hole wood stock with adjustable forend rest channel and adjustable butt plate, S/N 97250. This gun is inoverall very good to fine condition with the majority of its original blued finish, very good + bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good to fine wood target stock. Accompanied by accessories including Anschutz sight and inserts, a removable palm rest device, a leather sling and an extra butt plate in a Schutzen configuration. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. M1 semi-auto carbine by Winchester, .30 caliber., 18” Winchester barrel, military finish, wood stock , no magazine, later sight, flat bolt, oiler, bayonet lug, serial #5819036. The smooth wood stock is areplacement, however, it is in very good overall condition showing small compressions and storage marks with a checkered steel butt plate and the crossed cannons cartouche on the butt stock. The lot includes an OD greencanvas sling and magazine pouch marked, “S. FROELICH CO. 1943”. The carbine itself is in very good overall condition showing considerable military finish and an import marked barrel. The bore is good, the actioncrisp and markings are sharp on this hard to find Winchester M1 carbine. (C+R) Est.: $700-$1,400.

U.S. Springfield Model 1898 bolt action Krag rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 30” barrel, military blued finish, wood stock, 3 section metal cleaning rod in butt trap, tan woven sling, S/N 153095, in overall very good tofine condition with crisp action, sharp markings, very good to fine bore, very good wood displaying some scattered old mars, scratches and initials “JOE” carved in front of receiver on right side of stock andvisible inspector’s cartouche; accompanied by a brass muzzle cover. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

U.S. Model 1917 bolt action rifle by Remington, .30-06 caliber, 26” Winchester barrel dated 1-19, military blued finish, wood stock, leather sling, S/N 282262, in overall very good to fine conditiondisplaying the majority of its military finish, fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good to fine wood with circle P proof and “OGBL” cartouche. (C&R). Est.: $600-$1,200.

U.S. Springfield Model 03-A3 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, 24.5” barrel dated 12-43, military finish, wood stock, woven sling, S/N 4192619, in overall excellent condition with crisp action, markings, boreand stock, displaying numerous proofs and inspector marks including OG, FJA, RA and crossed cannons. (C&R). Est.: $500-$1,000.

U.S. Springfield Model 1903 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, 24” barrel dated 9-21, military finish, wood stock, olive green woven sling, S/N 1237808, in overall fine condition displaying the majority of itsmilitary finish, sharp markings, crisp action, good bore and fine stock with square P proof and S.S.A.A. inspector’s cartouche. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

U.S. Model 1917 bolt action rifle by Eddystone, .30-06 caliber, 26” barrel dated 9-18, military finish, wood stock, leather sling, S/N 1066682, in overall very good to fine condition with a fine bore, crispaction, sharp markings and very good wood displaying 2Z and eagle head proofs behind trigger guard. (C&R). Est.: $400-$800.

Remington Model 1858 revolver with Rollin White 5-shot cylinder conversion, dark patina, tight action, good grips and old repair to spur of hammer; great old period leather holster with brass rivets!(Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Remington O/U derringer, .41 caliber, 3” barrels, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber grips, S/N 607, in overall excellent condition showing the majority of its original finish, some minor spots of erosion, crisp action and markings, fine grips. (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Colt Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver, .36 caliber, small guard, S/N 149141, re-blued finish, unusual in that this gun has a capping groove and late features but is an early small guard; S/Ns appear correct.(Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Colt Pocket Model 1849 percussion revolver, .31 caliber, 4” octagon barrel, wood grips, S/N 138841 (all matching visible numbers including wedge); 5-shot, 2-line N.Y. address, good to very good overall withconsiderable cylinder scene, good action and grips. (Antique). Est.: $500-$1,000.

Colt Conversion of a Pocket Navy revolver with ejector, .38RF caliber, 4.5” barrel, wood grips, S/N 10160 (all visible matching, un-numbered wedge), traces of blue and case colors, majority of cylinder scene, crispaction. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt Pocket Model 1849 percussion revolver, .31 caliber, 5” barrel, one-line N.Y. address, 6-shot cylinder, wood grips, good to very good condition with traces of finish; marks on cylinder, nice grips, S/N 280043(all matching visible #s). (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Pair of silver spurs marked “Friedrich” (maker); sterling, 10K; history from the “Lucky 5” Ranch in Julian, CA. (not government land) per consignor. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Peabody musket for foreign military contract, 32.5” round barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, iron cleaning rod, S/N 14241, in overall good to very good condition displaying considerable blued finish, crispaction and markings, bore may clean to good, overall good wood stocks with a small old chip to the right front of the butt stock’s wrist below the hammer area and some scattered old mars and scratches from carryand storage; two proofs visible; one on right side of butt stock (cross over “M”) and one behind the rear barrel band on the right side (cross over “V”). (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Pair of unusual percussion pistols marked “B & Cie”; large bore, checkered wood grips (one with an old repair at wrist), approximately 9.5” overall with a 5” barrel, S/Ns 28 & 29; working actions. (Antique). Est.:$600-$1,200.

Mfg. Imperial D, Napoli Italian military style flintlock heavy cavalry pistol; made during the time when Napoleon’s brother was installed as King of Napoli; approximately 14” overall with a 7.5” barrel; nice overallcondition. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Engraved pinfire revolver, gold finish, ivory grips, S/N 62033, wood presentation casing; gun is in overall very good condition displaying the majority of its gold finish, exceptional floral engraving, good action,beautiful mellow ivory grips. (Antique). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Gorgeous ladies necklace featuring a large Pear shape Citrine weighing approx. 20.00 carats and micro set with over 70 round diamonds weighing approx. 0.80 carats of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity set in a laborintensive 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000 Nice

Exceptional ‘EFFI’ custom made ring set with over 72 round diamonds and rubies with a combined weight of approx. 1.50 carats of mostly H-I colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat rose gold custom made setting. Retail$3,999.00 Estimates $2,000-$3,000 Nice

Gorgeous designer collection pendant set with approx. 0.40 carats in ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds of G-H colors and VVS/VS clarity with nice lapis color blue enamel inlay. Retail $1,950.00 Estimates $1,000-$1,500

High quality Vintage design ring set with an extra fine Aquamarine weighing over 4.00 carats and surrounded by 18 round ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat of F-G colors and VVS/VS clarity set in 14 karatyellow gold setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000 Nice

Gorgeous ladies ring set with a fine Ceylon type color sapphire weighing approx. 1.50 carats and surrounded by 30 round diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carats of F-G colors and SI clarity set in a14 karat white goldsetting. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,200-$1,800 Nice

Smith & Wesson #2 Army .38 caliber rimfire revolver in very good original condition retaining 60%-80% original blue finish, S/N 22246. In Civil War production range that may letter as shipped to Kentucky. Sharpmarkings and edges with minor erosion and beginning light age. Varnished rosewood grips are very good with minor wear mostly at heels. Tight hinge and good action with fair to good bore. Visible patent dates on thecylinder. (Antique) Est.: $900-&1800

Early U.S. Springfield Model 1903 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, 24” barrel dated 8-09, military blued finish, wood stock, S/N 4396, in overall very good to near fine condition with a fine bore, crisp action,sharp markings and very good wood displaying circle P proof and inspector’s cartouche; old hairline cracks in butt stock that appears still solid; a 4-digit ’03 that should be further researched. (C&R). Est.:$750-$1,500.

Whitneyville .30 caliber spur trigger revolver, 2.5” octagon barrel, nickel finish, fully N.Y. engraved, rosewood grips, S/N 50B, in overall near fine condition; a peach! (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, 3” octagon barrel, fully engraved, ivory grips, short cylinder, early production features; spur is longer with odd cylinder pin and different than normal profiles; S/N15224D, in overall very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney family collection. Est.: $400-$800.

Monitor spur trigger revolver by Whitney, .22 caliber, 2.25” round barrel, nickel finish, non-fluted cylinder, rosewood grips, S/N 16278, excellent to near mint and likely best known condition example! (Antique).From the Whitney family collection. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Whitneyville 5-shot .32 caliber spur trigger revolver, 3.25” barrel, nickel, fully deluxe N.Y engraved in Nimschke style, ivory grips, S/N 13128, in overall very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Monitor spur trigger revolver by Whitney, .22 caliber, 2.25” round barrel, engraved, nickel finish, rosewood grips, S/N 11600, in overall excellent, near mint condition. Less than 6 known engraved Monitors.(Antique). From the Whitney family collection. Est.: $700-$1,400.

Whitneyville .32RF caliber spur trigger revolver, 3.5” octagon barrel, 5-shot, fancy New York engraved, rosewood grips, S/N 7635B, in overall very good to near fine condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Monitor spur trigger revolver by Whitney, .22 caliber, 2.25” round barrel, non-fluted cylinder, engraved, nickel, rosewood grips, S/N 8744, in overall very good condition; less than 6 known engraved. (Antique).From the Whitney family collection. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Monitor spur trigger revolver by Whitney, .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, 2.25” round barrel, nickel finish, fancy floral plastic grips (only known), S/N 267, in overall fine condition. (Antique). From the Whitneyfamily collection. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Colt Model 1877 Thunderer revolver, .41 caliber, serial #64759. The pistol is in good overall condition with a 5” barrel. The barrel retains approximately 50-60% of its blued finish with light surface rust anderosion noted. The etched panel on the barrel is still faintly visible and the front sight is full height. The frame and cylinder have gone to a silver/grey patina with some flashes of old, muted case colorpresent and light pin prick pitting in areas. The back of the hammer retains some bright niter blue finish. The action is working at the time of description. The checkered hard rubber grips fit well and are in goodcondition with wear and use but no chips. The bore is good, the action functions and the markings are sharp. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1,200.

Outstanding North African Snaphance flintlock musket with silver and bone decoration. The musket features a 48” barrel of approximately .68 caliber with exquisite hand hammered silver wraps the length of thebarrel. The metal parts have taken on a grey patina with some light surface rust. The ornately decorated stock features intricate bone and silver inlay, with silver wire wrap of a quality certainly befitting a chieftain. The butt stock shows a small amount of damage and light surface rust. A Spanish una peseta silver coin hangs from a sling swivel under the butt stock. The time and effort that must have been required to create thispiece must have been extraordinary. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Egyptian Hakim semi-auto rifle, 8mm caliber, serial #9218. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 25” import marked barrel including the muzzle break. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of theirmilitary finish with wear and handling marks consistent with service use. The receiver is marked made in Egypt. The Hakim is based on the design of the Swedish AG42B Ljungman, with the Hakim chambered for the 8 x 57Mauser round. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with storage wear, sling swivels and a smooth steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on desirable Hakim. The lotincludes one correct magazine. (C+R) Est.: $500-$1,000.

Egyptian Rasheed semi-auto carbine, 7.62 x 39 caliber, serial #3022. The carbine is in good overall condition with a 20” barrel with hooded front and military tangent rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain asignificant amount of their military finish. Built by Hakim, the Rasheed combines the design of the Swedish AG42B Ljungman with the more modern SKS carbines. The smooth wood stock is in good condition showing moderateuse with mars and dents. The carbine includes a proprietary folding bayonet. The bore is poor with heavy pitting noted, the action crisp and markings are sharp. The Rasheed were limited in production, with some estimates as low as 8,000 and are rarely encountered. The lot includes one correct magazine and a canvas sling. (Modern) Est.: $400-$800.

Oberndorf Mauser Model Gewehr 98 bolt action rifle, 8mm Mauser caliber, serial #4074B. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The barrel features a post front and military tangent style rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain a significant amount of their military finish showing wear, use and light surface rust. The front ring is marked, “AMBERG 1913” with a crown. The smooth wood stock is in faircondition showing heavy use with an extra hole and 4” crack on the underside of the butt stock. The butt stock ends with a smooth steel butt plate. It appears that this rifle incorporates a WWI era action with a later WWII stock. The bore is fair, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $300-$600.

Springfield U.S. Model 1903 bolt action rifle, .30 caliber, serial #1070927. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel with a blade front and military tangent style rear sights. The barrel andreceiver retain the majority of their military finish with wear at the muzzle and a significant amount of old packing grease evident. The “HS” marked barrel is dated 8-44 with the flaming bomb emblem. Thesmooth wood stock is dark with mars, compressions and old packing grease. There are several faint cartouches on the underside of the butt stock behind the trigger guard. The stock includes sling swivels, has anon-matching serial number and ends with a smooth metal butt plate with trap. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and markings are sharp. The lot includes the CMP certificate of authenticity provided at purchase.(C+R) Est.: $300-$600.

Japanese Matchlock rifle, approximately .56 caliber. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 33 ½” octagon barrel and an overall length of 48”. The barrel has taken on a dark patina while the action is brasswith a polished side plate running the length of the butt stock. The barrel band is finished in brass as is the tip of the cleaning rod. The smooth wood stock shows wear with small dents and compressions andloss of finish. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1,000.

Dagger with fancy etched blade marked “Fabrica De Toledo 1882”. Measures 11 ¾” overall with a 7 ¼” blade. In near fine condition with scabbard. Etching is exceptional quality and deep. Est.: $350-$700

Spanish made dagger marked “Fabrica De Toledo”. Measures 10 ½” overall with a 6 ½” spearpoint blade reinforced construction for piercing. Very good condition overall with near fine blade. 19th to early 20th century.Original scabbard. Made in an earlier style. Est.: $350-$700

Small dagger for concealment circa 18th to 19th century. Measures 5 ¾” overall with a 3 ¼” four sided reinforced blade. High quality throughout with original scabbard. In good condition with some dents to scabbard. Est.:$250-$500

Mid-19th century cast bronze figural dagger with scabbard and probably French showing figure of Indian and Maiden on each side of the hilt. False Damascus (Etched) pattern on spearpoint blade. Measures 10” overall witha 6” blade. Minor dents to the scabbard. Very good overall. Est.: $350-$700

Whitneyville .38 caliber spur trigger revolver, desirable 2” octagon barrel, deluxe and fully N.Y. engraved, nickel finish, rosewood grips with left grip showing several old mars, S/N 51891, in overall very goodcondition. (Antique). From the Whitney family collection. Est.: $400-$800.

Whitneyville .38RF caliber spur trigger revolver, scarce 2” octagon barrel, brass frame, rosewood grips, S/N 2959B, in overall very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney family collection. Est.:$350-$700.

Whitneyville .32 caliber spur trigger revolver, 2.5” octagon barrel, nickel finish, deluxe engraving, rosewood grips, S/N 7663B, in overall very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $400-$800.

Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, brass frame, engraved, 3.25” octagon barrel, ivory grips, S/N 28038, in overall good to very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $300-$600.

Early Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, short cylinder, engraved, ivory grips, early configuration to front of frame, nickel plate, S/N 33638, in overall very good + condition. (Antique). From theWhitney family collection. Est.: $400-$800.

Russian SKS semi-automatic rifle, 7.62 x 39 caliber, 18.5” barrel, military finish, wood stock, folding bayonet, S/N 15121, in overall fair to good condition; heavily loaded with grease for storage, good action, stock showswear and scattered old mars, dings and scratches from carry and storage. (Modern). Est.: $400-$800.

Colt Officer’s Model flat top target DA revolver, .38 caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood grips, S/N 261378, in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, crispaction, sharp markings, fine grips and very good + bore. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt Trooper MK III Model DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, checkered hard rubber combat grips by Pachmayr, S/N J24052, in overall fine condition with majority of original finish,fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good to fine grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Colt Officer’s Model Target DA revolver, .38 caliber, 6” heavy barrel, blued finish, checkered wood medallion grips, S/N 616436, in overall minty condition showing minimal use and handling. (C&R/PPT). Est.:$700-$1,400.

Colt New Service DA revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, lanyard ring, S/N 324124, in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, finebore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Smith and Wesson Model 686 revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, serial #AAJ2719. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 6” barrel with a ramped front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains the majority of its stainless steel finish with wear evident at the muzzle. The checkered wood medallion grips are in very good condition with small mars and storage marks. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings aresharp. The lot includes a leather Bianchi holster. (Modern) Est.: $700-$1,400.

Original bronze casting of rodeo by Dr. K. Taylor, #9 /20 circa 1982. Great action and detail showing rodeo clown distracting bull while cowboy escapes his wrath. Measures 10 ½” by 17” not including a 2” turning woodbase. Est.: $750-$1500

Classic European bronze casting with gold finish circa 19th to early 20th century signed “Faleonet”. Measures 17 ½” in height by 17” across. From a prominent Westlake, CA collector. Est.: $1500-$3000

Fine double barrel French percussion shotgun signed in gold on the barrel, “Delpire Arq. Du Roi A Paris” indicating the maker had an appointment to royalty and retained in French style fitted case. Measures 43 ½” overallwith 26 ¾” barrels in 16 GA. Also signed behind the hammers with scroll engraved lock and mounts. Fancy “Birds eye” maple stock with checkered wrist. Expertly European gunsmith restored with tobacco brown finishon the barrels, polished locks and mounts. Lightly refreshed stocks and now excellent as reconditioned. Fine powder and shot flasks, rods and small accessories in lidded compartments. Mold and screwdriver closereplacements. The interior of the box is very good plus with minor aging, fading, and wear at contact points. The exterior is good plus with scratching otherwise would be very good. A high grade and beautifully stockedshotgun circa 1860’s and fit for royalty. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

“W. Richards London” signed percussion SxS shotgun in 12 GA smoothbore with thick barrels and raised central rib to accept slugs or balls. Silver inlaid scrolls and arrows around the front sight and silverinlaid “London” at the breech. Also shows game scene with scrolling on locks and double silver bands. Fancy engraved silver and German silver mountings. European restoration and in very good condition overall. Tightaction and shootable. Measures 47” overall with 30” barrels. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

8 bore market hunting shotgun of central European origin with under lever release. No makers marks just internal numbers. Measures 62” overall with 45 ½” barrel. The metal is fair to good with light to moderate pittingand a brown patina. The stock is good with darkening from oil and minor aging and small imperfections. An extractor has been removed from the right side of the barrel and 1 screw remains along with 1 tap hole without ascrew. The action works and the bore is rough. Good decorator. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Cavalry style late percussion carbine probably French with radical flared muzzle. Measures 36 ½” overall with a 21 ½” barrel of almost 1” smoothbore. The metal has been cleaned with some light to moderate scattered pitting. The stocks are also cleaned and refreshed. Good to very good overall. Circa 1860’s. (Antique) Est.: $350-$700

French AN 13 (1813) Napoleonic era martial pistol in good condition with some minor pitting and dark uncleaned metal. The spring on the frizzen is weak. The stock is very good with “Galle” marking probably inspectoror storehouse. The hammer and screw are hand forged period replacements at time of use. (Antique) Est.: $400-$800

Pipe cased pinfire revolver circa 1860s showing floral engraving and checkered wood grips. Measures 8” overall with a 3 ½” barrel and 7.5m. Light patina finish with slight staining and aging but at least very goodoverall. No maker’s marks and only small Belgium proofs. The action is crisp and works well with small parts and springs retained. The interior of the case shows good velvet lining underneath the pistol but rips andloss to satin in the lid. Half of the Moroccan leather covering is missing from the exterior and wood dyed or painted black. (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

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Unidentified 19th century engineers type short sword with saw back blade possibly Northern European or Scandinavian. Measures 32 ½” overall with 26 ½” blade. Brass mounted leather scabbard. Good condition. Some minor damage to one area of wood guard. Est.: $500-$1000

Combination hunting sword and plug bayonet circa 1750-1850 with scabbard. The blade shows engraving with traces of gilt. On left side it shows a royal eagle with crown facing left showing cypher R and W intertwined. The reverse shows a bird with slogan. Measures 24” overall with a 18” blade of good quality. The scabbard shows wear and age missing its tip. About good to fair. Est.: $400-$800

Cast bronze figural dagger with bust of helmeted goddess on hilt circa 1800-1860. Measures 9 ½” overall with 3 ¼” figure. Tip broken otherwise very good overall with dark patina and original scabbard retained. Est.:$400-$800

European dagger with fancy metal work to hilt and guard circa 17th to 19th century probably Italian. Measures 10 ½” overall with a 7 ¼” blade. The blade is made for piercing and reinforced with deep blood grooves. Good condition with some rust on pommel nut. Est.: $400-$800

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Colt Series 70, .45 ACP caliber Government Model, in L.A.P.D. Special Edition Series, S/N 59475B70. Almost mint in factory presentation case with yellow tag. No evidence of handling or use. 99.9% plus (wenever say new as it has been kept in a sterile environment within a research laboratory). With a 1000x power electronic microscope you might find a fly speck. After 40 years plus of storage. (Modern/PPT) Est.:$800-$1600

Winchester Model 1894 takedown lever action rifle, .32 Winchester Special caliber, serial #471824. The rifle is in good overall condition as re-finished. The 26” octagon barrel and full-length magazine retain themajority of an old re-blued finish. The receiver also retains a significant amount of an old re-blue with some light to moderate surface rust evident, particularly on the right side of the action. The left side hastwo repaired holes from an old mount. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition having been re-finished as well. The butt stock ends with a crescent steel butt plate. The bore is rough but may clean. The action needs work as the hammer will not stay at full cock and the markings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $600-$1,200.

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .30 WCF caliber, serial #99139. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” octagon barrel. The barrel and magazine tube retain a significant amount of their muted bluefinish with high point edge wear, some old, dried oil and light surface erosion present. The knife blade front sight is marked Marble and Sheard, which is unusual. The receiver has gone to a pleasing plum patina with muted blue in the protected areas. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing moderate wear with small mars and compressions. The butt stock ends with a crescent steel butt plate. The bore is fairand may clean, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable, antique Winchester. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1,400.

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .38 WCF caliber, serial #366734B. The rifle is good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel with a knife blade front and old replacement ladder rear sights. The barreland full-length magazine have gone almost entirely to a grey patina with surface erosion and old cold blue added. The receiver is likewise a grey patina with light surface and old cold blue added during theperiod of use. The dust cover appears to be a replacement. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing wear and use with a small loss of wood on the fore end. The butt stock ends with a smooth metal crescent butt plate. The bore is fair, the action crisp and markings are legible. A nice old 73 that has had some minor restoration work completed. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1,400.

A good iron tsuba beautifully chiseled and pierced with elaborate scene of two samurai in mountainous landscape. Details in copper, gold, and silver. 200-400 years old. EST:$350-$500

Two genuine old iron tsuba. One pierced and inlaid with silvered copper peonies. The other with chiseled surface. Each 200-400 years old EST$:200-$400

An unusual octagonal iron tsuba pierced with screens in copper and gold. 200-400 years old. EST:$250-$500

Savage Model 110 bolt action rifle, 7mm Rem. Mag. caliber, serial #F082839. The rifle is good overall condition with a 24” barrel which retains the majority of its blued finish with light muzzle wear and the frontand rear sights removed. The receiver shows a significant amount of its muted blue finish with a blind magazine. The checkered wood stock is in good condition showing moderate wear and mars consistent with use. The buttstock ends with a ventilated rubber White Line pad. The bore is good, the action functions and markings are sharp. The receiver is topped a one-piece Redfield scope mount with rings. (Modern) Est.:$300-$600.

Browning Auto 5 Magnum semi-auto shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #6V79151. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 30” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib and steel bead front sight. The barrel retains nearlyall of its blued finish and is marked for 3” magnum shells. The receiver is tastefully scroll engraved and shows the majority of its thinning blued finish. The finely checkered wood stock is in very good condition withsmall mars and compressions consistent with field use. The butt stock features a round knob pistol grip and ends with a Browning marked ventilated rubber pad providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good, the action crisp andmarkings are sharp on this lightly used Auto 5 Magnum. (C+R) Est.: $400-$800.

Japanese Matchlock, shortened and converted to percussion, 8” cannon style barrel with inlay decoration, 21” overall with brass and copper mounts and decoration to wood stock; if only this piece could talk . . .(Antique). Est.: $350-$700.

Wilson flintlock pistol, made for trade to the Middle East, .65 caliber, 8” London-marked barrel with gold decoration, extensive silver wire ornate decoration inlaid in wood stock, mounting appear to besilver; working action, dark un-cleaned patina to metal and wood. (Antique). Est.: $450-$900.

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Contemporary design ladies ring set with a created blue Sapphire weighing approx. 7.00 carats highlighted with 30 round diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats of G-H colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14 karat whitegold setting. Estimates $1,200-$1,800

Dazzling Diamond stud earrings weighing approx. 0.70 carats of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold Martini design settings. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000 Nice

Designer ladies ring set with a pinkish red Natural Cabochon Ruby weighing approx. 7.00 carats and accented with 48 round diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats of H-I colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat yellow goldcustom made setting. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,200-$1,800 Nice

Gorgeous ladies ring set with a fine Neon Teal color Zircon from Cambodia weighing approx. 4.00 carats and encircled with 14 round ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.80-1.00 carats of F-G colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat rose gold custom setting. Retail $3,000-$4,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000 Nice

Elegant ladies pendant set with a MQ cut diamond weighing 0.75 carats of H-I color and SI/I clarity set in a 14 karat white gold scroll setting. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,500-2,000

Fine quality ladies bracelet set with six oval Tanzanites weighing approx. 3.50-4.00 carats accented with 12 ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats of G-H colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat two-tone gold. Retail $3,000-$4,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000 Nice

Russian SKS semi-auto rifle, 7.62 x 39 caliber, serial #OE1651. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 20” barrel with hooded front and military style tangent rear sights. The barrel and receiver retain nearly all of their military finish with only minor storage marks noted. All visible serial numbers including the butt stock are matching. There is minor light surface rust on the bolt and the dust cover is dated 1953. The smooth wood stock is in good condition showing small mars and handling marks. The butt stock ends with a smooth steel butt plate with trap. The rifle includes a proprietary folding bayonet. The chromelined bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. A clean, lightly used SKS. (Modern) Est.: $300-$600.

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Winchester Model 61 takedown pump rifle, .22 S., L. or L.R. caliber, serial #121480. The rifle is in very good condition as restored. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain nearly all of a quality re-finish. Thesmooth wood stocks have also been redone and remain in very good condition with only slight handling marks. The butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings aresharp on this nicely restored Winchester. (C+R) Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 90 takedown pump rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, serial #746839. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel. The barrel retains approximately 70-80% of its thinning bluedfinish with sharp edges, while the ¾ magazine has gone to a silver/grey patina. The barrel has four holes from an old side mount filled on the left, forward the front ring. The receiver shows a significant amount ofmuted blue finish with amateur engraving depicting flowers on both sides. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with mars and sanding at the toe. The butt stock has been hand checkered at the wrist and endswith a smooth metal crescent butt plate. The bore is fair, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $200-$400.

Springfield U.S. Model 1903 bolt action rifle, .30 caliber, serial #811152. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel with a blade front and military tangent style rear sights. The barrel andreceiver retain the majority of their military finish with wear at the muzzle and a significant amount of old packing grease evident. The Springfield marked barrel is dated 10-32 with the flaming bomb emblem.The smooth wood stock is dark with mars and compressions consistent with service use. There are several faint cartouches on the underside of the butt stock behind the trigger guard. The stock includes slingswivels and ends with a smooth metal butt plate with trap. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and markings are sharp. The lot includes the CMP certificate of authenticity provided at purchase. (C+R)Est.: $300-$600.

Ruger MK III semi-automatic target pistol with Val Quartzen bolt, .22LR caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, checkered red medallion checkered grips, S/N 273-93450, in overall excellent condition. (Modern/PPT).Est.: $250-$500.

Uberti made for Taylor & Company Model 1873 Single Action revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered wood grips, S/N TC0834, in overall excellent condition displaying littlehandling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Colt Model 1903 semi-automatic pocket pistol, .32 caliber, 4” barrel, replaced front sight, blued finish, checkered hard rubber grips, two tone magazine, S/N 359729, in overall very good + condition showingconsiderable original blue finish, very good to near fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good grips; extra magazine included. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Remington Model 11-48 semi-auto shotgun, 28 gauge, serial #4008778. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 25” barrel with a steel bead front sight. The barrel and receiver retain nearly all of their muted blue finish with only handling marks and some thinning of the blue near the muzzle noted. The barrel is marked improved cylinder. The checkered wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars andslight discoloration at the butt due to the use of a slip on pad. The butt stock ends with a plastic, Remington marked butt plate providing a 14” LOP. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp onthis lightly used Remington, desirable in 28 gauge. (Modern) Est.: $400-$800.

Remington Model 11-48 semi-auto shotgun, .410 gauge, serial #4147019. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 25” barrel with a steel bead front sight. The barrel and receiver retain nearly all of their muted blue finish with only handling marks noted. The barrel is marked full. The checkered wood stocks are in very good condition with light storage marks observed. The butt stock ends with a plastic, Remington marked butt plateproviding a 14” LOP. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this lightly used Remington, desirable in .410 gauge. (Modern) Est.: $400-$800.

Spring action dart pistol in original case with combination tool and cocking device. Marked Brevete and patent and generally considered French from late 19th century. Cast metal and nickel plated in good to verygood condition with 80%-90% plating remaining. The case is very good also. Measures 10” overall with .17 caliber darts. 6 darts included. Est.: $400-$800

Sabre bayonet for Sharps rifle with original scabbard shows cracking, small losses and opening to the seam. Measures 27 9/16” overall with a 23” blade. Good patina. Est.: $400-$800

19th century cast bronze dagger in renaissance style with fancy decorations and rich gold gilt. Measures 11” overall with a 6 ½” blade. Reinforced piercing blade and in near fine condition overall. Very attractiveand high quality. Est.: $500-$1000

Victorian dagger in medieval style showing fancy gold gilted bronze mounts with original scabbard. Measures 10 ¼” overall with 6 ¼” blade. Simple spearpoint flat steel blade. Very good condition with uncleaned patina.Est.: $350-$700

Spanish miquelet lock pistol converted from flintlock to percussion during period of use. Measures 11” overall with a 5 ½” ringed muzzle on cannon style barrel. Simple engraved mounts and retains belt hook.Interesting conversion that could have been done in the colonial era. Good condition. Stock lightly refinished. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Mid-Eastern flintlock pistol circa 19th century or earlier with fancy inlays and mountings. The barrel shows a 1483 date or number along with crescent moon. The stock shows some minor damages and removal ofmounts and remounting. In fair to good overall condition. The lock is working and would restore nicely. (Antique) Est.: $350-$700

Unusual continental flintlock pistol of late 18th century style with brass mounts in .69 caliber smoothbore. No identifiable markings. Dark patina. Good overall. (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Center hammer flintlock pocket size pistol signed “Ketland, London”. Measures 7 ¼” overall with a 2 ½” screw off barrel. Scattered light to slightly heavy pitting. Minor losses and wear to stock. Fair to goodoverall. (Antique) Est.: $175-$350

Continental flintlock pistol in the French style circa late 18th century in good to very good condition. The pistol measures 11” overall with a 6” two stage cannon type barrel in .52 caliber smoothbore. Unsignedbut good quality and remaining in good condition. Some minor pitting within a natural brown patina. The wood is good with small imperfections. Old brass tipped steel ramrod included of a slightly later era.(Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Gaulois 8mm extra short rimfire palm pistol missing dust cover and hard rubber grip panel. 50% blue that is going plum with minor pitting and erosion. The action is working with good markings. (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Ruger Model Single Six revolver, .22 caliber, 6.5” barrel, blued finish, smooth wood black medallion grips, 3-screw frame, S/N 524679, in factory two piece cardboard box with extra cylinder and misc. extra parts including ahammer, a trigger and cylinder pin. This gun is in overall fine condition with majority of its original finish, crisp action and markings, fine bore and grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $275-$550.

Modern wood pistol case for a Colt Navy with accessories and an old George Wostenholm & Son straight razor in overall very good to fine condition. Est.: $200-$400.

Nice Tanzanite and diamond flower design ring set with 5 Tanzanites and 42 diamonds with a total weight of approx. 2.00 carats set in 14 karat white gold. Estimates $800-$1,200

Fine ladies 14 karat two tone gold earrings set with 0.30 carats in G-H color VS clarity diamonds. Estimates $800-$1,200

Gorgeous ladies pendant set with a fine Swiss Blue Topaz weighing approx. 10.00 carats and three round diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats of G-H colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail$2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,000-$1,500

Gorgeous ladies Dome ring channel set with over 70 baguette cut diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat of F-G colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat white gold setting. Estimates $1,000-$1,500 Nice

High quality ladies ring set with a fine pink Sapphire weighing approx. 0.80 carats and channel set with 20 round and baguette cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carat of G-H colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat whitegold. Retail $1,950.00 Estimates $800-$1,200 Nice

Bonanza Colt Single Action revolver parts lot including barrels, cylinders, cylinder pins, etc. Est.: $300-$600.

High and Low turret mounts for a 98k Mauser bolt action rifle; vintage Mitchell Mauser items; no longer available. Est.: $200-$400.

M82 scope with rings for Springfield ’03 rifle; in overall fine condition. Est.: $350-$700.

Bonanza lot described as follows: Cord for Japanese WWII Marine sword, .25 caliber clip (Unidentified), oiler (20th century), kozuka knife from Japanese wakasashi. Est.: $200-$400

Very early cannon barrel mounted on later iron wheels from 19th to 20th century. The barrel may be 18th century or earlier and Asian or Indian. Est.: $200-$400

Ruger MK III Target semi-automatic pistol with Val Quartsen bolt, loaded chamber indicator, .22LR caliber, 7” barrel, blued finish, checkered red medallion grips, S/N 227-50792, mounted with a Burris Fast FireIII scope on Picatinny mount. This pistol is in overall excellent condition and is accompanied by the Burris shipping box with tool and several extra mount screws. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, non-fluted short cylinder, engraved, nickel, rosewood grips, S/N 7574B, in overall very good + condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $350-$700.

Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, short cylinder, engraved, nickel finish, ivory grips, early configuration to frame, S/N 24214, in overall very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitneyfamily collection. Est.: $400-$800.

Whitneyville .30 caliber spur trigger revolver, 2.5” octagon barrel, nickel finish, fancy plastic grips, S/N 203D; rare in .30 caliber; overall very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $300-$600.

Whitneyville .38RF caliber spur trigger revolver, 2” octagon barrel, ivory grips, S/N 44, in overall good to very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney family collection. Est.: $300-$600.

Monitor by Whitneyville .22 caliber spur trigger revolver, non-fluted cylinder, blue and nickel finish, rosewood grips, S/N 2346D, in overall good to very good condition. (Antique). From the Whitney familycollection. Est.: $300-$600.

Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy Model lever action rifle, .22LR caliber, 20” octagon barrel, black finish, gold plated receiver, wood stocks, S/N GB078504, in like new condition with hang tag, in factory cardboard box and cardboard shipping sleeve. (Modern). Est.: $400-$800.

U.S. Springfield Model 1855 percussion pistol carbine, re-mounted and re-stocked, .58 caliber, 12” barrel, wood stock with swivel metal ramrod, in overall fair to good condition as reworked; working action, greypatina, good wood. (Antique ). Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 1894 SRC (ring removed) in .30-30 caliber, S/N 1109378. Refinished with good markings and barrel shortened to 17 ½” with ramp sight added. Fine bore and tight action. (C&R) Est.: $300-$600

Winchester Model 1894 SRC in .30-30 caliber, S/N 931911 and made about 1914-1916 showing re-blued finish with later Winchester butt stock and butt plate purportedly for studio use. No studio or production markings butCulver City owner states obtained from stunt actor and formerly studio owned. Good re-blue with legible markings and good polishing. Very good bore and tight action. Thw wood is good. (C&R) Est.: $400-$800

EAA Witness DA semi-automatic pistol, Italian-made, .38 S.A., 4.5” barrel, mat black finish, no magazine, checkered wood grips, S/N AE39269, in overall fine condition with a crisp action, sharp markings,majority of original finish, fine grips; left side of frame shows drilled and tapped holes for side secured scope mount. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

EAA Witness DA semi-automatic pistol, Italian-made, 10 mm caliber, 4.75” barrel, mat black finish, no magazine, stippled hard rubber grips, S/N AE55567, in overall fine to excellent condition showing little use.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $400-$800.

Taurus DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 4” ported barrel, blued finish, finger groove checkered hardwood grips, S/N OB 199725, in overall excellent condition showing little handling or use. (Modern/PPT). Est.:$300-$600.

Taurus DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 4” ported barrel, blued finish, finger groove hardwood grips, S/N P1445582, in overall excellent condition showing little handling or use. (Modern/PPT). Est.:$300-$600.

CZ Model 75BD DA semi-automatic pistol, (light spring added), 9mm Luger caliber, 4.5” barrel, black finish, checkered black grips, S/N B499067, in like new condition with hardcase, extra magazine and instructionsmanual. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

CZ Model 75B DA semi-automatic pistol, (light spring added), .40 S&W caliber, 4.5” barrel, black finish, checkered black grips, S/N B382755, in like new condition with hardcase, extra magazine and instructions manual.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

GSG (German Sport Guns) Model 1911 CA semi-automatic pistol, .22LR HV, 5” barrel, mat black finish, checkered brown plastic grips, S/N A519417, in like new condition with instructions manual and hardcase.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Ruger Model GP-100 Match Champion DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 4” barrel, stainless, stippled wood grips, S/N 177-30106, in like new condition with instructions manual and hardcase.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

Browning semi-automatic rifle, 7mm Rem. Mag. caliber, 24.5” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stocks, S/N 137RN12696, mounted with a Swift 3X-9X40 scope with clear optics; in overall very good to near finecondition with majority of original blue remaining, near fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good stocks. (Modern). Est.: $400-$800.

Custom Winchester Model 12 Trap pump action, takedown shotgun, 12 gauge, 30” ventilated rib barrel, custom engraved and gold inlaid, blued finish, checkered deluxe wood stocks with beautiful graining, S/N 1105492, inoverall very good to fine condition as customized; fine bore, crisp action, beautifully checkered and flame grained special wood stocks. (Modern). Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 12 pump action shotgun, 12 gauge, takedown, 30” barrel, wood stocks, S/N 1119767, in overall un-cleaned good condition showing a grey patina to metal surfaces with some areas of light rust fromstorage; very good to fine bore, crisp action, very good markings and wood. (Modern). Est.: $300-$600.

Ferrari Chronograph stainless wristwatch, #44-1316, authentic; near fine used condition and running at time of description. Est.: $300-$600.

Man’s and Lady’s wristwatch set by Michel Herbelin, Paris; marked Stainless/Made in France; near fine condition and running at time of description; set retails for approximately $2,000-$2,500 if available. Est.: $500-$1,000.

Antique Remington over under .41 caliber derringer with one line address. Re-blued and left hinge cracked. Extractor missing and bore is rough. (Antique) Est.: $200-$400

Remington style 1875 single action made by Uberti in .45 L.C. caliber with blue and case hardened finish and wood grips, S/N 08257. Very good plus condition with drag line and holster loss of finish. Tight action and fine bore. 90%-95% overall. (Modern) Est.: $350-$700

Nice large Cameo set in 14 karat gold tone overlay. Estimates $100-$200

Lot of three green Jade bangles averaging 16.00 MM in diameters. Estimates $300-$400

Vintage Hamilton wristwatch 10K gold filled, leather band plus extra metal Curtiss Wright band with P-40 clasp and inscribed “G.W.D.” (retirement gift?). Est.: $200-$400.

Pewter sculpture by Fran Barnum and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “J.E.B. Stuart”, #007/2500, approximately 6.5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Oct. 17,1988. Est.: $250-$500.

Pewter sculpture by Fran Barnum and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Gaines’ Mill”, #007/2500, approximately 6” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Apr. 19, 1989. Est.: $250-$500.

Pewter sculpture by Fran Barnum and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Lee and Jackson”, #07, approximately 6” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Mar. 1, 1991. Est.: $250-$500.

Collection of gun tools and accessories from 19th to 20th century. 1 English flintlock period screwdriver, mid-19th century matching screwdriver and nipple wrench from cased set, pocket nipple wrench with 2 screw offcompartments for caps, 3 metal oil bottle, 1 bone cap box, 1 bone handle and camel hair brush with gold plated ferrel for best quality English arm. A nice lot. Est.: $175-$350

All original WWII German SA dagger with scabbard. The dagger is in very good condition with a 13 ½” in total length with an 8 5/8” blade. The blade shows only scabbard wear and features an inscription.The blade is marked,” CARL EICKHORN SOLINGEN” at the handguard. The wooden handle features a German eagle emblem and SA inlays. The metal scabbard has silver at the throat and toe and shows wear and light surfacerust and includes the hanger. Est.: $300-$600.

Post War German SS dagger with scabbard. Assembled from parts, the dagger is in very good condition with a 13 ½” in total length with an 8 5/8” blade. The blade shows only scabbard wear and features an inscription.The blade is marked,” ROBERT KLAAS SOLINGEN” at the handguard. The ebony handle features a German eagle emblem and SS inlays. The metal scabbard has silver at the throat and toe and shows light surface rust and includes the hanger. This is a nice, post WWII SS dagger. Est.: $300-$600.

G. Wostenholm & Son IXL spear point bowie knife. The knife is in good overall condition with a 5 ¾” blade and 10” overall length. The pinned stag scales are in good condition with a great look. IXL marked atthe ricasso, the silver guard shows wear and verdigris. The blade shows scabbard wear, light staining and is marked, “G. WOSTENHOLM & SON WASHINGTON WORKS SHEFFIELD”. This is a great looking blade with some really nicestag scales. Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of sixteen commercial knives including: five folding knives, three fillet knives, six fixed blade hunters and nice modern reproduction Kukri and machete. Included in the lot is a nice Hubertus of Solingen staghandled hunter, Green River by A. Wright & Sons of Sheffield and a Kutmaster hunter among others. A great lot of knives. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of four military bayonets and one scabbard. The lot includes a leather scabbard in good condition with the back marked, “George Phelps”, a 13” Swedish Mauser bayonet in very good overall condition withits leather frog, 14 “US marked with flaming bomb bayonet in good condition, 15” Russian military bayonet with wood handle in very good condition and a U.S. M8A1 bayonet in good condition with green scabbard and canvas hanger. A bonanza lot of edged weapons for the re-enactor or collector. Est.: $200-$400.

Japanese Cinnibar mounts for a Tanto sword. The lot includes the mounts without blade. Ornately carved with an overall length of 15 ½”, the mounts and scabbards are in good condition. Est.: $250-$500.

Japanese government official’s tanto (short) blade from Koto period. The fancy mountings show royal mum and are brass that was originally plated. The blade measures 13” and is not signed. The blade is in fair to goodcondition showing full temper with some erosion and rusting mostly on one side near hibach and about 1” x 1 ½” with some other minor areas of the same. Good quality blade. The scabbard shows some darkened to almostblack plating. The grip shows opening and loss to the area of seam where 2 pieces of grip were originally joined. This unusual official’s sword usually were the property of judges or other government officials of high rank. Est.: $250-$500

Riker case of U.S. military ribbons, medals, dog tags and ephemera including a U.S. steel pocket knife, an Army Service Clubs lighter stamped “Crossroads Service Club Korea, some black sand in a casing with note Iwo JimaBeach sand; a nice grouping. Est.: $150-$300.

Riker case of antique and collectible stockyard event ribbons and medals, originally from the famous Charlie Schreiner/YO Ranch collection including a 1908 piece from the 22nd annual NationalHarness Mfrs. Assn. convention in Kansas City; a 1903 Delegate ribbon and medal for the National Live Stock Assn 6th annual meeting; a St. Louis National Stock Yards medal and ribbon; a delegate ribbon and pinfor the 1899 National Live Stock Assn. convention plus two San Antonio, Texas International fair medals, one for 1900, the other for 1907. Est.: $200-$300.

Riker case of authentic antique and collectible pins, medals and ribbons, originally from the famous Charlie Schreiner/ YO Ranch collection including a ribbon and pin from the 21st annual reunion of the Texas Ex-Ranger Association (1940); a Panhandle Cattlemens Assn. Convention of 1916; a Kansas City Stockyards Guest pin from 1900; an all metal souvenir from the St. Louis Nov. 1885 Stockyard event plus an early brass BorderPatrol watch fob, an Old Trail Drivers Assn. of Texas pin and ribbon from 1943 and more! Est.: $200-$400.

U.S. military leather flap holster for a DA revolver marked “Rock Island Arsenal/1904/T.C.”; front flap also marked “M.T.J.”; overall very good condition. Est.: $200-$300.

U.S. military leather flap holster for 1911 pistol marked “Graton & Knight Co./1943” on back; overall good condition. Est.: $50-$75.

Basketweave leather holster appearing to be for a Colt SAA revolver or similar size handgun in good overall condition. Est.: $50-$75.

Lot of 2 boxes of approximately 34 different reference books on General George Armstrong Custer; an extensive collection of works on arguably one of the most famous and controversial military leaders of the CivilWar and Indian Wars period of American history; including Frost’s “The Custer Album”; “A Terrible Glory” by Donovan; “The Little Bighorn Campaign” by Sarf; Utley’s “Cavalier in Buckskin”; “Custer’s LastCampaign” by Gray and many more covering a variety of aspects of the Battle of the Little Bighorn and the “Boy General’s” life. Est.: $200-$300.

Baby Hammerless pocket folding trigger revolver, .22 caliber, 1.25” barrel, nickel finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, no visible S/N, in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its originalfinish, some minor spots of erosion, crisp action, fine grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $125-$250

Arvo Ojala, No. Hollywood, Cal. black leather holster and cartridge belt in overall very good + condition; also stamped on one end of belt “DONALD P. MAHONEY/38CF/1849/45”. Est.: $150-$300.

Handmade case for takedown rifle. Gold plated brass buckles with straps. Measures 34” x 8 ¾”. Excellent condition and high quality. Est.: $100-$300

Lot consisting of 19th century powder flask with 2 cap boxes. The flask shows 80% lacquer finish with bright blue on the spring. Proper for percussion pistols and revolvers circa 1850s-1860s. Est.: $100-$200

Men’s vanity lot as described: 2 Titus 17 jewel wrist watches and gold filled antique vest pocket knife.. Est.: $100-$200

Sterling cigarette case, 90 grams weight. Est.: $75-$150.

Sterling silver cigarette case, W.M. Co. marked, 125 grams weight. Est.: $75-$150.

Regal Sterling marked cigarette case, 85 grams weight. Est.: $75-$150.

Niello silver mounted small dagger from Caucasian or Russian area. Measures 6 ¼” overall with a 3 ¼” blade. The blade shows rust and heavy pitting. The silver mounts are very good. Circa 19th century and unusual.Est.: $250-$500

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Winchester Model 1897 pump shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #539724. The shotgun is in good overall condition with a 30” barrel with a brass bead front sight. The barrel retains a significant amount of its muted blue finish, particularly in the protected areas. The receiver is a brown patina with small areas of original blue still evident. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing mars and compressions consistent with use.The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber pad and a 14” LOP. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $175-$350.

Winchester Model 12 pump shotgun, 12 gauge, serial #. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 30” barrel with a steel bead front sight. The barrel retains nearly all of its blued finish with some loss of finish at the muzzle. The receiver has significant original blue finish with high point edge wear noted. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition showing only handling and storage wear. The buttstock ends with a hard rubber Winchester marked butt plate and a 14” LOP. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $300-$600.

Winchester Model 12 pump shotgun, 16 gauge, serial #915721. The shotgun is in good overall condition with a 28” barrel with a steel bead front sight. The barrel retains the majority of its thinning blued finish.The receiver has significant original muted blue finish with high point edge wear noted. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing scrapes and mars consistent with use. The butt stock ends with a hard rubberWinchester marked butt plate and a 14” LOP. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $250-$500.

Remington Model 740 semi-auto rifle, .30/06 Springfield caliber, serial #44743. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 22” barrel with a ramp front and rear sight removed. The barrel and receiver retain themajority of their blued finish with muzzle wear and some light surface rust evident on the action. The smooth wood stocks have been lightly sanded but remain in good condition. The butt stock ends with a ventilatedrubber White Line pad. The rifle is topped with a one-piece scope mount, Weaver rings and a JC Higgins Rifleman 4x fixed power scope. (Modern) Est.: $300-$600.

Savage Model 111 bolt action rifle, .30/06 Springfield caliber, serial #B782626. The rifle is good overall condition with a 22” barrel which retains the majority of its blued finish with light muzzle wear and thefront and rear sights removed. The receiver shows a significant amount of its muted blue finish with a blind magazine. The checkered wood stock is in good condition showing moderate wear and mars consistent with use.The butt stock ends with a rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, the action functions and markings are sharp. The receiver is topped a one-piece Redfield scope mount with a Simmons Whitetail 2.5 x 8 x 36 variable power scope. (Modern) Est.: $300-$600.

Remington Model 34 takedown bolt action rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, serial #4656. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The barrel and receiver have primarily to brown patina while the ¾ length magazine shows considerable muted blue finish. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with mars and compressions, ending with a smooth steel butt plate. The bore is good, the action functions andmarkings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $80-$160.

Vintage Lord Elgin Man’s wristwatch in original box; 14 Karat gold marked; 23 jewel; near fine condition, 1950’s-60’s; running at time of description. Est.: $300-$600.

Vintage Benrus mans wristwatch, 14K marked; small size; fancy numerals and lugs; unusual; good running condition at time of description. Est.: $250-$500.

Large riker case full of effects from a WW II/Korean War naval soldier including patches, folding pocket knife, comparing watch, toothbrush container, soft cap, U.S. compass, etc. Est.: $100-$150.

Large framed WW I era photo of U.S. soldiers marked “Company F 363rd U.S. Infantry, 91st Division back from France on U.S.S. Siboney, March 31, 1919”; chip of glass missing from top right corner of frame; approximately 9” x 43” overall. Est.: $50-$75.

Large riker case full of Company and Unit U.S. military patches. Est.: $50-$100.

Misc. lot including a riker case of misc. nazi medals and a nazi coin plus a Japanese medal and a U.S. medal; also another riker case with U.S. patches and German coins; also a wood frame with photo of a soldier inuniform with wood carving “AEF” and “1917/1918” and “France/1919”. Est.: $100-$200.

Colt Junior semi-auto pistol, .25 caliber, serial #2483. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 2” barrel in the original box. The metal parts retain nearly all of their blued finish with only storagewear observed. The checkered plastic grips feature a Rampant Colt emblem and are in very good condition. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this desirable little Colt in the original boxwith all associated paperwork and one correct, Colt marked magazine. (Modern) Est.: $250-$500.

Astra Model 200 semi-auto pistol, .25 caliber, serial #706238. Advertised as “Vest Pocket Sized”, the pistol is in very good overall condition with a 2” barrel in the original box. The metal parts retain nearlyall of their nicely engraved nickel finish with only storage wear observed. The pistol is marked, “Made in Spain”. The checkered plastic grips feature an Astra emblem and are in good condition with a small chip on thebottom of the left grip panel. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this attractive Astra in the original box with all associated paperwork and one correct, Astra marked magazine.(Modern) Est.: $200-$400.

Ring trigger pinfire 6-shot revolver, 9mm caliber, 2.25” barrels, engraved, ivory grips; overall good condition with a dark patina, working action and beautiful period grips. (Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

XL Model derringer by Hopkins & Allen, .41 caliber, refinished blue on barrel and nickel on frame, rosewood grips, no visible S/N, star stamped on underside of barrel; good action, markings and grips. (Antique). Est.: $250-$500.

Moore teat fire spur trigger revolver, .30 caliber, brass frame, engraved, wood grips, S/N 2966 in overall good condition, some scattered pinprick pitting and erosion, crisp action, good grips. (Antique). Est.: $400-$800.

Riker case of approximately 14 collector military medals, mostly U.S., several scarce Mexican Border Service medals from the early 1900’s, a rare Antarctica Service Medal, etc. Est.: $150-$300.

Riker case of collector military medals including wings, Airborne, etc; also a Bronze Star inscribed to Raymond E. Webb. Est.: $150-$300.

Riker case with ancient bronze spear head approximately 14” overall. Est.: $100-$200.

Riker case of over 40 misc. dug-up buttons, snaps, clasps, etc. found during construction in downtown Prescott, AZ. Est.: $50-$75.

Pewter Mayor’s Shooting Cup, approximately 12” in height engraved with a U.S. Spread Eagle over stars and stripes with inscription “Prize Drill/Co. K/8th Inf./M.V.M./Won by Corporal W.J. Hoppe/Feb. 14, 1907”; greatun-cleaned patina. Should be further researched. Est.: $100-$200.

Three ring binder of photos and information on Civil War Veteran James F. Case, Co. E, 22nd N.Y. Infantry. Case enlisted on May 7, 1861 at Glens Falls, NY as a Private and mustered out at Albany, NY on June 19, 1863.His Regiment saw service at Second Bull Run, VA., South Mountain, MD., Antietam, MD. and Fredericksburg, VA. Case ultimately retired to Santa Ana, CA. and died on 5 Nov. 1911. Pictures in the binder include him in hisCivil War uniform, him in his later years with family, other family members, his home in Santa Ana ca. 1896 and ca. 1901. Also pictures of his grave site at Evergreen Cemetery in Los Angeles, CA. Est.:$100-$150.

Old U.S. and Foreign stamp collection PLUS an old foreign currency collection. Est.: $100-$175.

Lot of Civil War era photos including a tintype of a bearded man and 5 CDVs; 2 marked on back “J.M. Long MD.” one dated 1866, the other 1867; one marked on back “Ardmore O.T” and “A Lee relative I know not who” by JohnH. Duray, photographer of Challis, Idaho Ter.; one of a woman with writing on the back “another Kin do not know her name (Lee)/Ardmore O.T.; finally, a Canadian uniformed soldier with sword by Maitland ofOntario, Canada. Est.: $100-$150.

Cimarron Arms copy of a target single shot Hi Wall rifle, .30-40 Krag caliber, 30” octagon barrel, blued and case hardened finish, double set triggers (working at time of description), hooded front spirit levelsight, adjustable rear sight and adjustable vernier tang sight, checkered wood stocks, S/N S08322. This beautiful target rifle is in overall fine condition with the majority of its original finish, fine bore, crispaction and beautiful wood stocks. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $350-$700.

Ruger MK II semi-automatic pistol, .22LR caliber, 4.5” barrel, blued finish, checkered black medallion grips, Val Quartsen bolt, S/N 217-10989, in overall excellent condition showing little handling. Accompanied by 2extra magazines. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Ruger New Model Single Six revolver, .22 caliber with extra .22 Win. Mag. cylinder, 5.5” barrel, stainless steel, wood medallion grips, S/N 266-01216, in excellent condition showing little handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Smith & Wesson Model 60-10 DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 3” barrel, stainless, finger groove wood medallion grips, S/N CCU7892, accompanied by an extra set of grips, a “grip shoe” and instructions. This gun is inoverall excellent condition displaying little handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

FN Pocket Browning Patent semi-automatic pistol, 6.35mm caliber, 2” barrel, blued finish, checkered black grips, S/N 1086378, with extra magazine; gun is in overall fine condition showing the majority of itsoriginal finish, fine bore, action, markings and grips. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Ruger Model LC9 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 3” barrel, black finish, checkered grips, S/N 320-11861, in overall like new condition with soft boot, factory cardboard box, instructions and extra magazine.(Modern/PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Kris dagger with sheath, approximately 22” overall with deity grip containing multi-color stones. Est.: $200-$400.

Japanese military dress sword with brass mounted leather scabbard; rayskin grip. Est.: $200-$400.

Jambia knife with hammered metal scabbard, approximately 17” overall, wood grip and black woven cord hanger. Est.: $200-$400.

Jambia knife with hammered metal scabbard, approximately 17” overall, wood grip and black woven cord hanger. Est.: $200-$400.

Southeast Asian Da with scabbard, approximately 27” overall. Est.: $150-$300.

Robbins & Lawrence 5-shot pepperbox pistol, ring trigger, rotating firing pin, blued finish, wood grips, no visible S/N, in overall good condition with a dark patina, working action, good markings (patent dated1849), very good grips; barrel assembly slightly loose and missing muzzle pin. (Antique). Est.: $350-$700.

French style Napoleonic era Officers flintlock pistol by Bury of Liege, Belgium, ca. 1805-1815, in as found condition, missing top jaw of hammer; stock broken at forend; restorable. (Antique). Est.:$300-$600.

H. Aston percussion martial pistol dated 1847 (Mexican War era); brass mountings, working action, wood stock, heavily weathered; from an old 49er collection in Northern California. (Antique). Est.:$300-$600.

Smith & Wesson top break DA revolver, .32 caliber, early production, S/N 3918 with rare original floral S&W pattern grips, thick hammer spur, in overall very good condition with considerable original nickel finishremaining and crisp action and markings. (Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

Remington New Model Police 6.5” long barrel conversion, .38RF caliber, dark patina and scattered pinprick pitting, working action, good grips, with period lined holster that is in need of some TLC and re-stitching; from a Northern California collection. (Antique). Est.: $350-$700.

Remington New Model 1858 percussion revolver, S/N 23427, barrel shortened to 6.5”, wood grips, grey patina, action not working, loading lever latch at front of barrel is missing; replaced grip screw and front sight. (Antique). Est.: $300-$600.

Germanic fighting knife circa late 1700’s to early 1800’s. Pewter or silver inlaid horn grip. Est.: $100-$200

Custom knife marked “440C” and sharpened. Est.: $100-$200

F.S. fighting knife with scabbard. Marked England. Est.: $100-$200

Stevens Conlin single shot pistol, .22 caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, wood grips, S/N 31426, in overall very good condition showing considerable muted blued finish, very good bore, crisp action, very good markingsand grips. (Antique). Est.: $200-$400.

Old stock 6-point badge marked “Police Officer 31”; no hallmarks on reverse. Est.: $75-$125.

Old stock 6-point badge marked “Deputy Constable 20”; partial hallmark on reverse “____Stamp/St. Paul, Minn.”. Est.: $100-$150.

Old stock 5-point cut-out badge marked “Deputy Sheriff”; no hallmark on reverse. Est.: $100-$150.

Old Eagle shield badge marked “Young Patrol 209”; hallmarked “Patrick & Moise Klinkener Co./San Francisco” along with a small 5-point star uniform button marked “Police 711”. Est.: $100-$150.

Riker case of 6 different antique watch chains/fobs. Est.: $150-$300.

Riker case of U.S. ribbons, dog tag, buttons, etc. for U.S.M.C. soldier Robert C. Allan; dog tag is dated “Mar 19 18”; would be interesting to further research this Marine’s history. Est.: $100-$150.

Colt Lightening pump rifle, .22 caliber, serial #32648. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 24”octagon barrel and ½ magazine. The barrel, magazine and receiver have all been polished silver with small mars and knackering under the action. The dust cover is missing. The smooth wood stocks show heavy use with the forearm cracked and held together with tape. The butt stock has been sanded and the butt plate is missing achunk at the toe. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and markings are sharp. (Antique) Est.: $200-$400.

Winchester Model 62A takedown pump rifle, .22 S., L. or L.R. caliber, serial #38629. The rifle is in good condition with a 23” round barrel. The barrel and ¾ magazine retain a significant amount of their blued finishparticularly in the protected areas, with the remainder going to grey patina. The receiver shows only small amounts of blued finish with the remainder going to patina. A screw is missing from the tang. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing small mars and compressions from field use. The butt stock ends with a plastic, Winchester marked butt plate. The bore is fair, the action crisp and markings aresharp. (C+R) Est.: $200-$400.

Beretta Model 950BS pocket pistol, .22 short caliber, 2.5” barrel, blued finish, checkered grips, S/N BER64853T, in overall fine condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Butler blackpowder single shot derringer, .31 caliber, gold finish, faux pearl grips, S/N B81764, in overall fine condition and in lined wood display case. Est.: $75-$150.

Dakota Arms single action revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, S/N 76682, in overall excellent condition displaying minimal handling. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Mid-eastern flintlock pistol, approximately 15” overall with brass and copper mountings, wood stock and iron ramrod; butt stock shows old repair at wrist; action not working. (Antique). Est.: $150-$300.

Stevens single shot tip-up pistol, .22 caliber, 5” barrel, wood grips, S/N 29574; dark patina to barrel, traces of nickel on frame, good bore, action and markings, good wood; cut for shoulder stock (stock notincluded). (Antique). Est.: $150-$300.

English double barrel percussion pistol, engraved frame and hammers, checkered wood grip, missing rammer; overall un-cleaned condition with dark patina over pitted surfaces, working actions, grips show wear,old dings, mars and compressions to checkering. (Antique). Est.: $150-$300.

Remington Mohawk Model 48 semi-automatic shotgun, 20 gauge, 28” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 5875502, in overall very good to fine condition showing the majority of its original blue, fine bore, crisp action,sharp markings and very good to fine wood stocks. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Remington Model 591M bolt action rifle, 5mm REM. caliber, missing magazine, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 1031777, in overall very good to near fine condition with majority of original blue, very good bore, crisp action,sharp markings and near fine stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Fabrique Nationale Trombone takedown pump rifle, .22 caliber, serial #NSNV. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 22” round barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver all show significant blued finish withscattered light to moderate surface rust due to poor storage. The smooth wood stocks are in fair condition with considerable scrapes and compressions. The butt stock features a Browning round knob pistol grip and ends with a smooth steel butt plate. A set of scope mounts have been added during the period of use. The bore is fair and may clean. The action is crisp and markings are sharp. An FN trombone built on the Browning patent inneed of some TLC. (Modern) Est.: $250-$500.

Chilean Mauser Model 1895 bolt action rifle, 7mm caliber, 29.5” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N L8952 (mismatched bolt; K4348), in overall good condition with considerable original finish, good bore, crisp action,sharp markings and overall good wood stock with scattered mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Marlin Model 1892 takedown lever action rifle, .22 caliber, serial #172887. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel. The barrel retains the majority of its thinning blued finish withhigh point wear, sharp edges and some loss of finish at the muzzle. The full-length magazine is in the white and appears to be a replacement. The receiver shows significant amounts of original blued finishwith the remainder going to plum patina. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing wear and small compressions. The butt stock ends with a Marlin marked hard rubber butt plate. The bore is fair, theaction crisp and markings are sharp on this nice, old Marlin. (Antique) Est.: $200-$400.

Japanese Yari blade in bamboo case. The Yari blade assembly itself is approximately 11” in length, while the actual blade is 5 ¼” in length. The triangular blade shows some light staining and pinprick pitting with ablood groove on the underside. The forged mount is a tapered rectangular with a hole intended to secure the blade once mounted. The decorated bamboo case is in good condition with small mars and surface erosion on the metal cap. An interesting lot with a handmade, hand forged look. Est.: $200-$400.

Nazi officer’s sword with scabbard. The sword is in good overall condition with a 34” blade and overall length of 39”. The blade is marked, “Eickhorn, Solingen”, showing light surface rust with no evidence ofsharpening. The brass handguard features a swastika mark and old gold tone finish. The grip is wire wrapped horn and is in good condition. The scabbard has numerous dents and mars with moderate surface rust. Est.:$200-$400.

Pearl inlaid and ornate stand for 3 Japanese swords. Measures 16 ½” in height by 17” wide. In good condition with some small losses and aging. 50-100 years old. Est.: $200-$400

Antique Japanese sword stand made from hand carved wood with abalone shell inlay and lacquered finish. Measures 24” in height (for a long sword or katana). Thick wood base. Good to very good condition. Circa1890-1920’s. Est.: $200-$400

Antique wood and glass showcase for wall to possibly display Japanese tanto’s showing a red floral and white background. Measures approximately 34” tall by 22” wide. Shows dings and scratches along with loss of goldpaint. Est.: $150-$300

Lot of five sportsman racks. The lot includes four wooded rifle racks for wall mounting. Three are stained darker with one in natural pine. The fifth rack is marked, “Rush Creek” and is a triangular natural pine bow and arrow display rack. This one measures 32” tall and is 31” at the widest point. A nice set of racks for the gunroom or for the gun show circuit. One money buys all five pieces. Est.: $100-$200.

Pewter sculpture by Michael Boyett and issued by the Boyett Collectors Registry entitled “When Warriors Meet”, #57/1500, approximately 6” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated 6-13-88. Est.: $150-$200.

Pewter sculpture by Brian Rodden and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Rise and Shine”, #936, approximately 5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Apr. 30, 1981. Est.: $100-$200.

Pewter sculpture by Don Polland and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “2 For the Colors”, #1161, approximately 8.5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Mar. 17,1987. Est.: $150-$300.

Pewter sculpture by Donald Polland and issued by Chilmark Collectors Society entitled “Dog Soldier”, #1457, approximately 8.5” in height including wood base with Certificate of Registration, signed and dated Jan. 14,1988. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of two U.S. marked flap holsters. The lot includes two U.S. marked leather holsters, each approximately 10” in length and marked U.S. on the front flap. The first is marked, “BOYT 42” on the rear side. Theoverall condition is good with a brass bead closure on the front and metal hanger on the rear. The second holster is marked, “HOYT 1918 J.J.M.” under the flap. The holster is in good condition with some oil soaking andcrazing of finish at the top. Est.: $75-$150.

Weyersberg Marked bayonet with sheath, marked “13B315 on cross guard, leather portion of sheath needs re-stitching. Est.: $50-$100.

Southeast Asian Da with scabbard, approximately 33” overall. Est.: $75-$150.

Southeast Asian Da with scabbard, approximately 28” overall with red cord hanger. Est.: $75-$150.

FN Browning Patent semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, 27.5” barrel, checkered wood stocks, appears to have an old re-blued finish, S/N 153144; good action, good markings, bore may clean, some scattered surface rust fromstorage, forend shows a crack on right rear side, old scratches and mars to butt stock with some minor damage to FN Browning butt plate, again from storage. (C&R). Est.: $100-$200.

Smith & Wesson Model 1 Third Issue spur trigger revolver, .22 caliber, blued finish, rosewood grips, S/N 1697, in overall good to very good condition displaying approximately 25% original blue on the frame, crisp action and markings, good grips with some old small notches on both sides of grips. (Antique). Est.: $200-$400.

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Red Jacket No. 6 spur trigger revolver, .30 caliber, 2.75” barrel, nickel finish, wood grips, S/N 28437, majority original nickel remaining, action not working, overall good grips with a small old crack at the bottom of the left grip. (Antique). Est.: $100-$200.

Westwood signed percussion pistol with late back action lock and American styling; wood half stock, working action, engraved lockplate and hammer, missing wood ramrod. (Antique). Est.: $250-$500.

Smith & Wesson First Model, Third Issue spur trigger revolver, .22 caliber, S/N 119587, overall good condition as re-nickeled; good action and rosewood grips. (Antique). Est.: $100-$200.

Remington O/U derringer, 2 line address, .41 caliber, S/N 88, repaired hinge, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber grips; traces of nickel finish remaining in protected areas, working action, worn but completegrips. (Antique). Est.: $250-$500.

Remington O/U Type 3 derringer, .41 caliber, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 965, dark patina, traces of original muted blue in protected areas, grips show even wear, good action. (Antique). Est.:$250-$500.

Pair of brass Cavalry stirrups; Civil War or earlier. Est.: $75-$150.

Approximately three hundred rounds of blank .308 caliber L.C. (Lake City Arsenal) in belts for M-60; various brass for rifle cartridges; 2 boxes .450 revolver blank cartridges by Kynoch (black powder) (50each), excellent condition; 25 dummy .45 Colt cartridges for pistol belt displays; .30 Mauser partial box (brass only); no loaded ammunition. Est.: $150-$300.

Decorative Japanese pipe, tobacco pouch and pipe case with Ojimi bead and decorative mount. The lot includes a diminutive silver and ebony pipe approximately 8” in length with a beautifully checkered hard case andleather tobacco pouch. The pipe is in untouched original condition with tarnishing of the silver. Est.: $200-$400.

Nikon SL Reflex camera with Vivitar with 90-230mm auto zoom lens and carry case; along with an extra Vivitar 90-230mm tele-zoom lens also with carry case. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 4 decorator non-guns including two flintlock pistols, one fancy percussion revolver, and a John Wayne Armed Forces Commemorative 1911 style pistol. Est.: $100-$200.

Finely constructed display cannon and wood carriage, approximately 28” long by 16” wide by 12” in height. Est.: $100-$200.

Brass Belgian Fireman’s helmet; nice patina, some scattered old denting. Est.: $100-$200.

Nineteenth to early Twentieth Century Fireman’s metal helmet. Est.: $100-$200.

U.S. Army lot including a small blasting machine, approximately 6” in height plus a “Mission Accomplished; Africa, Sicily, Italy” paper brochure and a framed May 3, 1945 “The Stars and Stripes/Mediterranean” newspaperheadline front page “Nazi Armies in Italy Surrender with photos and notice of classification for Albert Bertil Johnson. Est.: $100-$300.

Lot of approximately 10, mostly hardback books on important Western artists including W.R. Leigh, C. M. Russell, Frederic Remington, Frank Schoonover, Olaf Wieghorst, Charlie Dye, Frank McCarthy, Philip R.Goodwin and Joe Beeler (NOTE: Beeler signed this book for our consignor shortly before Beeler passed away and also included in his presentation an original sketch of a cowboy!). Est.: $100-$175.

Framed and matted original front page of the “Daily Bodie Standard”, Bodie, CA. dated September 27, 1879, approximately 27” x 20” overall and in good condition. Bodie was a mining town in Mono County and often referred to as “The Tombstone of California” given its reputation for violence and its mining wealth. Est.: $75-$125.

Framed original Buffalo Brewing Company (incorporated Nov. 8th, 1888) stock certificate No. 2110, approximately 14” x 17” overall. Beautiful artwork displaying charging buffalo. Est.: $50-$100.

Framed old color County Map of California with an inset map of the Settlements of the Great Salt Lake Country and an inset of the San Francisco Bay and Vicinity, approximately 18” x 15” overall. Est.: $50-$75.

Framed older print of the various caliber cartridges for the famous Sharps rifle, approximately 14” x 17”. A great decorator for the gun room. Est.: $50-$75.

Adjustable Vernier tang sight in overall good condition. Est.: $75-$150.

Misc. lot of 7 pieces, 6 leather and 1 plastic holster, clip holster, belt, cartridge holder and etc. Est.: $50-$100

Mosin Nagant Model 91/30 bolt action rifle, 7.62 x 54R caliber, serial #MA7972. The rifle is in very good condition with a 29” barrel with a hooded front and military tangent style rear sights. The barrel andreceiver retain nearly all of their military finish with only storage marks noted. The front ring features several Russian proofs and is dated 1942. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with storage marks and acartouche on the right side of the butt stock. The butt ends with a smooth steel butt plate. The bore is good, action crisp and markings sharp on this World War II battle rifle. (C+R) Est.: $200-$400.

Traditions reproduction Kentucky rifle, .50 caliber, serial #16-13-08-1277-02. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 40” octagon barrel. The barrel retains nearly all of its blued finish while the side plateand hammer show beautiful muted case hardening. The trigger guard, patch box and butt plate are done in brass. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with only handling marks and brass inlay thelength of the stock. Est.: $150-$300.

Mountings for a Japanese wakasashi in traditional style. The blade measures 14”-14 ½” and fairly straight with slightly less than 1” thick. Fancy soft metal mounts in floral motifs. Japanese re-wrapped grip withlarge menuki. Square and iron tsuba. Very good plus lacquered scabbard. Est.: $150-$300

Full mounting only for Japanese tanto with 11 ¼”- 11 ½” blade. Fancy shakado soft metal mountings with well-matched floral motifs. Re-lacquered scabbard and re-wrapped grip that is well done. Kozuka knife is missing.Slightly more than 1” wide and fairly straight blade should fit. Good overall as re-finished. Est.: $150-$300

Signed, handmade WWII Japanese Officers sword with scabbard. The sword is in good overall condition with a 29” blade and overall length of 34”. The blade shows some light staining and sharpening. The handguard isgold tone with a maker’s mark above the blade. The grip is wire wrapped ray skin with a Mum depicted at the pommel. The scabbard is in good overall condition with hammered brass ornamentation and hangers. Anice, untouched WWII officers sword. Est.: $150-$300.

WWII Japanese Officers sword with shark skin scabbard. The sword is in good overall condition with a 26” blade and overall length of 31”. The blade shows scabbard marks retaining the majority of its polished finish with no apparent sharpening. The handguard is gold tone with a floral decoration. The grip is wire wrapped ray skin with a Mum depicted at the pommel. The shark skin scabbard is in good overall condition withhammered brass ornamentation and hangers. Est.: $150-$300.

Shinto period tanto (short sword) in simple lacquered over wood case and grips. 7 ½” blade that is unsigned and cleaned with full visible temper and no major flaws or imperfections. Est.: $150-$300

Lot of five African spears. The lot includes two spears with hand forged blades, one of which is saw-toothed. Another is wrapped with copper wire, one with brass wire and a 13” blade, while the final spear has a handforged 16” blade. A fine lot of African decorator pieces. Est.: $125-$250.

Nazi relic lot including some documents, pins, “tinnies”, etc. plus a couple U.S. Army uniform campaign bars. Est.: $200-$400.

Reproduction Wheelock pistol, approximately 24” overall displaying a dark patina to metal surfaces, engraving on breech end of barrel and proofs on lock mechanism, wood stock, brass tipped wood ramrod; with reproductionspanner. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of 4 semi-automatic carbine bayonets, all with sheaths. Est.: $150-$300.

Springfield ’03 bayonet with sheath, rebuilt WW II, approximately 16” blade dated 1918 (S.A.) in overall good to very good condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of 2 Garand bayonets, each with a sheath, both overall good; one by U.C. maker. Est.: $100-$200.

): Lot of 3 foreign bayonets, each with sheaths, one with leather frog. Est.: $100-$200.

Belgian lever action converted drop lock rifle (ca. 1865), 7mm caliber, 25” barrel, wood stocks, S/N 25295, in overall fair to good condition showing a dark patina to metal surfaces, good bore and action, wood stockshave been re-finished. (Antique). Est.: $175-$350.

W. Richards SxS back action locks shotgun, 12 gauge, barrels cut down to coach size of 18”, checkered wood stocks, S/N 4191, dark patina, missing right side hammer, well worn stocks, rough bore; would make a nice wallhanger. (Antique). Est.: $100-$200.

Charter Arms Model AR 7 Explorer semi-automatic rifle, .22 RF caliber, 16” barrel, black finish, plastic stock that retains in the butt trap, the frame (S/N A100036) and magazine, one extra magazine,instructions and factory cardboard box; in overall good condition. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $150-$300.

Stevens Model 335 SxS hammerless shotgun, 12 gauge, 30” barrels, checkered wood stocks, S/N 27172, in overall good condition showing a dark patina to the metal surfaces with areas of muted blue, crisp actions, goodmarkings, bores may clean, stocks show wear with scattered mars and scratches from carry and storage. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $150-$300.

Enfield No. 4 MK 2 bolt action rifle, .303 caliber, S/N UF 55 A 20053 in cosmoline and paper wrapping with cardboard shipping box. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Enfield No. 4 MK 2 bolt action rifle, .303 caliber, S/N UF 55 A 2028 in cosmoline and paper wrapping with cardboard shipping box and bayonet (no scabbard). (C&R/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Taylor’s & Co. by Uberti small frame rolling block single shot rifle, .357 Magnum caliber, 22” round barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N S10772. This gun is in fine overall condition with the majorityof its original finish remaining, fine bore, action, markings and wood. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Mauser bolt action rifle, 6.5mm caliber, 29.5” barrel, import-marked, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 477749, in overall very good to near fine condition displaying the majority of its military finish, very goodbore, action, markings and near fine wood. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Remington Model 710 bolt action rifle, .30-06 SPRG caliber, 22.5” barrel, mat black finish, polymer stock, S/N 71010202, mounted with a Weaver scope displaying crisp optics. This rifle is in overall fine condition with the majority of its original finish to metal surfaces, fine bore, action, markings and stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $250-$500.

Marlin No.18 takedown pump rifle, .22 caliber, serial #NSNV. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 20” round barrel. The barrel, ½ magazine have all gone entirely to a dark patina with moderate surfaceerosion and surface rust noted. The receiver retains significant old muted blue finish with light surface rust. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing small mars and some flaking of the finish. Thebutt ends with a smooth metal plate. The bore is poor, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $175-$350.

Marlin No.20 takedown pump rifle, .22 caliber, serial #NSNV. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 23” octagon barrel. The barrel, ½ magazine and receiver have all gone entirely to a dark patina with moderate surface erosion and surface rust noted. The receiver and tang have received overspray with old varnish poorly applied to the butt stock. The smooth wood stocks are in rough condition with heavy use noted. An old coatof poorly applied varnish has covered portions of the action. The butt ends with a smooth metal plate. The bore is poor, the action works and the markings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $175-$350.

Remington Model 12-C takedown pump rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, serial #415464. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain themajority of their muted blue finish with high point edge wear noted. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with small dents and compressions, an extra coat of varnish and some crude hand checkering on the rightside of the butt stock. The butt stock is proud at the toe and ends with a smooth metal butt plate. The bore is poor with significant pitting, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.:$150-$300.

Remington Model 12 takedown pump rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, serial #831401. The rifle is in good overall condition as re-finished with a 22” round barrel. The barrel, ½ magazine and receiverretain the majority of an old quality re-blue. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with small mars and compressions consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with a Remington marked hard rubber butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $150-$300.

Savage Model 1914 takedown pump rifle, .22 S., L. or L.R. caliber, serial #12090. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel. The barrel and magazine retain a significant amount of their thinning blued finish with sharp edges and clear markings. The receiver also shows significant muted blued finish with small scratches, high point edge wear and a tang mounted safety. The smooth wood stocks arein good condition with moderate wear and compressions. The butt stock ends with a steel butt plate marked with the Savage Brave emblem. The bore is poor, the markings sharp and action crisp. (C+R) Est.:$200-$400.

Fabrique Nationale on the Browning patent semi-auto rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, serial #NSNV. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 20” barrel. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their mutedblue finish light surface rust noted at the muzzle and on the receiver. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with small mars, compressions and a Prince of Wales pistol grip. The butt stock ends with a smoothsteel butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (Modern) Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester Model 1906 takedown pump rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, serial #218186. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 20” round barrel. The barrel, magazine tube and receiver have allgone to a grey patina with light to moderate surface erosion and rust noted. The magazine has been braised in two locations. The smooth wood stocks are in fair condition showing heavy use and an old coat of varnishadded. The butt stock ends with a hard rubber butt plate which broken at both ends. Additionally, the rifle has had a trigger lock attached at the guard. The bore is poor and the action functions on thisWinchester which would benefit from some TLC. (C+R) Est.: $150-$300.

Winchester Model 1890 takedown pump rifle, .22 Short caliber, serial #392583. The rifle is in good overall condition as re-finished with a 24” octagon barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain a significantamount of an old, quality re-blue with some light to moderate surface rust noted at the muzzle. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with small mars and compressions consistent with use. The butt stock endswith a smooth crescent butt plate showing moderate surface rust from poor storage. The bore is rough and may clean, the action crisp and markings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of approximately 13 large hardback books on weaponry, the old West and gunfighters including bound volumes 1 thru 20 (Fall 1955 thru Fall 1969) of the American Society of Arms Collectors Bulletins; also the AmericanSociety’s works on Long arms in America, Volumes I and II plus their 1997 work on Edged Weapons; Horan’s “The Outlaws” and “The Gunfighters” of “The Authentic West”; Robin May’s “Gunfighters and more. Est.:$100-$150.

Lot of approximately 10 reference books on the Civil War, including 6 books on Admiral S.F. DuPont; also “Civil War Arms Purchases and Deliveries”; plus 3 volumes by Gallery Books on The Commanders of the Civil War, The Fighting Men of the Civil War and The Battlefields of the Civil War. Est.: $75-$150.

Lot of 10 misc. gun-related books including different editions of Gun Digest, Kuhnhausen’s “The Mauser M91 Through M98 Bolt Actions: A Shop Manual”, “The Mauser Self-Loading Pistol” by Belford and Dunlapand others. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of misc. gun-related books and Digests including “Luger Variations; Vol. I” by Harry Jones and a number of older color Little John’s catalogs. Great reference material! Est.: $100-$200.

Remington Model 550-1 semi-automatic rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 24” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, no visible S/N, in overall very good condition with majority of original blue, very good bore, crisp action,sharp markings and very good wood with scattered loss of finish on left side of fore stock and several scattered mars and dings from storage. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $90-$180.

Daisy/Heddon single cock pneumatic rifle, .22 caliber, VL Model air rifle, blued finish, plastic stock, S/N A038244, in overall very good + condition showing the majority of its original finish, very good stock and rifleappears to function at time of description. (Air rifle). Est.: $100-$200.

Anshutz bolt action rifle, .22 LR caliber, 21.5” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 206946, parts gun; majority of blue remaining on barrel, action is working, bore is very good +, trigger guard missing, wood stock has been sanded. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $75-$150.

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American Import Co. Model 2600 bolt action shotgun, .410 gauge, 24” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, S/N 116207, in overall good to very good condition with majority of original blue finish, very good bore, crispaction, sharp markings and proofs, good stock with some storage dings on the left side above trigger. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $100-$200.

Baikal Model MP-654K BB pellet pistol, 4.5mm caliber, S/N 9838637B, in like new condition showing little if any use; with cardboard box, instructions manual, tool and tin of Beeman brand BBs. Est.: $100-$200.

Navy Arms Co. replica of a Remington Model 1858 single action percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 8” octagon barrel, blued finish, wood grips, S/N 12168, in overall very good condition with majority of its blued finishremaining, crisp action and very good grip displaying some wear to grips finish. (Percussion). Est.: $100-$200.

Replica of a Confederate percussion revolver, .44 caliber, brass frame and straps, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, S/N 10634, in overall very good to near fine condition and accompanied by amodern military-style black leather flap holster. (Percussion). Est.: $100-$200.

Savage “Cub” Model bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 16” barrel, black finish, thumb hole wood stock, S/N 1075532; mounted with a Nikko Stirling adjustable 4X32 AO scope displaying fine optics. This rifle is in overall fine condition displaying the majority of its original finish, fine bore, action, markings and stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $100-$200.

Uberti replica of a Remington Model 1858 percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 8” octagon barrel, blued finish, wood grips, S/N 87240, in fine condition showing little handling; accompanied by factory cardboard box andpaperwork. (Percussion). Est.: $100-$200.

Sporterized Mosin Nagant bolt action rifle, 7.62mm caliber, 22” barrel, custom wood stock, S/N 33553, in overall good condition with a good bore, crisp action, good markings and wood. (C&R/PPT). Est.:$100-$200.

Stevens pump rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, serial #T981. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 22” barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain the majority of their thinning blued finish withlight surface rust present. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing wear and use with a small repair at the toe. The butt stock ends with a plastic butt plate broken at the toe. The bore is fair, theaction functions and the markings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $125-$250.

Stevens Visible Loader pump rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, serial #OFQ24. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 22” barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver have gone entirely to brown patinawith light to moderate surface rust and significant welding done to re-attach the magazine tube. The smooth wood stocks are in fair condition showing heavy wear and use with crude hand checkering on one side of the wrist. The butt stock ends with a smooth metal butt plate that is proud at the toe. The bore is rough but may clean, the action functions and the markings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $100-$200.

Taurus Model 62 takedown pump rifle, .22 L.R. caliber, serial #TA6736. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 23” round barrel with a blade front and standard rear sights. The barrel, ¾ magazine and receiverretain nearly all of their blued finish with only light handling marks noted. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars and some finish loss on the butt stock. The butt stock ends with a plastic,Taurus marked butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this lightly used rifle. (Modern) Est.: $90-$180.

Rossi Model 62 takedown pump rifle, .22 L.R. caliber, serial #G645961. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 23” octagon barrel with a blade front and standard rear sights. The barrel, ¾ magazine and receiver retain nearly all of their blued finish with only light handling marks noted. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars and some finish loss on the butt stock. The buttstock ends with a plastic, Rossi marked butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this lightly used rifle. (Modern) Est.: $90-$180.

Winchester Model 190 semi-auto rifle, .22 S., L. or L.R. caliber, serial #B1463893. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 21” round barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain nearly all of their bluedfinish with only small scratches on top of the receiver noted. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with only light storage marks. The butt stock ends with a Winchester marked plastic butt plate. Thebore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this lightly used Winchester. (Modern) Est.: $125-$250.

Marlin Model 60 semi-auto rifle, .22 L.R. caliber, serial #17492945. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with a 22” round barrel. The barrel, magazine and receiver retain nearly all oftheir blued finish with only minor handling marks noted. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with only light storage marks. The butt stock ends with a plastic butt plate. The rifle is topped with a Tasco 4 x 15 fixed power scope. The bore is very good, the action crisp and markings are sharp on this lightly used Marlin. (Modern) Est.: $75-$150.

Remington Model 552 Speedmaster semi-auto rifle, .22 S., L. & L.R. caliber, serial #NSNV. The rifle is good overall condition with a 23” round barrel. The barrel, ¾ length magazine and receiver retain themajority of their blued finish with light surface rust noted at the muzzle. The top of the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope mount and a case deflector has been added at the ejection port. The smooth woodstocks are in good shape showing wear and small compressions. The butt stock ends with a Remington marked plastic butt plate. The bore is good, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (C+R) Est.: $90-$180.

Remington Model 12 takedown pump rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, serial #341331. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 22” round barrel. The barrel, ½ magazine and receiver retainsignificant dull blue finish with moderate to heavy surface rust noted in several locations. The rear sight is an old replacement painted white. The smooth wood stocks are in fair condition with mars andcompressions consistent with field use. The butt plate is missing. The bore is poor, the action works and markings are legible. (C+R) Est.: $150-$300.

Remington Model 241 Speed master semi-auto rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, serial #97033. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” round barrel. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their mutedblue finish with high point edge wear and loss of finish at the muzzle. Additionally, the rear sight has been removed, the side of the action drilled and tapped for a side mount and there are two Weaver style basesadded. The trigger shows old muted case coloring. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing wear with small dents and compressions. The butt stock ends with a checkered steel butt plate. The bore isgood, the action crisp and markings are sharp. (Modern) Est.: $100-$200.

Mosin Nagant Model 91/30 bolt action rifle, 7.62 x 54R caliber, serial #PY8714. The rifle is in very good condition with a 29” barrel with a hooded front and military tangent style rear sights. The barrel andreceiver retain nearly all of their military finish with only storage marks noted. The front ring features several Russian proofs and is dated 1942. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with storage marks, arepair on the left side near the action and a cartouche on the right side of the butt stock. The butt ends with a smooth steel butt plate. The lot includes an original bayonet still wrapped in paper. The bore is good,action crisp and markings sharp on this World War II era rifle. (C+R) Est.: $200-$400.

Japanese Wakasashi mounts without blade. The lot includes matching Wakasashi mounts with scabbard with an overall length of 18”. The ray skin wrapped handle has some damage on the underside but is otherwise in goodcondition. The scabbard shows mars and scuffs but is otherwise complete. Est.: $100-$200.

Beautiful Malaysian Kris with carved exotic wood and hammered brass scabbard. The Kris measures 18” total length with a 14” hand forged straight blade. The blade shows no sharpening while the ornately carved woodhandle is in very good condition with only small flea bite chips. The carved wood and hammered brass scabbard is in good condition with small mars and dents, the brass toning to a pleasing color. Est.: $100-$200.

Traditional and high quality Japanese bonsai knife with signed and damascened blade. Measures 16 ¾” overall with an 11 ¼” blade. In very good plus condition from late 20th century. Est.: $100-$200

Mounts only for a WWII Japanese sword with a 26”-28” blade length. In good condition with normal aging. Est.: $100-$200

Japanese Boy’s sword with scabbard. This modern reproduction is 20” in total length with a 14” blade. The blade is in fair condition with moderate surface rust and flaking of finish. It does not appear tohave been sharpened. The gold tone hand guard and ray wrapped grip are in good condition. The scabbard is in good condition with brass ornamentation and inlay. This is a nice, modern youth’s sword that wouldbenefit from some TLC. Est.: $200-$400.

Old all metal frame/barrel air rifle with wood stocks, S/N F 540110, dark patina, action not working, worn wood stock and forend with cracks/repairs to both. Plainsman Model 175 CO2 pistol in factory cardboardbox and an RG 8 starter’s pistol. (Airgun). Est.: $100-$200.

Mossberg Model 46B bolt action rifle, .22 short, long and LR caliber, 26” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, no visible S/N, in overall fair + condition with brown patina, tapped at top and bottom of barrel formounts, fair + bore and good action. Stock is worn, with chip out of rear top of wrist behind bolt and oversized added butt pad; replaced front sight. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $50-$100.

Marlin Model 81/DL bolt action rifle, .22 short, long and LR caliber, 24” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, no visible S/N, in overall fair + condition showing the majority of its un-cleaned original blue withscattered erosion spots, good bore, crisp action, good markings and fair wood stock that shows old scratches, mars and spotting to finish from poor storage. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $50-$100

Titan Model pocket semi-automatic pistol by F.I.E. corp., .25 caliber, 2.5” barrel, blued finish, checkered grips, S/N A23844, in overall fair to good condition showing some blue mixed with grey patina, good action,good markings, good bore and good grips. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $50-$100.

German parlour pistol, .22 caliber, 5” barrel, nickel finish, metal grips, no visible S/N, in overall good condition. (Antique). Est.: $75-$150.

Armsport SxS blackpowder percussion pistol, .44 caliber, double triggers, wood stock, S/N 05939, project gun to finish; good actions; in factory cardboard box. (Percussion). Est.: $50-$100.

Korean War era helmet with liner, cover and chin strap, in overall good condition. Est.: $50-$100.

European double barrel SxS percussion pistol, .41 caliber, 3” barrels, wood grip, grey patina with erosion and pitting, partially working actions, good wood with some old edge losses at frame. (Antique). Est.: $75-$150.

Mossberg Model 385KA bolt action shotgun, 20 gauge, 26” barrel (including muzzle choke), blued finish, wood stock, one extra magazine, no visible S/N, in overall very good condition with majority of original finish,very good action, bore should clean and very good wood stock. (Modern/PTT). Est.: $60-$120.

Glenfield Model 25 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 22” barrel, black finish, magazine fed, wood stock, S/N 69299587, mounted with a Bushnell Banner 22 scope displaying fine optics. This gun is in overall very good to near fine condition with a very good + bore, crisp action and markings; very good wood stock. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $50-$100.

Stevens Crack Shot 26 Model single shot rifle, .22 caliber, 18” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, no visible S/N, in overall good condition with a good bore, action, markings and wood. (C&R). Est.: $50-$100.

Mossberg Model 85 bolt action magazine fed shotgun20 gauge, 26” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, no visible S/N; in overall very good condition with a crisp action, very good bore and stock. (C&R). Est.:$40-$80.

Mossberg Model 42 bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 23” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, no visible S/N, in overall very good condition with a very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and verygood wood. (C&R). Est.: $60-$120.

Misc. parts lot including M1 carbine parts, stripper clips, ’03-A3 bolt, etc. Est.: $75-$100.

Singer brand table top sewing machine, ca. 1930’s; with case; missing parts. Est.: $50-$100.

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Filipino short sword, approximately 25.5” overall. Est.: $50-$100.

Filipino barong, approximately 18” overall. Est.: $60-$120.

Jambia, no scabbard, approximately 18” overall with brass mounted wood grip. Est.: $60-$120.

Lot of two short handle branding irons; great decorators. Est.: $35-$70.

WW I metal Bond box, approximately 11” x 6” x3” and marked “LIBERTY BOND BOX/WEAR ADLER COLLEGIAN CLOTHES/STYLE-ECONOMY” with American Eagle. Est.: $25-$50.

Gerber mark II fighting knife with scabbard in near excellent used condition. Est.: $90-$180

Windlass (India) fighting dagger with long spear point blade. Good quality. Est.: $50-$100

S.F. fighting knife in excellent condition. Contemporary. Est.: $75-$150

British bayonet (Spike Style) circa WWII era. For MK 2 Sten. Est.: $100-$200

“Solingen” marked dagger circa 19th to early 20th century. Est.: $60-$120

Case knife marked “T.J. (Chlappa)” on grip and carried WWII. Est.: $50-$100

Smith & Wesson Model 1 Second Issue spur trigger revolver, .22 caliber, S/N 114260, rosewood grips, missing hammer; parts gun. (Antique). Est.: $50-$100.

Indian sword and leather scabbard with metal throat and drag, approximately 38” overall. Est.: $25-$50.

Persian sword with scabbard, brass mounted, approximately 38” overall. Est.: $25-$50.

Reproduction brass flask approximately 8” overall and in good condition. Est.: $25-$50.

Remington Scoremaster Model 511 bolt action rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, serial #NSNV. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 25” barrel. The barrel and action retain the majority of their bluedfinish with the rear sight removed and dove tail filled. A Lyman aperture sight has been added to the bolt. The smooth wood stock is in good overall condition with the initials, “JCK” carved into the butt. The butt stockends with a hard rubber Remington marked butt plate. The bore is good, the action functions and the markings are legible. No magazine included. (Modern) Est.: $40-$80.

Simmons 3-9X50 scope and Fuse mossy oak I-6 phone case, both in fine condition. Est.: $50-$100

Bowtech Assasin model 60 lbs. compound bow with owner’s manual and in factory cardboard box; like new condition. Est.: $50-$100.

Bonanza lot of theatrical, prop and misc. knives and blades, many in factory boxes plus a Canon ML model camera and case. Est.: $75-$100.

Lot of 3 large modern fantasy swords with scabbards. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of four HK (Heckler & Koch) assisted opening, folding knives by Benchmade. Four different models, each one new in the factory both with instructions and packaging materials included. Designed andmanufactured in cooperation with the Benchmade Knife Company for HK. Est.: $100-$200.

“September Song Elk”, framed and hand signed etching on rag paper by noted wildlife artist, Mike Stidham. A beautiful depiction of a bugling elk, 14” x 17” with the frame. Est.: $100-$200.

Old military lot including a, “ USANITE”, World War I vintage military compass marked, “ENG. DEPT. U.S.A. 1917”, in good overall condition with a nice grey patina. Additionally, the lot includes a fine example of Black Americana advertising with a World War II era Cadie button polishing cloth and button board in the original box. The last items are W W II era war rationing books with coupons and a WWII Postal Savings Plan bookof United States Defense Savings Bonds stamp album. An interesting lot of WW I and WW II era ephemera. $100-$200.

J.C. Higgins Model 583.19 bolt action shotgun, 20 gauge, 26” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, no visible S/N, in overall very good + condition with very good bore, crisp action, sharp markings and very good wood. (C&R). Est.: $40-$80.

Remington Model 41 Targetmaster bolt action rifle, .22 short, long or LR caliber, 27” barrel, blued finish, wood stock, no visible S/N, in overall very good to near fine condition; majority of original finishpresent, very good to fine bore, crisp action and very good + wood stock. (C&R). Est.: $75-$150.

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Columbian machete with bone grip and leather sheath; overall good condition. Est.: $20-$40.

Smith & Wesson Model SWS022 wood pellet smoker, like new in factory box. Est.: $25-$50.

LAPG flask and mini-mag flashlight set; both like new. Est.: $25-$50.

Men’s polished stainless bracelet inscribed “JB” in cardboard box; fine condition. Est.: $10-$20.

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Bayonet with metal sheath; stamped “S.A. 30” on one side of pommel and “48772” on other side. Est.: $50-$100.

U.S. socket bayonet with metal sheath and leather hanger; un-cleaned with lots of blue on blade. Est.: $50-$100.

Antique wood and iron mounted floor sweeper marked “BISSELL’S/GRAND RAPIDS” with metal plate “WEBB & BRIGGS/WINTHROP, ME”, in overall good condition for its age (ca. early 1900’s). Est.: $50-$100.

Lot of 25 misc. collector steins, mostly ceramic, including Royal Doulton-made famous personality steins, some fancy steins with pewter lids, Staffordshire steins, advertisers, commemoratives, etc. Agreat collection in one! Est.: $350-$700.

Lot of 21 misc. collector steins, mostly ceramic, many advertisers & commemoratives, one finely decorated West German metal stein with lid by Feinzinn, one golden eagle decanter in box, several beautiful glasssteins, etc. Est.: $300-$500.