Antique Iron Indian Zagnal War Axe, with incised decorated handle shaft. Some scattered silver inlay remains throughout the handle and fittings. 6.25'' ''bird's beak'' style blade is carved with fish and tiger theme and decorative borders. Floral decorations and carved designs on pommel and top mount, with spike point pommel and acorn-shaped small hammer point. Overall length is 20.5''. Circa late 1700's to 1800's. Est.: $600-$900.

Antique Japanese Matchlock Tanegashima, in approx. 50 cal., 40.5'' octagonal barrel, with inlaid brass family crest near the breach. Brass lock and fittings for match rope. Wood stock is devoid of any decorations, with brass reinforcements for lock pins. There is some Japanese kanji written in black ink on the outside and inside barrel channel of the stock. Barrel appears to be signed under some heavy rust on the bottom. Overall length is 54''. Condition is good overall for its age with scratches and bruises to stock. Missing brass cover for barrel touch hole. Lock mechanism works adequately. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Japanese Wakizashi Sword. Traditionally mounted Japanese samurai short sword with a 13.5'' shobu-zukuri style blade, and a small peaked wavy temper line. Unsigned tang with two holes, one being filled with copper. Silver-plated copper habaki collar. The tsuba guard is soft metal with a nice dark patina, silver rim, and one gold over copper filled hitsu-ana hole. Old silk cord handle wrapping with flat copper menuki of an unknown design, and some damage to the wrapping on one side. Iron and gold handle fittings decorated in a bamboo leaf design are a matched set and unsigned. Dark red mottled lacquered saya scabbard showing some chips and scrapes, and one tight hairline crack on the back. Missing the kojiri, or bottom fitting for the scabbard. Blade polish has been smoothed over, but temper is visible. There is some very minor pinprick pitting and the tip of the point has been blunted. Blade circa late 1700's to 1800's. Est.: $500-$700.

19th Century Brass Barreled Percussion Pistol, NVSN, approx. .54 smoothbore cal., 8.5'' barrel marked ''London'' on top flat, two proofmarks on left flat, engraving at barrel breech and iron tang. Serpentine iron lockplate marked ''Richardson'' and with floral engraving, matching engraving on hammer and triggerguard bow. Brass ramrod held by brass thimble integral with barrel, iron rear thimble. Iron triggerguard with fancy pineapple style front tang, German silver trap for percussion caps in butt, two German silver barrel wedge escutcheons, and German silver forend cap. Varnished walnut (or fruitwood) stock with basketweave checkering. Condition is very good with clean metal and clear markings; stock is solid and unmarked but for crack emanating from stock retaining screw at left breech area. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

French St. Etienne marked Single-Shot Percussion Dueling or Target Pistol, ca. 1850s, NVSN, approx. .58 cal., 8'' twisted steel barrel is semi-swamped at the muzzle and features multi-groove rifling. Floral engraved steel furniture including lockplate with ''Aury/a St. Etienne'' within an oval border, hammer, triggerguard with long pineapple-style front finial and full-length rear tang, buttcap and flower-shaped left-side screw escutcheon. Varnished walnut halfstock with vacant silver shield at wrist, carved forend, floral carved raised molding at oval butt, checkering at wrist. Condition is good showing on overall gray metal patina, and traces of case hardening at breech tang, hammer and lockplate; plum-blue hammer screw may be a replacement. Stock is sound showing age and minor dings. Action is crisp and smooth; bore appears fine with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique Heavy Barrel Halfstock Percussion Plains Rifle, by Peter A. Reinhard of Loudonville, Ohio, NVSN, .44 cal., 38'' heavy octagonal barrel marked ''P.A. Reinhard'' between rear sight and breech, low blade dovetailed front sight, barrel muzzle turned for bullet starter; long floral-engraved rear barrel tang; floral-engraved serpentine lockplate; percussion bolster with German silver cleanout plug; double set triggers; fancy iron triggerguard with rear finger rest; iron crescent buttplate with long floral engraved lower tang; varnished American walnut halfstock with two large and ornate German silver barrel wedge escutcheons and a matching floral engraved German silver patchbox on left side; pewter nosecap; two iron ramrod ferrules; plain hickory ramrod. Circa mid-1850s. Condition is very good, the iron parts showing no original finish but an overall aged brown patina with scattered darkening and light erosion. Halfstock is smooth, sound and shows excellent color. This rifle appears to be all original and untouched; engraving and markings are mostly clear; percussion nipple mashed; blued rear sight likely a later replacement. Action and set triggers function as designed; bore is clean with defined rifling. German immigrant Peter Reinhard was noted not only for the fine workmanship and high quality of his rifles, as reflected in this piece (and their correspondingly high prices when new), but for his prowess as a nationally-renowned competitive shooter. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Very Late and High Quality Westley Richards Percussion Side-by-Side Shotgun, #4046. The 27.5'' 12 bore browned twist steel barrels are marked on the concave rib ''Westley Richards, 170 New Bond St., London''. Locks are marked ''Westley Richards'', with English scroll engraving over buttplate tang, receiver, locks, hammers, triggerguard and pineapple decorations. There is also an interesting grip safety that prevents trigger movement unless depressed. The hooked breech has platinum blow-out plugs, and the ebony ramrod has brass ends and appears original. Barrels are proofed with 1868 Birmingham black powder proofmarks, with high-figure English walnut stock. Mfg'd ca. 1870, not long before the introduction of breech-loading double guns. Condition is antique excellent showing some use but no abuse. Trigger and locks function perfectly; bores are dusty but unpitted, one small crack forward of right-hand lock. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Antique Manhattan Bar Hammer Double Action Six-Shot Pepperbox Pistol, #44, .31 cal., 3-5/8'' barrel marked ''Cast Steel'' between two flutes; bar hammer is marked on left side ''Manhattan F.A. Mfg. Co./New York'' in two lines, floral hand-engraved steel frame with integral bag-style gripstraps and loop triggerguard; two-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd mid- to late 1850s. Originally with blued and case hardened finishes. Condition is fine, the barrel group retaining perhaps 70% thin original blue blending with a smooth blue-brown patina, the frame a clean gunmetal gray, the hammer showing mottled case colors, the trigger mostly silvered out. Grips are smooth retaining approx. 95% original varnish with a few minor handling marks, fit well and have excellent color. Markings, engraving and edges are sharp, screw head slots are unusually nice for a pepperbox. Action functions as designed; smoothbores are clean, shiny and perhaps unfired. Pepperboxes are usually found in rough shape; this one is the exception. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Antique Sharps & Hankins Model 3B Single Action Spurtrigger Four-Barrel Pepperbox Pistol, #9414, .32 RF cal., 3.5'' blued barrel group, having small German silver blade and frame-groove rear sights marked in top flute, ''Address Sharps & Hankins, Philadelphia, Penn.'' In one line; case hardened frame having integral gripstraps marked on right side, ''Sharps Patent/Jan. 25, 1859'' in two lines; hammer with unique rotating striker; one-piece varnished walnut grips. Knurled round button on left side releases barrel group to slide forward for cartridge loading/manual extraction. Mfg'd 1859-74. Originally with blued and case hardened finishes. Condition is excellent, the barrel group retaining approx. 96% deep dark original blue, the frame showing soft case colors, the gripstraps gunmetal gray, the hammer showing mottled case hardening, the trigger with bright fire-blue. Grips are smooth and retain approx. 95% original varnish, a very few minor handling marks, fit well and have excellent, almost rosewood-like grain and color. Markings and edges are very sharp, screw head slots are unblemished. Action functions well; bores are clean and smooth with sharp rifling. A truly exceptional example of its type, of which only about 2,000 were mfg'd. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Civil War National Arms Co. Iron Frame Single Shot Spurtrigger Derringer, #8158, .41 RF cal., 2.5'' steel barrel marked ''National Arms Co. Brooklyn, N.Y.'' on top, twists to left for cartridge loading/ejection; scarce iron frame; twp-piece checkered walnut ''bird's head'' grips. Floral hand engraving appears on both sides and top of frame, backstrap and barrel at breech and muzzle. Likely originally made in full blued finish. Condition is very good retaining no original finish, but smooth metal with clear engraving and markings (one spot of erosion at left muzzle that does not affect markings); no patent date appears on barrel underside. Grips show sharp checkering and retain most of their original varnish (small chip out of right grip at frame juncture). Action is smooth and crisp; barrel hinge is solid; bore appears clean with visible rifling. This Iron Frame model is quite scarce and desirable. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Civil War Smith & Wesson No. 2 Old Model Army Spurtrigger Single Action Revolver, #24514, .32 Long RF cal., 6'' octagonal barrel marked ''Smith & Wesson Springfield Mass.'' on top rib, 6-shot round cylinder with 1855-59-60 patent dates on central periphery, manual cylinder stop on topstrap with early three-pin feature, two-piece rosewood grips. Originally with blued and case hardened finishes. Condition is very good, retaining no blue but an overall gunmetal gray color with clear markings; tip-up barrel hinge is solid. Grips are smooth and undamaged, the right side with most original varnish and the left without finish. Action is smooth and crisp; bore is shiny with defined rifling. A popular sidearm among Union officers and enlisted men, this gun's serial number indicates production during the mid-Civil War years. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, #423826, .45-70 CF cal., 32-5/8'' round barrel marked ''V/P/(eagle head)'' at breech and mounted with the standard block-blade front and adjustable leaf Buffington rear sights (the latter correctly marked ''R'', for ''Rifle''); flush mounted lockplate marked ahead of hammer ''(spread-wing eagle)'' and ''U.S./Springfield'' in two lines; steel furniture including triggerguard with front sling swivel and long rear tang (a star is stamped on bottom of bow), grooved trigger, two spring-retained barrel bands (top band with sling swivel), nosecap, buttplate marked ''US'' ahead of top tang screw, and slotted button-tip ramrod. One-piece oil-finished walnut fullstock with an ''SWP'' mark (of Master Armorer Samuel W. Porter) within a rectangular cartouche having clipped-corners, on left side opposite the lock. Mfg'd 1886-91. Condition is near excellent retaining most of its original blue and case hardened finishes, the barrel having a dark blue-brown tone, the lockplate, barrel bands, nosecap, triggerguard, buttplate and ramrod showing bright glossy blue, and the case hardened breechblock (trapdoor) a blackish color. Stock is smooth and sound showing a few nicks but good color and perhaps a later coat of thin varnish; the buttstock inspector's mark is partially clear. Action is crisp; bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $750-$1,250. (Antique)

Civil War Era Small Bowie Knife, by Lamson & Goodnow, named to Civil War General, with black composition handle, fancy silver ferrule, and small nickel silver guard. The 5.5'' blade is marked with an oval maker's mark for Lamson & Goodnow Mfg. Co. in Massachusetts; reverse side of blade is engraved in block letters: ''To P.V. HAGNER, LT. COL. ORDN. Oct., 1863''. Blade shows age graying, light sharpening, and scattered erosion. Overall length is 9.5''. No sheath. Includes research information about Brigadier General Peter. V. Hagner, who was the Commander of the Watervliet Arsenal from 1863 to 1880. Est.: $500-$800.

Collins No. 18 Bowie/Machete in Sheath, with Civil War markings to N.Y. Regiment and decorative brass handle. The 11.75'' blade has a double fuller on both sides and is marked at the ricasso area with the Collins Legitimus arm and hammer stamp. Also stamped ''Collins & Co. Hartford, Acero Fino, Calidad, Garantizada, No.18''. Brass handle is beautifully decorated with raised lines and floral decorations. Blade is bright with very light scattered pinprick pitting, mainly on one side. Overall length is 18.25''. Leather Collins sheath is stamped with the Collins & Co. Legitimus logo and has impressed floral decorations. These fancy brass handles were fitted on No. 18 blades around 1877 to the 1890's, with the last catalogue showing them in 1904. Silver color-plated metal tip on bottom of sheath. Top of sheath has light writing of ''James H. Bean, Co(?) 193th Regiment, N.Y. Volunteers Inf. 1861-1865, Congress Winner''. Includes information from the National Archives showing James H. Bean in the 193rd New York Infantry. Est.: $750-$1,500.

Original Civil War U.S.N. Dahlgren Bayonet Cut into a Bowie Knife, with old painted museum number at ricasso area of brass handle, 11.5'' blade with Ames maker markings, 16.25'' overall, stamped U.S.N., and dated 1862. Brass handle is marked at the top with fancy ''D.R.'' mark and anchor stamp. Handle is missing the bayonet locking pin and spring. Top of the original ''S'' guard has been removed. Wood hand grip with grooves and hole cut into rear, probably for a wrist thong, appears to be original. Knife is in very good condition overall, with blade showing age graying and some sharpening, but no appreciable pitting. Brass handle has a nice aged patina, with numerous dings and dents from use. No sheath. Est.: $800-$1,200.

Fancy George Wostenholm Bowie Knife, with nice long clip-point bowie blade with decorative file work on back spine. Marked at the ricasso ''Geo. Wostenholm I*XL''. Circa 1880 to turn of the century. Tang is full sized through the handle. Blade measures 7-7/8'' long, overall length is 12.25''. Beautiful aged ivory grip panels with inlaid silver plate have a couple of hairline cracks at two of the pins. Nickel silver crossguard is pointed on the tips. Blade shows minor age graying, light pitting, and sharpening scratches. Leather sheath is stitched and riveted, but appears newer than the knife. Est.: $700-$900.

Ornate GAR Sword, by Ames, 35'' overall, 28'' blade, with ornate gold-plated hilt, embellished with GAR and floral motifs and equipped with a folding rear guard. Grip appears to be cast in bronze and wrapped with double twist gold-plated wire. German blade is decorated in gold on the obverse with patriotic and GAR motifs with the name ''Lewis N. Hurie, Past Commander''. The reverse blade is decorated in gold with floral and GAR motifs and the name ''John A. Hawes Post 159 GAR''. Nickel-plated scabbard is mounted with gold-plated furniture in a pierced filigree floral pattern, with slight lifting to the nickel. Est.: $500-$700.

Civil War Metropolitan Arms Co. Navy Single Action Percussion Revolver, #5085, .36 cal., 7.5'' octagonal barrel marked on top flat ''Metropolitan Arms Co. New-York'' flanked by small outward-pointing chevrons, 6-shot round cylinder roll engraved with a naval battle scene, silver-plated brass gripstraps, one-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1864-66 in a quantity of just over 6,000 revolvers; thus quite rare today, and even more desirable with this Metropolitan barrel marking. Originally with blue and case hardened finishes. Condition is very good retaining no original blue but an overall smooth brown patina (perhaps applied after cleaning), faint mottled case hardening to frame and hammer, and traces of silver on gripstraps; cylinder scene is perhaps 10% visible due to dings on its periphery and probably was lightly rolled to begin with. Grips are smooth and sound with a ding at left toe and a tiny chip out of right toe, fit well and show a pleasing color. Markings are clear; most screw head slots are unblemished; gun remains tight and all parts fit well; all serial numbers match including cylinder, lever and barrel wedge. Action is crisp and sure; bore is shiny with erosion toward breech and well-defined rifling. A scarce American revolver likely reflecting genuine Civil War use but no abuse. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Remington/Frankford Arsenal Model 1858 3-Band Tape-Primer Percussion Rifle-Musket Altered from a U.S. Model 1816 Flintlock Rifle-Musket, NVSN, .69 cal., 41.5'' thin-walled round barrel marked ''JT'' at left breech, ''1856/B/98'' on rear tang, has an integral bayonet lug just behind muzzle and an adjustable leaf rear sight with range settings marked ''1'', ''2'', ''3'' and ''4''; beveled lockplate with integral Maynard tape primer mechanism is marked ''Remington's/Ilion, N.Y./1855/U.S.'' in four lines vertically behind high-spur hammer; steel furniture including serpentine sideplate marked ''LG''(?) and ''1'', triggerguard having an elongated rear tang and front sling swivel, three spring-retained barrel bands (the middle band with sling swivel, the double-strap top band with integral blade front sight); buttplate marked ''US'' on top tang, and button-tip ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock with low comb unique to Model 1816 is marked ''V/JAS'' on rear of raised apron opposite lock and ''MB'' underneath at rear triggerguard tang. Condition is near very good showing smooth aged ''bright'' metal on barrel and lock and dark patina on other metal parts. Stock is sound showing marks of smoothing over dings and scrapes, and a dark patina; tape primer mechanism works as designed. Action is tight and positive; bore appears clean with defined rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Single Shot Breechloading Military Cartridge Rifle, with bayonet and scabbard, #439553, .45-70 CF cal., 29-5/8'' round barrel (measured from muzzle to breech face) marked ''V/P/(eaglehead)'' at breech and fitted with the standard block-blade front sight (which doubles as bayonet lug) and correct ''R''-marked long range adjustable leaf rifle rear sight; trapdoor marked ''U.S/Model/1873'' in three lines at hinge; flat lockplate marked ''U.S./Springfield'' in two lines ahead of a detailed spread-eagle holding olive branches; steel furniture including two spring-retained barrel bands (top band with sling swivel), triggerguard having a long rear tang and a sling swivel at front, ''US'' marked buttplate, and slotted button-head ramrod. One-piece walnut rifle fullstock having the ''SWP'' initials of Master Armorer Samuel W. Porter over ''1883'' within a rectangular cartouche (partially obscured by wear) opposite the lock. Originally finished with blued barrel and lockplate, case hardened trapdoor and oil-finished stock. Mfg'd 1873-77. Condition is very good, having a smooth brownish patina to barrel and lockplate; triggerguard with approx. 90% original glossy blue; trapdoor with traces of case hardening colors. Stock with minor dings from military use and perhaps a later coat of thin varnish shows nice color. Overall the gun is sound, complete and original as issued. Action is very tight and crisp; bore is clean and shiny with distinct rifling. Bayonet a light gunmetal gray; scabbard condition matches with brown leather frog and brass ''US'' rosette in fine condition. The writer cannot account for this rifle's shorter than standard barrel; there are no signs of alteration, the front sight does not appear to have been re-set; workmanship is of arsenal quality, and it bears all the signs of legitimate age. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Indian Wars Altered Spencer 7-Shot Repeating Lever Action Cartridge Carbine, #47532, .50 RF (.56-50/.56-52) cal., 22'' blued round barrel having integral block-blade front sight and single-leaf adjustable rear sight; top of case hardened steel receiver marked ''Spencer Repeating/Rifle Co., Boston, Mass./Pat'd. March 6, 1860'' (markings very faint) in three lines; case hardened steel furniture including single barrel band, left-side sling bar and ring, sling swivel under buttstock, and steel buttplate having a sliding door opening to the magazine tube for cartridge loading; oil-finished walnut forend and buttstock having a clear ''ESA'' cartouche of Master Armorer Erskine S. Allin on left side. Originally mfg'd 1863-65. Some 11,000 of these arms were altered and refinished at Springfield Armory c. 1867-1874: the alterations included sleeving the barrel for the smaller caliber three-groove rifled bore, and the addition of a Stabler Cutoff ahead of the trigger (allows for use as a single-shot). Condition is very good as likely refinished at the time of alteration (accounting for the weak receiver markings): barrel retains approx. 50% blue mixing with occasional discoloration; receiver shows nicely mottled case hardening colors, with softer colors on the sideplate, hammer, operating lever and buttplate. Stocks are sound with few marks, fit well and show nice coloration. Action functions smoothly; internals appear as-new; bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $1,750-$2,750. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 ''Straight Breech'' Single Shot Percussion Military Carbine, #96967, .52 cal., 22'' round barrel marked ''Sharps Rifle/Manufg. Co./Hartford, Conn.'' In three lines behind barrel band and ''New Model 1863'' ahead of breech, has integral block-blade front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight; receiver marked on left side ''C. Sharps Pat./Sept. 12th, 1848'', on right side ''C. Sharps Pat./Oct. 5th, 1852'' to rear of hammer, and ''R.S. Lawrence Pat./April 12th, 1859'' at top below pellet primer. Steel furniture including left-side sling bar and ring (marked ''H.D.H.'' on rear tang), hammer, serpentine operating lever, catch, trigger, single spring-retained barrel band and crescent buttplate. Two-piece oil-finished walnut forestock and buttstock. Mfg'd 1859-1866. Condition is very good retaining traces of blue in protected areas of barrel, receiver with slivered case hardening, scattered light discoloration, and otherwise smooth gray-brown metal; edges are sharp, markings are clear, top tang screws show bright fire blue as does the lever pin. Stocks show dings and scrapes of military use, particularly on forend, nice coloration and perhaps a thin later coat of varnish. Action is tight and smooth; bore is shiny with scattered roughness and deep rifling. Est.: $1,750-$2,750. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 ''Ramrod Bayonet'' Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, #545087, .45-70 CF cal., 32-5/8'' round barrel marked ''V/P/(eagle head)'' at breech and mounted with the standard block-blade front and adjustable leaf Buffington rear sights (the latter correctly marked ''R'', for ''Rifle''); flush-mounted lockplate is marked ahead of the hammer with ''(spread-wing eagle)'' and ''U.S./Springfield'' in two lines; steel furniture including triggerguard with front sling swivel and long rear tang, grooved trigger, two spring-retained barrel bands (top band with sling swivel), nosecap, buttplate with hinged door for cleaning rod in butt trap, marked ''US'' below top tang screw, and a uniquely-retained steel ramrod with knurled pointed tip. One-piece oil-finished walnut fullstock with an ''SWP'' mark (of Master Armorer Samuel W. Porter) and the date ''1892'' within a rectangular cartouche having clipped-corners on left side opposite the lock. Mfg'd 1889-93. Condition is very good, the barrel having a smooth blue-brown tone, the lockplate, barrel bands, nosecap, triggerguard, buttplate and ramrod showing similar finish, and silvered case hardening on the breechblock (trapdoor). Markings are clear, edges are sharp, and screw head slots are unblemished. Stock is smooth and sound showing only very minor marks and excellent color; the inspector's mark at left wrist is clear. Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $650-$850. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Single Shot Trapdoor Military Rifle, with bayonet and scabbard, #447688, .45-70 CF cal., 32-5/8'' round barrel (measured from muzzle to breech face) marked ''V/P/(eaglehead)'' at breech and fitted with the standard block-blade front sight (which doubles as bayonet lug) and correct ''R''-marked Buffington adjustable leaf rifle rear sight; trapdoor marked ''U.S/Model/1884'' in three lines at hinge; flat lockplate marked ''U.S./Springfield'' in two lines (obscured) ahead of a detailed spread-eagle holding olive branches; steel furniture including two spring-retained barrel bands (top band with sling swivel), triggerguard having a long rear tang and a sling swivel, ''US'' marked buttplate, and slotted button-head ramrod. One-piece walnut rifle fullstock. Originally finished with blued barrel and lockplate, case hardened trapdoor and oil-finished stock. Mfg'd 1886-91. Condition is good to very good, having a thin rusty-brown patina to metal; trapdoor with bright case hardening colors on underside. Stock with moderate dings and scars from military use. Overall the gun is sound, complete and original as issued and will improve greatly with a careful cleaning. Action is very tight and crisp; bore is clean and shiny with distinct rifling. Bayonet retains approx. 35% bright blue marred by scattered rust pitting; scabbard matches with leather parts having age cracking to the finish mainly on backside. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Civil War Era B. Kittredge & Co.-marked Frank Wesson Two-Trigger Single Shot Tip-Up Military Carbine, #3459, .44 RF cal., 24'' blued octagonal barrel is marked on top flat ''F. Wesson's Patent/Oct. 25, 1859 & Nov. 11, 1862'' in two lines ahead of ''B. Kittredge & Co./Cincinnati, O'' (the latter faint) in two lines, has dovetailed blade front sight, single-leaf rear sight, and sling swivel mount dovetailed midway beneath; steel receiver with distinctive two triggers (front trigger releases barrel) and scrolled triggerguard with long rear tang mounted with sling swivel; varnished walnut buttstock with brass crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1859-88. Condition is very good to fine, the barrel retaining approx. 75% thinning blue (cleaned on top flat ahead of breech to reveal lettering); no original finish to cleaned receiver; smooth blue-brown patina to triggerguard; and aged brass patina to buttplate. Buttstock is smooth and sound showing minor nicking from age and use, with approx. 90% original varnish finish and nice color. Missing the under-barrel sling swivel (the dovetailed mount is intact). Action functions smoothly; bore is clean with deep rifling. The Ohio firm of Benjamin Kittredge & Co. is known to have furnished over 2,000 of these Frank Wesson military carbines to Missouri, Kansas, Indiana and Kentucky state units. Est.: $1,000-$2,000. (Antique)

Rare Civil War Sharps & Hankins Model 1861 Navy Lever Action Rifle, #458, .52 RF cal., 27-5/8'' heavy octagonal barrel slides forward for loading when underlever is actuated; steel receiver marked on right side ''Sharps/&/Hankins/Philada.'' in four lines, and ''Sharps/Patent/1859'' in three lines on left; brass buttplate; oil-finished walnut stocks. Mfg'd 1861-62, in a quantity of only approx. 700 rifles. Originally with blued barrel and bands; case hardened frame, upper and lower tangs, hammer, lever and nosecap; unfinished brass buttplate. Condition is fair to good showing no original finish with age darkening and scattered erosion, the barrel having been shortened from its original 32.75'' length with a block-blade front sight added and two vacant rear sight dovetails ahead of breech; missing walnut forend, three barrel bands (middle with sling swivel) and nosecap; buttstock a replacement having no provision for the lower sling swivel. Clear markings; mostly unblemished screw head slots. Action functions as designed; bore is fairly shiny with deep rifling. A scarce official-purchase rifle, used by Marine guards aboard U.S. Navy ships. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Brown Mfg. Co.-Ballard's Patent External Extractor Breechloading Percussion Rifle, #20468, .44 cal., 26'' octagonal barrel having dovetailed front blade and leaf rear sights marked ''No. 44'' and serial number ahead of breech; steel receiver marked on left side ''Brown Mfg. Co. Newburyport, Mass./Ballard's Patent/Nov. 5, 1861'' in three lines, steel operating lever, hammer and trigger; two-piece varnished walnut halfstock with iron nosecap and crescent buttplate. This rifle, while equipped with a percussion nipple, employs the external cartridge extractor and appears to be compatible with the novel reversible firing pin (for both rimfire and centerfire cartridges) invented by John Marlin; thus it may be that it was assembled utilizing original Brown Mfg. Co. parts after that firm's acquisition by Marlin. Condition is very good showing no original finish and a dark aged patina to metal (barrel cleaned of spotty discoloration). A 1-5/8'' wide brass reinforcement was added at stock wrist, professionally done; stocks are sound showing minimal dings and perhaps a later coat of varnish. Action works as designed; bore is shiny, clean and with deep rifling. An intriguing rifle, reflecting the dramatic late 1860s-early 1870s era of change from percussion to metallic cartridge firearms ignition. Est.: $750-$1,250. (Antique)

Maynard's Patent Single Shot Model 1873 ''Improved Hunting or Target No. 9'' Rifle, #5888, .40-40 CF cal., 26'' octagonal-to-round blued barrel with dovetailed low blade front sight and open rear sight; case hardened steel receiver marked on left side ''Edward Maynard/Patentee/May 27, 1851/Dec 6, 1859'' in four lines, and ''Manufactured by/Mass. Arms Co. Chicopee Falls.'' on right; serpentine operating lever opens the breech; extended lower frame tang; rifle style buttplate. Condition is very good, the barrel retaining approx. 10% original blue mostly confined to the rear octagonal section, the rest a smooth blue-brown patina; receiver with silvered/darkened case hardening, missing tang peep sight, and with an old peened repair at left side of lever pin. Buttstock showing minor age/use wear but smooth and sound. Action is sure and smooth; the bore is dirty but with deep rifling and should clean up well. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Civil War Spencer 7-Shot Repeating Lever Action Carbine, #60209, .52 RF (Spencer .56-56) cal., 22'' round barrel having integral block-blade front sight and single-leaf adjustable rear sight; steel receiver and furniture including single barrel band, left-side sling bar and ring, sling swivel under buttstock, and steel buttplate having a sliding door opening to the magazine tube for cartridge loading; oil-finished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1863-65. Originally blued barrel with case hardened receiver and furniture. Condition is good+, showing no original finish but an overall smooth gunmetal gray; receiver markings are not visible and serial number is weak from use and perhaps overcleaning. Stocks are smooth and sound showing a few expected dings from military use. Action functions smoothly; bore appears bright with defined rifling. This is a complete and unaltered Civil War Spencer which, after a personal shooting trial, received the endorsement of President Abraham Lincoln himself. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1876 Lever Action Saddlering Carbine, #21196, .45-60 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and full-length handguard. Mfg'd 1891. Considered scarce with just under 2500 produced. Condition is fine retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning and lightly toning blue. Case colored lever and hammer retain faint colors and have mostly toned a silvery grey. Both barrel and lifter block are marked ''45-60'', although light knackering is present to lifter block partially obscuring the caliber marking. Stocks remain unsanded but have an additional coat of varnish over light to just moderate scuffs and scratches. Screw slots show no abuse. Dustcover functions very well. Good action, very good bore with just light frosting. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1873 3rd Type Lever Action Repeating Cartridge Rifle, #125271, .32 WCF cal., 24'' blued octagonal barrel with vacant dovetails for front and rear sights is marked on top flat ''Winchester's Repeating Arms, New Haven, CT./King's-Improvement-Patented-March 29, 1856, October 16, 1860'' in two lines, and ''32-Cal.'' just ahead of juncture with blued steel receiver, which is marked ''Model 1873'' within fancy brackets on top tang and the serial number on lower tang; blued sliding dustcover over top cartridge ejection port; brass cartridge elevator is marked ''32 Cal'' on bottom; full-length blued tubular cartridge magazine; blued steel nosecap and crescent buttplate on varnished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1883. Condition is very good, the barrel retaining 75% smooth original blue, thinning and darkening and showing knackering especially at the two sight locations; both barrel sights missing; the magazine tube primarily a brown patina with a couple .25'' dents; the receiver retaining 40% blue mixed with brown age patina; the bolt showing bright fire blue; the nosecap (missing its retaining screw) and buttplate an overall brown (the latter with pitting at heel); the case hardened hammer and operating lever showing dark coloration. Stocks with nicks and dents commensurate with age and use but showing nice grain and color. Action is smooth; bore is lightly etched but shiny and with deep rifling. The '73 is renowned as ''The Gun That Won The West.'' Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1866 4th Model Lever Action Cartridge Rifle, #147191, .44 RF cal., 24'' round barrel with dovetailed German-silver long blade front sight and dovetail for a leaf rear sight marked on top ''Winchester's-Repeating-Arms, New Haven, CT./King's-Improvement-Patented-March 29, 1856, October 16, 1860.'' in two lines; full-length tubular under-barrel magazine, signature brass receiver, steel furniture including nosecap, loop operating lever, hammer and trigger; brass crescent buttplate with hinged trapdoor for cleaning rod (not present), oil-finished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1866-98. Originally with blued barrel and magazine tube, case hardened lever and hammer, and unfinished brass parts. Condition is very good, the barrel and magazine tube retaining approx. 50% original blue mixing with age patina but no pitting, silvered/darkened case hardening, the brass an untouched aged tone. Stocks show minor dings from use and a secure crack at left wrist but are smooth, solid, fit well and have nice color. Rear sight is missing. Action functions as designed, bore shows general light black powder etching but is clean with defined rifling. An untouched Model 1866 ''Yellow Boy'' like this example is a real find today. Est.: $4,500-$6,500. (Antique)

Civil War Era Model 1860 Henry's Patent Lever Action Repeating Rifle, #11540, .44 RF cal., 24'' octagonal steel barrel is marked on top flat ''Henry's Patent Oct. 16, 1860/Manufact'd. by the New Haven Arms Co,. New Haven, CT.'' in two lines, and serial number between breech and vacant rear sight dovetail. Integral front blade sight at muzzle, 15-shot under-barrel tubular magazine, distinctive undecorated brass receiver and cartridge lifter, steel operating lever, lever latch, hammer and bolt. Plain walnut buttstock with crescent brass buttplate and steel sling ring inlet on left side. Mfg'd 1860-66, originally with blued and case hardened finishes and varnished stock. Condition is very good retaining no original finish to metal parts, which show an overall smooth brown patina and clear markings; buttstock is sound, fits well, shows a few dings from use and age, and has nice color. Front sight missing its blade; adjustable leaf rear sight missing; magazine tube missing spring and follower; buttstock missing sling ring. Action is sticky but operates as designed; bore is surprisingly clean with shine and deep rifling. The revolutionary Henry rifle and its companion ''.44 H'' rimfire cartridge were the brainchildren of Connecticut arms inventor Benjamin Tyler Henry, and forerunners of the famed line of Winchester rifles. Untouched Henrys like this example are a distinct rarity today. Est.: $8,000-$12,000. (Antique)

Bullard Large Frame Repeating Lever Action Sporting Rifle, #1264, .40 CF cal., blued 28'' octagonal barrel (measured from muzzle to face of chamber) marked only ''Cal/40'' ahead of breech with dovetailed Rocky Mountain front sight and adjustable ramp open rear sight; full-length under-barrel blued tubular magazine; blued receiver marked on left side below top ejection port ''Bullard Repeating Arms Company/Springfield Mass. U.S.A. Pat. Aug. 16, 1881'' in two lines and with blued sliding dustcover; case hardened operating lever, hammer, and trigger; varnished walnut forend with blued nose cap and buttstock, with gutta percha buttplate having the ''Bullard/Rept'g. Arms Co'' encircled elk logo within a checkered background. Includes a copy of the book ''Bullard Arms'', by G. Scott Jamieson, along with a hand signed letter from the author. Mfg'd 1886-90. Overall condition is near excellent. Barrel retains approx. 90% thinning and toning original blue, receiver and dustcover having 95% deep blue with one swirled area in finish on right side; cartridge tube and nose cap retain much original blue in protected areas but are mostly a soft muted blue-brown patina; lever, hammer and trigger with muted case hardening colors. Stocks are smooth and sound, having a ''C''-shaped ding on left buttstock and a soft satiny finish; gutta percha buttplate with sharp checkering and relief details and one chip out at toe. Rifle has clear markings and crisp edges throughout. Sometimes known as the Model 1886 Rifle, this patented rack-and-pinion action by James Bullard (formerly a mechanic with Smith & Wesson and a prolific inventor) was the smoothest and quietest of the lever actions, and produced great leverage for seating and extracting cartridges. Action is silky smooth; bore shines with deep rifling. Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1873 3rd Type Lever Action Repeating Cartridge Rifle, #241493, .32 WCF cal., 24'' blued octagonal barrel with dovetailed German silver small blade front and adjustable buckhorn sporting rear sights is marked on top flat ''Winchester's Repeating Arms, New Haven, Conn. U.S.A./King's-Improvement-Patented-March 29, 1856, October 16, 1860'' in two lines, and ''32 W.C.F.'' just ahead of juncture with blued steel receiver, which is marked ''Model 1873'' within fancy brackets on top tang and the serial number on lower tang; blued sliding dustcover over top cartridge ejection port; brass cartridge elevator is marked ''32 Cal'' on bottom; full-length blued tubular cartridge magazine; blued steel nosecap and crescent buttplate on varnished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1887. Condition is fine, the barrel retaining approx. 85% smooth original blue, thinning and darkening; the magazine tube a blue-brown patina; the receiver retaining 20% blue mixed with brown age patina; the nosecap and buttplate retain much blue; the hammer and operating lever are dark with hints of case coloring; the stocks overall smooth and sound showing a few nicks and dents commensurate with age and use but having nice straight grain and color. Action is smooth; bore is moderately etched but clean with defined rifling. The '73 is renowned as ''The Gun That Won The West.'' Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Repeating Rifle, #112337, .40-82 WCF cal., 26'' blued octagonal barrel with dovetailed blade front and adjustable buckhorn sporting rear sights is marked on top flat ''-Manufactured by the-/-Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn. U.S.A.-'' in two lines, and ''40-82 W.C.F.'' just ahead of juncture with case hardened steel receiver, marked ''-Model 1886-'' on top tang and ''Pat. Oct. 14, 1884/Jan. 20, 1885'' and the serial number on lower tang; blued sliding bolt; blued full-length tubular magazine; case hardened steel nosecap and crescent buttplate on oil-stained walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1897. Condition is near-excellent, the barrel and magazine tube retaining 90% smooth, deep original blue; the receiver, hammer, operating lever, nosecap and buttplate retaining 50% silvered case coloring. Forend and buttstock are smooth and sound showing straight grain and nice color. All edges and markings are sharp; screw head slots are unblemished. Action is crisp and smooth; bore is shiny and clean with pronounced rifling. The '86 was one of Teddy Roosevelt's favorite rifles, and is especially desirable in this caliber and condition. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Repeating Rifle, with Cody Firearms Museum information sheet, #75018, .45-70 CF cal., 26'' blued round barrel, with dovetailed block-blade front and adjustable leaf rear sights, marked on top ''-Manufactured by the-/-Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn. U.S.A.-'' in two lines, and ''45-70'' just ahead of juncture, with case hardened steel receiver, which is marked ''-Model 1886-'' on top tang and ''Pat. Oct. 14, 1884/Jan. 20, 1885'', and the serial number on lower tang; blued sliding bolt; blued full-length tubular magazine; case hardened steel nosecap and crescent buttplate on oil-stained walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1893. Condition is very good, the barrel and magazine tube retaining perhaps 70% thin original blue blending with a smooth dark patina; the receiver, hammer and operating lever retaining 50% case coloring, brighter on right side of receiver; the nosecap and buttplate gunmetal gray. Forend and buttstock are sound showing handling and use marks, a small gouge at bottom of toe, and a small chip at left wrist, straight grain and fit well. All edges and markings are sharp; screw head slots are unblemished; bolt and internals show much blue. Action is crisp and smooth; bore is shiny and clean with pronounced rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Antique Marlin Model 1881 3rd Type Lever Action Rifle, #5656, .40-60 CF cal., 28'' octagonal barrel with vacant dovetails for front and rear sights marked on top flat ''Marlin Fire-Arms Co., New-Haven, CT. U.S.A.'' flanked by fletched arrows, over eight patent dates followed by ''Reissue Nov. 9, 1880'' in two lines; full-length tubular under-barrel magazine, steel receiver and furniture including nosecap, operating lever, hammer, double-set triggers (a rarity), and buttplate; varnished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1881-92. Originally with blued barrel and magazine tube, case hardened lever, hammer and buttplate. Condition is very good, the barrel and magazine tube retaining approx. 25% original blue mixing with age patina but no pitting, the receiver a brown patina, with silvered/darkened case hardened parts (some roughness to buttplate). Stocks show minor dings from use but are smooth, solid, fit well and have nice grain and color. Barrel sights are missing. Set triggers do not function properly, and hammer does not hold when lever is cocked (trigger mechanism likely needs attention); bore is shiny and clean with defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Marlin-Ballard No. 5 Pacific Single Shot Sporting Rifle, #31228, .38-55 CF cal., 29.5'' blued medium-weight octagonal barrel, with dovetailed blade front sight and three-leaf folding buckhorn-style rear sight stamped ''38-55'' ahead of case hardened receiver, which is marked on left side ''Marlin Fire Arms Co. New Haven Ct. U.S.A./Ballard's Patent Nov. 5, 1861.'' in two lines and mounted with a folding tang sight adjustable for windage and elevation via a knurled thumbscrew. Distinctive to this model are the under-barrel hardwood ramrod retained by two dovetailed German silver ferrules, double set triggers, and ''bright'' serpentine operating lever with ring loop at rear. Varnished two-piece walnut stocks with nicely shaped forend cap that appears to be made of horn, and case hardened crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1876-91. Condition is fine, the barrel retaining 95+% original blue, the receiver with darkened/mottled case hardening colors, the operating lever in the ''bright'', and the buttplate a gunmetal gray. Stocks are sound and show nice coloration, the buttstock comb having a concave area at front that may be an old chip that was smoothed over; the forend with nicks and dings from use. Action is butter-smooth and functions as designed with a hair-trigger; hammer does not stay back; bore is shiny with defined rifling. Est.: $2,750-$3,750. (Antique)

Antique Marlin-Ballard Single Shot No. 5 Pacific Sporting Rifle, #16662, .38-50 CF cal., 26'' half octagon-half round blued barrel with dovetailed groove front and open rear sight mounted with a 25-3/8'' blued tube scope on two dovetailed mounts (rear adjustable for elevation) having a German silver plaque marked ''Wm. Malcolm/Syracuse/N.Y.'' in three lines; plain hardwood cleaning rod retained by two dovetailed under-barrel ferrules; case hardened receiver marked on left side ''J.M. Marlin, New-Haven, Conn. U.S.A./Patented February 9, 1875./Ballard's Patent Nov. 5, 1861'' in three lines; steel operating lever with finger loop at rear; double set triggers; varnished walnut forend with Schnabel tip and matching high-comb buttstock with steel crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1876-91. Condition is very good. Barrel, receiver, lever and buttplate show an overall smooth brown age patina, the scope with approx. 85% thinning and darkening blue and a dent ahead of rear mount (optics and crosshairs are clear and retains eyepiece cover with matching knurled rings). Stocks are sound (buttstock retains most of its original varnish and nice color, forend with knackering at bottom and a crack below the ''V'' where rod enters at front). Action is smooth; double set triggers function as designed; bore is bright and clean with deep rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Remington-Keene Magazine Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .45-70 Gov't cal., 24'' blued round barrel, cartridge tube and front band, blued receiver, blued steel furniture including triggerguard, magazine floorplate, nosecap with sling swivel, and buttplate; case hardened hammer and bolt marked on top in three lines ''E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y.'' over six patent dates; varnished walnut halfstock. This rifle seems to follow the style of the ''Frontier Model'' made for the U.S. Dept. of Interior for arming the Indian Police, c. 1880-1881, including the barrel length and sling swivels at nosecap and bottom of buttstock, but lacking the ''U.S.I.D'' and government inspectors' markings. Condition is good+, the barrel and magazine tube showing approx. 85% of what may be a very old reblue mixed with scattered light pitting and discoloration; integral front sight on top of barrel band which was ground off for the addition of a dovetailed sight (now missing); adjustable leaf rear sight missing; nose cap, receiver, triggerguard and buttplate show approx. 50% original blue mixing with light age patina. Stock is sound and smooth showing age and use but without major dings or losses (stock swivel missing). Action functions as designed; bore is shiny with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Remington Rolling Block Three-Band Fullstock Single Shot Military Rifle, with associated leather sling, NVSN, .43 Spanish CF cal., with Lee reloading dies and 20 pieces of brass; 36'' blued round barrel with short octagonal section at breech, block-blade front and adjustable folding leaf rear military-style sights, fitted with a long sliding bayonet stud on right side at muzzle; three blued steel barrel retaining bands (middle band with sling swivel), and slotted and grooved cleaning rod. Large No. 1-size case hardened steel receiver is marked on top tang ''E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A.'' followed by nine patent dates in three lines total; two-piece oil-finished walnut stocks include forestock and buttstock with lower sling swivel and steel rifle buttplate. Mfg'd 1867-88. Condition is excellent. Barrel retains approx. 98% original military blue finish, along with the bands, hammer, breechblock, triggerguard and buttplate; receiver case hardening has darkened and silvered out, especially on both sides. Stocks fit ''proud'' to the metal, retain some of their original surface ''feathering'' and good color, with a bit of knackering at bottom of forestock between top and middle bands. Edges and markings are sharp; action is smooth and strong; bore is clean, shiny and with pronounced rifling. Sling is mostly smooth having a good russet color and occasional age cracking and finish loss. Caliber should be checked by a competent gunsmith before firing. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Remington Model 1897/1902 Fullstock Rolling Block Single Shot Military Rifle, NVSN, 7mm Mauser cal., 30'' blued round barrel with block-blade front and folding leaf rear military-style sights is marked on top ''Cal. 7 M.M.'' ahead of lower barrel band (two blued steel bands, top band with sling swivel), and fitted with a stud on forend cap for knife-type bayonet (not present) and slotted cleaning rod; large-size case hardened steel receiver is marked on top tang ''Remington Arms Co./Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A./Patented Octr. 22nd, 1867'' in three lines; three-piece oil-finished walnut stocks including upper barrel handguard and buttstock with lower sling swivel and steel rifle buttplate. Mfg'd 1897-1905. Condition is excellent+. Barrel retains approx. 98% original military blue finish, along with the bands, hammer and breechblock; receiver and triggerguard with 95% case hardening colors (muted on curved top of receiver). Stocks fit ''proud'' to the metal, retaining much of their original surface ''feathering'' and having a rich dark color (a few minor dings and tiny chip out at top of buttplate, which is an even gunmetal gray). Action is smooth and strong; bore is clean, shiny and with pronounced rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Heavy Barrel Remington No. 1 Rolling Block Single Shot Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .45-70 CF cal., 28'' blued heavyweight octagonal barrel has a dovetailed German silver blade front sight and a sliding ramp buckhorn rear sight, marked ''E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A.'' on top flat ahead of breech and ''45-70'' on bottom flat ahead of forend; large No. 1-size case hardened steel receiver is marked on top tang ''E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A.'' followed by nine patent dates in three lines total; two-piece varnished walnut stocks including forend with Schnabel tip and buttstock with checkered steel rifle buttplate. Mfg'd 1868-88. Condition is excellent. Barrel retains approx. 95% original blue finish with occasional scratches and minor losses (especially at front sight); the hammer, breechblock, triggerguard and buttplate are a smooth gunmetal gray. Stocks (having carved raised aprons in front of and behind receiver on both sides) are solid and smooth with good color and a soft varnish finish. Edges and markings are sharp (Remington address and patent dates on top tang are partially obscured by drilled/tapped holes for a tang sight (not present). Action is smooth and strong; bore is bright, shiny and with pronounced rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver, #244875, .38 Spec. CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford CT U.S.A.'' on top in one line, and ''Colt Single Action Army .38 Special'' along left side ahead of juncture with frame; 6-shot fluted cylinder stamped with a tiny ''D'' on its face and the ''Rampant Colt'' logo on rear, case hardened hammer and frame with the two-line ''1871-72-75'' patent dates adjacent to an encircled ''Rampant Colt'' on left side, hinged loading gate correctly batch marked ''6326'', blued steel straps and two-piece black checkered hard rubber grips having the ''Rampant Colt'' in an oval at top. Originally blued and case hardened finishes. Mfg'd 1903. Condition is excellent, retaining 85% factory blue to barrel and cylinder, as possibly later altered to .38 Special with genuine Colt replacement parts; cylinder with a light dragline; 10% original thinning blue to grip straps (mostly in protected areas); case hardening on frame has silvered out, hammer retains more colors. Screw heads retain much original blue with unblemished slots. Grips are very fine showing sharp checkering, only mild wear and a tiny nick at bottom right side. Action is crisp and sure; bore is shiny with deep rifling. A very attractive Single Action Colt. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R)

Colt Model 1877 Lightning Storekeeper's Model Double Action Revolver, without ejector, #92424, .38 Colt CF cal., 2.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. / Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in two lines on top, and ''Colt. D.A. 38'' on left side, 6-shot fluted cylinder, frame marked with three-line 1871-74-75 patent dates to the left of an encircled ''Rampant Colt'' logo, originally fully nickel plated with case hardened hammer and blued trigger, two-piece finely checkered black hard rubber ''bird's head'' grips having the ''Rampant Colt'' logo in an oval relief panel at top. Mfg'd 1893. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% original nickel, thinning at muzzle sides, the initials ''TD'' scratched into right frame side, and light pitting that should clean at underside of triggerguard. Trigger with 50% original fire blue; darkened case hardening on hammer. Grips show light wear and clear details, fit perfectly and are without chips or cracks; loading gate is correctly batch marked ''1'', screw slots are mostly unblemished. Action is butter-smooth in both single- and double action, bore is clean with defined rifling. These ejectorless Lightnings employed their cylinder pin for removing spent cartridges. A nice Storekeeper's Model that is quite desirable with this factory-short 2.5'' barrel. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Colt Model 1902 Philippine Constabulary Double Action Revolver, #44032, .45 Colt cal., 6'' barrel, nickel finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with lanyard loop in butt. RAC inspection mark to triggerguard and rear portion of frame; ''JTT'', 1902 and ''U.S.'' markings to right rear portion of frame. Condition is fine as having been later nickel plated, of which approx. 95% remains, with scratches and flaking near hammer screw head and above right grip panel. Grips with light flattening. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #254420,.45 Colt CF cal., 4.75 blued round barrel with integral tall blade front sight is marked on top ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co./Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in two lines and ''.45 Colt'' on left side; blued round-fluted 6-shot cylinder; case hardened solid frame with long top groove rear sight marked with the two-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and encircled ''Rampant Colt'' logo on left side; hinged loading gate is correctly batch numbered ''2347''; case hardened hammer and trigger and blued gripstraps, with two-piece checkered walnut grips having ''Rampant Colt'' medallions at top. All visible serial numbers match. Mfg'd 1904. Condition is excellent as refinished in blue and case hardening, retaining approx. 98% deep blue and mottled case hardened finishes, and grips with minor overall wear. Action is crisp and smooth; bore is bright with pronounced rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver, with original matching box, #356342,.44 Spec. CF cal., 7.5'' blued round barrel, with tall integral blade front sight marked on top ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in one line and ''Colt Single Action Army .44 Special'' on left side; blued round-fluted 6-shot cylinder; case hardened solid frame with long top groove rear sight marked with the two-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and ''Rampant Colt'' logo on left side; hinged loading gate is correctly batch numbered ''17''; fire blued hammer (with polished sides) and trigger and blued gripstraps with finely checkered black hard rubber grips having the ''Rampant Colt'' logo within an oval relief panel. Mfg'd 1938. Condition is as new and appearing unfired, retaining approx. 98% of its original deep Colt blue and beautifully mottled case hardened finishes and just the faintest turn ring on cylinder; deep blue in barrel and cylinder bores, and perfect grips. Edges and markings are sharp; screw head slots are unblemished. Action is crisp and smooth; bore is brilliant with deep rifling. The matching original brown paper-covered pasteboard Colt box is fine for its age, having tight joints (except front of lid; missing small right lid panel) and clear inner labels; the outside labels match the gun's specifications, the lower label reading ''71/2/Colt's Army S.A. Revolver/Rubber Blue/.44'' and the top label ''Special''. One of the very last First Generation Single Actions made, this gem with its long barrel, .44 Special caliber and striking condition would be near impossible to duplicate or to improve on. Est.: $8,000-$12,000. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Winchester Model 1876 Late 2nd Type Lever Action Rifle, #30636, .45-60 CF cal., 28'' octagonal barrel with dovetailed long ivory blade front sight and vacant dovetail for a leaf rear sight marked on top flat ''Winchester's-Repeating-Arms, New Haven, CT./King's-Improvement-Patented-March 29, 1856, October 16, 1860.'' in two lines, full-length tubular under-barrel magazine, steel receiver and furniture including sliding dustcover, nosecap, loop operating lever, hammer, trigger and crescent buttplate, with sliding trapdoor for cleaning rod (not present), walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1876-97. Originally with blued barrel, magazine tube, receiver, dustcover, sideplates and buttplate, case hardened lever and hammer, and oil-stained stocks. Condition is very good, the barrel and magazine tube retaining approx. 40% original blue mixing with age brown and occasional roughness (buttplate with some rust), and silvered/darkened case hardening. Stocks show light dings from use but are smooth and solid. Rear barrel sight is missing. Action does not function correctly (missing lever screw), bore is very dark and dirty with shallow rifling. Est.: $1,250-$1,750. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Repeating Rifle, #77169, .40-82 WCF cal., 26'' octagonal barrel with dovetailed long German silver blade front and adjustable tall buckhorn sporting rear sights is marked on top flat ''Manufactured by the-/-Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn. U.S.A.-'' in two lines, and ''40-82 W.C.F.'' just ahead of juncture with case hardened steel receiver, marked ''-Model 1886-'' on top tang and ''Pat. Oct. 14, 1884/Jan. 20, 1885'' and the serial number on lower tang; blued sliding bolt; full-length tubular magazine; case hardened steel nosecap and crescent buttplate on oil-stained walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1893. Condition is very good, the barrel and magazine tube retaining good traces of what may be original nickel-plated finish; the case hardened receiver, hammer, operating lever, nosecap and buttplate having silvered out and showing scattered light erosion. Forend and buttstock are smooth and sound showing a nice semi-deluxe grain and good color. All markings are sharp; screw head slots are unblemished. Action is crisp and tight; bore is clean and lightly etched with pronounced rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Deluxe Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle, #62009, .44-40 cal., 28'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, case hardened frame, 2X checkered straight stock, standard crescent steel buttplate with trap for rod. Top of barrel is spuriously marked ''One of One Thousand''. Cody Firearms Information Sheet states shipped from the warehouse on Nov. 27, 1880, Order number 23138. Condition is good as modified. Barrel and mag tube retain approx. 10%-20% thinning blue finish. Front sight has been replaced with a brass blade. Case hardened frame with sharp edges, with case colors in protected areas near sideplate. Stock and forend show nice figure, loss at heel of buttplate. Buttstock with moderate to heavy flattening of checks, crack to left side near upper tang. Forend with 1.5'' loss to right side and 5/8'' loss to left side at cap; dustcover is missing as well. Lower tang has cracked and been repaired once, and has since cracked again slightly affecting hammer action. Bore is very good with just light pitting but well defined lands and grooves. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Marlin Model 93 Lever Action Repeating Carbine, #5327C, .32 Spec. CF cal., blued 20'' round barrel with dovetailed block-blade front and adjustable leaf rear sights marked on top between lower barrel band and rear sight, ''The Marlin Firearms Corporation/New Haven, Conn. U.S.A. - Patented'' in two lines over ''Special Smokeless Steel'' flanked by diamonds, and ''.32 Special'' at juncture with case hardened steel receiver, which is marked on top ''Marlin Safety'', and on top tang ''Marlin/Model 93'' in two lines and serial number on lower tang; blued full-length under-barrel magazine tube, two barrel bands and carbine buttplate; varnished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd post-1919. Condition is fine, the barrel, magazine tube and bands retaining 95% deep original blue, dulling somewhat on magazine, the receiver silvered out, the operating lever with color at hinge area, approx. 99% blue on hammer and trigger, the buttplate with much blue at top tang and the balance gunmetal gray. Stocks are smooth and sound with light handling marks. Action is strong; bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Special Order Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #537336, .25-35 cal., 22'' half-round barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, with crescent steel buttplate. Rifle additionally features half magazine and bright bead front sight. Mfg'd 1910. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 92% of a nice refinish. Upper tang screw is a non-factory replacement, and forend cap has been refinished. Stock with mild pressure dings and some oil darkening. Good action, bore is fair. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Antique Winchester Model 1876 Late 2nd Type Lever Action Repeating Rifle, #21295, .45-60 CF cal., 28'' blued octagonal barrel with dovetailed German silver blade front and adjustable buckhorn sporting rear sights is marked on top flat ''Winchester's Repeating Arms, New Haven, CT./King's-Improvement-Patented-March 29, 1856, October 16, 1860'' in two lines, and ''Cal. 45-60'' just ahead of juncture with blued steel receiver, which is marked ''Model 1876'' on top tang and with the serial number on lower tang; blued sliding dustcover over top cartridge ejection port; brass cartridge elevator is marked ''45-60'' on bottom; full-length blued tubular cartridge magazine; blued steel nosecap and crescent buttplate on varnished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd. 1881. Condition is near fine, the barrel retaining approx. 90% smooth original blue, thinning and darkening; the magazine tube a blue-brown patina; the receiver retaining 50% blue mixed with brown age patina; the nosecap and buttplate a smooth bluish-brown; the operating lever is dark, the hammer with hints of case coloring; the stocks are sound showing nicks and dents commensurate with age and use but fit well and have nice straight grain and color. Action is smooth; bore is lightly etched but clean and with sharp rifling. The ''Centennial Model'' '76 was the first Winchester to offer desirable large calibers, such as this one, for hunting big game. Est.: $1,750-$2,750. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1886 Lightweight Lever Action Repeating Rifle, #151640, .33 WCF cal., 24'' blued tapered round barrel with integral block-blade front and adjustable buckhorn sporting rear sights is marked on left side ''Manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co./New Haven, Conn. U.S.A. Pat. Oct. 14, 1884 Jan. 20, 1885'' in two lines, ''-Nickel Steel Barrel-/Especially for Smokeless Powder'' in two lines, and ''33 W.C.F.'' and an oval Winchester proofmark just ahead of juncture with blued steel receiver, which has an adjacent matching proofmark and marked ''Model 1886/-Winchester/Trademark Reg. in U.S. Pat. Off.'' on top tang and the serial number on lower tang; blued sliding bolt; blued tubular half-magazine; blued steel nosecap and crescent buttplate on oil-stained walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1912. Condition is fine, the barrel and magazine tube retaining 85% smooth original blue; the receiver retaining 20% blue mixed with smooth brown age patina; the nosecap retains much toned blue; the hammer and operating lever with 20% silvered case coloring. Forestock is smooth and sound showing straight grain and nice color, buttstock (and possibly buttplate) a modern replacement. Action is smooth; bore is moderately etched and clean with pronounced rifling. The '86 was one of Teddy Roosevelt's favorite rifles. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R)

Stevens Heavy Frame ''Hunter's Pet'' Spurtrigger No. 34 Pocket Rifle, #4545, .30 CF cal., 18'' blued octagonal barrel is marked on left angled flat above barrel hinge ''J. Stevens A&T Co./Chicopee Falls, Mass. USA Pat. Sept. 6, 1864'' in two lines, with dovetailed Beach front sight and dovetailed adjustable single-leaf rear sight; nickel-plated frame with integral grip straps, two-piece varnished walnut grips, and matching nickel-plated detachable skeleton-type shoulder stock. Mfg'd 1872-1900. Condition is near excellent, the barrel retaining approx. 80% original blue darkening and thinning toward breech; the frame, grip straps and skeleton stock retaining approx. 99% original nickel; and the grips with minor nicks and 95% original varnish. Action is smooth and sure; bore is shiny with deep rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Stevens Ideal ''Range Model'' No. 45 Schuetzen Style Sporting Rifle, #21253, .28-30-120 Stevens CF cal., 26'' part octagonal-part round No. 2 medium-weight barrel marked ahead of breech ''J. Stevens A&T Co.,/Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A. Pat. Sept. 6, 1864'' in two lines and ''28-30'' on left angled flat, mounted with Beach combination front and open rear sights; steel receiver with adjustable Vernier tang sight; double set triggers; serpentine operating lever; Swiss buttplate; varnished walnut forend (having a semi-Schnabel nose) and straight buttstock. Mfg'd 1896-1916, originally with blued and case hardened finishes. Condition is fine+, the barrel retaining approx. 70% blue on round portion and 25% on octagonal portion, and a smooth, lightly-aged gunmetal gray color to receiver, lever and buttplate; barrel has small tapped holes (two ahead of rear sight and two behind) with flush screws, likely for scope mounts (scopes were an original Stevens option). Stocks are very fine showing only minor use, nice grain and color, and perhaps a later coat of varnish. Action is smooth, double set triggers function as designed; bore is clean, shiny and with sharp rifling. A very nice rifle, in a very rare and desirable centerfire caliber. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Ballard Single Shot Target Rifle, NVSN, .38-55 cal., 32'' No. 4 Winchester blue barrel, nickel-plated frame and lever, double set adjustable triggers, checkered cheekpiece pistol-grip stock of fancy burl walnut, with horn grip cap and nickel-plated Swiss buttplate. Long flat-bottom smooth walnut forend of a somewhat less fancy grade. Condition is excellent. Nickel frame retains approx. 96% of its original finish with small loss to left side. Buttstock remains in excellent original condition with only light flattening to checks and very small fissure from shrinkage from left side near upper tang; Winchester barrel and forend are a later addition and barrel probably originated from a Model 1885 High-Wall. Forend is gunsmith made. Set triggers function as designed; bore is fine. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Stevens New Model Second Issue Single-Shot Tip-Up Pocket Rifle, with detachable shoulder stock, #21829, .32 Long CF cal., blued 15'' part round-part octagon barrel with hooded Beach-type front and adjustable folding leaf rear sights, and automatic cartridge extractor, marked only ''32/21829'' at left breech; nickel-plated steel receiver with knurled button-type barrel release screw, integral grip straps, loop triggerguard, and matching nickel-plated skeleton-type detachable shoulder stock; two-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1875-1896. Condition is excellent, the barrel retaining approx. 95% dulling blue, the receiver 95% nickel with minor scattered puckering, the triggerguard, gripstraps and stock with smooth, bright nickel. Grips fit well with minor light handling marks and nice color. Action is smooth; bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $750-$1,250. (Antique)

Early 2nd Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #2610SA, .44 Spec. cal., 7.5'' barrel blue and case hardened finish, with genuine stag grips. Mfg'd 1956. Condition is near fine retaining approx. 85% thinning blue. Case colored frame and hammer have faded and thinned with some colors remaining visible. Revolver may have been converted to this caliber. Stag grips are excellent and fit fractionally small. Lockup is somewhat loose, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Very Nice First Year 2nd Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #1902SA, .45 Long Colt cal., 4.75'' barrel, blue finish, very nice case hardened frame, factory checkered black plastic grips with ''Eagle'' and ''Rampant Colt'', standard fixed sights. Top of barrel marked ''COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD CT. U.S.A.''; left side of frame with two-line patent dates and ''Rampant Colt''. Mfg'd 1956. Included is a 3rd Gen. SAA owner's manual. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue and color case hardened finish. Cylinder with a light and thin index line as well as some micro-scratching from being turned. Grips appear as new. Both sides of the hammer spur with a little dark spotting. Excellent bright bore. Overall a high condition early 2nd Gen. revolver. Est.: $2,000-$2,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 2nd Generation Buntline Single Action Revolver, #16895SA, .45 Colt cal., 12'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, with factory hard rubber grips. Mfg'd 1957. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% lightly thinning blue, predominantly at muzzle and forward edges of cylinder with thin index line. Front and back strap are strong as is butt. Crisp grips and action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA34650, .44 Special, 7.5'' barrel, bright nickel finish, smooth two-piece walnut grips, and standard sights. Cylinder is numbered to the gun. Mfg'd 1980. Condition is excellent. Metal with scattered small handling marks and micro-scratches that are common on bright nickel finishes. Cylinder with only a very faint line between a few of the cylinder stop notches; cylinder face and chambers are bright and clean. Factory lettering is crisp and defined. Grips shows only a few minor handling marks, inside edge of the left grip shows a little wear. Bore is excellent. Overall this revolver appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Cased Colt John Wayne Commemorative ''The Duke'' New Frontier Single Action Revolver, #G211122, .22 LR cal., 4-3/8'' barrel marked on left side ''John Wayne'' and ''The Duke'' in silver; case hardened frame, bright hammer and trigger, factory checkered black plastic eagle grips with Colt logo, fixed front sight and adjustable rear sight. In original Colt wood display case with an approx 3.5''x2.25'' John Wayne plaque. Overall the condition is excellent, appearing as new. Case colors are deep and rich. Cylinder with only a faint index line between two of the cylinder stop notches, appears unfired. Grips are also as new. Factory lettering is clear and crisp. Portions of the lid and exterior finish of the wood display case are a little textured and gummy with a few spots of noticeable thinning and finish loss, appears as if it was possibly caused by improper cleaning; otherwise it is in nice shape; interior is excellent. Approx. 5,000 were mfg'd in 1984. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt John Wayne Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, #CJWC1048, .45 LC cal., 4.75'' barrel, dark blue finish, two-piece smooth ivory grips, with standard sights. Factory commemorative features include areas of scroll engraving and gold embellishments to parts of frame, barrel, and cylinder, with portrait of John Wayne. In hardwood case lined in maroon velvet with ''Colt/John Wayne/Commemorative'' engraved plaque and key. Also includes original shipping box. Condition is excellent. Cylinder appears unturned and revolver appears unfired. There are a few cosmetic blemishes, including marks on hammer and scratches to ivory grips on right panel near frame. Gold lettering, barrel, and cylinder scenes are bright and clear. Excellent bright bore. Approx. 3,100 were mfg'd in 1982. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R List)

Winchester John Wayne Commemorative Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #JW41907, .32-40 Win. cal., 18.5'' round barrel with standard sights, blue finish, pewter frame and large loop lever, saddle ring, checkered straight grip walnut stock with inlaid John Wayne medallion. Nicely engraved frame lists John Wayne movies as borders to both sides, stagecoach and cowboy scenes, with facsimile John Wayne signature on upper tang. In original Styrofoam box with matching end label, polychrome sleeve, and hang tag. Overall condition is excellent appearing as new and unfired. Bottom edge of buttstock with the original ''Genuine American Walnut'' sticker still attached. Box condition is very good, polychrome sleeve with scattered moderate edge wear and some small tears at the corners. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R List)

''Duke One of One Thousand'' Winchester Model 94 Commemorative Large Loop Lever Action Carbine, #DUKE259, .32-40 cal., 18.5'' round barrel with standard sights, antique gold receiver with roll-engraved facsimile of mounted cowboys, stagecoach scene, and the names of John Wayne movies along the borders; nicely figured gloss finished straight grip fleur d'lis checkered walnut stock and forend, with gold-plated John Wayne medallion in stock, and blued crescent buttplate. In original Styrofoam box with polychrome sleeve, shipping box that is also numbered to the gun, with instruction manual, warranty card, and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1981. Condition to rifle is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Polychrome sleeve is very good showing a few spots of edge wear. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (Modern)

''Legendary Lawmen'' Commemorative Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #LL04393, .30-30 cal., 16'' blued steel round barrel with standard sights and is marked on right side in silver lettering ''Legendary Lawmen''. Silver-plated receiver and barrel bands; receiver is extensively roll engraved with scroll engraving and western ''lawman'' related scenes. Nicely figured straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend, with silver-plated medallion in stock, and blued crescent buttplate. In original Styrofoam box with matching end label, polychrome sleeve, hang tag, Legendary Lawmen instruction booklet, Winchester ''Hunter's Pocket Guide'', and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1977. Condition to rifle is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Bottom edge of the frame with a few light handling marks. Barrel bands show areas of moderate toning. Polychrome sleeve is very good showing moderate edge wear, end label is clear. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R List)

Set of ''NRA Centennial'' Commemorative Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle and Musket: 1.) Lever Action Rifle, #NRA51961, .30-30 cal., 24'' round barrel with standard sights and is marked on the right side ''NRA CENTENNIAL RIFLE'', blue finish, receiver with light roll engraving. Oil finished straight grip walnut stock and forend, with silver-plated NRA medallion in stock, checkered black composite buttplate, and sling swivel studs. 2.) Model 94 Lever Action Musket, #NRA51962, .30-30 cal., in the same configuration as the previous rifle with the exception of the full length forend, 26'' barrel, and sling swivels. Both rifles come in the original Styrofoam box with matching end label, polychrome sleeve, with hang tag, NRA Centennial instruction booklet, certificate, and other misc. factory paperwork. Also included is the original shipping box with matching end label that is numbered to both of the rifles. Model 94 also comes with saddle ring and sling swivels. Mfg'd 1971. Condition to both rifles is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Polychrome sleeves are near excellent showing only a few spots of light edgewear. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R List)

Winchester John Wayne Commemorative Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #JW22254, .32-40 Win. cal., 18.5'' round barrel, blue finish, pewter frame and large loop lever, saddle ring, checkered straight grip walnut stock with inlaid John Wayne medallion. Nicely engraved frame lists John Wayne movies as borders to both sides, stagecoach and cowboy scenes, with facsimile John Wayne signature on upper tang. In original box with matching end label, polychrome slip cover, hang tag, leather saddle ring thong, owner's manual and other misc. paperwork. Appearing unfired, rifle is in excellent overall condition. Bottom right side of frame with a few light rub marks. Wood shows no mentionable wear or handling and is as new. Bore is mirror bright. Polychrome slipcover shows mostly moderate edgewear and a few approx. 1'' holes to the long edges. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R List)

Colt Third Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA33784, .44 Spec. cal., 7.5'' barrel, bright nickel finish, smooth two-piece walnut grips, and standard sights. Cylinder is numbered to the gun. In original faux woodgrain box with matching end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, and misc. factory paperwork (no owner's manual). Mfg'd 1980. Condition is near excellent. Metal with scattered small handling marks and micro-scratches that are common on bright nickel finishes. Cylinder with a very light index line; cylinder face and chambers are bright and clean. Factory lettering is crisp and defined. Front gripstrap and edges of the backstrap are hazy and in need of a thorough cleaning. Grips show only a few minor handling marks and need to be freshly oiled. Bore is excellent. Box is tattered around the edges with some taped repairs, all the pieces are present, end label is legible. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Cased Colt Ned Buntline Commemorative Single Action Revolver, #NB1133, .45 LC cal., 12'' barrel, bright nickel finish, factory checkered black plastic eagle grips with ''Rampant Colt'', tall blade front sight, square notched fully adjustable rear sight. Left side of barrel is marked ''NED BUNTLINE COMMEMORATIVE''. In wood display case with glass insert, fitted burgundy colored interior, and Ned Buntline plaque. Condition overall is excellent, appearing unfired. Metal with a few very minor handling marks; cylinder with only a slight index line. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Grips appear as new. Wood display case with scattered light scratches and storage wear and the exterior rates very good overall; interior is excellent. 1 of 3,000 Ned Buntline Commemoratives mfg'd in 1979. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 125th Anniversary Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, #325AM, .45 LC cal., 7.5'' barrel, dark blue and gold colored finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, and standard fixed sights. Left side of barrel reads ''-125th Anniversary- S.A.A. Model .45 CAL.'' In original wood Colt display case with red interior. Overall condition is excellent. Approx. 99% original blue finish remains, cylinder with a faint index line. Grips are also excellent, back inside edges that adjoin the metal are darker in appearance, medallions are clean. Factory lettering is clear. Bore is bright. Wood display case with general scuffs and scratches. 7,390 of these revolvers were mfg'd in 1961. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Cased Colt Lawman Series Bat Masterson Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, #2687LM, .22 LR cal., 4.75'' barrel, bright nickel finish, checkered black plastic ''eagle'' and ''Rampant Colt'' grips, with standard sights. In original Bat Masterson presentation case with silver Colt logo and facsimile of a letter that Masterson wrote to Colt requesting a ''Nickle plated short .45 calibre revolver''; case with red lining and the original Lawman Series Bat Masterson pamphlet. Overall the condition is excellent showing only intermittent slight handling marks to the bright nickel surfaces, no flaking or finish loss. Cylinder appears unturned and unfired. Grips are as new. Case is excellent, with a few spots of light storage wear along the edges. Limited to a production of only 3,000 in 1967. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

''75th Anniversary Boy Scouts of America'' Commemorative Winchester Model 9422 XTR Lever Action Rifle, #BSA8906, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20'' blued steel round barrel with standard sights and marked on right side in silver lettering ''Boy Scouts of America''. Factory grooved antique pewter receiver, lever, and barrel bands; receiver is extensively roll engraved with ''Boy Scout Law'' as the border with various ''Scout'' related scenes and the slogan ''Do a Good Turn Daily'' to left side; parts of the lever are roll engraved with ''rope and knot'' pattern. Nicely figured straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend, with silver-plated BSA medallion in stock, and pewter crescent buttplate. In original Styrofoam box with matching end label, polychrome sleeve, hang tag, hammer extension, BSA instruction booklet, and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1985. Condition to rifle is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Bottom edge of frame with a few light handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is very good+ showing light edgewear. Est.: $1,100-$1,600. (Modern)

''Cheyenne'' Commemorative Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #CH03864, .44-40 cal., 20'' blued steel round barrel with standard sights and marked on right side in gold lettering ''Cheyenne Carbine''. Gold-plated receiver, lever, and barrel bands; receiver is roll engraved with decorative border and Native American scenes. Straight grip walnut stock and forend, with gold-plated Cheyenne medallion in stock, and blued crescent buttplate, forend with six gold-plated tacks, and tang sight. In original Styrofoam box with correct end label that is unnumbered, polychrome sleeve, hang tag, Cheyenne instruction booklet, and small Winchester Cheyenne poster that measures 20.75 x12''. Mfg'd 1977. Condition to rifle is excellent, appearing unfired. High polish gold-plated frame and lever with scattered light handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is good showing moderate edgewear and a few tears at the corners, end label is clear. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

''U.S. Bicentennial'' Commemorative Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #USA09011, .30-30 cal., 20'' blued steel round barrel with standard sights and marked on right side ''Bicentennial 1776-1976''. Antique pewter receiver is roll engraved with border and ''eagle'' on left side; ''76'' on right. Nicely figured straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend, with silver-plated Winchester 1776-1976 ''Horse & Rider'' medallion in stock, and blued crescent buttplate. In original Styrofoam box with matching end label, polychrome sleeve, hang tag, Bicentennial instruction booklet, Winchester ''Hunter's Pocket Guide'' and other misc. factory paperwork. Also included is the original shipping box with matching end label and wood display rack with brass plaque with faux antler display pieces. Mfg'd 1976. Condition to rifle is near excellent, appearing unfired. Frame with a few light handling marks as well as some light scratching from the saddle ring. High edges of buttstock with areas of light thinning to the finish, balance of stock shows no visible wear or handling. Bore is mirror bright. Polychrome sleeve is excellent showing only a few spots of light edgewear. Wood display rack is as new. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Mint Cased Winchester-Colt Two-Gun Commemorative Set, which includes: 1.) Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #872WC, .44-40 cal., 20'' round barrel with pinned gold-colored blade front sight and semi-buckhorn rear sight, dark blue finish, case colored lever, with gold embellishments to the receiver and barrel. High grade straight grip checkered walnut stock with blued steel buttplate. 2.) Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #872WC, .44-40 cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish which is extensively embellished in gold, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut grips, with standard sights. Each firearm includes the original box that is numbered to the gun and the respective owner's manual. Rifle comes with the original shipping box which is also numbered to the gun. Revolver with the orange ''safety'' hang tag. Both firearms are displayed in a two-gun oak display case with fitted maroon velvet lining, brass plaque on the lid, two (2) keys, and also includes one Colt and one Winchester medallion; each medallion is numbered to match the set, medallions come with their original plain white cardboard box that is also numbered ''872''. Also included is the Colt and Winchester factory letter that was issued with this set, confirming the configuration of each firearm but not specifically listing serial numbers, rather the range that was mfg'd. Both firearms are in excellent unfired condition. A really sharp looking set that displays well in the wood case, with all the bells and whistles to make it a great collector's grade set. 2,300 matching sets were mfg'd in 1984. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Both/C&R List)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester John Wayne Commemorative Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #JW24488, .32-40 Win. cal., 18.5'' round barrel, blue finish, pewter frame and large loop lever, saddle ring, checkered straight grip walnut stock with inlaid John Wayne medallion. Nicely engraved frame lists John Wayne movies as borders to both sides, stagecoach and cowboy scenes, with facsimile John Wayne signature on upper tang. In original box with matching end label, polychrome slipcover, hang tag, leather saddle ring thong, owner's manual and other misc. paperwork. Appearing unfired, rifle is in excellent overall condition. Top of bolt and receiver directly in front of the bolt with a little fine micro-scratching. Wood shows no mentionable wear or handling. Bore is mirror bright. Polychrome slipcover shows mostly moderate edgewear, with a few penetrations and tears. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R List)

Pair of Great Western Arms Frontier Six-Shooter Single Action Army Revolvers, #GW020613 (.357 mag. cal.), and #GW20204 (.38 Spec. cal.), engraved with blue and gold finish, 4.75'' barrels, smooth cocobolo grips, in fitted red velvet lined walnut case. Revolvers feature punchdot and light scroll engraving reminiscent of Wolf & Klar border engraving from the 1930s. Frames and barrels are blue, with all other components having been gold plated. Engraved frames, straps and cylinders with near total coverage; barrels with approx. 50%. Condition is excellent, appearing unfired since new. Case remains in excellent condition. Est.: $2,500-$3,500/pair. (C&R)

Colt John Wayne Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, #CJWC0306, .45 LC cal., 4.75'' barrel, dark blue finish, two-piece smooth ivory grips, with standard sights. Factory commemorative features include areas of scroll engraving and gold embellishments to parts of frame, barrel, and cylinder. Cylinder appears unturned and this revolver appears unfired. It does have a few cosmetic blemishes that should be mentioned: ejector rod head and the ejector rod housing with a few patches of light pitting, left side of muzzle shows light storage type wear, left side of frame and edge of triggerguard with a few spots of tiny surface nicks and wear; overall approx. 98% original blue finish remains. Gold lettering, barrel, and cylinder scenes are bright and clean. Grips with scattered very light scratches from handling, no chips or cracks. Excellent bright bore. Approx. 3,100 were mfg'd in 1982. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R List)

Mint Colt NRA Centennial Single Action Army Revolver, #NRA3562, .45 LC cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth two-piece wood grips with gold NRA medallions, and standard sights. Left side of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''1871 NRA CENTENNIAL 1971''. In one-piece simulated woodgrain Colt box that is hand numbered in black marker to the revolver, with tan Styrofoam insert, instruction sheet, warranty card, and CCGCAA envelope; along with gold-colored velvet-lined hardwood case with NRA medallion in lid, with key. A collector's grade revolver that retains 99%++ of its original blue and rich case-colored finish; top of frame with two tiny specks from handling or storage. Cylinder appears unturned and unfired. Grips are as new with clean shiny gold NRA medallions. Box with light storage type wear to the exterior. Case is in mint condition. Approx. 5,000 of these commemorative revolvers were mfg'd in 1971. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R List)

Third Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver, with Pelson-style hard case, #SA93527, .45 Colt CF cal., 4.75'' round barrel with integral blade front sight marked on top ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co., Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in one line, and ''Colt Single Action Army .45'' on left side; long-fluted round 6-shot cylinder; solid frame marked with two-line patent dates and the ''Rampant Colt'' logo on left side; two-piece satin-finished hardwood grips with a brass ''Rampant Colt'' medallion at top on each side. Mfg'd 1988, with full-blued finish (hammer with polished sides). Condition is as new and unfired, cylinder likely unturned, with all of its original factory blue-black finish; grips are flawless and unmarked. Action is as-new; bore is mint with defined rifling and blue inside. Black leatherette-covered case is French-fitted in purple velveteen, with brass hinges and fancy brass clasps, a few minor handling marks outside and pristine inside except for compression areas where the gun rests. Est.: $900-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Buntline Scout Single Action Revolver, #67137F, .22 LR cal., 9.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory black checkered grips. Mfg'd 1959. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% lightly thinning blue, with losses at muzzle and small scratches to cylinder; minor thinning to backstrap. Crisp grips and action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$650. (C&R/PPT)

''Oliver Winchester'' Commemorative Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle, #OFW4948, .38-55 cal., 24'' blued steel octagon barrel with standard sights and is marked on the right side in gold script ''Oliver F. Winchester''. Gold-plated receiver, lever, and forend cap; receiver is extensively roll engraved with Winchester factory and western related scenes. Nicely figured straight grip fleur d'lis checkered walnut stock and forend, with gold-plated Oliver Winchester medallion in stock, and blued crescent buttplate. In original Styrofoam box with matching end label and polychrome sleeve. Mfg'd 1980. Condition to rifle is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Forend cap and bottom edge of the frame with a few light handling marks. Polychrome sleeve is very good showing moderate edge wear. Styrofoam lid is in two-pieces but complete; lower section is missing a portion of one of the corners. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R List)

Winchester Centennial '66 Model 94 Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #76609, .30-30 cal., 26'' blue octagonal barrel, gold-plated frame, forend cap and buttplate; satin finished smooth walnut stock, upper tang marked ''Winchester Centennial '66''. In original box with polychrome slipcover. Approx. 102,309 produced. Condition is excellent, appearing unfired, showing only the lightest handling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Buffalo Bill Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #WC80948, .30-30 cal., 26'' octagon barrel with standard sights; right side marked in silver ''Buffalo Bill Commemorative''. Receiver with a dark blue finish and light commemorative engraving to both sides; upper tang is marked in silver W.F. Cody Chief of Scouts''. Straight grip walnut stock and forend with nickel-plated buttplate and forend cap; right side of buttstock with inlaid commemorative medallion. In original box with matching end label and polychrome sleeve, Winchester shipping box, and includes hang tag, certificate, and Buffalo Bill pamphlet. Mfg'd in 1968. Overall condition is excellent appearing as new and unfired. Polychrome slipcover is also excellent; some of the original glue has come loose and could be easily re-adhered, no rips or tears. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Wells Fargo Commemorative 1894 Lever Action Carbine, #WFC18914, .30-30 cal., 20'' blue barrel, antique silver-plated roll engraved frame, left side with coach drawn by six horses surrounded by scroll border; right side with frontier town and initials ''WS&Co'' and the dates 1852-1977. Nickeled silver medallion in checkered walnut stock marked, ''Wells Fargo & Co. 1852-1977/125 Years''. One of 19,999 produced. Condition is excellent with light toning to silver plate, several very small marks to stock and forend. Good action, appearing unfired. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R List)

Reproduction U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Officer's Model Trapdoor Single Shot Cartridge Carbine, by Harrington & Richardson, with original box, #5677, .45-70 Govt. CF cal., blued 26'' round barrel with dovetailed bead blade front and folding adjustable Vernier rear tang sights marked on left side ahead of breech with a ''P'' proofmark and ''U.S. Model 1873/Cal. 45-70 Govt.'' in two lines, and ''Harrington & Richardson, Inc./Worcester, Mass. Made in U.S.A.'' on right; case hardened breech (marked ''Ser. No. 5677'' on right side, and ''H&R'' on left), trapdoor (marked ''US/Model/1873'' in three lines), thumb release, lockplate (marked ''(spread eagle)/U.S./Springfield'' in two lines), hammer, triggerguard, single spring-retained barrel band, and buttplate (marked ''US'' behind top tang screw) are sparsely floral engraved; ''tree''-engraved pewter nosecap; single blued steel under-barrel ramrod finial; hardwood ramrod with knurled metal tip; oil-stained walnut halfstock with checkered panels at wrist and forend. Condition is near new and unfired, the blued parts retaining all of their original blue-black finish, the case hardened parts retaining all of their fiery coloration. Stock is smooth and shows a lovely red color, nice grain, deep checkering, and an encircled ''P'' proofmark under the wrist. Action is strong and smooth; bore shows blue and deep rifling. Heavy printed cardboard box with interior cut-out fitted to the gun includes a 4-page owner's manual, plastic bag for the gun, and an oval brass plate engraved with the rifle's description and ''1871-1971''. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Limited Production America Remembers Uberti Henry Lever Action West Point Civil War Tribute Rifle, #19089, and is #151 of 300. Chambered in .44-40 cal., with a 24.25'' blued barrel, and 24k gold-plated receiver, lever, and crescent-shaped buttplate. Both sides of the receiver with extensive Civil War themed decorations as well as several portraits, including Custer, S. Jackson, R.E. Lee, U.S. Grant, etc. Straight grip walnut stock with a high gloss finish. This rifle includes a black plastic Gun Guard case with white outer America Remembers cardboard wrap, cable lock, maroon colored protective sleeve, America Remembers cleaning cloth, and plain white shipping box. In excellent as new and unfired condition. Gold-plated receiver with a few slight handling marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester Model 94AE Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #6238063, .45 LC cal., 20'' round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and forend, checkered black plastic Winchester buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight and sporting rear sight with elevator, cross-bolt safety. Condition overall is excellent retaining approx. 98% original blue finish; metal with a few slight handling and storage marks. Wood with a nice even satin type finish; top edge of buttstock with a single moderate impression and thin scratch on the right side near the buttplate. Crisp action, excellent bore. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Winchester Model 94AE Trapper, #5273767, .30-30 cal., 16'' round barrel, blue finish, color case hardened receiver, oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend, black composite Winchester buttplate, saddlering, dovetailed blade front sight, sporting rear sight with elevator. Overall condition is excellent, appearing near new. Metal retains approx. 99%+ original blue and vibrant case colors. Lever and buttstock show a few minor handling marks. Buttplate with five inexplicable small puncture marks to the face and one to the edge. Crisp action; bright and clean bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

1st Year Marlin ''New'' Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle, #B004296, .45-70 cal., 22'' round barrel, blue finish, plain straight grip walnut stock and forend, checkered black composite ''Marlin Safety'' buttplate, dovetailed front sight with silver bead, semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator, with hammer extension. Mfg'd in 1972, this rifle has early features such as 8-groove rifling (Pre-Micro Groove) and does not feature the push-button safety. Metal surfaces retain approx. 98% original finish and rate as excellent overall, with a few thin scratches and small handling marks. Wood is near excellent for a 47-year-old rifle and shows a handful of normal small and shallow dings and scratches from handling and use, most noticeable on the bottom edge near the Marlin ''bullseye'' and a moderate dent on the bottom of the forend. ''JM'' on the barrel was not struck well and is partially visible, remaining factory lettering is clear and defined. Smooth crisp action; bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $650-$850. (Modern)

Pedersoli Rolling Block Single Shot Sporting Rifle, with Target Sights, #R09628, .38-55 cal., 28'' round blued steel barrel, color case hardened frame, smooth straight grip oil-finished walnut stock and forend, with color case hardened crescent steel buttplate. Rifle also features globe front sight with Spirit level, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed blank, and a long-range Creedmoor tang sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Standard Pedersoli markings and is also stamped in small letters on left side of receiver ''Dixie Gun Work/Tennessee''. Overall condition is excellent. Approx. 98% blue finish remains and 95% case colors; metal with intermittent light marks from storage and handling, mainly between the barrel band and receiver, near the front sight, and left side of receiver. Wood is also excellent; right side of forend near the metal with a very shallow faint impression; right side of buttstock with a few light and thin vertical scratches, overall with a nice even color and finish. Excellent action; bright clean bore. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

Pedersoli Rolling Block Single Shot Target Rifle, #R011483, .45-70 cal., 30'' octagonal blued steel barrel, with color case hardened frame. Semi-gloss finished pistol-grip walnut stock with color case hardened buttplate, smooth forend is finished with nickel silver cap. This rifle also features double set triggers, globe front sight, buckhorn rear sight with elevator, and a long-range Creedmoor tang sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation. Barrel with standard Pedersoli markings and is also stamped ''Dixie Gun Work/Tennessee''. Overall condition is excellent. Approx. 99% factory blue finish remains; 95+ case colors with a little fading at the lower tang; left side of receiver with a small scratch that is in line with the hammer. Wood also retains nearly all of the original finish; forend with a small amount of shallow handling marks; bottom edge of the buttstock with a few small surface dents; checkering at the pistol grips shows no visible wear. Adjustment knobs on the Creedmoor sight and the double set triggers function properly. Excellent action and bright clean bore, does not appear to have been fired very often. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Browning Model 1885 High-Wall Single Shot Rifle, with Leupold scope, #01698NW247, .45-70 cal., 28'' tapered octagon barrel, dark blue finish, high grade checkered straight grip walnut stock with gloss finish, Schnabel forend, black rubber Browning recoil pad, sling swivel studs, dovetailed Rocky Mountain type front sight and semi-buckhorn rear sight. Topped with a Leupold Vari-X II 3-9x40mm scope on Browning rings, with Butler Creek covers; scope with duplex reticle. Metal appears as new, with only a few insignificant handling marks. Wood with a few thin impressions and scratches to left side of buttstock, otherwise in excellent condition with sharp, unmarred checkering. Barrel address with crisp raised edges. Smooth action; mirror bright, clean bore. Scope is also excellent with bright and clear optics. Overall this rifle appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Shiloh Sharps Model 1874 Single Shot Sporting Rifle, #6079B, .45-70 cal., 32'' matte finish medium-weight octagonal barrel, case colored frame, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and Schnabel forend, double set triggers, standard rear and Rocky Mountain front sight. Topped with a MV8 6x scope measuring 35.5'' overall, with steel screw-on scope covers. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Finish, stock, action and bore are excellent. Unique center circle duplex reticle scope optics are excellent. In grey plastic hard case. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Ruger No. 1 Lyman Centennial Edition Grade II Single Shot Rifle, #131-41554, commemorative #L-78-0199, .45-70 cal., 28'' round heavy tapered barrel. Both sides of receiver with scroll and commemorative ''Lyman 1878-1978'' engraving, right side also with an engraved deer. High grade checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Schnabel forend, Ruger grip cap, red rubber Ruger pad with black spacer and rear sling swivel stud and barrel mounted front stud. Topped with a Lyman Century Model 4x scope with fine crosshair reticle, threaded steel covers, adjustable rings, measures 34'' overall, and is numbered to the gun. Approx. 98% original blue finish remains and metal surfaces rate as excellent overall showing a few light handling marks. Wood is very good showing signs of moderate range use with intermittent shallow impressions, a little higher concentrated at the Schnabel forend; checkering is mostly clean and sharp, both the stock and forend with a good even finish and natural wood grain pattern. Crisp action, excellent bright bore. Scope with scattered light scratches to the exterior, optics are clear. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Browning Model 1885 High-Wall Single Shot Rifle, #03683NW247, .30-06 cal., 28'' tapered octagonal barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut stock, with peep rear and hooded globe type front sight. Made in Japan. Condition is excellent showing only the lightest marks from handling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

German Made ''Original Bowie Knife'', given as a gift by Actor Clint Walker. Bright polished 8'' steel blade with ''Original Bowie Knife'' stamped lettering that is polished down a bit. Marked at the ricasso ''Solingen Cutlery, B.S. VOBODA, Made in Germany''. On one side of blade is hand written in ink ''Good luck Charley, Your ol...'' Grip panels are stag retained by three brass rivets, with full tang and nickel silver ''S''-shaped guard. Overall length is 13''. Leather sheath with white stitching and rivets, is stamped ''Made in Germany''. Hand written on the sheath in ink is ''Thanks Charley for lots of good music. Best of Luck. Clint Walker.'' Includes a Notarized Affidavit of Ownership and Sale from Carolyn Aldridge, wife of actor and writer Charley Aldridge, stating that this knife was presented to her husband Charley from actor and singer Clint Walker, who stated it was used in movies. Clint Walker was best known for his starring role in the western TV series ''Cheyenne'' from 1955-1963. Also includes a CD entitled ''Tombstone'', by Charley Aldridge, dedicated to his friend Clint Walker, and copies of photographs of the two together. Est.: $450-$600.

Rare Puma #3599 Hirschfanger Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, with the original box and sheath, 9.75'' blade, 15.25'' overall, stag handle; nickel silver hilt, ferrule, and pommel. Mfg'd in 1988. Included is the original black leather sheath with hang tag, wood box with correct end label and Puma medallion on the outside of the lid, foam insert, sharpening instructions, small Puma pocket catalog with skinning instructions, moisture strips, and four (4) sheets in German that are related to the Hirschfanger. The knife itself is in excellent as new overall condition. Sheath is also in unused condition but some of the green foam interior is stuck to the backside of the belt loop. Wood case is very good, exterior with light scratches and impressions from storage; foam piece on the inside of the lid shows a little deterioration and needs to be reattached. A hard-to-find knife complete with all of the hang tags, associated paperwork, etc. Est.: $600-$900.

Randall Model 11 ''Alaskan Skinner'' Fixed Blade Knife, with sheath, 5'' blade with standard Randall stainless logo, and 1'' portion on the top of the blade is notched for finger/thumb placement; 9-5/8'' overall length. Stag handle with brass single hilt and wrist thong ferrule, with black and brass spacers. In black leather Randall sheath stamped on backside with Randall logo and ''11 5'', with ''Randall Made'' snaps, unmarked salmon-colored sharpening stone, and black leg tie. In excellent as new overall condition, never carried or sharpened. Good looking solid piece of stag. Sheath is excellent. Est.: $400-$600.

Randall Model 4-6 ''Fighter'' Fixed Blade Knife, with sheath, 6'' blade with standard Randall stainless logo; 10-7/8'' overall length. Stag handle with nickel silver double hilt and duralumin pommel cap with black and silver spacers. In brown leather ''4F'' Randall sheath stamped on backside with Randall logo and ''4F'', with ''Randall Made'' snaps and unmarked salmon-colored sharpening stone. In excellent overall condition, never carried or sharpened. Hilt and pommel cap with a few minor handling marks. Sheath is excellent. Est.: $450-$600.

Randall Model 1 ''Fighting'' Knife, with sheath, 8'' blade with Randall logo, 13'' overall, stacked leather washer handle, nickel silver double hilt, all thin spacers with a combination of two red, two white, and one bluish/gray center spacer at the hilt; one each at the duralumin pommel cap. In brown leather Randall sheath, stamped on back with Randall logo and ''8'', with smooth nickel snaps, and includes a plain salmon-colored sharpening stone. Condition is excellent, never carried or sharpened. Hilt and pommel cap with a small amount of fine micro-scratching. Sheath rates fine with a handful of scattered shallow impressions and small marks, stitching and seams are excellent. Est.: $400-$600.

Japanese Wakizashi, by Custom Knife Maker Jim Hrisoulas. A nice hand-forged modern Japanese style sword with a shobu-zukuri shape, and O-kissaki. Notare or wavy style hamon temperline with visible grain structure to the steel, showing layers of folded metal. Wonderful tight forging, a well-made blade. Polished surface shows off the bright temper line and distinctive parting line denoting the tip or point, with brass habaki collar. Tang is signed ''Made for John Klein'' with an ''8R'' inside a heart stamp; the other side of the tang is signed ''Jim Hrisoulas 02/2010''. Purportedly 1 of 125, and made of 1070 and L6 damascus steel. Blade is housed in a custom made set of mounts also by Jim Hrisoulas. Handle is covered with black rayskin and wrapped with a black and gold cloth cord in a traditional Japanese manor. The menuki are cast gold-colored flowers. Handle fittings are black coated metal, the upper one (kashira) with a flower design on top. The saya scabbard is wood covered with black and gold lacquered leather that has a crackled finish overall. This is an Aikuchi style mount, not designed for a tsuba or handguard. Jim Hrisoulas was voted one of the top ten most influential bladesmiths of the past 50 years. Est.: $800-$1,500.

Jim Hrisoulas Damascus Seax, with Celtic pattern sheath by Dave Creger, 11'' wire pattern Damascus blade with nickel highlights, blade is marked ''8R'' (inside of a heart). 17.25'' overall, smooth antler handle; brass ferrule, pommel, and pommel cap. Creger brown leather sheath with an approx 4.75'' long tooled Celtic design. In excellent as new overall condition. The wire Damascus pattern really shows well and the handle has a nice natural aged look to it. Sheath is also in new unused condition. Included is a padded soft pouch. Est.: $500-$700.

Winchester Winder Musket Single Shot Rifle, #121682, .22 Short cal., 28'' barrel, blue finish, finger-grooved 3/4-length walnut stock and handguard, with sling swivels and slightly more modern tang sight. Mfg'd prior to 1920. Condition is very good. Barrel retains approx. 95% blue; frame with 30% flaking blue remaining. Stock and forend are fine with mild impressions and light wear. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #100866, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and 17-groove large pump forend, with checkered black buttplate. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% original blue, with thinning at high edges and in actioning areas. Stock with small scuffs and minor impressions and very light scratches. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 71 Lever Action Rifle, #46560, .348 WCF cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, checkered steel buttplate, with Lyman receiver sight. Mfg'd 1957. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% finish. Light handling marks to stock. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 07 Self-Loading Rifle, #50837, .351 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, standard sights. Mfg'd 1946. Condition is excellent. Metal surfaces retain approx. 94% lightly thinning blue, with most of the losses to high edges left side. Stock with light scratches. Action is good, bore is mirror bright. A very late production example with no model nomenclature to upper tang; hooked op rod tip. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 07 Self-Loading Rifle, #46708, .351 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, standard rear and Lyman brass bead front sight. Mfg'd 1936. Condition is near excellent. Metal surfaces retain approx. 92% lightly thinning and flaking blue. Stock with mild impressions and light bruising, with an extra coat of linseed oil applied. Action is good, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Savage Model 99 Lever Action Carbine, #361536, .303 Sav. cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened lever, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, with serrated steel buttplate. Mfg'd 1938. Condition is excellent. Metal surfaces retain approx. 95% thinning blue with some small scratches. Factory peep sight has been removed revealing the two holes in upper tang; rearmost sight on barrel has been neatly filled with a dovetail blank. Stock and forend are excellent with just the lightest impressions. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Remington Model 81 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #17771, .35 Rem. cal., 21.5'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, with added Redfield peep sight. Condition is fine retaining approx. 97% original blue. Rearmost frame screw left side with mild screw slot deformation and very light chatter marks in same general area. Stock with light scuffs, several scratches, and an additional coat of varnish. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector Double Action Triplelock Revolver, #14458, .44 Spec. cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, unnumbered factory diamond checkered walnut grips with brass S& W medallions and lanyard loop in butt, fixed sights, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Mfg'd 1914. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 80% thinning blue. Grips show moderate wear. Good action, bright bore. A scarce configuration. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C& R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver (Triplelock), #7230, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, unnumbered factory diamond checkered walnut grips with brass S&W medallions, standard fixed sights, with matching numbered cylinder. Shipped Oct. 18, 1913, to Simmons Hardware, St. Louis, MO, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is excellent. Revolver retains approx. 96% factory blue, with light wear at muzzle and forward portion of cylinder, with index line and thinning in actioning area. Strong front and back strap; strong case colors to both hammer and trigger. Grips are crisp with some light impressions to right panel and butt area. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver (Triplelock), #9487, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, nickel finish, pearl grips, standard fixed sights. Factory letter verifies all features except pearl grips, as this example was originally shipped with checkered walnut grips on Aug. 5, 1915, to Cowdrey & Co., NYC, NY, a large export distributor, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Left grip panel features five circle-dot motifs in scallop area, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% thinning and lightly flaking blue, with losses at muzzle and very light lifting to left side of barrel near caliber marking, and in the area adjacent to the cylinder latch. Grips remain very iridescent with small loss at toe of right panel. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

English Proofed Smith & Wesson 2nd Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #46643, .455 cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, unnumbered diamond checkered walnut grips with brass S&W medallions and lanyard loop in butt, fixed sights, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped March 9, 1916, to Remington-UMC, NYC, NY, who were at that time purchasing agents for the British government, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Factory records verify this revolver's barrel length and finish. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original factory blue, with wear at muzzle, top strap, and forward edges of cylinder. Vivid case colors to hammer, trigger, and lanyard loop. Thin index mark to rear portion of cylinder; strong front and back strap. Grips with mild flattening, good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver (Triplelock), #14443, .44 Spec. cal., 4'' barrel, border engraved with blue finish, diamond checkered ivory grips. Shipped April 14, 1917, to Shapleigh Hardware, St. Louis, MO, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter states that this revolver was shipped with a 4'' barrel non-engraved, blue finish, and checkered walnut grips. An additional 1984 letter from J. Dale Terry states that this particular revolver was purchased by Mr. Terry in the 1960s from the estate of Russell B. Smith of Vernon, TX, who was an old-time lawman and bodyguard. He was also a Deputy Sheriff in Bartlesville, OK, and a U.S. Deputy Marshall in the 1920s. He received this pistol as a gift from E. Paul Waggoner from the famed Waggoner Ranch near Vernon. Condition is excellent as period engraved and later refinished. Revolver retains approx. 98% of that blue. Matching cylinder is a plum color, and white metal insert has been added to the front sight of the matching numbered barrel. Checkered ivory grips are outstanding with minor inclusions to right side panel. Action is good, bore is fine. An interesting lawman's firearm that bears further research. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Wolf & Klar Model 1926 Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #41199, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, matching numbered factory checkered walnut grips with bright medallions, notched semi-Patridge front sight and fixed rear sight, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped May 6, 1932, to Wolf & Klar, Ft. Worth, TX, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning and lightly flaking factory blue. Little finish remains on front or back strap. Grips with moderate wear and previous owner's initials inscribed to inside of panels. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver, #V648967, .38 Spec. cal., 2'' barrel, dulite finish, matching numbered smooth walnut grips, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped Aug. 27, 1944, to J. Howell Flourney, Shreveport, LA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. The shipment to the Defense Supply Commission for this day was 500 units with 2'' barrels. Condition is fine retaining approx. 80% thinning dulite finish. Grips with smooth even wear. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt Model 1905 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #203, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, high polish blue finish, factory checkered diamond walnut grips, with one all-blue factory magazine with high polish follower and floorplate. Checkered round tab hammer, standard sights. Mfg'd 1906. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning high polish blue, with most of the losses to the slide, front and back straps. Grips with mild to just moderate flattening, more pronounced to right panel. Bottom of magazine retains approx. 60% of its original high polish blue. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1902 Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #31295, .38 ACP cal., 6'' barrel, high polish blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one correct factory magazine. Mfg'd 1914. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue. Grips with minor flattening. Good action, fair bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911-A1 Transitional Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #706617, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with one two-tone magazine. Mfg'd 1924. Condition is excellent as professionally restored, retaining approx. 98%+ of an excellently applied accurate finish. Grips with very light flattening. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #73952, .25 ACP cal., 2'' barrel, blue and case colored finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one two-tone unmarked magazine. Mfg'd 1912. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% original blue with light edgewear to slide, somewhat more pronounced at muzzle. Good action, bore is dark. Est.: $500-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #133263, .380 cal., 3.75'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions, and one correct two-tone magazine marked ''Cal.380/Colt''. Mfg'd 1941. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% lightly thinning blue, with most of the losses at forward portion of slide. Strong front strap and grip safety. Light wear in actioning area of trigger. Grips with only the lightest flattening to checks. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver (Triplelock), #5611, .455 cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, unmarked factory diamond checkered walnut grips with brass S&W medallions and lanyard loop in butt, fixed sights, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped April 1, 1915, to Wilkinson Sword, Ltd., London, England, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Factory letter verifies blue finish, 6.5'' barrel, and checkered walnut grips. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 90% thinning factory blue, with ''(crown)/V'' proofmarks, as well as London proofmarks, to frame, barrel and cylinder. Mid-1950's Release from British Service markings to right side of barrel. Trigger with added trigger shoe. Grips with some wear. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson Non-Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver, #61646, .357 mag. cal., 3.5'' barrel, blue finish, unnumbered factory checkered diamond walnut grips with bright medallions, adjustable rear sight, changeable ramp blade front sight, checkered topstrap and barrel rib, fully knurled hammerspur, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped July 10, 1940, to Chief of Police James M. Flutz, Visalia, CA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. This revolver was ordered through the King Gunsight Co., San Francisco, CA, and then shipped to Chief Flutz. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, and grips. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% factory blue, with losses at muzzle, high edges of cylinder, micro-scratching to sideplate, and some thinning adjacent to cylinder latch. Strong front and back strap. Excellent grips, smooth crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver, #51047, .357 mag. cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, unnumbered factory checkered S&W Magna grips, gold bead front and adjustable square notch rear sight, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Magnum Registration number 2016 marked inside of crane. Shipped to James Mathews, RD No. 1, East Stroudsburg, PA, March 9, 1937, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Factory letter verifies barrel length, gold bead front, square notch rear sight, blue finish, and checkered walnut Magna stocks, also stating that this revolver was sighted in at the factory at 50 yards using dead center hold. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% factory blue with wear at muzzle. Index line to cylinder and thinning in actioning areas. Grips exhibit strong sharp checkering but have been shooter modified to left panel by removing the upper portion above medallion for easier access to cylinder latch. Action is crisp and smooth, bore is mirror bright. Out of approx. 5,500 mfg'd, just 79 were sold with 7.5'' barrels. Est.: $8,000-$12,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Double Action Revolver, #54471, .357 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, nickel finish, non-matching factory checkered S&W Magna grips, gold bead front and adjustable rear sight, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Magnum Registration number 3226 marked inside of crane. Shipped Nov. 19, 1937, to Block Bros., Selma, AL, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Factory letter verifies finish, barrel length, and grips. Revolver was refinished in August of 1978, as indicated by the marks under the grips. Considered scarce with only 174 mfg'd in nickel. Condition is excellent as factory refinished, retaining approx. 98%+ slightly toning nickel. Some discoloring to case-colored trigger. Grips and action are excellent, bore is bright. Est.: $4,500-$6,500. (C&R/PPT)

Royal Flying Corp English Proofed Smith & Wesson 2nd Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #55098, .455 cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with brass medallions (unnumbered), and lanyard loop in butt. Upper portion of backstrap marked ''42/RFC/21'', indicating use by the 42nd Squadron of the RFC with this pistol kept in rack position 21. Formed on April 1st, 1916, the 42nd Squadron spent the first World War flying reconnaissance missions on both the Western front and Austro-Italian front. After the war they returned to England and were disbanded on June 26, 1919. All matching visible numbers including cylinder and barrel. Mfg'd late 1915 to early 1916. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning and toning blue, with light minor scratching overall and most of the losses to forward third of barrel. Minor flattening to grips. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver, #V176757, .38 Spec. cal., 2'' barrel, dulite finish, matching numbered smooth walnut grips, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Topstrap marked ''United States Property''. Shipped Dec. 1, 1942, to U.S. Gov't, Ft. Mason, CA, 200 units in shipment, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is fine retaining approx. 80% thinning dulite finish. Sideplate additionally electro-pencil marked ''R2600''. Grips with smooth even wear and oil darkening. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model of 1895 Double Action Cartridge Revolver, #1223, .38 Colt CF cal., 6'' round barrel marked on top ahead of juncture with frame: ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co., Hartford, CT. U.S.A./Patented Aug. 5, 1884, Nov. 6, 88, Mar. 5, 95'' in two lines and ''Colt. D.A. 38'' on left side, fitted with a tall semi-circular blade front sight; 6-shot ''swing-out'' cylinder with short flutes has an ''RAC'' (Rinaldo A. Carr) military inspector's mark on rear face and features automatic cartridge ejection via a sliding cylinder axle; solid frame (with top groove rear sight, sliding cylinder release and integral triggerguard) marked ''RAC'' in matching tiny letters at rear hump on left side and with a tiny ''2'' under left grip; two-piece oil-finished walnut grips (inside left grip marked ''8'' at bottom and with a previous owner's initials ''GS''). Mfg'd 1895, originally with full-blued finish. Serial numbers match on frame, cylinder crane and sliding cylinder release (the latter also marked ''K'' and with a dot); all markings are sharp. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 80% glossy original deep Colt blue overall, the missing finish confined primarily to the gripstraps and triggerguard bow but also a patch at left-side muzzle, on right frame and general highpoint wear. Grips show a few minor dings but are solid and smooth. Action is crisp in both single- and double-actions; bore is clean with defined rifling. This revolver presents somewhat of an enigma, as it bears the ''RAC'' military inspector's marks and military style plain walnut grips; but no Army or Navy contract markings; likely it was an overrun revolver sold on the civilian market. It is also notable for being one of the earliest swing-out cylinder Colt models. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Early Colt Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, in brown leather period correct holster, #C23515, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with one two-tone lanyard loop magazine. Mfg'd late 1915. Condition is fine retaining approx. 92% original factory blue with most of the losses to the forward half of slide from holster wear. Frontstrap with approx. 50% thinning with a little less at mainspring housing. Grips show mild wear. Good action, fine bore. Holster with oil darkening and scratch across front. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #176239, .25 ACP cal., 2'' barrel, blue and case colored finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one two-tone magazine. Mfg'd 1918. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% original blue with light edgewear to slide, somewhat more pronounced at muzzle, and small area of finish loss just above left triggerguard bow. Magazine is excellent as possibly refinished. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Pre-Woodsman Semi-Automatic Sporting Pistol, #32812, .22 LR cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory diamond checkered walnut grips, with one early factory two-tone magazine marked ''Cal.22/Colt''. Mfg'd 1922. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 94% lightly thinning blue, mostly at high edges. Very strong front and back strap. Grips with mild flattening. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$650. (C&R)

Colt Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #C99727, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with one correct two-tone loopless magazine. Mfg'd 1918. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85%-90% lightly thinning blue, with some staining to slide. Strong front strap with approx. 75% blue remaining on mainspring housing. Grips with light flattening. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #C18076, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with one correct two-tone lanyard loop magazine. Mfg'd 1915. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 92% lightly thinning factory blue, with wear in actioning areas. Flaking in slide serrations. Strong front strap and mainspring housing. Grips with light flattening. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Model of 1950 Target (Pre-Model 24) Double Action Revolver, #S103971, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, nickel finish, matching numbered diamond checkered walnut grips with bright medallions, factory adjustable white outline rear sight and Patridge type front sight, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped Dec. 7, 1954, to Rex Firearms Co., New York, NY, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Considered scarce to S&W collectors with 5,050 units produced in both blue and nickel. Condition is excellent with nickel toning slightly dull and light general micro-scratching overall. Grips with minor wear. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 2nd Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #45444, .44 Spec. cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, matching numbered factory diamond checkered walnut grips with bright S&W medallions, fixed sight, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped July 1, 1935, to Bush Caldwell Co., Little Rock, AR, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. In non-matching period correct factory tip-up box with instructions and green end label. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% lightly thinning factory blue, with most of the losses at muzzle and very thin index line to cylinder. Very light thinning at topstrap, with one small area near sight groove of finish loss. Very strong front and back strap. Sideplate with minor speckling, as well as thinning in actioning areas. Grips are very crisp, as is action and bore. Box with some separation, edgewear, and tape repair; end label is 90% present. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Wolf & Klar Model 1926 Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #41348*, .44 Spec. cal., 5'' barrel, nickel finish, non-matching numbered factory checkered walnut grips with bright medallions, high Patridge front sight and early adjustable rear sight, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped July 5, 1932, to Wolf & Klar, Ft. Worth, TX, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Factory information states that there were 25 5'' nickel revolvers of this type shipped in this order. When the revolver left the factory, it had fixed and not target sights. Although not mentioned in the letter, this revolver was returned to the factory for possible repair or refinish in June of 1944 and is so marked beneath the left grip panel. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% factory nickel, with one small area of flaking to right side panel beneath hammer and light general micro-scratching. Grips with minor wear. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Hand Ejector 1926 Target Double Action Revolver, #35028, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, non-matching factory diamond checkered walnut grips with bright S&W medallions, factory adjustable target sights with high Patridge front blade, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Mfg'd 1930. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original blue, with light scratches to barrel, and vivid case colors to hammer and trigger. Grips are excellent with some small marks near butt of left panel. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Japanese Katana Sword. Traditionally mounted Japanese samurai long sword with a 27'' shinogi-zukuri style blade. Straight type temper line is a bit hard to see. Blade has some openings in the grain and few small edge nicks. Unsigned tang with two holes. Gold plated over copper habaki collar. Unsigned tsuba guard is iron and decorated with a scene of a god in the clouds. Handle fittings are a silver colored wave design, are a matched set, and unsigned. Handle is covered in rayskin and wrapped with a black silk cord. Menuki are three clam shells done in silvered brass. Saya scabbard is black lacquer showing numerous dents and scuffs, and retains almost all of the painted finish. Blade circa 1660 to 1700's. Est.: $800-$1,500.

Antique Mounted Japanese Wakizashi, with 20-5/8'' shinogi-zukuri signed blade, signed on tang: ''Takata ju Yukihisa'', who was a Bungo School smith. Blade dates from the late Koto period (1580) to the Shinto period (1650). The temperline is a faint series of peaked bumps called ''sanbon suji'' hamon. Condition is very good overall. Blade is bright with a couple spots of small forging flaws in non-critical areas. The tsuba guard is iron with copper decorations of plum branches and blossoms, and is unsigned. Handle is covered in rayskin and has its original dark blue silk wrapping showing heavy soiling from use. The menuki consist of a god, done in copper and shakudo, and a shakudo crane. The fuchi and kashira handle fittings feature a Shinto shrine gate or Torii, with pine trees, and a monk or priest with an umbrella, and are done in shakudo-nanako with gold. The saya scabbard is two-toned black and copper-colored lacquer; saya fittings are of a handachi style done in shakudo and gold. The kurikata (cord mount) on the scabbard appears to be a later replacement. The black woven cord on the saya, is tied in a traditional manor. Est.: $500-$1,000.

WWII Era Japanese Officer's Sword Shingunto, with arsenal stamp, signed and dated tang. The 26.25'' shinogi zukuri blade features a narrow suguha or straight temper line. Blade has been lightly sanded or scuffed overall, and has one very minor edge nick. No pitting. Fittings are typical of the mid war, 1941-43 pattern with a solid tsuba guard, silk cord wrapped handle and decorated fittings. Kashira or upper fitting of the handle is of a later war type usually found on the Type 44 shingunto officer's swords. (This may have been a field repair or replacement.) Silk cord wrapping on the handle shows soiling and age from use; fittings show wear and age. Scabbard paint is original and shows light scuffs and scrapes with about 95% paint remaining. Overall length is 38''. Est.: $600-$800.

Japanese Type 90 Double Barrel Flare Pistol, by Kayaba Mfg., #8698, 25mm, 4'' barrels, blue and black finish, black plastic checkered grips, with lanyard ring. Barrel selector switch mounted to back of frame. Left side of frame with Kayaba Mfg. ''maker's mark'' and patent numbers ''93006'' and ''101355''. Top of barrel with four symbols; Kayaba Mfg. ''maker's mark'', ''cherry blossom'', Japanese ''inspector's mark'', and an ''anchor''. The numbers ''253'' can be found on some of the smaller parts. Condition is very good overall retaining approx. 97% blue finish, barrel with scattered tiny specks of pitting; approx. 90% black finish remains with a majority of the wear being to the front and back gripstrap. Grips are also very good showing normal moderate wear, checkering is mostly clean, no chips or cracks. Barrels remain tight to the frame. Action and barrel selector switch function properly. Bores are bright and clean with a little very shallow pitting near the muzzle. Est.: $600-$800.

Late Nazi NSKK Dagger RZM, with etched ''ULLES fur DEUTCHLAND'' motto on blade, maker marked on back side ''RZM M7/13'' for Arthur Schuttelhofer & Co. Blade shows numerous runner marks, is bright, and shows a lot of the original cross graining finish. The motto etching is a nice gray color. Wood handle features an aluminum eagle and enameled S/A roundel. Grip has a couple of small dings and scratches. Crossguards are the late pot metal type, which have lost some of their bright finish. Scabbard has nickel silver fittings in very good shape. Black painted finish on the scabbard shows wear, scratches, and crazing under the paint. Blade length is 8.75'', overall length is 14-5/8''. Est.: $450-$650.

FEG-37 Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Femaru, #67516, .32 ACP cal., 3.75'' barrel, blue finish, grooved walnut grips, with two (2) factory mags (both serial numbered to the gun) and a brown leather holster. Pistol coded ''JHV/43'' with ''WaA173'' ampt. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% original factory blue, with thinning to high edges of slide. Strong front and back strap. Grips are excellent, action is good, bore is bright. Matching numbered slide and frame. Holster shows moderate scuffs and good strap; flap has had shoulder components removed. An interesting pistol with approx. 50,000 mfg'd, many going to Luftwaffe pilots. Est.: $500-$750. (C& R/PPT)

1920 Commercial Luger, #6606r, .30 Luger cal., 3.75'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with nickel-plated aluminum based magazine marked ''Made in Germany 7.65''. Blank chamber, DWM marked toggle, ''Gesichert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' to extractor, ''(crown)/N'' proofmark to barrel and upper receiver. All visible matching serial numbers. ''Germany'' mark in cove of thumb safety. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 94% original blue with wear at muzzle, highpoints of sideplate, and in actioning areas. Grips are mostly crisp; good action, fine bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

American Eagle Model 1906 Luger, #31293, 7.65mm, 4.75'' barrel, blue finish with straw small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with one correct nickel-plated unmarked wood base magazine. American eagle at chamber, DWM at center toggle link, bright polish area beneath lower thumb safety position, extractor marked ''Loaded'', ''Germany'' beneath serial number on frame, with all matching visible serial numbers. Condition is about fine as later refinished with correct rust type blue, and approx. 80%-85% of this finish remains. Grips with mild to just moderate flattening and one small loss beneath thumb safety. Good action, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Lahti Model 40 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #D12298, 9mm, 4.75'' barrel, blue finish, factory black checkered plastic grips, with two (2) magazines, combination tool, blue steel cleaning rod, and black leather holster. Left side of upper frame marked ''Husqvarna Vapenfabriks AB''; right side of upper receiver just forward ejection port marked ''Made in Sweden''. Condition is excellent showing just light thinning in actioning areas of safety and takedown lever. Grips, action and bore are as new. Holster with flaking to finish on flap, and missing the lower portion of securing strap. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Two-Tone German P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Mauser (byf-44), #4133e, 9mm, 4.75'' barrel, blue and phosphate finish, dark phenolic resin grips, with one wartime magazine marked ''P38U/jvd''. Matching numbered slide, frame, barrel, and locking block, with ''(eagle)/A135'' ampt. Condition is about fine retaining approx. 85% thinning blue with some touchup. Grips are very good with light scuffs and scratches. Action is good, bore is excellent. Magazine with little finish remaining. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, by Steyr (bnz/43), #5593, 8x57mm cal., 23.6'' barrel, blued finish, laminated stock with cupped buttplate, inverted ''V'' front sight with hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''bnz/43'', and on left side receiver rail ''Mod.98''. Eagle stamps on left side of receiver ring and barrel. ''bb'' visible on right side of barrel. Faint waffenampt and ''H'' stamp on right side of buttstock. No cleaning rod. Replaced floorplate. Stock is wider than normal at wrist and butt. Matching numbered receiver, bolt and safety. Condition overall is very good with less than 40% finish remaining on the metal, with patina across the exposed barrel and front band, spots of rust at the rear of the receiver, and pitting across the triggerguard and buttplate. Wood is very good with a chip at the rear band, dark areas on the forend, and light handling marks. Action is rougher than normal (mid-war) but functional; bright bore is excellent. No visible import stamps. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #2230, 8x57mm cal., 23.6'' barrel, blued finish, laminated stock with cupped buttplate, inverted ''V'' front sight with hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''dou/43'', and on left side receiver rail ''Mod.98''. Eagle stamps on left side of barrel and receiver ring. Barrel stamped ''CM'', and ''dou''. Eagle waffenampt stamp on right side of buttstock. No cleaning rod. Matching numbers. Bolt closes on empty magazine. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% of the reblued finish remaining on the metal (no finish on buttplate), with a mottled color to the bolt latch and browning to the front band, buttplate, etc. Stock has several delamination cracks and an overall dry appearance with some darkening and light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. No visible import stamps. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

U.S. 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, by Remington, #3338333, .30-06 cal., 24'' Remington barrel dated 2-44 with four grooves, parkerized finish with blue bolt and small parts, scant cut walnut stock, checkered blue steel buttplate, blue Brown & Sharp mfg'd bolt, blue magazine cutoff switch, rear sight and rear barrel band. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% finish to metal surfaces. Stock with light sanding as cartouches are faint. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Smith-Corona Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3649176, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. SMITH CORONA MODEL 03-A3'', and on barrel behind front sight ''SC/(flaming bomb)/2 43''. ''R'' stamped on underside of bolt handle. Faint boxed ''FJA'' cartouche on left side of stock wrist next to Ordnance Dept ''wheel'' stamp. ''P'' firing proof on underside of wrist and inspection stamps forward of triggerguard. Condition overall is very good with approx. 85% finish remaining on the metal with wear across the bolt body. Wood has several gouges and shows an overall dark appearance. Action is still but functional, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $650-$900. (C&R)

Winchester M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #1321106, .30-06 cal., 24'' Winchester barrel, parkerized finish, ''WRA/GHD'' cartouched walnut stock, WWII era lock bar rear sight, all Winchester components to trigger assembly, Winchester op rod and bolt, and correct Winchester buttplate. Dating from March 1943. Condition is very good to about fine, retaining approx. 90% dark arsenal parkerizing. Barrel is somewhat of a lighter gray/green. Stock with light sanding and very good cartouches. Good action, very good bore. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R)

U.S. M1-D Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle, by Springfield, #2273077, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel marked ''S-A-2-52'', dark manganese phosphate finish, SA/GAW cartouched walnut stock with small Ordnance wheel, brown leather MRT 6-52 marked leather cheekpiece, topped with an M84 telescope (#41601) on standard M1-D mount. With WWI era M-1907 sling. M2 flash hider by the Hart Mfg. Co. Condition is excellent as arsenal reworked, with later type parkerizing. Stock with last three digits of serial number stamped at wrist, with light general impressions. Forward and upper handguard were replaced at time of overhaul and are slightly newer. Sling with moderate general overall wear. Good action, mirror bright bore, with clear scope optics. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Model 1913 Patton Enlisted Cavalry Saber, made by Springfield Armory and dated 1914. Condition is very good overall. The 35'' double-edged blade is bright, with some old dried grease on it, but should clean up nicely, marked at ricasso ''US 29546'' and ''S A 1914'' with the flaming bomb proofmark. Original leather blade washer is present, but a loose fit. Steel cupped guard shows some age, checkered grip panels are in good shape. Scabbard is covered in a khaki-colored woven cotton burlap material that shows age, soiling, and scuff marks. Metal tip on bottom of scabbard and metal top fitting with two mounting rings are in good shape. A nice example. Est.: $500-$700.

Colt Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #283988, .45 ACP cal., 5'' correct ''PH'' marked barrel, blue finish, diamond checkered walnut grips, with one correct two-tone loopless magazine. Mfg'd 1918. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% generally thinning blue. Evidence of excess cleaning to portions of frame and slide. Markings to slide are clear, however, the Rampant Colt logo to rear portion of slide was struck very lightly. Grips show moderate flattening to checkers, most pronounced to left side. Action and bore are excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

1920 Commercial Luger, #9814o, 9mm, 3-7/8'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with tin-plated unmarked wood based magazine. Blank chamber, DWM marked toggle, ''Gesichert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' to extractor, ''(crown)/N'' proofmark to barrel and upper receiver. All visible matching serial numbers. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% original blue with wear at muzzle, highpoints of sideplate, and in actioning areas. Grips with mild flattening and some bruising; good action, fine bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Model 1908 Bulgarian Contract Luger, #556c, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with tin-plated unmarked walnut based magazine. DWM to chamber area, Bulgarian crest at central toggle link, Cyrillic marked extractor and thumb safety. Lower portion of backstrap features lanyard loop as standard on Bulgarian contract pistols. Originally ordered in 1910, with a total quantity of just 10,000. In brown leather Bulgarian holster. Condition is excellent as professionally restored, retaining approx. 99% of an expertly accomplished blue and straw finish. Grips are excellent, action is crisp, bore is mirror bright. Holster is excellent with minor oil staining and nice tight stitching. Est.: $2,250-$2,750. (C&R)

1914 Artillery Luger, #738f, 9mm, 8'' barrel, blue finish with straw small parts, checkered walnut grips, with one unmarked WWI era magazine, original holster with unmarked later made combination tool, reproduction walnut shoulder stock, and 1st Model 32-round snail drum magazine marked ''B/N, #645771''. Chamber area dated 1917, toggle link marked DWM, with all visible matching serial numbers. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue, with most of the losses to the sideplate and rails of lower receiver. Grips with moderate flattening and almost all checkers remain defined. Magazine has toned brown at one point and then been lightly cleaned. Carbon spotting to straw blue small parts, which retain about 60% of their original color. Action is good, bore is fair. 1915 dated Julius Arnade marked holster with light general crazing, thinning to final finish on hinge area, modified back loop, missing flap retaining stud, and nice tight stitching. Snail drum finish has thinned to approx. 85% and mechanically retains excellent spring tension with no external dings or dents to exterior surfaces. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

1923 Stoeger Three-Line American Eagle Luger, #90312, .30 Luger cal., 3-5/8'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, checkered walnut grips, with one tin-plated ''Germany'' marked wood based magazine. Thumb safety area marked ''Safe'', extractor marked ''Loaded'', right side of upper receiver marked ''Germany-A.F. Stoeger Inc./New York.'', American eagle to chamber area, DWM to toggle link. Right side lower receiver rail marked ''Genuine Luger-Registered U.S. Patent Office''. ''(Crown)/N'' proofmarks to frame, toggle, slide, and barrel. All visible matching numbers. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 92% rust blue, with thinning at high edges, muzzle, forward edges of lower frame, and sideplate. Front and rear gripstrap retain approx. 97% blue. Grips with light to just moderate flattening. Left grip panel with oil darkening; right panel appears near new. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $4,500-$6,500. (C&R)

German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3226g, 8x57mm cal., 23.62'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''ce 42'' below ''Eagle 37''. ''Mod.98'' marked on left side of receiver rail. Eagles intact on left side of receiver and barrel. ''Eagle 359'' code stamped on right side of receiver ring and barrel. Single ''WaA 35'' stamped on right side of buttstock. Matching numbers on triggerguard, floorplate, and barrel bands. Mismatched number on bolt. Missing cleaning rod. ''LH'' lightly carved into left side of buttstock. Condition overall is very good with less than 40% finish remaining on metal surfaces, with the balance speckled and turning to a grey or brown patina. All of the finish has been sanded from the wood which has been left unfinished and shows old bruises and handling marks. Action is smooth, bore shows very light frosting and very good rifling. No visible import stamps. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

German GEW.98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #371, 8x57mm cal., 29.13'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight, with cleaning rod. Marked on receiver ring ''SIMSON & CO SUHL 1924'', and on left side receiver rail ''GEW.98.''. Rear sight serial number matches, other numbers mismatched. Unit marking disc on left side of buttstock stamped ''N 989a''. ''Eagle 14'' stamped on right side of receiver ring and right side of buttstock. Front band has no parade hook, rear band has fixed sling slot, rear sight is flat, bolt handle is bent. Buttstock has side cut out for sling and no lower swivel. Toe of buttstock has broken off and has been re-attached with dowels and screws. Condition overall is very good with approx. 65% finish remaining on the metal, with the balance thinned and turned to a brown patina. Wood is very good with overall darkening and handling marks. Bore is good with overall darkening in the grooves and very good rifling. Action is smooth. Rifle was made on contract for the post-WW1 Weimar Republic and has many of the transitional features of this time. A rare survivor, all German rifles of this era can be considered rare as it would have seen heavy service in the political violence of the 1920's and 30's through WWII. No visible import stamps. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Pre-WWI Era P.08 Luger, #8082a, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, checkered walnut grips, with tin-plated wood based magazine with non-matching serial number. Blank chamber area, DWM to toggle link, ''Gesichert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' to extractor. All visible matching numbers, except magazine. Front strap marked ''B.3.R.12.2.''. An interesting early variation that was mfg'd for the German Army without stock lug, and year of mfg. precedes 1912 as the chamber area is undated. These early models lack the toggle hold-open device. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 92%-94% lightly thinning blue and most of the losses at highpoint of sideplate. Grips show minor oil staining but very little wear to checks. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Simson S-Code Luger, #1350a, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, checkered walnut grips, with one tin-plated aluminum based mismatched magazine, with ''(eagle)/6'' inspector marks. Blank chamber area, ''S'' to central toggle link, sideplate and takedown latch; ''(eagle)/6'' proofmark to rear toggle link, barrel, upper receiver and ejector; all visible matching serial numbers. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% straw blue finish, with most of the losses to sideplate and muzzle. Crisp grips and action, fine bore. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R)

1914 Artillery Luger, #3338, 9mm, 8'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, checkered walnut grips, with tin-plated mismatched wood based magazine. Chamber area date 1918, DWM to central toggle link, ''Geschiert'' to thumb safety, ''Geladen'' to extractor, all visible matching serial numbers. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 85% thinning blue. Grips with moderate flattening, no losses. Good action and bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. M1 Garand, by Winchester, #2352856, .30-06 cal., 24'' Springfield Armory barrel dated 7-50, parkerized finish, walnut stocks, upper handguard and forend; with post-war green canvas sling. Post-WWII rear sight. Triggerguard housing and op rod are of Springfield mfg., with mixed small parts. With CMP Certificate of Authenticity and shipping box. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% parkerized finish. Stock with moderate bruises, scuffs and scratches. Good action, very good bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

International Harvester M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, with post-war Imperial M5 bayonet and M8A1 scabbard, #4520192, .30-06 cal., 24'' LMR barrel dated 6-53, parkerized finish, ''DoD'' cartouched birch stock, walnut upper and forward handguards; ''IRC'' marked bolt, ''SA'' marked op rod and trigger housing, with the balance of trigger assembly parts appearing unmarked, and post-war green canvas sling. Condition is excellent as overhauled at one point, but retaining many of its original parts, with approx. 97% original parkerization remaining. Upper and forward handguard with light to moderate impressions; birch buttstock is excellent. Good action, bright bore. Bayonet is near excellent with some discoloration to right grip scale. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Luxemburg Contract FN-49 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #6426, .30-06 cal., 23.5'' barrel, stove black finish, slab-sided dark finished hardwood stock, with black canvas sling. Chamber marked ''AL'', matching numbered major components, with one factory 10-round magazine. Condition is excellent as overhauled, with approx. 96% stove black finish remaining. Slab-sided stock may be foreign made after these rifles left Luxemburg service. Action is crisp, bore is fine. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Rifle, with folding bayonet, #SHM542, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.47'' barrel, black finish, hardwood stock, black bolt, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver cover with the five-pointed star symbol of the Tula Arsenal over ''1950r''. Matching numbers. Includes cleaning rod, kit in buttstock, and issue Soviet sling. Refurbishment stamp on right side of buttstock. Condition overall is very good with almost all of the black finish remaining on the metal showing scattered handling marks. There are several arsenal repairs to the forend and a small chip at rear of action, otherwise wood is very good with darkening to the varnish finish. Action is smooth, bore is very good with very good rifling. Bayonet operates smoothly. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Includes a slip-on rubber recoil pad in excellent condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Lahti Model 40 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #67602, 9mm, 4.75'' barrel, blue finish, factory brown checkered plastic grips, with three (3) magazines, combination tool, cleaning rod, and black leather military holster showing light scuffs to finish on flap. Left side of upper frame marked ''Husqvarna Vapenfabriks AB''; right side of upper receiver with regimental markings ''Rplt. S5351''. Also includes one additional black police holster and two more factory magazines. Police holster is marked ''F17'' and differs from the military holster, as it lacks pouch for cleaning rod and combination tool. This holster remains in fine condition. Condition is excellent showing just light thinning in actioning areas of safety and takedown lever, as well as some minor wear to muzzle. Grips, action and bore are excellent. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWI German Artillery Luger, in brown leather holster with barrel-head cleaning rod and combination tool, #454b, 9mm, 8'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with one mismatched tin-plated wood based magazine. Chamber dated 1916, toggle link marked DWM, ''Gesichert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' marked extractor, fine tuned front and rear sights, and all visible matching numbers. Condition is fine as arsenal refinished an even matte blue. Grips with moderate flattening. Good action, fine bore. Holster has been removed from its shoulder stock, both cleaning rod and combination tool appear to be later reproductions. Inside of holster marked ''Raxix 18'' in ink; exterior marked ''Sattler Lief Verb, Leipzig 1918''. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Era P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Spreewerk (cyq), #1153u, 9mm, 5'' barrel, blue finish, brown phenolic resin grips, with one WWII era P.38 magazine. All visible matching numbers including locking block; magazine with added number 748. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 92% thinning factory blue. Grips are fine, action is good, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Model 1919 Commercial Luger, #80830, 7.65mm, 3-5/8'' barrel, blue finish with straw small parts, checkered walnut grips, with one tin-plated magazine with unmarked walnut base as correct for this model. Unmarked chamber, DWM marked toggle, ''Geischert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' marked extractor, ''(crown)/N'' proofmark, with ''Germany'' stamped to right side upper receiver. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 85%-90% rust blue. Small parts show evidence of light cleaning, and grips with light general flattening to checks, more pronounced to right panel. Good action and bore. Complete in modified Naval holster with unmarked combination tool (in the white), cleaning rod with oiler, pin punch, and two-cell magazine pouch. Both holster and pouch marked ''A.E.''. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

1920 Commercial Luger, #652k, .30 Luger cal., 3.75'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with tin-plated unmarked wood based magazine. Blank chamber, DWM marked toggle, ''Gesichert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' to extractor, ''(crown)/N'' proofmark to barrel and upper receiver. All visible matching serial numbers. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original blue with wear at muzzle, highpoints of sideplate, and in actioning areas. Grips with mild flattening; good action, fine bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWI Era P.08 Luger, #2744c, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, straw small parts, smooth ivory grips, with nickel-plated wood based magazine with non-matching serial number. 1914 to chamber area, DWM to toggle link, ''Gesichert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' to extractor. Front strap with added regimental markings ''7.D.11.''; rear of frame marked ''8.15''. All visible matching numbers, except magazine. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90% lightly thinning blue with most of the losses at highpoint of sideplate. Grips fit well with fractional shrinkage along upper area. Bore is fine. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Walther P.38 (ac/43) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #9957h, 9mm, 5'' barrel, blue finish, brown grooved phenolic resin grips, with one ''jvd'' marked magazine, in early 1960s Walther box. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original blue, with crisp markings, all visible matching serial numbers including locking block. Grips with very light impressions, mostly to left panel. Good action, bright bore. Box is excellent with eraser to original serial number and this number added in ballpoint pen. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

British Issued Ballister-Molina Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B.7132 above trigger, #21167 to left side in mainspring area, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, grooved factory grips, with one all-blue pinned based magazine. Approx. 10,000 of these type pistols were sold to England during WWII and will bear Release from English Service proofmarks at chamber area of barrel, as this pistol does. Frame and slide are additionally English proofed. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning blue, predominantly to slide and upper portion of frame. Grips and action are fine, bore is bright. Est.: $600-$800. (C& R/PPT)

Colt Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #235480, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, parkerized finish, diamond checkered walnut grips, with one post-WWII GI magazine. Inter-war rebuild of a WWI pistol with 1911-A1 grip safety and WWII High Standard barrel. 1917 lanyard included. Frame mfg'd 1918. Condition is very good as overhauled, retaining approx. 95% gov't-applied finish. Slide is from a slightly earlier pistol, grips with moderate wear. Nice action, excellent bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

English Proofed Colt Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2280952, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, parkerized finish, brown checkered plastic grips with large reinforcing rings, with one correct unmarked WWII contract magazine. GHD inspector marked, ''(crown)/BP'', ''BV'' and ''NP'' proofmarks to barrel, ''Not English Make'' stamped to frame and slide. Mfg'd 1944. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 94% original parkerized finish. Grips and action are excellent, bore is bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Model 1922 M1 Gallery Bolt Action Practice Rifle, #4681, 22 LR cal., 24'' barrel dated 12-25, blue finish, Type B pistol-grip stock, one parkerized magazine, globe type front and adjustable Lyman 48 rear sight, with added triggershoe. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% thinning blue; receiver may have been arsenal reblued at one point. Front barrel band is stamped and not milled. Bolt is mismatched (4878). Stock with moderate scuffs and scratches. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Like New U.S. marked Remington Model 541X Bolt Action Target Rifle, #A1067445, .22 LR cal., 27'' heavy barrel, blued finish, smooth pistol-grip hardwood stock with an oil finish, checkered black plastic Remington buttplate, and sling swivels; front swivel is adjustable and sits in recessed channel. Target sights include a globe front and Williams aperture rear sight. Includes one 5-round nylon magazine. Receiver is marked ''U.S.'' on left side above serial number. Barrel date code is ''DF'', mfg'd in 1985. Overall condition is excellent, appearing as new. Metal surfaces retain virtually all of the blued finish. Factory lettering is crisp. Stock with one shallow handling mark to left side of forend; right side of buttstock with a very minor vertical scratch; both detract very little from this otherwise mint rifle. Action is smooth. Bore is still lined with the original paper sleeve. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern)

U.S. Model 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, by Smith-Corona, with U.S. M1 bayonet and scabbard, #3650981, .30-06 cal., 24'' Smith-Corona barrel marked 3-43, parkerized finish, walnut stock, with modern commercial 1907 sling. Spear-point bayonet by UC, with 9-5/8'' blade. Condition to rifle is near excellent retaining approx. 96% of its original parkerized finish. Dried cosmoline in magazine well. Faint cartouches to walnut stock, with approx. 2'' chip to left side of upper handguard. Bayonet with little original finish. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

U.S. Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, by Remington, #3403855, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight and aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S.REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3'', and on barrel behind front sight ''RA/(flaming bomb)/1-43''. No markings on stock that may be a replacement. Condition overall is very good with almost all of the green parkerized finish remaining on the metal. Both handguards show light handling mark. Stock is very good showing a lighter color on the left side and a few handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. Includes a reproduction tan leather sling in excellent condition stamped ''RIA 1941''. U.S. M1 bayonet is marked ''PAL/U.S.'' and is in good condition with a roughly sharpened blade. Scabbard is marked ''VP 35'' and is in fair condition with cuts and cracks to plastic. Est.: $500-$650. (C&R)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, by Springfield, with bayonet and scabbard, #2848221, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized/painted finish, walnut stock, blade with protecting ears front sight and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Barrel marked ''P'' and ''M''. Trigger housing group/hammer and bolt marked ''SA''. Operating rod marked ''RA'' and ''NM''. No markings on stock. British London export proofs stamped on top of barrel. Very visible three splice repair to front handguard. Condition overall is very good with almost all of the dark parkerized refinish remaining on the metal. Black paint is flaking on the gas cylinder assembly. Wood has been sanded and refinished with a flat stain and shows no handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Includes a U.S.G.I. green cotton sling in good condition and an extra front handguard in good condition. U.S. M1 bayonet is marked ''AFH U.S.'' and is in fair condition with a roughly sharpened blade and slight bend to scabbard. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. M1 Tanker Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, by Springfield, with bayonet and scabbard, #2259193, .30-06 cal., 18'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade with protecting ears front sight and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Operating rod, trigger housing group, and hammer are U.S.G.I. Barrel is a commercial replacement and is marked ''ARLINGTON ORD.ARL.VA. .30-06''. Stock has ''(circle)/P'' firing proof on underside of wrist. Rifle has been converted to tanker length by installing a short barrel and modifying front hand guard, etc. Condition overall is very good with metal surfaces retaining almost all of its parkerized refinish, showing only light wear. Wood is very good and has been sanded and refinished with a gloss varnish. Action is smooth, bore is very good with darkening in the grooves. No visible import stamps. Includes a Korean marked green cotton sling in very good condition. Bayonet is stamped ''U.S.M5A1 MILPAR COL'' and is very good with a slightly rounded tip showing only light wear. Scabbard is very good with rust on the rear rivets. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, by Springfield, #1494849, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel dated 5-44, parkerized finish, cartouched walnut stock, milled triggerguard, lockbar rear sight, mixed parts Winchester and Springfield trigger assembly, with late WWII era green canvas sling. Condition is very good as overhauled, retaining approx. 90% of a post-WWII finish, overhaul probably pre-dating the Korean War, as lockbar sight and original barrel is retained. Stock with faint original cartouche, as well as an additional somewhat later cartouche from rebuild period. Stock, upper and forward handguard match well and show very light sanding. Action is good, bore is bright. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Marine Corps Commemorative 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Auto-Ordnance, #USMC0680, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish with gold small parts, smooth hardwood grips with Marine Corps logos, and one Auto-Ordnance magazine. In glass-topped red-lined walnut display box with red and gold lanyard. Left side of slide in applied gold ''U.S. Marine Corps Commemorative M1911-A1 .45/''Semper Fidelis''; rear portion of slide similarly marked ''10 Nov. 1775''. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, with just 1000 mfg'd. Case shows minor scuffs to top edge. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model of 1953 (Pre-Model 34) Kit Gun, #1286, .22 LR cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, flat latch, checkered diamond walnut grips with S& W medallions, gold bead Patridge front and plain adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd mid-1950s. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 92%-94% original finish with some losses at muzzle and forward edges of cylinder flutes, as well as apex of triggerguard. Strong front and back strap. Grips with only light marks from handling. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C& R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 10 Double Action Revolver, #C54635, .38 Spec. cal., 2'' barrel, blue finish, later S&W finger-groove cocobolo grips, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped March 14, 1949, to Warshall Sporting Goods Co., Seattle, WA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% blue with most of the losses as scratches to cylinder. 1980's era grips show mild wear. Action is tight and crisp with some old dried grease which should be cleaned; bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 28 Double Action Revolver, #S130339, .357 mag. cal., 4'' barrel, matte blue finish, matching numbered factory diamond checkered walnut grips with medallions, micro-click rear sight and standard ramp front sight, with matching numbered cylinder and barrel. Shipped Nov. 19, 1955, to Sloss & Brittain Inc., San Francisco, CA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. In original factory S&W blue box. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% blue with light muzzle wear and index line to cylinder. Very strong grips. Good action, bright bore. Box with extensive tape to lid but with matching serial number to bottom portion. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Pre-Series 70 .38 Super Semi-Automatic Pistol, #190256, .38 Super cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, brown Coltrock grips, with one aftermarket Wilson Performance magazine with rubber pad. Mfg'd 1967. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% very lightly thinning blue. Strong front strap and mainspring housing. Bright sides of hammer with mild carbon spotting. Grips show little wear; however, the Coltrock material has shrunk somewhat, leaving the grip screw holes slightly oblong. Action is good, bore is bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Mid-Range National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7846-MR, .38 Spec. Wadcutter cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, and one correct factory magazine. Complete with Elliason rear sight; top of barrel marked ''**MK.III**''. Mfg'd 1971. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original blue, with several scratches beneath slide stop from reassembly. Light thinning to blue at high edges of slide. Crisp grips and action, and mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Colt Pre-Series 70 National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #35056-NM, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, and one period correct Colt magazine, in period correct woodgrain box with associated paperwork, including instructions and warranty card. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% original finish, with light marks in actioning areas. Grips are mostly crisp with some oil darkening. Good action, bright bore. Box with light scuffing. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt Pre-Series 70 National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #62-NM, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, and one period correct Colt magazine, in matching numbered woodgrain box with associated paperwork, including instructions and warranty card. Factory letter states shipped to Hudson Sporting Goods, New York, New York, Aug. 27, 1957, with flat mainspring housing listed. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% original finish. Grips are crisp with some oil darkening. Action is crisp but original factory grease has dried somewhat; bore is bright. Box with light scuffing. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

1st Year Production Smith & Wesson Model 53 .22 Remington Jet/.22 LR Double Action Revolver, with box and reloading extras, #K447329, 4-screw frame, .22 Rem. Jet cal., additional .22 LR cylinder with matching serial number. Featuring a 6'' pinned barrel with solid rib, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center target grips with silver S& W medallions, serrated and ramped front sight, square notched rear sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation, case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1961. In original two-piece box that is numbered to the gun, with six (6) of the steel inserts for shooting .22 LR. Also included is a set of RCBS .22 Jet reloading dies, approx. 500+ rounds of loaded .22 Jet ammunition, and approx 50 pieces of brass. Live ammunition is being sold for components only. Approx. 95% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as very good overall. Barrel with general micro-scratching, as well as a few small spots of finish loss and wear around the muzzle; cylinder with a moderate index line. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Approx. 75% case colors remain with nearly all of the fading being to the trigger. Grips with intermittent normal small handling marks, checkering is excellent. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore rates excellent. .22 LR cylinder with a light thin index line. Box shows some flaking and loss to the blue finish, predominantly around the edges; one of the corners is split on an otherwise solid box; firearms identification on the end piece is clear. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C& R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K588309, .38 Spec. cal., 6'' pinned barrel with solid rib, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center magna style walnut grips with silver S&W medallions; grips are numbered to the gun. Sights include a Patridge front and micrometer click adjustable rear, with a color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1964. Approx. 96%-97% factory polished blue finish remains, 98% rich case colors, and this revolver rates as excellent overall. Wear at the muzzle and cylinder highpoints accounts for a majority of the finish loss; cylinder with a thin index line. Butt with a few spots of moderate freckling and otherwise metal shows normal scattered light handling marks. Grips also show a few light handling marks to the flat borders, checkering is clean and sharp. Action is smooth and crisp; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 53 Double Action Revolver, #K446056, .22 Jet with extra .22 LR cylinder, 6'' barrel, blue finish, unnumbered factory diamond checkered walnut target grips with bright medallions, factory adjustable rear sight and standard ramp front. .22 LR cylinder is unnumbered. Ca. early 1960's. Condition is about fine. Four-screw frame retains approx. 94% high luster inky black/blue, with thinning at muzzle, cylinder, and in actioning areas of crane and arbor. Light index line to cylinder. Grips show light wear. Good action, bright bore. Includes six (6) Jet adapters. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K753080, .38 Special, 6'' pinned barrel with S&W muzzlebrake, blue finish, factory checkered diamond center target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, micrometer click adjustable rear sight, with wide case hardened target hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1967. Approx. 93%-95% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as very good overall. A little thinning to the right side of the barrel and wear to the cylinder accounts for a majority of the finish loss, otherwise showing intermittent small handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Screw heads are straight. Majority of the case colors remain. Grips with scattered shallow impressions and other small marks, finish shows some thinning around the edges and right grip is a little darker in color, checkering is clean and sharp. Crisp smooth action; near excellent bright bore that shows normal light wear. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Colt Pre-Series 70 National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #35561-NM, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, and one aftermarket magazine. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is fine retaining approx. 92% original factory blue with light thinning at high edges. Grips show very light use. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Super 38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70S36300, .38 Super cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, and one factory .38 Super magazine. In somewhat earlier non-matching numbered box. Pistol dates from the late 1970's. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% lightly thinning factory blue. Grips with light wear, thinning to gold plate on medallions, strong front strap, and minor thinning to mainspring housing. Good action, bright bore. Box with some edge separation. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Early Smith & Wesson K-22 Combat Masterpiece Pre-Model 18 Double Action Revolver, #K169426, .22 LR cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center Magna grips with S&W medallions, Baughman Quick Draw front sight, micrometer click adjustable rear sight, case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame, barrel, cylinder, star, and grips with matching numbers. Mfg'd 1952. Approx. 90% original blue finish remains and revolver rates in very good overall condition. Muzzle and cylinder wear account for a majority of the finish loss, otherwise showing intermittent light handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Screw heads are straight. Grips retain most of their original finish with shallow scratches and handling marks, predominantly at the butt, right grip checks with a few tiny spots of wear, right grip checkering is unmarred. Approx. 95% case colors are present. Crisp action; excellent bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Colt Trooper MK III Double Action Revolver, #Y18260, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, red ramp front and adjustable rear sight, checkered hammer, and wide trigger. Includes an extra set of Pachmayr rubber grips with gold Colt medallions. Condition is excellent showing very little use, with very light marks from storage and one small scratch just below cylinder latch. Grips are excellent, action is smooth and crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #78929-S, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered ''Coltwood'' plastic grips with thumbrest and backstrap adapter. Sights include a pinned blade front and rear that is adjustable for both windage and elevation. With one Colt magazine marked on base ''COLT/CAL. 22 LR''. Right lower portion of grip frame underneath the grips is neatly marked ''V256603''. Mfg'd 1950. Pistol retains approx. 95% original finish and rates as fine overall; high edgewear and wear to sides of grip frame underneath the grips accounts for most of the finish loss. Metal shows scattered light handling marks and signs of moderate range use. Factory lettering is clear. Grips also rate fine with normal slight handling marks and intermittent tiny impressions along some of the highpoints. Action is smooth; bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Colt Woodsman 3rd Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #065836S, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with thumbrest. Sights include a pinned blade front and an Elliason rear that is adjustable for both windage and elevation. With one Colt magazine marked on base ''COLT CAL. 22 LR''. In original simulated woodgrain box that is numbered to the gun, with two-piece Styrofoam insert. Mfg'd 1974. Pistol retains approx. 98%+ original finish and rates as excellent overall. Oddly enough, there is flat spot to the rear left corner of the front sight base, as well as a small flat spot and a few pits to the ridge where the barrel meets the frame. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are also excellent and retain all of their semi-gloss finish. Action is smooth, bore is bright. Box shows storage wear, predominantly around the edges, end label is clear and fully intact. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Service Model Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SM40150, .22 LR cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, factory adjustable sights, with one factory .22 cal. magazine, in a Colt pre-Series 70 Gov't Model box. Dating from the late 1970s to early 1980s. Condition is excellent showing only the lightest wear at muzzle. Minor carbon spotting to bright sides of hammer. Grips appear as new. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #41268, .22 LR cal., 7'' barrel with compensator, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with two (2) factory magazines. Topped with a Redfield 2.5X EER scope. Condition is very good as modified. Front and rear sights have been removed. Approx. 90% thinning blue remains. Grips have been altered for a smaller hand; checkers with near heavy wear. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Citation Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #ML34662, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered thumbrest walnut grips, with one magazine, in original box with instructions. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

High Standard Supermatic Trophy Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #2229983, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue finish, custom checkered thumbrest walnut stock, with factory target sights and three (3) magazines. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% factory blue, with wear to gold anodized trigger. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Hammerli International Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #G39710, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, peened walnut Olympic grips, with two (2) barrel weights, adjustable rear sight, and two (2) magazines, as well as some additional recoil springs. Condition is excellent showing light range use, with thinning to finish in actioning areas. Grips show minor wear and soiling. Action is smooth and crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 48-2 K-22 MRF Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #6K3124, .22 MRF cal., 6'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center walnut magna grips with silver S&W medallions; grips are numbered to another gun. Also featuring a Patridge front sight and micrometer click fully adjustable rear sight, with case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1974. Condition is excellent with approx. 98%+ original blue finish; 95%+ case colors. Metal with a few normal slight marks from handling; cylinder with a light index line. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Screw heads are straight and unmarred. Grips with a nice even finish, checkering is clean, smooth sections with a few scattered small marks from handling. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 48-4 Double Action Revolver, #25K0071, .22 mag cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, standard adjustable sights and standard hammer and trigger, with pre-1981 pinned barrel, in original box with instructions and accessories. Condition is excellent showing only the thinnest index mark to cylinder and half-inch scratch between flutes. Appearing near new overall. Action is excellent, bore is bright. Box is very good with some tape and original end label. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 13-3 .357 M&P Double Action Revolver, #9D98425, .357 mag. cal., 3'' heavy barrel, nickel finish, factory checkered round butt walnut grips with S&W medallions, ramped front sight and square notched rear sight, case hardened checkered hammer and smooth trigger. In blue and white one-piece S&W box with matching end label, sealed cleaning kit, S&W packing paper, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition overall is excellent, showing intermittent small handling marks and micro-scratching that is typical on bright nickel surfaces; cylinder with a moderate index line. Grips appear near new. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Majority of the case colors remain. Cylinder face and inside of the frame with only a small amount of powder burning and residue; excellent action and bore. Box exterior with moderate storage type wear, mainly along the edges. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Gunsmith Customized Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #69C19231, 9mm, 5'' barrel, blue finish, smooth custom cocobolo grips, with one factory magazine, one 20-round magazine, and four (4) Pachmayr 13-round magazines. As customized by George DiLeo, owner of The Gun Sight, Placentia CA, who was a legend in the So. Calif. shooting community. The quality of his work is on par with the finest pistolsmiths of the late 20th century. Owning a ''George Gun'' is a privilege few people experience. This example features S&W micro-click rear sight, custom white dot front sight and ambidextrous safety; barrel throat and chamber polished, angle and polish to feed ramp, action job is crisp with the custom wide trigger letting off at just under 4 lbs. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unused. Blue is non-factory but of excellent quality, showing little use since its build in the late 1980's. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #13050N70, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, and one factory magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original factory blue. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70SC16024, .45 ACP cal., 4.25'' barrel, satin nickel finish, later black checkered wood grips with Rampant Colt medallions, with one satin nickel magazine. In slightly earlier Colt woodgrain box with non-factory end label. Mfg'd 1973. Condition is excellent showing little use, with some minor thinning to front strap. Grips are crisp, action is good, bore is bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

High Quality German-made Drilling, #9548. Two 26-3/4'' (68cm) 16 ga. shotgun barrels are mounted over a single 9.3x72mm rifle barrel to form a three-barrel sporting arm suitable for European driven game hunting. The raised solid rib is engraved ''Philipp Reeb, Hofbuchsenmacher (high court gunmaker), Bonn'', and is fitted with a single silver bead, disappearing rifle sight, and bases for a quick-detachable scope mount. Action features lockup via two underlugs and a Greener crossbolt, with three cocking indicators, two triggers and two non-auto safeties. Scalloped receiver is coin finished and nicely engraved with stags, hares, and fine rose & scroll patterns. Wood is standard walnut with pistol-grip cheekpiece buttstock and Pachmayr recoil pad. Barrel dated 2/24. Condition is very good, with normal handling marks but little wear to action, which still locks tight; bores are bright. Includes one box of 9.3x72R ammo. Est.: $750-$1,500. (C& R)

Higher-Grade D ''New Ithaca Gun'' Hammer Type Side-by-Side Shotgun, #13860. 10 ga. 30'' fine Damascus twist barrels have 2-7/8'' chambers and are choked Cyl./Mod., although the right-hand barrel appears to have been swaged at the muzzle. Action features two hammers and triggers, with lockup via single underlug and doll's head rib extension. Receiver is case hardened and nicely engraved with scroll patterns, and several light stampings ''W.F. & Co., Nevada'' on wood and metal. Splinter forend with ebony tip and Prince-of-Wales grip are of dark walnut, scallop checkered and fitted with an original Bakelite Ithaca ''Flying Ducks'' buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1890. Condition is antique very good to fine, with almost all the Damascus pattern visible, approx. 15%-20% case colors present, and checkering is worn. Action still functions correctly and locks tight; bores are bright. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

A.H. Fox AE Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #28821, 12 ga. 30'' barrels have 2-5/8'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Barrels are roll stamped ''Chromox Fluid Compressed Steel'' and ''Made by A.H. Fox Gun Co., Phila. PA. U.S.A.'' Action features double triggers, auto safety, auto ejectors, and patent Fox crossbolt lockup. Receiver is nicely engraved in floral motifs, with ''Ansley H. Fox'' on both sides. Round knob buttstock and splinter forend in oil-finished walnut, with adequate checkering and 14-1/2'' length of pull to thin Whiteline butt pad. Mfg'd 1922. Condition is very good, with 15%-20% case color remaining on receiver, numerous handling marks to buttstock, and probable barrel reblue. Action and ejectors function correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Ithaca Flues Model Grade 4 Single Barrel Trap Gun, #256961T. 12 ga. 34.5'' vent rib barrel with target beads has a 3'' chamber and is choked Full; barrel is marked ''Fluss Stahl - Krupp - Essen'' indicating pre-WWI importation. Action has no safety and locks up by both an underlug and Kersten crossbolt. Receiver is elaborately engraved with a Pointer on one side, Setter on the other, duck on the bottom, and woodcock on the triggerguard. Beavertail forend and straight grip buttstock are of nice grain walnut with fleur-de-lis checkering. Length of pull is 14.5'' to replacement Ithaca recoil pad. Mfg'd 1915. Condition is very good for its age. Approx. 60%-70% case hardening remains on the receiver; barrel blue has faded somewhat from age. There are numerous small handling marks to the wood; checkering has noticeable wear, but action and ejector function correctly. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R)

Webley & Scott Model 702 Side-by-Side Shotgun, #128405. 12 ga. 26'' barrels have a tapered, matted rib with target beads, 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked IC/IC. Boxlock action features double underlug lockup, double triggers, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver and top tang are case hardened, floorplate and triggerguard are blued; both have nice English scroll engraving. Beavertail forend and straight grip buttstock are of oil-finished good figure walnut, with good checkering coverage and serrated butt. Mfg'd probably 1970s. Condition is excellent with approx. 80%-90% case color, 95% blue, few marks to wood, and tight lockup. Action and ejectors function correctly, bores are bright. A great Upland bird or Skeet gun. Est.: $1,500-$2,250. (Modern)

Winchester Model 12 Pump Action Shotgun, #1098359, 16 ga., 28'' barrel choked Full, blue finish, walnut stock, with 11-groove forend. Condition is excellent as professionally refinished, retaining approx. 98% blue. Stock with light sanding and added rubber pad. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Length of pull: 14''. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Deluxe Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, .410 bore, with extra barrel, #68467, 26.5'' vent rib barrel with 2.5'' chamber and marked ''Skeet'', but with Lyman-made Cutts compensator device attached (spreader tube installed). Rib is marked ''Simmons Specialties, Pat. Pend'', and has round posts with doughnut mounts on barrel; rib extends 2.75'' onto top of receiver, which has flat blue finish. Bottom of receiver is marked ''Deluxe'' below serial numbers; both bolt and lifter are machine turned. Wood is beautiful Exhibition Grade walnut and has full forend with ''double diamond'' checkering pattern at 20 LPI. Buttstock has pistol grip with original Winchester grip cap and ''single diamond'' checkering pattern. Length of pull is 14.5'', but original buttplate has been replaced with a clear Lucite buttplate. Second barrel is 26'' with 3'' chamber and Full choke, also with Simmons vent rib marked as above; forend is full but has standard Winchester checkering, #59003. Mfg'd 1948. Condition is excellent with only a few small marks to metal, some wear to action, and numerous small handling marks but no gouges to the beautiful wood. Gun may have been stored for a while, as action is sluggish but functions correctly (a thorough cleaning would help). Barrels were probably plain when originally sold, then had early Simmons vent ribs installed, which was the same rib later installed on new guns for Winchester by Simmons. A very nice and mostly original Model 42 Deluxe Grade. Est.: $5,000-$7,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Riot Pump Action Shotgun, ''U.S'' marked, #1006851, 12 ga., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and handguard, with factory hard rubber buttplate. Mfg'd 1942-46. Condition is about fine. Barrel assembly is unnumbered, and choke designation has been later changed to Cyl. ''U.S.'' and flaming bomb to right side of frame beneath ejection port. Stock is unmarked, with additional coat of varnish applied. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Browning Auto-5 Standard Weight Shotgun, with two barrels, #69M77793. Both barrels are 12 ga. with 2-3/4'' chambers and ventilated ribs: first is 30'' and choked Full; second is 28'' and choked Mod. Semi-automatic action is pretty much as designed by John Browning 70 years earlier, including magazine cutoff and speed loading feature. Wood is Grade 1 walnut, with finger-groove forend and long tang-flat knob buttstock, nicely checkered, with original ''Browning-FN Automatic'' buttplate. Mfg'd 1969, near end of production for this model. Condition is near excellent, with few mars to wood, including small chip at toe of buttstock and few small marks to bluing on receiver. Action still snaps tight, and bores are mirror bright. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Browning Auto-5 Two Millionth Commemorative Auto Shotgun, #2,000,000-340. Classic 12 ga. Light Twelve Model with special engraving, including John M. Browning portrait and signature in gold, with fantastic high-gloss Exhibition Grade walnut used for forend and buttstock. All cased in specially made black hard case. Probable mfg'd first year of issuance in 1971. Condition is as new and unfired, with congealed oil in action. Original Browning book not present, otherwise complete. A really beautiful commemorative. Est.: $1,750-$2,500. (Modern)

Remington Model 90-T Single Barrel Trap Gun, #ST02051. 12 ga. 34'' barrel has high vent rib and target beads, with 2-3/4'' chamber and Full choke that has been opened up to approx. IC. Barrels and most of the receiver finished in dull blue; only Remington sideplates are bright. Forend and buttstock are of high grade walnut; forend is full beavertail with finger grooves. Buttstock has full pistol grip with no cap, fully adjustable comb, and 14.5'' LOP to neoprene butt pad. Quite heavy at 8-3/4 lbs. Finished by Briley for Remington in the early 1990s. Condition is near excellent with some edgewear to bluing and almost no marks to wood. Buttstock has been damaged and professionally repaired at upper tang area. Pull trigger and ejector function normally; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Standard Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #49323. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Action is standard weight with single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety; receiver has standard engraving. Slender forend and round-knob long-tang buttstock are oil finished and nicely checkered; Decelerator recoil pad added. Mfg'd 1956. Condition is excellent for its age, no major marks to wood, and little bluing wear to receiver indicates light use. Action and ejectors function correctly, bores are bright. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Browning Citori Grade 1 Magnum Over/Under Shotgun, #01671H47, 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety; early Citori receiver is not engraved. Semi-beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are high-gloss walnut, with original Browning Whiteline recoil pad. Contained in Browning two-barrel hard case. Mfg'd mid-1970s. Condition is very good, with some handling marks to wood but little action wear, as it is still very tight. Ejectors function correctly and bores are bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Standard Grade Over/Under Trap Gun, #K343491. 12 ga. 32'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked IM/Full. The full beavertail forend and pistol-grip Monte Carlo buttstock are of high-gloss finished dark European walnut, with very good checkering, metallic grip cap and fully-adjustable Morgan trap butt pad. Boxlock 101 action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver and triggerguard are hand engraved with tasteful scroll patterns. Mfg'd mid-1980s. Condition is excellent with few small handling marks but almost no bluing wear. Tight action lockup and proper function; bores are bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Standard Grade Over/Under Skeet Gun, #K135551. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Skt/Skt, with target beads. Boxlock action features a single selective trigger, selective ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver and triggerguard are hand engraved with very nice scroll patterns. Beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of European walnut with high-gloss finish, good checkering coverage, metallic grip cap and Whtieline presentation model target recoil pad. Mfg'd 1970. Condition is excellent with few handling marks to wood but little wear to action, which locks tight and functions correctly; bores are dusty but undamaged. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Browning Citori Ultra XS Skeet Over/Under Shotgun, #05803MM131. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are fitted for Hi-Viz front sight and Invector-Plus choke tubes (eight (8) tubes included). Redesigned boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors, non-auto safety and adjustable length of pull. Silver nitride finished receiver is nicely border engraved with gold accents, beavertail forend and flat pistol-grip buttstock are dense grain walnut with Wundhammer swell grip, adjustable comb, and black Browning recoil pad. Mfg'd 2000. Condition is like new as contained in sturdy SKB brand hard case, with all choke tubes and wrenches, front sight inserts, and firing pin block. Wood is unmarred, action locks up very tight, and bores are mirror bright. Est.: $1,750-$2,250. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Pigeon Grade 3-Barrel Skeet Set, #PK268076. A 20 ga. 101 frame is fitted with three pairs of 28'' vent rib barrels: A 20 ga. with 2-3/4'' chambers; a 28 ga. with 2-3/4'' chambers; and a .410 bore with 2-1/2'' chambers, all choked Skt/Skt. Coin-finished Pigeon Grade is nicely engraved with a rose & scroll pattern on the sides, line engraving on all the borders, and a standing pigeon on bottom. Action features a single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. The three beavertail forends and pistol-grip buttstock are of highly-figured walnut with high-gloss finish and a Pachmayr Old English recoil pad. Contained in correct three-barrel fitted Winchester case. Mfg'd early 1980's. Condition is excellent, with a few small handling marks to wood, some wear to the 20 ga. barrels, but very little to the 28 ga. or the .410. Action functions correctly and bores are bright. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Browning Superposed .410 Bore New Model Skeet Gun, #3715J70. 28'' .410 barrels have a low target vent rib, 2-1/2'' chambers, target beads, and are choked Skt/Skt. Boxlock action features single selective gold trigger, auto ejectors, non-auto safety, with light scroll engraving on receiver. Beavertail forend and long tang, flat knob buttstock are of high gloss European walnut, with good checkering coverage and a Pachmayr Old English butt pad. Contained in period correct Browning hard case. Mfg'd 1970. Condition is excellent with little wear to action from lack of use, almost no marks to wood, small chip missing at fit to receiver. Action and ejectors function correctly, bores are bright. Est.: $1,750-$2,500. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Pointer Grade Two-Barrel Shotgun Set, #40593S75, 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full; 12 ga. 26.5'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked IC/Mod.; barrels are marked with the serial number plus ''1'' and ''2''. Action features single selective gold trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Grey receiver, tangs and forend iron are engraved per Browning pattern, with pointer on right-hand side, setter on left-hand side, quail on bottom, and rising pheasant on the triggerguard, all surrounded by fine scroll borders; engraving done by J.M. DeBrus. The long tang, flat knob buttstock and two slender forends are of medium brown highly figured European walnut, with full coverage, checkering at 24 LPI; length of pull is 14.5'' to original Browning buttplate. All items contained in period correct Browning hard case. Mfg'd 1975. Condition is like new and used very little with no mars to wood, almost no wear to action or checkering, and 100% original Browning configuration. A truly exceptional set. Est.: $7,500-$9,500. (Modern)

Beautifully Engraved Browning Superposed Diana Grade 3-Barrel Small Bore Shotgun Set, #121V71, 20 ga. Frame is fitted with three pairs of vent rib barrels: A 28'' 20 ga. pair with 3'' chambers choked IC/Mod.; a 28'' 28 ga. pair with 2-3/4'' chambers choked Mod./Full; and a 28'' .410 bore pair with 3'' chambers also choked Mod./Full. All barrels have low vent ribs and target beads, and are serial numbered ''1'', ''2'', and ''3''. Receiver is left in the white and elaborately engraved in the Diana style with ducks rising on the right-hand side, pheasant on the left-hand side, quail flushing on the bottom, and rabbit on the triggerguard, all surrounded by floral motifs. This engraving appears to be a collaboration of two FN engravers: L. Ernst for the game scenes and J. Vanaubel for the borders. The long tang, flat knob buttstock and the three slender forends are all nicely figured dark European walnut; all have full coverage checkering at 24 LPI; the 14.5'' length of pull ends at a Pachmayr black ''Old English'' butt pad. Action features a single gold selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Contained in period-correct Browning hard case. Mfg'd 1971. Condition is really excellent, with a couple small dings to the buttstock, light wear to the checkering, but almost no wear to the action, which is still quite tight and functions correctly. All bores are bright. Est.: $10,000-$15,000. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Pigeon Grade Over/Under Skeet Shotgun, #45361V7. 26-1/2'' 20 ga. vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked Skt/Skt. Action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Greyed receiver is engraved with two pigeons in flight on each side, with rose & scroll patterns on balance, including triggerguard, top tang and forend iron. Standard size forend and round-knob pistol-grip buttstock are lighter-colored walnut with nice figure and high-gloss finish; buttplate is original Browning black plastic. Mfg'd 1967. Condition is near excellent with few marks to wood, but some evidence of possible salt wood corrosion where buttstock meets receiver. This should be checked by a competent gunsmith; otherwise, action functions correctly and locks tight, bores are bright. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 101 Pigeon Grade XTR Lightweight Two-Barrel Hunting Set, #HS-235E. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels and 20 ga. 27'' vent rib barrels both have 3'' chambers and are fitted for Winchokes (six (6) 12 ga. and five (5) 20 ga. tubes included); one beavertail forend fits both pairs of barrels. Boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Coin-finished receiver has roll engraved bird scenes with scrolls on balance and triggerguard. Forend and round-knob buttstock are of good figure walnut with high-gloss finish and Winchester solid black recoil pad. All items are contained in a correct green canvas-covered hard case, with original two marked Winchester cardboard boxes included. Mfg'd approx. 1986. Condition is excellent and used very little. Lockup is tight and bores are bright. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

U.S. Historical Society Chuck Yeager Commemorative Over/Under Shotgun, #032. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and feature screw-in choke tubes (five (5) included; M/F installed). Boxlock action with sideplates features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Sideplates and balance of receiver, plus triggerguard, top tang and operating lever, have grey finish with elaborate floral engraving around several gold inlays: Yeager's WWII P-51D on the right, a bust of the General and his Bell X-1 on the left, and two eagles on the bottom. Engraving is beautifully executed; both aircraft even have their names ''Glamorous Glennis'' on their noses. Slender forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of Presentation Grade oil-finished walnut, with 24 LPI checkering and checkered butt. Contained in a heavy leather case with extra tubes, wrench and gun sleeves. Also featuring all paperwork including brochure and operating instructions. Mfg'd 1990 by Fili Bertuzzi in Italy for the U.S. Historical Society. Condition is as new, appearing unfired, with no wear. Est.: $4,000-$5,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Standard Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #210486. 20 ga. 26.5'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked IC/Mod. Beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are Standard Grade walnut with good checkering coverage, metal Winchester grip cap, and Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad. Boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver is hand engraved with nice scroll patterns, some of which have been filled with gold color wash. Mfg'd 1967. Condition is very good with numerous dings to wood but not excessive wear to action, which still locks tight; bores are dusty but not damaged. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 101 Standard Grade Three-Barrel Skeet Set, #K228678. 20 ga. Model 101 frame is fitted with three 28'' vent rib barrels. 20 ga. 2-3/4''; 28 ga. 2-3/4'', and .410 bore 2-1/2'', each with their own forend. Boxlock action features a single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver is nicely hand engraved and has had a gold wash applied to fill in the scrolls. European walnut buttstock and beavertail forends have good figure, thorough checkering coverage, and a thin Winchester/Pachmayr butt pad. Gun is housed in a period three-barrel hard case. Mfg'd 1971. Condition is very good as apparently used by a competitive shooter. The 20 ga. barrels show more use than the 28 ga. or .410. Buttstock has some light scratching, and the pistol grip tang has been polished. Action and ejectors function correctly; bores are dusty but not damaged. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #47054V7. 20 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver and triggerguard have standard engraving; slender forend and short tang-flat knob buttstock are lighter-toned walnut, with standard checkering and Pachmayr Whiteline recoil pad. Mfg'd 1967. Condition is excellent with few marks to wood, little wear to action, and very tight lockup, with mirror bores. Est.: $1,200-$1,700. (C&R)

Richly Engraved Browning Grade V Citori Over/Under Skeet Gun, #03282PX5B3. 12 ga. 28'' barrels have high vent rib with target beads, 2-3/4'' chambers and fixed Skt/Skt chokes. Action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Grey receiver, triggerguard, tangs and forend iron are all completely covered in game scene engraving surrounded by floral and scrolls, similar to Superposed Diana Grade, executed by engraver M. Shimomura. Beavertail forend and flat knob buttstock are dark Presentation Grade walnut, with 24 LPI hand checkering and Browning skeet butt pad. Contained in period-correct Browning hard case. Mfg'd 1983. Condition is excellent and little used, with few small handling marks to wood and little wear to action, which functions correctly. Bores are bright. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern)

Weatherby Olympian Skeet Over/Under Shotgun, #W003932. 12 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Skt/Skt; lower barrel is ported. Boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Semi-beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of medium-toned walnut with nice figure and high-gloss finish, featuring Whiteline recoil pad and distinctive Weatherby wooden grip cap with white diamond inlay. Mfg'd in 1970's by Nikko in Japan for Weatherby. Condition is excellent, with few small handling marks to wood and scrape to right-hand side at grip. Little wear to action, which functions correctly and closes tight; bores are slightly dirty but not damaged. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Weatherby Athena Grade IV Over/Under Skeet Gun, #D003041. 12 ga. 26'' barrels have a wide 12mm vent rib with target beads, vented rib between barrels, 3'' chambers, and are choked Skt/Skt. Action is boxlock with sideplates, featuring a single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety; lockup via Kersten crossbolt. All the receiver metal is satin nickel finish, with tasteful floral engraving. The claro walnut beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock feature a high-gloss finish, full coverage hand checkering, rosewood grip cap with white diamond insert, and a Weatherby Whiteline recoil pad. Mfg'd for Weatherby by SKB in Japan in the 1980s. Condition is really excellent, showing almost no marks to wood, little wear to action which functions perfectly, tight lockup and mirror bores. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Browning Citori Lightning Model Over/Under Shotgun, #07873PN753. 12 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are fitted for Invector choke tubes (Mod./Full installed). Boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Slender forend and round-knob buttstock have medium-brown walnut with high-gloss finish and original Browning recoil pad. Mfg'd 1989. Condition is very good to excellent, with numerous small handling marks to wood but little bluing or action wear. Ejectors function correctly and bores are bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Remington Model 870 Special Edition Trap Gun with two target barrels, #C169455M. 12 ga. 30'' barrel has high Trap vent rib, 2-3/4'' chamber, target beads, and is fitted for Remchokes; 12 ga. 26.5'' barrel has standard height vent rib, 2-3/4'' chamber and target beads, also fitted for Remchokes (9 are included). Wood is exceptional ''C'' Grade satin-finished walnut, with an oversized full beavertail forend and Monte Carlo pistol-grip buttstock, with original Remington grip cap and recoil pad. The blue 870 receiver is nicely roll engraved with ''Remington Model 870'' surrounded by floral flourishes. All items, including sling, are contained in a Browning hard case. Mfg'd 2012. Condition is as new, with no marks to wood and little use to action. A very handsome and versatile target set. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Benelli ''Friends of NRA'' Ultralight Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #NRA0263S. 12 ga. 26'' barrel has a composite vent rib, 3'' chamber, and is fitted for Benelli Criochoke tubes (3 included). Action features lightweight alloy receiver, patented Benelli gas system, and two-shell magazine. Slender forend and pistol-grip buttstock are satin finished walnut with recoil pad. Contained in Benelli hard plastic case with choke wrench and lube. NRA ''Gun of the Year'' in 2012. Condition is excellent, showing little use and proper storage. Est.: $750-$1,100. (Modern)

Smith & Wesson Model 17-4 Double Action Revolver, #212K822, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, diamond checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front and plain adjustable rear sight. Also known as the K-17 Masterpiece, featuring a wide checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Condition is excellent showing little use. Lovely diamond checkered walnut grips date from the late 1950s. Good action, bright bore, with only the faintest mark to cylinder. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 25-5 Double Action Revolver, #N736597, .45 Colt cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut target grips, red ramp front and white outline rear sights, target trigger, target hammer, with pre-1981 pinned barrel, in original box with instructions. Condition is excellent showing only the thinnest index mark to cylinder. Appearing as new overall. Grips and action are excellent, bore is bright. Box with hand writing and tape on end label. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Double Action Revolver, Texas Ranger Commemorative Commission, with Knife, #TR3484, .357 mag. cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish with roll engraved Texas Ranger Commemorative logo, 1823-1973; right side of barrel marked ''Texas Rangers'', smooth walnut target grips with S& W medallions, smooth target trigger, checkered target hammer, red ramp front and white outline rear sight. In original box numbered to the gun with registration card and accessories, along with wooden hard case embossed with Texas Ranger/State of Texas emblem. Approx. 8000 mfg'd in 1973. Included is the matching serial numbered S& W Texas Ranger knife, with 6'' blade and Texas Ranger medallion in grip, in original box with scabbard. Revolver is excellent showing just the lightest marks from handling. Crisp action, bright bore. Knife is in excellent as new condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C& R/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #D48853, .38 Spec. cal., 4'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with silver Colt medallions, jeweled spur hammer, ramped front sight and fully adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd in 1971. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ factory blue, with very minor index mark to cylinder, and intermittent slight handling marks; factory lettering is clear. Grips show normal light wear including a few shallow impressions and a little thinning at the bottom edges, medallions are shiny and clean. Crisp action, bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #K38808, .357 mag. cal., 6'' vent rib barrel, bright nickel finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard sights include a fully adjustable rear sight. In original Colt box with matching end label, owner's manual, and yellow hang tag. Included is a pair of laminate wood finger-grooved grips with silver Colt medallions. Condition overall is excellent. Original nickel finish with intermittent light handling marks, no signs of flaking or finish loss, cylinder with a thin index line, factory lettering is crisp and clear. Grips are also excellent with only a few light handling marks, the most noticeable being to the lower right edge; checkering is sharp. Cylinder face is clean without any powder residue or burn marks; bright bore with excellent rifling. Box shows age and storage wear, end label is clear. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70B53247, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered grips with gold Colt medallions, and one original magazine. Includes Certificate of Authenticity from the Michael Wayne estate. Condition is excellent appearing as new and unfired, in original box with hang tag. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #69C8314, 9mm cal., 4-5/8'' barrel, dark blue finish, factory checkered red backed walnut grips, ring hammer, blade front sight, ''U''-notched rear sight. Included are three (3) 13-round magazines; two (2) with parkerized bodies, one is marked ''Made In Italy'', both with blued floorplates and one blued steel magazine with black plastic floorplate. Left side of slide is marked ''BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST LOUIS MO & MONTREAL P.Q.'' and ''MADE IN BELGIUM''. Mfg'd 1969. Approx. 99% original blue finish remains and pistol rates as excellent overall; metal with only a few slight handling marks. Grips retain all of their gloss finish with only a few insignificant marks to the smooth borders, checkering shows no visible wear. Action is smooth, bore is bright with excellent rifling; inside and out a very clean high condition pistol. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Clark Custom Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TAN5246, .22 LR cal., with a 5.5'' blued steel Clark STC model Match bull barrel with integral scope base. Frame and slide have been hard chromed which Clark offers as an additional feature to their standard Model 41 upgrade. The other standard features that have been completed and that are noted in the accompanying Clark paperwork are a trigger job, throat and barrel feed ramp polish, and extractor tuning. Grips are checkered walnut with thumbrests. Pistol includes two (2) blued steel S&W magazines and one newer S&W magazine. Pistol is also fitted with a Leupold DP-Pro red-dot sight. Included is the original one-piece S&W box with matching end label, owner's manual, and 7'' barrel with original sights. Also included is the original instruction sheet from Clark and Clark test target that is numbered to the gun. Overall condition is excellent with the new barrel and hard chrome finish appearing as new. Grips are also excellent with only a few minor marks from handling. Action is really smooth; bore is mirror bright. Leupold sight functions properly. Original magazine bodies show moderate wear. Original slide retains approx. 98% original finish; bore is excellent. Est.: $1,500-$2,200. (Modern/PPT)

Les Baer Custom Semi-Automatic Pistol, #LB31403, .45 ACP cal., 5'' Match Grade barrel, blue finish, with really nice exotic fish scale patterned aftermarket grips by Esmeralda O'Sheehan, possibly cocobolo; included is the original pair of checkered double diamond cocobolo grips. Featuring 3-dot Trijicon night sights, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, front and rear slide serrations, one magazine, and owner's manual. Metal surfaces are in fine overall condition with approx. 96% original blue finish; high edgewear to parts of the slide and thumb safety account for most of the finish loss; slide and thumb safety both with mild plum colored toning. Both pair of grips are excellent, appearing as new. Smooth action; excellent mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Dan Wesson/CZ USA Classic Commander Bobtail Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1507606, .45 ACP cal., 4.25'' Match Grade barrel, stainless steel, checkered double diamond pattern cocobolo grips, skeletonized hammer and trigger, Trijicon 3-dot night sights, checkered front grip strap, ambidextrous thumb safety, with two (2) stainless magazines. In black plastic case with matching end label, owner's manual, and DW sticker. Left side of slide is marked in cursive ''Classic''; barrel is marked ''Match''. Overall condition is excellent. Metal with only intermittent slight handling marks. Grips are excellent, checkering shows no noticeable wear. Action is smooth, bore is mirror bright. Overall a nice very lightly used pistol. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #5K89299, .22 LR cal., 6'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt walnut magna grips with S&W medallions; grips are numbered to the gun. Also featuring a Patridge front sight and micrometer click fully adjustable rear sight, with case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1974. In original two-piece blue box with matching end label, owner's manual, and S&W packing paper. Condition is excellent with approx. 98% original blue finish; 95%-97% case colors. Metal shows normal intermittent slight handling marks; cylinder with a light index line. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Screw heads are straight and unmarred. Grips with a nice even finish, checks show no mentionable wear, smooth borders with a few scattered small handling marks. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore rates excellent. Box shows light storage wear. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-5 .357 Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver, #AAZ8729, .357 mag. cal., 2.5'' barrel, bright blue finish, factory checkered round butt walnut grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight, micrometer click adjustable rear sight, with case hardened smooth combat trigger and semi-target hammer. In one-piece blue factory box with matching end label, sealed cleaning kit with screwdriver, S&W packing paper, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition overall is excellent with approx. 98%+ factory blue finish remaining; metal with intermittent slight marks from handling and storage. Barrel and cylinder with light plum-colored toning; cylinder with a light index line. Case colors are vivid. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Grips appear near new with clean sharp checkering. Excellent action and bore. Box shows moderate storage type wear, mainly along the edges. Manual with light yellowing from age. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 625-3 Double Action Revolver, #BEN4691, .45 ACP cal., 3'' ported barrel, stainless steel finish with bright polished cylinder, factory finger-grooved cocobolo grips, bobbed hammer, polished trigger, standard ramp front, and Millett adjustable rear sight. Action job, chamfered forcing cone and thinned grips with all custom work by George DeLio. Includes full moon clips and holders. Double action trigger letting off right at 6.10 lbs. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unused. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Anaconda Double Action Revolver, #MM37837, .44 mag. cal., 6'' vent rib barrel, stainless steel, black rubber combat grips with silver Colt medallions, ramped front sight with orange insert, and white outline rear sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation. In a factory Colt blue plastic case that lacks any firearm identification with the owner's manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is near excellent showing handling marks and intermittent small scratches that are normal signs of moderate range use. Factory lettering is sharp. Grips with some small handling marks to the smooth borders, checkering shows no mentionable wear, medallions are bright. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Late 60's Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #E1147, .357 mag. cal., 4'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, pinned blade front sight and fully adjustable square notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ factory blue, with very minor index mark to cylinder. Right side lower portion of frame and muzzle area with a few slight scratches, factory lettering is clear. Grips show just light wear and handling, checkering is sharp. Crisp action, bright bore rates excellent. Overall a nice example of a slightly used Python. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Elite Double Action Revolver, #PE00111, .357 mag. cal., 6'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut target grips with gold Colt medallions, pinned red ramp front sight and a fully adjustable white outline rear sight. Left side of barrel is marked ''PYTHON ELITE/.357 MAGNUM CTG.'' Approx. 97% original finish remains, and pistol rates as fine overall showing signs of moderate handling and range use. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Metal shows some micro-scratching and small handling marks, most noticeable on right side of frame and barrel lug. Cylinder with a light and thin index line. Grips with scattered impressions and some thinning and flaking to the finish, mainly along the bottom edges; medallions are bright; left grip checks show light wear, right with a few mild spots of flattening. Right side of hammer with a little reddish brown spotting. Action is smooth and crisp; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

IMI Desert Eagle .50 AE Semi-Automatic Pistol, #34202091, 6'' barrel, satin chrome finish, black plastic wraparound IMI grips, dovetailed and serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, ambidextrous safety, and one factory 7-round magazine. In original black plastic Desert Eagle case, matching end label is no longer attached to the outside but is present, with the original DE tool. Made in Israel. Pistol is in excellent overall condition and shows only minor handling marks. Grips appear as new. Smooth action, excellent mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory EMP Lightweight Bitone Semi-Automatic Pistol, #EMP55135, 9mm cal., 3'' bull barrel, satin stainless slide, anodized black aluminum alloy frame, Aztec Pattern G10 grips, by VZ Grips, 3-dot Trijicon night sights, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, with three (3) EMP magazines. Included are the original checkered double diamond pattern cocobolo grips. In hard shell Springfield Armory case with matching end label and the owner's manual. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Approx. 99%+ factory finish remains showing only a few insignificant handling marks. Grips also appear as new. Smooth action and mirror bright bore. Original grips are also as new. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Gunsmith Customized Springfield Omega Semi-Automatic Pistol, #NM61706, 10mm, 6'' ported barrel and slide, blue finish smooth, finely checkered cocobolo grips, with three (3) magazines. As customized by George DiLeo, owner of The Gun Sight, Placentia CA, who was a legend in the SoCal shooting community. The quality of his work is on par with the finest pistol-smiths of the late 20th century. This example features S&A high grip safety and checkered flat mainspring housing with integral mag well, Wilson oblong hammer and ambidextrous safety, machine turned Brown match grade ring hammer, Peters Stahl marked sights and slide, with the balance of the frame and slide parts being of Colt manufacture, all hand fitted. Barrel throat and chamber polished, angle and polish to feed ramp, action job is crisp with the trigger letting off right at 3.5 lbs. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unused since its build in the mid 1990's. With original receipt. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Sapphire Ultra II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #KSU1006, 9mm, 3'' barrel, cobalt blue slide and small parts, aluminum satin silver frame, trigger, mainspring housing and extractor, ball milled blue and black micarta grips, Tactical Wedge three-dot Trijicon sights, with one factory magazine, in factory hard case. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Gemini Customs Ruger SP101 Double Action Revolver, #570-19001, chambered in .38 Special. Gemini Customs is well known for their custom accuracy and cosmetic upgrades for Ruger revolvers, and this particular firearms features a 2.25'' ported barrel that is machined for accuracy; right side is marked ''RUGER SP101/GEMINI CUSTOMS/.38 SPECIAL CAL.'' CobraChrome bead blast finish, skeletonized triggerguard, cylinder with moonclip conversion for faster reloading. Also featuring a pair of finger-grooved cocobolo wood grips, as well as the original black rubber with hard plastic insert Ruger grips. High polish bright smooth trigger and checkered hammer; 3-dot Trijicon night sights. Included is the original owner's manual, thirteen (13) TK Custom moon clips, and BMT ''Mooner'' loader (Model J38-5). An excellent lightly used revolver that retains all of the hard chrome finish. Cylinder face with moderate powder rings, chambers and inside of the frame are clean. Grips with an attractive natural woodgrain pattern, no flaking or thinning to the semi-gloss finish, left grip with a thin and shallow .75'' long horizontal impression near the upper front corner. Smooth action, excellent bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #P02145, .22 LR cal., 4'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Presentation'' grips with gold Colt medallions, and also includes a pair of checkered wood grips with gold Colt medallions. Sights include a ramped blade front and fully adjustable rear. Mfg'd 1981. Approx. 98%+ original blue finish remains and revolver rates as in excellent overall condition. Cylinder with a faint index line, backstrap with a small spot of finish wear. Factory lettering is crisp. Both sets of grips are also excellent and appear near new, gold medallions are clean and shiny. Wood grips are missing the original grip screw. Mirror bright bore. Overall a clean and well taken care of Diamondback that appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

High Condition Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #PY6946, .357 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, royal blue finish, checkered black rubber grips with silver Colt medallions, red ramp front sight and white outline fully adjustable rear sight. In blue plastic Colt case with owner's manual. Mfg'd 1994. Revolver is in outstanding overall condition and retains approx. 99% original finish; cylinder with only a very light index line. Factory lettering is clear, barrel address with crisp raised edges. Grips are also excellent and show only a few light handling marks to the smooth borders, checkering is as new, with shiny medallions. Bright bore rates excellent and shows a little evidence of being fired. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

IMI Desert Eagle .41/44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #103859, .44 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, matte black finish, black plastic wraparound IMI grips, dovetailed and serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, ambidextrous safety, and one factory 8-round magazine. In original cardboard box with matching end label, tool, owner's manual, 1995 Magnum Research catalog, and other misc. factory paperwork. Made in Israel. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing intermittent minor handling marks. Grips appear as new. Smooth action, excellent bore. Inside and out a very clean pistol that appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Factory Gold and Nickel-Plated Israeli Desert Eagle Semi-Automatic Pistol, by IMI, #96316, .50 AE cal., 6.5'' barrel, nickel finish with gold small parts, Bubinga target stocks, with one gold and nickel-plated magazine, in factory walnut eagle case, with stand, original box, manual and shooting instructions, dating from approx. 1994. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, with some minor thinning to gold-plated components. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Ed Brown Kobra Carry Semi-Automatic Pistol, with aftermarket VZ and Esmeralda O'Sheehan grips, #11847, .45 ACP cal., 4.25'' barrel, matte stainless finish. Pistol currently has a pair of Aztec Pattern G10 grips, by VZ Grips; included is an additional pair of smooth cocobolo wood grips by Esmeralda O'Sheehan. Featuring lightweight skeletonized hammer and trigger, extended magazine release button, three-dot Trijicon night sights, ambidextrous thumb safety, and two (2) stainless 7-round Ed Brown magazines, one with black base pad. Rear slide serrations, front and back strap with snakeskin pattern texture. Right side of slide is marked ''Custom By/Ed Brown''; left side ''Kobra Carrry''. Right side of frame reads ''Ed Brown Products/Perry, MO. USA''. Included is small soft padded Ed Brown range bag, small bottle of Ed Brown lubricating oil, and cable lock. Exposed portion of barrel at ejection port with a few moderate rub marks, otherwise this pistol is in as new condition, showing a few insignificant handling marks. Both pair of grips are like new. Smooth action, excellent bright bore. A really high condition very lightly used pistol. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Two-Tone Wilson Combat CQB Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WC005565, .45 ACP cal., 5'' stainless barrel and bushing, black slide, green frame, checkered black composite grips with WC medallions, front and rear slide serrations, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap, low profile thumb safety, 3-dot fixed night sights, one 8-round Wilson Combat magazine, and one 8-round McCormick magazine. Included is a padded Wilson Combat range bag. Overall condition is excellent with approx. 97%-98% original green and black finish remaining. Light wear to the highpoints of the slide and near the chamber account for a majority of the finish loss. Grips appear as new. Night sights are dim. Nice smooth action; bright bore with excellent defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Wilson Combat Professional Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WCT27004, .45 ACP cal., 4'' stainless match grade cone barrel, black ''Armor-Tuff'' finish, smooth ivory grips each with a scrimshawed anchor & rope design; also included are the original checkered black wood grips with WC medallions. This pistol also features rear slide serrations, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap, low profile ambidextrous thumb safety, 3-dot night sights, and one stainless 8-round Wilson Combat magazine with black base pad. Included is a soft padded Wilson Combat range bag and the original magazine packing. Pistol is in extremely high condition and appears near new. Inexplicably the top of the slide in front of the ejection port with a concentrated area of very tiny surface dents, none that have resulted in any finish loss. All of the black finish remains and there isn't even finish wear in the most common of places, such as the side of the grip safety, on or around the thumb safety. Ivory grips are also excellent and the scrimshaw work is nicely done; grip screws show a little wear. Original Wilson Combat grips appears as new. Night sights are dim. Excellent action and bore. Inside and out a very clean pistol. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Ed Brown Custom Special Forces Semi-Automatic Pistol, with an additional pair of exotic wood grips by Esmeralda O'Sheehan. Serial #11860, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, black finish, with ''chainlink'' pattern checkering on front and back grip strap. On the gun are the original double diamond pattern checkered cocobolo wood grips; included is a pair of fish scale patterned wood grips by Esmeralda O'Sheehan that appear to be cocobolo, each grip with a relief carved rattlesnake. Pistol also features a green fiber optic front sight, 2-dot Trijicon night sight, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, and two (2) 7-round Ed Brown magazines. Right side of slide is marked ''Custom By/Ed Brown''; left side ''Special Forces''. Right side of frame reads ''Ed Brown Products/Perry, MO. USA''. Included is a small soft padded Ed Brown range bag and cable lock. Overall this pistol shows very little evidence of being handled or fired and is in excellent like new condition. Both sets of grips also appear as new. Bore is mirror bright; overall an extremely clean and well cared for pistol. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model EMP Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, with four (4) magazines, #EMP2544, 9mm cal., 3'' barrel, matte stainless slide, black anodized aluminum alloy frame, factory checkered Cocobolo grips with Springfield Armory logo, ambidextrous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and trigger, red fiber optic front sight, two-dot night sights, with four (4) factory nine shot magazines. In hard plastic SA marked case that has no firearms identification label, with a right-hand black polymer Springfield holster. In fine overall condition showing normal signs of light carry wear and range use. Matte slide with some mild scuffs and rub marks from the holster, frame retains approx. 97% of the original black finish with thinning to the high points of the grip safety. Grips are excellent with only a few small handling marks. Smooth action, near excellent bore. Outside of the case with the serial number written in paint pen. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Custom Shop Gold Combat II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K189769, .45 ACP cal., 5'' stainless barrel, black finish, aftermarket exotic wood grips by Esmeralda O'Sheehan that appear to be made of Amboyna burl; included are a pair of fully checkered cocobolo wood grips, with one Kimber magazine. Featuring 3-dot green fiber optic sights, ambidextrous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and trigger; front gripstrap and triggerguard are finely checkered. In black plastic Kimber case that is numbered to another gun. Metal surfaces retain approx. 98% original black finish and are in near excellent condition, slide with a few spots of minor edgewear and small handling marks, most noticeable on the top of the slide near the front sight. Both sets of grips are excellent, appearing as new. Smooth action, bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Scarce Coonan Model A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #156, .357 mag. cal., 5'' barrel, combination matte and satin stainless steel, smooth wood grips, blade front sight, square notched rear sight is marked ''MMC''. Included are two (2) magazines, original box with matching end label, Styrofoam insert, owner's manual, Coonan Arms key chain, and the original shipping box with Coonan shipping label. Originally shipped to Super Magnum Dist., Inc., Long Beach, CA. Condition overall is excellent. Metal with intermittent slight handling marks, most noticeable around the rear sight. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show very few signs of handling; top and bottom of left grip with an extremely fine hairline fissure that is barely noticeable on the surface and does not transfer to the backside. Metal with a few light spots of what looks like dried oil around some of the protected areas. Semi-dried lubricant is also visible on inside of chamber. Excellent smooth action and mirror bright bore. Extra magazine with some light rust spots. Box shows moderate storage type wear and spots of mild discoloration; end label is clear. Less than 1,200 Model A pistols were produced. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Wilson Combat CQB Light-Rail Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Surefire weapon light, #WCSF0870, .45 ACP cal., 5'' stainless match grade barrel and bushing, black ''Armor-Tuff'' finish, checkered double diamond cocobolo grips with Wilson Combat medallions; also included are a pair of laminate wood Wilson Combat grips with vertical grooves. Pistol also features front and rear slide serrations, lower accessory rail, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap, low profile ambidextrous thumb safety, 3-dot night sights, and one stainless 8-round Wilson Combat magazine with black base pad. Lower rail with a Surefire X300 Ultra weapon light. Included is a soft padded Wilson Combat range bag, owner's manuals, and the original packing for the cocobolo grips. Overall a nice very lightly used pistol in excellent overall condition with approx. 98%+ original finish remaining. Metal with a few light handling marks to the slide and grip frame; thumb safety with a little bit of edgewear. Both sets of grips are like new. Excellent action and bore. Light functions properly. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Turnbull Modified Colt MK IV Series 80 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FR20929E, 9mm, 5'' barrel, scroll engraved and royal blue flat-top slide by Nutmeg Sports, Tolland, CT; case color finished frame, flat checkered mainspring housing with integral beveled magazine well, beavertail grip safety, skeletonized trigger and hammer, 3-dot green fiber optic sights, Kart barrel and bushing with spring guide tube, bark ivory grips, Colt Allen head grip screws, and one Wilson 7-shot stainless steel magazine with black rubber pad. Includes receipts from both Turnbull and Nutmeg Sports. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #10K8909, .22 LR cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt Goncalo Alves target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, micrometer click adjustable rear sight, with case hardened hammer and trigger. Sideplate and barrel lettering is highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1977. Approx. 90%-92% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as very good overall. Muzzle and cylinder wear account for a majority of the finish loss, otherwise showing scattered light handling marks and micro-scratching. Triggerguard shows mild toning and faint specks of reddish brown freckling. Factory lettering is clear. Grips retain most of their original finish with some thinning and wear at the butt and along the bottom edges, checkering is sharp and shows no mentionable wear; left grip with a small sliver missing to the bottom inside corner. Approx. 75%-80% case colors are present, most of the fading occurs on the right side of the hammer and trigger. Crisp action; excellent mirror bright bore. Est.: $550-$750. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Custom Smith and Wesson Model 25-7 Double Action Revolver, #BDS6741, .45 Colt cal., 5'' barrel, satin black finish, Hogue finger-grooved rubber grips, target hammer, target trigger, custom orange ramp front and white outline adjustable rear sight. Action job, chamfered forcing cone and thinned grips with all custom work by George DeLio. In original S&W box numbered to the gun. This scarce limited edition revolver was produced in 1989 with only 1500 mfg'd. Single action trigger letting off right at 2.10 lbs. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 610 Double Action Revolver, #BFC2986, 10mm, 5'' barrel, stainless steel finish, factory finger-grooved cocobolo grips, target hammer, polished trigger, red ramp front and white outline adjustable rear sight. Action job, chamfered forcing cone and thinned grips with all custom work by George DeLio. Single action trigger letting off right at 2.12 lbs. In original box numbered to the gun, with full moon clips and unloader. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Early Ruger Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #20883, .357 mag. cal., 4-5/8'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black plastic grips, in original box with instructions. Condition is excellent with light thinning at muzzle and just the lightest marks from handling. Good grips and action, bright bore. This example pre-dates the transfer bar modification. Box remains in very good condition with some pen writing to lid and separation at one edge. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Custom Sporting Arms Seville Model Single Action Revolver, #44S-3062, .44 mag. cal., 4.5'' barrel, stainless steel finish, two-piece smooth walnut grips, factory adjustable rear sight and orange insert front sight, Python type trigger spur and non-fluted cylinder. Tuned action with 3.25 lb. single action trigger pull, with all custom work by George DeLio. Condition appears near new. A revolver of excellent quality. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Old Model Flat-Top Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #29828, .44 mag. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut grips with black eagle Ruger medallions, fixed front sight, ''Micro'' adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd 1962. Approx. 98%+ original finish remains, and this nice early revolver rates as excellent overall. A few slight scratches to left side at muzzle and a little edgewear to the front sight account for most of the finish loss; cylinder with only a faint index line; factory lettering is defined. Grips with a few small tiny handling marks, mainly on the left grip. Action is smooth and crisp; bore is mostly bright with a little powder fouling at the muzzle, rifling is excellent. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Customized Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #85-98713, .44 mag. cal., 5-1/2'' barrel, blue finish, rosewood grips, with adjustable ''V'' rear sight and gold bead front sight. As customized by local gunsmith George DiLeo, owner of The Gun Sight, Placentia, CA. George died in 2006 whose passing marked the end of a gunsmithing legend. A true craftsman and beloved member of the shooting community in So. Calif. Converted by George into Bisley configuration before Ruger produced their Blackhawk Bisleys. Condition is excellent as modified with crisp tuned action, re-contoured forcing cone, and very desirable sight configuration. Revolver shows mild range use with light wear at muzzle, thin index line to cylinder, and smoothing to grips. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

C.G. Haenel Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, NVSN, 7x57mm, 24'' ribbed barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip cheekpiece walnut stock, with later added rubber butt pad. Set trigger, striker mounted peep sight, dual position bright or blue blade front sight, with hand-matted and light border engraved receiver and barrel rib. Top of barrel flat inlaid in white metal ''C.G. Haenel, Suhl, Germany''. Condition is fine. Metal surfaces retain approx. 92% blue. Stock has been lightly sanded with an additional coat of varnish added, as well as rubber butt pad. Set triggers function as designed. Action is crisp, bore is bright. A nice little Jaeger rifle. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Featherweight Bolt Action Rifle, #411821, .30-06 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, hollow bolt handle, checkered walnut stock, with added rubber butt pad. Includes older RCBS two-die set. Mfg'd 1957. Condition is fine retaining approx. 92% original blue with most of the losses to bolt handle, extractor, and aluminum floorplate. Stock retains approx. 85% of its original varnish, with just moderate flattening to checks and scuffs and scratches overall. Scope has been removed revealing factory scope mount holes to front and receiver rings. Action is good, bore is bright. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #116552, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, with original checkered steel buttplate. Topped with a fixed 4-power scope on Buehler rings and mounts. Mfg'd 1949. Condition is near excellent. Metal surfaces retain approx. 95% original blue with thinning to bolt handle and buttplate. Stock with sharp checking and minor scratches and pressure dings. Oil darkening near buttplate. Good action, bright bore. Dot reticle crosshair scope optics are clear. Leather scope cover is included. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 43 Bolt Action Rifle, #13720, .22 Hornet cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, nickel-plated bolt, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock, checkered steel buttplate, with one factory magazine and sling swivels. Topped with a Litschert 10-power Spot-Shot scope on adjustable rings. Mfg'd between 1949 and 1957. Condition is fine retaining approx. 96% original blue. Stock with moderate general scuffing from range use. Good action, bright bore. Scope reticle is clear but may have been replaced, as there appears to be a small piece that was not removed towards the bottom of the field of view. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Winchester Model 52 Bolt Action Carbine, #27724, .22 LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock, red rubber butt pad, with one 10-round factory magazine. Topped with a Winchester A5 scope on adjustable rings. Mfg'd 1934. Condition is near fine. Barrel retains approx. 92% blue. Ramp brass bead sight may be a later addition. Frame has toned and retains approx. 40% of its original blue. Stock with additional coat of linseed oil and light general scratching. Good action, fine bore, clear scope optics. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Custom Left-Hand Weatherby MK V Bolt Action Rifle, #P30525, .378 Wea. mag. cal., 24'' ported and compensated barrel, matte finish, Circasian walnut checkered cheekpiece stock with rosewood forend and pistol grip cap. Grip cap is neatly inlaid with 18K gold in the shape of the African continent and engraved with elephant, lion, wildebeest and banyan tree. Three-leaf rear sight, standard front sight, and topped with a Leupold Vari-X III 1.5-5x20 scope, on Pachmayr hinged mount. Condition is excellent. Rifle appears as new. Checkering is sharp; optics are clear; bore is bright. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern)

Custom Mauser Sporter Bolt Action Rifle, with RCBS custom reloading dies, #L7860, .375-338 cal., 24'' matted rib barrel with four leaf Express sights and hooded ramp white-dot post front sight, marked ''Made in Austria'' on blued DWM made receiver originally used on a Model 1909 Argentine Mauser. Argentine crest is present on receiver ring. Carbona blue finish with case hardened bolt head safety and bolt release. Bolt and follower have been polished bright. Trigger is tuned. Select figure Circasian walnut stock with shadow-line cheekpiece and finely checkered bird's beak pistol-grip and forend treatment, rosewood pistol grip and forend cap, with smooth red Old English butt pad and thin brown European leather sling. Condition is excellent showing little if any use. Metal treatment is accomplished to the highest standards and appears as new. Stock with virtually no marks of any kind and exhibiting a high degree of both fit and finish. Action is crisp, trigger is light, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Left-Hand Early Weatherby Custom Bolt Action Rifle, #1076, .270 Wea. mag. cal., 26.5'' chrome-lined barrel, blue finish, claw extractor, polished bolt, checkered cheekpiece walnut stock, ebony forend and pistol grip cap with white spacer, and Pachmayr Old English rubber butt pad. Topped with an early Leupold M8-III scope on Redfield rings and mounts. Stock is inlaid with African 2-cent coin just forward the magazine floorplate. Sling swivel eyelets are attached. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% lightly thinning blue. Stock is excellent with some flattening to checks but no impressions or losses. Crisp action, super light trigger pull, bright bore. Forward receiver ring marked ''Weatherby, South Gate, Calif.'' Clear scope optics with tapered crosshair reticle. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Customized Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #131588, .270 cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, machine-turned bolt, fleur-de-lis checkered walnut stock, rosewood forend cap, checkered steel buttplate and pistol grip cap, with modern suede leather sling. Topped with a Balvar 2.5-5 scope on adjustable mounts. Mfg'd 1950. Condition is fine as modified, retaining approx. 95% blue to barrel and frame. Triggerguard and floorplate have thinned to approx. 85% blue. Custom left-hand Monte Carlo stock shows light general scuffs and scratches. Good action, bright bore, clear optics, with added triggershoe. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Sako L461 Bolt Action Sporter, #111982, 6x47mm, 21.5'' barrel, blue finish, cheekpiece walnut stock with rosewood forend and pistol grip cap with maple spacers, and brown rubber butt pad. Topped with a Leupold 2x7 Vari-X II scope. 6x47 Int. cal. is based on the .222 brass and gives excellent accuracy to small game. Dating from the 1970s. Condition is near excellent. Receiver retains approx. 97% of its plum blue finish. Custom barrel with approx. 98% blue. Nicely accomplished walnut stock with moderate scratches to cheekpiece. Triggerguard and magazine floorplate show very little loss to finish. Action is good, bore is bright, scope optics are clear. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

Weatherby MK XXII Semi-Automatic Rifle, #17345, .22 LR cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, skipline checkered mahogany stock with rosewood forend and pistol grip cap, with one magazine. Topped with a Weatherby 4x50 scope. Condition is fine retaining approx. 97% original blue. Stock with light to just moderate marks from handling. Good action, bright bore, clear scope optics. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Like New Browning BBR Bolt Action Rifle, #01614RN117, 7mm Rem. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, standard from the factory without sights, high gloss checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Monte Carlo cheekpiece, black rubber Browning pad, and rosewood grip cap. Top of receiver is factory drilled and tapped, screws are not present. Also featuring an upper tang mounted safety. In original two-piece box that is numbered to the gun. Made in Japan. Overall condition is excellent, appearing as new. All of the factory finishes remain. Stock is made from a good-looking piece of wood, grip checkering is sharp. Although the receiver scope base screws are missing, it does not appear as if a scope was ever mounted to this rifle. Action operates smoothly. Chamber, bolt face, and bore are really clean. Overall this rifle does not appear to have been fired very often. Box shows considerable age and storage wear. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Limited Edition Remington Model 700 M40 U.S.M.C. SSA (Scout/Sniper Assoc.) Bolt Action Rifle, #SSA0346, .308 cal., 24'' medium weight barrel, parkerized finish, from the factory without sights, top of receiver is factory drilled and tapped; one-piece pistol-grip walnut stock with Monte Carlo cheekpiece, checkered aluminum Remington buttplate, and sling swivels. The area above the serial number is marked ''U.S.'', otherwise with standard maker's marks. In original box with matching end label, limited edition box sleeve, green military style sling, owner's manual, and gold-plated U.S.M.C./SSA medallion. Only 1,000 of these rifles were made in 2006-2007 and were built to the same 1966 specifications as original Vietnam Era Model 700 M40 U.S.M.C. sniper rifles. Condition overall is excellent. Matte surfaces with a handful of light to moderate scuffs and other small rub marks, factory lettering is clear and defined. Stock with a 1'' long shallow impression to the cheekpiece and right side below the receiver, otherwise appears near new. Action is smooth; bright bore with excellent rifling; overall a clean rifle. Est.: $1,500-$2,200. (Modern)

Belgian Browning Grade I Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Airways hard case, #69T29485, .22 LR cal., 19.25'' barrel, blue finish, receiver with standard Grade I engraving, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with gloss finish, serrated steel buttplate, dovetailed front sight with brass bead and folding rear sight. Mfg'd in Belgium in 1969. In original Browning Airways case. Approx. 98% blue finish remains and metal surfaces rate as excellent overall. Receiver with intermittent light scratches from storage and handling. Engraving and factory lettering are clean and clear. Wood rates fine with 98% gloss finish and scattered shallow handling marks; left side of buttstock closer to the buttplate with an area of more concentrated tiny surface nicks; checkering is excellent. Action is smooth with a really sharp bright bore. The Airways case is very good showing typical light storage wear to the exterior, no major tears or scratches to the tan vinyl exterior; interior shows moderate staining to parts of the white lining, interior frame for the small storage compartment is missing. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Remington Model 788 Bolt Action Rifle, in desirable .44 mag. cal., #025666, 22'' barrel, blue finish, walnut one-piece pistol-grip Monte Carlo stock with black composite Remington buttplate, with one magazine. Sights include a large fixed blade front and ''U''-notched rear. Mfg'd 1968. Approx. 98%+ original blue finish remains and rifle rates as near excellent overall. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Wood with a handful of scattered small marks from handling and field use, mainly to the left side of the buttstock and forend. Excellent action and bore. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Mid-70's Ruger No. 1-B Single Shot Rifle, with Weaver scope, #130-11064, .25-06 cal., 26'' barrel with quarter rib, blue finish, from the factory without sights; checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with semi-beavertail forearm, factory red rubber Ruger pad with black spacer, Ruger grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Topped with a Weaver V9-1 3x-9x scope with duplex reticle. Rifle was mfg'd in 1974. Metal surfaces are in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 99% original blue finish. Buttstock is excellent with an attractive natural wood grain pattern, bottom edge with a small surface dent, checkering shows no signs of wear. Forend retains all of its finish with normal shallow marks from handling; left side checkering has a few slightly larger flat spots. Crisp action; bright clean bore with excellent rifling. Scope exterior shows only minor age and wear, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Browning SA-22 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #01107ZZ212, .22 LR cal., 19'' barrel, lightly engraved blue finish, checkered mahogany stock and forend, with standard sights, and original instruction booklet. Condition is excellent. This Japanese made example appears near new with only very light marks from handling. Stocks and checkering are clean and sharp. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

IMI Desert Eagle .41/44 Semi-Automatic Pistol with Factory Conversion Kit, #61072-S, .44 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, combination matte and polished chrome finish, black plastic wraparound IMI grips, dovetailed and serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, ambidextrous safety, and one 8-round magazine. Included is an IMI .41 caliber conversion kit in the original box. Kit includes a 6'' matte black finished barrel, one factory blued steel magazine, and one additional unmarked magazine with a black finish and black plastic floorplate. Also included is the original owner's manual for the handgun. Made in Israel. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing intermittent light handling marks, as well as a few shallow fine scratches to the right side of the barrel. Grips appear as new. Smooth action, excellent bore. Conversion kit also rates excellent with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer 1911 Compact RCS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #GS29629, .45 ACP cal., 4.25'' barrel, black Nitron finish, checkered rosewood grips, checkered front and back strap, 3-dot night sights, lightweight hammer and trigger, one 7-round Wilson Combat, and one 7-round Chip McCormick magazine. In original black plastic Sig Sauer case with matching end label; case is missing one of the latches. Right side of slide is marked in a small banner ''Sig Sauer Custom Shop''. Overall condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% factory finish. Grips appear as new. Excellent smooth action; bright bore with strong rifling. Overall showing signs of only light range use. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Walther P5 Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, #153359, 9mm, 3'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered plastic grips, with three (3) magazines, one Blade-Tech plastic holster, instructions, and original box. Condition is excellent showing only light wear at muzzle. Grips, action and bore are excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

HK Model 4 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #22488, .32 cal., 3.5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, with two (2) magazines, in original box with test target. Complete with .22 cal. conversion kit consisting of barrel, tool, recoil spring and magazine, in original box, barrel #112581; .380 conversion kit consisting of barrel, recoil spring, screwdriver and magazine, in original, barrel #10000. Condition to pistol is near excellent retaining approx. 94% lightly thinning blue, with losses to red paint in safety area and minor scratches to grips. Good action, bright bore. Pistol box shows scuffs along top edges of lid. Conversion kits remain in excellent condition, with one of the box edges having been marked in sharpie. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

HK Model 4 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #31998, .380 cal., 3.5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, with two (2) magazines, in original box with instructions. Complete with .22 cal. conversion kit consisting of barrel, tool, recoil spring and magazine, in original box, barrel #44942. Condition to pistol and conversion kit are excellent showing little use. Pistol box with some tape remnants, as well as old stock numbers, stickers, etc. Conversion kit box appears somewhat earlier, showing scuffing at edges. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #245RR91531, 9mm cal., 4-5/8'' barrel, dark blue finish, factory checkered red backed walnut grips, spur hammer, fixed front sight, adjustable rear sight for both windage and elevation. Included is one 13-round magazine with parkerized body and blued floorplate. Left side of slide is marked ''BROWNING ARMS COMPANY MORGAN, UTAH & MONTREAL P.Q.'' and ''MADE IN BELGIUM''. Mfg'd 1977. Approx. 99% original blue finish remains and pistol rates as excellent overall. Metal with only a few slight handling marks. Grips retain all of their gloss finish with a few minor marks to the smooth borders, checkering shows no visible wear. Action is smooth, bore is mirror bright. Overall this pistol appears to have been handled and fired very little. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 66-1 Double Action Revolver, #43K1117, .357 mag. cal., 4'' barrel, stainless steel, factory checkered walnut target grips, red ramp front and standard adjustable rear sight, standard width trigger and hammer. Pre-81 pinned barrel, with recessed chambers in rear portion of cylinder. Condition is fine showing light general scuffs from holster use. Grips with finish loss and mild flattening to checks. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$650. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 28-2 Double Action Revolver, #N191863, .357 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, standard adjustable sights and standard hammer and trigger, with pre-1981 pinned barrel, in original box. Condition is excellent showing only the thinnest index mark to cylinder and light wear to grips. Appearing near new overall. Grips show light wear. Action is excellent, bore is bright. Box is very good with original end label. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Sig Sauer P226S X-Five Semi-Automatic Pistol, #U901118, 9mm cal., single action only, 5'' stainless barrel, matte stainless finish, factory checkered wraparound walnut Sig Sauer grips, flared magwell, red fiber optic front sight, fully adjustable notched Sig Sauer rear sight, ambidextrous thumb safety, finely checkered front grip strap, adjustable trigger, with four (4) magazines total; two (2) 10-round Sig Sauer magazines both with aluminum bases and two (2) 10-round Mec-Gar magazines. In an original black plastic Sig Sauer case with owner's manual, small adjustment tools, tube of Sig Sauer grease, and test target that is numbered to the gun; case lacks any type of identification label. Also included is a pair of original black polymer grips. In excellent near new overall condition, this pistol does not appear to have been fired very often. Grips and metal with a few minor marks from handling and storage, the most noticeable being a small nick to the left grip checkering. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Extra pair of black polymer grips appear as new. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Custom Shop Stainless Raptor II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K459827, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, combination satin and polished stainless finish, with scale type serrations on the front and back of the slide as well as the front grip strap. The original grips have been replaced with a pair of checkered G10 grips manufactured by VZ Grips. Pistol also features an ambidextrous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and trigger, with green 3-dot fiber optic sights, and one Wilson Combat magazine. Included is the original black plastic Kimber case with matching end label and cable lock. Condition overall is excellent. Left front portion of the slide and frame with a few small scratches; flat sides with a nice polished finish and crisp lettering and scale type slide serrations. VZ grips appear as new. Excellent action and bright shiny bore. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Cabot Guns Model S100 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CGC10144, 9mm, 5'' barrel, stainless steel, custom Fibonacci walnut grips, with two (2) factory magazines, in original box, with Certificate and sticker. Special features include Match Grade hand-fitted and crowned barrel, beveled mag well, polished feed ramp, lowered and flared ejection port, aluminum tri-star trigger, low mount fixed rear sight, with reversed dovetail front sight and gold bead, as well as beavertail grip safety. MSPR: $3,695. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Custom Colt Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70BS54449, .45 ACP cal., 4.25'' Barsto barrel, blue finish, diamond and borderline checkered rosewood grips, Novak sights, Wilson trigger, beavertail safety, checkered flat mainspring housing, fitted stainless steel barrel bushing, with one Wilson Combat magazine. Condition is excellent as modified retaining approx. 95% lightly thinning blue. Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 57 Double Action Revolver, #N317147, .41 mag. cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, black rubber Pachmayr Presentation grips, red ramp front sight, micrometer click adjustable rear sight, wide color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1975-1976. Approx. 97% original blue finish remains and metal surfaces rate as fine overall, with scattered micro-scratching and signs of range use; sideplate with specks of faint reddish brown oxidation; cylinder with a thin index line. Factory lettering is clear. Hammer and trigger with approx. 97% rich case colors; right side of trigger also with reddish brown spotting. Grips are excellent, checkering shows no noticeable wear. Action is smooth and crisp; excellent bright bore. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 25-5 Double Action Revolver, #N659725, .45 LC cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr Presentation grips, red ramped front sight, white outlined square notch adjustable rear sight, with wide case hardened target hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1979-1980. Approx. 96%-97% original blue finish remains and metal surfaces rate as fine overall, with scattered micro-scratching and signs of range use; sideplate with a few scratches and specks of reddish brown oxidation; cylinder with a thin index line. Factory lettering is clear. Hammer and trigger with approx. 98% rich case colors. Grips are excellent, checkering shows no noticeable wear. Action is smooth and crisp; near excellent bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 657 Double Action Revolver, #ANE4182, .41 mag. cal., 3'' ported barrel, stainless steel finish, factory finger grooved cocobolo grips, standard hammer, polished trigger, red ramp front and white outline adjustable rear sight. Action job, chamfered forcing cone and thinned grips with all custom work by George DeLio. Single action trigger letting off right at 2.10 lbs. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber K6S DCR (Deluxe Carry Revolver), #RV013770, .357 mag. cal., 6-shot, double action, hammerless, 2'' barrel, satin stainless steel, checkered black rubber Kimber/Crimson Trace grips (no laser), and included is the original pair of checkered rosewood grips with Kimber logo. 3-dot night sights include a fixed blade front and square notched rear. In original box with matching end label, owner's manual, and soft padded Kimber case. Also included is a aluminum loading stand with two loaders, by 5-Star Firearms. Condition overall is excellent. Right lower edge of frame with a few minor surface scuffs, cylinder with a light index line. Black rubber grips with only a few slight handling marks. Rosewood grips are like new. Cylinder face with mild burn rings, chambers are clean, this revolver does not appear to have been fired very often. Excellent action and bore. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Delta Elite Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DE09453, 10mm, 5'' barrel, blue finish, wraparound pebble-grained rubber grips with Delta medallions, 3-dot sights, ring hammer, with one factory magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 94% original blue with slight thinning at muzzle. Bright sides of hammer with mild carbon spotting. Very light general micro-scratching overall. Good grips and action, bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Sig Sauer P220 Super Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #37B049936, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, stainless slide, black aluminum frame, factory checkered wood laminate Sig Sauer grips, dot front night sight, square notched rear sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation, ambidextrous thumb safety, lower accessory rail, and two (2) 8-round Sig Sauer magazines. In original black plastic case with matching end label, test target, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Pistol is in excellent near new overall condition retaining 99%+ factory finishes, showing only a few insignificant handling marks. Excellent action and bright bore, a very high condition, lightly used P220. Est.: $900-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

First Edition Colt Model 2000 All American Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RK02721, 9mm, 4.5'' barrel, dark blue slide, black aluminum frame, smooth factory Colt wood grips with Colt medallions, white three-dot sights, and two factory 15-round magazines. Left side of frame is marked ''Colt All American/First Edition''. Includes original box with matching end label, blue plastic Colt case, cleaning brush, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Designed by Reed Knight and mfg'd in 1993. Condition is excellent, appearing as new, with a few light marks from handling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)(High capacity mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 657-2 Double Action Revolver, #HTR0302, .41 mag. cal., 6.5'' barrel, stainless steel finish, non-fluted cylinder, custom Border Patrol finger swell cocobolo grips, target hammer, polished target trigger, red ramp front and white outline adjustable rear sight. Action job, chamfered forcing cone and thinned grips with all custom work by George DeLio. Single action trigger letting off right at 2.45 lbs. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 625-2 Double Action Revolver, #BEA6299, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, matte stainless steel finish, factory finger-grooved round butt cocobolo grips, standard hammer, polished trigger, undercut white dot front and double white dot adjustable rear sight. Includes full moon clips and unloader. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unused, with just a light index mark to cylinder. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #N718451, .44 mag. cal., 8-3/8'' barrel, blue finish, Pachmayr checkered rubber grips, red ramp front and white outline rear sight, target trigger, target hammer. In mid-1970s era factory mahogany box that originally was lined with blue flocking on foam rubber. Includes a Bianchi #X-15 extra-large shoulder holster. Condition is excellent with only the lightest index mark to cylinder. Revolver appears near new with no real visible wear. Box has had its internal lining removed, exterior of which is excellent. Shoulder holster with some oil darkening near muzzle end. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Custom United Sporting Arms Sheriff's Model Seville Single Action Revolver, #45-1021T, .45 Colt cal., 3.5'' barrel, royal blue finish, two-piece stag grips, factory adjustable rear sight and yellow insert front sight, Python type trigger spur, non-fluted cylinder. Tuned action with 3.15 lb. single action trigger pull, with all custom work by George DeLio. Condition appears near new with stunning inky blue/black finish and some of the nicest and well-fitting stag grips we've yet encountered. A revolver of excellent quality. With original receipt from 1996. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger .44 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #102-40135, .44 mag. cal., 18.5'' barrel, blue finish, one-piece pistol-grip walnut stock with vented black rubber Choate recoil pad, dovetailed front sight with brass bead and standard folding rear sight. Top of barrel and receiver each with two factory drilled and tapped holes; top of receiver with two additional holes that have been plugged, both have toned to a light plum color. Mfg'd 1977. Condition overall is excellent retaining approx. 98% blue finish; top of receiver with a few light scratches and only the top appears to have been reblued when the holes were plugged. Stock is in great shape with a few small impressions from handling, predominantly at the forend. Smooth action, bore is excellent. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern)

Customized Ruger 10/22 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #829-63768, .22 LR cal., Clark custom fluted 22'' barrel, blue finish, red/orange/grey laminated cutaway pistol-grip cheekpiece stock, with rubber butt pad. Topped with a Leupold VX-2/4-12x50 scope with covers. Clark Custom Guns marked bolt, extended bolt handle and mag release, custom adjustable trigger, with bipod. Complete with seven (7) factory magazines, other accessories, and case. Condition is excellent, as built on a 10/22 frame marked ''50 Years 1964-2014''. Beautiful stock, no marks on barrel or frame. Good crisp action, bright bore, clear scope optics with duplex reticle. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Marlin Model 45 Semi-Automatic Carbine, with seven (7) magazines, #45001123, .45 ACP cal., 16.5'' micro-groove barrel, blue finish, pistol-grip birch stock, factory brown rubber Marlin recoil pad, brass bead front sight on ramped base and sporting elevator rear sight. Topped with an Aimpoint 2000 red dot scope in working condition, with plastic lens covers. Included are one original 7-round Marlin magazine, one aftermarket 7-round magazine, three (3) 15-round magazines, and one 11-round magazine. In original box with matching end label. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% original blue finish. Stock with a few small handling marks, predominantly at the wrist and forend. Excellent action and bright bore; scope optics are clear. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #038092, .308 cal., 24'' NM barrel with muzzlebrake, parkerized finish, walnut stock, and green canvas sling. Complete with two (2) 20-round magazines. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Extensively Upgraded Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #083189, 7.62x51mm cal., 22'' Smith Enterprises ''Crazy Horse'' barrel and muzzlebrake that was installed by Smith, metal surfaces with a phosphate finish. Original stock has been replaced with a J. Allen Enterprises JAE-100 G3 chassis with buttstock spacers, adjustable cheekpiece, flush mounted lower rail with GG&G XDS-2 bipod, sling swivels, and 1.25'' wide brown leather Custom Match sling. TRW marked bolt and hammer, ''HR'' trigger housing, .062 NM front sight, and one 5-round magazine. Rifle is topped with an M14.ca CASM base with black oxide coating, Nikon M-308 mount, and Nikon M-308 4-16x42 scope with BDC reticle and Nikon lens covers. In excellent overall condition showing only normal signs of light range use, which includes a few light scuffs and scratches around the op rod and left side of receiver. Stock appears near new and also shows only a few minor rub marks from handling and use. Smooth action; bright bore with sharp rifling. Scope is like new and shows no signs of mentionable wear or handling, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Custom Robar SR-90 Bolt Action Rifle, on Remington 700 action, #C6856460, .308 cal., 22'' heavy fluted barrel with 1:10 twist rate, black Roguard finish, NP3 plated bolt and trigger, fitted with a Robar black fully adjustable composite tactical stock, adjustable Parker-Hale hand stop and detachable bi-pod. Topped with a Leupold Vari-X III 6.5x 20-power scope with Mil-dot reticle and Butler Creek covers. Rifle is completely accurized, machine ground and lapped. Ambidextrous synthetic stock has an adjustable comb and 3-way adjustable buttplate assembly. Action is pillar bedded with a completely free-floated barrel channel. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, retaining approx. 99%+ original finish. Smooth action, excellent bore, overall appearing to have been handled and fired very little. Scope is as new with bright and crystal clear optics. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern)

Steyr Model SSG 69 Bolt Action Rifle, #278005, .308 cal., 26'' hammer forged free floating heavy barrel, matte finish, from the factory without sights; checkered pistol-grip black synthetic stock has a black rubber recoil pad with removable spacers, Versa-Pod bi-pod, sling swivel built into left side of buttstock, swivel at the tip of forend, and one on bi-pod mount. This rifle also features adjustable double set triggers and comes with two Steyr magazines. Top of receiver is factory grooved for scope mount. Barrel is marked ''GSI Inc. T'ville, AL''; Made in Austria. Mfg. date code on both the rifle and barrel is ''BDD'', made April 1999. Condition overall is excellent. Barrel and receiver with only a small amount of very minor handling marks; few small marks noticeable at the receiver scope mount grooves; bolt handle with a small spot of finish loss. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Magazine well/triggerguard are not cracked, which is sometimes encountered with these rifles. Stock with a handful of normal light scruffs and scratches; checkering shows no visible wear; recessed sling channel with a few small nicks to the edges. Double set triggers function properly. Excellent action and bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern)

Browning BAR MK II Lightweight Stalker Semi-Automatic Rifle, #311ZZ12058, .338 Win. mag. cal., 24'' matte black barrel, black aluminum alloy receiver, checkered black synthetic pistol-grip stock and forend, black rubber Browning recoil pad, with swivel studs, hooded brass bead front sight on ramped base and U-notched rear sight adjustable for both windage and elevation; receiver with two-piece scope bases, gold-colored trigger. In original box with matching end label. Made in Belgium and assembled in Portugal. Stock and receiver are in excellent overall condition; receiver retains approx. 99% original finish. Barrel between the tip of the forend and rear sight base with general light scuffs and scratches, sides of front sight base are also scratched. Stock and forend checkering show no visible wear. Internally a very clean rifle that does not appear to have been fired very often, with a smooth action and bright bore, rifling is excellent. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

LWRC R.E.P.R. (Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle), with fifteen (15) magazines, #70-02938, 7.62x51mm cal., 16'' barrel, 18.5'' overall which includes the Surefire Procomp muzzlebrake, and black finish. Black Magpul PRS Gen3 stock with adjustable cheekpiece and recoil pad, ''featureless'' MonsterMan grip. Also featuring a left side-mounted charging handle, standard magazine release (no bullet button), quad rail system which includes a full length upper rail with LWRC Skirmish flip-up front and rear sight, and ambidextrous bolt release. Included are a total of five (5) 10-round Magpul PMAG M3 magazines with dust/impact covers; ten (10) Magpul PMAG 20LR magazines that have been pinned to a 10-round capacity, also with dust/impact covers and include bullet button tools mounted to the bottom portion of the magazine. Several of the magazines are new and in original packaging. Overall condition is excellent, appearing near new, with a few light scuffs and small handling marks. Excellent action; bright bore with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,200-$2,600. (Modern)

Benelli M1 Super 90 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M237563, 12 ga. 3'' chambers, 18.5'' barrel choked IC, matte black finish, black synthetic checkered pistol-grip stock and forend, black rubber Benelli recoil pad, with raised white dot front sight, adjustable ghost ring rear sight, and black nylon Cordura sling. Mfg'd in Italy and imported by Heckler & Koch, Sterling, VA. Overall condition is excellent showing only a few minor scuffs to the matte surfaces. Stock and forend appear near new. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Benelli M1 Super 90 Semi-Automatic Tactical Shotgun, #M086766, 12 ga., 18.5'' barrel, 3'' chamber choked IC, combination matte and semi-gloss black finish, fixed rifle sights, checkered black synthetic forend, black synthetic full pistol-grip stock, with black rubber Benelli recoil pad; left side of stock and forend with sling swivels. Imported by Heckler & Koch and marked on right side of receiver. Overall condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory finishes; receiver with a few light scratches and small handling marks. Pistol grip with general light cracking from age but remains solid, otherwise stock and forend show only minor marks from handling and storage. Excellent action with a bolt that operates very smoothly; mirror bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Customized Colt MK IV Series 80 Officer's Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FA04761, .45 ACP cal., with original 3.5'' barrel as well as a 4.5'' stainless steel compensated barrel; hard chrome finish (originally blue), custom Rampant Colt hardwood grips, as well as original grips. Modifications include Bomar adjustable rear and custom front sight, Swensen stainless steel ambidextrous safety, checkered front strap and flat mainspring housing, with one bright nickel factory magazine. Condition is excellent as modified, showing little use. Grips and action are good, both bores are mirror bright. Original box is good; end label is detached but present. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P232 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #S327192, .380 ACP cal., 3-5/8'' barrel, stainless finish, finely checkered two-piece walnut grips by Karl Nill, 3-dot night sights, with one 7-round magazine. In original black plastic case with matching end label and owner's manual. Included are the original black rubber finger-grooved grips and a right-hand tan leather holster by Creger Leather. Condition is excellent. Slide shows a few slight rub marks from handling. Front strap also shows very minor handling marks. KN grips appear as new. Action is smooth; mirror bright bore with excellent rifling; overall appearing to have been fired very little. Original grips and holster are also excellent, showing little wear. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Para-Ordnance P10-45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TM 4131, .45 ACP cal., 3.25'' barrel, matte finish, Hogue finger-groove wraparound rubber grips, two magazines and two mag extensions. Pistol additionally features extended slide release, Commander ring hammer, partially checkered extended grip safety, King's match trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, and Trijicon sights, with all custom work by George DeLio. Barrel throat and chamber polished, angle and polish to feed ramp, action job is crisp with the trigger letting off right at 4.5 lbs. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unused since its build in the mid 1990's. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Team Match II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #KF30331, 9mm cal., 5'' Match Grade barrel and bushing, dark blue/black slide with gold ''USA Shooting Team'' logo on right side, and satin stainless steel frame; red and blue colored laminate G10 grips, green fiber optic front sight, square notched rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation, front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and adjustable trigger, extended magwell, and two (2) Wilson Combat magazines. In black plastic Kimber case that is numbered to another gun. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing to have been handled and fired very little, with approx. 99%+ blue finish remaining. Frame with a few light scratches and takedown mark around the slide stop. Grips appear as new. Smooth action, chamber and bright bore are both very clean; rifling is excellent. Est.: $800-$1,000 (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 629-6 Double Action Revolver, with PC case, #HAA0003, .44 mag. cal., 7.5'' compensated barrel with removable mount, satin nickel finish, stippled black rubber Hogue grips with finger grooves, tall orange front sight, white-outline rear sight adjustable for both windage and elevation. In silver Performance Center carrying case, with owner's manual, cable lock, safety key, and additional barrel mount. Condition is excellent showing normal signs of very light range use. Metal with a few intermittent minor marks, cylinder with light index line. Factory lettering is clear and crisp. Grips show normal small handling marks. Inside of the frame, cylinder face, and chambers are very clean. Excellent action and bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 66-2 .357 Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver, #250K366, .357 mag. cal., 2.5'' barrel, satin stainless steel, factory checkered round butt walnut grips with silver S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and white outline micrometer click adjustable rear sight. In blue and white one-piece S&W box with matching end label, sealed cleaning kit with screwdriver, S&W packing paper, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition overall is excellent, showing intermittent small handling marks and a little micro-scratching to the metal; cylinder with a fine index line. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Grips show a few minor handling marks, checkering is sharp. Cylinder face, inside of frame, and chambers are clean; excellent action and bore. Box exterior with storage wear. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Gunsmith Customized Colt/Springfield Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2741449, 9mm, 5'' Bar-Sto barrel, blue slide, satin hard chrome Colt frame, smooth custom pink coral grips, with six (6) 9mm magazines. As customized by George DiLeo, owner of The Gun Sight, Placentia CA, who was a legend in the So. Calif. shooting community. The quality of his work is on par with the finest pistol-smiths of the late 20th century. Owning a ''George Gun'' is a privilege few people experience. This example features S&A high grip safety and checkered flat mainspring housing, King's long match hammer and ambidextrous safety, Brown match grade ring hammer, Millett sights, with the balance of the frame and slide parts being of Colt manufacture, all hand fitted. Barrel throat and chamber polished, angle and polish to feed ramp, action job with the trigger letting off at just over 3 lbs. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unused since its build in 1995. Worksheet included. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Custom Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SS23919E, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, stainless steel, checkered diamond rosewood grips, with Novak style three-dot sight system, and 8-round non-factory stainless steel magazine. Condition is excellent showing little use. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 686 Double Action Revolver, #AAK4224, .357 mag. cal., 4'' barrel, stainless steel finish, factory finger-grooved round butt cocobolo grips,, standard hammer, polished trigger, red ramp front and white outline adjustable rear sight. Action job, chamfered forcing cone and thinned grips with all custom work by George DeLio. Single action trigger letting off right at 2.12 lbs. Cylinder EDM machined by Ranch Products to accept full moon clips (included); also includes speedloaders and a convert-a-pell system. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 627-5 Pro-Series Double Action Revolver, #CYL5363, .357 mag. cal., 8-shot cylinder, 4'' barrel with recessed crown, satin stainless steel, stippled and finger-grooved black rubber S&W grips, red fiber optic front sight, and green fiber optic two dot rear sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation. Smooth color case hardened trigger and checkered hammer. In original blue plastic S&W case with matching end label and includes a Speed Beez speed loader. Also includes a BMT ''Mooner'' Model N38-8 moon clip loader. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing normal signs of light range use. Cylinder with a light index line as well as moderate powder burns to the face. Handling marks are minimal. Factory lettering is clear with crisp raised edges. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Dan Wesson Model 22 Double Action Revolver, #14191, .22 LR cal., 6-shot, 6'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered wood grips with Dan Wesson medallions, red ramped front sight and a white-outline fully adjustable rear sight. Condition is near excellent with approx. 98%+ original high polished blue finish. Metal with intermittent slight handling marks, most noticeable being a few faint micro-scratches to left side of barrel; cylinder also shows some slight micro-scratching and a thin light index line. Factory lettering with nice raised edges. Right grip rates as excellent; left grip with an impression to the lower edge and two fingernail-like impressions under the medallion; checks on both grips are sharp. Hammer and trigger operate smoothly; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #245PZ61747, 9mm 4.75'' barrel, bright nickel finish, gold trigger, Browning checkered hardwood grips, adjustable sights, with one high-capacity magazine and instructions, in grey plastic box. Dating from the late 1980s. Made in Belgium. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Customized Colt MK IV Series 70 Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #24619G70, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, somewhat later factory walnut grips with Allen head grip screws, with two (2) 1960s era GI magazines. Condition is excellent as modified retaining approx. 98% blue. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Para-Ordnance P12-45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RJ 7354, .45 ACP cal., 3.5'' barrel, matte finish, diamond checkered dark walnut grips, and one 12-round magazine, in factory hard case. Pistol additionally features extended magazine release, Wilson oblong hammer, extended grip safety, aluminum match trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety and three-dot combat sights, with all custom work by George DeLio. Barrel throat and chamber polished, angle and polish to feed ramp, action job with crisp trigger letting off right at 3.2 lbs. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unused since its build in the mid 1990's. Est.: $750-$1,000 (Modern/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 34-2 Double Action Revolver, #BCA1100, .22 LR cal., 2'' barrel, nickel finish, ivory grips, with factory adjustable rear sight. Tuned action with 2.15 lb. single action trigger pull with all custom work by George DeLio. All in Second Amendment Foundation red satin lined presentation case. Condition appears near new as expertly renickeled, with very light index mark to cylinder. Case is excellent. Est.: $750-$1,250. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Smith & Wesson Model 19-6 Double Action Revolver, #BEY0095, .357 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, with Pachmayr rubber grips. Standard hammer and trigger have been machined turned; Patridge front with rear sight having been replaced with a Weaver mount and a late 20th century red dot system. Action job, chamfered forcing cone and with all custom work by George DeLio. Single action trigger letting off right at 2.20 lbs. Condition is excellent, with light marks from handling and index mark to rear portion of cylinder. Excellent bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2W5NV64531, .40 S&W cal., 4.75'' barrel, factory silver chrome finish, gold trigger, Hogue wraparound rubber grips, adjustable sights, and ambidextrous safety, with two (2) 10-round magazines and instructions, in original grey plastic box. Dating from the mid-1990s. Made in Belgium, assembled in Portugal. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Customized Colt MK IV Series 70 Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #65883B70, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, Pachmayr wraparound rubber grips, with one aftermarket magazine. Modifications include S&W type rear sight, red ramp front sight, beavertail safety, flat serrated mainspring housing, aluminum trigger, spring guide tube and action job. Condition is excellent as modified retaining approx. 96% blue, minor scratches beneath slide stop. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

IMI Mark I Desert Eagle Semi-Automatic Pistol, with two (2) magazines, #17556-A, .357 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, matte black finish, black plastic wraparound IMI grips, dovetailed and serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, teardrop-shaped ambidextrous safety, and two (2) factory 9-round magazines. Made in Israel. Also included is a black nylon cordura Desert Eagle holster. Overall condition is excellent showing normal signs of light range use. Matte surfaces with intermittent minor scuffs and rub marks, predominantly on the barrel. Factory lettering with crisp raised edges. Excellent grips, action, and bright shiny bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

AMT Automag II Semi-Automatic Pistol, with five (5) magazines, #Z56461, .22 WMR cal., 6'' barrel, combination matte and satin stainless steel, factory black plastic grips, 3-dot sights with added white paint, rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation, with five (5) magazines. In original unnumbered black plastic case with owner's manual. Metal surfaces are in fine condition, with scattered moderate scuffs and marks from range use, predominantly on the slide. Grips are excellent showing only superficial marks from handling. Action is smooth; mirror bright bore rates as excellent. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P220 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G321560, .45 ACP cal., 4-3/8'' barrel, black aluminum frame, matte black slide, stippled black rubber Hogue grips and also includes the original black plastic grips, with 3-dot Trijicon night sights, and one 8-round Sig-Sauer magazine and one 8-round ACT-Mag. In Sig Arms blue plastic case with owner's manual. Condition overall is excellent with approx. 98%+ factory finishes remaining; metal with only a few very minor handling marks. Pair of Hogue and the original grips are also excellent and show signs of light wear. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Post-War Mauser HSc Semi-Automatic Pistol, American Eagle Edition, #0418 of 5000, .380 cal., 3.25'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with two (2) magazines, test target and instructions, in original box with slipcover. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Slipcover with some tape repairs and minor tattering. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer Model P232 SL Semi-Automatic Pistol, #S231167, .380 ACP cal., 3-5/8'' barrel, satin stainless steel, finger grooved black rubber Sig Arms grips, fixed 3-dot night sights, with two (2) SIG magazines. In original red plastic case with matching end label, cable lock, and owner's manual. Overall condition is excellent with a few slight scratches to the left side of slide. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips show normal light marks from handling. Action is smooth and tight; mirror bright bore with excellent defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 80 Combat Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #93732G70, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, Pachmayr wraparound black rubber grips, with one factory magazine, and three-dot sight system on flat-top slide. Dating from the early l980s. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue, with some thinning to frame near grip safety. Grips and action are very good, Series 80 safety has been removed, bore is bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer Model P229 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #AL42018, double/single action, 9mm cal., 3-7/8'' barrel, black stainless steel slide, black aluminum alloy frame, stippled black plastic Sig Sauer grips, 3-dot night sights, with one 10-round Sig Sauer/Mec-Gar magazine. Condition is excellent, appearing near new with approx. 99% remaining factory finishes. Grips are in like new condition, showing no noticeable wear. Action and mirror bright bore both rate as excellent. Inside and out a very clean handgun that does not appear to have been handled or fired very often. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Mint Beretta Model 92F Semi-Automatic Pistol, #C65743Z, 9mm cal., 4-7/8'' barrel, black steel slide, black alloy frame, factory checkered wood grips with Beretta medallions, standard sights, ambidextrous safety/de-cocking lever, lanyard loop, with one 15-round Beretta magazine, and right-hand tan leather Bianchi holster. In Beretta box with owner's manual and warranty card. Approx. 99%+ original black finish remains and pistol is in near new overall condition, showing signs of very little handling or use. Grips appear as new. Magazine follower shows moderate wear. Excellent smooth action and mirror bright bore. Case shows storage wear and the original interior pieces are not present, loosely fit with replacement foam. Est.: $500-$650. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Redhawk Double Action Revolver, #502-63982, .44 mag. cal., 7.5'' ported barrel, stainless steel finish, custom rosewood grips with birch spacer and walnut butt cap. Standard hammer, polished trigger, oversize orange ramp front, and standard adjustable rear sight topped with a Pro-Port red dot system. All custom work by George DeLio. Single action trigger letting off right at 3.20 lbs. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Redhawk Double Action Revolver, #501-73736, .41 mag. cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue finish, Pachmayr grips, standard hammer, polished trigger, red ramp front and white outline adjustable rear sight. Action with mild tuning. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused with just light index mark to cylinder. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Special Edition Talo Distributors Ruger New Model Single Six John Wayne Commemorative Revolver, #DUKE00563, .32 H&R mag. cal., 3.75'' barrel, stainless steel, blade front sight, with notched frame rear sight. Left side of barrel with a facsimile of John Wayne's signature; left side of frame with ''Red River'' brand; with light engraving to portions of the cylinder and backstrap; bottom of ejector rod housing reads ''John Wayne licensed by JWE''. Bird's head grip frame, ebony wood grips with silver eagle Ruger medallions, checkering on bottom half, as well as a laser engraved ''JW'' within the checkering. In original gray plastic Ruger case with matching end label, Ruger lock, and owner's manual. Overall condition is excellent. Cylinder shows no noticeable turn line. Stainless surfaces with intermittent small handling marks and micro-scratching, most noticeable being a small thin scratch to left side near grip. Factory lettering is clear and defined. If you flip the gun upside down and look at the upper inside edge of the frame, there are a few spots of wear that have turned to slight oxidation. Grips appear as new with a few insignificant handling marks; checkering and ''JW'' logo show no visible wear. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Limited to a production of only 1,250. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/Exempt)

French Model 1822 Cavalry Officer's Sword, with English blade and decorated brass three-branch guard. Pommel has laurel leaves and flowers around the bottom edge. Brown horn grooved grip is missing its wire wrapping. The 34.5'' blade is piped or quill backed in design and was popular from the early to mid-1800's. Blade is engraved at the ricasso on both sides with ''Sargant & Sons Manufacturers to the Hon. Ble. East India Company''. Condition is fair overall. Blade shows age graying and light pitting, with one small edge nick. No scabbard. Est.: $150-$300.

Civil War National Arms Co. No. 1 Single Shot Spurtrigger Cartridge Derringer, #5557, .41 RF cal., 2.5'' steel barrel marked ''National Arms Co. Brooklyn, N.Y.'' on top and ''Pat. Feb. 24 1863'' underneath, twists to left to load/eject cartridge; brass frame; two-piece checkered walnut ''bird's head'' grips. Floral hand engraving appears on both sides and top of frame, backstrap and barrel at breech; a fletched arrow is engraved along both barrel sides. Condition is good+ retaining no original metal finish but with clear engraving and markings. Grips show wear to checkering and a large chip out of right panel. Action functions; barrel hinge is solid; bore is rusty. A presumed collection inventory number, ''L.110-108'' is painted on undersides of frame and barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Evans Lever Action Repeating Cartridge Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .44 Evans CF cal., 28.5'' round barrel having dovetailed blade front and unusual notched and adjustable leaf rear sight, marked ''Evans Sporting Rifle'' ahead of rear sight; single spring-retained barrel band with base for sling swivel (missing); steel receiver with right-side cartridge ejection door that automatically slides rearward when serpentine operating lever is actuated downward, and unique internal cartridge magazine and Archimedean-screw feed mechanism in butt; oil-finished walnut forend and two-piece buttstock with steel buttplate having opening through which cartridges are loaded. Condition is good to very good, the metal parts retaining no original finish but an overall smooth gunmetal gray-brown with occasional dings and scrapes. Stocks are sound with assorted scrapes and bruises, mainly on left side of forend. Both upper and lower sling swivels are missing but the gun appears otherwise complete. Action seems to function as designed; bore is clean with deep rifling. Originally designed by Maine dentist Warren R. Evans, who also designed this rifle's unique cartridge. These later ''Evans Sporting Rifles'' are believed to have derived from cut-down military muskets altered and assembled from parts after the Evans Co. went bankrupt c. 1879. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Antique)

Inscribed Vintage Presentation Walking Stick, with engraved gold-colored handle. Handle may be gold filled or solid, but no visible hallmarks. The dark hardwood shaft is 36'' in length with a newer rubber tip. The ''L''-shaped handle is covered with engraved floral swirl decorations, with a few minor dings and dents. Engraved on one side ''Presented to P.C.F. Budwig by Teutonia Lodge No. 6, K of P, February 1910''. Condition is good overall. Est.: $250-$350.

Remington Model 95 Type I Model No. 2 Double Derringer Pocket Pistol, #2526 on underside of barrel and frame under left grip, .41 Short RF cal., 3'' round superposed barrel unit marked ''E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y. / Elliot's Patent Dec. 12, 1865'' in two lines on top rib, and hinged to swing upward for loading and cartridge removal using sliding extractor on right side; undecorated steel frame; varnished two-piece rosewood grips. Mfg'd circa 1868 in quantity estimated at 14,000 guns. Condition is good to very good showing no original metal finish and an overall gunmetal gray color with scattered pinprick erosion. Barrel hinge is tight with no cracks; action is crisp; bores are shiny with clear rifling. Grips are smooth, without cracks or chips and show nice color. This iconic Remington Double Derringer has the distinction of being the only American firearm to remain in constant production for 69 years. Est.: $300-$450. (Antique)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver, with associated parts, #23333, .45 Colt CF cal., 5'' round barrel marked on top ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in one-line early italic font, later ejector rod with crescent-shaped head, 6-shot fluted cylinder, frame with early two-line 1871-1872 patent dates and cylinder pin retaining screw, loading gate stamped with correct batch number ''2012''; steel gripstraps with one-piece ivory grips. Originally mfg'd 1876. A composite gun having a mixture of original and later parts, accompanied by a plastic bag containing an extra cylinder, hammers (2), triggers (2), cylinder rotating pawl, and mainspring (broken). Condition is good as modified and refinished in overall heavy black finish including barrel, cylinder (with light dragline), frame, hammer (with sides polished bright) and gripstraps; the finish seems to have been applied over pitting/roughness, mainly on barrel and frame. The genuine ivory grips display a lovely deep coloration and fit well, with no cracks and two small chips at right side. Action is positive and locks up tightly; bore appears clean with distinct rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Colt Model 1877 Lightning Storekeeper's Model Double Action Revolver, without ejector, #106569, .38 Colt CF cal., 3.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co./Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in two lines on top, and ''Colt. D.A. 38'' on left side, 6-shot fluted cylinder, frame marked with three-line 1871-74-75 patent dates to left of an encircled ''Rampant Colt'' logo, originally blued and case hardened finishes, two-piece finely checkered dark brown hard rubber ''bird's head'' grips having the ''Rampant Colt'' logo in an oval relief panel at top. Mfg'd. 1897. Condition is very good to fine retaining approx. 50% barrel blue, thinning and darkening; cylinder with 20% thin and darkening blue and much blue in flutes; steel gripstraps retain approx. 90% blue on triggerguard and sides and top apron of backstrap; trigger with much original blue; case hardening on frame and hammer mostly a gunmetal gray color. Grips show smooth wear and clear details, fit perfectly and are without chips or cracks. Loading gate is correctly batch marked ''158'', screw slots are unblemished. Action is smooth in both single- and double action, bore is shiny with defined rifling. These ejectorless Lightnings employed their cylinder pin for removing spent cartridges. A nice Storekeeper's Model that will benefit with sympathetic cleaning. Est.: $400-$650. (Antique)

Antique Smith & Wesson Large Frame Double Action First Model Frontier Revolver, #3473, .44-40 cal., 5'' round barrel marked with two-line S& W address followed by eight 1865-1880 patent dates on top rib, 6-shot fluted 1-9/16'' long cylinder with distinctive long grooves between the two sets of stop notches, checkered brown hard rubber two-piece grips having an entwined ''S& W'' monogram within a raised panel. Originally finished in full nickel plating with case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1881-1898, this low number being from early production. Condition is very good retaining approx. 15% nickel (hard to discern as colors match) with scattered roughness, and traces of case hardening. Grips are lovely showing only minor wear, sharp checkering and nice relief details. Action is crisp and smooth; bore is frosted with sharp rifling; tip-up barrel hinge is strong. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Colt Factory Conversion of the Percussion Model 1861 Navy to a Metallic Revolver, #4472, .38 CF cal., 7.5'' round ''streamlined'' barrel with ejector rod on right side marked on top ''Address Col. Saml Colt New-York U.S. America'' in one line, 6-shot plain round cylinder, left side of frame with two-line 1871-72 patent dates, brass gripstraps with ''38 Cal'' stamped on left triggerguard bolster, with varnished one-piece walnut grips. Loading gate correctly batch marked ''472''. Originally with full nickel-plated finish. Mfg'd mid-1870s in a quantity of approx. 2,200 revolvers. Condition is about good showing approx. 60% renickeled finish (difficult to discern as colors match closely) over occasional pitting especially on left side of barrel; no cylinder engraving remains and barrel address is soft, but other markings are sharp; age patina to brass. Grips are solid showing use marks and chips out at both toes and fit well. Action is smooth and positive; bore appears clean with shallow rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Colt 1855 Root's Patent Model 2 Spurtrigger Percussion Pocket Revolver, #22757, .28 cal., 3.5'' octagonal barrel marked on top flat with two-line Colt name and Hartford, CT address flanked by pointing hands, round 5-shot cylinder roll engraved with the ''Log Cabin and Indian Fight'' scene, iconic side-hammer and ball lever catch, unique (for Colt) one-piece wraparound varnished burl walnut grips. Originally with blued and case hardened finishes. Condition is good retaining much of a blued refinish to frame (perhaps over cleaned light pitting), overall light nicks and dings, weak barrel markings and no visible cylinder scene. Grips show overall dings, scratches, shrinkage at backstrap, and chips out at both heels. Action functions (rather unusual for a Root); bore is dark with visible rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Civil War Spencer 7-Shot Repeating Lever Action Carbine, #45608, .52 RF (Spencer .56-56) cal., 22'' round barrel having integral block-blade front sight and single-leaf adjustable rear sight, top of steel receiver marked ''Spencer Repeating/Rifle Co., Boston, Mass./Pat'd. March 6, 1860'' in three lines, steel furniture including single barrel band, left-side sling bar and ring, sling swivel under buttstock, and steel buttplate; oil-finished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1863-65. Originally blued barrel with case hardened receiver, lever, barrel band, and buttplate having a sliding door opening to the magazine tube for cartridge loading. Condition is good showing no original finish but an overall dark aged patina with occasional scattered light erosion; hammer thumb spur broken off. Stocks are sound showing the expected dings and scrapes of hard wartime use. This is a complete and unaltered Civil War Spencer. Action functions; bore shows dark erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Antique Colt Burgess Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #1385, .44-40 CF cal., 20'' round barrel with integral block blade front and dovetailed adjustable leaf rear sights marked ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co., Hartford, CT. U.S.A./Pat. Jan. 7, 73, Oct. 19, 75, Apr. 1, 79, Dec. 7, 80, Dec. 13, 81, Jan. 3, 82.'' in two lines, full-length tubular under-barrel magazine, steel receiver and furniture including two barrel retaining bands, loop operating lever, hammer, trigger and buttplate, having a sliding trapdoor for cleaning rod (not present), walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1883-85. Originally with blued barrel, barrel bands, magazine tube, receiver and buttplate, case hardened lever and hammer, and oil-stained walnut stocks. Condition is good, the metal showing an overall gunmetal gray-brown patina with scattered roughness on barrel and magazine tube, with darkened case hardening. Stocks show scratches and dings (mostly on right side), a chip out at right rear of forend, and a later coat of varnish, but are sound and fit well. Action is tight and functions as designed, bore is clean showing light black powder etching and defined rifling. A scarce Colt longarms, as only 6,403 were made in just three years of production. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Sharps-Borchardt Model 1878 Two-Band Fullstock Military Rifle, #9528, .45-70 CF cal., 29.25'' round barrel marked ''Old Reliable'' and ''Sharps Rifle Co. Bridgeport, Conn.'' between breech and adjustable folding leaf rear sight, missing dovetailed front sight; flat-side steel receiver marked on the left ''Borchardt Patent/Sharps Rifle Co. Bridgeport, Conn./U.S.A.'' in three lines. Two-piece oil-finished walnut fullstock retained by two steel barrel bands with a steel nosecap and a coarsely checkered steel buttplate. Two rows of what may be initials were tapped into the left side between the bands, perhaps with a nail. The name ''T.L. Burk'' is stamped on the right side of receiver (indistinct), atop the breech (indistinct), on barrel above the rear band (indistinct), and clearly on the bottom of the forestock and in several places on both sides of the buttstock, as is a large ''B'' initial carved on the right. Condition is about good with barrel shortened from 32-1/8'', an overall deep brown age patina mixed with rust and scattered pitting to steel parts, and the expected wear/scars from military use to the wood stocks; factory markings are mostly clear; the steel ramrod is missing. Action is firm and smooth; bore is rusty but with distinct rifling and should clean. Mfg'd 1878-81 in a quantity of approx. 6,900 rifles, many of which went to foreign countries. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Civil War Allen & Wheelock Sidehammer Spurtrigger Pocket Revolver, #249 on frame under left grip and on both inside grip panels, .32 RF cal., 3.25'' octagonal barrel marked ''Allen & Wheelock Worcester Mass. U.S.'' and patent dates in two lines on left side, 6-shot plain round cylinder with serial number on rear between bores, full nickel-plated finish, two-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1859-1862 in quantity of approx. 1000 revolvers. Condition is about good retaining all of a re-nickeled finish. Grips show only minor wear and retain most original varnish. Action functions but does not revolver cylinder; bore is clean with defined rifling. A unique sidehammer design modeled after the Colt Model 1855 percussion revolver. Est.: $200-$300. (Antique)

Remington Rolling Block Military Single Shot Carbine, NVSN, .44 CF cal., 20.5'' round barrel with dovetailed blade front sight and short single-leaf rear sight; large No. 1 action is marked on upper tang ''Remington's Ilion, NY U.S.A.'' over four patent dates in two lines; steel furniture including triggerguard, buttplate, single barrel band with integral sling swivel, and sling swivel mounted under buttstock; oil-finished walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1867-88, originally with blued barrel and case hardened finishes. Condition is very good, the barrel with a deep brown patina and scattered light roughness, the balance a smooth gunmetal gray-brown. Stocks show minor age and use wear but smooth and sound with perhaps a later coat of varnish. Action is sure and smooth; bore is shiny with deep rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Lot of Two (2) French Swords: (1) NCO sword has a diamond-shaped 31.5'' blade, with light arsenal engraved markings near the ricasso. Blade shows pitting, age graying, and rust patina overall. Brass hilt and guard shows age and wear. There is an applied decoration of laurel leaves to the front top of the clamshell guard; underside of guard has a large ''20'' engraved into it, and there is a crack on one side. Handle is covered in twisted brass wire that is all intact. Overall length is 37''. No scabbard. (2) Artillery or Infantry Briquet Model with a 23'' flat clip-point blade. There is an arsenal engraved marking on the top spine of blade that reads ''Mre. de Klingenthal 1831''. Blade shows age graying, some light pitting, and is very sharp. Brass hilt and single branch guard is cast as one piece and is in good condition. Leather scabbard has brass fittings at the top and bottom, showing much age, cracking, and scuffs to the leather, but is sturdy. Overall length is 29.5''. Est.: $300-$600/lot.

French Model 1822 Cavalry Officer's Sword, with leather sword knot, in canvas and leather cover. The 34.75'' double fullered blade is bright with some light pitting and light sharpening. Arsenal marking on top spine of the blade has been ''XX''ed out. Brass guard features three branches with engraved decorations; pommel with oakleaf and floral decorations. Condition is very good. Handle is grooved horn and is missing its wire wrapping. There are a couple of chips and a tight hairline in the horn grip. Leather sword knot attached to the guard shows some age. Scabbard is covered with a tan woven cotton and brown leather cover, with partial leather lacing to retain it at the top. Cover shows stains, a couple of minor holes, and scuffs to the leather. Overall length is 43''. Est.: $450-$750.

Antique Belgian Screw-Barrel Single-Shot Percussion Shotgun, #404, 12mm cal., 33-3/4'' part round-part octagonal twisted steel barrel with tiny blade front and notched rear sights marked ''12.0'', ''404'' and with the oval ''E.L.G.'' Liege proofmark at breech; floral engraved boxlock action is marked ''J.J. Rissack/Brevete'' on long bottom tang; varnished walnut buttstock with carved aprons on both sides behind lock and checkered at wrist, with steel buttplate. Condition is very good, the steel parts retaining no original finish and with an overall brownish-gunmetal color, the barrel having a distinct twist pattern. Stock is solid retaining most of its original varnish finish, sharp checkering, softened carving on aprons, and lovely grain and color. Action is strong and sure; smoothbore is dirty about 20% of the way down, shiny thereafter. Probably intended for collecting birds or small game. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

Antique English Double Barrel Tap-Action Boxlock Percussion Pistol, by Henry Holland, NVSN, approx. .44 cal., 3.25'' round over-and-under screw-off barrels unmarked but for proofmarks; engraved frame marked ''Holland'' on left side and ''Burford'' on right and with proofmarks at bottom; unique sliding safety bar; folding/disappearing trigger, one-piece bag style grips appear to be rosewood with a vacant shield-shaped German silver nameplate inlaid at wrist. Tap action lever is mounted to left side of frame; when rotated up or down it selects which barrel will fire from the single hammer. Condition is very good+; smooth metal has a darkened bluish finish, with sharp markings and engraving. Grips are smooth and unblemished but for a chip out of bottom left side where they adjoin the frame. Action is crisp; bores are clean and smooth with polygonal rifling for about 1/4'' at muzzles. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Antique French Military Model 1822 Single Shot Percussion Pistol, by St. Etienne Armory, NVSN, approx. .75 cal., 7-7/8'' octagon-to-round thin wall barrel with unusual post-type front sight and notched rear sight, barrel tang marked ''Mle 1822'' (faint), iron lockplate marked ''Mre Impale'' over ''de St. Etienne'', hammer with distinctive straight thumb spur, iron backstrap runs full-length from barrel tang to buttcap; brass barrel band, serpentine sideplate, brass triggerguard and buttcap with long tang and iron lanyard mount. One-piece European walnut stock stamped with circular arsenal cartouche and multiple inspectors' marks. Condition is good showing no original finish and heavy black powder pitting covering most of the barrel under a dark age patina; lockplate is smooth dark metal with clear markings; brass shows an aged patina. Stock is solid showing many faint arsenal and inspector marks and a later coat of varnish. Missing brass sideplate, ramrod and lanyard ring. Action is stout; bore is dark and pitted. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

U.S. Model 1795 Type III Harpers Ferry Flintlock Infantry Musket, NVSN, .69 cal. smoothbore, 44.75'' round barrel with integral bayonet stud mounted at top behind muzzle; the flat beveled-edge iron lockplate with integral pan and teat at rear is marked with a small spread eagle holding a shield and olive branches ahead of the flat, double-necked flint cock and ''Harpers / Ferry / 1815'' in three vertical lines behind; iron furniture throughout including serpentine sideplate held by two large screws, heavy trigger, triggerguard with rounded upper and lower finials and a sling swivel at front, three spring-retained barrel bands (center with sling swivel; front with integral blade sight), and button-tipped ramrod. One-piece oil-finished walnut fullstock with a large, clear ''V/JS'' inspector's mark ahead of ''V/AT'' (obscured) on left side raised apron. Mfg'd 1815, in a quantity of just 5,340 pieces. Appears to be in original flintlock configuration, with unbushed touchhole. Condition is good, with iron parts having a deep, light to moderately pitted brown patina obscuring most markings but for those on lockplate. Stock is sound with a few expected marks from military use; all components appear original. An interesting Model 1795 musket, scarce today in this ''attic-found'' condition, which will undoubtedly benefit from a sympathetic cleaning and a little TLC. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Harpers Ferry Model 1816 Single Shot Flintlock Infantry Musket Altered to Percussion, NVSN, .69 smoothbore cal., 42'' round barrel with integral bayonet lug on top behind muzzle; part-beveled lockplate with pointed rear marked ''(spread-wing eagle)/US'' ahead of hammer, and ''Harpers/Ferry/1834'' behind in three lines vertically, and retains its original brass flintlock pan; all iron furniture including large military-style hammer, serpentine sideplate, trigger, triggerguard with long rear tang and front sling swivel, three spring retained barrel bands (middle with sling swivel, double-strap upper band with integral blade front sight), buttplate marked ''U.S.'' ahead of top tang screw, and button-tip ramrod; oil-finished one-piece walnut fullstock having the very low comb typical of this model. Mfg'd 1816-40; originally with bright, browned, or a combination of both finishes. Condition is good showing an overall deep brown color with scattered moderate-to-deep pitting, especially heavy at breech-nipple area; markings are clear with the exception of those at breech area of barrel. Stock is solid with a longitudinal grain crack emanating from buttplate on right side and another at lower left, and some expected light dings from age and use. The gun is complete, original (with the exception of the alteration to percussion) and in an untouched ''attic'' state. Action functions; bore is dark. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Springfield Model 1842 Percussion Infantry Musket, NVSN, .69 smoothbore cal., 42'' round barrel with integral bayonet lug mounted below and just behind muzzle; beveled steel lockplate marked with spread-wing American eagle over ''US'' ahead of hammer and ''Spring/field/1846'' in three lines vertically behind; iron furniture including serpentine sideplate, three spring-retained barrel bands (sling swivel on middle band, double-strap front band with integral front sight), triggerguard with long rear tang and front-mounted sling swivel, buttplate marked ''US'' ahead of top tang screw, iron ramrod, and walnut fullstock. Mfg'd 1844-55, originally with metal left in the ''bright'' and oil-finished stock. Condition is about good as-found, with iron parts showing the deep dark-brown patina of great age with scattered erosion that is quite heavy at nipple and breech area; markings are mostly clear (excepting barrel at breech). Stock is sound with the expected nicks and scrapes of age and hard military use; all parts fit well and appear original. Sling swivels were removed long ago; the ramrod a contemporary replacement; a notched ramp-type rear sight made of hardwood is mounted ahead of the breech; initials are carved into both sides of the buttstock. Action is strong; bore appears smooth and clean. A desirable Model '42 musket with this Mexican War-Era date, which will improve with a thorough cleaning. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

1840 Pattern Civil War U.S. NCO Sword, with 32'' wide fullered blade showing even light rust patina with bright spots showing through. There are a few edge nicks, and the maker's mark is illegible. Faint date of 1862 just showing through at the ricasso. Brass hilt retains quite a bit of its fire gilt gold finish, the worn spots showing a dark red brass patina. White painted old museum inventory number on bottom of guard. Faint inspector's mark of J.H.(?) and number 12 on bottom of crossguard. Handle and guard are tight. No scabbard. Est.: $350-$500.

Civil War Era Model 1860 U.S. Staff & Field Officer's Sword, with etched decorated diamond-shaped blade. The 32.5'' blade has ''U.S.'', American eagle, and military motif decorations. There is no maker's mark on the blade. The clamshell guard and handle fittings have a nice dark uncleaned patina; rear clamshell is folding type and works properly. Hand grip is covered in sharkskin and has a single twisted brass wire wrapping. Knuckle guard bow has a wavy bend in it. Handle is tight to the blade. Scabbard shows a rusted patina to the plated surface, mostly on one side, the other having a more scattered rusted appearance. Est.: $250-$400.

Model 1860 U.S. Staff & Field Officers Sword, post-Civil War, with nickel-plated plain blade, no maker's marks. Clamshell front guard with a short upturned guard on the rear. Old museum number on the inside of guard. Worn sharkskin grip with a single twisted brass wire wrapping. Gilt finish remains mostly intact on the front clamshell and the knuckle guard, the pommel showing a dark red brass patina. Bright nickel-plated scabbard with gilt hanger fittings. The lower drag fitting looks like an old fabricated replacement. Blade is 28'' long, overall length is 36''. Est.: $150-$300.

Antique Remington No. 1 Heavy Barrel Large Caliber Rolling Block Single Shot Sporting Rifle, NVSN, .45-70 CF cal., 30'' blued octagonal barrel with dovetailed blade front and open leaf rear sights; case hardened steel receiver with automatic cartridge ejector marked on upper tang ''Remingtons, Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A./Pat. May 3d, Nov 15th, 1864, April 14th, 1865'' in two lines; steel furniture including loop triggerguard, buttplate, and nosecap; oil-stained straight grain walnut forend and buttstock. Mfg'd 1868-88. Condition is fair to good, the steel surfaces having a dark gunmetal gray-brown patina with scattered heavier crusty erosion, mainly at right side of receiver, barrel breech area, triggerguard and buttplate. Stocks are sound and fit well with some expected scattered dings, the buttstock with a cut at front of comb where perhaps a tang sight was once fitted. Action functions; bore is surprisingly clean with defined rifling. While down in condition, this is nevertheless a desirable Remington sporting rifle with its heavy barrel and large caliber. Est.: $450-$650. (Antique)

Stevens New Model Medium Frame Spurtrigger Tip-Up Pocket Rifle, Second Issue, With Detachable Skeleton Shoulder Stock, #2160, .22 RF cal., blued 20'' octagonal barrel with hooded Beach-style front and folding adjustable rear sights marked on left angled flat ''J. Stevens & Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass. Pat. Sept. 6, 1864'' in 1 line; nickel-plated steel frame with barrel release button, bushed firing pin, integral spurtrigger and gripstraps; blued hammer and trigger; two-piece varnished walnut grips; matching nickel-plated skeleton stock. Mfg'd 1875-96. Condition is good to very good, the barrel retaining 85% original deep blue showing scattered light dings; the frame, gripstraps and stock with 15% nickel mixed with rust corrosion and flaking; the grips fit well without cracks or chips. Action is tight and smooth; bore will clean with distinct rifling. Will benefit from a thorough cleaning; quite desirable with the matching skeleton stock. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Stevens No. 41 (5th Model) Single Shot Spurtrigger Tip-Up Pocket Pistol, #24015, .22 RF cal., blued 3.5'' part octagon-part round barrel with integral blade front and grooved rear sights, and automatic ejector, marked on top flat in italic letters ''J. Stevens A. & T. Co./Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A.'' in two lines, nickel-plated iron frame with integral gripstraps, and two-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1864-1916. Condition is excellent, the barrel retaining approx. 85% original blue finish, the frame retaining virtually all of its original nickel finish with occasional minor flaking, the hammer and trigger retaining darkening blue. Grips retain approx. 95% of their original varnish, fit well and with excellent color. Action is crisp, bore shows light etching with discernable rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

Stevens Diamond No. 43 2nd Issue Single Shot Spurtrigger Tip-Up Pistol, #61976, .22 RF cal., blued 6'' part octagon-part round barrel, with dovetailed brass front and open rear sights, marked on left angled flat ''J. Stevens A. & T. Co./Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A.'' in two lines; nickel-plated iron frame and gripstraps, two-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1896-1916. Condition is fine, the barrel with a smooth bluish-gray color, the frame retaining virtually all of its original nickel finish (difficult to discern as coloration matches closely), hammer and trigger retaining nice case hardening hues. Grips with approx. 95% of their original varnish and fit well with excellent color. Action is crisp, bore shows etching with discernable rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser Model 1914 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #623521, .32 ACP cal., 3.5'' barrel, blue finish, wraparound checkered walnut grips, with one factory magazine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85%-90% blue. Rear portion of frame has been polished and numbered 521; magazine is numbered 389. Extractor retains little original finish. Grips with moderate to heavy flattening to thinly pressed checkering. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

WWII P.08 Luger, by Mauser, #5338, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black plastic grips, front strap marked ''R.S.2.194'', with one late-war blue-bodied fxo marked magazine. 1940 marked chamber, ''42'' to central toggle link, ''Gesichert'' to thumb safety, and ''Geladen'' to extractor. All visible matching numbers. Condition is excellent as professionally refinished, retaining approx. 97% blue. Grips with moderate to heavy losses of checks. Trigger return spring needs replacement. Bore is bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Late WWII Black Widow Luger, with holster, #7289c, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, black checkered plastic grips, with one late-war blue-bodied fxo marked magazine. Chamber dated ''42'', central toggle link marked ''byf'', ''Gesichert'' marked thumb safety, ''Geladen'' to extractor. All visible matching serial numbers. Condition is excellent as expertly restored, retaining approx. 98%+ of a later finish. Grips are excellent and may be of later mfg. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Brown leather holster marked ''WwMg/41'' with ''Mg10'' ampt. Holster with tight dark stitching, light scuffs, and solid strap and latch. One ''35'' marked combination tool included. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Swedish Model 1887 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #8939, 7.5x22mm cal., 4.5'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stocks with lanyard ring, fixed inverted ''V'' front sight and ''V'' notched rear sight. Marked on left side of frame ''HUSQVARNA/HR''. Matching numbers except cylinder. Stamped unit/rack number on right side of frame ''L No 5395''. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal with areas of speckling on the frame and discoloration on the cylinder. Grips are almost excellent with just a couple of small chips and minor flattening. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent, chambers are clean. No visible import stamps. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Italian Model 1938 Mannlicher Carcano Bolt Action Rifle, #AE3034, 6.5x52mm Carcano cal., 20.9'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and fixed notch rear sight. Marked on top of barrel shank ''(crown)RE TERNI'', and on right side with the fascist ''1940 XVIII''. Matching number stamped on left side of buttstock. Missing folding bayonet. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, and light rust speckling across the bottom of the magazine and triggerguard. Wood is very good showing light sanding and an even varnish finish. Action is smooth, bore is very good with strong rifling. Includes a brown leather sling in very good condition stamped with an ''SA'' Finnish army property stamp and one charger clip. Est.: $300-$450. (C&R)

Imperial Russian Model 1895 Nagant ''Gas Seal'' Double Action Revolver, manufactured at Tula Arsenal, importer applied #189504682, 7.62x38mmR cal., 4.5'' barrel, blued finish, checkered wood grips, blade front sight, fixed ''U''-notched rear sight, with lanyard ring. Imperial Tula marks on left side of frame have been partially defaced (stamped over), dated ''1908'', with arsenal refurbishment stamp. Right side of frame is import marked by CAI and renumbered upon importation. The numbers that are visible on the cylinder match what is visible in the original serial number. Metal rates as very good, most of the arsenal re-blued finish remains, which was applied over areas of light to moderate pitting. Grips are excellent and show little wear, checkering is sharp. Very good action; bore with some very light frosting, rifling is excellent. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Rock-ola M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #4588541, .30 Carbine cal., 18'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, flat bolt, blade front sight with early two-position flip rear sight. Marked on chamber ''U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1'', and on rear of receiver ''ROCK-OLA''. Barrel behind front sight is marked ''ROCK-OLA''. There is also a ''P'' stamped on top of exposed barrel. There are no markings on the stock. No magazine is included. The front sling swivel and safety lever have been replaced by non-standard commercial parts. Condition overall is very good as refinished with almost all of the dark reblue remaining on the metal. Many of the markings are faded due to being polished during the refinishing process. Stock is very good with handling marks and has added varnish applied. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

British Webley Mk VI Double Action Revolver, #419338,.45ACP cal., 6'' barrel, blued finish, black vulcanite grips, blade front sight and notched rear sight. Marked on left side of frame ''WEBLEY PATENTS 1918'' around ''MARK VI'', and on left side barrel extension ''MARK VI'', ''18'' along with a broad arrow and proof and view marks. Australian ''Broad Arrow inside D'' ownership stamps on left side of frame and barrel. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Revolver has been converted to .45 ACP by shaving rear of cylinder. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on metal surfaces. Left grip has a piece missing from the underside, otherwise very good with flattening and fading. Lanyard ring was removed with a hacksaw, leaving a stub in place inside the grip and a score line across the bottom of the grip. Action cycles smoothly; bore is very good, the chambers are clean. No visible import stamps. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Model 1917 Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, by Eddystone, #505966, .30-06 cal., 26'' barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. MODEL OF 1917 Eddystone'', and on barrel behind front sight ''E/(flaming bomb)/4-18''. Eagle head inspection stamp on stock forward of triggerguard and ''R'' stamp on tip of forend. ''K'' and flaming bomb on underside of bolt handle. There is stock bedding visible under the front band. Condition overall is very good with over 85% finish remaining on metal surfaces, with added dark refinish on receiver and rust and patina on the buttplate. Wood is very good with added gloss varnish applied showing a few handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is very good. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

British No. 1 Mk III Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #S8148, .303 British cal., 25.2'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable leaf rear sight. Marked on right side of action body ''(crown) G.R LSA CO.LD 1915 SHT.L.E III''. Matching numbers on bolt handle, rear sight, and nosecap. No serial numbers on magazine. Condition overall is very good with approx. 80% finish remaining on the metal with the nose cap and front band refinished. Wood has been sanded and refinished with a flat stain. Action is smooth, bore is excellent. Import stamped on left side of receiver. Includes a British cotton sling in good condition which has a name written on it. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Lot of Three (3) Bayonets, including Dutch M1895 Navy Bayonet: 1.) Dutch M1895 Navy bayonet, no scabbard, tip is broken and the blade measures 13-5/8'', retaining most of the blue finish; 18-3/8'' overall; wood handle with oval steel plate and hooked quillon, both with a dark patina; no chips or cracks to the grips. Numbered ''3572''. Overall condition is good. A scarce bayonet. 2.) Spanish Model 1913 with scabbard, numbered ''2001'' on bayonet; 15.5'' bright blade with some scattered slight dark spots and a few small nicks to the sharpened edge, ''Artilleria'' markings are only partially visible; 20.5'' overall; checkered wood grips are very good for their age showing signs of normal light wear. Leather scabbard with metal tip and is missing the metal throat piece. Scabbard needs repair at the seams and throat; leather is pliable with no major cracking. Overall this bayonet rates as good. 3.) British Pattern 1907 Bayonet with scabbard, blade measures 16.75'' and is very good overall with a partial thin layer of grease, maker's marks are not clear but ''6 43'', ''X'', and remnants of a ''(broad arrow)'' are visible; 21-5/8'' overall; wood handle with oil darkening and impressions. Included is a leather bodied scabbard with steel tip and throat; scabbard metal and leather are dark; stitching is tight. Condition overall is good. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Nazi 2nd Model Luftwaffe Officer's Dagger. Plain bright blade is maker marked at the ricasso area by Robt. Klaas in Solingen with the ''kissing cranes logo''. Aluminum fittings for the eagle crossguard and pommel with swastika, and traces of gilt finish on the pommel and crossguard swastikas. Steel band at lower grip decorated with oakleaves. White composite grip with spongy twisted wire wrapping. Condition is good overall, with a couple of light hairlines in the white grip. Pebble-finished scabbard with aluminum bands decorated with oakleaves and two hanger rings. Blade is 10'' long, overall length is 16.5'' long. Est.: $400-$600.

Lot of Two (2) Royal Thailand Naval Officer's Daggers. Blades with nicely etched engraved panels of floral decorations and bright nickel plating. Oval maker's mark for E.&F. Horster in Solingen, and marked ''Germany'' at the ricasso, with thin green felt blade washers. Grips are covered in white rayskin and have three strands of twisted brass wire wrapping. Gilted brass pommels and backstraps feature an elephant's head. ''S''-shaped gilted brass crossguards with push button catch. Scabbards are covered in dark blue leather and have gilted brass fittings at top and bottom. Leather is in very nice condition, with some losses to the gilt finish on pommels and backstrap areas. Blades measure 9-7/8'', overall length is 16.5''. Est.: $300-$600/lot.

Russian Capture German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #985, 8x57mm cal., 23.62'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with Mauser Werke AG code ''S/42G''. Mismatched parts. Bolt, triggerguard, and magazine floorplate have been renumbered to match. Mismatched ''3151'' stamped on left side of buttstock in area of stock that has been sanded to a flat shape. Soviet ''Diamond 3'' stamped on right side of buttstock. Cleaning rod and front triggerguard locking screw are included. Bolt will close on empty magazine. Condition overall is very good with over 95% of the dark refinish remaining on metal surfaces, with frosting and light scratches on the barrel. Buttplate is bright. Stock has been sanded on right side of forend and shows areas of flaking to the Soviet shellac finish which was applied over old dents and scratches. Action is smooth, bore is dark with good rifling. Includes a German leather sling in good condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Finnish Model 28/30 Civil Guard Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #108371, 7.62x54R cal., 27'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable leaf rear sight. Marked on barrel shank with Sako gearwheel logo over ''D'', ''SKY'', and ''1939''. ''HV'' stamped on right side of magazine. Sako logo over ''38'' stamped on right side of buttstock. ''82'' stamped on barrel behind the front sight. ''03'' stamped on buttplate. Mismatched number on bolt and magazine floorplate. Includes cleaning rod. Condition overall is very good with over 95% of the dark finish remaining on metal surfaces. Wood has a dark even color and old handling marks and scratches. Action is smooth, bore is dark in the grooves with very good rifling. Import stamped on right rear of receiver. An unmarked green cotton and leather sling and dog collars are included. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Soviet M91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #KKH3282, 7.62x54R cal., 28.7'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on barrel shank with ''(Soviet crest)/1944r'' and the Izhevsk Arsenal stamp. A refurbishment mark has been stamped below the serial number. Mismatched number on bolt, other numbers match. Cleaning rod included. Rifle shows evidence of having once been a sniper rifle, as the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope that was removed with grinding and other marks visible. Stock has a wood splice added where the slot for the scope base was mounted. Condition is very good as arsenal refinished, with approx. 80% finish remaining on metal surfaces with areas of thinning. Wood has scattered areas of its shellac finish remaining with overall handling marks. Cleaning rod channel area has been sanded. Action is smooth, bore is very good. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R)

U.S. M1 Carbine, by Inland, #73957, .30 Carb. cal., 18'' Inland barrel dated 10-42, parkerized finish, Inland oval-cut low-wood stock with four-rivet upper handguard, Type III stamped rear sight, flat blue bolt, Type II ''UI'' marked barrel band, checkered push-button safety, with post-WWII green canvas sling. Condition is near excellent. Carbine retains approx. 95% somewhat toning finish. Stock with very light marks from handling. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Polish M44 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with folding bayonet, #BDO8729, 7.62x54R cal., 20.4'' barrel, blued/parkerized finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on barrel shank with faint Polish ''(circle)11/1952''. ''OW inside Diamond'' stamped on right side of buttstock. Bolt appears to be a non-Polish replacement and is mismatched, other numbers match. Condition overall is very good. Receiver, barrel, and magazine appear to have been reblued. Buttplate has parkerized finish. Metal retains almost all of the reblued finish. Wood is very good and has had an oil finish applied over light handling marks. Bore is dark with frosting forward of the chamber, otherwise very good with very good rifling. The bolt sticks before lock up but does close fully. Bayonet is excellent and functions smoothly. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

WWII Ithaca Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #91460, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, nickel finish with gold small parts, WWII era Keyes fibre grips with small reinforcing rings, and one blue steel magazine. Condition is very good as later nickel plated. Markings remain mostly crisp. Nickel with light to moderate overall scuffs. Thinning to gold plate on grip screws, hammer and trigger. Grips are about fine with minor flattening. Good action, very good to near fine bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 1911 U.S. Army Set of Parts, less frame, including slide with sights dating from about 1914, firing pin, extractor, firing pin retaining plate, ''HS'' marked 5'' barrel with fine bore, long smooth trigger, barrel bushing, sear, disconnector and pin, mag release assembly, spring plunger and cap, checkered slide stop and safety, flat smooth WWI mainspring assembly with retaining pin, duckbill hammer strut and pin, grip safety, sear spring, hammer pin, four grip screws, and safety slide release plunger assembly. Condition to all parts is very good with mild surface pitting to slide and moderate toning to trigger and mainspring housing. All other parts retain at least 80% original finish. Est.: $300-$500/set.

Czech Model VZ-24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #H55649, 8x57mm cal., 23.23'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with Czech rampart lion crest, and on left side receiver rail ''CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA,A.S,BRNO VZ.24''. Matching number stamped on left side of buttstock. Top of bolt has been ground flat and renumbered matching serial number has been stamped on. Condition overall is very good as refinished, with almost all of the re-blue remaining on the metal, and a series of scratches showing on the floorplate and triggerguard. Wood is very good with a rough flat finish and an even overall color showing a few light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Yugoslavian Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #Z3143, 8x57mm cal., 23.62'' barrel, blued finish, laminated stock with cupped type buttplate, inverted ''V'' front sight with hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with Yugoslavian crest, and on left side ''PREDUZECE 44''. Left side receiver rail marked ''Mod.98''. Cleaning rod included. Matching numbers. Arsenal repaired crack on left side of stock at magazine. Condition overall is very good with approx. 95% of the bluing remaining on metal surfaces. Wood is very good with an even color and overall bruises and scratches. Action is smooth, bore is fair with a large dark rough area at mid barrel. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $300-$450. (C&R)

Chilean Model 1912 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #A5678, 7x57mm cal., 29'' barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with Chilean crest over ''MODELO 1912'', and on left side receiver rail ''WAFFENFABRIK STEYR AUSTRIA''. Chilean crest over ''1912'' is also stamped on left side of buttstock. Mismatched number on bolt handle, other numbers match. Includes cleaning rod. Front band has parade hook. Rear sling swivel is detachable type. Condition overall is very good with the bright receiver, bolt, and other parts cleaned with steel wool. Barrel retains approx. 60% of its blued finish. Wood has been sanded and left unfinished with overall old scratches and handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

British Webley Mk IV Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #166788, .38 S&W cal., 5'' barrel, black painted finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and square notch rear sight, with lanyard ring. Marked on top of barrel extension ''WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD''; ''WAR FINISH'' marked on left side of frame; ''WEBLEY'' logo on grips. London export proofmarks on right side of barrel. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% painted refinish remaining on metal surfaces. Grips are very good with chips and scratches from use. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent and chambers are clean. Some play in cylinder. British Pattern 37 military holster is marked ''M.W.& S.LTD 1942'' and is missing the closure snap on flap, otherwise very good condition. Est.: $400-$550. (C&R/PPT)

Sauer & Sohn Model 38H Semi-Automatic Pistol, #467065, .32 ACP cal., 3.5'' barrel, wartime blue finish, SuS'' marked black phenolic stocks, in brown leather wartime holster with two (2) magazines (one marked ''Cal.7,65.'', the other with ''SuS'' logo). ''Stick eagle 37'' proofmark to left triggerguard bow; right rear portion of frame with ''Eagle/N'' commercial proofmark. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% factory blue with very minor thinning at forward edges of slide and some very minor thinning to right side of pistol. Crisp grips and action, bright bore. Holster with some external scuffing. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 14 Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Nagoya, with leather holster, #59916, 8mm, 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, serrated mahogany grips, with one matching numbered blue-bodied magazine. Mfg'd Dec. 1942 (17-12). Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 90% thinning blue. Grips with circle scratch to left panel from safety. Good action, mirror bright bore. Holster with some losses to stitching. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

1937 dated P.08 Luger Brown Leather Holster, by Gebruder Klinge, Dresden (1937), with WaA 142 Waffenampt. Condition is fine with light scuffing and tight stitching. Good strap. Est.: $300-$400.

Spanish Air Force Model 44 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #EA23982, 8x57mm cal., 23.6'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with Spanish Air Force crest, and on left side ''cal 7.92''. Matching numbers. Comb of stock has five lines punched into the wood with a chisel. Buttplate scratched when screw removed. Condition overall is very good with approx. 70% finish remaining on the metal with thinning and browning. Wood is very good with an even finish and overall bruises and scratches. Action is smooth, bore is fair with darkening and roughness throughout. No visible import marks. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Spanish M-1916 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #L1729, 7x57mm cal., 21.75'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Spanish crest arsenal removed from receiver ring. ''V'' stamp on wrist of stock. Includes cleaning rod. Matching number on bolt handle. Condition overall is very good as refinished with approx. 90% of the reblued finish remaining on the metal, with scattered rust and patina spots across the surfaces. Bolt has been polished. Wood has had a coat of stain applied over light handling marks. Action is smooth, bore has some darkening and roughness, especially toward the muzzle. Cleaning rod has spots of old rust. No visible import stamps. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

U.S. Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, by Springfield, #989867, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, black finish, hardwood scant type stock, blade front sight without hood and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903'', and on barrel behind the front sight ''(circle S)/(flaming bomb)/9 44''. Rifle appears to be a Greek Army issued rifle imported to the U.S. Non-matching serial numbers have been electric-pencil engraved on the bolt handle and stamped on right side of buttstock. Rifle is coated in cosmoline. Condition overall is very good with almost all of the black finish remaining on the metal, with light scratches on the front sight band. Wood is very good with minor handling marks. Bore is filled with cosmoline; action is smooth but safety lever is jammed (possibly with cosmoline) in the fire position. No visible import stamps. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Remington P-17 Bolt Action Rifle, with one extra barrel in government wrap, #506101, .30-06 cal., 26'' barrel, parkerized finish, finger-groove walnut stock, barrel dated 8-18. Condition is very good, with inter-war parkerized receiver. Thinning to nomenclature on receiver ring. Winchester mfg'd stock with oil darkening, mild impressions, and no signs of additional sanding. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

British No. 4 Mk 1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #13929, .303 British cal., 25.2'' barrel, black painted/blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight with protecting ears and adjustable folding leaf with aperture rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver ''No 4.Mk1'', and on left side of action body with ''BW'' serial number prefix over the Maltby Arsenal code ''M'' and ''1944''. Matching serial number on bolt handle that may be renumbered from a different rifle. Faint serial number on forend. Magazine is from a Canadian Long Branch rifle with stamped serial number 55L8157 on bottom #2 bolt head. Buttplate is zinc. Birmingham export proofs on top of barrel. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% of the partial refinish remaining on metal surfaces. Forend and front handguard have been sanded and stained to a flat matte color; rear handguard and buttstock have a semi gloss finish, all showing light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. No recent import stamps. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

U.S. Krag Model 1898 Bolt Action Rifle, by Springfield Armory, #146895, .30-40 cal., 30'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, cartouched walnut stock, sling swivels, and modern brown leather sling. Condition is very good retaining approx. 65% thinning blue. Faint cartouche to walnut stock, crack in forend near chamber area and again in front of rear sight. Good action, fair bore. Est.: $350-$500. (Antique)

Winchester-Lee Straight Pull Bolt Action Clip-Fed Cartridge Sporting Rifle, #14644, 6mm Lee (.236) cal., blued 24'' rapid-taper round barrel with tall bead-blade front and adjustable sporting rear sights is marked with the maker's name and address on top ahead of rear sight, and ''Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder'' in two lines and ''.236 U.S.N.'' at breech; blued steel receiver is marked with the maker's name, address and four patent dates on left side in two lines; oil-stained walnut pistol-grip halfstock with plain steel buttplate. Mfg'd 1906, originally with full-blued finish. Condition is very good, the barrel retaining approx. 5% original blue with dings at rear sight mount and the balance a gunmetal gray, the receiver with 30% blue mixing with a smooth brown patina, the finger-groove stock with Schnabel-type tip and a Winchester-marked hard rubber pistol-grip cap is sound and clean showing use marks mainly at forend and a filled inletted area at top of wrist where likely once was a tang sight; the buttplate with mild erosion. Missing cartridge clip. Action is smooth and crisp; bore is bright with deep rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Swedish Model 38 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #639211, 6.5x55mm cal., 23.6'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight with added sight hood and adjustable folding leaf rear sight, and cleaning rod. Marked on receiver ring ''HUSQVARNA VAPENFABRIKS AKTIEBOLAG 1942''. Matching numbers. Right side buttstock has round disc showing bore wear, etc.; a rectangular range/sighting plate is also attached. A commercial muzzlebrake has been attached to the threaded muzzle. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, which has thinned bright on the magazine floorplate. Wood is also very good with just a few light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Swedish leather sling in good condition is included. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Stevens Model 325 Bolt Action Rifle, NVSN, .30-30 cal., 21'' barrel, blue finish, one-piece pistol grip hardwood stock, black plastic buttplate, blade front sight with brass bead, notched elevator rear sight, and includes one 4-round magazine. Metal is very good with approx. 90% remaining blue finish, with scattered light scratches and small handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Wood has been lightly sanded and refinished with an oil type finish; left side with a few impressions; right side is cracked at the bolt cut out and has been repaired most likely with an adhesive as there are no pins visible. Smooth action, bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Italian M1938 Carcano Bolt Action Rifle, with folding bayonet and scabbard, #UA7564, 7.35x 51 mm cal., 20.9'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and fixed rear sight. Marked on top of barrel shank ''BERETTA GARDONE'', and on right side with the Fascist ''1939-XVII''above a crossed rifle stamp. Faint unreadable serial number stamped on left side of buttstock. Condition overall is good with approx. 70% finish remaining on the metal with the balance browning. Buttplate has a large area of rust. Wood has been sanded and refinished with overall handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is poor with rust throughout. No visible import stamps. Bayonet and scabbard are very good with minor wear to the blade and handle and areas of patina on the scabbard. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Hungarian M44 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with folding bayonet, #BD7518, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 20.2'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on barrel shank with ''02/1953'' and Hungarian crest. ''02'' and ''B'' stamped on right side of buttstock. ''02'' marked on bolt handle and other components. Matching numbers, with cleaning rod. Condition overall is very good with approx. 70% finish remaining on the metal with the bolt bright. There is a 1'' chip at the cleaning rod channel, otherwise, wood is very good with an even color and overall handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Import stamped on left side of barrel. Bayonet operates smoothly but point of blade shows minor damage. Est.: $350-$450. (C& R)

British P-14 Bolt Action Rifle, by Remington, #190276, .303 cal., 26'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and upper handguard, with P37 tan canvas sling, and one Remington mfg'd bayonet with leather frog and scabbard. Condition is fine as refinished, retaining approx. 92% of a well-applied blue/black finish with losses in actioning areas of bolt, and mild pitting underneath the finish on front sight. Matching numbered bolt. Walnut stock with mild impressions, somewhat more pronounced to both sides above and just forward of triggerguard. Good action, fair bore. Remington made bayonet is marked ''1913/6-17''; obverse with British proof and U.S. markings. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

British P-14 Bolt Action Rifle, by Remington, with bayonet and scabbard, #190276, .303 British cal., 26'' barrel, blued/parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protecting ears and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. Marked on top of receiver ring with ''RE'' along with British proof and inspection stamps. ''R'' stamp on underside of bolt handle. An asterisk has been added to the receiver ring and top of bolt handle. Mismatched number on rear sight leaf, matching number on bolt handle. Condition overall is very good with approx. 95% finish remaining on the reblued metal. Wood is very good with dark color and a few impressions and handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is dark with rust but may clean better. No visible import stamps. Bayonet is marked ''1913 6 17/REMINGTON''. British inspection stamps have been struck out and ''U.S'' overstamped. Condition overall is very good with a couple of small nicks to the blade and a mottled appearance to the metal; latch operates smoothly. Scabbard appears to be a U.S. M1917 model with the belt hooks removed and an unmarked British leather frog added. Both in very good condition. Includes a British cotton sling in good condition. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Custom Randall Model 2 ''Fighting Stiletto'' Fixed Blade Knife, 6'' blade with standard Randall logo, 10-1/2'' overall length. Handle appears to be stabilized maple, with a reduced brass hilt, with red/white/dark center all thin spacers. No sheath. Blade is in excellent as new condition with the factory edge. Brass shows mild toning. If holding the knife flat with the Randall logo facing up, left side of the handle with a thin semi-circular crack approx. 2'' down from the hilt. Although you can feel the crack with your finger, the handle feels solid. Est.: $300-$400.

Randall Model 2 ''Fighting Stiletto'' Fixed Blade Knife, with sheath, 5'' blade with standard Randall logo, opposite side marked ''Wm C. GRAHAM - 1058''. 9-1/2'' overall length, commando-shaped black micarta handle with all red spacers, and nickel silver double hilt. In brown leather Randall sheath with Randall logo on the backside as well as ''2 5'', and smooth nickel-plated snap. In overall very good used condition. Blade with a clean cutting edge, no nicks or chips; tip with a spot of darkening and what looks like very fine cleaned pitting. Hilt with slight micro-scratching and a few dark spots to one side. Micarta is near excellent with minor handling marks but does have a thin gap along most of the area where the handle and spacers meet; odd as the knife does not appear to have ever been taken apart, etc. Sheath rates as fine and shows normal signs of moderate age and wear with a little darkening at the throat; stitching and seams are excellent. Est.: $250-$350.

Limited Edition 1 of 250 Etched Blade ''Lee & Jackson'' Buck Model 110 Folding Knife, commemorating Robert E. Lee and Thomas ''Stonewall'' Jackson, etched blade with gold highlighted Civil War scene and reads ''Lee & Jackson 1 of 250''. Backside of blade is numbered ''084/250''. Wood handles with nickel silver pins and bolsters. Included is a gray velvet clamshell case, COA, misc. factory paperwork, plain cardboard sleeve and the original box with Buck label. Mfg'd in 1990. Overall condition is excellent, never carried or sharpened. Bolsters with intermittent micro-scratching. Handles, case, box, etc. are as new. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition 1 of 250 Etched Blade ''Gray Ghost'' Buck Model 112 Folding Knife, commemorating General John S. Mosby, etched gold highlighted blade with an image of Mosby and small Civil War scene and reads ''John S. Mosby/The Gray Ghost/1 of 250''. Backside of blade is numbered ''084/250''. Wood handles with nickel silver pins and bolsters. Included is a gray velvet clamshell case, COA, misc. factory paperwork, plain cardboard sleeve and the original box with Buck label. Mfg'd in 1988. Overall condition is excellent appearing as new, never carried or sharpened. Bolsters with intermittent micro-scratching. Handles, case, box, etc. are also as new. Est.: $150-$250.

Limited Edition Chuck Buck Signature Series Model 103 Skinning Knife, gold etched blade with image of Chuck Buck and gold facsimile of his signature. Backside of the blade is numbered ''15/1000''. Laminate wood handle with brass hilt and pommel. In the original box with brown leather sheath, COA, and other misc. factory paperwork. Overall condition is excellent, appearing as new. Brass pieces with mild toning. Sheath we a small slice/split below the brass snap and is in otherwise as new condition. Est.: $250-$400.

Scarce Buck Model 531 BuckLock 1 Sawby Lockback Folding Knife, 3.25'' blade, nice file worked liners, and Rosewood handles. In original box with brown leather Buck sheath and misc. factory paperwork. These original 531s with Scott Sawby locking mechanism were discontinued in favor of Buck's standard mid-body lock as there were liability concerns with the original design. Overall condition is excellent, never carried or sharpened. Bolsters with a few light handling marks and slight scratches. Handles, box, and sheath appears as new. Est.: $250-$400.

Limited Edition Etched Blade ''Merle Haggard'' Buck Model 110 Folding Knife, etched blade with a gold image of Merle Haggard and reads ''Merle Haggard and the Strangers'' and ''Branson Missouri'' with Merle and the band on stage. Backside of blade is numbered ''106/1500''. Wood handles with brass pins and bolsters. Included is a gray velvet clamshell case, COA, misc. factory paperwork, plain cardboard sleeve and the original box with Buck label. Mfg'd in 1990. Overall condition is excellent, never carried or sharpened. Bolsters with mild toning. Est.: $100-$200.

Puma #6397 Hunter's Pal Fixed Blade Knife, with original box and sheath. 3.75'' drop-point high carbon steel blade; original ''Rockwell'' hardness test sticker still attached. 8'' overall length, stag handles, and brass guard. Mfg'd in 1986. Included is the original tan leather sheath with hang tag, two-piece yellow and green plastic box with correct end label, foam insert, and sharpening instructions. Overall condition is excellent, never carried, with the factory edge; blade with a few light storage and handling marks. Sheath appears as new. Est.: $150-$250.

Puma #6378 Outdoor Fixed Blade Knife, with original box and sheath. 4-7/8'' drop-point stainless blade; original ''Rockwell'' hardness test sticker still attached. 9-1/4'' overall length, stag handles, and brass guard. Mfg'd in 1987. Included is the original tan leather sheath with hang tag, two-piece yellow and green plastic box with correct end label, foam insert, and sharpening instructions. Overall condition is excellent, never carried, with the factory edge; blade with intermittent micro-scratches and a few rub marks from storage and handling. Sheath appears as new. Est.: $200-$350.

Lot of Two (2) Case #6250 Elephant Toe/Sunfish Knives: 1.) #6250, brown wood handles, made in 1994, etched elephant on the main blade, handle with a ''Case'' shield, 4-3/8'' overall closed length. Condition overall is near excellent. Blades and bolsters with scattered light scratching and small handling marks, blade etching and tang stamps are clear. Handles are excellent. 2.) #6250 SS, pearl handles, made in 2002, handle with silver ''Case XX'' inlay, 4-1/2'' overall closed length. Condition overall is near excellent. Blades and bolsters with scattered light micro-scratching and small handling marks, tang stamps are clear. Pearl handles are excellent and fit well, no chips or cracks. Both knives come in black Case Knives clamshell cases; one with a faux leather exterior that is a little tacky to the touch and one of the elastic retaining bands is broken. Est.: $300-$450/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Case #6250 SS Elephant Toe/Sunfish Knives, with Exotic Hardwood Handles: 1.) Box Elder Burl handles, made in 2001, etched elephant on the main blade, one of the bolsters is marked ''001'', handle with an oval ''Case XX'' shield. Condition overall is fine. Both blades appear unused with the factory edges but both do have a few spots of light surface scratching, blade etching and tang stamps are clear. Bolsters with general micro-scratching and small handling marks. 2.) Handles appear to be Maple or possible Cherry Wood, made in 2001, etched elephant on the main blade, one of the bolsters is marked ''001'', with an oval ''Case XX'' shield. Condition overall is near excellent. Blades appear unused with their factory edges, blade etching and tang stamps are clear. Bolsters with general light micro-scratching. Both knives measure 4.5'' closed and come in black ''Case XX Select'' clamshell cases. Est.: $300-$450/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Case #6250 SS Elephant Toe/Sunfish Knives: 1.) Hardwood handles with a darker pearl inlay to one side, made in 2001, etched elephant on the main blade, one of the bolsters is marked ''001''. Condition overall is fine. Blades appear unused with their factory edges and intermittent light scratches, blade etching and tang stamps are clear. Bolsters with general light micro-scratching and small handling marks. Handles with small gaps where they meet the bolsters and are in otherwise excellent shape, no chips or cracks. 2.) Smooth bone handles, made in 2001, etched elephant on the main blade, one of the bolsters is marked ''001'', with an oval ''Case XX'' shield. Condition overall is near excellent. Blades appear unused with their factory edges and intermittent light scratches, blade etching and tang stamps are clear. Bolsters with general light micro-scratching and small handling marks. Handles are excellent. Both knives measure 4.5'' closed and come in black ''Case XX Select'' clam shell cases. Est.: $300-$450/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Case #6250 SS Elephant Toe/Sunfish Knives with Buffalo Horn and Ebony Wood with Ivory Handles: 1.) Buffalo horn and ivory handles, made in 2001, one of the bolsters is marked ''001'', handle with an oval ''Case XX'' shield. Condition overall is fine. Blades and bolsters with scattered light surface scratches, blade etching and tang stamps are clear. Handles with a few small gaps where they meet the bolsters and are in otherwise excellent shape, no chips or cracks. 2.) Ebony wood handles with a single 1/2'' ivory band with two black dots, made in 2001, one of the bolsters is marked ''001'', with an oval ''Case XX'' shield. Condition overall is fine. Blades appear unused with their factory edges and intermittent light scratches, blade etching and tang stamps are clear. Bolsters with general light micro-scratching and small handling marks. Both knives measure 4.5'' closed and come in black ''Case XX Select'' clamshell cases. Est.: $300-$450/lot.

Lot of One Limited Edition Case Collectors Club & Five (5) New-in-the-Box Case ''Congress'' Folding Knives: 1.) 2004 Case Collectors Club Model #6488 SS, ''Congress'' folding knife with red bone handles. This knife is numbered #081 of 500 and comes with the original box and black CCC soft case. 2-6.) include the following models and handle material: Model #6.54052 SS, bonestag; #64052 SS, black bone; #64052 SS, jade bone; #6468 SS, Pocket Worn Series, antique bone; #6.5468 SS, bonestag. Knives #2-6 come in their original boxes with folding pamphlet and brown tissue paper. Mfg'd ca. 2002-2003. All are in excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. The club knife with a few slight micro-scratches to the bolsters. Est.: $225-$350/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Limited Edition Case Mother of Pearl Series ''Toothpick'' Folding Knives: 1.) #810094 SS, with pearl handles. Mfg'd 2002. 2.) #081096 SS, with vibrant abalone handles. Mfg'd 2001. 3.) #810096 SS, with abalone handles, and silver cursive Case shield. Mfg'd 2002. Each knife comes in its original black velvet box with correct slip cover and folding pamphlet. All of the knives are in excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Beautiful pearl and abalone handles are free of chips or cracks. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Lot of Three (3) 2006 Case Collector's Club 25th Anniversary Knives for Junior, Regular, and Life Members, all are numbered ''L6116'' and include a #520091/2 SS Barlow, #52005RAZ SS Razor Barlow, and #5143 SS Daddy Barlow. Overall closed lengths are 3-3/8'', 3-7/8'', and 5''. Each features stag handles, with nickel silver shield, brass pins, and brass liners. Main blades are marked with a gold banner that reads ''1981 - 25th Anniversary - 2006'' and either ''Junior Member'', ''Regular Member'' or ''Life Member''. Each knife comes with a black Collectors Club soft case; two with ''CCC'' fobs attached to the zippers. All are in excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Bolsters show some scattered micro-scratching and small handling marks. Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Cased Colt Frontier Scout Alamo Model Single Action Revolver, #3794A22, .22 LR cal., 4.75'' blued steel barrel, black frame, remaining metal pieces are gold colored. Faux bone or ivory grips with gold Colt medallions and gold Texas star in the left grip. In original wood display case with blue interior; lid with Alamo battle scene. Limited to a production of 4,250 in 1967. Overall condition is excellent, appearing unfired. Approx. 99% original blue and black finish remains. Gold-colored pieces with light micro-scratching, most notable on the cylinder; cylinder face with no powder burn rings or index line. Grips are excellent with only a few very minor handling marks. Bore is bright. Wood box is in very nice overall condition, showing only slight storage type wear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Cased Colt Arizona Territorial Centennial Commemorative Single Action Revolver, #1052AC, .45 LC cal., 5.5'' barrel, blued steel barrel and frame, remaining metal pieces with a gold colored finish, faux pearl grips with gold Colt medallions, and standard sights. Left side of barrel marked ''1863-ARIZONA TERRITORIAL CENTENNIAL-1963''. In original wood Colt display case with yellow interior. Limited to 1,280 and mfg'd in 1963. In very good used condition and retaining approx. 99% original blue finish, left side of barrel with a few tiny specks of finish loss, factory lettering is clear. Gold colored surfaces show micro-scratching, mild thinning and toning from handling; cylinder with a moderate index line and burn rings to the cylinder face. Grips with a few very fine scratches and are in otherwise excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Crisp action, excellent bore. Case exterior with general scuffs and scratches, interior with some staining. Overall a nice shooter grade revolver. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Ned Buntline Commemorative Single Action Revolver, #NB0958, .45 LC cal., 12'' barrel, bright nickel finish, factory checkered black plastic eagle grips with ''Rampant Colt'', tall blade front sight, square notched fully adjustable rear sight. Left side of barrel is marked ''NED BUNTLINE COMMEMORATIVE''. In wood display case with fitted burgundy colored interior, key, and Ned Buntline plaque. This shooter grade revolver is in very good overall condition. Bright nickel finish with general scratching and wear with some spots of light flaking. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Left grip with a small chip to the bottom edge, otherwise both are excellent. Crisp action, very good bore. Wood display case with scattered light scratches and storage wear. Interior piece of glass is missing and the gold colored trim that holds the glass in place is dented and creased in spots; lining is excellent. 1 of 3,000 Ned Buntline Commemoratives mfg'd in 1979. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Boxed Dual Cylinder Colt Frontier Scout '62 Single Action Revolver, #67040P, .22 LR/.22 mag. cal., 4.75'' blued steel barrel and cylinder, black alloy frame and triggerguard, Staglite grips with silver Colt medallions, and standard sights. In an original woodgrain pattern box with fitted woodgrain pattern insert and owner's manual. Included is a tan leather right-hand Clark Leather Goods holster with tooled basketweave pattern. Metal surfaces are in fine overall condition with approx. 96% original blue/black finish remaining; left side of muzzle and both sides of frame show spots of what looks like moderate holster wear, which accounts for most of the finish loss. Cylinder with only a faint index line but does have areas of light micro-scratching. Grips are excellent with bright Colt medallions, no chips or cracks. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. .22 Magnum cylinder with a very faint turn line. One of the lid corners is split, otherwise box and owner's manual are in very nice condition for their age. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Arkansas Territory Sesquicentennial Commemorative Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, #1165ARK, .22 LR cal., 4.75'' blued steel barrel, bright aluminum frame, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallion and grip screw, and standard fixed sights. Left side of barrel is marked ''1819 - ARKANSAS TERRITORY SESQUICENTENNIAL - 1969''. Included is a brown leather Safariland holster. Metal surfaces rate as very good overall; approx. 98% original blue finish remains, cylinder with a thin index line and light micro-scratching; aluminum parts with scattered small scratches. Grips are near excellent with bright clean gold medallions and no visible finish loss. Commemorative barrel markings and other factory lettering is clear and defined. Smooth crisp action, excellent bright bore. Holster with moderate scuffs and scratches to the exterior. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1577002, .30-30 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, with added red rubber butt pad and leather sling. Mfg'd 1949. Condition is very good with approx. 90% blue remaining. Rifle was at one time drilled and tapped for a tip-off scope mount, these holes now having plug screws. Modified stock with mild general impressions. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #392601, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and 17-groove large pump forend, with checkered black buttplate. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% original blue, with thinning at high edges and in actioning areas. Rear sight elevator is missing. Stock with oil darkening and very light scratches. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #852564, .25-20 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, gumwood stock and forend. Mfg'd 1917. Condition is fine. Barrel and mag tube with approx. 85% thinning and toning blue; frame with approx. 70% thinning and toning blue. Gumwood stocks with moderate bruising and fissure emanating from rear portion of frame right side, terminating at lower tang. Good action and bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Saddlering Carbine, #400713, .30 Army (.30-40) cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, forend and upper handguard; factory sling swivel to front barrel band, and factory swivel eyelet to buttstock. Mfg'd 1921. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning blue. Rear carbine sight has been replaced with semi-buckhorn flip-up sight. Buttstock and forend show mild impressions and oil darkening near metal surfaces; upper handguard with fracture running the full length along the top radius. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Repeating Carbine, #4117891, .30-30 Win. CF cal., blued 20'' round barrel with hooded Beach-type front and adjustable buckhorn sporting rear sights is marked on left side at breech, ''Winchester Model 94 30-30 Win.'' over New Haven address and ''Winchester Proof Steel'' in two lines; blued full-length under-barrel cartridge magazine tube held by 2 blued barrel bands; blued receiver is marked with an oval ''W'' proofmark at breech; blued hammer and loop operating lever; varnished walnut forend and buttstock with checkered black plastic buttplate having ''Winchester/Repeating/Arms'' within a circular panel. Mfg'd 1975. Condition is excellent, nearly new, with blued areas retaining approx. 98% original blue. Stocks are smooth with pleasing grain and color with minor handling marks to bottom edge of butt. Action is smooth and crisp; bore is brilliant with pronounced rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1905 Self-Loading Rifle, #11362, .35 SL cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, with Redfield rear and Marbles front sight. Mfg'd 1913. Condition is very good as refinished, retaining approx. 80% of that blue. Stocks have been sanded and lacquered as well. Magazine marked ''.351 Cal.''. Good action, fair bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1910 SL Self-Loading Rifle, #11827, .401 SL cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, birch stock and forend. Mfg'd 1914. Condition is fine as restored retaining approx. 95% of a later accomplished inky black/blue finish. Newly made stocks fit very well; buttstock with brown Whiteline butt pad. Crisp action, bright bore. A great pig gun. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Repeating Cartridge Rifle, #283833, .32-20 WCF cal., 24'' octagonal barrel with dovetailed blade front and adjustable buckhorn sporting rear sights marked on top flat with Winchester address and 1884 patent date in two lines ahead of rear sight, and ''32 W.C.F.'' ahead of breech; full-length under-barrel cartridge magazine tube; steel receiver marked on top tang ''Model 1892/-Winchester-/Trade Mark'' in three lines; oil-stained walnut forend and buttstock with steel crescent buttplate. Originally blued and case hardened finishes. Mfg'd 1905. Condition is very good, the barrel retaining approx. 20% thinning blue, the balance of the metal a smooth brownish-gunmetal patina. Stocks are smooth with minor handling marks and saddle wear to bottom of forestock. Action is smooth and crisp; bore is bright with pronounced rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Repeating Cartridge Rifle, #521505, .32 W.S. CF cal., blued 26'' octagonal barrel with dovetailed bead-blade front and adjustable buckhorn sporting rear sights marked on left angled flat above the nosecap, ''Manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms. Co./New Haven, Conn. U.S.A. Patented August 21, 1894'' in two lines, and ''Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder'' in two lines and ''32 W.S.'' ahead of breech; blued full-length under-barrel cartridge magazine tube; blued receiver is marked with an oval ''W'' proofmark at breech and ''Model 1894/ -Winchester-/Trade Mark Reg. in U.S. Pat. Off.'' in three lines on top tang; case hardened hammer and loop operating lever; oil-stained walnut forend and buttstock with crescent steel buttplate. Mfg'd 1910. Condition is very good, the barrel and magazine tube retaining approx. 85% original blue, the receiver a bluish-brown patina, the nosecap and buttplate gunmetal gray (with scattered moderate pitting on buttplate), the case hardening having silvered out. Stocks are solid and smooth with moderate handling marks on forend. Action is crisp; bore is brilliant with pronounced rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1910 Self-Loading Rifle, #4966, .401 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, standard sights, with one factory magazine marked ''.401 Cal.'' Mfg'd 1911. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 85% thinning and flaking blue. Stocks with overall thin scratches and impressions beneath an additional coat of linseed oil. Good action, excellent bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1903 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #4149, .22 Auto cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, with Marbles rear and Sheard copper bead front sight. Mfg'd 1903, first year of production. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 85% original thinning and toning blue. Buttstock with some oil darkening and minor impressions; forend with a little bit more of both. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #184-59732, .223 cal., 18'' barrel, blue finish, factory birch stock, with one magazine, and B-Square scope mount and rings. Condition is excellent showing light general use with minor thinning to blue. Stock shows just slight impressions. Both bi-pod adapter and scope mounts fit with no additional holes or modifications to rifle. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Upgraded Ruger 10/22 International Semi-Automatic Rifle, with seven (7) magazines, #0004-55942, .22 LR cal., 18.5'' barrel, blue finish, bright ''Ruger'' marked bolt, tall blade front sight with brass bead and standard folding rear sight, and receiver mounted Williams peep sight. One-piece pistol-grip Mannlicher walnut stock with fancy basketweave pattern checkering, oil finish, sling swivel studs, and black plastic Ruger buttplate. Upgrades include a Tactical Solutions magazine release; Kidd auto bolt release, bolt handle, and spring kit. Included are the original parts, five (5) black 10-round Ruger magazines, and two (2) clear 10-round Ruger magazines. Rifle is in excellent as new overall condition, appearing to have been fired very little. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Ruger M77 International Bolt Action Rifle, #78-14706, .250 Savage cal., 18'' barrel, blue finish, full-length checkered walnut stock, with standard factory iron sights. Topped with a Leupold 2x7 Compact scope on Ruger rings. Mfg'd 1978. Condition is excellent showing light marks from handling as just mild impressions to stock. Good action, bright bore, clear optics. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #G90190, .270 cal., 22'' barrel with adjustable muzzlebrake, stainless steel, checkered black synthetic stock, with black nylon sling and sling swivels. Topped with a Simmons 3-10x44 Wide-Angle scope, on Burris rings and mounts. Condition is excellent showing little use, with just minor handling marks to stock. Good action, excellent bore, clear scope optics. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Smith & Wesson Model 1500 Bolt Action Rifle, #PN52999, .222 Rem. cal., 24 medium-weight barrel, blue finish, skip checkered cheekpiece mahogany stock, with swivel eyelets, machine-turned bolt. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, and dating from the late 1970s. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Winchester Model 70 Short Bolt Action Carbine, #G1837954, .223 Rem. cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, machine-turned bolt, synthetic stock. Topped with a Simmons 3-10x44 scope on Weaver rings and mounts with rubber scope covers. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue to frame and barrel, and magazine floorplate with very light scratches. Bolt with light carbon spotting to bright finish. Stock is excellent. Action is crisp, bore is bright, scope optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Browning SA-22 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #6T39972, .22 LR cal., 19'' barrel, lightly engraved blue finish, checkered walnut stock and forend, with standard sights. Condition is excellent. This Belgian made example is about fine showing little use, with the exception of scratches to right side of buttstock near toe of butt. Checkering is clean and sharp. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Remington Nylon 66 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #438631, .22 LR cal., 19'' barrel, blue finish, brown plastic stock and forend. In original box with matching serial number. Condition is excellent showing just the lightest marks from handling. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Ruger Precision Bolt Action Rimfire Rifle, #840-26717, .22 LR cal., 18'' threaded target barrel, matte black finish, free-float vented handguard, adjustable trigger, top of receiver with a 5'' Picatinny rail. Black composite skeletonized stock with an adjustable cheekpiece and pad, with checkered full pistol grip. Included is one 10-round Ruger 10/22 magazine, box with matching end label, cable lock, and misc. paperwork. Rifle is in excellent near new overall condition with only a few minor handling marks. Smooth action, mirror bright bore. Est.: 300-$400. (Modern)

Remington Model 7400 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #8013551, .308 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, pressed checkered mahogany stock, with one factory magazine, standard metallic sights, and a Redfield one-piece scope mount. Condition is excellent showing only light marks to forend from storage and very light edgewear. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Ruger M77 Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #77-92369, .25-06 cal., 24'' barrel from the factory without sights, blue finish, receiver with integral bases, one-piece checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, red rubber Ruger pad with black spacer, Ruger grip cap, quick-detachable swivels, with brown leather Bianchi Cobra sling. Topped with a Leupold 3-9x40mm scope with duplex reticle. Metal surfaces rate as excellent with approx. 99% original finish. Stock is fine with a handful of mostly small handling marks; left side of buttstock with a few more noticeable scratches; checkering is clean. Excellent action; bright, clean bore with excellent rifling. Scope with a few light handling marks to the exterior; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Lyman 15X Super Targetspot Rifle Scope, with adjustable mounts, .75'' tube, fine crosshair reticle, 24.25'' overall, blue finish. Exterior shows normal light wear to the scope body and knurled adjustment pieces, retaining a majority of the blue finish, no dents etc. Optics are clean, bright, and clear; reticles are straight. Est.: $350-$550.

Vintage Lyman Alaskan 2.5 Power Scope, 7/8'' tube, 10-7/8'' overall, blue finish, post and cross hair reticle, with leather lens covers. An early type Lyman Alaskan that does not have caps over the adjustment turrets. Scope exterior with general light scratches, no dents etc. Optics are clean, bright, and clear. Stitching on one of the leather eyepieces is coming loose but still functions properly. Overall a nice used scope. Est.: $150-$250.

Redfield RM6400 24x40mm Target Scope, with case, fine crosshair reticle, 16.25'' overall length, 1'' tube, gloss black finish, 1/8'' M.O.A. In original red plastic Redfield case. Overall the condition is excellent. Exterior with scattered minor handling marks and a few small scratches. Adjustment pieces operate smoothly. Optics are bright and clear. Case is good with replacement foam interior; portion of the label is faded and held in place by tape. Scope itself is a really nice piece that shows signs of only very light use; objective bell still has what appears to be an original manufacturer sticker in place that has faded over time. Est.: $350-$550.

Ruger 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, with aftermarket heavy barrel, #251-82854, .22 LR cal., 20'' stainless steel bull barrel by Green Mountain, stainless receiver, black Hogue OverMolded stock, sling swivel studs, and one 10-round Ruger magazine. Barrel is not drilled or tapped for sights and rifle is topped with a BSA 3-9x40 RGBD scope with duplex reticle. Metal rates as near excellent overall with the exception of one 4'' surface scratch to the top of the barrel. Stock is very good with general light scuffs and handling mars to the rubber surface. Excellent action and bright bore. Scope with only a few very minor handling marks to the exterior, optics are clear. Est.: $250-$450. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle, with scope, #305855, .243 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish. One-piece walnut is checkered at the forend and pistol grip, with gloss finish, Monte Carlo cheekpiece, checkered aluminum Remington buttplate, sling swivels, and tan leather sling. Dovetailed front sight with brass bead and fixed base, rear sight has been removed but the screws are present. Topped with a Tasco 3-9x40mm scope with duplex reticle, and 1'' Weaver rings. Rifle was mfg'd in 1967. Metal rates near excellent with approx. 97% original blue finish; left side of barrel near the date code with a very small rust spot. Stock is very good with general shallow pressure lines and impressions from field use, most which have not penetrated the surface of the wood and are not located in the checkering pattern; no flaking or thinning to the finish. Smooth action; bright bore with excellent rifling. Scope is excellent with only a few small marks to the exterior; optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Remington Gamemaster Model 760 Pump Action Rifle, #152940, .30-06 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut buttstock, grooved forend. Topped with a Weaver KV scope on Weaver rings and mounts. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85%-90% lightly toning and speckling blue. Stock with light general scuffs and scratches from field use. Rear peep sight has been removed, but its base remains. Post-crossbar reticle to scope with clear optics. Dark anodized buttplate with bright edges shows discoloration. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

Remington Woodmaster Model 81 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #19199, .32 Rem. cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, Whiteline rubber butt pad added, standard front and rear sights. Rifle with added side scope mount holding a Weaver Model 330 scope with post reticle. Condition is fine as refinished, retaining approx. 96% of a well-applied immersion blue. Stocks are very good with oil darkening near metal surfaces. Good action, bright bore, clear optics. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Browning Model BLR 81 Lever Action Rifle, #18763NM227, .243 cal., 20'' round barrel, steel receiver, blue finish, with gold-colored trigger; gloss finished straight grip walnut stock is checkered at both the wrist and forend, with sling swivel studs and a black rubber Browning recoil pad. Also featuring a hammer extension, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, notched rear sight, and fitted with a Bushnell 3-9x40mm scope with duplex reticle. Includes two (2) magazines. Metal rates as fine with approx. 97% original blue finish; left rear section of receiver with a few vertical scratches. Wood is very good showing signs of some field use, including shallow scratches and surface nicks; buttstock checkering is clean and shows no mentionable wear; forend checkering with a few flat spots, the largest being on the left side. Action is crisp and smooth; bright bore with excellent rifling. Scope exterior shows a few light handling marks, optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Ruger 77/22 Magnum Bolt Action Rifle, with Bushnell scope, #701-92724, .22 Magnum cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, one-piece checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, black rubber Ruger pad with black spacers, quick-release sling swivels, camouflage nylon sling, from the factory without sights, missing magazine. Factory grooved receiver with Ruger rings and a Bushnell Sportview 3-9x32 scope with duplex reticle. Barrel retains approx. 98% factory finish but does have general fine specks of light rust scattered across the surface. A thorough cleaning would improve the overall barrel condition. Receiver is excellent and retains nearly all of the original finish which has toned to a light plum-colored appearance. Stock with intermittent normal shallow marks in the handling areas, checkering is clean and sharp. Smooth action; bright, clean bore. Scope with a few light marks to the exterior, optics are clear. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Savage Model 99 Lever Action Rifle, #640793, .300 Sav. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened lever, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, with serrated steel buttplate. Mfg'd 1951. Condition is fine. Metal surfaces retain approx. 92% thinning blue with some small scratches. Stock and forend are excellent with just the lightest impressions at cheek and top left edge of forend. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Browning Model B-80 Upland Special Semi-Auto Shotgun, #471PT04352, 20 ga., 22'' vent rib blued steel barrel with CYL invector choke, 2-3/4'' chamber, black aluminum receiver, gold-colored trigger, brass bead front and white mid-bead sight. Straight grip walnut stock with checkering at both the wrist and forend, gloss finish, with a black rubber Browning recoil pad and rear sling swivel. Metal surfaces rate as excellent with approx. 98% original finishes; light edgewear to the upper rear portion of the receiver accounts for nearly all of the finish loss. Wood with no noticeable finish loss but does have shallow handling marks at the underside of the wrist and small flat spots to parts of the checkering. Excellent smooth and tight action with a bright bore. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern)

Early 60's Browning Superposed Grade I Magnum Over/Under Shotgun, #93794, 12 ga., 30'' vent rib barrels, 3'' chambers, choked Full/Mod., blue finish, receiver with standard engraving, checkered walnut pistol-grip stock with round knob, checkered walnut forend, vented brown rubber Browning recoil pad, extractors, and single gold-colored trigger. Mfg'd 1961. Overall condition is fair. Much of the blue finish remains but metal surfaces have general spots of light surface rust as well as pitting near the muzzle. Wood shows age and wear consistent with the rest of the shotgun, including shallow scratches and impressions overall, as well as thinning to the finish. Good action; bores are mostly bright but do have some spots of erosion, only a few on the top, more so on the bottom barrel, especially in the chamber area. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Remington Model 1100 Ducks Unlimited Commemorative Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #DU8553, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, 30'' vent rib barrel, choked Full, blue finish; receiver with light engraving that has been highlighted in gold, left side with Ducks Unlimited medallion. Press checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with semi-gloss finish, black plastic Remington buttplate, and grip cap with white diamond center. In original one-piece box with matching end label, hang tag, owner's manual, certificate, and other misc. factory paperwork. The paperwork notes that this shotgun was made in 1973 to commemorate the year in which Ducks Unlimited constructed its 1100th water control project. Condition overall is excellent with approx. 99%+ original blue finish and externally is in as new overall condition. Top of barrel under rib in the protected area with an older coat of oil that is still visible. Top of wrist with a few minor handling marks. Overall this shotgun appears to have been fired very little, and there are a few small spots of light surface rust inside the chamber from prolonged storage. Excellent action and bright clean bore. Box shows moderate storage type wear with masking tape at one of the corners and along the long edge. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Browning BPS Field Model Slide-Action Shotgun, #51864NZ162. 20 ga. 22'' vent rib barrel has 3'' chamber and is fitted for Invector chokes (3 included). Action features bottom loading and ejection, with top safety, and receiver is roll engraved with scenes of quail and ducks. The full forend with finger grooves and pistol-grip buttstock are high-gloss finished walnut, and include a Browning solid recoil pad. Mfg'd 1991. Condition is excellent with few handling marks to wood but little wear to action, which functions correctly. A great little Upland Field gun. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern)

Winchester Model 50 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, with extra barrel, #136737, 12 ga. 2-3/4'' chamber, 30'' vent rib barrel choked Full, with extra 27.5'' barrel choked Mod.; blue finish, pistol-grip checkered Monte Carlo walnut stock, red bead front and bright rear bead sight, with red Winchester butt pad. Mfg'd between 1954 and 1961. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 96% original blue. Buttstock is excellent with the lightest marks from handling but for one small gouge on right side. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Stoeger Condor Model Over/Under Shotgun, #06411. 20 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked IC/Mod. Gaucha boxlock action made in Brazil has single non-selective trigger, simple extractors and non-auto safety. Field Grade wood is satin finished and hand checkered on finger-groove forend and pistol-grip buttstock, which is fitted with a recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 2006. Condition is good and is a serviceable field gun for many shooters. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern)

Remington Model 1100 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M742531V, 12 ga. 2-3/4'' chamber, 26'' vent rib barrel choked Imp., blue finish, pressed checkered mahogany stock and forend, with black rubber butt pad. Condition is excellent showing just the lightest field use as minor impressions to stock. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Remington Model 870 Wingmaster, with two barrels, #T193172X. One 20 ga. 28'' vent rib barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Mod.; the other is choked Full. Receiver is standard 870 action, with full forend, and pistol-grip buttstock with high-gloss finish, Whiteline grip cap and original Remington butt pad. Contained in Gun Guard hard case. Mfg'd approx. mid-1970s. Condition is very good and shows little use, with one receiver gouge on the left-hand side. Action functions well, bores are bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Remington Sporting 12 Model 1100 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #R278048V, 12 ga., 27.5'' vent rib barrel, fancy checkered walnut stock and forend, with two bright beads and four (4) choke tubes. Condition is excellent showing only light marks from handling and appearing near new. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Browning Twentyweight Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #6A51080, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, 26'' vent rib barrel choked Mod., blue and anodized finish, border and scroll engraving to sideplates, checkered round-knob walnut stock and forend. Dating from the early 1960s. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% original finish, with some small blemishes to top of receiver, actioning area of barrel, and very light pressure dings and scratches to buttstock area. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Pump Action Shotgun, #S283256V, 12 ga. 2-3/4'' chamber, 28'' vent rib barrel choked Mod., blue finish, pressed checkered mahogany stock, with Remington red rubber butt pad. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% blue, with most of the losses in actioning area of magazine tube. Stock with very light marks from field use. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Remington Model 1100 Magnum Autoloading Shotgun, #67084M. 12 ga. 30'' Full choke vent rib barrel has been shortened to approx. 24'' and a Lyman choke device installed (3 tubes and wrench included). This shotgun was designed to work with 12 ga. 3'' Magnum shells only and will not cycle with most 2-3/4'' loads, nor will 2-3/4'' chamber 1100 barrels fit and function. Configuration is mostly original as made in the mid-1960s. Condition is fair showing heavy field use and probably would be OK as a backup waterfowl gun. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

Winchester Model 140 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #N937529, 12 ga. 2-3/4'' chamber, 28'' vent rib barrel, blue and anodized finish, birch stock and forend, with one Winchester removable IMP choke. Condition is excellent showing just light nicks to top of receiver. Very minor scuffs to stock. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Weatherby SA-80 Synthetic Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #AE29542, 20 ga. for 2-3/4'' & 3'' shells, 24'' vent rib barrel, matte black finish, black synthetic style stock with Weatherby rubber butt pad. In original box with choke tubes, tool, and owner's manual. Made in Turkey. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Brazilian FIE Side-by-Side Shotgun, #175327, 20 ga., 28'' barrels choked Full/Mod., blue finish, coarse checkered stock stained dark, with auto safety and extractors. Condition is excellent showing little use. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern)

Sile Over/Under Shotgun, #141293, 12 ga., 28'' ribbed blue barrels with choke tubes, choked Mod./Imp., bright lightly engraved frame, checkered walnut stock with black plastic buttplate. Condition is excellent showing only light marks from handling. Stock with very minor scuffs. Crisp action, bright bores. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Hege/Soli Over/Under Shotgun, #40652, 20 ga. 27'' vent rib barrels choked Full/Mod., with extra set of 20 ga. Full/.308 solid rib barrels; scroll engraved bright sidelock frame, extractors only, manual safety, double triggers, skipline checkered cheekpiece walnut stock, with black checkered plastic buttplate marked ''Hebsacker, Germany''. Both barrel assemblies and buttstock with narrow European sling swivels. Condition is excellent with only the lightest impressions to stock. Exterior of barrels show very little use; bright frame is excellent. Shotgun barrels are at least excellent and should clean to very bright; combination barrel assembly shows a little more use and retains approx. 96% blue with very light scratches and bore is bright; .308 bore is bright as well. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

FN Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #132445, 12 ga. 2-3/4'' chamber, 29'' barrel choked Full, blue finish, checkered walnut round-knob stock, with red rubber butt pad. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% original thinning blue, more pronounced to barrel. Several screws with distortion to slots. Checking on stock has heavily thinned. Rubber buttplate is deteriorating. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

50th Anniversary Ruger New Model Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #870-05744, .44 mag. cal., 6.5'' barrel, dark blue finish, checkered hard rubber grips with Ruger ''black eagle'' medallions, blade front sight and rear sight adjustable for both windage and elevation. In original red plastic Ruger ''50th Anniversary'' case with matching end label, owner's manual, gun lock, and two (2) internal safety keys. Top of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''50 YEARS OF .44 MAGNUM / 1956-2006''. Cylinder is numbered to the gun. Condition is excellent. Metal with approx. 99% original blue finish; cylinder with a faint index line that shows one line of finish loss between only two of the cylinder stop notches. Factory lettering is crisp and defined. Left grip with a few small handling marks along the lower edge, checkering on both grips shows no mentionable wear. Chambers and bore are bright; possibly unfired. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 8040F Cougar Semi-Automatic Single Action/Double Action Pistol, #016930MC, .40 S&W cal., 3-5/8'' barrel, black finish, black aluminum alloy frame, factory checkered black plastic grips, white three-dot sights, ambidextrous safety/decocking lever, with one factory 10-round magazine, in plastic Beretta case (no end label). Condition is excellent retaining nearly all of its factory black finish showing just light handling marks. Tight action, bright bore. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Walther PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A039226, .380 ACP cal., 3.25'' barrel, stainless steel, replacement smooth wood grips, standard fixed sights, with one 6-round Walther magazine. Right side of slide marked ''INTERARMS/ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA''. Condition is very good to near fine overall. Metal with intermittent light scratches and small handling marks; factory lettering is clear and defined. Grips with scattered shallow pressure dents and scratches. Action is tight with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Bisley Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #57-09580, 5.5'' barrel, .357 mag. cal., blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth wood grips with Ruger ''silver eagle'' medallions, and standard fixed sights. Condition overall is excellent with approx. 98+% blue finish remaining and 97% case colors. Left side of frame with a few spots of wear to the highpoints; cylinder with a thin index line. Grips with only a few small marks from handling. Crisp action, clean cylinder chambers with light powder ring marks to the face, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Vaquero Model 05105 Single Action Revolver, #513-25014, .45 LC cal., 4-5/8'' barrel, bright stainless finish, transfer bar safety, laminate hardwood grips with Ruger ''silver eagle'' medallions, each grip with a slight contour and slimmer grip frame, and standard sights. In original plastic Ruger case with matching end label, cable lock, and owner's manual. Condition is excellent. Bright stainless surfaces with a small amount of micro-scratching and slight handling marks; cylinder with a moderate index line. Grips show no visible wear. Crisp action; bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Like New Glock Model 45 Gen 5 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BLRG185, 9mm cal., 4'' barrel, black slide, black polymer frame, interchangeable backstrap, white-dot front sight, white-outline rear sight, with three (3) 17-round Glock magazines. In the original hardshell case with matching end label, loader, four (4) additional back straps, cleaning accessories, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Pistol is in as new overall condition. Magazine followers are a little dirty, otherwise appearing to have been fired very little. Exterior shows no mentionable wear or handling marks. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

German Sport Guns (GSG) 1911-CA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A709918, .22 LR HV cal., 5'' barrel, black finish, checkered brown double diamond pattern composite grips, red fiber optic front sight, yellow two-dot rear sight, skeletonized hammer and trigger, with two (2) factory 10-round magazines. In original black plastic case with matching end label, additional front sights, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Approx. 96% original finish remains and the metal surfaces rate in fine overall condition, showing some high edge and operational wear around grip and thumb safety, triggerguard, etc. Grips are excellent with only a few minor handling marks. Fiber optic insert on the front sight with a small crease, could easily be replaced with one of the extra sights that is included with this firearm. Smooth action with an excellent mirror bright bore. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern/PPT)

Taurus Model PT-908 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TNG97762, 9mm cal., 3-7/8'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black plastic Taurus grips, fixed white 3-dot sights, ambidextrous safety/decocking lever, with one factory 8-round magazine. Metal surfaces are in near excellent condition and retain approx. 97% original finish with intermittent small handling marks. High edgewear to left side of slide and rear sight account for most of the wear. Grips are excellent with a few tiny nicks along the bottom edges, checkering is sharp and shows no visible wear. Smooth tight action; bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Bearcat Single Action Revolver, #93-35854, .22 LR cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, stainless steel trigger and hammer, smooth hardwood grips with inlaid Ruger medallions, in original hard plastic case with owner's manual and matching end label. Condition is excellent, appearing as new, with very few signs of handling or use. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #40-19512, .41 mag. cal., 6-1/2'' barrel, blue finish, bright backstrap and triggerguard, faux ivory grips with .41 Rem. mag. medallions. Condition is very good as shooter modified. Highpoints of cylinder have been polished bright. Front strap, loading gate, ejector rod housing and triggerguard are bright; hammer and trigger have been machine turned. Grips are fine. Good action and bore. Est.: $450-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #46-94852, .41 mag. cal., 4-1/2'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions, white outline rear and red ramp front sight. Condition is excellent showing only light wear in actioning areas and at muzzle. Cylinder with light index mark. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 29 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #VHX186, 10mm, 3.5'' barrel, matte finish, with two (2) 10-round magazines. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, in original box with instructions. Est.: $450-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Belgian Browning Challenger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #9202U69, .22 LR cal., 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, wraparound checkered walnut grips, gold-colored trigger, Patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, with one 10-round Browning magazine. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is very good. Metal with approx. 97% remaining blue finish showing general small handling marks; factory lettering is defined. Grips with shallow impressions and scratches, mainly to the flat borders; approx. 75% finish remains; checkering with a few spots of minor wear. Action is smooth; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

West German Sig Sauer P220 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G192401, .45 ACP cal., 4.5'' barrel, black aluminum frame, matte black slide, checkered black plastic grips, white-dot front sight, notched rear sight with white post, and two (2) Sig Sauer magazines. ''(Eagle)/N'' proofmarks on frame and slide; bottom front edge of slide with an additional Kiel proof house mark and ''KC'' date code (1992). In original two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, owner's manual, and test target. A really nice high condition pistol that retains approx. 99%+ factory finishes; slide with a few light handling marks, most noticeable on the right side. Grips appear as new with clean sharp checkering. Factory lettering, proofmarks, etc. are clear and defined. Smooth action; bright bore with excellent rifling. Overall appearing to have been handled and fired very little. Box lid with a split to one of the corners. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Glock Model 23C Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CGY959, .40 S&Wcal., 4'' ported barrel, matte finish, with two (2) 10-round magazines and two (2) 13-round magazines. Pistol additionally features a heavy duty tactical flashlight. All custom work by George DeLio. Barrel throat and chamber polished, angle and polish to feed ramp, action job is crisp with the trigger letting off right at 2.2 lbs. Condition is excellent appearing new and unused since its build in the mid 1990's. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Kimber Custom II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K124652, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, matte black finish, checkered double diamond rubber grips, 3-dot fixed night sights, skeletonized hammer and trigger, with two (2) magazines; one Kimber and one Chip McCormick. In original black plastic Kimber case with matching end label, gun lock, bushing wrench, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Overall condition is excellent with approx. 98%+ original finish; sights show some light edgewear. Smooth portions of the grips with normal slight handling marks; checks show no mentionable wear. Night sights still glow. Action is smooth; bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Composite Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol on Essex Frame, .45 ACP cal., 4.25'' barrel, parkerized finish, rosewood grips, arched mainspring housing, long trigger, spur hammer, three-dot sights, spring guide tube, with one aftermarket and one WWII GI magazine. Slide and barrel are of Colt mfg., as well as many small parts. Condition is fine as refinished with some pitting in the slide serrations, but otherwise excellent. Grips show marks from light handling. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger GP-100 Double Action Revolver, #178-10763, .357 mag. cal., 4.2'' barrel, satin stainless steel, stippled black rubber Ruger grips with finger grooves, ramped front sight, windage and elevation adjustable white outline rear sight. In original plastic Ruger case with matching end label, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. This revolver rates as in excellent overall condition and shows normal signs of light range use. Metal with some slight micro-scratching and a moderate rub mark to each side of the barrel rib. Cylinder with a light index line. Right grip with a few small handling marks, stippling on each grip shows no mentionable wear. Excellent crisp action and bright bore. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Double Action Revolver, #CZN6508, .38 Special +P cal., 1-7/8'' barrel, black alloy upper and black polymer lower frame, factory black rubber grips, standard fixed sights, ambidextrous cylinder release, and Crimson Trace laser. The on/off switch for the laser is mounted to the right of cylinder release. In original box with matching end label, padded soft pouch, and owner's manual. Condition overall is excellent, appearing as new, cylinder with only a very light index line. Bore is excellent and overall this revolver appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 10-6 Double Action Revolver, #D337295, .38 Spec. cal., 4'' heavy barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions; grips are numbered to the gun, standard fixed sights, with case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd circa 1971-1972. Included is a right-hand black leather Safariland holster. Approx. 97% factory polished blue finish remains and metal surfaces rate as near excellent overall. Muzzle wear accounts for most of the finish loss, metal with scattered slight scratches and small handling marks. Cylinder with a thin index line. Hammer and trigger with approx. 97% case colors. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Right grip rates very good and shows normal light to moderate wear; left grip with finish loss along the bottom edge, as well as scattered handling marks and a more noticeable impression towards the top edge, both with only a little wear to the checkering. Smooth crisp action with an excellent bore. Holster shows normal light carry wear. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 622 Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TFS0790, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, matte stainless slide, alloy frame, factory checkered walnut grips with silver S&W medallions, fixed ramped front sight, rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation, with two (2) blued steel S&W magazines. In original one-piece box with matching end label, owner's manual, and adjustment tool. Overall the condition is excellent. Right edge of frame that abuts the slide with a moderate shallow impression, otherwise the metal surfaces show only very minor marks from handling and storage. Factory lettering with crisp raised edges. Grips retain all of their original finish, checkering is sharp and clean, medallions are bright. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Box is very good and shows signs of light storage type wear, end label is clear. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger MK I Semi-Automatic Sporting Pistol, #10-65535, .22 LR cal., 6.75'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut thumbrest grips, with two magazines and factory adjustable rear sight. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original factory blue. Good grips and action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$450. (Modern/PPT)

Jonathan Arthur Ciener .22 LR Conversion Kit for the 1911-A1 .45 ACP Pistol, matte stainless finish, with slide, barrel, recoil spring, fixed front and rear sight, as well as two (2) magazines, neatly fitted in factory plastic hard case. Overall in excellent slightly used condition, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $200-$300.

Ruger Security-Six (GA-34HT) Double Action Revolver, #157-27537, .357 mag. cal., 4'' heavy barrel, satin stainless steel, checkered walnut target grips with silver Ruger medallions, red ramp front sight and fully adjustable white outline rear sight. In an original unnumbered one-piece Ruger box with an identification label that is correct for this revolver. Metal surfaces are in very good overall condition, with light scuffs and scratches that are consistent with moderate range use and possible carry wear; cylinder with a moderate index line. Factory lettering is clear and defined, not worn. Grips are near excellent with intermittent small handling marks to the smooth borders, checkering shows no mentionable wear. Action is crisp, hammer and trigger operate smoothly. Bright bore rates excellent. Box is very good showing light storage wear, end label is present but half has pulled free from the box and needs to be re-adhered. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Super Single Six Convertible Single Action Revolver, #68-65336, with .22 LR and .22 Magnum cylinders that are both numbered to the gun. 5.5'' barrel, satin stainless finish, smooth walnut grips with Ruger ''silver eagle'' medallions, fixed ramped front sight, and fully adjustable rear sight. In an original unnumbered one-piece Ruger box with an identification label that is correct for this revolver. Also included is the owner's manual and warranty card. Metal surfaces are in fine condition, with scattered light scratches from normal handling and use; both cylinders with a light index line. Factory lettering is clear and defined, not worn. Grips are excellent with a few light handling marks, nice even finish and color. Crisp action, bright bore with excellent rifling. Box is very good showing normal storage wear, top with a little red staining. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Old Model Blackhawk Convertible Single Action Revolver, #30-63969, with .357 Magnum and 9mm cylinder, 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, black ejector rod housing, transfer bar safety, checkered black rubber Pachmayr Presentation grips, fixed ramped front sight and fully adjustable rear sight. Included is the box and red pouch for the additional 9mm cylinder. Revolver was mfg'd in 1970. Approx. 96% combination original and reblued finish remains and the metal surfaces are in very good overall condition. Wear at the muzzle, highpoints of cylinder and triggerguard account for a majority of the finish loss. Frame has been reblued over a few spots of very fine pitting. Factory lettering is mostly clear with a little thinning around the Ruger logo on the frame. Screw head slots are straight. Grips are excellent. Excellent crisp action and clean sharp looking bore. 9mm cylinder retains most of its blue finish, a portion with specks of finish loss. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern/PPT)

Kahr Arms Model K40 (K4040) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DA0013, double action only, .40 S&W cal., 3.5'' barrel, matte black finish, stippled black rubber Kahr grips, white dot front sight, white bar rear sight, with two (2) six-shot Kahr magazines. In the original black plastic case with matching end label and owner's manual. Condition is good showing general carry type wear. Metal with light rub marks as well as finish loss at the edges and highpoints. Grips show age and wear consistent with the rest of the pistol, back edges with a thin slice below the frame. Smooth, tight action; very good bore with light frosting in the grooves. Case end label is held on by tape. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Kahr K9 Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, #AR2309, double action only, 9mm cal., 3.5'' barrel, electroless nickel finish, stippled black rubber Kahr grips, white dot front, white bar rear sight, with two (2) seven-round Kahr magazines. With the exception of a thin and shallow horizontal scratch on the left side of the slide and slide stop, this pistol is in near excellent overall condition showing normal intermittent rub marks to the matte surfaces. Grips with only normal light handling marks. Tight smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Sigma Model SW380 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RAB2836, .380 ACP cal., 3'' barrel, black steel slide, black polymer frame, standard integral fixed sights, with two (2) six-shot S&W magazines. In the original blue plastic S&W box with matching end label, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Slide rates very good with approx. 97% original finish, right rear and top near the rear sight with some small spots of finish loss. Frame is excellent. Smooth action, very good bore. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 410 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #VLM9494, double/single action, .40 S&W cal., 4'' barrel, blued steel slide, black alloy frame, factory checkered black plastic S&W grips, white 3-dot sights, decocking lever, and one 11-round S&W magazine with red base pad. Metal surfaces retain approx. 96%-97% factory finishes and rate as fine overall; left side of slide with a moderate scuff; slide stop shows some wear to the finish; factory lettering is clear and defined. Grips are near excellent with normal small handling marks, checkering is sharp. Smooth action; excellent bore. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern/PPT)(High cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Modified Ruger MK II Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #217-36681, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' bull barrel, blue finish, smooth mahogany thumbrest adjustable target grips, with fiber-optic front and rear sights, one steel serrated target trigger, and one factory magazine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90%-92% original blue. Grips show little use. Action is smooth with crisp let-off, bore is excellent. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard Duramatic Semi-Automatic Sporting Pistol, #677309, .22 LR cal., 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory brown checkered plastic grips, with one factory magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original finish with very light just beginning pitting. Grips and action are excellent, bore is bright. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 80 Combat Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70S51014, .38 Super cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, Pachmayr wraparound black rubber grips, with one unmarked .38 Super magazine, and three-dot sight system on flat-top slide. Dating from the early l980s. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue. Grips and action are very good, Series 80 safety has been removed and aftermarket trigger and National Match bushing have been added; bore is bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger SR-22 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #361-36773, .22 LR cal., 3.5'' barrel, black aluminum slide, black polymer frame with interchangeable grip, white 3-dot sights, rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation, lower accessory rail, ambidextrous safety and magazine release, with one 10-round Ruger magazine. In original box with matching end label, Ruger soft boot, owner's manual, gun lock, extra black rubber grip, and right-hand Fobus paddle holster. Overall condition is excellent showing just light handling marks. Smooth action, bright bore; overall appearing to have been fired very little. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70G01330, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, and the grips are from a circa 1970 Colt WWII Pacific Theatre Commemorative pistol with bright medallions, and one post-WWII GI magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% lightly thinning blue. Grips with very minor bruising. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Mark I Semi-Automatic Pistol, with four (4) magazines, #13-47316, .22 LR cal., 4.75'' tapered barrel, blue finish, checkered wood grips; right grip with Ruger ''silver eagle'' medallion; and an original set of black plastic Ruger grips. Pistol also features a Patridge front sight, fixed square notched rear sight, and four (4) total magazines, all with silver bases. Included is a brown leather right-hand holster, by Lawrence. Mfg'd in 1975. Metal rates as very good with approx. 85%-90% original blue. Thinning to the front and back gripstrap, as well as moderate spots of holster wear to some of the highpoints, accounts for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Wood grips are near excellent and show a few normal slight handling marks. Smooth action, excellent bore. One of the magazines with flaking to the silver base plate. Extra plastic grips need to be cleaned, no chips, cracks, or noticeable flattening to the checks. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Mark II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #213-08296, .22 LR cal., 6'' tapered barrel, blue finish, stippled black rubber wraparound Hogue grips with finger grooves and thumbrest, Patridge front sight, square notched rear sight, and includes one 10-round magazine. Approx. 98%+ original blue finish remains and pistol rates as excellent overall. Left edge of frame and muzzle each with a minor spot of finish loss. Grips appear near new. Smooth action; excellent bright and shiny bore. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard Duramatic Semi-Automatic Sporting Pistol, #1511383, .22 LR cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory brown checkered plastic grips, with one factory magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original finish with minor thinning in actioning area and at muzzle. Grips and action are excellent, bore is bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #83-01586, .44 mag. cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, unfluted cylinder, stippled black rubber Hogue grips with finger grooves, blade front sight and adjustable square notched rear sight with added white paint. Overall the condition is excellent. Metal retains approx. 98% original blue finish; left side with a little muzzle wear; cylinder with a thin index line. Grips with a few normal small handling marks. Action is smooth and crisp; bore is bright with a little powder fouling in the grooves, rifling is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #56-77645, .44 mag. cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth faux ivory grips with Ruger ''silver eagle'' medallions, and standard fixed sights. In original gray plastic Ruger case with matching end label, cable lock, and owner's manual. Condition overall is excellent, with approx. 98%+ remaining original blue finish and 95% case colors. Top edges of frame with a little scratching and thinning to the case hardening, cylinder with a very thin index line. Grips are also excellent and show a few light marks from handling. Excellent crisp action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard .380 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #EBJ4622, double action, .380 ACP cal., 2.75'' barrel, black slide, black composite frame with built in Insight laser, and standard fixed sights. Included are two (2) 6-shot factory S&W magazines and padded black nylon Cordura S&W carry pouch. Condition is excellent with a few normal small handling marks. Smooth action, near excellent bore. Laser functions properly. Est.: $175-$275. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Llama MK VIII Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A68312, 9mm, 4.25'' barrel, blue finish, dark stained hardwood grips with Llama medallions, and one factory magazine. Condition is excellent with approx. 98% original finish remaining and very light wear in actioning areas of trigger. Grips with very minor light scratches. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$450. (Modern/PPT)

AMT Back-Up Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DLX00866, .45 ACP cal., 3'' barrel, double action only, stainless steel, checkered black plastic grips, with two (2) stainless AMT magazines, and owner's manual. Condition is excellent. Metal with a few small handling marks. Grips show no mentionable wear. Action and bore are excellent. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P220 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G193246, .45 ACP cal., 4-3/8'' barrel, stainless slide, black aluminum frame, checkered black rubber Crimson Trace laser grips; included are the original checkered black plastic grips and a pair of stippled black rubber Hogue grips, with two (2) Sig Sauer magazines. Three-dot night sights include an adjustable rear sight. In original two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, owner's manual, and test target that is also numbered to the gun. Condition overall is good. Slide with areas of very fine pitting mainly to the top and a few spots on the left side; factory lettering is clear. Frame shows a few normal light handling marks and most of the original finish remains. Crimson Trace grips with small impressions to some of the highpoints and checkering, bottom of right grip with an approx. .25'' slice; laser functions properly. Night sights no longer glow. Smooth action, excellent bore. Additional pair of Hogue grips show moderate wear; original grips show only light wear. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P230 SL Semi-Automatic Pistol, #S054729, .380 ACP cal., double/single action, 3-5/8'' barrel, satin stainless steel, checkered black plastic wraparound grips, red-dot front sight, square notched rear sight with red post, and two (2) 7-round stainless magazines. In Sig Arms hard plastic case with owner's manual and original test target. Condition overall is good with light scuffs and scratches overall. Grips with some crazing to the surface. Excellent action and bright bore. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Alloy Frame Smith & Wesson Model 39 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #62600, double action, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, long extractor, factory checkered walnut grips with silver S&W medallions, fixed front sight and notched adjustable rear sight, with two (2) factory magazines, both marked on base ''S&W''. Condition is excellent with approx. 97% original blue/black finish. Wear to right side of triggerguard and front gripstrap account for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Grips with a few scattered small handling marks which includes a few small blemishes to the checkering, no thinning to the finish, color looks good, medallions with a little verdigris in the protected areas. Nice smooth action, excellent bright bore. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Security-Six Double Action Revolver, #152-60785, .357 mag. cal., 4'' barrel, satin stainless steel, diamond center checkered walnut grips with silver Ruger medallions, pinned blade front sight and fully adjustable rear sight. Left side of frame is marked ''MADE IN THE 200TH YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY''. In an unnumbered one-piece red/black/white Ruger box with correct end label and the owner's manual. Condition is excellent, showing only scattered small handling marks to the metal, predominantly on the right side. Grips are in really nice shape and show no mentionable wear. Cylinder with a light index line. Smooth action and bright bore. Box lid with a spot of wear to the red finish and is otherwise in excellent condition. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Redhawk Hunter Double Action Revolver, with Leupold scope, #501-98733, .44 mag. cal., 7.5'' barrel, satin stainless finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr finger grooved ''Gripper'' grips, dovetailed red ramp blade front sight and white outline fully adjustable rear sight. Barrel rib is factory grooved for scope mounts and this revolver is fit with a Leupold FX-II 2x20mm handgun scope with a matte silver finish, duplex reticle, and Butler Creek covers. Metal surfaces rate as in fine overall condition and show normal signs of light to moderate range use. Metal with scattered light surfaces scratches; cylinder with a moderate index line. Factory lettering with crisp raised edges. Grips, action, and bore are excellent. Scope appears near new with bright, clear optics; exterior with a few slight surface scuffs. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Colorado Centennial New Model Super Single Six Revolver, #76-04234, .22 LR cal., with additional .22 mag. cylinder; both cylinders are numbered to the gun. 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, polished stainless steel backstrap and triggerguard, walnut grips with inlaid Ruger ''silver eagle'' medallions, blade front sight and square notched rear sight adjustable for both windage and elevation. In original 1976 Colorado Centennial wood case with medallion on lid and includes instruction/parts list, Centennial card, and display case key. Both cylinders with commemorative engraving. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% factory blue, both cylinders with a slight index line, gripstrap with a few light marks from handling, factory lettering is crisp and defined. Grips are also excellent, showing only a few minor marks from handling. Bore is mirror bright. Both the interior and exterior of the case are excellent. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Two-Tone Sig Sauer Mosquito Semi-Automatic Pistol, #F349195, .22 LR cal., 4'' barrel, black slide, gray polymer frame, factory black plastic grips, yellow 3-dot sights, ambidextrous safety, lower accessory rail, with one 10-round Sig Sauer magazine. In original plastic case with matching end label, owner's manual, and a few misc. small parts. Condition is excellent appearing near new, showing only a few slight handling marks. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver (Triplelock), #741, .455 cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, non-matching diamond checkered factory walnut grips with S&W medallions, English proofmarks to barrel, frame and matching numbered cylinder; fixed sights, with lanyard loop in butt. Mfg'd 1908. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% thinning blue with losses at forward high edges, front and back strap, with sideplate showing approx. 50% blue. Grips with mild to moderate wear. Good action, excellent bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #S228152, .44 mag. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, large diamond checkered walnut grips, in later mahogany blue-lined S&W case. Target trigger, target hammer red ramp front and plain adjustable rear sight. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning blue, with finish losses from holster wear at muzzle, forward portions of cylinder and triggerguard. Grips with an additional coat of varnish. Smooth crisp action, bright bore. Exterior of box is good; interior with usual flaking and deterioration. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Late War Beretta Model 1935 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #608000, 7.65mm (.32 ACP) cal., 3.25'' barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic grips with ''PB'' logo, standard sights, and one magazine with finger extension. Right side of frame beneath the serial number is marked ''7.65''; left side rear is marked in a small oval ''SP''; slide is unmarked. Condition is good. Metal with a typical late war rough mill finish. Slide with some spots of light pitting. Protected areas around the grips, inside edge of trigger, and in the slide serrations with light surface rust (a good cleaning would probably improve the overall condition of the metal). Grips show age and wear consistent with the rest of the pistol, no major chips or cracks; ''PB'' logo are clear and defined. Good action; rifling is excellent. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver, #188426, .38 Spec. cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd 1919. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 94% factory blue, with losses at high edges and muzzle, and mild toning to front and back strap. Grips remain crisp, but each with a loss at the heel. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #242223, .38 Special, 3-screw frame, 1-7/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips with silver S&W medallions, grips are numbered to another gun, standard sights, and case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd circa late 50's-early 60's. Condition is good with approx. 80% remaining original blue finish. Metal with general thin scratches, majority of the finish loss is on the cylinder and muzzle. Cylinder and sideplate with some spots of very fine pitting. Flat sides of grip frame under the grips with light surface rust that should clean. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with scattered small impressions from handling, most of the finish remains. Crisp action, excellent bore. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson .22/32 Hand Ejector Heavy Frame Target Double Action Revolver, #525723, .22 LR cal., 6'' pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut diamond center target grips with S&W medallions, blade front sight pinned in a raised boss, windage and elevation adjustable rear sight, trace amounts of original case colors are visible on the hammer and trigger. Barrel, frame, and cylinder with matching numbers. Metal surfaces retain approx. 50% original polished blue finish and rate as in good overall condition, with intermittent specks and cloudy spots of reddish brown oxidation. Factory lettering is visible. Grips show age and wear consistent with the rest of the revolver, checks with moderate flattening, bottom edges with impressions and a few ''x's'' scratched into the surface, no chips or cracks. Hammer and trigger operate smoothly, cylinder with a little play; near excellent bright bore. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R)

Colt Army Special Double Action Revolver, #465870, .38 Colt cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd 1921. Condition is excellent as professionally refinished, retaining approx. 98% correct color blue. Grips, action and bore are excellent. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-38 Target Masterpiece Pre-Model 14 Double Action Revolver, #K232604, .38 spec. cal., 6'' pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr Presentation grips, Patridge front sight, micrometer click adjustable rear sight, case-colored trigger, and wide target hammer. Mfg'd 1955. Condition is very good with approx. 85% original blue finish and 95%+ case colors. Metal with general light scratching and small marks from handling and range use; factory lettering is clear. Barrel, frame, cylinder, and cylinder star with matching numbers. Grips show age and wear consistent with the rest of the revolver; checkering has worn flat on parts of the right grip, bottom back corner with a small crack. Crisp action; bright and clean bore with near excellent rifling. What appears to be a solid shooter's grade revolver. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #10631, .32 Auto cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with early features such as checkered mag release, barrel bushing, with safety retained on right side by screw. Includes one correct unmarked blue magazine. Mfg'd 1911. Condition is very good as partially refinished. Frame and its small parts retain approx. 85% high polish blue. Slide, barrel and bushing have been later refinished and retain 94% blue. Grips with mild flattening. Good action and bore. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #115222, .32 Auto cal., 2.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered Indian head grips, with one factory magazine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% thinning blue. Right grip panel with loss at top and bottom of back edge. Good action, fair bore. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammer Semi-Automatic Pistol, #20860, .38 ACP cal., 4.5'' barrel, high polish blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one correct factory magazine. Mfg'd 1908. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue. Grips with minor flattening. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C& R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #9703, .380 cal., 3.75'' barrel, high polish blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one early correct magazine marked ''Calibre .380''. Mfg'd 1913. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% blue with most of the losses to the slide from holster use. Grips with moderate thinning to checks. Good action, very good bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Browning ''Baby'' Semi-Automatic Pistol, #372833, .25 ACP cal., 2'' barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic Browning grips, standard integral sights, with one ''FN'' marked magazine and vintage manual. Left side of slide is marked ''BROWNING ARMS COMPANY / MADE IN BELGIUM''. Mfg'd 1967. Metal surfaces rate as near excellent with approx. 98% original blue finish, with minor handling marks and light edgewear, most noticeable on right side of slide; factory lettering is clear. Right grip with a small chip to the edge of the Browning logo, both are in otherwise excellent condition. Action is smooth; bore is bright. Manual shows age and wear. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #122254, .32 ACP cal., 3.75'' barrel, high polish blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one two-tone magazine marked ''Cal.32/Colt''. Mfg'd 1911. Condition is fine retaining approx. 88%-92% early high polish blue, with most of the losses to the left and top portion of slide. Front strap and grip safety are strong showing well over 90% finish. Grips with mild flattening to details. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Police Dept. marked Colt Detective Special Double Action Revolver, #A36061, .38 Spec. cal., 2'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with silver Colt medallions, and standard fixed sights. Backstrap is marked ''SCPD''. Mfg'd 1969. In good overall condition with approx. 92% of what appears to be an old re-blue remaining. Factory stamps are clear. Metal with general surface dents and scratches. Grips with moderate darkening and flattening to the checks. Good action and bore. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Army Special Double Action Revolver, #440817, .32-20 cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory hard rubber grips. Mfg'd 1919. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% thinning blue. Bright sides of hammer have darkened. Grips are excellent with very light marks to left panel. Action is crisp, bore is fine. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Lot of Two (2) Thompson Contender Barrels: 1.) 10''.22 WMR barrel, blue finish, blade front and fully adjustable rear sight. In original box. Interior and exterior condition is excellent with approx. 99%+ original blue finish. Box shows moderate storage wear. Pieces of the Styrofoam insert are missing. 2.) 10'' .22 LR Match bull barrel, blue finish, blade front sight, and fully adjustable rear sight. In original box. Barrel address is a little faint but the overall condition is excellent with approx. 99%+ blue finish. Excellent bright bore. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Thompson Center Arms Contender Barrels: 1.) ''Super 14'' barrel, .41 mag. cal., 14'' overall, blue finish, no forend, with a dovetailed blade front sight, and rear sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation. Condition is excellent showing a few light handling marks. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. 2.) .44 mag. cal., 10'' overall ported octagon barrel which includes a 1-7/8'' threaded muzzle extension, no forend, one-piece blade front sight, rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation. In near excellent used condition; sides of the barrel with light micro-scratching and a few spots of finish loss, most which would be covered by the forend. Bore is bright with strong rifling. 3.) ''Super 14'' barrel, .223 cal., 14'' overall, blue finish, no forend, with a blade front sight, and fitted with a Thompson Center Arms 2.5RP scope with a duplex reticle. Condition is excellent showing a few light handling marks and small spots of finish loss along the edge of where the forend profile would be. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Scope with light handling marks to the exterior; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $300-$450/lot.

Thompson Center Arms Contender Single Shot Pistol, #221283, .45-70 cal., matte stainless barrel measures 12'' overall which includes the muzzlebrake, blued receiver, checkered black rubber Pachmayr grip and forend, adjustable trigger, blade front sight on ramped base, rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation, with hammer extension. Overall the condition is excellent with approx. 99% factory finishes remaining, showing intermittent slight handling marks. Forend with light surface scuffs along the bottom edge; checkering on both the forend and grip are clean. Excellent action and bore, rifling is sharp. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Rossi Model 92 Lever Action Rifle, #SS102297, .45 Colt cal., 24'' barrel, stainless steel finish, walnut stock and forend. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Original box shows some exterior tattering. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Marlin Model 1894S Lever Action Rifle, #16060423, .41 Rem. mag. cal., 20'' round ''JM'' marked micro-groove barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and forend, checkered black plastic Marlin buttplate with white-spacer, crossbolt safety, hooded brass bead front sight on ramped base and sporting rear sight with elevator. Overall condition is good. Metal retains approx. 95% blue finish, left side of receiver with a small spot of pitting, barrel with noticeable scratches between the rear sight and receiver, lever and bolt with some plum-colored toning. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Wood retains most of the original finish with scattered moderate impressions and handling marks; both sides of buttstock with a 1/8'' sliver of wood that was used to fill in a small gap at the metal. Excellent crisp action and bright bore. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern)

Remington Gamemaster Model 141 Pump Action Rifle, #66985, .30 Rem. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, with Decelerator brown butt pad, white bead and standard rear sight, and sling swivels. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95%+ blue with just light micro-scratching here and there. Stock and forend are excellent. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Henry H001 Lever Action Rifle, #464051H, .22 S-L-LR cal., 18.5'' round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock, hooded blade front sight and notched elevator rear sight, factory grooved receiver. Condition overall is excellent with approx. 98%+ factory finish, right rear portion of the receiver with a few spots of flaking. Stock appears as new. Crisp action, excellent bore. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Like New Henry Model H004SE Silver Eagle Lever Action Rifle, #SE002342, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20'' octagon barrel; barrel, magazine tube, lever, and hammer with a blue finish. Nickel receiver with extensive scroll engraving to both sides; oil-finished straight grip walnut stock and forend with a nickel-plated crescent-shaped buttplate. Sights include a dovetailed front with brass bead and a semi-buckhorn rear sight. In the original box with matching end label and owner's manual. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing as new, with only a few slight handling marks to the wood and metal. Excellent action; clean bright chamber and bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Remington Model 12 Pump Action Takedown Cartridge Rifle, #704376, .22 S-L-LR RF cal., 21'' round barrel marked on top with the ''Remington Arms Co., Inc.'' address and five ''Pedersen's Patents'' in two lines, and ''Remington/Trade Mark'' in two lines with caliber designation ahead of breech; steel receiver with large left-side knurled takedown thumbscrew marked ''Model 12'' and the serial number on left side; oil-stained walnut finger-grooved forend and buttstock. Condition is about very good, the metal parts smooth gunmetal gray and the stocks smooth and solid. Missing buttplate. Action functions crisply; bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Customized Remington Model 760 Gamemaster Pump Action Rifle, #A7158373, .30-06 cal., 19.5'' barrel, blue finish, pistol-grip phenolic stock and original pressed checkered mahogany stock and forend, rubber butt pad, with one factory and two (2) aftermarket 10-rd. magazines, one blue and one nickel. Topped with a Leupold 3x9-50 Vari-X IIc scope. Condition is very good as modified. Rear sight has had the sight leaves removed to accommodate scope. Overall approx. 85%-90% blue remains. Custom stock shows moderate general wear with ingenious blue foam rubber cheekpiece added. Original factory stock also shows moderate wear with general scratching and flattening to checks (missing original buttplate). Good action, mirror bright bore, clear scope optics. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Marlin Model 336SC Lever Action Rifle, #G12463, .35 Rem. cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, with added Williams peep sight to rear of receiver. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 85% thinning and lightly toning blue. Stock with some oil darkening, scattered impressions, and one moderate bruise to top of comb. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 9422 XTR Lever Action Rifle, #F490377, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20'' barrel, royal blue finish, checkered mahogany stock and forend, with Winchester black plastic buttplate. In original box with matching serial number. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue. Stock and forend are excellent. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Marlin Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle, #21058271, .45-70 cal., 22'' ''JM'' marked barrel with 12-groove rifling, 3/4 mag tube, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock, checkered black plastic Marlin buttplate, quick release sling swivels, dovetailed front sight with brass bead, only the rear sight base is present, top of receiver is factory drilled and tapped. An earlier straight grip pre-hammer block safety gun. Included is a 1'' brown leather sling. Condition overall is fine with approx. 98% original blue finish. Flat sides of receiver with some intermittent light surface scratches. Wood with some shallow impressions and small handling marks, mainly at the wrist and forend; right side of forend with an approx. 1'' and .75'' spot of finish loss. Crisp action, excellent bore. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Remington Woodmaster Model 81 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #55896, .300 Sav. cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, checkered aluminum buttplate, bright bead front and standard rear sight. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90%-92% lightly thinning blue. Stock retains approx. 80% original varnish, with one very small loss to left side lower tang. Quick-detached sling swivels are a later addition and show slight corrosion. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Remington Model 16 Takedown Auto-loading Rifle, #7262, .22 RF cal., blued 22'' round barrel having a dovetailed bead-blade front sight, vacant rear dovetail, and adjustable peep tang sight, blued steel receiver, which has an integral triggerguard and marked ''RB/7262'' at bottom front; grooved trigger; oil-finished thin Schnabel-style walnut forend and buttstock with internal tubular brass cartridge magazine and steel buttplate having the circular ''Remington/UMC/Trade Mark'' logo. Condition is very good, the barrel retaining approx. 50% original deep blue mixing with brown patina and scattered dings/scratches, the receiver and triggerguard with 50% smooth blue, the buttplate gunmetal gray. Stocks are sound and retaining much oil finish with scratches and dings, especially on forend, but solid and fit well. Action functions as designed; bore is shiny with sharp rifling. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

Cased Colt Lord Derringer Set, #42385D and #42386D, both are chambered in .22 short cal., with 2.5'' blued barrels, frames are now silver with traces of gold finish in protected areas, grips are smooth walnut. In original presentation box. Condition is good. Barrels retain most of their finish. Gold turned silver surfaces with some moderate toning and would improve with a thorough cleaning. Factory lettering is clear. Grips appear to have had an added coat of semi-gloss finish. Very good smooth actions and bright bores. Presentation box shows moderate storage type wear and small impressions, graphic is clear; plastic picture frame is cracked in one spot but remains solid. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Reproduction Colt Model 1847 Walker Percussion Revolver, by Navy Arms Co., #00257, .44 cal., 9'' octagon-to-round blued barrel marked ''Navy Arms Co. Ridgefield NJ. Made in Italy'' on top flat and ''US / 1847'' on right side above wedge with Italian proofmarks to right, and ''A. Uberti & C. Gardone V.T. Italy cal. 44 black powder only'' underneath; 2-7/16'' six-shot cylinder with rolled ''Rangers and Indians Fight'' scene including ''Model U.S.M.R.'' (United States Mounted Rifles) and ''Colt's Patent'' in fancy panels; case hardened loading lever with Walker-unique retaining spring, case hardened hammer and frame with proofmarks on right side; blued screws, unfinished steel backstrap and brass triggerguard; oil-finished one-piece walnut grips. Condition is fine retaining approx. 50% muted/thinning barrel blue; wedge and surrounding area with light tool marks from removal and broken screw head; unfinished cylinder with dark patina and index line; case hardening bright on frame and muted to hammer and lever, aged patina to straps. Grips are fine without chips or cracks and with perhaps a light coat of added finish. Action is tight and strong; bore appears clean with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (No FFL Required)

Second Generation Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver, in original wood case complete with accessories, #3127REL, .36 cal., blued 7.5'' octagonal barrel is marked on top flat ''Address Saml Colt New-York City'' flanked by dashes, and ''Robert E. Lee Commemorative - Nineteen Seventy One'' on left flat; blued round 6-shot cylinder is roll-engraved with the standard naval battle scene, case hardened hammer, lever and plunger; silver-plated brass backstrap and rounded triggerguard; one-piece varnished walnut grips. Condition is mint and unfired, retaining 100% original blued finish, brilliant case colors, silver with a soft patina, and perfect grips with all of their original vanish finish. Action is crisp; bore shows brilliant blue with deep rifling. Mahogany case retains its soft oil-stained finish (a few dings along back side) with a brass ''Colt'' logo medallion inlay, and is marked on top lid ''Robert E. Lee Commemorative/Nineteen Seventy One''. Now almost a half-century old, these first Colt commemoratives are scarce; in this pristine state, they are almost impossible to find. Est.: $400-$600. (No FFL Required)

Colt New Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, #G204709, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, dark blue finish, case hardened frame, factory checkered black plastic grips with ''Eagle'' and ''Rampant Colt'', blade front sight and square notched rear sight adjustable for both windage and elevation. Crossbolt safety means this revolver is only compatible with a .22 LR cylinder. Condition is excellent with approx. 98%+ original blue and vibrant case colors; cylinder with a few scratches and spots of light wear. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Grips appear as new. Smooth crisp action, with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Great Western Arms Co. Frontier Six Shooter Single Action Revolver, #16525, .22 LR cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, faux stag grips, with standard fixed sights. Top of the barrel is marked ''GREAT WESTERN ARMS CO.''; left side ''22 CALIBER''. Condition is very good with approx. 90% remaining finishes. Holster type wear to sides of barrel and muzzle, and cylinder index line account for a majority of the finish loss. Frame and parts of the ejector rod housing with plum-colored toning. Factory lettering is clear and defined. Nice lightly worn grips, no chips or cracks. Action needs adjustment/repair: when held horizontally it does not cycle, when tilted slightly forward it works better but does skip periodically. Bright bore with very good rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Cased Set Butler Assoc., Inc. Lord & Lady Derringers, consecutively numbered #B74787 and #B74788, both are single shot, chambered in .22 short, with pivoting Thuer action, gold-colored frames; one with a black finish and walnut grips, the other with a gold-colored barrel and faux pearl grips. In wood display case with cranberry colored lining. Metal surfaces rate in fine condition with just a little wear to the highpoints on the side that is face down in the case, as well as normal slight handling marks. Grips are excellent and with the exception of one small mark to the left walnut grip, both appear as new. Excellent action and bores. Case with scattered moderate storage type marks to the lid, with a nice even finish and color; interior with a little rub wear to the fabric. Est.: $250-$450. (Modern/PPT)

EMF Hartford Model Bisley Single Action Revolver, #SAB1089, .45 Colt cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, dark stained hardwood grips. Made in Italy. Condition is excellent, appearing near new. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Boxed Colt Black Powder Signature Series Model 1860 Army Percussion Revolver, #220253, .44 cal., 8'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened frame, hammer, and loading lever, brass triggerguard, one-piece smooth walnut grips. Backstrap with a gold facsimile of Samuel Colt's signature. In original light gray ''Signature Series'' box with owner's manual, and exterior plain white cardboard box that is hand numbered to the gun. Overall condition is excellent, appearing as new. Cylinder appears unturned and unfired. Case colors are vibrant. Box is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (No FFL Required)

Matched Pair of Consecutively Serial Numbered Colt 4th Model Single Shot Derringers, #3754N and #3755N, .22 Short RF cal., 2-3/8'' barrels with integral tiny blade front sights are marked on top ''-COLT-'' in slanted letters, and on the left side ''22 Cal. Short'', the maker's name and address and the serial number in four lines; integral ''bird's head'' gripstraps with two-piece faux ivory grips. Condition to both is as new and unfired, retaining all of their original nickel plating overall; grips are perfect. Actions are tight and crisp; bores are bright with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600/Lot. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Centennial '66 Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #45712, .30-30 cal., 26'' blued steel octagon barrel with standard sights; gold-colored receiver, crescent buttplate, and forend cap; blued saddle ring. Rifle also features a semi-gloss finished straight grip walnut stock. In original box that is missing a majority of the end label (serial number is not visible), polychrome slipcover, and hang tag. Rifle is possibly unfired but does have some blemishes from prolonged storage. Approx. 99%+ original blue finish remains. Top of receiver with scattered tiny specks of peppered darkening to the finish, and receiver appears to have been wiped down with a semi-abrasive cloth leaving general fine scratching. Top of bolt with a small amount of speckled surface rust. Wood is excellent with a few shallow handling marks at the forend and bottom edge of the buttstock. Bore is clean with excellent rifling. Polychrome slipcover is incomplete and shows heavy age and wear. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Pair of Colt Single Shot Derringers, #85958D/#85959D, .22 Short cal., 2-1/2'' blue barrels, gold-plated frames, two-piece dark stained wood grips, in Colt marked red-lined presentation case. Pistols are excellent with light marks from handling. Est.: $300-$500/pair. (C&R)