Colt California Gold Rush Commemorative Frontier Scout SA revolver in factory wooden case. The Scout has a 4 ¾” barrel in .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #0215GR. The pistol is gold plated in its entirety, inscribedCALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH MODEL on the left side of the barrel. The grips are Ivorylite with gold plated Colt medallions. The case is blonde finished wood with a gold miner motif and Colt logo branded on the lid. Theinterior is black velvet on the bottom with gold satin on top. The production began with the Scouts in the fall of 1964 with a total production number of 500. The pistol and case are both in nearly excellent conditionand includes the cardboard slip cover. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R/PPT).

Colt Pony Express Centennial Frontier Scout SA revolver in factory wooden case. The Scout has a 4 ¾” barrel in .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #190W. The pistol is gold plated in its entirety, inscribed 1860-61 RUSSELL,MAJORS AND WADDELL/PONY EXPRESS CENTENNIAL MODEL 1960-61 on the left side of the barrel. The grips are varnished Walnut with gold plated Colt medallions. The case is Rosewood finished wood with a Centennial medallion(struck by the U.S. Mint) inlaid in the lid and gold Rampant Colt motif. The interior is red velvet on the bottom with red satin on top with gold Rampant Colt motif. The production began with the Scouts in the fallof 1961 available originally through the Pony Express History and Art gallery, San Rafael, California. The pistol and case are both in nearly excellent condition and includes the cardboard slip cover. Est.: $250-$500.(C+R/PPT).

“Slim Jim” tooled leather holster for 1861 Navy with light carving in floral with belt loop reattached with rawhide stitching, small tear at the top, plug missing, minor scuffs and wear. Est.: $150-$300

Dixon Sheffield marked bag flask in good condition. Mid-19th century for percussion pistols. 40%-60% lacquer. Good spring with most blue. About .36-.44 caliber size. Est.: $250-$500

Early pocket model eagle flask appearing to be excellent and original but restored. “Bob” Allen cooked and reworked flasks like a master chef! Great for casing. Est.: $250-$500

WWI U.S. Army Campaign hat marked Stetson on band. About good. Wear and loss to the band. Good felt. Est.: $150-$300

A genuine and rare Pre-Columbian Colima figure of a duck. More than 1000 years old. Beautifully modeled with some original red glaze. Measures 7 1/2" long and 5" high. The condition is fine with one repair to theright foot. A rare piece. Est.: $400-$600

British 4 panel “Pith” helmet for foreign troops circa 1870s-90s with chin strap. About good condition showing some wear in service and minor staining. Used as pattern for U.S. Army Model 1892 sun helmets. Est.: $300-$600

36P (Police) marked Colt Mold in fair to good condition. Many marks and dings. Good cavities. Some blue (20%-30%) mixed in patina. Est.: $80-$160

Mass. Arms .31-36 caliber size flask in good condition. Minor aging and dents. Est.: $200-$400

Medallion (Nickeled) pearl factory grips for 1908 Colt. Good to very good. Minor aging and small losses. Slight imperfections. Two small plates screw to the inside to “Stabilize” during use. Genuine Colt. Est.:$250-$500

H&R Webley Patent .25 caliber Semi-Auto pistol, S/N 2165 in near fine condition in its original box. 95%-98% original bright blue and excellent grips. Minor wear and use. Instruction and end label included. Correctmag. A 9 on a 1-10 scale. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Older Japanese reproduction of a Tower .69 cal. British issue pistol, circa early 19th century style, #3335. Near fine condition. (Antique) Est. $100-200

Pre-War Zehna (Emil Zehna) .25 auto made in Suhl, Germany, S/N 12448. 95%-98% in original cardboard box. Minor nicks, marks and aging. Excellent grips. Fire blue small parts. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Beretta Model 92F semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #C65087Z. The pistol is in nearly new condition with a 4 ¾” barrel with an orange ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retainsapproximately 98% of the matte blue finish with light handling marks. The checkered wood medallion grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering. The bore is very good, the action is crisp and themarkings are sharp on this lightly used Beretta. The lot includes two hi-capacity magazines. The magazines are not available to California residents or those in areas where prohibited. Est.: $400-$800.(Modern/PPT).

Lot of three U. S. Mint Silver Commemorative coin sets. The lot includes the Leif Ericson Millennium U.S. and Icelandic two-coin proof set. A Yellowstone National Park Proof silver dollar dated 1999 and a Dolley Madison Commemorative Proof silver dollar dated 1999. All coins come with their certificates of authenticity, cases and cardboard slip covers. Est.: $100-$200.

Remington Model 870 Wing Master pump shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #T790092V. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 28” barrel with a steel bead front sight. The shotgun retains nearly all of the blue finish with light storage and handling marks. The shotgun is choked Modified and chambered for 2 ¾” shells. The checkered wood stock is in good condition with small mars and compressions consistent with field use. Thebutt stock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good and the action is crisp. The lot includes an extra 20” barrel in very good condition and the factory manual. Est.:$250-$500 (Modern).

Finely made and aged reproduction of an iron strapped, wooden Wells Fargo valuables box; approximately 11” in height, 20” long and 12” wide; a great decoration piece for the collector’s library or gun room. Est.: $300-$600.

Llama Micro Max 380 semi-automatic pistol, .380 ACP caliber, Serial #07-04-11907-97. The pistol is as new in the factory box with a 3 ½” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 98% of the blue finish withonly light handling marks. The checkered rubber grips are in very good condition. The lot includes the original factory cardboard box with all associated packaging materials and matching end label. The lot includes one correct magazine. No California Sales. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern).

Walther PPK semi-automatic pistol, .380 ACP caliber, Serial #A006706. The pistol is as new with a 3 ¼” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 98%-99% of the stainless steel finish with light handling marks. Thecheckered plastic grips are in very good condition. The lot includes a suede Bianchi IWB holster, four correct Walther marked magazines and a plastic hard case. The bore is very good, the action is crisp and themarkings are sharp on this lightly used Walther. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern/PPT).

Brass candy store size National Cash register model 317 Serial Number 976147 Circa 1914-1915 with plate reading “The National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio U.S.A.”. Measures 17” tall x 11 ½” wide x 16 Depth. In good working condition. Est.: $200-$400

Model 1872 Cavalry Officer Kepi with M and wreaths at the front. Buttons and straps. Some moth holes. Outline of maker’s label. Liner intact and sweat band. Est.: $300-$600

Pair of Colt Model 1860 Army New Black Powder series percussion revolvers in United States Cavalry Commemorative Series 1777-1977 200 year anniversary. The set was specially made for the Chairman of the Board, George A.Strichman with special serial numbers assignment; G.A.S.USO and G.A.S.OUS. The pistols feature better than normal wood and are finely finished. The set is in excellent to nearly mint overall condition in the blue velvet lined hardwood box with all accessories; flask, mold, cap tin, accoutrements and matching butt stock. The pistols are tagged GAS-29 and GAS-30 from display at the Colt Penthouse, New York City, New York. Est.: $1,500-$3,000. (C+R/PPT).

Early Colt’s patent marked eagle flask in almost fine condition. 50%-70% lacquer. Good spring. Very caseable. Est.: $400-$800

Lot of U.S. Mint uncirculated coin sets from 1973 to 2007, including twenty six total sets. 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2007 include both Philadelphia and Denver sets. All the coins are new and uncirculated in the original packaging. Est.: $150-$300.

.31 pocket marked Colt iron mold in very good caseable condition. 50%-60% aging blue. Est.: $200-$400

Ruger 10-22 semi-automatic carbine, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #119-51686. The carbine is in like new condition with an 18” barrel with a ramped blade front sight and folding rear. The carbine retainsapproximately 98% of the blue finish. The smooth wood stock is in excellent condition with sling swivels and a leather sling. The lot includes five correct, Ruger 10 shot rotary magazines. The bore is good and theaction is crisp on this lightly used 10-22. The carbine is topped with a Redfield 4x fixed power scope. Est.: $125-$250. (Modern).

Lot of Colt Collector’s skin and cartridges consisting of 2 Thuer cart., 2 Eley .36 skin, 1 Dow-Johnson .44 and 2 misc. .31 and .36 skins. Est.: $175-$350

Eleys large size fancy gold foil cap in. Often found in Colt double sets. Est.: $250-$500

Lot of U.S. Mint uncirculated coin sets from 1977 to 2007, including twenty three total sets. 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2007 include both Philadelphia and Denver sets. All the coins are new and uncirculated in the original packaging. Est.: $150-$300.

Ruger Mini-14 semi-automatic rifle, .223 Remington caliber, Serial #181-71749. The rifle is in as new condition with an 18” barrel. The rifle retains approximately 98% of the blue finish with small flecks of light surface rust on the front sight. The smooth wood stock is in excellent condition with light handling marks, sling swivels and a leather sling. The bore is very good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this lightly used Mini-14. The lot includes one correct magazine and the Ruger factory instructional manual. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Lot of ten Hi-capacity magazines for Ruger Mini-14 rifles and Ruger 10-22 carbines. The lot includes six steel Ruger marked factory 20-round magazines and two 30 round magazines. The magazines are as new in thefactory red and white Ruger cardboard boxes. The lot also includes a Butler Creek “Hot Lips” plastic 25-round magazine and a Mitchell 50/22 magazine, both for the Ruger 10-22 carbine. Both magazines are as new inthe factory packaging. No sales to California residents or other jurisdictions where prohibited. Est.: $250-$500.

Beautiful painted Civil War type drum from Western Costume Collection marked "WCC #15". The body is masterfully painted with fierce American Eagle and Union shield. Likely used in the Audie Murphy film "The Red Badge ofCourage" and many other of Hollywood's classic Civil War films perhaps even Gone with the Wind. Some damage to the drum head but showing normal film use. A great piece for the film memorabilia collector ordecoration for the gun room. Est.: $300-$600

A rare and antique saddle for a camel from the Western Costume Company collection. With straps and other leather harness. Likely used in Alexander Korda's Thief of Baghdad and many other golden era Hollywood films. ID itand you have a cinema memorabilia collector's dream. Fantastic room decoration as well. The condition is typical film rental condition with losses. Est.: $200-$400

Colt 1908 Semi-Auto Pistol in .25 ACP caliber with British proofs, original box and label that read "American Manufacture" glued on the box lid, S/N 316071. 85%+ original blue with loss on high spots and minor wear from carry in the pocket and use. Ron Kowal collection tag in box. Ron obtained this Colt in the early 90s from an American pilot who carried it in WWII as pocket gun over German in case he was shot down. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

Husqvarna Husky Model H-5000 bolt action sporting rifle, .243 Winchester caliber, Serial #269666. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 22” barrel with a hooded front and fixed rear sights. The rifleretains nearly all of the blue finish with the receiver marked, “HVA ACTION-MADE IN SWEDEN”. A Harris bi-pod has been added during the period of use. The checkered wood stock is in good condition with scratchesand compressions consistent with field use. The buttstock has sling swivels, a custom leather sling and ends with a plastic butt plate. The rifle is topped with a Bushnell Buckhorn 3.5 x 10 variable power rifle scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Colt .31 pocket mold in fair to good condition. Excellent cavities. 50%-60% blue. Many dings and dents. Est.: $100-$200

Custom Flaigs FN Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, .300 Weatherby caliber, Serial #3430. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” medium-heavy barrel. The metal surfaces retain 98%-99% of an old, highquality re-blue with engraved floor plate, trigger guard and added trigger shoe. The custom wood thumbhole stock is in very good condition with beautiful fit and finish. The stock shows outstanding figure with anexotic wood fore end tip and grip cap. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14” LOP. Sling swivels and a military style leather sling have been added during the period of use.The rifle is topped with a Lyman All-American 4x fixed power rifle scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this high quality sporter by Flaig’s Custom rifles. Est.: $500-$1,000.(Modern).

Savage Model 10 bolt action rifle, .308 Winchester caliber, Serial #G024090. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” bull barrel. The metal surfaces retain nearly all of the matte blue finish withlight handling marks. The checkered synthetic stock is in very good condition with a solid rubber recoil pad and a Harris bi-pod. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The rifleis topped with a Leupold one-piece base, rings and a Bushnell Elite 3200 rifle scope. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Custom Springfield 1903-A3 bolt action sporting rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #3267329. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 23” barrel with a ramped blade front sight and an adjustable rear.The metal surfaces retain nearly all of the blue finish with light handling marks. The custom smooth wood thumbhole stock is in very good condition with a rosewood fore end cap, exaggerated pistol grip and rollover cheekpiece. The buttstock has sling swivels, custom leather sling and ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this customSpringfield. The rifle is topped with Weaver rings and a Weaver 3 x 9 variable power rifle scope with clear, crisp optics. Est.: $500-$1,000. (C+R).

Nicely cased brace of revolvers consisting of Walker style .44 percussion made in Italy, #1390 (D>C> scratched into the trigger guard) along with an EIG Confederate style .36 cal. Navy revolver. The pistols are in near fine condition with minor use and firing. The case is very well made with hand worked beveled lid. (Antique) Est $500-1000

Winchester Model 70 XTR bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #G1390791. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 22” barrel. The rifle retains nearly all of the factory blue finish with a ramped blade front and folding adjustable rear sights. The receiver has been drilled and tapped for scope mounts. The custom finished checkered Walnut stock has an ebony tip at the fore end and pistol grip with a cheek piece andventilated rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Model 70. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Springfield Trapdoor rifle in .45-70 caliber, S/N 130671. Good condition with Buffington type rear sight and outlione of cartouche and date not discernable. 30%-50% toning finish. Good wood with minor dings and small losses. #84 stamped in wood behind the tang. Rod included. Bright bore. Est.: $500-$1000

A very rare Japanese samurai hakama (Coat) circa 1820. One black paulownia mon, symbol of the Toyotomi family adorns the back. This was worn by a high ranking samuari. The condition is fair but eminently restorable.Other than armours genuine samurai articles of clothing are extremely rare. Perfect for the samurai sword collector's room. Est.: $200-$400

Custom Whitworth Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, .450 Ackley caliber, Serial #A307578. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 27” custom barrel with a bolt on muzzle break. The rifle has drifted to adark patina with muted blue in the protected areas. The textured synthetic stock is in good condition with sling swivels, nylon sling and a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 14” LOP. The rifle is topped with Weaverrings and a Bushnell Sport View fixed power scope. The bore is rough showing light to moderate pitting, particularly at the throat. The markings are sharp and the action is crisp. According to the consignor, the rifle will shoot .458 Lott, .458 Winchester Magnum and .450 Ackley cartridges. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Walther Model P1 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #350431. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 4.9” barrel. The pistol retains nearly all of the blue finish with light holster wear at the muzzleand high point edge wear. The slide has a crisp Walther banner and the frame shows German proofs and acceptance marks. The checkered plastic grips are in very good condition. The lot includes one correctmagazine and a nylon belt holster. The bore is good and the action works well on this Post-War Walther. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern/PPT).

Walther P-38 AC 42 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #4826. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 4.9” barrel. The pistol has been expertly re-finished, perhaps arsenal. The pistol retains 97%-98%of the blue finish with light scratches and three Nazi Waffen proofs on the right side of the slide. The ribbed bakelite grips are in very good condition with the lanyard ring retained. The lot includes a period leatherflap holster with an extra magazine. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $500-$1,000. (C+R/PPT).

Dan Wesson Arms DA revolver, .375 Super Mag caliber, Serial #375MB001104. The pistol is as new in the factory box with an 8” shrouded barrel with a full-length ventilated rib, red insert ramped front and adjustable rearsights. The pistol retains approximately 98%-99% of the blue finish. The deluxe smooth wood medallion grips are in excellent condition with beautiful figure and mineral streaking. The lot includes the factory box, adjustment tool and an extra set of Pachmayr checkered rubber medallion grips. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Model 29-3 DA revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, Serial #AHJ3497. The pistol is in good overall condition with a 6” barrel with an orange insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retainsa significant amount of blue finish with wear at the muzzle, surface erosion on the cylinder and frame. The hammer and trigger show muted case hardening. The checkered rubber grips are in good condition. The bore is dirty but may clean to good, the action functions and the markings are legible. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern/PPT).

Marlin Model 1894 lever action rifle, .44 Remington Magnum caliber, Serial #18118134. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 20” barrel with a hooded front and folding rear sights and full-length magazine. The metal surfaces retain nearly all of the blue finish with light handling marks from carry and use. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with a Marlin marked checkered plastic butt plate. The bore isgood, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

1860 Army mold in fair to good condition. Good cavities. Light markings. Est.: $140-$280

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .30 WCF caliber, Serial #407732. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” round barrel and full-length magazine. The metal surfaces were re-finished leaving the barrela bronze color with the front and rear sights replaced. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with sling swivels added. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.:$500-$1,000. (C+R).

Custom western style belt buckle with large carved turquoise center showing jockey and race horse with initials “W.A.” buckle signed “W.O.C.” on the back. Measures approximately 5 ¾” x 4 1/8”. We sold this buckle 30+ years ago and the W.A. was a jockey of note who raced at Santa Anita race track who gifted the buckle to a friend in 1980’s. Should be researched. Est.: $300-$600

Early Remington Elliot’s patent Over/Under derringer in .41 rimfire with 2 line address, factory style scroll engraved, and ejector, S/N 4298. Gray patina finish with some minor pitting and erosion and slight wear to themetal. The grips are hard rubber and show edge wear and probably replaced at later date and originally wood. Hinges are not cracked. Working condition with worn out bores. (Antique) Est.: $350-$700

16th-17th century musketeers style flask with velvet over wood triangular shaped body and forged steel mountings. Measures 11 1/2" from tip to end with a 4" spout (large charger for a musket). Measures 9 1/2" across thewidest part of the base. Scattered rust and pitting. Wear to velvet but authentic to the matchlock/wheelock era and a military or guard unit. Belt hook retained. Rings are also present (1 screw) is missing. #163 GeneHerrick flask collection. Est.: $500-$1000

Spanish miquelet percussion pocket pistol nicely converted from flintlock to percussion. Measures 6 7/8" overall with a 3" ringed muzzle cannon barrel of approximately .50 caliber smoothbore. Good to very goodoverall. Better than average quality. (Antique) Est.: $400-$800

French MAS 36 bolt action rifle, 7.5 French caliber, Serial #G56862. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with a 23” barrel. The rifle retains nearly all of the military finish with wear at themuzzle and high point edge wear consistent with service use. The left side of the receiver is import marked and dated 1936. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with mars and bruising, a periodleather sling and slip-on rubber recoil pad. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes 25 pieces of new brass with the Graf’s head stamp and a set of RCBS loading dies. A nice lot for the MAS shooter. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R).

Early Ruger Mini-14 semi-automatic rifle, .223 Remington caliber, Serial #181-56984. The rifle is in very good overall condition with an 18” barrel. The rifle retains approximately 93%-96% of the blue finish with light wear at the muzzle. The smooth wood stock is in excellent condition with light handling marks and sling swivels. The bore is very good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this lightly usedMini-14. The lot includes one correct magazine. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Winchester Model 70 Classic Stainless Boss bolt action sporting rifle, .300 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #G98322. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 26” barrel with the BOSS included. The rifleretains approximately 94%-96% of the matte stainless steel finish with light handling marks consistent with field use. The bolt has been jeweled. The custom thumbhole stock is in very good condition with an exoticwood fore end tip, pistol grip nice fiddle back figure in the butt stock, which ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14” LOP. The rifle is topped with a Leupold VARI-X III 3.5 x 10 variable powerscope with clear crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

L.C. Smith Field Grade Side by Side shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #208985. The shotgun is in good overall condition with 30” Damascus pattern steel barrels with a full-length filed rib and auto ejectors. The barrelsshow brown patina with small mars and marks consistent with field us. The receiver has gone to silvered case hardening with some brighter color in the protected areas. The action appears tight on face with doubletriggers. The finely checkered Walnut stock has a splinter fore end, Prince of Wales pistol grip and ends with a hard rubber butt plate providing a 13 ½” LOP. The bores are fair and the action functions on this niceL.C. Smith with desirable auto ejectors. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy lever action rifle, .357 Magnum/ .38 Special caliber, Serial #BB0021441M. The rifle is in nearly new overall condition with a 20” octagon barrel with a full-length magazine. Thebarrel and magazine retain approximately 98%-99% of the blue finish. The receiver, barrel band and butt plate are all finished in bright, polished brass. The smooth American Walnut stock is in very goodcondition with a small scratch on the left side of the fore end. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Henry. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern).

Large Germanic Flintlock Horseman’s pistol circa Mid-18th century with fancy gilt brass sheathing to hammer with cover on the frizzen spring. Measures 20” overall with a 13 1/8” barrel of approximately .52-.58 smoothbore.All original flintlock parts. Good overall condition with some losses at the top edge. Of the fore end and other minor signs of aging and use. The quality is considerably better than average and the figures are not“Rubbed Out” on the mounts. Breech end of the barrel is nicely silver inlaid. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Military Schutzen rifle marked "F.J. Fannet Chaux Defonds" with Belgium proofs. Match type peep and target front sioght. The barrel dove tails filled by blank. Double set triggers. Approximately 11mm rifled. Measures 50" overall with a 32 1/2" barrel. Good to very good condition. Sling swivels removed and ramrod replaced with wood. The action is working but not setting. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Model 9422 XTR lever action rifle, .22 S, L or LR caliber, Serial #F402732. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 20” barrel and full-length magazine. The rifle retains nearly all of the blue finish with wear onthe receiver and lever. The checkered wood stocks are in very good condition showing little use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Winchester which is long out ofproduction. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

Mauser Model 66 bolt action Sporting rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #G27661. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 24” barrel with a ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel ismarked, “MAUSER-BAUER FRASER/MICH” and has the Mauser banner on the front ring. Two holes have been drilled and left vacant on the quarter rib and front ring. The finely checkered Walnut stock has a rosewood cap onthe fore end, deluxe checkering, grip cap, exaggerated comb and sling swivels. The butt stock ends with a Pachmayr ventilated rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on thisOberndorf marked Commercial Mauser sporter. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

Colt Single Action Bisley Model, #220656, .32-20 cal., 4 3/4" barrel, re-nickeled finish iwth replacement hard rubber grips. Good to very good as refreshed and refinished. Slightly slimmed down, action is good, bore is fair to good, markings are sharp. (C&R) Est. 600-1200

Winchester M1 Garand Tanker semi-automatic rifle, .308 Winchester caliber, Serial #1315428. The rifle is in fine overall condition with an 18” barrel marked Arlington Ordnance. The metal surfaces retain nearlyall of the military finish with mars and scratches consistent with field use. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with mars and compressions, sling swivels, a leather military style sling and checkeredsteel butt plate with trap. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

Thompson Center Arms Contender single shot pistol, .357 Remington Max caliber, Serial #153157. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 14” barrel with significant dried oil that should clean. The smooth wood grips are in very good condition. The lot also includes five additional barrels. These barrels include: .223 Remington “Super 14” 14” barrel, an octagon, ported 10” barrel in .44 Magnum, a ported 10” round .357 Magnumbarrel with a full-length ventilated rib, a 10” round barrel in .22 Long Rifle and a custom ½ octagon to round “Bullberry” .30-30 Winchester with muzzle break. The barrels are all in very good to fine condition.Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern/PPT).

Custom Commercial Oberndorf Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, 8 x 57 caliber, Serial #C2470. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a barrel shortened to 19” with traces of blue finish and heavy polishing.The receiver retains considerable blue finish with German proofs and acceptance marks on the front ring with all matching visible serial numbers. The custom full-length Mannlicher style Fiddleback Maple stockfeatures custom checkering and has been flame treated using the Suigi technique. The stock has an ebony fore end cap, exaggerated pistol grip and ends with a ventilated rubber pad providing a 14” LOP. The rifle istopped with a Redfield one-piece mount, rings and a Bushnell 3 x 9 variable power scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this Custom Commercial Mauser sporter. $600-$1,200. (C+R).

Pre-War German Stock semi-automatic pistol, 7.65 mm caliber, Serial #30250. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 3 ½” barrel in the original factory cardboard box with dealer stickers, owner’s manual and theoriginal owner’s name written inside the lid. The pistol retains approximately 90%-95% of the thinning blue finish with high point edge wear. The pistol has crisp German nitro proofs on the barrel and slide. Thecheckered plastic Stock marked grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering. The box is marked, “O. GEYGER & Co.” with a Berlin address. The bore is good and the action is crisp. The lot includes onecorrect magazine marked, “FS” on the bottom for Franz Stock. A great German Pre-War pistol with original box and paperwork. Est.: $600-$1,200. (C+R/PPT).

Remington Model 700 BDL bolt action rifle, 7mm Remington Magnum caliber, Serial #A6298935. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel with the front and rear sights removed. The metal surfacesretain a significant amount of thinning blue finish with wear on top of the barrel. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with an ebony fore end cap, sling swivels, leather sling and ventilated rubberrecoil pad. The rifle is topped with a Redfield one-piece mount and rings and a Zeiss Diavari 3 x 9 x 36 variable power rifle scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markingsare sharp. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

British “Busby” used by Scottish Highland Regiments with leather liner re-stitched. 1850s-80s with “Hobson & Sons London” label (Army contractors). Size 20 ½”. In purple and yellow colors. Very good plus to almostfine. Est.: $600-$1200

Ruger Model 77 bolt action rifle, .300 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #771-97493. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 26” compensated barrel. The rifle retains approximately 93%-95% of the blue finishwith small mars and scratches consistent with field use. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with sling swivels, sling, neoprene cheek pad at the comb and solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ½”LOP. The rifle is topped with a Redfield LE-9 3 x 9 variable power scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

Custom Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle, .22-250 caliber, Serial #G6219333. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 24” barrel with a hooded front sight and the rear has been removed. The rifle retains nearly all of the blue finish with light handling, storage marks and a jeweled bolt. The smooth laminate wood thumbhole stock is in excellent condition with a solid rubber recoil pad. The rifle is topped with a BSAContender 6 x 24 variable power scope with an adjustable objective. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

The book of Colt Firearms Second Edition copy #141 of 500 presented to Knox Baldwin with original signatures of Colt factory officals. Est.: $150-$250

Vintage Custom Mauser Model 98 sporting rifle, 8mm caliber, Serial #5626. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” barrel. The barrel and receiver retain 94%-95% of an old, high quality re-bluedfinish with beautiful engraving at the muzzle and rear portion of the barrel. The barrel and front ring of the receiver show Nazi Waffen proofs. The floor plate is engraved with an ornate game scene and the bolt hasbeen jeweled, chromed and reconfigured to accommodate scope mounting. The carved wood stock has deluxe checkering and a game scene on the right side of the butt stock which ends with a ventilated rubber recoil padproviding a 13 ¾” LOP. The bore is good, the action functions and the markings are sharp. The rifle is topped with a Weaver 29S fixed power scope. Est.: $600-$1,200. (C+R).

Remington XR-100 single shot target rifle, .223 Remington caliber, Serial #7815317. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 26” bull barrel. The rifle retains approximately 98%-99% of the matte bluefinish with only light handling marks and a jeweled bolt. The rifle is equipped with a Harris folding bipod in as new condition. The grey custom laminate wood thumbhole stock is in excellent condition showing little use with sling swivels and a custom leather sling. The rifle is topped with a Burris 8 x 32 variable power rifle scope with an adjustable objective. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this lightly used target rifle. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

Winchester "Wells Fargo", #11001, .30-30 cal. carbine with commemorative motifs in original box with slip cover. No evidence of firing or use. 99% new. Slight tatters to box and cover, no tags or papers. (C&R)Est. $400-800

Early 19th century all brass flintlock "Tinder Lighter" with bag shaped grip and candle holder. Measures 7" x 4 3/4" in height. Very good condition with uncleaned patina and all correct parts. Made like aflintlock pistol by a gun maker in British style. Virtually every nice home had one by the fireplace in early America. Est.: $600-$1200

Pair of Germanic flintlock pocket pistols circa Mid-18th century. No makers name but good quality with lightly engraved mount grooves cut in the barrels and butts as decoration. Measures 7" overall with 3"barrels of .38 caliber smoothbore. All correct small parts. Very good plus to almost fine condition. Minor aging and slight imperfections. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Germanic wheelock combo tool and flask circa 1580-1650. Has spanner wrench and screw driver. Leather covered body. Measures 7 3/4" from tip to end and 2 1/2" across the widest part of the bottom. Dark patina with somepitting and loses of leather but fair to good for its age. Belt hook attached. A military issue style probably Saxson. Est.: $600-$1200

SxS Percussion pistol signed in gold on the barrel "Meyers 7 Co" with gold band at the breech. Measures 17 1/2" overall with a 10 1/2" barrel of approximately .60 caliber smoothbore. Good quality throughout and has a Germanic appearance. Two folding rear sights mounted far towards muzzle. Cut out in butt for wire frame shoulder stock. Good to very good overall. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

French Infantry Shako about 1830-40’s. In good plus condition. Minor loses and scuffs. Cracking to the brim. Liner present but ripped. Est.: $600-$1200

Stevens Ideal Military style rifle in .22 L.R. with a 28” round barrel, Lyman receiver sight with target front sight, S/N 74743. 90%-95%+ original blue and case colors. Almost fine stock with correct butt plate.Excellent bore. (Refer Flayderman 5-H-062). (C&R) Est.: $400-$800

Parker 16GA SxS shotgun choked full and full with damascus barrels, 28" barrels, and standard extractors, S/N 10623. A couple of small dents in the barrels with bright bores. 70%-80% brown with 50%+ case colors and good wood with minor scratches and light imperfections. Butt plate intact. Factory specs with a 14 1/8" pull. (Antique) Est.: $400-$800

Hopkins & Allen single shot falling block rifle, .22 caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” round barrel. The rifle has gone to a medium patina with areas of muted blue, particularly in the protected areas. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with dents and mars consistent with field use. The bore is fair and the action functions. Est.: $150-$300. (Antique).

Genuine 19th century Russian icon with superb oil painting of Jesus Christ with 2 piece repousse silver frame measuring 7" x 9" in fine condition with cyrillic signatures. A rare work of art in fine condition. From thecollection of the late Dr. Nicolas Gregory. Est.: $300-$600

Winchester 1892 rifle rechambered to .45 LC, #551146, with 24" octagon barrel, full mag, rifle butt. Rear buckhorn oversize sight with later or reblued mag tube. Patina with traces of blue on aged metal, stocksrefinished and buttstock is undersized. Action is good, bore is bright, with good quality rechambering. (C&R) Est. 600-1200

Remington Model 870 TD factory engraved with deluxe stocks, S/N S107814V. Measures 13 ½” to the end of the wood and 14 ¼” to the end of the pad. Missing barrel. 90%-95% blue with deteriorated case. The barrel can be easilyreplaced. (Modern) Est.: $600-$1200

British Military style flintlock pistol probably secondary or private purchase marked "Wooley, Sargant & Fairfax Warrented" on the lock with British proofs on the barrel. Measures 15 1/2" overall with a 9 1/2" barrel of .72+ smoothbore and 16" overall. Original flintlock parts and correct style trumpet shape ramrod marked "W." on left side by lock plate screws. Large missing piece of wood broken away from rear area of lock otherwisevery good plus. An impressive size. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

Remington Model 1861 .44 caliber percussion revolver showing martial "J" and "B" inspections but no cartouche on the grips. 10%-20% blue drifting to patina. The grips are very good to almost fine. Tight actionand bright bore. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

English infringement on Smith & Wesson #2 Army design marked "Patent No. 323" on the barrel in .32 Rimfire caliber with tip up barrel and S&W style latching. Scroll engraved with blue and silver finish andcheckered wood grips. British proofs. 75%-85% original bright blue and silver with near fine grips. The case is also very good plus with some minor fraying and aging. Oiler, screwdriver, rod and key included. Measures9" overall with a 4" barrel. Veneer wood exterior to case in almost fine condition. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

"Pocket Size" crap table from small casino in very good condition. Measures 81 1/2" x 38 1/2". Purportedly Mizpah Hotel Casino in Tonapah, NV. Obtained 30%-40% years ago at auction by our consignors and estateconsigned. Est.: $500-$1000

The ultimate in movie memorablia is this studio made "Jeweled" domed "Treasure Chest". From the Western Costume Collection comes this incredibly attractive large treasure chest. Of wood and ghesso with elaborate iron hinges all gold painted and studded with colored glass "Jewels". Measuring 30" x 20" and 27" high. This would be a standout in any cinematic collection or child's rom. Impossible to duplicate. Condition: minorlosses due to film studio use but otherwise very good. A true one of a kind. Est.: $500-$1000

Czech 27 .32 ACP caliber pistol, S/N 68826 with Nazi proofs. Early war commercial quality. Near mint. 97%-99%. The best we have viewed from Orange County’s best WWII collection (Sam Fowler to Gary Wiemann) inthe 1990s. A gem almost impossible to improve. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $700-$1400

Pre-War beautifully engraved German under lever drilling, 16 gauge/9.3 x 72R, Serial #20425. The drilling is in fine overall condition with 26 ½” barrels with a full-length hand filed rib with a blade front and folding rear sights. The Krupp steel marked barrels retain a significant amount of thinning blue finish drifting to dark patina with handling marks and German proofs on the flats. The receiver shows toning casehardening and is magnificently high relief engraved with scenes of Bull Elk and Stag featuring a long tang, stalking safety and engraved under lever. The finely checkered wood stock shows moderate wear with dents and pressure bruises, splinter fore end, beaded cheek piece, engraved steel grip cap, sling swivels and a basket weave horn butt plate with moderate worm damage. The bores are fair with light pitting in the rifled barrel. The action functions well and the markings are crisp on this desirable Pre-War German drilling with nitro proofed Krupps barrels. Est.: $700-$1,400. (C+R).

Post-64 Winchester Model 70 Super Grade bolt action sporting rifle, .458 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #G1178325. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 22” barrel with a hooded blade front and fixed rear sights. The barrel retains the majority of the thinning blue finish with wear on top and bottom. The receiver shows significant blue finish with a Pachmayr tip-off scope mount and Leupold VARI-X II 1 x 4 variable powerscope. The bolt and follower have been engine turned. The finely checkered Walnut stock has an ebony tip on the fore end, two cross bolts with engraved, domed screw heads. The magazine base plate is marked “SUPER GRADE”and the butt stock ends with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 12 ½” LOP. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this M70 Super Grade. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern).

Ruger Model 77 bolt action sporting rifle, .458 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #74-44941. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” barrel with a banded blade front and folding rear sights. Therifle retains approximately 95%-97% of the blue finish with light storage marks. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with mars and scratches consistent with field use. The stock has a cross boltto mitigate recoil, sling swivels, a leather sling and a red solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The rifle is topped with a Leupold VARI-X II 2 x 7 variable power scope. The bore is good, the action iscrisp and the markings are sharp on this stout Ruger. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern).

Custom Springfield 1903-A3 bolt action sporting rifle, .30 caliber, Serial #1143758. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 22” barrel beautifully engraved at the bore and along the barrel with a nice inlayed stag. The receiver is also well engraved, as is the floor plate and trigger guard. The top of the receiver has been drilled and tapped for scope mounting. There is another stag inlayed into the floor plate with ajeweled bolt and bolt handle. The finely checkered wood stock is inlayed on the fore end and buttstock with sling swivels, pistol grip, beaded cheek piece and a ventilated rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, theaction is crisp and the markings are sharp. $800-$1,600. (C+R).

Vintage Pre-War Mauser Model 98 sporting rifle, 8mm caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” barrel with a ramped blade front and two-leaf folding rear sights. The barrel retainsapproximately 98% of an old re-blue finish. The receiver has German proofs, a crest on the front ring, a hard chromed butter knife bolt, double set triggers and period claw mounts. The finely checkered wood stock isin very good condition with a half knob pistol grip and sling swivels ending with a horn butt plate providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The rifle is topped with a vintage Zeiss scope in period claw mounts. Est.: $700-$1,400. (C+R).

AMT Hardballer Long Slide semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #M01378. The pistol is in fine overall condition with an 8 ¼” barrel including the compensator. The pistol retains nearly all of the stainlesssteel finish with edge wear and light scratches. The textured rubber medallion grips are in very good condition. The lot includes one correct magazine. The bore is good and the action is crisp on this long out of production and desirable AMT. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern/PPT).

FN GP Competition Hi-Power semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #245PR05886. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 6” barrel with the blade front sight integral to the counterweight. The rear sight isadjustable with a détente screw. The pistol retains approximately 93%-95% of the parkerized finish with edge wear and small mars. The wraparound checkered rubber Pachmayr grips are in very good condition.The lot includes four hi-cap magazines (Not available for sale in California or where prohibited). Additionally, the lot includes a nylon belt holster and plastic pistol case. The bore is good, the action is crisp andthe markings are sharp on this desirable Hi-Power target pistol circa 1987. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Model 629 Classic DA revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, Serial #BPF3383. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 5” barrel with an orange insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. Thepistol retains nearly all of the stainless steel finish with wear at the muzzle, an index line on the cylinder, action job and an oversize target hammer. The checkered rubber Pachmayr combat grips are in very good condition. The bore is good, the action is smooth and the markings are sharp. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern/PPT).

Anschutz Modell Match 54 bolt action target rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #117083. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 26” heavy barrel with a globe front sight with inserts, scope basesand knurled trigger guard. The rifle retains approximately 90%-95% of the blue finish with small mars and storage marks. The receiver is marked West Germany on the wall of the receiver. The custom target stock has the aluminum rail on the underside with a textured cut-out at the pistol grip, roll-over cheek piece and adjustable butt pad. The lot includes a hard case with an Anschutz marked receiver sight, inserts forthe front globe sight, mounting hardware and sling swivels. The bore is dirty but should clean to good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable German target rifle. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern).

"Colt Brevete" marked .36 caliber percussion navy style revolver with scroll engraving and Belgium proofs, S/N 15420. No maker's name. Light to moderate pitting and erosion with fresh rust from poor storage. Small lossesfrom the heel of the left grip. Some heavy pitting at the right front of the barrel lug. Hammer spur shows period repairs. Good action and the wood can improve with cleaning. The back strap engraving is finequality. Many imported and used in the Civil War by both sides. Est.: $600-$1200

Kerr's patent .44 caliber percussion revolver by London Armory, S/N 3367. Gray patina finish with light to moderate scattered pitting and erosion. Good checkered wood grips. Works well and correct pin and smallparts. In desirable range possibly shipped south during the Civil War. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Colt 1849 Pocket Model .31 caliber percussion revolver with a 4" barrel, 2 line New York address, 5 shot, and small trigger guard, S/N 25001. Subject revolver remains in very good condition with 50%-70% aging and toning blue on the barrel and cylinder. Some scattered erosion and pinprick pitting. 50%-70% light original cylinder scene remains. 75%-85%darkened original silver plate. 75%-85%original varnish on very good plusgrips. 30%-50% early case hardening remains. Good markings and fairly crisp overall. All matching serial numbers. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

Smith & Wesson Model 629 DA revolver, .44 magnum caliber, Serial #N851851. The pistol is in fine overall condition with an 8 3/8” pinned barrel with an orange insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. Thepistol retains nearly all of the stainless steel finish with wear at the muzzle and an index line on the cylinder. The checkered wood medallion grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering and a smallflea bite chip at the bottom of the right panel. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes a Hunter leather Slim Jim belt holster. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern/PPT).

Marlin Model 1893 lever action rifle, .38-55 caliber, Serial #225692. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” round barrel with a half-magazine. The barrel and magazine have gone to a dark brown patinawith a knife blade front and two-leaf folding rear sights. The magazine has been period altered to a half-magazine. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars, pressure dents and a smooth steelcrescent butt plate. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Marlin in the venerable .38-55 chambering. Est.: $750-$1,500. (Antique).

Marlin Model 1893 Takedown lever action rifle, .30-30 caliber, Serial #176483. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” octagon barrel and full-length magazine. The barrel and magazine retain a significantamount of toning blue finish drifting to dark patina with sharp edges and a crude repair to the magazine at the bore. The receiver shows mottled silvered out case hardening with areas of light surface erosion. Thesmooth wood stocks are in good condition showing moderate to heavy use with dents and compressions. The butt stock ends with a smooth steel crescent butt plate. The bore is dark with scattered light to moderatepitting and the action is crisp. Est.: $750-$1,500. (C+R).

Japanese woodblock print by the famous artist Hokusai. "Cushion-pine at Aoyama (Aoyama Enza no Matsu". From the series Thirty Six views of Mount Fuji. The same print possibly earlier sold for GBP 20,000 hammer atChristie's in Decemeber of 2019. Framed and in good condition with some fading from age. Est.: $500-$1000

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Tanker semi-automatic rifle, .308 Winchester caliber, Serial #3292775. The rifle is in fine overall condition with an 18” barrel. The metal surfaces retain nearly all of themilitary finish with mars and scratches consistent with field use. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with dents and scrapes, sling swivels, a leather military style sling and checkered steel butt plate with trap. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $750-$1,500. (Modern).

Ortgies Patent .32 Auto by DWM circa Pre-WWII, S/N 49784. Made at the same German factory that produced the Luger pistol in Germany. Very good condition with 85%-95% original blue. Some nicks to the originalgrips. Sharp and crisp with very good bore and correct mag. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $200-$400

Enfield Late War .38-200 caliber Double Action Revolver, S/N 09314. "DT" with a star on the right side of the frame. Arsenal refinish and reissue with dark enamel painted finish and composite grips. Tight actionwith very good interior. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $250-$500

Wavy blade Philippine Kris style short sword with no scabbard. Silver ferrell and straps. Forged pattern in the blade with horn grip. Measures 25 1/2" overall. 100+ years old. Est.: $90-$180

RG Model 39 in .38 special caliber with a 4" barrel, S/N 012580. Oxidation to finish but shows little to no use. In box. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $125-$250

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Single Action Revolver in .45 Colt caliber with a 7 1/2" barrel, S/N 45-76281. Excellent to near mint in original box with paperwork and slip cover. 99% to new. Has transfer bar.(Modern/PPT) Est.: $250-$500

German P-38 CYQ by Spree Werke semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #8156. The pistol is in nearly fine overall original condition with a 4.9” barrel. The pistol retains nearly all of the military finishwith high point edge wear, holster wear at the muzzle and no visible import marks. The frame and slide have Nazi Waffen 88 proofs and all matching visible serial numbers. The ribbed bakelite grips are in very goodcondition with the lanyard ring retained. The action works well with a bright bore and sharp markings. The lot includes one correct magazine marked, “jvd”. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R/PPT).

British proofed Mid-18th century flintlock pistol with brass mounts. Measures 13 1/2" overall with a 7 3/4" barrel of approximately .60 caliber smoothbore. Original flintlock with frizzen spring and screw replaced.Scattered light to moderate pitting. The wood is good with a crack near the butt and small losses. Correct style metal tipped rammer. Lightly engraved brass mounts "I F" or "L F" barrel maker's mark between British proofs.Circa about 1750-1780 and French and Indian to Revolutionary War era. Of the type an officer would have carried. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

E.A. Prescott .32 rimfire caliber single action revolver with scarce 7 1/2" barrel. Good to very good condition with strong traces of original blue mostly on the cylinder. Mellow taffy colored patina onbrass frame. 50%-70% original varnish on very good wood grips. The action is good and the markings are sharp. Less than 5% with 7 1/2" barrels estimated by Old collectors. (Antique) Est.: $700-$1400

Cordial or brandy set in sterling silver signed "Tuttle". Cased and inscribed "Roger A. Herrick 1976". Roger was a bon vivant, collector and a gentleman of good cheer. Slightly used upon special occasions (Likewhen politicians actually solved a problem!) Est.: $200-$400

Smith & Wesson #2 Army Single Action Revolver in .32 Rimfire with a 6” barrel, blued finish, and rosewood grips, S/N 48085. 75%-85% original bright blue remaining with some scratching and many marks at the edge of the frame at the bottom from tacking or hammering. The markings on the cylinder are mostly visible. The grips are good to very good with wear at the bottoms and edge. Sharp markings. Tight and operates well withbright bore. If not for marks on the frame an 8.5-9 reduction in grade to 7.5 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Percussion “Cape Gun” marked “John Hayton Grahams Town 8908” on the barrel with oversize patchbox fancy engraved with lion. 7 bladed rear sight with platinum inlays and graduation 1-2 extending to the muzzle. Blued and brown old refinish with coating of rust and erosion needing cleaning and professional attention. The right hammer is not holding on full cock. Approximately .50 caliber and 16 GA. Measures 47 ½” overall. Probably South Afrika Colonial era. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson Model 500 DA revolver, .500 S & W Magnum caliber, Serial #CNH9319. The pistol is in as new condition with a 12” barrel including the integral muzzle break. The barrel has an orange ramped blade frontsight, adjustable rear sight and an integral scope mounting rail. The pistol retains approximately 98%-99% of the matte stainless steel finish with light handling marks. The textured rubber combat grips are in very good condition showing little use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this lightly used Model 500 from the Smith & Wesson Performance Center. The lot includes a Smith & Wesson marked nylonsoft case. Est.: $750-$1,500. (Modern/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 27 DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, Serial #S9458. The pistol is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 3 ½” pinned barrel. The pistol retains approximately 97%-98% of the blue finish with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. The pistol has the desirable five-screw frame with matching serial numbers. The hammer and trigger show vivid case hardening. The checkered rubberPachmayr combat grips are in good condition. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this lightly used Pre-Model 27 S&W. Est.: $900-$1,800. (Modern/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Model 629-1 DA revolver, .44 Magnum, Serial #AVC3582. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 6” barrel with an orange insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retainsnearly all of the stainless steel finish with a wide target hammer. The checkered rubber Pachmayr combat grips are in good condition showing light wear from carry and use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and themarkings are good on this desirable Model 629-1. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern/PPT).

Ruger New Model Black Hawk SA revolver, .41 Magnum caliber, Serial #47-20321. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 4 5/8” barrel with a ramped blade front sight painted red. The pistol retains 96%-98% ofthe blue finish showing little use with a light index line on the cylinder. The checkered rubber Pachmayr grips are in good condition showing moderate use. The bore is bright and the action is crisp. Est.:$350-$700. (Modern/PPT).

Cased Browning Pigeon Grade Superposed Over/Under shotgun two barrel set, 12 gauge, Serial #50464S6. The shotgun is in excellent overall condition with two sets of 28” barrels. The barrels are choked Skeet overSkeet and Improved Modified over Modified, each with a full-length ventilated Broadway rib. The barrels retain approximately 95%-97% of the blue finish with light wear at the muzzles. The receiver is French Greywith engraved scroll, dove motifs and engraved screw heads. The safety is in the tang with a single gold selector trigger. The finely checkered Walnut stock is in very good condition with a round knob pistol grip. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14 ¼” LOP and an escutcheon plate. The bores are good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Browning two barrel set.The shotgun is cased in a Browning luggage case in very good condition. Est.: $2,500-$5,000. (Modern).

Early Browning Auto-5 Sweet Sixteen semi-automatic shotgun, 16 gauge, Serial #11546. The shotgun is in good overall condition with a 25” barrel. The shotgun retains a significant amount of thinning blue finish with areas of light to moderate surface rust on the barrel and scattered on the receiver. The checkered wood stocks are in good condition showing moderate to heavy use with dents, mars, flaking of finish and a round knob pistol grip. The butt stock ends with a Browning marked hard rubber butt plate providing a 14 ¼” LOP. The bore is dirty but may clean to fair, the action functions and the markings are legible.Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

Browning Auto-5 Magnum semi-auto shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #83351. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 31” barrel with a full-length ventilated filed rib. The shotgun retains approximately 90% of themuted blue finish with wear at the muzzle and high point edge wear. The receiver is lightly scroll and border engraved with the long tang. The checkered Walnut stock is in good overall condition with a round knobpistol grip and ends with a ventilated rubber pad providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good and the action is crisp on this desirable Auto-5. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Winchester Model 67 single shot rifle, .22 S., L., or L.R. caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 27” barrel. The rifle retains 95%-96% of the blue finish with achrome bolt handle and the elevator removed from the rear sight. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with light handling marks and a checkered plastic Winchester marked butt plate. The bore is good,markings are sharp and the action is crisp on this nice Model 67 rifle produced from 1934-1960. Est.: $150-$300. (C+R).

Lot of three wood Model 12 butt stocks. One is finished while the other two are sanded but have not been completed. Additionally, the lot includes a blued Taurus Model PT 92 AF slide for a semi-automatic pistol in goodoverall condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Large bore flintlock coat pistol marked “McDermott Dublin” with registration number “L H 1235” stamped on the iron barrel. Measures 9 ½” overall with a 4 ¼” heavy steel barrel of approximately .80+ calibersmoothbore. Early 19th century styling with correct flintlock parts. Good to very good overall condition. Minor aging and use. Minor erosion and slight pitting on the metal but the stock is exceptionally well preservedwith just minor marks and slight evidence of use. A typical Irish arm for self-defense. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Browning Auto-5 Light Twelve semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #88932. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 25” barrel. The shotgun retains the majority of the toning blue finish with mars, scratches and edge wear. The checkered wood stocks are in very good condition with light scratches and compressions consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14¼” LOP. The bore is good, the action functions and the markings are sharp. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R).

Reich Revolver Model 2 1879 in 10.6mm, S&S Shul maker marked with B.A.M. 3-101 unit mark on the butt cap. Very good plus condition and crisp with bright bore and tight action. Grips are good to very good, with somerecoloring to the finish (chemical blue). Has good appearance. (Antique) Est. $500-1000

Beretta Model AL 1 semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #D35219. The shotgun is in excellent overall condition with a 26” barrel with an ivory bead front sight. The Italian made shotgun retains approximately 97%-98%of the blue finish with light handling marks. The right side of the receiver is import marked, GARCIA SPORTING ARMS” and the underside has numerous Italian proof marks. The finely checkered wood stock is in verygood condition with high gloss finish and light scratches associated with field use. The butt stock ends with a checkered plastic butt plate providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markingsare sharp. The lot includes the original cardboard box. Est.: $250-$500. (Modern).

Remington Model 1100 Ducks Unlimited semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #DU850952. The shotgun is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 25 ½” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib andan ivory bead front sight. The shotgun retains approximately 96%-98% of the blue finish with gold inlay on the receiver of a geese and ducks motif and marked, “Ducks Unlimited 1985-1986”. The shotgun ischambered for 2 ¾” shells. The finely checkered Walnut stocks are in excellent condition with beautiful fiddleback figure in the straight grip English style butt stock, which ends with a checkered plastic buttplate providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good and the action is crisp on this limited production DU commemorative edition. The lot includes a 48” x 12” plastic gun case with a set of Briley choke tubes. Est.:$400-$800. (Modern).

Carl Gustafs G33/50 Swedish Mauser carbine by Interarms, 6.5 x 55 caliber, Serial #86064. The carbine is in fine overall condition with an 18” barrel with a ramped blade front sight and the rear removed. The rifleretains a significant amount of blue finish with two areas on the barrel that have gone to silver patina. The front ring is marked Carl Gustafs and has had, “INTERARMCO G 33/50” added later along with a Lyman peepsight. The smooth wood full-length Mannlicher style stock is in good condition with sling swivels, period leather sling and a replacement metal disc added in the butt. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R).

Ruger Model 10-22 semi-automatic carbine, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #115-73031. The carbine is in very good overall condition with an 18” barrel marked, “MADE IN THE 200TH YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY” with a blade front and folding rear sights. The rifle retains approximately 92%-94% of the blue finish with mars and marks consistent with field use. The checkered wood stock is in good condition with pressure bruises and dents from carryand use. The butt stock has sling swivels and ends with a plastic butt plate. The lot includes two correct magazines. The bore is good and the action is crisp on this clean Ruger circa 1976. Est.: $200-$400.(Modern).

Baker Gun Company Black Beauty Side by Side shotgun by L.C. Smith, 20 gauge, Serial #5449F. The shotgun is in fine overall condition with 30” barrels and a full-length filed rib. The shotgun retains nearly all of the muted blue finish with wear at the muzzle and the underside of the barrels. The receiver is lightly engraved with a tang mounted safety and double triggers. The checkered wood stock is in very goodcondition with a splinter fore end, pistol grip and ends with a plastic butt plate providing a 14 ½” LOP to the front trigger. The bores and good, the action functions and the markings are crisp on this Black Beauty. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R).

Ithaca Model 37R Featherweight pump shotgun, 20 gauge, Serial #550547. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 28” barrel with adjustable Poly-Choke. The shotgun retains a considerable amount of thinningblue finish with a light game scene engraved on each side of the receiver. The checkered wood stocks are in good condition with mars and scratches associated with field use. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubberrecoil pad providing a 15” LOP. The bore is good, the markings are sharp and the action functions. Est.: $250-$500. (Modern).

Smith & Wesson #2 Army revolver in .32 Rimfire, S/N 24372 in Civil War range. Approximately 30%-50% original blue with some minor erosion and light pitting. Good markings including cylinder. The grips arealso good with wear from carry at the edges. Some dirt and dried oil and grease that would clean up. Good action and tight on the latch. The bore is fair. (Antique) Est.; $600-$1200

Norwegian Model 1914 semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #31557. The pistol is in very good to nearly fine overall condition as refinished. The pistol retains the majority of an old, quality re-blue withNorwegian proof and acceptance marks on the left side of the slide. The right side is arsenal marked, 1945 with an “A” in a box. All visible serial numbers are matching with no import marks. The checkered wood gripsare replacements with sharp checkering. The bore is bright, the action is crisp and markings are legible. The lot includes one correct magazine. Est.: $600-$1,200. (C+R/PPT).

Ruger .357 Maximum Revolver with a 10 1/2" barrel, S/N 606-02026. Excellent to near mint in box 99%+. No evidence of use visible possible test firing only. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

Ruger Blackhawk in .357 Maximum caliber Revolver with a 10 1/2" barrel, S/N 600-08746. Fine to excellent condition in box. Minor firing and use. 98%-99% overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

Ruger Blackhawk New Model Revolver in .357 Mag with a 4 3/4" barrel. Fine to excellent in box. Minor firing and use. 97%-99% overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Ruger Single Six Single Action Revolver in .22L.R. caliber with a 5 1/2" barrel, S/N 20-40104. Very good plus used condition. Minor sign of use and slight imperfections. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $175-$350

Colt Police Positive Revolver in .38 Special with a 6" revolver and reblued with hard rubber grips, S/N 236876. Markings removed, not locking up, and needs action work. The bore is fair. (CR/PPT) Est.: $150-$300

Browning BAR II Safari Grade semi-automatic rifle, .338 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #107NY04230. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 24” barrel with a hooded front and adjustable rear sights. The rifle retains approximately 96%-98% of the factory blue finish with light engraving on the receiver and a gold trigger. The finely checkered Walnut stock has deluxe checkering and a high gloss finish with sling swivels,sling and a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 14” LOP. The rifle is drilled and tapped and topped with two-piece mounts and scope rings. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this niceSafari grade BAR. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

"J.P. Lower" marked .32 rimfire single action revolver from the Civil War era, S/N 1780. Very good condition with 50%-80% original bright blue on the barrel. The frame and cylinder drifted to patina. The grips show30%-40% flaking varnish and are about good. Most case colors on the hammer and original pin/extractor retained. Not revolving properly and needing action repair. (Antique) Est.: $400-$800

Fabrica De Toledo 19th century dagger with elaborate etched blade showing profuse patterns on each side and "Ano De 1873". Measures 12 1/2" overall with a 7 7/8" blade with fluted grip and scabbard. Very good plus overall. A good example. Est.: $200-$400

Colt 1917 - U.S. Property marked D. A revolver, #91328, .45 ACP, WWII era parkerized finish with factory replaced medallion checkered grips. Probably retasked and re-issued at the outbreak of the SecondWorld War. Very good condition with 90-95% parkerized finish and very good grips, excellent action and bore. (C&R/PPT) Est. $600-1200

Good quality percussion “Buggy Rifle” circa about 1860 marked “W.H. Barnes Boston” on the back action lock. Measures 29 ½” overall with a 15 3/8” half round/half octagon barrel of approximately .36 caliber rifled. Tangand target front sight. Engraved German silver mounts. Most of the original brown on the barrel. Good to very good overall and would clean nicely. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Colt 1908 U.S. Property marked Semi-Auto Pistol in .25 ACP with parkerized finish. Excellent condition with 98%-99% military style finish, bright case colors on small parts, ordnance wheel marked and checkeredwood medallion grips. Fine to excellent interior. Tag from Ron Kowal collection. Note: A clever dealer and his gunsmith produced a number of U.S. marked Model 1908's knowing that there are no records available. We are selling this example as a "Copy" even though top collector Mr. Kowal believed in its originality. As is-no warranty. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $800-$1600

Fancy Brass cash register. $99.99 highest denomination. Measures 22 1/2" by 25" wide by 16" deep. Serial S111526. Turn of the century to 1920. Very good plus. Est.: $750-$1500

Browning Auto-5 Ducks Unlimited 50th Anniversary semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #87DU03162. The shotgun is in excellent overall condition with a 28” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib and steelbead front sight. The barrel retains approximately 98%-99% of the gloss blue finish. The receiver is coin finished with a beautiful engraved game scene and marked, Ducks Unlimited and Fiftieth Year. Thefinely checkered Walnut stock is in excellent condition with sharp checkering, high gloss finish, extensive figure in the butt stock and a round knob pistol grip. The butt stock ends with a solid rubber recoil padproviding a 14 ½” LOP. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Auto-5. Est.: $800-$1,600. (Modern).

Steyr Model 1912 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm Steyr caliber, Serial #4199N. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 5” barrel. The pistol retains a significant amount of toning blue drifting to darkpatina. The slide is dated 1916 and the pistol is Bavarian Police marked. Less than 10% of all Model 1912 pistols were so marked. All visible serial numbers are matching and there are no import marks. The checkeredwood grips are in very good condition with small mars and sharp checkering. The bore is fair, the markings are sharp and the action functions well on this desirable Pre-War German pistol. Est.: $800-$1,600.(C+R/PPT).

Colt 1851 Navy percussion revolver, .36 caliber, Serial #39017. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 7 ½” octagon barrel with a brass pin front sight. The metal surfaces have all gone to greypatina with a couple of replacement crews, sharp edges and a New York barrel address. Approximately 30%-40% of the lightly rolled cylinder scene is visible with a crisp Colt Patent and serial number. The safety stopsare hammered down but all the nipples are intact and all visible serial numbers are matching. The Colt marking on the frame is no longer visible and the brass straps retain approximately 20%-25% of the thinning silver plate, primarily around the trigger guard. The action and timing are good. The smooth wood Slim Jim grips are in good condition with small mars and chips at the toe. An above average Navy with all matching serialnumbers circa 1854. Est.: $800-$1,600. (Antique).

Custom Sako bolt action sporting rifle by Flaig’s, .308 Winchester caliber, Serial #7438. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 25” medium heavy barrel. The rifle retains approximately 94%-96% ofthe high polish blue finish with light mars and wear consistent with field use. The rifle is built on a Sako L57 action by Flaig’s Custom Guns and a trigger shoe has been added during the period of use. Thecustom wood stock shows beautiful figure with an exotic wood fore end, pistol grip and an exaggerated cheek piece ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The rifle is topped with a Redfield4 x 12 variable power scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this custom Sako. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Ruger Mini-14 semi-automatic rifle, .223 caliber, Serial #186-09517. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition showing little use with an 18” barrel. The rifle retains nearly all of the blue finish withlight handling marks and some dried oil on the barrel. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with sling swivels and a smooth plastic crescent butt plate. The rifle is topped with an S&K one-piece scopemount and a Nichols 3 x 9 variable power scope. The bore is good and the action is crisp on this lightly used Mini-14. The lot includes one correct magazine. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Ruger Mini-14 semi-automatic rifle, .223 Remington caliber, Serial #18489587. The rifle is in very good overall condition with an 18” barrel. The rifle retains nearly all of the matte stainless steel finish withlight handling marks. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with small mars and compressions. The butt stock has sling swivels and ends with a smooth plastic crescent butt plate. The bore is good, theaction is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot does not include a magazine. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Remington Model 870 Express pump shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #D062151M. The shotgun is as new in the factory cardboard box with an 18” barrel with a steel bead front sight. The shotgun retains approximately 98% of thefactory blue finish with light handling marks. The synthetic stock is in excellent condition showing little use with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The lot includes the factory box with matchingend label and all associated packaging materials. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern).

Classic pre-war American sporterized rifle marked R. F. Sedgley - Philadelphia on an Enfield P-17 action, .30-06 cal., #123, barrel turned and reduced to 22 1/2" with reworked military stock and mounts being"slimmed down" and wood filler block added in the area of sling mounts and butt plate areas. 13 1/2" to the end old Winchester recoil pad, 42 1/2" overall. Fine to excellent restored condition showing littleuse with minty bore. (C&R) Est. $750-1,500

Remington Model 1100 semi-automatic shotgun, 20 gauge, Serial #M559872X. The shotgun is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 28” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib. The choke is modified and the shotgun ischambered for 2 ¾” shells. The checkered wood stocks are in very good condition with a hard plastic butt plate providing a 14” LOP. The bore is good and the action is crisp on this desirable Remington. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Spanish Military style cup hilt rapier circa 18th century with a 34" blade and 41" overall. The blade shows a reduction during the period of use. Good forged cup with rolled edge and early style pommel showing no re-work. Great wrapped wire grip and long quillions. Good condition for its age with some pitting and erosion. No markings. A better than average cup hilt that may have been private purchased rather than arsenalmade that would have been marked. Just the type carried by Spanish to American colonies which California was one till Mid-19th century. Est.: $900-$1800

Late 19th to early 20th century polychromed bronze of American Native in buckskins with head dress carrying SxS shotgun on shoulder and two bears for supper. Measures approximately 11 ½” in height signed “NamGreb” on the base. Much in the style of Carl Kauba and of the same era. A very politically incorrect artwork sure to be banned by “Statetists” who ignore history and obscure reality. Provenance: Period of the WestGalleries James Fowler 1989. Est.: $1000-$2000

Pair of cased English center hammer flintlock pistols by "H. Nock London" with interesting patent advertising trade label in the lid. Measures 6 1/2" overall with 1 5/8" barrel of .46-.48 caliber smoothbore. Very good pluscondition showing toned bright and case colors with bright fire blue on the triggers and springs. Fine engraving and excellent quality throughout by well-known London maker. The stocks are very good plus withminor marks and aging. The "Wooley" felt is original lining and trade label is slightly discolored. The case interior is very good plus with just slight imperfections. Correct flaks and barrel wrench retained. Originalkey retained also and the exterior of the box is good with minor scratches and normal storage marks. A quality set. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

Early Marlin Model 1881 lever action rifle, .45-70 caliber, Serial #3832. The rifle is in fine overall condition as re-finished and re-stocked. The rifle features a 26” octagon barrel and full-length magazine showingnearly all of an old, quality refinish. The screws are missing from the tang. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition as refinished with sharp checkering and a smooth steel butt plate. The bore isgood, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this low number early Model 1881 in the venerable 45-70 chambering. Est.: $900-$1,800. (Antique).

Egyptian FN 49 semi-automatic rifle, 8 x 57 caliber, Serial #25327. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 25” barrel with a 3” after-market muzzle break, protected blade front sight and military tangent style rearsight. The rifle retains nearly all of the military finish with Egyptian crest on the front ring and Egyptian script. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with sling swivels, sling and smooth brass buttplate. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $800-$1,600. (C+R).

Chinese Norinco M1A semi-automatic sniper rifle, .308 Winchester caliber, Serial #000563. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” barrel with an after-market muzzle break, protected bladefront and standard rear aperture sight. The rifle retains nearly all of the military finish with mars and scratches consistent with carry and use. A folding steel bi-pod has been added during the period of use. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition showing light to moderate use. Sling swivels, a canvas sling and a lace-on leather cheek piece have been added. The rifle is topped with a B-Square picatinny rail systemand a BSA 6 x 24 variable power scope with an adjustable objective and sunshade. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this scarce Chinese import of the M1A. Est.: $900-$1,800.(Modern).

Colt Series 80 MK. IV Gold Cup National Match semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #FN35556. The pistol is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 5” barrel with a blade front and adjustable Elliasonrear sights. The pistol retains approximately 98%-99% of the blue finish with the hammer bobbed, manual safety slightly trimmed and a beavertail grip safety added. The textured rubber Colt medallion grips arein very good condition. The pistol comes in the factory blue plastic case and cardboard sleeve with all associated packaging materials, manual, an extra King’s wide grip safety and two correct magazines. The action is crisp, the markings are sharp and the bore is very good on this desirable, lightly used Series 80 Gold Cup. Est.: $1,100-$2,200. (Modern/PPT).

Colt 1908 Semi-Auto pistol fully and finely ebgraved and gold inlaid by master Italian engraved Gino Cargnel, S/N 11141. Medallion ivory grips and custom cased in relined Colt derringer box with Rampant Colt in the lid.Excellent as restored (1980s-90s) at the time of engraving for Ron Kowal. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1000-$2000

Colt 1911 Series 80 Combat Target Model semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #CT00576E. The pistol is as new in the factory blue plastic case with the original cardboard sleeve. The 5” barrel has a blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains approximately 99% of the matte blue finish. The checkered rubber Colt medallion wraparound grips are in excellent condition showing little, if any use. Thepistol comes in the factory case with two correct magazines and all associated packaging materials, manual, etc. Est.: $900-$1,800. (Modern/PPT).

Custom Weatherby Mark V bolt action sporting rifle, .378 Weatherby Magnum caliber, Serial #P15166. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 24” barrel with muzzle break and the rear sights removed. The rifleretains approximately 96%-97% of the high polish blue finish with only light handling marks. According to the consignor, the rifle was manufactured in West Germany in 1966. The magazine base plate is is engraved,“WEATHERBY CUSTOM” with gold trigger shoe, jeweled bolt and follower. The custom mannlicher style full-length thumbhole stock is magnificient exhibition grade burl Walnut with gold trim. The fit and finish isoutstanding ending with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 14” LOP. The rifle is topped a one-piece Redfield scope mount, gold plated rings and a Leupold VARI-X II 2 x 7 variable power rifle scope with clear, crispoptics. The bore is bright, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this impressive, custom Weatherby in the .378 Magnum chambering. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (Modern).

J.P. Sauer & Sohn hammer double rifle, approximately 11mm caliber, Serial #1012. The rifle is in fine overall condition with 26 ½” barrels with a full-length filed rib with a crisp Sauer barrel address, foldingtwo-leaf express sights and period claw scope mounts. The barrels retain a significant amount of thinning blue finish. The receiver is exquisitely engraved with 65%-75% coverage showing toning case hardening. Thereceiver has a desirable long tang, third bite doll’s head, double set triggers and horn trigger guard. The finely checkered Walnut stock has a splinter fore end, horn grip cap, beaded cheek piece and basket weave steel butt plate with a bullet trap providing a 13 ½” LOP. There are 1” cracks on both sides of the wrist. The bores are good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The water table shows Germanproofs and inspection marks, while the barrels are black powder proofed. A fine German double by one of the most well-known manufacturers. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (Antique).

Browning Model 1900 .32 Auto Pistol in original presentation case with extra magazine, S/N 517782. 96%-99% original blue and fine to excellent condition overall. Only very slight toning and aging. The velvet and satin lined case is almost fine also. The material covering to the case has some tatters and small losses. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $700-$1400

Japanese Type 26 Military Double Action Revolver in 9mm showing arsenal markings and lettering on the right side of the frame, S/N 3955. 75%-85% Original drifting military blue with some dirt and erosion which shouldclean off nicely. Good grips with wear to the checkering. Excellent action with mirror bright bore made 1890s-1924. We couldn't find a production date as to year so we sell as post '98. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Trooper MK5 Double Action Revolver in .357 Mag. caliber with a 4" barrel, blued finish, and box, S/N 184687. Excellent to mint showing no signs of use just possibly test firing. 99% to mint with tag andinstructions. Vent rib. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson 629-1 Double Action Revolver in .44 Mag. caliber with a 4" barrel in stainless steel, S/N N938141. Fine used condition showing slight used. In box. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson Model 29-3 in .44 Mag caliber with an 8 3/8" barrel, S/N N883871. Fine to excellent used condition in non-matching box. 97%-99% original blue possibly limited fire and slight use. Needs cleaning. (Modern/PPT)Est.: $600-$1200

Weatherby Mark V Safari bolt action sporting rifle, .375 H&H caliber, Serial #H239830. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” barrel with a hooded front and two-leaf folding express sight on a quarter rib. Therifle retains approximately 90% of the blue finish with wear and thinning of finish near the rear sight. The receiver is marked South Gate and Japan. The bolt and follower are both jeweled. The finely checkered FrenchWalnut stock is in very good condition with an ebony fore end cap, beaded cheek piece and a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ½” LOP. The rifle is topped with quick detach mounts, rings and a Leupold 2.5 x 8 Vari-XIII variable power scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Mark V Safari in the venerable .375 H&H chambering. Est.: $900-$1,800.(Modern).

Colt Series 80 MK. IV Gold Cup National Match semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #SN03761E. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 5” barrel with a blade front and adjustable Elliason rearsights. The pistol retains approximately 94%-96% of the stainless steel finish with small scratches and light surface erosion on the front strap. The smooth Pearlite medallion grips are in very good condition.The pistol comes in the factory wood grain cardboard box with all associated packaging materials, manual and two correct magazines. The action is crisp, the markings are sharp and the bore is good on this desirable Series 80 Gold Cup. Est.: $1,200-$2,400. (Modern/PPT).

Winslow Arms Custom FN Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, 7mm Remington Magnum caliber, Serial #19432. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with a 26” Douglas air gauged barrel. The rifle retainsapproximately 98%-99% of the blue finish with light handling marks. The bolt and follower are jeweled and the receiver is Belgian marked. The custom high relief carved wood stock is in excellent condition with a rosewood fore end cap, inlays, oak leaf and basket weave carved patterns, exaggerated pistol grip and hi-rise comb. The butt stock includes sling swivels, custom leather sling and ends with a ventilated rubber recoilpad. The rifle is topped with Redfield one-piece mounts, rings and a Leupold M8-4X fixed power rifle scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on thisoutstanding custom sporter. Est.: $1,500-$3,000. (Modern).

Mannlicher Schonauer Model 1903 bolt action sporting carbine, 6.5 x 54 MS caliber, Serial #11697. The carbine is in very good overall condition with a 17.7” barrel with a banded blade front and rear sight removed. Therifle retains a significant amount of toning blue finish with the remainder going to dark patina. There are numerous proof and acceptance marks on the front ring and the magazine base plate is hand engraved andmarked, “MADE IN AUSTRIA”. The rifle has double set triggers and a butter knife bolt handle. The finely deluxe checkered Birds Eye Maple stock has been flame treated using the Suigi technique creating a striking lookwith a steel fore end cap, beaded cheek piece, pistol grip and ends with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ¾” LOP to the front trigger. The rifle is topped with a custom mount and a Lyman fixed 2 ½” riflescope with the post and cross hair reticle. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Model 1903. Est.: $800-$1,600. (C+R).

6 shot cased American pepperbox with bar hammer marked "Patent 1849" and "New York" on the reverse. Probably Blunt and Syms. Measures 8 5/8" overall with a 3 1/2" barrel group of .31 caliber. Cleaned to gray metalwith sharp surfaces and good grips. Plunger flask, mold, and rod included. Original case is very good overall. Slightly different in size and grip shape possibly experimental or pre-production. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Remington Model 1858 New Model .44 caliber percussion revolver in near fine condition, S/N 69326. Commercial quality high polish blue finish with silvered guard and cartouche military style grips with "W" and "H"inspections. Approximately 85%-95% original blue with minor erosion, slight pinprick pitting, a few scratches and an index line on the cylinder. Crisp with sharp address and excellent bore. The grips show a few marksand are very good plus to almost fine. Gene Herrick, who was an old time Remington collector, theorized special treat for officer however it also could have been a commercial arm pressed into military servicefor Civil War. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Warner Patent .50 caliber brass frame Civil War era carbine made 1864 and 1 of only 1500 produced. Marked James Warner on the left side below the breech. (Refer Flayderman 9B-102). The frame marking is light and only"L" stamp on the bottom of the frame. "E.P.P." stamped in fore end in front of the ejector. Very good overall with bright metal barrel showing minor pitting. Frame crisp with light cleaning. Very good plus stocks.Good action. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

Classic confederate style D guard short sword with wood grip. Authentic to the Civil War. Unmarked. Uncleaned showing dark patina and light slightly heavy pitting. Measures 23" overall with a 18 1/2" blade over 1 3/4" wide at the widest point. They don’t come more real than this. Est.: $1250-$2500

Hunting sword from 19th century with attached flintlock pistol. Horn grip. Good overall minor pitting. Measures 27 1/2" overall. Est.: $1250-$2500

Pair of high quality flintlock pistols fully decorated with gold damascene work and silver inlaid stocks circa 1780-1820. The pistols are 20 ½” in overall length with 13 ¼” barrels of approximately .67 caliber smoothbore. The pistols show dark patina with a nice “Out of the Attic” look from an old collection. The pistols have European locks and barrels. The damascene locks appear to be Turkish as does the inlay work. One ofthe pistols is missing the false ramrod. Est.: $1,500-$3,000. (Antique).

Spencer London marked brass barrel flintlock pistol circa 1800-1830 in very good condition. The left rear lock screw escutcheon is period inscribed "Lieut. Bonney, R.L.V.". The brass barrel measures 8" of .60 caliber smoothbore and 13 1/2" overall. Original flintlock with correct small parts. The stock is good to very good with sliver of wood missing on the left front top edge approximately 2mm by 4" and almostunnoticeable. Would be interesting to research Lt. Bonney possible Royal Lanconshire Volunteers and where he served. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Browning Twelvette semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #3A45647. The shotgun is in fine overall condition with a 27” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib with a steel bead front sight. The shotgun retainsapproximately 95% of the blue finish with small mars and handling marks associated with field use. The receiver has tasteful gold border engraving with scroll work on the sides of the receiver. The left side of thebarrel is marked, “MADE IN BELGIUM” with numerous proofs and acceptance marks. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with scratches and dents. The butt stock has a round knob pistol grip and endswith a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14 ½” LOP. The bore is good and action works well on this desirable Belgian Browning. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Lot of two vintage air rifles. The lot includes a Sheridan Blue Streak pump action 5mm rifle with a 19” barrel and smooth wood stock in good overall condition. The 2nd is a Benjamin Model 347, .177 caliber pumpaction rifle, Serial #7404507 with a 19” barrel. The smooth wood stock is in good overall condition. Est.: $100-$200.

Browning Pigeon Grade Superposed Over/Under shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #22424. The shotgun is in nearly excellent overall condition with 30” barrels with a full-length ventilated rib choked Full over Full. Thebarrels retain approximately 95%-97% of the blue finish with light wear at the muzzles. The receiver is French Grey with engraved scroll, dove motifs and engraved screw heads. The safety is in the tang with a singlegold selector trigger. The finely checkered Walnut stock is in very good condition with a round knob pistol grip. The butt stock has had the comb added ends with a Griggs Recoil Redirector (missing the pad) which provides a 14 ¼” LOP. The bores are good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Browning. Est.: $1750-$3,500. (Modern).

Remington Model 121 Field Master take down pump rifle, .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle caliber, Serial #173490. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel with the front sight removed and the dovetail left vacant. The rifle retains nearly all of an old, quality re-finish. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with small mars and compressions consistent with field use. The rifle is topped with a sidemount and Weaver C4 fixed power scope. The bore is bright and the action is crisp. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern).

Winchester Model 70 Lightweight bolt action sporting rifle, .270 Winchester caliber, Serial #G1946732. The rifle is in excellent condition with a 22” barrel showing little use. The rifle retains approximately 98% ofthe blue finish with light handling marks only and a jeweled bolt. The checkered laminate wood stock is in excellent condition with a couple light scratches, sling swivels, nylon sling and solid red rubberrecoil pad. The rifle is topped with two-piece Leupold mounts and a Leupold VARI-X III 2.5 x 8 variable power scope with clear crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on thislightly used Model 70 Lightweight. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Marlin Model 444 lever action rifle, .444 Marlin caliber, Serial #AA52701. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a24” barrel with a ½ magazine. The rifle retains approximately 94%-96% of the bluefinish with light scratches and handling marks. The top of the receiver has been drilled and tapped for scope mounts and a hammer extension added. The smooth stock is in very good condition with light pressurebruises and dents consistent with field use. The butt stock has sling swivels, a period leather sling and ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad. The action is crisp and the bore is good. Est.: $300-$600.(Modern).

Authentic Scottish basket hilt (Backsword) from Napoleonic era. Measures 36" overall with a 30" blade. Original grip. Light to moderate pitting and erosion. Good overall. Est.: $1250-$2500

Remington Model 700 bolt action sporting rifle, 6mm Remington caliber, Serial #84432. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with a 20” barrel with the front sight insert removed from the dovetail. The metal surfaces retain the majority of the blue finish with wear at the muzzle and light scratches consistent with field use. The Fleur-d-Lis checkered stock is in very good condition with sling swivels,period leather sling and checkered aluminum butt plate. The rifle is topped with Buehler one-piece mounts and a Leupold M8 fixed 7.5x scope. The bore is good and the action is crisp. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

): Remington Magnum Model 870 Wingmaster pump shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #T619418M. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 30” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib with a steel bead front sight. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with small mars and scratches consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber pad providing a 14” LOP. The action is crisp and the boreis good. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern).

Winchester Model 70 XTR Magnum Sporter bolt action rifle, .338 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #G1946732. The rifle is in excellent condition with a 24” barrel showing little use. The rifle retains approximately 98% ofthe blue finish with light storage marks only and a jeweled bolt. The textured synthetic stock is in excellent condition with a small mars, sling swivels, Butler Creek sling and solid rubber recoil pad. The rifle is topped with two-piece Redfield mounts and a Nikon 3 x 7 variable power scope with clear crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Magnum Sporter. The lot includesthe original factory cardboard box with all associated packaging materials and matching end label. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Marlin Model 783 bolt action rifle, .22 WMR caliber, Serial #25642133. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 22” barrel with a full-length magazine. The barrel has a hooded front and folding rear sights. The rifle retains nearly all of the blue finish with light scratches and storage marks. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with sling swivels and small mars consistent with field use. The bore is goodand the action functions well. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern).

19th century European court sword showing fancy cast and gold gilt mounts with F 2 Monarch's cypher. Blue and gilt blade. Minor deterioration and imperfection to scabbard. 80%-90% bright blue and gilt remains withbright polish on the blade. Est.: $600-$1200

Winchester Model 70 XTR Featherweight bolt action sporting rifle, .300 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #G2007341. The rifle is in nearly excellent condition with a 24” barrel showing little use. The rifle retainsapproximately 97%-98% of the blue finish with light handling marks only. The finely checkered wood stock is in excellent condition with a couple light scratches, sling swivels, leather sling, Schnabel foreend and solid red rubber recoil pad. The rifle is topped with two-piece Leupold mounts and a Tasco Euro Class 3 x 12 x 52 variable power scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on thislightly used M-70 Featherweight. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Winchester 1897 Factory Engraved and banded barrel with deluxe foe end, S/N 433801. Near fine condition. 90%+ with minor scratches. Choked cylinder and measures 26”. Est.: $300-$600

Winchester Model 12 12 GA barrel with fore end Simmons ribbed and refinished. Measures 29 ¾” and was choked full with some choke left (About Mod.). Good as refinished, S/N 758565. Odd rework. Marks on the barrel nearchoke marks. Est.: $100-$200

Lot of deluxe oil bottles like ones found in fancy shotgun cases, Abercrombie & Fitch, gold plated others. 7 firing pin canisters, 9-16 total. Est.: $200-$400

2 heavy target barrels for .22 caliber rifles. 1. 28” round barrel, #479-8-17-40 marked for .22 L.R. only. Erich Johnson marked 6 1/2 lbs. Very good condition with bright bore(Good to very good). 2. British (B.S.A.) .22 L.R. Barrel S/N U465. Very good overall original condition. Good to very good bore. Measures 29”. 5.75 Lbs. Est.: $100-$300

Lot of rifle and machine gun barrels. 1. .308 Norma mag English proofed commercial barrel, S/N 500227. Very good condition. The front sight looks like vintage bolt rifle for Mauser large ring action. Very good overall. 1950s-60s 2. Matching to above not caliber marked 3. .30 caliber machine gun barrel. Fair (Browning type) 4. 3 Enfield barrels partially sporterized.Fair to good. No sights. Est.: $150-$300

Colt 1849 Pocket Model Percussion Revolver in .31 caliber with a 5" barrel and period script inscribed "Capt. R.P. Twist, Ohio". Good overall with light cleaning, approximately 60%-70% original scene, gripsworn and undersized remaining in fair condition. Good markings with minor pitting and erosion. Working action. The butt is inscribed by a different hand "L.C.S.". Well known around So. California Colt collectorsand formerly Mike Shotwell and other notable Civil Was history buffs have owned this authentic pocket over the last 40 years. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

American Flintlock "Rural" type Kentucky pistol circa early 1800s. Lock marked "J. J. Henry Philadelphia". Measures approximately 15" overall with a 3/8" smoothbore barrel of approximately .52-54 caliber. Very light andcrude construction with sheet brass guard and as simply and cheaply hand produced as possible. The lock and barrel are in the black and uncleaned. Original flintlock with correct small parts. The stock shows most ofits reddish varnish with many small dings, mars, scratches and a small loss around the rear of the lock. The barrel is crudely attached to the tang with German silver "Joint". This pistol weighs about half thenormal weight and was a cheap "Blue light Special" probably made for pioneers headed west at a low price or a trade piece. 100% genuine to the 19th Century. (Antique) Est.: $750-$1500

Early 18th century flintlock pistol possibly Dutch with illegible signature beneath the frizzen spring _____ GMA? Measures 17 1/4" overall with a 10 1/4" barrel of approximately .52 caliber smoothbore. Periodreduced in length approximately 3"-5". Good quality chiseling and engraving of faces on the front of the frizzen, rear of lock and butt. Heart shaped escutcheon at the wrist and early style side plate. Correct hammerand original flintlock small parts. Lightly refinished wood with good metal surfaces. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

British flintlock military issue pistol with GR and crown on center lock and Tower 1758 on back. FG marks at the left breech. Light to moderate scattered pitting and erosion. The wood is very good plus with openings aroundthe pins, small losses, and minor imperfections. Original flintlock with correct small parts. Royal dragoons marking lightly and partially visible on the barrel. A significant pistol for the British andRevolutionary War collector. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000+++

U.S. Model 1826 Navy pistol reconverted to flintlock and dated 1828 on the rear of the lock. Shows cleaning and restorations with maker visible on the lock. Partial barrel markings. A type example for beginningcollector and a somewhat scarce martial. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Union Arms Co. .31 caliber pocket revolver with 30%-50% original blue remaining. #549 on the lever. Very good overall including grips. Minor rust. As found. Civil War era. (Antique) Est.: $400-$800

Percussion over and under double barreled knife pistol. 14 1/2" overall, 3" barrels of .40 caliber smooth bore. ramrod is missing. Black horn scales. Repair to the ferrel that holds the knife. A rare and possiblyunique "Chuck" Grimes collection of oddity arms. (Antique) Est. $1,000-2,000

Authentic forged steel wheelock flask circa 1580-1660 in Germanic form. Minor pitting. Good overall with correct spring and parts. Measures 6 1/2" tip to end and 4 3/4" across the widest part. Unusual. For a rifle sizelarge caliber arm or musket. Est.: $600-$1200

U.S. Model 1836 Flintlock military issue pistol by R. Johnson dated 1841. Very good original condition with toned arsenal bright metal showing slight aging. Sharp cartouches. Minor nicks, mars, and dings. Originalflintlock parts and correct throughout. A strong 8 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

Very large painting on canvas of a Civil War Naval battle, signed James Beck; frame is fancy and gold painted, great action and detail; approximately 53” x 65” overall; you need a big wall to hang this beautiful pieceof artwork! Est.: $1500-3000

Colt 1851 Navy revolver 4th model with capping groove, S/N 214617. Very good condition with 40%-60% original blue turning brown finish remaining. Light to moderate pitting and erosion. 10%-30% scene remainingwith marks from tapping on the cylinder. The stocks show groove carved in grips and loses at the toes. 10%-30% varnish remains. All matching numbers. Crisp markings. Completely uncleaned and as found. (Antique) Est.:$1250-$2500

Spencer Military rifle in .56 caliber with a 30" barrel secured by 3 bands, S/N 3927. The serial number is near the spicemens issued to the 5th Michigan Cavalry who fought at Gettysburg. Good overall condition with graypatina showing some colors mixed in. Small split and losses at the edges of fore end. Some dings, mars, scratches and minor cracks in the wood. Wood losses around the butt plate and the stock is fair to almost good.Good action and fair bore. A battle veteran of early Civil War. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Excellent old 1950's-60's copy of Colt 3rd Model Dragoon stock #'d 6870. Short yoke. Antiqued and aged. This stock recently sold by another auction company where it was listed as authentic. These were made in St.Louis, MO. by a clever gun "artist". Great for display. Est:$1000-2000

Starr .44 caliber percussion double action U.S. issue revolver from Civil War era, S/N 8366. Near fine condition with 50%-70% original bright blue with balance flaked and going to natural patina. 85%+ case colors onthe hammer and lever. Fine grips with sharp cartouches and no notable damage to the butt or edges. Little to no use. Very crisp. A strong 8.5-9 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Single shot "Garret" Confederate pistol with cast brass frame and swivel ramrod. Cleaned barrel with heavy pitting on the left breech. The stocks have been sanded and refinished also undersized. Barrel measures 8 1/2" in.54 caliber. Manufactured in Greensburg, North Carolina and about 500 produced in 1862-63. Nay sayers maintain these are actually secondary Union pistols which makes zero sense knowing the industrial capabilityof the North and the "Old Timers" who had horse sense accepted these as confederate (Refer Flayderman 10-008). (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

Colt 1849 Pocket model .31 caliber percussion with 6" barrel, 2 line New York address, and 5 shot cylinder, S/MN 95353. All matching serial numbers. Gray to brown patina finish with light moderate pitting and erosion. Very good grips with 60%-80% varnish showing slight aging and minor imperfections. Working. Traces of scene. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson .44 caliber "Russian" revolver showing period New York scroll engraving attributed to the shop of L.D. Nimschke, S/N 50089 (S&H) marking on the butt. 60%-80% original nickel evenly drifting with lightlycleaned to bright where finish has lifted. 20%-40% gold wash on the cylinder remains. Aged and cracked authentic ivory grips. Sharp address and very good overall. Shows small P and crown proofs. Some scattered minorpitting. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Finely etched morian style helmet and shield. Outstanding quality, late 19th to early 20th century. Marco Babarigo on shield. Latin slogan, beasts and etched florials on the helmet. Uncleaned. Est. $1,000-3,000

Georgian era British center hammer cannon barrel flintlock pistol signed Welsh with silver grotesque mask butt and wire inlaid stock. Measures 12 1/2" overall and approximately .60 caliber smoothbore. Lightcleaning to good sharp metal that is not rubbed out. The stocks are good with 80% wire intact. Correct flintlock small parts. Circa 1750-1780 in colonial to revolutionary war era. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Deringer percussion pistol with "N. Curry & Bros San Francisco" agents marking. Measures 4 1/4" overall with a 1 1/2" barrel of approximately .40 caliber 7 groove rifled. Engraved German silver mounts with cap box in butt. 50%-70% brown and striping on the barrel. The wood shows opening and minor wear from carry but good overall. Well-marked and by Henry Deringer himself. (Antique) Est.: $1250-$2500

Deringer Philadelphia single shot pistol (A close copy possibly Slotter) with 7 groove rifled barrel and a 5 1/4" overall. Fair to good with break and loss to the fore end. Gray metal. Shows carry and use. Works well.(Antique) Est.: $350-$700

Remington Model 1858 .44 caliber percussion revolver in good to very good condition, S/N 69662. 30%-60% evenly toning and aging blue finish. Minor erosion and light pitting. The grips show outline of cartouche with somewear and small losses. The action is tight and the bore is good. Civil War era. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Colt 1851 Navy Revolver 4th Model with capping groove, S/N 131154. Good to very good condition with 30%-50% original blue and strong traces of case colors. 15%-30% scene remaining but light. All matching visibleserial numbers. The grips are good with small losses and normal wear. The hammer is an excellent (Weiss) old replacement. "K.K." scratched in butt during period of use. Good action. A 7 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.:$1000-$2000

Mid 17th century wheelock pistol with later 19th century pearl inlay during the Victorian era attributed to Spitzer. The barrel has been reduced to 10 1/2", caliber is approximately .69 smooth bore, 18 3/4"overall, The lock is well made, probably Nurinburg, and is complete. Most likely a military arm originally. Needs cleaning. 95% of inlay is intact. (Antique) Est. 1,500-3,000

Authentic Main Gauche circa 17th-18th century with a 17 ¼” blade and approximately 23” overall. Good quality tack guard with rolled edge and ‘Turks Head” large pommel. Good twisted wire original grip. Some pitting anderosion. Measures 10 ½” across quillons. Fancy work to the back edge of the blade with circular piercings in classic Spanish style. Est.: $750-$1500

Extremely unusual silver mounted Italian snaphance pistol circa 18th century. Measures 10” overall with a 5 1/8” barrel of approximately .45-.50 caliber smoothbore. Typical Italian chiseling on the lock andmounts with forms of grotesque heads. Plain silver mountings. Original ramrod of the period. Good to very good overall. We have only viewed 2 other silver mounted snaphance pistols from this era as the Italians wereknown for embellishing steel. Est.: $1500-$3000

Mid-18th century Italian flintlock pistol with chiseled steel mounts signed “F.R. Compagni” on the lock. Measures 11 5/8” overall with a 6 ¼” barrel of approximately caliber smoothbore. Good overall conditionwith some light cleaning and very good wood. All original flintlock parts and period horn tip ramrod that may be the original. The condition is very good and the metal is crisp and not rubbed out. Est.: $1000-$2000

Colt SA Army revolver, .44-40 caliber, Serial #76091. The black powder frame pistol is in very good overall condition 4 ¾” barrel with a trimmed front sight. The pistol has gone to an overall grey/brown patina with mars,surface erosion, holster wear at the right side of the muzzle and an index line on the cylinder. The pistol is marked .44 CAL on the trigger guard with crisp patent dates and all matching visible serial numbers. Thesmooth wood grips are in good condition showing moderate to heavy use with the metal slightly proud at the butt. Additionally, the lot includes a custom glass front wood display case measuring 24” x 11 ½” made bythe grandson of Binus Moore of Oklahoma, prior owner of the pistol. The box has an inscribed plate marked, “Owned and Used by Legendary Cowboy “Binus” Moore”. The pistol was purchased by the consignor from thegrandson in the early 2000’s at which time the grandson was in his eighties. A statement of facts will be provided the purchaser. The bore is fair and the action functions well with all four clicks. Est.:

Late 17th to early 18th century Italian flintlock pistol in exceptional original condition. Measures 13" overall with a 8" barrel of approximately .52 caliber smoothbore. Pierced steel trigger guard andfinely "Skeletonized" ramrod thimbles retaining correct style metal tipped ramrod. Wavy original belt hook with light foliate engraving on the lock, hammer and small parts. The stock is similar in form towheelocks and also very good plus condition. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

U.S. Model 1826 Martial issue flintlock navy by S. North dated 1828 on the lock. All features as standard on this issue showing reconversion to the flintlock and restorations. The reconversion is very goodand the belt hook is also restored. Some fresh rust and erosion that would clean from poor storage. The stock is good with light cleaning and refreshing. Good lock markings but not distinguishable barrel marks orproofs. Several experts have argued this is an original flintlock but we believe it’s a top reconversion by a master gunsmith. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt Model 1908 Semi-Auto pistol in .380 caliber factory nickeled with medallion pearl grips, S/N 124214. 95%-98% original polished nickel finish remains with near fine grips. The bore is very good and markings sharp.(C&R/PPT) Est.: $900-$1800

Colt SAA Revolver in .44-40 caliber with a 4 3/4" barrel, blue and case colors, medallion ivory grips, and King sights added, S/N 342946. 50%-70% original drifting blue and case colors. Minor pitting and erosion. Goodmarkings. Scarce late "Colt Frontier Six Shooter .44-40" marking. Great action with bright bore. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt Model 1895 Double Action Revolver in .41 caliber with a 6" barrel, high polish blue finish, and rubber grips, S/N 219535. 85%-95% original blue drifting on straps and high points. The grips are almost fine. Brightfire blue on the trigger and rear of polished hammer. Sharp and crisp markings. Tight and with good bore. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson Model 25-5 Double Action Revolver in .45 L.C. caliber with a 8 3/8" barrel, S/N N765152. Fine used condition showing minor wear, use and storage. 95%-98% overall and would clean up. (Modern/PPT)Est.: $500-$1000

Colt Trooper MKIII Double Action Revolver in .357 with a 8" barrel, electrical nickel finish, and medallion Pachmayr type neoprene grip, S/N 70197L. Matching end label with features and finish noted. Excellent to mintin box. 99% to new. Est.: $700-$1400

Early British flintlock horseman's size pistol with banana shaped lock signed "T.Fort" London on the lock. Also hand stamped "T. Fort Londo" on the barrel with British proofs. Pierced dragoon style sideblade with hand engraved mounts. Originally circa about 1700-1730. Straight grain light walnut or cherry restock with pewter (American style) fore end cap. Measures 18" overall with a 12" barrel of .60 calibersmoothbore. Correct flintlock hammer and small parts. The type British pistol brought to America in colonial era and restocked in the 19th century after decades of use or broken in battle. Good British gun parts were prized in early America and reused for 100s of years in many cases. Provenance Walter O'Conner 1990. Est.: $2500-$5000

Original cased 1849 Colt Model .31 caliber percussion with a 5 shot 4" barrel, and 2 line New York address, S/N 148295. Very good condition with 30%-50% case colors showing some fresh rust and light erosion which mayclean. Most of its original scene remains with sharp markings. Excellent grips with 95%+ original varnish. All matching visible serial numbers. The box is very good plus to almost fine with fine flask, very good plusbrass mold, cap tin, and broken wrench. (Note: case could go with a finer '49). (Antique) Est.: $1750-$3500

Early flintlock musket with fancy inlaid stock in early style with etched and gilted lock and barrel. Decorated in the late 19th century and restocked probably by Spitzer. 42" overall, 28 1/2" barrel of approximately.60 cal. rifled. Good to very good and uncleaned. The lock is 1690-1710, inlay is 90-95% intact. (Antique) Est. 1,500-3,000

Excellent quality and fancy English pepperbox pistol marked “Hamburger and Rogers & Co., Improved revolving pistol". Ornate engraved alloy frame with blued barrels and checkered select wood grips. .44 caliber 6 shot with 33/4" barrel group. Measures 8 5/8" overall. The pistol remains in almost fine condition with 90%-95% original finish, case colors on the hammer and exceptional grips that are about fine. The blue felt line partitionstyle case has 2 old patches in the lid and is otherwise very good. Brass bound mahogany case shows minor cracks and normal aging. Correct to the era flask and mold. Hard to find a better pepperbox. (Antique) Est.:$2000-$4000

Colt 1851 Navy percussion revolver U.S. Navy marked and converted to .38 centerfire, S/N 59034. The underside of the barrel is stamped "R.W.M." with anchor and the butt is stamped "U.S.N." with "G.U.R." inspections on thebottom left of the grip. 35%-70% of arsenal style refinish remaining with mottling and drifting to grayish blue color and strong evidence of case colors. The scene is light but mostly visible and the address is good.The bore is bright and very little to no use since arsenal converted grips are about fine. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Palmetto Armory Columbia S.C. 1852 dated percussion model 1842 military pistol showing "Wm. Glaze" with Palmetto tree proof and "V.P." on the barrel. All features as standard except markings on Model 1842.(Refer Flayderman 6A-043). 1 of approximately 1000 produced Pre-Civil War and considered secondary Confederate pistols. The pistol remains in very good condition with some minor pitting and erosion. Good markings.Minor compression and cracks in the stock but generally very good overall. A strong 7 1/2-8 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Colt 1908 Semi-Auto pistol in .25 ACP engraved with nickel plated, pearl grips with deep set medallions and shipped to J.A> Rooks Sept 17, 1916 1 gun in shipment. Letter from noted Colt expert Ronald Ogan dated Feb 25, 1982 addressed to John Battaglia, Tulsa, Oklahoma states in his opinion this pistol was factory engraved by Helfricht although the records do not reflect engraving just nickel with pearl and shipment info. Formerly Ron Kowal (President of Bac-Jac productions) collection with his collection label. This pistol retains 90%-95% aged and toned original nickel with near fine grips. Sharp markings and bright bore. Extra nickeled mag, brush and instructions with box showing , pearl, nickel and sticker (Engraved). Undoubtedly a factory omission as confirmed by Mr. Ogan's letter to Battaglia who along with Kowal were high respected Coltafficiandos who all 3 deemed to be factory engraved. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $2000-$4000

Cased pair of Germanic target style percussion pistols signed in gold on the barrels “G.F. Stormer Herzberg A.H.” with 5 gold and 1 silver band at the breech and gold arrow at the muzzle. Fancy engraving on thelocks and mounts with “M.S.U.” intertwined initials on the guard and 1891 date and #2211 serial numbers. Measures 16” overall with 9 ½” barrels of approximately .36 caliber rifled. Nearly all the original brown andsatin gray finish remains with near fine select checkered stocks. Set triggers, mold, sight adjustment tool, 2 screw drivers, and rods included. The green lined original case is very good plus overall. A superior set ofGermanic pistols. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Exceptional complete set of 12 Colt Kansas Series Frontier Scout SAA revolvers in factory presentation lined wood cases AND all S/N in series! The guns are all in like new condition and commemorate Kansas Cow Towns,Trails and Forts. They are as follows: 1. Colt Fort Riley, (1870-1970), .22LR caliber, 4.75” barrel, nickel finish with blued accented straps, cylinder, cylinder pin and ejector rod actuator, faux ivory Colt medallion grips, S/N 33FR. 2. Colt Fort Larned, (1869-1969), .22LR caliber, 4.75” barrel, nickel finish with blued accented straps, cylinder, cylinder pin and ejector rod actuator, faux pearl Colt medallion grips, S/N 33FL. 3. Colt For Scott, (1871-1971), .22LR caliber, 4.75” barrel, blued finish with nickel frame, straps, cylinder pin andejector rod actuator; checkered black hard rubber eagle grips, S/N 33FSC. 4. Colt Fort Hays, (1870-1970), .22LR caliber, 4.75” barrel, blued finish, nickel frame, hammer, straps, cylinder pin and

Deluxe engraved and cased Smith & Wesson "New Departure" .38 S&W caliber revolver S/N 55743 and made pre-1898. Fine carved and checkered pearl grips with New York scroll style engravings. 5" barrel and retaining90%-95% soft original unpolished nickel with excellent grips. Considerable blue and case colors on small parts. Interior and bore is about fine and tight action. Schuyler, Hartley and Graham style casing with satin in lid and leather covered case. The case is good with minor staining, fraying and some aging. The latch to the box was pried open. An exceptional example of this model. Est.: $2000-$4000

Pair of early to Mid-18th century flintlock Horseman's size pistols with fancy brass mounts and lock signed "Glasunder" in southern European style possibly Dutch. Measures 18 1/2" overall with 11 1/2" barrels of .62 caliber smoothbore. Original flintlock with correct small parts. Uncleaned as found condition with deep patina on the brass and dark patina on the steel. Fancy mounts and side plates with brass grotesquemask butts. The stocks are good to very good. Correct style brass tipped ramrods that may be original but are definitely period of use. For the collector who values originality and uncleaned. Many of this type were used inColonial America and up to the Revolutionary War. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Pecare and Smith 10 shot (Sheathed barrel) pepperbox in .28 caliber percussion patented 1849. The pepperbox remains in very good plus condition with considerable original "Tobacco Brown" finish on the barrels (about30%-50%) and good uncleaned brass frame. The grips and markings are very good plus. Working with original colors on the hammer. A superior example of a rare American pepperbox (Refer Flayderman 7B-013).Provenance "Dick" Bowen collection.(Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Colt 1861 Navy revolver in .36 caliber percussion in good to very good condition with factory letter confirming shipment to U.S. Navy yard, Boston, MA Oct. 26, 1861 in shipment of 243 like revolvers, S/N 2806. The Colt letter is dated 1982 and addressed to iconic Colt dealer Herb Glass. Gray patina finish with minor erosion and pinprick pitting. 30%-60% light scene. All matching visible serial numbers. Good grips. Clean and crisp markings. Desirable. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Pair of Spanish miquelet flintlock pistols with hallmark in the barrel reading 1. GAL 2. BAR 3. SOF4. O with good cartouche mark on the lock also 3 lines 1. L. 2.2BV3.RV Measures 13 1/2" overall with a 7 3/4" cannon barrels that are fancy gold and silver inlay. Belt hooks retained and correct flintlock parts. Deep brown patina with minor erosion and pinprick pitting. The stocks are good and have been lightly refreshed with some cleaning. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Colt 1st Model Dragoon .44 caliber percussion, S/N 6383 with California volunteers Mexican American War 1846-47 medal inscribed on back "Benjamin D. Wilson Capt. Cal. Inf.". This Colt and medal came out ofSouthern California family approximately 30 years ago. The Colt has been cleaned, browned and heavily restored probably 50 years ago. Markings not visible or light. From a local collector's estate. (Antique)Est.: $3500-$7000

Early to Mid-18th century flintlock pistols signed "Le Maire" with fancy silver lion head butt caps and screw off cannon type barrels. Measures 10 3/4" overall and the barrels measure approximately 6 1/4" from muzzle tothe touch hole. Original flintlock parts. Some light cleaning with minor erosion, slight pitting and just normal metal age. The stocks show tight refinishing and minor restoration that is well done. The silvercaps are impressive and not rubbed out with small hallmarks that are illegible and typical French. (Antique) La Maire was a Huguenot maker that moved from France circa 1710. The pair shows the influence of both side of the channel. Est:$2500-5000

Colt Model 1855 1st Model rifle reduced to 21" barrel with oiler and rod intact, S/N 432. Two line stamped address in good to very good overall condition with strong evidence of blue mixing with brown patina. Scatteredlight to moderate rust and erosion with some minor pitting. The groove in the frame is mounted with old sight and added post front when shortened during period of use. The stock is good with marks, scratches anddents. Works well with number visible on the cylinder. About 1000 made before the Civil War and generally oiler is lost. Working action (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Pair of early to Mid-18th century British Queen Ann style flintlock pistols signed John Harman on the barrels with silver mounts and grotesque mask butts. Measures 13” overall with 8 3/8” cannon barrels of approximately.69 caliber smoothbore with ringed cannon type muzzles. The metal surfaces show a natural patina with correct flintlock parts. The stocks are wood with one showing well done repair and restoration to crack at thewrist. Silver mounts are crisp and not rubbed out. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Colt Maine Sesquicentennial (1820-1970) Frontier Scout SAA commemorative revolver, .22LR caliber, 4.75” barrel, gold finish, nickel cylinder, straps and hammer, faux pearl medallion grips, S/N 1294MES; like newcondition in factory presentation wood case with brass lobster ornament. (C&R/PPT). Est.: $300-$600.

2nd Model LeMat Revolver in .41 caliber (approximately 9 shot with 16GA under the barrel, S/N 2369 with L.M. and star marking (Possible confederate use). Fair condition with scattered light to fairly heavy pittingand erosion. Correct selective hammer, rammer and small parts. The grips show good checkering with minor imperfections. Tight and works well. "This one didn't sit on the porch and sip sarsaparilla it saw war!"(Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000+++

Early British flintlock Horseman's size pistol signed "T. Green" on the lock and the barrel showing British proofs circa about 1720-40s. Measures 19" overall with a 12" barrel of approximately .60 calibersmoothbore. Early serpentine side plate, long stirrups on butt cap and other early styling. The stock is simulated root burl wood by an effect of staining and burnt cord. Original flintlock with correct small partsand very good plus overall condition. A collector's quality early British flintlock pistol by a good maker in a desirable size. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Early British flintlock pistol signed "T. Green Londini" on the barrel circa 1700-1730s. Measures 16 1/4" overall with 10 1/8" barrel of .58-.60 caliber smoothbore. Simulated root burl with staining and burntcord effect. The mask butt and serpentine side plate. Hallmarked and proofed barrel. Very good plus untouched original condition. Uncleaned metal with correct small parts. Shows “Banana" shape to the lock and Londinimarking is early. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Winchester Antlered Game Commemorative Model 94 lever action rifle, .30-30 caliber, Serial #AG09649. The rifle is as new in the factory box with a 20” round barrel. The receiver is finished in gold tone withtasteful engraving. The buttstock has a commemorative coin on the right side and ends with a smooth steel butt plate. The rifle comes in the factory box with all associated packaging materials. The lot also includesthree Winchester original factory boxes of collectible Antlered Game .30-30 cartridges. Two of the boxes are still factory sealed. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Authentic Scottish snaphance pistol with heart shaped butt dated in silver on the barrel 1674. Measures 16" overall with a 10 5/8" barrel of .60 caliber smoothbore. A very fine pistol in its day showing considerablesilver work and partial Royal crest on the barrel. Light to heavy scattered pitting and erosion, All flintlock parts and major parts including belt hook are authentic except ramrod is a correct style replacement. Thestock has been damaged and period repaired and touch hole bushed with brass plug. A very interesting and early Scottish pistol that was used and undoubtedly hid in the wall or down a well during the years of troubles with British crown. A museum quality rarity that should be researched as to the identity of the crest. Formerly Gene Herrick collection. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Colt 1849 Pocket Model Percussion Revolver in .31 caliber with a 5" barrel, fully and finely Gustav Young engraved with ivory grips and cased, S/N 114088. Sam'L Colt in script with Colt's patent hand cut on the frame,typical young beasts and florals with coverage. Good deluxe condition with traces of blue and case and light cleaning long ago. Very good plus original aged ivory grips. 20%-30% light cylinder scene remains. Allmatching visible numbers. Cased is in need of T.L.C. and cleaning and fair to good. Flask, mold and key included. The exterior of case is very good plus. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Wheelock musket with period lock and barrel, 19th century inlaid, probably by Spitzer. Excellent quality lock and barrel, lock mechanism is complete. Very profusely inlaid in classic motifs with figures of beasts,satyres, gargoyles, scrolls, dots and cupids. 90-95% of inlay is intact. These were ornamented in 19th century to decorate the great halls and castles of Europe and this was an expensive artifact 150 years ago. 58" overall, about .40 cal. smooth bore. (Antique) Est. $2,500-5,000

Pair of "Mariette Brevette" pepperbox pistols cased with accessories. 4 shot barrel group of .36 caliber with engraved frame and checkered ebony stocks. Very good plus original condition with complete and nearfine accessories. The original green felt lined French style case is also very good plus. The black ebonized exterior of the case is good with normal wear, aging and minor imperfections. An unusually nice double set.(Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Colt Pocket Model of Navy caliber .36 percussion revolver with a 5 1/2" barrel cased with accessories, S/N 1440. 25%-50% original blue toning to patina on the barrel with minor scratches. Good address. 50%+light scene with minor pitting on the cylinder and no remaining blue just natural patina. Smokey gray brown frame with some traces of case colors mixed in. The grips show 50%-70% varnish with tapping marks onthe butt and normal wear. All matching serial numbers. Case shows a late percussion style with "Baize" lining in dusty rose color. The case interior shows some aging and rips but at least good. The exterior is very goodplus. The eagle flask is good but for '49 pocket. Rough mold, caps and balls. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Red Lacquer Mother of Pearl and Abalone shell inlaid table circa 1940's, imported by the Takaushi Family who brought it from Korea to Hawaii, taken to California when they immigrated before hostilities erupted. 351/2" length by 13 1/2" height. Very good condition, minor damage, loss adn 70 years of use and travel. Very ornate and beautiful not made for export. Est:$1000-2000

Colt 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver finely Gustave Young engraved with burl wood grips, S/N 55185. Deluxe scroll with "Devil Dog" hand cut Colt's patent, cobb webs, and florals all typical of young in the highpoint of his engraving on navies. The Colt retains some original blue with some recoloring using chemicals and heat. The grips also have considerable varnish with great burl but some wear at the edges. Thecylinder shows 20%30% light scene. Good markings and all matching visible numbers. The work on this navy was done 30-50 years ago and is not unsightly. The engraving makes this pistol worthy to collection as it is"The master's own hand". An affordable example. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Early British flintlock martial pistol showing "G R" with crown and "Grice 1759" at the rear of the lock. The barrel is marked "Roy L Drag's" for Royal Dragoons. Measures 19 1/4" overall with a 12" barrel ofapproximately .60 caliber smoothbore. Escutcheon plate is period number 5 over 33 (Possibly 33rd regiment). Original flintlock configuration with correct hammer and small parts. Lightly cleaned metal surfaces thatare not "rubbed out" with good edges and markings. The stock is very good plus with minor marks and normal aging. Correct style brass tipped ramrod. French and Indian War to Revolutionary War era. An outstandingexample with desirable date and markings.(Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Browning Citori Shotgun luggage case. The case is 32” x 9” lined in brown with damage to the interior. The interior needs minor repairs and the exterior is in very good condition. Est.: $50-$100.

Beretta A300 Outlander semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #RU047215. The shotgun is as new in the factory cardboard box with a 28” barrel and synthetic stock. The lot includes the factory box, allassociated packaging materials, chokes etc. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Winchester Model 1912 pump action shotgun, 20 gauge, Serial #30709. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 25” barrel. The shotgun retains the majority of the blue finish with light surface erosionand rust and a loss of finish primarily on the receiver. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with mars and dents consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with a Winchester marked plastic buttplate providing a 13 ¼” LOP. The bore is good, the action functions and the markings are legible. Est.: $200-$400. (C+R).

Winchester Model 12 pump action shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #269039. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 30” barrel. The shotgun retains the majority of the blue finish with light surface erosionand rust and a loss of finish primarily on the receiver. The smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with mars and dents consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with a Winchester marked plastic buttplate providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The bore is good, the action functions and the markings are legible. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R).

Post-64 Winchester Model 70 Super Express bolt action sporting rifle, .458 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #G1727733. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 22” heavy barrel with a hooded front andfolding rear sights, showing little use. The rifle retains approximately 94-96% of the blue finish with handling marks. The receiver has been drilled and tapped for scope mounting a little Loctite residue thatshould clean. The rifle has a jeweled bolt, follower and three position safety. The finely checkered Walnut stock is in good condition with sharp checkering, two cross bolts and some loss of finish behind the tang due to solvent. The butt stock has integral sling swivels, shadow cheek piece and ends with a solid red rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ½” LOP. The bore is good and action is crisp on this Model 70 Super Express. Est.: $1,000-$2,000. (Modern).

Pair of Flintlock Dueling Pistols by J & W Richards of London with hall marked sterling silver mounts and brass octagonal barrels in relined period casing. "C.F." (Charles Freeth) marked mounts Approximately 8 5/8"barrels and 13" overall in .52 caliber smoothbore (No sights or set trigger). The pistols are in very good plus to near fine original condition with correct flintlock parts. The lining good plus and olderrestoration. (Antique) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

A very unusual cased factory engraved late 19th century oddity double action small external hammer European revolver. 1 ¼” round barrel in .32 Short Colt. A very attractive and unusual engraved revolver, 5 shotcylinder, and folding trigger. The engraving is almost English quality with very tight well executed scrollwork on the frame and cylinder. Finely checkered two piece ebony grips. The revolver is cased in a well-madecontemporary English style case. A very high quality oddity revolver in an American caliber. This fine oddity revolver retains much original bright nickel finish with excellent engraving. A little gem. Est.:$700-$1200

Rare American pepperbox signed "Budding Maker" measuring 8" overall with a 3 1/2" fluted barrel group of approximately .31 caliber smoothbore 6 shot. Hand revolved barrel and trigger locks to side and ispushed off to fire. American stripped wood stock with brass screws. Fine to near excellent condition and possibly a prototype. Provenance "Dick" Bowen collection. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

N.R. Davis SxS damascus barrel hammer shotgun with barrels reduced to 18 ¼” and marked “W.F. & Co.” in 3 places. Although out of an old collection and not modern stamped we cannot authenticate these markings and thislot sold “without warranty to the originality or age of stampings”. As Is. Good overall condition with normal aging. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Mid-18th century flintlock pistol of Italian origin marked “Gio Botti” on the lock. Fancy gilt brass mounts. Chiseled steel hammer, frizzen and accents. Matching ramrod with fancy tip. Fine to excellent condition inoriginal flintlock with correct parts. Measures 14 3/8” overall with a 8 3/8” barrel of .40-.45 caliber smoothbore. Note: Similar pistols and carbines have been seen that were part of a garniture probably ordered atone time for a noble or important individual. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

Authentic Scottish basket hilt (Backsword) circa 1750-1800. Measures 41" overall with a 35" blade. Some pitting on the hilt and damage to the blade. Plain wood grip. Just the style carried to America's by Scottishtroops. Some light to moderate pitting. Est.: $1250-$2500

Colt 1851 Navy 2nd type London variation percussion revolver in .36 caliber with period script inscribed on the butt "H.L. Osborn", S/N 49655. Very good plus to near fine condition with 50%-70% bright blue onthe barrel showing some minor surface erosion, scratches and aging. The cylinder has been cleaned to bright metal long ago but retains most original cylinder scene. The frame shows 70%-80% case colors toningslightly but still good rainbow hues. Traces of color on the rammer and traces of silver on the straps. The grips show 80%-90% varnish with minor marks and small losses and remain at least very good plus overall. Allmatching visible numbers with sharp markings. Tight action and shows only minor use. All safety pins intact. A very casable navy that is an 8+ on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

1892 Model U.S. Indian Scout helmet, all original except cords. Very good to almost fine condition overall. Est.: $2000-$4000

Colt 1851 Navy percussion revolver in .36 caliber finely bank note scroll engraved, gold banded, ivory grips, S/N 175761. Gray to brown patina finish with good markings and near fine grips with pleasant patina that are original to the era. Safety pins remain and sharp markings. The engraving is English in style and of the best quality. The gold inlay is similar to a set presented to Capt. West from Sam’L Colt on the cover of Joe MurphyCollection book. All matching numbers. A period engraved and gold inlaid Navy Colt. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Starr single action percussion .44 caliber percussion Civil War martial revolver, S/N 38827. 30%-60% evenly toning and aging "Soft blue" finish with light erosion and minor scratches. Very good to almost fine gripswith visible cartouches. Tight and crisp with strong traces of case on the hammer and loading lever. An 8 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt 1851 Navy revolver, rare variation cut for stock 1st type stock with swivel on trigger guard, Serial #79402. The pistol is in very good original condition with 30%-50% original blue mixing with a natural graypatina. The pistol has good markings and good edges, 30%-50% light cylinder scene and 60% plus thick and uncleaned original silver plating on the iron straps. The wood grips are good with 50%-70% original varnishshowing wear at the butt. The action is tight and sound mechanically. The small iron guard is cut for the early style stock and there are estimated to be only 50 in existence according to Robert Jordan, authorof Colt 1851 and 1861 Navies & Conversions, refer to page 85. This pistol is a very significant variation to true collectors that is seldom encountered. Est.: $4,000-$8,000. (Antique).

Pair of classic French Napoleonic rea flintlock pistols signed “Prelat Arq De S.A.R. Monsieura Paris” in gold on the barrels with wide gold band at the breech and plat lined pan. Also signed in round cartouche at the center of the lock. Measures 14 ½” overall with a 8 5/8” “Swamped” octagon barrels of nearly .70 caliber Micro-groove rifled. The guns are stout and “Beefy” not thin and refined like Boutets. The pair remain in very good plus condition with browned and patterned barrel showing some discoloration and aging. The locks on both pistols show 70%-90% bright and colorful case hardening. The mounts show 50%-70% case colors. The stocks are very good with minor marks and light wear. All original flintlock parts and set triggers. The French style case is lined in blue velvet with flask, mold and all correct accessories of the period. The case is near fine with minor aging only. The exterior of the case is veneered select grain wood with just normal imperfections, small losses, and scratches and etc. Prelat is lesser recognized as a great empire maker but his best work does equal LePage or Boutet. A outstanding set of Napoleonic era officer’s pistols with very pretty locks. (Antique) Est.: $6000-$12,000

Cased pair of percussion dueling target pistols with gold inlaid blued barrels, satin gray engraved locks and mounts, carved ebony stocks, and cased with accessories. Gold inlaid “Acier Fondu” on the barrels with gold bands at the breech and muzzles. Ornately scroll engraved. Classic half stocks with fluting and rich carving in ebony. Measures 17” overall and approximately .40-.41 caliber rifled barrels. 90%-95% original bright blue remains and French gray about excellent on the locks and mounts. The French style casing remains in near fine condition with correct accessories. The exterior of the case has been lightly refinished and shows cracks andloss of wire. The exterior of the case is only good. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

A rare Lindsay two shot percussion pocket pistol with extra factory engraving. .41 caliber with a 4” fluted octagonal barrel. Made by the Union Knife Company early in the 1860s in limited quantities. Flaydermanestimates a few hundred. This one features the usual patriotic engraving on the sides of the barrel with a stag engraved on the left side of the frame and a hunting dog on the right. The barrel shows some pitting butengraving fairly clear. Brass frame with some wear but fine unpolished golden patina like a good Henry rifle. Walnut grips with no finish but fit well. These Lindsay two shots are rarely encountered and the stag and dogengraving makes this example special. (Antique) Est.: $1200-$1500

Pair of miniature target pistols by I. Adam Kuchenreiter in Regensburg (Austria) cased with accessories. Measures 7 3/4" overall with 3 1/4" barrels of .32 caliber rifled. Set triggers. Finely engraved with nicelycarved stocks. Name silver inlaid on the barrels. Very good plus condition case with full accessories. These sets were made for ladies or young squires and target shooting was a popular sport with royal families inEurope in the MId-19th century. The Kuchereiters made arms for kings and nobles from 18th through 19th centuries. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Colt 3rd Model Civilian Dragoon in .44 caliber percussion, S/N 10830. Lightly cleaned metal surfaces with sharp edges and good markings. Approximately 30%-60% cylinder scene remains but light with good U.S.M.R.and Colt's patent along with Ornsby signature. The grips show 70%+ original varnish and are very good with minor marks, nicks and aging. Traces of silver on the straps. All matching visible serial numbers.Tight and fairly crisp. A strong 7 on a 1-10 scale. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Pair of cased target pistols by Gastinne Renette of Paris. Measures 17” overall with a 10 ½” barrels of approximately .45 caliber rifled. 75%-85% original browned finish on the barrels with a similar amount of casehardening on the locks and mounts. Nicely carved and checkered stocks. The pair are near fine showing minor use. The felt lined French style case is very good plus condition with correct mold and full complement ofaccessories. The powder dipper is replaced and original lost. The oak exterior of the case is very good plus also with just minor scratches. Gastinne Renette was a top maker in the late percussion era and ran a schooldueling in Paris. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

U.S. Model 1805 Harpers Ferry flintlock martial pistol dated 1807 and S/N 360. The best reconversion imaginable using what appears to be an original hammer. Good markings and barrel proofs. The stocks aregood to very good with outline of cartouche. Hickory ramrod a replacement. A very attractive model 1805 with a 2000+ reconversion by a master gunsmith. Provenance Walter O' Conner (1989-91). (Antique) Est.:$3000-$6000

Good quality American eagle headed officers sword with fluted and ebonized grip with silver plate on brass mounts with original scabbard. The blade measures 30" and 35" overall. Very good condition. 1820s-40s.Est.: $500-$1000

Heavy sword of state or executioner’s style sword with engraved wide blade. Very long Latin inscriptions on each side of the blade. Measures 44 1/2" overall with a 3" wide blade. Wire grip is unraveling on the woodhandle and needs restoration and cleaning. 1600-1800s. Est.: $2000-$4000

Colt New Navy Model of 1895 U.S.N. marked revolver, .38 caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, checkered hard rubber grips, S/N 95194 with Naval Anchor markings on butt strap, No. 9878 and “W.B.W” inspection; inoverall very good to nearly fine condition with majority of muted original finish to metal surfaces, good bore, crisp action, good markings and very good grips. The lot includes a Colt factory letter confirming all features, indicating the number “9878” was assigned to the revolver and noting the pistol was shipped to the United States Government Commander Navy Yard Brooklyn, New York April 28, 1898. A fine example of aU.S. Navy marked martial pistol shipped a week after the start of the Spanish American war. (Antique). Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Spectacular special order high grade Parker Bros. under lifter double barrel 12 GA shotgun, S/N 26510 for 1881. 30” damascus barrels. The locks are finely engraved with game birds and lovely script ‘Parker Bros”.The hammers are finely engraved with scrolls. Checkered hammer spurs. The frame is engraved with scrolls and a panel with game bird. The triggerguard is engraved. The screws are finely engraved. 30” barrels withcentral rib and full Parker Bros. address. Silver bead front sight. Special order finely figured deluxe unchecked walnut buttstock with superb grain throughout. Shield thumb piece with owner’s initial “M”. OriginalParker Brothers ‘Dog” gutta percha butt plate. The condition of this 141 year old Parker is remarkable. The locks and frame show little or no wear to engraving and have strong traces of faded casehardening. Thebarrels are not refinished and have much original damascus brown finish. The left barrel with several dents. The bores are bright and shiny with no pitting. The interior parts have some color casehardening.

Colt 1851 Navy late 3rd Model martially marked percussion revolver, .36 caliber, Serial #62623. The revolver remains in very good overall condition with traces of blue and case colors mixed into the patina finishwith martial inspector marks. The revolver shows scratches and minor pinprick pitting with generally very good metal surfaces overall. The barrel address is sharp with 40%-60% of the cylinder scene retained withlegible engagement date and strong case color on the rammer assembly and underside. The straps show a pleasing taffy color with “K” and “S” inspection with “A” on the back strap and “S” on the cylinder. There are outlines and shadows of cartouches on both grips. The grips are very good overall with only minor imperfections. All matching visible serial numbers. A strong 7 on a 1-10 scale, circa 1856. Est.: $2,000-$4,000.(Antique).

Colt 3rd Model Dragoon Percussion revolver in .44 caliber with original shoulder stock, S/N 16796. This revolver shows a brown patina with scattered light to moderate pitting with some heavier pitting on the cylinder.Matching visible serial numbers. Good address and frame markings. Rear sight replaced. The stock is numbered 17669 and 17670. The jaw and nut are an old replacement (Probably period as the have age). The Colt and stockhave been cleaned and colored to remove the pitting and restore. The stock has been lightly refinished. The pistol grips show wear and are slightly under sized but about good overall. Stocked Dragoons are in highdemand and fetch high prices in condition. A representative example at an affordable price. (Antique) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Remington Model 1875 single action revolver in .44 caliber showing New York style scroll engraving, gold and silver finish, and pearl grips, S/N 83. Also backwards address and lanyard in the butt. Approximately 90%-95%old replanted finish remains with good address and fairly sharp edges. The plating is old and toning nicely. The grips are authentic to the period with minor losses, chips and cracks due to age and use. Thegrips are fair plus to good. The action and bore are also good. Formerly Gene Herrick collection (1989-90). (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

American restocked and relocked British flintlock pistol with silver mounts from Revolutionary War era. The lock is signed "Henry King New York Warranted" and shows a rolled on frizzen circa 1790-early 1800s. The stock is American walnut. Measures 13 1/2" overall with 8" barrel of approximately .62 caliber smoothbore. Very good overall condition with stock retaining most of its violin type varnish and fairly crisp silvermounts (No hallmarks). An old collection tag attached reads "M B R (Martin B. Retting) obtained from Walter O' Conner 1989-92 who consigned it to Little John's". The barrel and mounts were most likely in America during the colonial and revolutionary War as they are 1750-1780 in style and were refitted after Revolutionary War to be retasked in war of 1812 or westward expansion as good British gun parts were as good as gold inearly America. (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Ornately etched devisme style percussion knife pistol with checkered deluxe dark colored wood grip. Fully etched with gold gilt running from hilt to tip of the blade. Maker’s mark at the rear of the blade.Dinosaur, birds, scrolls and crests in well etched scenes with .40 caliber barrels engraved and damascened patterns. No scabbard. A 9.5 on a 1-10 scale remaining in near fine original uncleaned and crispcondition. Est.: $3000-$6000

Cased pair of flintlock pistols signed in silver on the barrels “Jacob Kuchenreiter” (Regenberg Austria). Measures 17” overall with a 10 ½” barrels of .50 caliber smoothbore. Set triggers and full stocked.80%-90% original to the period blued finish (Probably English applied when cased). Very good stocks with raised carvings. The English partition style felt case is original to this pair and in good to very good conditionwith some small losses and staining. Flask, rod and screwdriver included. Carry ring in the lid and exterior is very good. (Antique) Est.: $4000-$8000

Authentic and good quality basket hilted Scottish broadsword with "Andrea Farara" marked blade from 18th century. Measures 38" overall with a 32" blade. Light to moderate pitting and erosion. Good grip. All correctand matching elements. An exceptional sword. Est.: $2000-$4000

Colt Single Action Army SA revolver, .38 WCF caliber, Serial #322848. The pistol is in very good overall condition with blue and case hardened finish, 5 ½” barrel and hard rubber grips. The front sight has beenslightly slimmed and reduced nicely. The pistol retains approximately 30%-60% of the toning blue finish and case colors drifting to patina with minor surface erosion noted. The markings are sharp, grips are good withedge wear from being carried and an excellent fit. The action is very good, the bore is good and there is strong case color on the hammer. A nice first Gen with a Colt factory letter confirming all listed features withstocks not listed, shipped to Salt Lake City Hardware, Salt Lake City, Utah on April 17, 1912 with a total of three guns in shipment. Est.: $1,750-$3,500. (C+R/PPT).

Post-64 Winchester Model 70 Super Express bolt action sporting rifle, .375 H&H Magnum caliber, Serial #G165529. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 24” heavy barrel with a hooded front andstandard rear sights. The rifle retains approximately 95-98% of the blue finish with handling marks. The rifle has a jeweled bolt and three position safety. The finely checkered Walnut stock is in very goodcondition with sharp checkering, two cross bolts and small dents associated with field use. The butt stock has integral sling swivels, shadow cheek piece and ends with a solid red rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ½” LOP. The bore is good and action is crisp on this Model 70 Super Express. The rifle is topped with a Redfield one-piece mount, rings and a Bushnell Scope Chief VI 3 x 9 variable power rifle scope with clear, crisp optics. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (Modern).

Remington Model 870 Lightweight Wing Master pump shotgun, .410 gauge, Serial #T803216H. The shotgun is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 25” barrel choked Full. The shotgun retains approximately 95-97% of theblue finish with light handling marks and small scratches. The checkered wood stocks are in very good condition showing small mars consistent field use. The butt stock ends with a plastic butt plate providing a 14”LOP. The bore is very good and the action works well. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern).

Browning B S/S Side by Side shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #10588A57. The shotgun is in fine overall condition with 26” barrels with a full-length filed rib. The shotgun retains approximately 90-95% of the blue finish with light scratches and mars consistent with field use. The barrels are choked Full and Modified with a 3” chamber and the receiver shows light engraving. The checkered wood stock shows dent and dings form carry and use with a beaver tail fore end and a Deeley release. The butt stock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14 ¼” LOP to a single selector trigger. The bores are good and the shotgun functionswell. Est.: $600-$1,200. (Modern).

Scottish basket hilt backsword with cast brass oversize hilt and fancy leather and wire grip. Measures 38 1/2" overall with a 32" blade. Needs cleaning and fresh rust showing. Est.: $600-$1200

A best quality James Purdey Double Barrel 12 GA Percussion Pigeon Gun S/N 5558. Best bouquet and scroll engraved bolted front action locks signed “Purdey”. 30 ¼” Damascus barrels with center rib and engraved platinum blowout plugs. Made without a provision for ramrod as a pigeon gun. Ultra-highly figured walnut half stock. Engraved breech tang marked “1”. Silver name escutcheon engraved with a baronet's crown and initials. Purdeypigeon guns are rare. The condition is worn from extended use. The barrels have minor pitting throughout. The locks are good with good engraving and maker’s signature. Hammers are superbly engraved as befits a “BestGun”. The action is good and crisp. The nipples are not mashed. The stock has worn checkering but stunning figure. A letter from Purdey will undoubtedly reveal the identity of the original owner and price. (Antique)Est.: $1500-$2000

Life size Eagle landing on branch. Approx. 66" tall. In a gallery they are asking $9500. Est:$3500-7000

A very rare Wesson & Leavitt detachable stock percussion revolving rifle, 24” barrel and .40 caliber. An extremely rare rifle made by the Massachusetts Arms Company. Made of the frame of the Wesson & Leavitt “Army” sizerevolver Flayderman states “Quantity made estimated at less than 50 and very probably less than 20”. Her further states “Although detachable shoulder stocks reported”. The ones he saw were “made as one piece with noprovision for removing”. Our example is clearly designed for a shoulder stock which is missing. This is one of the rarest of all revolving rifles and has the longest barrel found on the Wesson & Leavitt. Conditionoverall is good with an attractive smooth patina and only minor pitting. The walnut grips with bruises. All original with good action. Est.: $2500-$5000

U.S. Model 1805 Flintlock martial pistol made at Harper's Ferry Arsenal and dated 1807 and 1142 on the barrel with all features as standard issue on this model (refer Flayderman 6A-005). Excellent reconversionfrom percussion to flintlock that is almost imperceptible and master gunsmith quality. Good markings. Also well done wood restoration and replaced ramrod. The restoration is very exceptional and thisHarpers Ferry would pass most collectors and even "experts". (Antique) Est.: $3000-$6000

Colt 1862 Police Percussion Revolver in .36 caliber with a 6 1/2" barrel, fully and finely New York engraved in L.D. Nimschke style, silver and gold plated, ivory grips, and in period partition style case with accessories. The engraving is more deluxe than standard with full engraved ramrod and muzzle engraving almost touching the barrel engraving along with engraving on to of the barrel. 20%-30% dulled silver that is not polished and strong traces of gold on the rammer. Good markings. The grips are nicely aged and very good plus with minor cracking (original to this Colt). The frame and barrel are numbered 34969 and the back strap and trigger guard numbered 38084. Possibly mixed by engraver or factory as pistol was engraved ensuite and always been together in our opinion. The velveteen lined partition case is about 1 1/2" longer than normal possibly for skin cartridges as found in late percussion Colt cases. The flask, mold and cap tin included. The interior is good to very good and original to the period. The exterior is also very good with minor scratches in finish and normal aging. A very deluxe '62 police. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000+

"N. Rowe" signed flintlock "Kentucky" with fancy engraved and pierced patch box, incised carved with good engraved eagle plaque inlaid into cheek piece. Old repair wrist that is secured by screws and repaired. Heavy 44 1/2" octagon barrel of .60+ smoothbore probably bored out. Very good overall condition. In 1980s-90s this rifle was traded between Tom Seymour and S.P. Stevens in Texas then came to California where it hasrested in a collection almost 30 years. Nathaniel Rowe was a quality rifle maker. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Luxurious Triple Strand of South Sea Pearls featuring the classic 3 strand ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’ styling with large 12 MM average diameter. Pearls are cream colored with Pink overtones and with rich luster 3 strandsmeasure from 14.75 to 18.75 inches in length with 14 karat yellow gold filigree clasp. Full Appraised Value - $32,000 Estimates $8,000-$12,000

Gorgeous Vintage Natural Ceylon Blue Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring an oval cut 4.03 carat Blue Sapphire accented with 10 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity set in 18karat yellow gold setting. Full Appraised Value -$45,000.00 Estimates $10,000-$15,000

Elegant Fine Quality Colombian Emerald and Diamond Earrings featuring 2 emerald cut Emeralds weighing approx. 1.50 carats total with intense color and excellent clarity framed with 48 round cut Diamonds weighingapprox. 0.40 carats with H-I colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold. Retail $6,000-$8,000 Estimates $4,000-$5,000

14k yellow gold tennis bracelet weighing 21 gms and set with 50 diamonds, total weight being 7ct accompanied with a appraisal report Est:$3500-7000

One ladies 2 tone ring set with 1.05ct F-G color certified diamond with 2 side diamonds totaling 1.55ct accompanied with appraisal at 13,800.00 Est:$3500-7000

Very scarce “Upper Canada” variation of Colt 1851 Navy revolver, S/N 33206 in very good plus to almost fine original condition. All matching serial numbers which is seldom found on this Canadian military issue revolver and left grip is stamped “U. C. /G/ 38” with British proofs. The metal surfaces are very sharp and crisp showing drifting of finish with appreciable wear or use. 20%-40% original bright blue remains on the barrel,75%-85% original blue on the cylinder, 60%-80% case hardening with good rainbow hues, and 20%+ blue on the guard. The grips are almost fine with a couple of minor dings and mars. Only 800 total Canadian militaryrevolvers were made and the majority that exist are not matching or in this high of condition. The Gary Wiemann Navy collection. (Antique) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Colt 3rd Model Dragoon cut for shoulder stock 4 screw variation, S/N 17584. Good overall condition with scattered light to moderate erosion and surface pitting. The barrel address and markings are good with noappreciable cylinder scene remaining. The grips are good plus with most of its cartouche on the left and faint trace of outline on the right. All matching visible serial numbers. The action is tight. Smalllosses for toes. A better than average Dragoon that is completely authentic and 1 of 1000 approximately purchased by U.S. for Dragoons. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Original Deluxe Gustave Young engraved 1849 Pocket Model with a 5" barrel cased with accessories, S/N 113261. SamL Colt is cut in script along with Colt's patent also hand cut at the center of the frame. Engraved withdog's head at the left barrel lug with finest scroll, cobwebs and florals surrounding. The barrel shows 30%-50% evenly toning and drifting to the patina blue finish. The cylinder retains traces of most of theoriginal scene remaining. The frame, hammer, and lever show 20%-30% case colors within a silver to gray patina with some color. 20%-30% silver on the straps. Burl grips show 70%-80% varnish with wear at the edge. Allmatching and crisp. The forest green lined partitioned style box is in very good condition with minor wear at the contact points, fading and fraying. The pocket flask is in very good condition and also includesbrass mold, cap tin, and unopened original cartridge pack. An attractive set and a master engraved '49 pocket. From the well-recognized Gary Wiemann estate collection. (Antique) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Flap holster or Canadian issue navy Colt revolver in good condition with stud neatly re-attached during period of use. Shows normal wear, scuffs, and opening at the seams. Stamped “U C /G/ 42” inside top of the flap. Gary Wiemann navy collection. Est.: $500-$1000

Rare original Forsyth patent ignition system shotgun with "Scent bottle" style strikers to ignite fulminate of mercury pellet type pills. Measures 46 1/2" overall with a 30" barrel in 16GA. In its original case withForsyth label in the lid explaining patent with firing information. The barrel shows most of their original brown with striping still strong and double gold bands at the breech. The locks show case colors toning tosilvery gray. The stock is good with some marks and normal wear. The scent bottles are original and numbered to the gun. The case is very good with minor tatters and normal aging. Staining and small losses to thelabel, flask, spring vise, powder dippers and wrench included. The exterior is very good with minor scratches. These were only used a few years and most often they were converted to standard percussion for use. A rareexample. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Pair of cased Westley Richards’s percussion dueling pistols in original fine to excellent condition. The pair show nearly all their original brown and case hardened finishes with bright “Robbins egg” blue on the trigger guard almost 100% intact and vivid. Double platinum bands at the breeches. Half stocks with checkered wrist and select grain. The stocks are fine to excellent. Measures 16” overall with nearly 10” barrels of .52caliber smoothbore. The case shows original trade label and 170 Bond St London address. The velvet lining is slightly faded with impression and small imperfections. Original excellent flask in center compartment, rodmallet, mold, screwdriver, oiler, extra nipples and kay to the box included. The exterior of the case is also near fine with brass carry ring and mountings. Only minor storage marks. A strong 9.5 on a 1-10 scaleand a lovely set of long duelers. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Original bronze casting of John Wayne signed Nickelsen and Copyright Wayne Enterprises 1980. The bronze is numbered 26/152 with a certificate. The piece was issued by the Wayne Family and sold by the Spirit ofAmerica Galleries/Beverly Hills (Michael Wayne-Principal). The piece had an original cost of over $10,000. The bust is approximately 16 ½” in height and 21 ½” including the base. The bronze plaque on the base reads, “TOMORROW IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN LIFE. COMES INTO US AT MIDNIGHT VERY CLEAN. IT'S PERFECT WHEN IT ARRIVES AND IT PUTS ITSELF IN OUR HANDS. IT HOPES WE'VE LEARNEDSOMETHING FROM YESTERDAY.” JOHN WAYNE Copies of this bust have been gifted to President Ronald Reagan for the oval office, to the University of Southern California Trophy Room and the Smithsonian Institution. Est.: $3,500-$7,000.

Sword of state or beheading sword marked "Hilt Dich Thu Kein Boses Nicht" etc with brass inlaid gallows. Measures 46" overall with a 2" wide blade. Minor to moderate pitting. 16th-19th century. Translation"Don’t mess around or else". Est.: $2000-$4000

Great Western SAA revolver, .22 caliber, 5.5” barrel, nickel finish, faux stag grips, S/N GW 10866; overall very good to near fine condition with majority of nickel finish remaining, fine action, very good bore, finegrips. (C&R/NO PPT). Est.: $600-$1,200.

Customized Colt SAA revolver, caliber altered to .45 ACP, 4.75” barrel, scroll engraved with nickel and gold finish, carved Ivory grips, inscribed “Col. J. Walker, Jr.” on right side of frame, S/N 181931; overall very good to fine condition as customized with bright bore, fine action, sharp engraving and markings, fine grips; must be registered as re-chambered to modern caliber. (Modern/NO PPT). Est.: $2,500-$5,000.

Colonel Samuel Colt Sesquicentennial 1814-1964 Model SAA revolver, .45 Long Colt caliber, Serial #2068SC. The pistol is as new in the factory select American Walnut case. The pistol is one of only 200 Deluxemodels manufactured with a 7 ½” barrel, silver plate finish with Royal blue frame, barrel, ejector rod tube and screw, hammer and trigger. The cylinder is hand engraved with a scene of the Colt Factory dome, theColt Paterson Colt revolver and a Rampant Colt. The barrel, frame back strap and trigger guard were scroll engraved with all engraving done by Alvin A. White of A.A. White Engravers Inc. The grips are smoothrosewood with nickel Colt medallions. The pistol comes in the factory case which is American Walnut with burgundy velvet interior with a varnished Walnut ammunition block with 12 nickel dummy cases. The interior ofthe case is French style to accommodate the bullet block, medallion and revolver. The lid compartment holds a hard back copy of the book, THE ARMS COLLECTION OF COLONEL COLT. The Sesquicentennial medallion is silver

Colt 3rd Model Dragoon U.S. marked frame, S/N 18939 and made in late production range. No inspection marks and sold on the civilian market. Fair to good condition with scattered light to heavy pitting. No appreciable scene remaining. The address and patent markings are fully visible. The cylinder is dark from boiling in oil to clean. All matching visible serial numbers. The grips are fair to good with considerable wear and some loses. Workswell with gap between the frame and pins and not seating flush. This dragoon saw exposure, battle and use from Civil War to frontier era we imagine from its "Untouched and as found appearance. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

1866 Winchester lever action musket, .44 Rimfire, Serial #32461. The musket is of the same configuration and era as those purchased by the state of Louisiana. The musket shows good brass with tight seams onthe side plates and an even patina on the barrel and tube. The stock is good with numerous storage dings, mars and dents. The musket has correct sights, small parts, good action and a good bore. A strong 7 ½ on ascale of 1-10. Est.: $2,500-$5,000. (Antique).

Fancy Civil War era presentation grade officer's sword with relief cast metal mounts, silver grip, eagles on hanger and soldier with musket and flags on drag. Straight 32" "Clauberg Solingen" markedetched gilt blade. Shows eagle, stand of flags, and motto's "Deeds not words, Freedom and Unity". In very good plus to almost fine uncleaned condition with 1 large dent in scabbard. Est.: $2500-$5000

Richmond style confederate cavalry sabre with reduced and no scabbard. The attached reads "Former collection of Harry D. Berry Jr. Baltimore". The blade measures 34". Light to moderate scattered pitting. The grip showssingle wire over leather wrap. est.: $900-$1800

Pair of early flintlock pistols signed Montaigu A.P. Metz, circa third quarter to late 17th century. Excellent engraving and chiseling on back of the locks and hammer. Lightly engraved barrel and mounts with atrace of gold gilt. 22 1/2" overall, with 15 1/4" barrels of .60 cal. smooth bore. The pair are expertly restocked and correctly formed, carved and aged by a European master craftsman capable of museum qualityrestoration. The locks retain their correct parts. We would not hesitate to estimate this pair over $40,000 if the stocking was period correct. Still a collectable early set. (Antique) Est. $5,000-10,000

Life size Bronze of Grizzly Bear Standing. Approx. 83" tall. In a gallery they are asking $39,500. Est:$18000-36000

Colt 1st Model Dragoon U.S. marked and in fair condition, S/N 6804 showing brown patina with scattered light to slightly heavy pitting and erosion. Good address. The frame marking is weak with the U.S. mostly visible. The grips are worn and cleaned and very undersized. Breaks of metal from around the pins on the barrel. The numbers are weak but matching under magnification including ramrod. The cylinder number is not visiblebut appears to be matching in condition. A veteran of war, the frontier and western expansion that is authentic as found with no modern "Buggery" by scoundrels. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Large Bronze Indian Chief in Full Head Dress. Approx. 39" tall. Est:$1500-3000

Winchester Model 1876 Lever action rifle in .45-60 caliber with a 28” octagon barrel, full mag, and period agent marked “Russell & Catlin Bay City, Mich.” With express rear sight and later marbles tang sight. Very good condition with considerable original blue mixing with a patina finish. Good edges and sharp markings. The stock is good with some even loss of varnish of fore end and scratches in the butt stock and some losses.Good wood to metal fit. Good action and good bore. S/N 24491. Probably a “Bear Gun” for woods of Michigan and Canada. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Saxon (Germanic) wheelock carbine or petronel signed V.T. on the lock and barrel. 32" overall with 22 1/2" barrel of .52 caliber smooth bore, flared at the muzzle and made in two stages. Very good quality with complete mechanism. Expertly restocked with proper bone inlay. Very good condition, mechanically complete. (Antique) Est. $2,500-5,000

Gebrudder Merkel in Suhl Safari double rifle in .470 Nitro Express with nicely engraved big game scenes on each side of the frame, double triggers, cocking indicators, two leaf folding rear sight, and Monte Carlo cheekpiece. Pachmayr de-accelerator pad. <measures 14 ¼” to the end of the wood and 15” to the end of the pad. Measures 41” overall with 23 ½” barrels. Weighs approximately 11 lbs. Fine to excellent condition showing little toalmost no use. 97%-99% overall. $18-$24,000 replacement depending on exchange rates. (Modern) Est.: $5000-10000

Exceptional Colt 1851 Navy revolver factory 1871-72 conversion to .38 center fire, S/N 3711 and made in own serial number range using percussion parts and adding ejector rod and loading gate with outside spring secured by screw (See Jordan’s book Page 147 Fig. 13-7 reference). This fine navy shows a period large blade sight with neat base professionally made and inletted at the muzzle. The revolver shows 75%-85% bright original blue and case colors. Sharp markings and most of the original scene. Some scratching by lug beneath the wedge on the left side of the barrel and minor carry wear and use. All matching numbers. The grips are almost fine with 80%-90% original varnish and just minor wear at the bottom and edges. Crisp, tight and bright interior showing very little use. Sharp markings. Gary Wiemann collection. Note: This revolver was obtained by purchase from a great grandson of Brigham Young who resided in Laguna Beach along with a fancy Sharps pistol carbine approximately 20 years ago. The documentation with this pistol was not located in Mr. Wiemann’s estate but may be mentioned in the document that authenticated provenance on the ultra-fine Sharps which accompanied this pistol. Est.: $7,000-$14,000

Colt 1851 Navy Revolver 4th Model with capping groove remaining in fine original condition, S/N 214367. The barrel retains 80%-90% bright and inky blue finish with minor losses at the edges and muzzle andslight scratches. The edges and markings are crisp. The cylinder shows nearly all of the late in production "Light" scene with 30%-50% blue going to a patina. The frame, hammer and lever show 70%-80% case colors with still colorful rainbow hues going slightly "Soft". The silver has drifted as normal on late navies with traces on the brass straps with "Honey" patina. The grips are near fine with 80%-90% varnish remaining and minor dings,mars and scratches with a couple of dents. All matching visible numbers. Bright finish on the small parts and screws. A strong 8.5 on a 1-10 scale. From the well-recognized Gary Wiemann collection. (Antique) Est.:$7,000-$14,000

Heavy duty swept hilt rapier with thick military type guard circa 1590-1630. Two good maker's marks and marked in blood groove. Undisturbed turquoise head and matching elements. Measures 47" overall with anapproximately 40" blade. Very ornate original wrap to grip. Minor pitting and erosion. Possibly 1"-4" longer and shortened during period of use. Far better than average and absolutely authentic. Est.: $2000-$4000

Scottish basket hilt broadsword with running wolf marked blade circa late 17th to early 18th century. Measures 34" overall with a 28 1/4" blade and nearly 1 3/4" wide blade. Good condition with light cleaning. A very niceoriginal sword. Est.: $1500-$3000

Cased pair of flintlock pistols from Napoleonic era signed in gold on the barrels “LePage Arq. De. S. Mte” and “Arq de L’ Empereur” on the locks indicating time of napoleon. Measures 15” overall with 8 ½”barrels showing swamped muzzles of approximately .60 caliber micro-groove rifle. Ornate hallmarked silver butt caps with classic Medusa head. The pair are original flintlock with some finish and very goodwood. Just normal aging and good wood showing slight wear to the fancy checkering. Ramrods are good replacements. The pair are cased in Moroccan leather lined French style case with full accessories including correct hornflask. The case is in very good condition with minor fading and impressions. The exterior of case has been professionally re-finished. An impressive set from empire period. (Antique) Est.: $7,000-$14,000

U.S. Model 1816 Musket dated 1822 with authentic German silver presentation inlays of the type presented by congress. The barrel is period script engraved "Bernard Von (Herk, Hork or Heck)" not quite discernable.Along with scroll engraving. Inlays of stars, banners, angel with horn, eagle and star. Good Harper's Ferry lock markings. Good overall with gray patina and light rust. The wood is good plus with minor losses. Aknowledgeable old collector theorized a shooting prize as no engraved presentations on the plaques. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt SAA revolver, .32 W.C.F. caliber, 5.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 345367 (ca. 1923); overall fine to excellent condition displaying approximately 95-98%original blued finish and approximately 92-96% original case colors; fine bore, crisp action, sharp markings and fine grips. (C&R/NO PPT). Est.: $2,750-$5,500.

Pair of Exhibition Grade Dueling Target pistols showing gold and silver inlay with fancy etching and unusual combination of fine ornamentation. The pair are unsigned and undoubtedly made on order with hand engraved vignette of nobleman at the center of each lock. The locks are richly engraved with gold borders and accents. The barrels are gold inlaid Acier Fondu with extensive gold line and scroll bordering along with acid etching. The trigger guards show portrait etched at the center (Possibly Cardinal Richelieu). The guards are blued and gold inlaid. The stocks are ornately carved with silver wire. Measures 17” overall with 10 ¾” barrels of .50 caliber rifled. French style cased with all original accessories. French gray or satin finish in very good plus to near fine condition. Minor aging and minimal imperfections. Completely sharp and crisp metal. Velvet lined box almost excellent. The exterior of the case shows brass mounts and is a select mahogany or walnut with minor scratches and also very good to near fine. In over 50 year of selling and collecting this type cased set. I have never seen another set with this combination of fancy embellishments. The identity of the small portrait at the center of locks will be key to researching this outstanding set which is classic French in style. (Antique) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Pair of flintlock dueling pistols by H.W. Mortimer London circa 1790 to early 1800s cased with accessories. Measures 15” overall with a 9 7/8” octagon barrel of .60 caliber smoothbore with full stocks and checkeredgrip. Original flintlock with correct parts. Gold touch holes. Good overall condition with natural patina and hints of case colors in brown on the locks. The trigger guard engraving is fairly sharp but no finishremains. The grip and stocks are good to very good with a little wear to the checkering. Original rods and set triggers. The case is a very old re-line done in Britain probably later in 19th century and very good plus with minor discoloration. The exterior of oak case is good with normal cracks and scratches with carry ring and proper hardware. A nice original set by a premier maker. (Antique) Est.: $6,000-$12,000

Cased pair of exhibition quality 19th century percussion pistol with “A.F. Lebeda” in gold on the barrels and in the lid of the case. Fancy engraved locks and gold inlaid fluted barrels. Fluted and carved ivory stocks withfancy silver fore ends and butt caps. Ornately cased with engraved old and deluxe full complement of accessories. Satin lining in lid with gold embossed maker’s name. The pistols and case are I fine to excellentcondition. The exterior of case is veneered select grain hardwood with fancy brass inlay and mounts remaining in very good condition with minor imperfections. A great set by a premier maker. (Antique) Est.: $8,000-$16,000

Impressive German Wheelock pistol with inlaid stock and barrel dated 1608 with makers mark showing "C.F" at the breech. Measures 31" overall with a 20 1/2" barrel of approximately .46 caliber with cannon typemuzzle. High quality metal work with nicely turned and fluted barrel. Mechanism complete and intact. The metal is near fine with considerable fire blue. The stocking and inlay are 19th century probably the work ofSpitzer as the pistol shows his style "beast" and "Round" inlays. A similar example is found in Victorian and Albert Museum and almost a pair. The barrel and lock are 1608 period and Spitzer was a master armorer whorestored and recreated arms to decorate that castles and great halls of Europe in the 19th century. Est.: $2500-$5000

Antique suit of armour comprised of some period, Victorian and later parts, mittens and helmet bowl and feet appear to be authentic or excellent forged steel armour copies of the 19th century. Est $3,500-7,000

Authentic 1902 Luger carbine by DWM with matching original stock #23523. The pistol shows 80-90% naturally aging and toning blue finish with some minor dings, dents and mars to the checkering. The pistol has good,sharp markings and a good bore. The stock is very good plus and matches the condition well. A completely authentic Luger for the collector likes them “Real” over mint. Est.: $6,000-$12,000. (C+R/PPT).

Important Colt SAA revolver, .45 caliber, 4.75” barrel, nickel finish, period decorated ivory grips, S/N 87734 (ca. 1883), with punch dot inscription on straps starting at top of back strap “W. W. Townsend to E. E. Townsend” and on butt “Mttd. Inspctr” with “U.S. Customs” on instrap. The top of the back strap shows “Aug 1895”. Accompanied by an original small “U.S. Inspector of Customs” marked shield badge of the same era. This Colt was recently discovered in an old collection in San Diego, California and upon researching the name E.E. Townsend, another similarly “punch dot” inscribed Colt was found that had been in the Donald Yena Collection, sold at Burley Auction Company as Lot 116 on March 4, 2014. W.W. Townsend was born Jan. 16, 1833, in Madison, Florida. He moved to Texas in 1859 and was instrumental in settling Colorado County. He served as a Captain in Whitefield’s C.S.A. Cavalry where he promoted from Sgt. to Captain after gallant actions and was badly wounded. He was married in 1864 to Maddle Woolsey and moved to Mexico where she died in 1867. After returning to Texas, he re-married Margaret Simmerson and had a son, Everett Ewing Townsend, Born Oct. 20, 1871. E.E. Townsend was a Texas Ranger in the Frontier Battalion, Sheriff, Texas Senator, Park Commissioner, Deputy U.S. Marshal, Customs Inspector and Border Agent. He was known as the “Father of Big Bend Park” for his role in its formation and preservation. This historic Colt displays 15-30% original nickel with the balance gone to a gray patina showing minor pitting and erosion; good markings, good overall; grips aged and undersized with period decorations in florals and geometrics; front sight slightly reduced at top. All matching serial numbers. The included small silver badge reading “U.S. Inspector of Customs” also shows an engraved shield and eagle with some wear and old repairs to the pin and catch on reverse; approximate size 1-1/2” x 1-1/8”. (Antique). Est.: $7,500-$15,000.

Late flintlock "Kentucky" rifle signed "T.A." in fancy script on the barrel and attributed to Thomas Allison, Beaver County, circa 1820s. Fancy and large pierced patch box. Profusely raised carved with checkered wrist, silver inlays and deluxe treatments throughout. Reconverted to flintlock from percussion and the stock is nicely refinished with small restorations. Measures 59" overall with a 44 1/2" barrel inapproximately .36 caliber rifled bore. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Large Bronze Bronco Buster Sculpture. Approx. 63" tall. In a gallery they are asking $11,950. Est:$5500-11000

Early matchlock musket marked "Batt Francino" with ornately pearl and brass inlaid stock. Nicely shaped fish tail butt. Measures 55" overall with a 41" barrel. Approximately .75 caliber smoothbore. A very attractive matchlock that was inlaid in the 19th century and reduced in length. Very good condition overall. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Large Bronze of Indian (Medicine Man) on horse. Approx. 60" tall. Est:$2500-5000

Raised carved early American "Kentucky" with wide butt showing standing lion stamp on the left rear of the breech with "J.B." (Possibly John Bonnewitz). Measures 61" overall with a 46" octagon barrel of .60 calibersmoothbore. Original flintlock with correct small parts. The stock has been professionally cleaned with small restorations. Measures approximately 1 1/4" across the center of wide faceted butt plate. Not the best Bonewitz we have sold but a very good gun. (Antique) Est.: $5,000-$10,000

Exquisite NEW Designer Diamond Ring featuring a ‘GIA PERFECT IDEAL’ 0.69 carat round Diamond with G color and SI clarity with GIA Report accented with 43 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing 1.00 carats with F-G colors andVS/SI clarity set in opulent designer style setting crafted in 14 karat white gold. Full Appraisal Value - $7,000 Estimates $6,000-$7,000

Extraordinary Fine Green Jade and Diamond Ring featuring an oval cut Jade piece weighing approx. 8.00 carats framed by 24 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.25 carats with G-H colors and VVS/VS clarity set in an 18 karat yellow and white gold setting. Retail $6,000-$9,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Elegant Fancy Yellow and White Diamond Ring featuring an ‘IDEAL’ cut Fancy light Yellow Diamond weighing 1.20 carat accented with 48 fine set ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.40 carats total set in a romanticfinely detailed 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $8,000-$10,000 Estimates $6,000-$8,000

Authentic ‘TIFFANY & Co.’ Green Tourmaline Ring featuring an Extra Fine 2.00 carat cushion cut Green Tourmaline set in an 18 karat yellow gold custom made TIFFANY setting. Retail $4,000-$5,000 Estimates$2,000-$3,000

Beautiful Extra Fine quality Tanzanite and Diamond Ring featuring an approx. 5.05 carat AAA quality Tanzanite accented with 4 round side Diamonds with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold setting. Retail$6,000-$8,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Vintage platinum ring set with old European cut diamond weighing 0.78 ct and is F-G color and VS 1 clarity. Accompanied with a appraisal report Est:$3600-7200

Amazing Hand Crafted Silver Indian Sitar Art Piece weighing over 55 Ounces of Silver carved with beautiful horse head and amazing detailing and extreme labor intensive. Fine Collectors Piece. Retail $8,000-$12,000Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Colt Model 1855 Military style musket with a 31” barrel in .56 caliber showing an old re-blued finish with serial number visible and markings are mostly removed other than patent markings in sight groove on top of the frame. The stocks are good. The action is good and the bore is shiny. An older restoration with a pleasing color and a correct ramrod. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Wheelock rifle with carved patch box showing seated lion and planish bone mounts formerly William Renewick collection (A-245168, C-046, R-90 reference numbers). Measures 44 1/2" overall with a 31 1/2" octagon rifled barrelof approximately .56 caliber. Rampant lion inlay on the left buttstock. Correct style ramrod and set triggers. Good overall condition. Minor worming in the stock. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Life size Rearing Horse. Approx. 89" tall. In a gallery they are asking $16,500. Est:$7000-14000

French Model 1763 flintlock musket showing U.S. marking or "Surcharge" at the rear of the lock (Refer Flayderman 16-017). Heavy rust and pitting with lock markings not visible. The stock is good with losses at the top edge and around the tang and lock. Wire swivels added to the studs at the time of use. Original flintlock. Well-worn and possibly used from the revolution into the time of second war with British 1812. A keyPre-arsenal American musket. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000+

Lower German or Dutch Wheelock style pistol circa about 1600-1650 marked "Zelon" on the breech and a makers mark. Measures 26" overall with a 17 1/2" barrel of approximately .52 caliber smoothbore. Lightengraving on the lock. The stock shows light floral carving with 3 pear inlay. Mechanism is intact and all original including correct ramrod. Very good plus condition overall and hard to find a more untouched wheelock pistol with exceptional form and grace. (Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Colt Model 1860 Army Civilian percussion revolver, .44 caliber, 8” barrel, blue and case hardened finish, wood grips, cut for shoulder stock, Serial #81301 with all matching visible serial numbers. The pistolis in very good to nearly fine overall condition with 20%-30% of the original blue finish on the barrel, ample muted case colors on the frame, nearly all of the cylinder scene remaining, with very good grips,significant silver plate on the back strap and around the trigger guard. The action is working but will not hold at full cock. A nice Civil War era Colt circa 1862. Est.: $1,750-$3,500. (Antique).

U.S. Model 1817 "Common Rifle" marked "Deringer Philadelphia" with large U.S. stamp on the lock. .54 caliber rifled barrel with all features as standard and larger size Deringer mark "9A-232". Good barrel marks.Original flintlock hammer and small parts. The stock is very good with small ding, mars, scratches and etc. Correct style brass tipped ramrod. Scattered light erosion and pinprick pitting. A strong 7.5 on a 1-10scale. (Antique) Est.: $1750-$3500

Large Outstanding Wall Fountain with Rearing Horses. Approx. 68" tall. In a gallery they are asking $14,500. Est:$6000+-12000

Evans Repeating .44 caliber centerfie sporting rifle with a 30" octagon barrel, finely New York period scroll engraved in the style of L.D. Nimschke, silver and gold washed, and with select varnished wood stock, S/N 830. The rifle retains the majority of its silver and gilt finishes with bright blue on the trigger and small parts. The stocks are very good plus with some minor scratches but retain most of its original varnish.Bright blue on the sights. Sharp address with 1868 and 1871 patent dates. Crisp with fine bore. Completely uncleaned and no polishing. The engraving is very profuse with rich and plentiful scrolls also typical Nimschke arrow on the tube and cross hatching on the belly of the frame. Provenance John Malloy 1991 who published Nimschke book and felt this was the master’s work. (Antique) Est.: $7500-$15,000

Historic Borchardt 9mm semi-auto pistol with matching shoulder stock, holster, two extra clips manufactured by Loewe of Berlin, #938 obtained by our consignor directly from the grandson of Mexican President Alvaro Obregon with accompanying family archives and personal effects. General Obregon was one of the principal Generals of the Mexican Revolution; he and Pancho Villa along with Venustiano Carranza and Emiliano Zapata fought the principal battles that freed Mexico from the grip of longtime Dictator, Porfirio Diaz. In 1915, there was a division among the strongest Generals of Mexico and Villa allied himself with Zapata while Carranza allied himself with Obregon; Carranza was elected President promising Obregon the succession; Carranza and Obregon fell out with each other and Carranza was assassinated. Obregon became the President of Mexico in 1920 and his old friend Pablo Gonzalez became an important General acting on Obregon’s bequest; Gonzalez was a personal favorite of Porfirio Diaz for many years before the Revolution and while Diaz was still in power and it is recorded that a Borchardt was given by Diaz to Gonzalez. It is believed by collectors that this pistol is the recorded gift as there are two small holes in the left grip which appear to have had, at one time, a presentation plaque affixed on it. The provenance to Obregon is rock solid as our consignor includes checks, receipts and personal family photos and memorabilia obtained with this pistol from President Obregon’s Grandson, Eleazar Obregon. This pistol remains in fine to excellent original condition with 96%-98% original bright blue finish showing fire blue on small parts and springs; some slight erosion, pin prick pitting at the muzzle and rear of the frame with some just beginning normal age. The grips are fine to near excellent, the interior is excellent and all small parts are retained. Two matching mags are included along with matching board shoulder stock with serial numbered cheek piece and patent leather holster which I in very good condition with secure stitching and original straps. Also included with this lot is a porcelain coffee cup with the name Siquisiva which was the name of Obregon’s ranch and was also displayed on his personal railroad car before and during the time of his Presidency.. Also included is a group of many unpublished original photographs of Obregon, one with Jack Dempsey, one studio portrait size which is inscribed and dated 1927 by Obregon, also a campaign pin, family information, extensive documentation along with notarized statement signed by grandson Eleazar Obregon. A museum quality display with absolute first hand documentation and provenance as belonging to one of the “four horseman” of Mexico who changed the path of Mexico during the Mexican Revolution and grasped at reins of power from Diaz. Est.: $20,000-$40,000

High quality radio with workings marked “Magnus” contained within a beautiful cherry wood custom cabinet with inscribed silver plaque in Spanish which reads “Made for President Obregon in 1924”. Very good toalmost fine condition and was working up to 2 years ago. Obtained by Gary Wiemann who was a prominent S. California collector from Obregon’s grandson with the Borchardt pistol sold at prior lot. Good overall condition and may need minor repair and tube replacement. Est.: $3000-$6000

High quality Mexican made spear point Bowie knife and scabbard with original etched inscription in Spanish and translates to “Remembrance from General R. Herrero to his dear friend the Senor Don EmelioCombaluzier”. Herrero Carranza in 1920 and Combaluzier was the premier Colt and gun dealer in Mexico. Measures 12” overall with a 7 ½” thick reinforced blade and dyed red stag grip. Original Mexican scabbard withsmall skinning knife. The grip is chipped with small piece missing Good to very good with some wear and use. With period handmade case. Formerly Gary Wiemann collection purchased from Little John’s more than adecade ago and was consigned by s descendant of Combaluzier. Est.: $1500-$3000

Ornate Antique Wheelock pistol with fancy pierced steel butt and unusual styling and work throughout attributed by Theodore Dexter as Portuguese with Frank Bivens #13 painted in the stock (Front of the guard). Measures30 ½” overall with a 18 3/8” barrel of approximately .62 caliber smoothbore. Unidentified marking and proofs partially visible on the breech. Good metal surfaces with some light cleaning. The trigger isnicely chiseled and pierced. The stock is good to very good but may be 19th century. The mechanism is intact and complete. The style and work we feel is more Italian than Portuguese none the less a large andimpressive Wheelock with illustration in Dexter’s scrapbook. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Colt Model 1839 Paterson carbine in .52 caliber smoothbore with a 24" barrel and attached rammer, S/N 344. Matching major components except correct mismatched wedge. Very good plus condition 30%-50% originalbrown finish on the barrel showing some very minor erosion and pinprick pitting. The address is 3/4 visible beneath the rammer and some markings faintly visible on the cylinder. Good action and crisp metal withsmall losses but generally good plus. A far better than average Paterson Model 1839. (Refer Flayderman 5B-014.5). Outline of inspector's mark on center right of the buttstock. Used in Seminole wars and near the range of possible purchase by state of Texas 1839. (Antique) Est.: $14,000-$28,000

Smith & Wesson Iron Frame Volcanic pistol with an 8” barrel in very good original condition, Serial #36. This 1854 patent lever action repeating pistol was a key link in the development of cartridge arms andWinchester lever actions in particular. Only about 1700 total were produced and about 500 of the No. 2 pistol, which is this type (refer Flayderman 5K-006). The pistol retains considerable original blue mixed with a brown patina and showing exceptional and full address, the grips are also very good plus with slight edge wear, showing normal use. There are a couple of minor screw replacements along with storage marks anddings. There are strong traces of case colors on the hammer along with the correct “Ball” type head on the loading piece and original rear sight. The majority of this model were draw filed and re-engraved byDwain (Dick Pellock) in the 1970’s, but this example is fully sized to the original specifications and not a “Tune Up”. An exceptional iron frame that would be difficult to improve upon and very expensive

Pleasing 1860 Henry Rifle in .44 Henry Rim caliber, S/N 6358. Untouched and sharp brass frame with crisp edges and tight side plates. The barrel shows a gray brown patina with hints of blue where protected. Some mottlederosion and minor pinprick pitting. The stock is good with a couple cracks and small losses. Good address and correct sight. Sling swivels. Matching stock and butt plate. Good action and good bore. A very authentic Henry that is fully dimensional and not “Whizzed” or Turned up”. (Antique) Est.: $12,500-$25,000

Volcanic Navy Model pistol, .41 caliber, Serial #546. The pistol is in good to very good original condition with a full and legible Volcanic Repeating Arms address. The frame is unpolished and crisp with very good plus grips showing 70%-80% varnish and minor nicks. The barrel shows patina with traces of finish and some minor erosion and pin prick pitting, correct sight and small parts. The pistol works well. A strong 8 on a1-10 scale. Est.: $6,000-$12,000. (Antique).

"J.P. Beck" signed flintlock "Kentucky" style rifle with lock marked "J. Goulcher". Plain brass patch box with single trigger and lock secured by 2 screws. Waterproof late flintlock showing good marriage to thisrifle. Repair to toe. Measures 48" overall with a 43" barrel. Approximately .50 caliber smoothbore with patch box door bent. Most likely a barrel and box saved from earlier rifle and retasked. (Antique) Est.:$1000-$2000

Marcus Zelner in Wein signed Wheelock rifle with Johnaan Entzingr marked barrel circa late 17th century with enclosed wheel. Elaborately inlaid in bone with hunting scenes, florals, animals, and decorativemotifs attributed to Spitzer in the 19th century. The inlay is top quality and profuse and generally the best of its type though not period. The trigger guard is also a Spitzer era replacement. Measures 43 ½”overall with a 32” barrel in .50 caliber rifled. The metal is in good condition and all the lock parts are intact. The lock itself excellent quality with fine engraving by this premium maker. The stock is near fine with inlays almost 100% intact. Spitzer in Germany and a few other top European workman restored, fabricated, and ornamented arms for the castles and great halls of Europe. This would have been an expensive gun in the 19thcentury due to the extensive and high quality work. Martin B. Retting and museum tag attached by wire to the trigger guard. A beauty! (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

Exquisite G.I.A. Certified Emerald and Diamond Pendant featuring a 2.25 carat rectangular cut Emerald with Lush Green color and good clarity accented with an Emerald cut Diamond weighing 0.53 carats with F-Gcolor and VVS1 clarity set in 14 karat white gold. Complete G.I.A. Report. Retail $8,000-$10,000 Estimate $5,000-$7,000

Exceptional Vintage Ruby and Diamond Ring featuring a 1.15 carat Extra Fine Ruby with VS clarity set in a stunning swirl design with 4 baguette and 24 round cut accent Diamonds weighing 1.26 carats with Fine E-Gcolors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold. Full Appraised Value - $10,000.00 Estimates $6,000-7,000

High Art French Empire style pistol converted from flintlock to percussion signed “Fatou a Paris” on the barrel. Superb cast and chased silver mounts with relief scenes of arms that are finely detailed. The barrel showsstars and scrolls with stands of arms. Fish scale checkered wood stock in good condition. .63 caliber smoothbore barrel. Measures 16” overall with a 9 ¾” barrel. Converted from flintlock to percussion with hammer andbolster beautifully matched to engraving motifs probably by Fatou himself. The frizzen spring area and tang show 2 characters in Arabic and it is our opinion that this pistol was made for continental consumption butconverted and sold on Mid-East market after fall of Napoleonic when customers were few and far between in France. A stunning pistol by a great maker with superb hall marked best French Mounts!! Est.: $2500-$5000

Spectacular hard to find Vintage Art Deco Design Bracelet featuring 8 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds and over 353 round Diamonds weighing approx. 10.00 carats total with G-H colors and VS/SI clarity accented with 64 Extra Fine channel set Natural Rubies weighing approx. 8.00 carats. Total Gem weight approx. 18.00-20.00 carats set in an intricate, very labor intensive 14 karat white gold vintage design mounting weighing over 67 grams.Retail $30,000-$40,000 Estimates $15,000-$20,000

Glamorous Diamond and Blue Zircon Earrings featuring 112 round Diamonds with F-G colors and VS clarity weighing approx. 0.50 carats and accented with 80 fine Blue Zircons weighing approx. 3.00 carats set in anintricate dramatic design in 14 karat white gold and fine clip backs. Retail $7,000-$9,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Spectacular Fine Italian Made Diamond Necklace featuring 88 round and baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 4.00 carats with G-H colors and VS clarity set in 18 karat yellow gold designer setting. Retail$8,000-$12,000 Estimates $4,000-$6,000

Irresistible Tanzanite and Diamond Pendant featuring a 2.30 carat Trilliant cut Tanzanite with exceptional color accented with 24 round channel set Diamonds crafted in 10 karat white gold setting. Retail$3,000-$4,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000

Colt 1851 Navy 1st Model Revolver Factory engraved with rare wedge over screw variation, S/N 697 and made for Crystal Palace exhibition. Among the rarest and most desirable of all engraved percussion colt experts estimate less than a dozen of the wedge over screw variation were produced likely for display at the Crystal Palace exhibition where Colt introduced the new 1851 Model Navy revolver. The subject revolver is engraved in the early open vine scroll motif and remains in very good plus condition with approximately 30%-50% original blue on the barrel that has aged evenly with sharp edges and good markings. The cylinder shows almost all of its scene with clear engagement dates and Ornsby signature. The cylinder is a gray patina with a few small areas of erosion and spotting from age. The frame, hammer and loading lever show 30%-50% early smoky gray case hardening with some light colors in the patina. The straps show most of the original silver plate which is thick and uncleaned. The grips are also very good plus with 75%-85% original varnish showing minor scratches, dings, mars and very small losses at the toes. The grips fit impeccably. Crisp and sharp markings with all matching serial numbers. Contained with an original English style partition case with label in the lid. The red lined velveteen interior is very good plus with minor aging, small tatters and normal impressions. The silver plated flask shows period inscription “Crystal Palace” in script. A good mold, nipple wrench and cap tin are included. Also an enameled pin which purportedly was gifted by Colt at the Crystal Palace exhibition is included with this lot. A world class collector’s Colt which was a crown jewel in the Gary Wiemann Navy collection. The flask and medal is illustrated on Page 197 Fig 16-6 and 16-5 in the “Colt 1851 and 1861 Navies & Conversions” book by Jordan. (Antique) Est.: $35,000-$70,000

Pair of cased flintlock officer’s pistols by Prosser of Charing Cross London in their original case with trade label. Measures 15 ¼” overall with a 9 ¼” round to octagon barrels, 7/8” stocked with attached ramrodsin about .62-.64 caliber smoothbore. Nicely checkered grip with squared back to the guard. Original flintlock with correct small parts. Very good plus to almost fine with most original brown and case colors goingsilvery on locks. The guards are cleaned lightly as are the mounts. The stocks are also very good plus with minor marks. Correct mold, flask, rods and accessories. The trade label is only slightly stained with greatartwork advertsing guns, swords, and maker to the king etc. The wooly felt original lining is near fine with slight imperfections. The oak case shows large carry ring and remains very good with minor storage marks and slight natural age. Napoleonic era. (Antique) Est.: $3500-$7000

"John Derr" marked flintlock "Kentucky" style rifle with 41 1/2" large bore barrel that is half octagon to round of approximately .58-.60 caliber. Full stocked with artificial striping. Double triggers with plain "Whales tail" patch box missing ramrod. Original flintlock with small parts intact. Incised carved with nice silver eagle inlaid at the cheek piece. The lock works when triggers set but otherwise "Slips off". Very good toalmost fine condition. (Antique) Est.: $2000-$4000

Dazzling High Quality “IDEAL’ cut Diamond Stud Earrings weighing 1.00 carat with E-F colors and VVS/VS clarity set in ‘MARTINI’ style settings in 14 karat white gold. Retail $8,000-$10,000 Estimates $4,000-$6,000

Luxurious Fine Ruby and Diamond Ring featuring a natural AAA quality, vibrantly colored Ruby weighing approx. 1.60 carats accented with 34 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats with F-G colorsand VS clarity set in classic 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $2,500-$3,500

Life Size Dolphin, Turtle & Octopus Fountain with Special Patina. Approx. 75" tall. In a gallery they are asking $14,500. Est:$6000-12000

Incised carved "Kentucky" style rifle signed in fancy script initials "S.S." or "J.J." on the barrel. Pierced and engraved patch box with American eagle. Converted lock from flintlock to percussion. Measures 55 1/2"overall with a 40 3/4" barrel in approximately .45 caliber rifled with set triggers. The stock has been restored and well repaired break at the wrist. Small silver inlays with half-moon at the cheekpiece. Fancy side plate secured by 2 screws. Very good metal. Est.: $1500-$3000

Flintlock "Kentucky" style rifle signed "J.M." on the barrel in fancy script (Possibly Moll). Measures 57" overall with a 42" octagon barrel and approximately .42-.46 caliber rifled. A good quality reconversionwith stock refreshed and restored. Large pierced patch box. Double triggers with 2 screws in lock plate. Small silver inlays. The barrels are secured by pins. About 1820s. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Late flintlock American transition flintlock to plains rifle with lock marked “Sharpe”. Fancy large pierced and engraved patch box, half stock with double keyed barrel, brass rib beneath rod, American eagle inlay at thecheek piece, and engraved silver owner's plaque "J.W.S." in script. Measures 55" overall with a 40" barrel in about .45-.48 rifled caliber barrel. Original flintlock. Uncleaned and as found original goodcondition. About 1830s. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

Colt Joaquin Murrieta 1 of 100 Commemorative set with Frontier Scout and SAA revolvers. The cased set includes a Frontier Scout, 4 ¾” barrel in .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #053JMK and a Single Action Army with a 5 ½” barrelin .45 Long Colt caliber, Serial #053JMP. The Scout is gold plated, with Midnight blue barrel, frame and ejector rod tube. Both pistols feature cylinders which are non-fluted and have inscriptions reading,JOAQUIN MURRIETA 1 OF 100 on the left side of the barrel. The Single action is also finished with gold plating with the other parts done in Royal blue. The grips on both models are Pearlite with gold plated Coltmedallions. The case is Walnut finished wood with a horse and rider motif branded into the lid. The interior is lined with blue velvet in the bottom and gold satin in the lid, with a blue Rampant Colt motif.Production of the sets began in 1965, originally available through J. Berman and Sons, San Bernardino, California. The pistols are in excellent overall condition as is the case on this limited 1 of 100 Colt

Japanese “Papa” Nambu 8mm semi-automatic pistol marked Tokyo Gas & Electric (TGE) and number 251. The magazine is mismatched but is the correct type. The pistol is in good condition with 80% plus original toned bluewith minor erosion and pin prick pitting. The grips are good with some dings and mars. The action is good as well as the bore. Est.: $2000-4000. (C+R/PPT).

Colt 1842 Baby Dragoon percussion revolver, .31 caliber, Serial #1480. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 5” barrel showing 30%-40% original blue that is naturally thinning and toning. The cylindershows 30%-50% scene with traces of finish and Colt’s patent marking. The pistol shows mixed colors in grey patina on the hammer and frame with matching numbers. The grips are good but dark from oil and carry with minorlosses at the toe and heel. A strong 7 ½ to 8 on a scale of 1-10 for a “Baby” Dragoon and very early. Est.: $2,000-4000. (Antique).

Colt Bisley Flat-Top Target Model SA revolver, .44 S&W caliber, Serial #166584. The pistol shows an old re-blued finish of which approximately 90%-95% remains. The grips show edge wear, the markings are lighton the edges but visible with some polishing evident. The front sight blade has been added, good action, worn but serviceable bore and all matching visible numbers. Only about 1,000 Flat-Tops were manufactured withonly 64 in the .44 S&W caliber. Est.: $2,000-$4,000. (Antique).

Remington “Dogs Head” cane gun in .38 Short Rimfire. Nice gutta percha body and grip at least very good. No marking or serial number on tip. Small parts missing and not operating. Needing repair to the action.(Antique) Est.: $2500-$5000

Colt Model 1861 Special musket in .58 caliber. This rifled musket is dated 1863 and shows a crisp “NJ” marking on the left side of the barrel indicating issue to the New Jersey State Militia. The musket is invery good overall condition with light surface erosion and minor cleaning to the National Armory bright finish. The wood is very good with minor light cleaning and a small compression or dent along the ram rodchannel. The lot includes the original socket bayonet and tulip head cleaning rod. The musket has sharp markings, a good action, bore and is in very good plus condition with strong rifling. This Civil War era Coltmusket is a solid 7 ½ on a 1-10 scale. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (Antique).

Colt Cherry’s Sporting Goods 35th Anniversary Frontier Scout and SAA revolvers. The cased set includes a Frontier Scout, 4 ¾” barrel in .22 LR caliber, Serial #REC61 and a Single Action Army with a 4 ¾” barrel in .45 LongColt caliber, Serial #EPC61. The pistols are gold plated in their entirety. The grips are smooth, laminated rosewood with gold plated Colt medallions. The pistols are cased in a black leatherette covered casewith the lid embossed in gold. The interior is lined with black velvet on the bottom and black satin on the lid with gold Rampant Colt motif. Production began in 1964 and the pistols were available originally throughCherry’s Sporting Goods, Geneseo, Illinois with a limited production of only 100 sets. The set are in fine overall condition. The case is also in very good condition with the gold print on the lid becoming faint. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (C+R/PPT).

Fancy Presentation Grade Civil War era officer's sword with excellent relief cast figural grip showing bear at the pommel and snake wrapping around the guard. Cast silver grip shows angel playing organ. Fancy bearhead on finial of guard. The blade is marked "Clauberg Iron Proof" and was fancy etched and gold washed. The blade has a coating of rust and erosion and the scabbard is fully restored with body a possible oldreplacement. Est.: $2000-$4000

Pair of life size cranes on log fountain. Approx. 67" tall. Est:$2000-4000

1st Colt Sheriff’s Model SAA revolver in the factory wooden display case, .45 LC caliber, Serial #0048SM. This early 2nd Generation pistol is as new in the factory wooden display box with a 3” barrel, no ejector rod, Royal blue and case hardened with smooth Walnut grips. The barrel and cylinder retain 99% of the blue finish while the frame is beautifully case hardened. The smooth Walnut grips without medallions are in excellentcondition. One of only 500 produced beginning in 1960, the pistol comes with a wooden factory display case with gold velveteen interior and a sheriff’s badge ornament. The display box is in very goodcondition and cardboard shipping box is included. Est.: $1,750-$3,500. (C+R/PPT).

Japanese “Baby” Nambu semi-automatic pistol, 7mm, Serial #1413. The pistol is in in fine to excellent original condition with a matching magazine. The pistol retains 95%-98% original finish with color on thetrigger and small parts. The grips have sharp checkering and are near fine also. The interior is pristine with a bright bore. A strong 9 ½ on a scale of 1-10. Est.: $2500-5000 (C+R/PPT).

Colt S.A. Army U.S. Martially marked and inspected by D.F.C., .45 caliber, Serial #93303. The pistol shows a grey patina finish with minor pitting and erosion. The address and markings are good with somerestoration and remarking. The action is good and the bore is fair. Est.: $2500-5000. (Antique).

Antique etched suit of armour, probably English 19th to early 20th century. Est. $1,500-3,000

Colt Old Fort Des Moines Reconstruction Commemorative set with Frontier Scout and SAA revolvers. The cased set includes a Frontier Scout, 4 ¾” barrel in .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #0064DM and a Single ActionArmy with a 5 ½” barrel in .45 Long Colt caliber, Serial #0064FD. The pistols are entirely gold plated with RECONSTRUCTION OF OLD FORT DES MOINES-1965 on the left side of the barrel, wiped in silver. The grips onboth models are Pearlite with gold plated Colt medallions. The case is white finished wood with, “RECONSTRUCTION OF OLD FORT DES MOINES-1965” branded in blue onto the lid. The interior is lined with royal purplevelvet in the bottom and white satin in the lid, with a royal purple Rampant Colt motif. Production of the sets began in 1965, originally available through the McMillan Oil Company, Des Moines, Iowa with a limitedproduction of only 100 sets. The pistols are in excellent overall condition as is the case. Est.: $1,750-$3,500. (C+R/PPT).

Colt 1872 “Open Top” Frontier era cartridge revolver, .44 Henry Rimfire caliber, Serial #1020. The pistol retains approximately 20%-30% of the blue and case colors mixing with patina with an 8” barrel and Army sizegrip. The cylinder shows most of the original scene with some light cleaning. The grips are good with 30%-50% of the varnish and slightly dark from oiling. All matching numbers, bright bore and a beautiful bluefiring pin along with brilliant case colors on the hammer. This is a very nice Open Top. Est.: $2500-5000 (Antique).

Germanic flintlock Jaegar rifle with carved stock circa Mid-18th century squire or noble. The stock is fully covered in scroll and vines with floral and basket weave accents. Light engraved brass mounts. A later periodof use sight added to tang. The stock is coated with clear varnish or shellac but carving is sharp. Very good overall. Touch hole bushed and cracks beneath the lock. A nice hanger. Measures 42 1/2" overall.Attributed to P. Doringer. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Life size Eagle taking flight. Approx. 71" x 71". In a gallery they are asking $12,500. Est:$6000-12000

Colt SA Army revolver, .45 Colt caliber, Serial #42902, 7 ½” barrel, blue and Case colored finish with varnished wood grips, three line patent date (Circa 1875-1876). The Colt remains in very good plus conditionwith 30%-60% blue and case colors that are bright in some areas and toning to natural patina. The pistol shows sharp markings and edges, full sized front sight with good colors on the hammer. The grips have 75%plus varnish with minor marks and losses, matching serial numbers and a good bore. A nice example of an early blue and case colored single action. Est.: $2500-5000. (Antique).

R.N.W.M.P. marked Colt New Service DA revolver, .44 Russian/S&W caliber, 4 ½” barrel, blued finish, checkered hard rubber Colt grips, lanyard ring, Serial #61768. The pistol is in very good overall conditionwith the butt strap marked, “MP” and the back strap marked, “R.N.W.M.P. 9.0.3” which indicates correct stamping for the Royal Northwest Mounted Police; factory re-barreled. The pistol has a crisp action,very good bore and grips with sharp markings and nearly all of the finish remaining. The lot includes a Colt factory letter indicating the pistol was shipped to Thos. Birkett and Sons in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on September1, 1914 in a shipment of 150 guns. The letter indicates the pistol shipped with a 5 ½” barrel in .455 caliber. Additionally, the pistol is listed in Phillips and Klancher’s book on the Mounted Police 1873-1973 ashaving been shipped to the R.N.W.M.P. on September 1, 1914 by Birkett and Sons. A neat WWI era Mountie pistol from the Great White North. Est.: $900-$1,800. (C+R/PPT).

Colt Alamo Commemorative set with Frontier Scout and SAA revolvers. The cased set includes a Frontier Scout, 4 ¾” barrel in .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #0168AK and a Single Action Army with a 5 ½” barrel in .45 LongColt caliber, Serial #0168AP. The Scout is gold plated, with Midnight blue barrel, frame, ejector rod tube and tube screw. Both pistols feature cylinders which are non-fluted and have inscriptions reading,ALAMO MODEL on the left side of the barrel, wiped in gold. The Single action is also finished with gold plating with the other parts done in Royal blue. The grips on both models are Ivorylite with an inletted goldplated Texas star. The case is blonde finished wood with an Alamo battle motif branded onto the lid, with Colt logo branded lower right. The interior is lined with blue velvet in the bottom and blue satin in thelid, with a gold Rampant Colt motif. The condition of the pistols is nearly excellent. The case is also in very good condition. A nice set issued in 1967 with a limited production of 250 sets. Est.:

2nd Model Schofield, .45 caliber, Military Issue revolver, Serial #5902. The pistol shows good, smooth metal surfaces with faint traces of finish. The grips are good with faint cartouches on each side and date on the left. The pistol shows sharp markings, as issued with no reduction to the back of the cylinder, “E” and “P” inspections marks. A nice example. Est.: $2,500-$5,000. (Antique).

Early American flintlock fowler signed "North" on lock and "North Winton" on the barrel. Measures 47 1/2" overall with a 32 1/2" barrel of approximately 16 GA. Gold band at the breech and shows North's qualitythroughout with burl wood stock and checkered wrist. 50% brown and pattern on the barrel. Crisp original lock plate with correct parts and platinum plug. Early 19th century with no roller on the frizzen. The stocks show minor dings and mars. In this cataloger's opinion S. North was one of the handful of American makers who could rival London makers in early 1800s. Original ramrod. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt Model 1905 semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #5073. The pistol is in good original condition with 20%-30% original blue finish drifted and showing minor erosion with pitting. The grips are goodwith even wear, a correct magazine and most of the case color on the hammer. The pistol has a good bore and is mechanically sound. An honest type example of Colt’s 1st model .45, the Grand dad to the 1911. Est.:$2500-5000 (C+R/PPT).

Colt Appomattox Centennial Commemorative set with Frontier Scout and SAA revolvers. The cased set includes a Frontier Scout, 4 ¾” barrel in .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #0168AK and a Single Action Army with a 5 ½” barrelin .45 Long Colt caliber, Serial #0168AP. The Scout is nickel plated, with Midnight blue barrel, frame, back strap, ejector rod tube and tube screw. Both pistols feature cylinders which are non-fluted and haveinscriptions reading, APPOMATTOX COMMEMORATIVE MODEL-1965 on the left side of the barrel, wiped in silver. The Single action is also finished with nickel plating with the other parts done in Royal blue.The grips on both models are laminated rosewood with nickel plated Colt medallions. The case is blonde finished wood with a Grant and Lee motif branded onto the lid, with a blue Rampant Colt motif. The interior is lined with blue velvet in the bottom and grey satin in the lid, with a blue Rampant Colt motif. Production of the sets began in 1965 with a limited production of 250 sets. The pistols are in excellent overall

Life size Black Bear Standing. Approx. 79" tall. In a gallery they are asking $13,750. Est:$6000-12000

1900 American Eagle Luger in .30 caliber, S/N 10099. Very good condition with 75%-85% original blue remaining with some pitting and erosion on underside of the barrel but generally very good metal surfaces. Goodmarkings. Sharp and crisp. All matching serial numbers. Most straw on the small parts. The grips are very good. Marked "Germany" on the frame. Good interior with bright bore. Unnumbered but correct woodbottom mag. An honest 8 on a 1-10 scale. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1400-$2800

Antique copy of Spiller and Burr .36 caliber Confederate revolver with authentic holster. Aged metal and antiqued overall and a very close and clever copy pre-dating Italian copies of the 1960s and almost exact foolingmany collectors. No numbers visible. Bill Gary, author and expert, had to look at it twice! Est.: $800-$1600

Colt 1903 Pocket Semi-Auto pistol with high polish finish in .32 ACP, S/N 142520. 95% bright original blue with fire blue still vivid on trigger, safety and mag latch. Correct matching marked high polish two tonemagazine and almost fine Colt logo grips. Pristine interior. A 9+ on a 1-10 scale and at the end of this type finish. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $1000-$2000

Colt Bisley Model Single Action Revolver in .45 Colt caliber with a 4 3/4" barrel, blue and case colored finish, and hard rubber grips, S/N 192283 made about 1899-1900. 30%-60% original blue with normal toningaging. Some minor pitting at the muzzle. Front sight reduced very slightly at the top edge. Good marking and matching grips in very good condition. Good action and bright bore. All matching. A strong 7-8 on a 1-10 scale.(C&R/PPT) Est.: $1250-$2500

Smith & Wesson Model 24 Factory Engraved Nickel Plated Double Action Revolver in .44 Special caliber with a 6 1/2" barrel, S/N ABZ0111. The end label reads "XXSPECIALXX" A-13-5932. Factory gifted or special orderedby rep. for "Jimmy Speers" of Speers Sports Center in Long Beach and last sold by Little John's in 1989-1990 when Speers closed. Profuse engraving from tip to end of the barrel with full coverage. Fine to excellentcondition. 98%-99%+ needing cleaning from storage. Faint index line. Minimal to almost no use. A scarce model to find factory engraved. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $1000-$2000

A Rare Iron Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba Carved In The Round As An Abalone Shell. Signed Nobuhiro (?), the iron plate in the design of an abalone in its shell. The details are well rendered. 2 and 3/16thinches in diameter, this is a very interesting tsuba circa 1800. Further research on the maker may be very rewarding. Condition is good with deep brown patina. Est.: $350-$500

Ansley H. Fox Side by Side shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #9684. The shotgun is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with 30” barrels with a full-length filed rib with a brass bead front sight. The barrels retainthe majority of the blue finish, marked Krupp Fluid steel at the breech. The receiver is in the white with light engraving of scroll and game birds. The safety is at the tang with double triggers. The finely checkeredWalnut stock is in very good condition with a Deeley fore end release, pistol grip and a plastic butt plate providing a 14 ½” LOP to the front trigger. The bores are good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Fox. Est.: $900-$1,800. (C+R).

Vintage iron Indian axe, approximately 8” overall, well-used and un-cleaned; wood shaft is approximately 23.5” and finely decorated with un-cleaned brass tacks along with old circular un-cleaned iron discs; age unknownbut this one appears very old and could be a real sleeper! Est.: $1,500-$3,000.

Lot of 7 framed military-related photos ranging in size from approximately 60” long to 15” long; includes group shots of 1st BN, 77th Field Artillery/Jan. 1938; 40th Infantry Division/1950; Battery F, 55th CoastalArtillery, Honolulu, Hawaiian Territory; Desert Training in California with dozens of signatures plus other great group photos. Est.: $600-$1,200.

GSG 9-22-CA .22 LR semi auto pistol resembling compact 1911 styling. #A693295, fine used condition, showing minor firing and use, 97-99% overall. (Modern/PPT) Est. $175-350

Iver Johnson "Owl's Head" #41276, .38 S&W cal. DA hammerless revolver, patent date August 25, 1898 on butt, manufactured 1900-1920's, 60-80% original blue that is bright but flaking and erosion in areas where finish is lost. Grips are near fine, tight action, good bore. (C&R/PPT) Est. $150-300

Large antique wood and metal field cannon carriage only; wheels are approximately 41” in height; the carriage from front to back metal tongue is approximately 70” long and it is approximately 53” wide hub to hub of thewheels; some damage from exposure to the elements to the axle. Est.: $500-$1,000.

A rare and desirable detached lock from a German Matchlock Musket from 1610. The 5 1/2" iron plate with beveled edge and teat. Well shaped match holder with original winged screw to hold cord Original swiveling pancover. Sear mechanism is all original. Condition with light pitting to be expected from a 400 year old military matchlock mechanism. Muskets with matchlocks such as this one were extensively used in colonialAmerica and this rare lock would be a wonderful addition to any early American arms collection. All original. Est.: $600-$800

Large hand-made wooden Catapult model; well-constructed; approximately 40” in height, 46” long and 31” wide. Est.: $350-$700.

Cast iron field cannon, approximately 25” long, carriage wheels are 14” wide, painted black; great decorator. Est.: $300-$600.

Misc. lot of small desktop size field pieces, cannons, a wood block containing 20 un-primed .45-70 caliber empty brass, a Model of 1916 tin can and a “Ross/London” marked small brass sexton (approximately 4” x 4”overall) contained in a hardwood carry case; also two brass urns, each approximately 12” in height. Est.: $300-$600.

Lot of two displays of U.S. military uniform patches, medals and uniform cords; many of the items are identified. Est.: $150-$300.

Life size Bronze of Eagle in flight. Approx. 90" tall. In a gallery they are asking $13,500. Est:$6000-12000

Civil War SxS percussion shotgun marked "Southerland" on the locks and "Richmond" on the barrels. Formerly Fred Slayton confederate arms collection last sold late 1980s. The barrels have been reduced to 25"and 39" overall. Old repairs to the wrist using steel plates and screws. Has seen wear and use with repairs to the barrel and light to moderate pitting. The hammers both are old but don’t match and 1 replaced during use.Confederate cavalry loaded this type with buckshot and used the effectively in battle. (Antique) Est.: $750-$1500

American flintlock Kentucky style rifle signed "D. Beck" measuring 59 1/2" overall with a 44" rifled barrel of about .45-46 caliber. The lock is marked "Tyron Philadelphia". Plain "Whales Tail" patch boxwith 9 silver inlays including half-moon over the cheek piece. Original flintlock with correct hammer and small parts. The stock shows most of its original varnish with a crack around the entire wrist and large dings and mars. The ramrod is a dowel replacement. A few silver inlays are old replacements. Would improve with minor restorations. A well-known family of gun makers. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Framed print on canvas by C. M. Russell entitled “In Without Knocking”; approximately 27” x 38” overall. Est.: $150-$300.

U.S. Army Colt Model 1917 New Service DA revolver, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #264576. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 5 ½” barrel with feathering marks at the front sight. The pistol retains themajority of the thinning military finish with light holster wear at the muzzle. The Colt emblem on the frame is crisp and the underside of the barrel is marked, “UNITED STATES PROPERTY”. The smooth wood grips arein good condition with the lanyard ring retained. The butt is martially marked, “U.S. ARMY MODEL 1917 No. 110768”. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are clear on this desirable martially marked Colt circa 1920. Est.: $600-$1,200. (C+R/PPT).

One beautifully crafted 18k yellow gold ruby and diamond bracelet containing approx 5ct of ruby and 1ct of diamonds Est:$2000-4000

One 18k yellow gold diamond bracelet set with 138 “invisible set” princess cut diamonds weighing 3.6ct Est:$2500-5000

One platinum ring set with a diamond approx 0.97ct color H and clarity VS 2, and accent diamonds Est$2250-4500

A Pierced Iron Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba. 2 and 1/4 inches in diameter the tsuba is pierced with blossoms and branches. Condition is very good with deep even patination. Circa 1830 this is an attractive tsuba. Est.: $150-$250

Lot of smalls from the estate of an Apple Valley veteran including toy cannon bookends, a Stetson Cowboy hat and 6 U.S. Veteran’s Post soft caps, some with ID pins. Est.: $150-$300.

Vintage iron Indian axe, approximately 7.5” overall, well-used and un-cleaned, stamped on left side of blade “FERFOR/NO 2”; replaced wood shaft decorated with brass tacks. Est.: $300-$600.

Painting of a Single Action revolver on wood; approximately 23” x 18” overall. Est.: $100-$200.

1920 Commercial Luger .30 caliber in near fine original condition, S/N 7092. Export marked Germany. 95%-98% original blue with most straw finish on small parts. The grips are almost fine with minor bumps and dents.Bright bore and pristine interior. Matching wood bottom mag. A strong 9+ on a 1-10 scale. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $750-$1500

1916 dated Luger by DWM with instrap stamped "L.I.R. 382.6.1" probably unit or regiment. The Luger retains 85%-95% original blue drifting at the muzzle, high points and edges. The grips are oil stained with minorwear but good with a small normal chip at the rear by safety. S/N 106 marked on all visible parts. The interior is good and the bore is bright. Wood bottom mag marked "3" only. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $700-$1400

Reform .25 ACP "Bar Pistol" 4 shot double action stacked barrel, S/N 3678. Made about 1905-1910 era. 60%-80% original toning blue with good and correct marked grips. Some scratching and erosion on the left side.Works well and good markings. (C&R/PPT) Est:$500-1000

Colt Government Model Semi-Auto Pistol in .45ACP engraved and customized for pilot during tour of duty in Korea to Vietnam, S/N 242237C. Micro sights added. Simulated ivory "Dragon Grips". Paul Markowitz who was Little John's gunsmith during the late 70s to late 90s purchased this Colt from a Korean War pilot along with the grips which he paid separately for and we sold 20-30 years ago.85% original blue and cut through theengraving. Excellent bore. All Colt parts. In Asian made case with writing on the lid of history by Markowitz. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $800-$1600

"Papa" Nambu Semi-Auto pistol in 8mm Naval marked with anchor, S/N 3380. Reblued finish with magazine marked 3457. The grips are good with some wear to the checkering. "T.G.E." (Tokyo Gas and Electric) marking on thebreech. Most of its old reblue remains with markings slightly light. An acceptable example of a rare type. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $900-$1800

Flintlock “Kentucky” style rifle stamped on the barrel “J.N. Hampton” with pierced patch box, single trigger, and lock secured by 2 screws. Measures 57” overall with a 42” barrel. Late lock marked “LON” over“Warrented”. Simple line and border carving. Damage and loss to the left fore end with missing 14” sliver at the top edge of fore end approximately ½” to ¼” wide. Patch box is sprung and needs latch repair. Works well.The overall condition is very good and uncleaned and with restoration to the fore end would become a nice example. (Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

Late 16th to early 17th century rapier with fancy chiseled and pierced pommel. Measures 50" overall with nearly 43" blade reduced slightly during period of use. The pommel shows 6 windows with chiseled figures in each with different figures of men in armor on horses and with weapons and each surmounted by a small head in separate windows at the top of the pommel. Nicely wrapped grip with steel wire and brass accents. No markings orsignature on the blade. Good to very good condition. The obvious question is why a plain sword has such a fine and fancy pommel? The "Turks Head" or nut that secures the blade shows no sign of being disturbed and we believe the pommel has always been with this sword. We theorize 2 possibilities for this fancy pommel on a plain sword. 1. The owner ran out of money and the pommel was "Showy" and the sword used for business. 2. Thepommel was kept from an earlier sword and retasked later when the owner had less cash for fancy armament as good elements were recycled since biblical times from battles. Est.: $2000-$4000

Lot of U.S. Mint Proof coin sets from 1995 to 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2018 and 2019. The lot includes twenty two sets in total. All the coins are new and uncirculated in the original packaging.Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of ten U.S. Mint Presidential $1 coin proof sets. The lot includes sets from 2007 through 2016 representing the complete set and ending with President Ronald Reagan. All sets are new in the original packaging.Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of ten American Eagle one ounce proof silver coin. The lot includes coins with the following dates: 1997, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. The coins are all new, uncirculated in the casewith the certificate of authenticity and card board box. Est.: $300-$400.

Oddity Percussion pistol from a clock and oddity collector’s collection. Interesting in that it was made to revolve. European circa 1860-1890Est:$500-1000

Translucent white jadeite & diamond ring set in 18k yellow gold. Jadiete is translucent, natural and approx. 2 carats. Est:$800-1600

Jadeite Bangle Bracelet. Est:$350-700

French 19th century corsair or dragoon armour. Breast plate, back plate and helmet; mid to late century. Est. $700-1,400

Colored Jadeite and Silver Necklace. Est:$300-600

Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire and Diamond ring set with 18k yellow gold. Marquise cut Ruby and approx. .5 carats. Est:$500-1000

U.S. issue Hall patent breach loading carbine by Harper's Ferry Arsenal dated 1851 on the block. The barrel measures 21" overall in .52 caliber smoothbore. (Refer Flayderman 9-A-277 1 of 10,500 produced). The stock isperiod soldier carved in block letters "J. Brooks 22 Iowa IN" and "W" (Illegible) below left side of the action. Missing rod. Fair to good uncleaned as found condition. Some pitting and normal imperfections. Carving is"Drop dead real!". (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Large Bronze "Coming thru the Rye" on Marble Base. Approx. 26" tall. Est:$2500-5000

Germanic Flintlock Horseman’s size pistol circa early to Mid-18th century with banana shaped lock and fancy gilt brass mounts. Measures approximately 19” overall with a 13” barrel of approximately .67-.69 calibersmooth bore. The barrel shows an angel in the brass ornamentation with fancy figural on the trigger guard and mask butt. Very good plus overall condition with all correct flintlock parts. The wood is also very goodwith minor nick, mars and slight imperfections. Correct ramrod with metal head and worm at the end. Est.: $1400-$2800

Large oil painting of an antique locomotive #7002 on the Pennsylvania Railroad Line, signed Marv Brehm in the lower right and “Studio-Costa Mesa, CA”. The piece is approximately 42” x 62” not including theframe. Gallery priced at $3,900.00 (Cargo Int.), the piece is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with no discernable issues. Marv Brehm is a well-known artist. Originally from Ohio, he is a graduate of the Central Art Institute of Cincinnati who later opened the Marv Brehm Studio in LA. He is still painting and now resides in Huntington Beach. Est.: $600-$1,200.

Burmese Sapphire & Diamond ring set with 18k white gold. Sapphire is oval cut and approx. 3 carats. Est:$1000-2000

Burmese Sapphire & Diamond Pendant set in 18k white gold. Sapphire is oval cut and approx. 3 carats. Est:$1000-2000

Burmese Sapphire & Diamond ring set in 18k white gold. Sapphire is oval cut and approx. 3 carats. Est:$1000-2000

Good signed and maker marked swept hilt rapier circa about 1600-1670. The blade is marked in blood grooves "Ivan Martinez Fecit" on both sides with his stamp below hilt. Measures 47 1/2" overall with a 41 1/2"blade. The pommel nut is undisturbed and all original matching elements with beautifully wrapped original wire grip. Very good plus condition with minor pitting and aging. A strong 8 on a 1-10 scale for a plain rapierand absolutely homogenous. Est.: $2000-$4000

Fancy British Officer's sword from early 19th century showing blue and gilt blade with "G.R." cypher. The inside "Cups" at each side of the guard show hand painted enamel scenes of Napoleonic era battle. The hilt is richly gold gilded over bras with silver wire wrapped grip. Very good to near fine original condition. Measures 39" overall with a 33" blade. No scabbard. The blade is signed "Osborn & Gunby's warranted". The enamelpanels are genuine to the period of the swords manufacture. Est.: $1500-$3000

Large Bronze Buffalo horse on marble base. Approx. 30" tall. Est:$1500-3000

Bronze Dolphin, Turtle & Fish Sculpture on marble base with special patina. Approx. 29" tall. Est:$1200-2400

Beautiful NEW Ceylon Blue Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring an Extra Fine oval cut Sapphire weighing 1.25 carats encircled with 24 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing 0.70 carats with F-G colors and VS/SI clarity set in 14karat white gold. Retail $5,000-$7,000 Estimates $4,000-$6,000

Exceptionally Fine Quality Diamond Platinum Ring featuring 43 ‘IDEAL’ pave set Diamonds weighing approx. 2.00 carats with Extra Fine E-F colors and VVS/VS clarity crafted in 9.3 grams of Platinum. Retail $8,000-$9,000Estimates $4,000-$5,000

Lot of shotgun barrels. 1. Model 12 16GA barrel, 2 ¾” full choke and measures 28”. Stripped and no foreward lug for fore mount. Stripped fair only. 2. Savage marked 12 GA pump shotgun barrelmeasuring 30”. Fair condition. 3. Remington 1100 Semi-Auto barrel with vent rib. 12GA and 2 ¾”. Measures 30” choked full. Vent rib. Near fine 4. 28” Remington 1100 12 GA vent rib chokedfull. Near fine. Est.: $150-$300

2 replacement stocks for .30 caliber M1 carbines. Est.: $75-$150

Browning Auto 5 12GA barrel made in Belgium and special steel marked. Full choke. No rib. Very good plus. Est.: $75-$150

Merkel marked 20GA and 28GA snap caps with GS1 marked oil bottles. Est.: $150-$300

Interesting cartridge collection. 178 rounds. 19th and 20th century cartridges assembled by 60 year plus old time collection. Values to $10 each. Est.: $100-$200

Beautiful Ruby and Diamond Earrings featuring 2 matching oval Rubies weighing 1.30 carats set in halo style settings encircled with 0.20 carats of micro set Diamonds with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat whitegold settings. Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Amazing Vintage Black Opal and Diamond Ring featuring a 6.00 carat oval Lightning Ridge Opal with Green and Blue color flashes and pinfire pattern accented with 10 round cut Diamonds with F-G colors and VS clarity setin 18 karat white gold setting. Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Spectacular Black Opal and Diamond Pendant featuring a 9.85 pear shaped Black Opal with Blue and Purple color flashes accented with 19 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in14 karat yellow gold. Retail $5,000-$7,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Gorgeous Columbian Emerald and Diamond Pendant featuring a 3.87 carat vibrant pear shape Emerald accented in a graceful contemporary setting with an accent Diamond with G-H color and VS clarity set in 14karat yellow gold. Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Incredible 8.50 carat Pear Shape Emerald and Diamond Pendant featuring rich colored Emerald accented with a vintage cut Diamond weighing approx. 0.40 carats set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $6,000.00 -$8,000.00Estimates $4,000-$6,000

A pair of matching eternity bands in platinum set with 30 full cut diamonds weighing approx 2 carats Est:$1750-3500

High quality 18k yellow gold Baume Mercier ladies watch with mother of pearl dial excellent condition hardly used.. weighs 40.76 grams> Est:$1500-3000

One platinum ring with 18k yellow gold accent set with a 0.60ct center and 8 baguettes approx 0.50ct(TW 1.10ct) Est:$1500-3000

A “Best” quality London Double Barrel 12 GA percussion shotgun by Forsyth & Co. Engraved and signed bolted back action locks with Forsyth dolphin hammers. The barrels measure 28” with raised rib signed in full “Forsyth & Co. Patent Gunmakers London”. Platinum blow out plugs. Engraved trigger guard, S/N 1151 circa 1835. Steel butt plate. Highly figured, checkered walnut stock. Gun retains original brass tipped ramrod. Condition is good withDamascus pattern on barrels with staining to metal surfaces. Checkering is worn. Tight crack in the wrist that does not go through. Reverend Alexander Forsyth was the inventor of the fulminate system and his companyproduced guns the equal of Purdey or Boss. See W. Keith Neal “Forsyth & Company Patent Gunmakers”. Est.: $600-$800

Whitney navy revolver converted to .38 center fire, cut down and showing original period engraving with raised carved dragoon soldier on period ivory grips. The barrel has been reduced to 5 1/4" and the cylinder pinreplaced with rammer removed. The engraving is genuine in floral motifs. In fair condition with rust and erosion. The grips show losses and heavy aging. Some pitting and the conversion is crude frontier blacksmithtype. Only "New Haven" is visible on the barrel. Working and a gun with great western character! (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Continental silver mounted flintlock pistol circa 1750-1790 signed on the edge of Alaris. Measures 14" overall with a 9" ringed cannon muzzle. Hand engraved silver mounts and gold and silver inlaid fancy barrel. Silver wiremostly intact in the stock. Lightly cleaned overall but not "Rubbed out". Good to very good overall condition with correct flintlock parts and original ramrod. MBR collection tag for Martin B. Retting circa early 1990s.(Antique) Est.: $1000-$2000

British sea service flintlock pistol showing "GR" cypher with crown and tower marking at the rear of the lock. The side plate is engraved in 3 line. 1. Owned by Benedict Arnold at time of 18122. Dr. Ambrose Lawrence Boston 3. A.J. Woodbury Denver. The engraving is in block style 20th century letters with no other provenance but should be researched to see if Lawrence can belinked to Benedict Arnold. Dark patina on the metal and "In the black". Some minor pitting and erosion. The stock shows some losses and opening around the pinholes. Original belt hook retained. Original flintlock parts. Good overall. All features as standard on sea service issue. (Antique) Est.: $1500-$3000

Colt 1862 Police Percussion Revolver in .36 caliber with a 5 1/2" barrel showing original period inscription in script that reads "Col. Ayer from Marysville Rifles 3rd Prize Sept. 12, 1864". This Colt is well known for50 years in California collecting circles and at one time it was accompanied by research as to the shooting event where this pistol was won. This Colt remains in good to very good condition with 30%-50% original blue and case colors remaining. Minor pitting and erosion with good markings, minor dings and scratches. 30%-50% varnish on the grips with some wear at the bottoms and edges. The barrel is un-numbered and possibly replacedduring use. (Antique) Est.: $800-$1600

Unusual Colt Brevette showing 10 shot .28 caliber cylinder showing rolled scene of Indians on ponies, S/N 6056. Good to very good condition with 50%+ original blue, most of the scene on the cylinder and just someminor pitting and erosion. The grips are good with small losses and normal aging. Matching numbers the size of a navy but slightly heavier. We have only viewed 2 other 10 shot navies of this configuration in 50+ years ofselling Colt's and the others had no cylinder scene visible. (Antique) Est.: $900-$1800

Bronze of 3 Dolphins and 2 Turtle Sculpture with special patina on marble base. Approx. 39" tall. Est:$1500-3000

"R.P. Hollis" marked British made for export pistol converted from flintlock to percussion. 8" brass barrel of approximately .60 caliber smoothbore marked "London". Very good plus original condition with minor woodlosses to the top edge of the stock. Originally circa 1800-1830 and converted 1830-50s. Fur trade and western expansion era. (Antique) Est.: $350-$700

American percussion dueler target pistol circa 1850-60s signed "Carter" on lock. Made with metal fore end and round barrel measuring 8" in .54 caliber rifled with set trigger. Varnished wood stock with squaredoff wide butt in very good condition. Rose gold plaque for name in butt. Work well but trigger does not set every time. Good metal with smooth patina. American duelers are scarce. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Polish Radom 9mm Semi-Auto pistol with WWII era Nazi proofs, S/N F1801. Scroll engraved with carved ivory grips showing lion on each grip and pilot's initials "N.R.L." who had this pistol engraved in Japan and carried itin Korea and Vietnam. Fine as refinished. The grips are also Korean War vintage with good carving. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $700-$1400

Kerr's patent revolver made by London Armory, S/N 5052 and made in the Civil War era. Gray patina finish with light to moderate pitting and erosion. The grips are good but oil stained dark with fairly crisp checkering.Not quite working properly with a couple of screws missing. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Captivating Chrysoberyl Cats Eye and Diamond Ring featuring a honey colored cabochon Chrysoberyl weighing 5.06 carats accented with 30 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.60 carats with F-G colors and SI clarityset in 14 karat white gold. Full Appraisal at $10,000.00 Estimates $4,000-$6,000

Fabulous Italian Made Ballerina style Pink Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring a Fine oval cut intense Pink Sapphire weighing approx. 1.20 carats accented with over 75 channel set baguette cut Diamonds weighingapprox. 2.00 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in an 18 karat white gold. Retail $7,000-$9,000 Estimates $4,000-$6,000

Exquisite Platinum White and Chocolate Diamond Ring featuring 26 pave set ‘IDEAL’ cut white Diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat with F-G colors and VS/SI clarity and 27 ‘IDEAL’ Fine chocolate Diamonds weighingapprox. 1.30 carats total Diamond weight 2.30 carats set in 15.5 grams of Platinum. High Quality Piece. Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Stunning Fine Quality Diamond Band featuring 48 channel set ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats with G-H colors and VS+ clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $4,000-$5,000

Impressive and oversized Chiefs quality squash blossom necklace mounted with 13 American silver Morgan dollars and two barber half dollars in sterling with untreated natural turquoise. Accenting pieces made from dimes welded together. Old style and all handmade. Weighs 4.3lbs. Donald Bullock, who was a show promoter, traded this humungous piece to Dick Granados circa 1970s at Greta Western Gun Show and priced it at $3000 intrade at that time. Est.: $900-$1800

A massive breech loading single shot pin fire pistol signed in silver “E. Zuloaga” (Esubio Zuloaga) circa 1855. Measures 16” overall with an 8” octagonal barrel. In .65 caliber. Esubio Zuloaga was one of the finest gunmakers of the Mid-19th century known for fantastically gold, chiseled and decorated pistols. This is not one of those but utilitarian and made for use. Engraved action with lever opens like a pin fire shotgun.Metal is worn with old pitting. Wood stock has numerous repairs and replacement. Silver inlay of maker’s signature mostly intact. Brass butt cap. An interesting and very large pistol good for display. Est.: $300-$400

“U.S.” marked bag with tent stakes, web belts, and varied military collectibles as a lot. Est.: $50-$100

5 leg of mutton shotgun cases. Various conditions. All 1940-60s. Est.: $100-$500

Old trade blanket of the type trade in North West 1900-1940s. Black, red, and green stripes. Minor staining and aging. Fraying on ends. Approximately 59” x 84”. Initial “A.B.” embroidered on 1 corner. Est.:$150-$300

DAC Sportsafe for handgun (1-2) with 4 keys and in very good condition. Can be floor mounted to car floor or trailer. Est.: $100-$200

Winchester Commemorative rifle mount. Fancy in box. Almost new. Est.: $75-$150

Lot of Indian rugs. 1. Navajo 52” x 29” rug. Near fine. 1940-60s. 2. Small old Navajo with old style weaving lines. 30” x 25”. Faded and discolored. 3. 2 small throws (Thrown in).4 total. Est.: $200-$400

Civil War era naval cutless "U.S.N. 1864" marked. Fair to good with some pitting on the blade. Traces of silver or nickel plate on the guard. Has been disassembled and re-assembled possibly when plated. Est.:$250-$500

Antique G.F. Stormer Side by Side Hammer Cape Gun, approximately 11mm x 16 gauge, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in very good overall condition with 26” Damascus steel barrels with a full-length hand filed checkered ribwith a gold inlayed barrel address reading, “G.F. STORMER HERZBERG A.H.” and gold bands at the breech. The barrels have gone to an even brown patina. The receiver is silvered old, case colors with magnificent reliefengraving of game scenes covering approximately 90%-95% of the receiver. The hammers are ornately engraved as are the trigger guard, tang and screw heads. The finely checkered wood stock is in very goodcondition with deluxe checkering, round knob pistol grip, beaded cheek piece and a steel basket weave butt plate with bullet trap providing a 13 ½” LOP to the front trigger. The bores are fair and the action functionson this outstanding example of a late 19th Century Cape Gun. G.F. Stormer was a highly regarded craftsman amongst the Herzberg, Suhl and Zella-Mehlis makers. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (Antique).

S&W 1st Model 3rd Issue .22 caliber 7 shot revolver, New York scroll engraved, nickel plated, and ivory grips, S/N 111555. Good to very good condition with 75%-85% original nickel and some minor erosion and pin prickpitting where finish has lifted. Good ivory grips with mellow aging, cracks and rust around the left grip pin onto the frame and grip. Good marking and action. (Antique) Est.: $400-$800

U.S. Issue Powder Flask marked “Public Property” with embossed bugle on both sides. Good to very good condition with small dings and normal wear. 1st official U.S. government flask circa 1830s. Est.: $600-$1200

Whitney .36 caliber percussion revolver, S/N 15153 showing gray patina with scattered light to moderate erosion. The barrel address is not visible from cleaning. The grips are fair to good with replacement screw andescutcheon missing. Some losses at the heels and toe. The action is good. Civil war era secondary used. (Antique) Est.: $350-$700

Colt 1849 Pocket Model case with accessories for a 4" barrel. The velveteen interior is very good with minor impressions, slight fading and fraying. Eagle flask shows 70%-80% lacquer and also very good plus. The mold is good with excellent cavities and 30%-50% thinning blue. Cap tin, balls, and key included. The exterior is very good plus to almost fine with minor small marks and scratches due to age. A nice box good enoughfor a Colt with up to 80%-90% finish in our opinion. Not minty but very acceptable. Est.: $1000-$2000

Colt Official Police MKIII Revolver in .38 Special with a 4" barrel in box, S/N 52542J. 99%+ Original blue. Excellent to mint. Faint index line with possible limited firing. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

Smith & Wesson Model 19-5 Double Action Revolver in .357 Mag. with a 6" barrel, blued finish, and non-matching box, S/N 169K601. Limited firing and use. Needs cleaning from storage in an estate. 97%-99% overall.(Modern/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Fancy silver hilted small sword circa 18th century for lady or young squire. Measures 31 1/2" overall with a 27" blade. No hallmarks. The blade shows markings but not identified. Minor pitting on the blade. Est.: $400-$800

Smith & Wesson Model 57 Double Action Revolver in .41 Mag caliber with a 6 1/2" barrel, and blued finish, S/N S262975. Satin lined early box with tool. Storage rust from estate which we cleaned by still effected the finish with minor pitting. Limited firing. 95%-98%. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Smith & Wesson Model 25-5 Double Action Revolver in .45 Colt caliber with a 8 3/8" barrel, blued finish and box, S/N N764395. Near fine used condition needing cleaning from estate storage. 97%-99% showing minorfiring and use. Box has been crumpled slightly. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Colt Trooper MKIII Double Action Revolver in .22 caliber with factory 8" barrel, blue finish, medallion wood grips, and box with tag and papers, S/N Y1937. Fine to excellent condition showing very limited to no use.97%-99%. Scarce barrel length and caliber in this model. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson Model 65 Double Action Stainless Steel Revolver in .357 Mag with a 3" heavy barrel, S/N AEA8776 special order #4087. Fine to excellent used condition. Very slight firing to almost no use. 98%-99%+overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Custom 1911A-1 style .45 Auto on an Essex frame with a Colt slide and Series 70 barrel in 9mm Luger caliber with medallion Colt grips and custom aftermarket small parts. Needs minor repair to the grip safety. Dirtyfrom an estate. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Mid-Eastern to North African 18th-19th century flintlock pistol with ornate silver decoration. European lock and barrel restocked and decorated after export. Dark patina. Some wood losses around the lock.Measures 20” overall. Approximately .60 caliber. Very decorative. (Antique) Est.: $350-$700

Fancy European dagger in 17th century style with pierced and worked blade. Copper wrapped grip. Measures 15 1/2" overall. Improperly cleaned with naval gel or caustic solution. A coat of brown will improve considerably asit has a superior blade. Some pitting near the tip. Est.: $300-$600

Dazzling NEW Diamond Pendant featuring a 0.60 carat IDEAL cut Diamond surrounded by 18 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats with G-H colors VS clarity set in 18 karat white gold setting. Retail$5,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

One of a Kind Art Deco Diamond Bracelet fine set with over 150 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 3.00 carats with F-G colors and SI clarity set in an intricately detailed link style bracelet artfully crafted in heavy 14karat yellow gold. Retail $6,000-8,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Striking Fine Quality Men’s Diamond Band featuring 8 stunning ‘IDEAL’ cut channel set Diamonds weighing approx. 1.20 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 8.00 grams in 14 karat white gold. Retail$4,000-$5,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Early 19th century flintlock pistol signed “Spencer London” with brass barrel of approximately .52-.56 caliber smoothbore. Simple stocking and somewhat plain remaining in very good plus original condition with all correct small flintlock parts. The stock is exceptional for its age (about 1790-1820) with only a few minor marks and scratches. The metal surfaces are “Crisp”. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Pair of cased British large bore traveling type pistols signed "T. Allport" on the locks. Measures 12" overall with a 6 3/8" octagon barrel of approximately .52 caliber smoothbore. Full stocked in nicely grainedwalnut with checkered grips. Fine to excellent original condition with most of their original brown and case hardened finishes. The trigger guards retain 90%-95% bright "Robbin's egg" blue finish. The velvet lined partition case is good but has rips in the lid and some discolorations. The flask, mold and caps are included. No rods. A nice set. (Antique) Est.: $1400-$2800

Mauser HSc Special American Eagle edition .380 Pocket Auto #4254of5000 with American eagle on slide and top of the box. Fine to excellent condition with extra mag. Storage on and no evidence of use. 98% to mint. Thegrips are slightly dried and discolored from storage. Paper slip cover. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Walther Model 9 Semi Auto Pistol in .25 caliber S/N 421010 in very good condition. A very small pre-war auto not often encountered. 75%-85% original toning blue with very good grips showing enameled factory medallions. Correct mag. Good overall. Minor storage rust and erosion. A 7 1/2 on a 1-10 scale. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

Walther PPK Semi-Auto Pre-War pistol in .32 ACP caliber with pre-Nazi crown "N" proof, S/N 203033K. Very good grips with 1 crack and extended Walther mag that is correct to the era. Excellent bore and interior. Some rub in old cold or chemical blue added to mostly original finish making it difficult to estimate remaining finish. Good markings. A collector should buy this lesser example to save the grips for a pristine pre-war.(C&R/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

17th to 19th century Chinese sword with scabbard. Measures 36" overall with a 1 1/2" wide forged steel blade. Scabbard recovered and the grip is missing the wrap with handle refinished. A classic guard or military style used for 300+ years. Est.: $400-$800

Big and Beautiful Multi-Gem Designer Pendant featuring 3 oval Amethyst, Blue Topaz, Citrine weighing approx. 25.00 carats accented with fine Diamonds set in a 14 karat white gold contemporary setting. Retail$5,000-$6,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000

Brilliant Designer ‘KALLATI’ Diamond Ring featuring 33 channel set Princess, baguette and round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.50-2.00 carats with F-G colors and Extra Fine VVS/VS clarity set in 14 karat whitegold. Retail $5,000-$7,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Smith & Wesson 25-2 Model 1955 Revolver in .45 caliber with a 6" barrel factory engraved, blued finish, and smooth medallion grips, S/N N713808. Shows very slight index line and possible limited use. The pistol iscoated with blue material from inside of the case which we have cleaned. The interior of the case is shot. The exterior is very good plus. Scarce factory engraved. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $700-$1400

Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver in .44 Mag. caliber with a 4 1/4" barrel, blue finish, wood grips and box, S/N N783560. Near fine used condition showing some firing and use. Needs cleaning fromstorage in estate. 97%-99%. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Big game rifle cartridge display board. 9.3 x 74, .400 express S.S., .450 No. 1 express, .450 express (3), .460 Weatherby, .500 Nitro express, .505 Gibbs in framed display. Live rounds. 9 total. Est.: $100-$200

Good lot of leather holsters and fabric accessories for firearms. Est.: $150-$300

Great lot: 1. Ultra mag laser. Pro bore sighter (Value $229) 2. Colt Co2 Pellet Air Gun .177 (Peacemaker) value new $993. Cameron Spotting scope 20x40 (Excellent in box) 4. Leupold Lewspen (New) 5. Valor 3x9 scope, zoom, luma glow with quick detachable mounts. Rail style. Verygood plus. 6. Remington (DuPont) stainless carvng knife with stag grip. (Simulated) Very good. 7. 60 plus 20GA snap caps. 4 Winchester marked. All quality makes.8. Ruger brass grip frame by Qualite (Denver). Ruger Vaquero, Blackhawk, and single six. 9. Comp 11 speed loader Safari land 10. .22 rifle scope and mount. Japan11. Weaver Marksman 4x in box. Excellent 12. 3 misc. grip pairs, ejector mechanism for Ruger #1 in .45-70, Remington 504 mag .22 L.R. plus other misc. not identified. A real bonanza of a lot. Est.: $200-$400

U.S. Springfield M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle, .30 caliber, 24” SA barrel, dated 3-66, military finish, wood stock, S/N 3298487; the stock is good with circle P proof behind the trigger guard. Riflereceived a Vietnam War era re-build and has a very good to fine bore, crisp action, sling swivels, canvas sling and sharp markings. The lot includes eight 8 round Garand clips in good condition. Est.:$600-$1,200. (C+R).

U.S. Colt 1911 A-1 semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #225758 on the frame. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 5” barrel. The pistol is arsenal rebuilt with a modern trigger installed. The pistol retains a significant amount of the parkerized military finish marked, “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” on the left side of the frame. The slide is marked, Serial #7790314. The checkered plastic grips are in verygood condition with sharp checkering and the lanyard ring is retained. The bore is bright and the action works well. The lot includes two military magazines, two commercial magazines, the original military trigger andgrip safety. Est.: $700-$1,400. (C+R/PPT).

Navy Arms Reproduction Remington Rolling Block single shot rifle, .45-70 caliber, Serial #2181. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a custom 29” heavy octagon barrel installed by Dave Garman. The barrel is drilled and tapped for a scope mount. The receiver, hammer, breech block and tang are beautifully color case hardened with a brass trigger guard and barrel band. The smooth wood stock is in good conditionwith dents and mars consistent with field use. The bore is good, the action functions well and the markings are legible. The scope mounting was unfortunately not completed and there are no mounts included. Est.:$300-$600. (Modern).

Winchester Model 94 lever action carbine, .30-30 caliber, Serial #2407047. The carbine is in good overall condition with a full-length magazine. The carbine has gone to light patina with replaced front and rearsights. The loading gate shows muted blue finish with toning case color on the hammer and trigger. The left side of the receiver has two vacant tap holes from an old aperture sight. The smooth wood stock is in goodcondition with an extra coat of varnish added. The bore is fair with areas of light pitting and the action functions well. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R).

Winchester Model 1892 lever action rifle, .32 WCF caliber, Serial #175903. The rifle is in fair overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel with a full-length magazine. The rifle has gone to dark patina with pin prickpitting and surface erosion. The smooth wood stocks are in fair condition showing moderate to heavy use with dents and gouges. The butt stock ends with a smooth steel crescent butt plate with moderate surfacerust due to poor storage. The bore is dark with light to moderate pitting. The action functions well and the markings are mostly legible. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R).

C. Sharps Model 1859 four barrel pepperbox derringer in .22 cal., with early forward release and smooth wood grips, Serial #16151; brown patina on barrels with light pin prick pitting on the right side, frame well-marked with the majority of the nickel finish intact; grips good with edge wear; action working with pin revolving; a nice, early Sharps made about the Civil War era. Est.: $350-$700.

Colt Open Top spur trigger revolver, .22 caliber, Serial #8408. The pistol is in good overall condition with a 2 ½” barrel missing the front sight. The pistol retains a significant amount of the flaking nickelfinish with a sharp barrel address. The frame shoulder has been reduced on the right side during the period of use. The smooth wood grips are in good condition with dents and mars. The bore is dark and the actionfunctions. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique).

Marlin Model 783 bolt action rifle, .22 WMR caliber, Serial #24600569. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with a 22” barrel with a full-length magazine. The barrel has had the front sight removed and folding rear sights. The rifle retains a significant amount of blue finish The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with sling swivels and small mars consistent with field use. The rifle istopped a vintage Weaver K 2.5 rifle scope. The bore is good and the action functions well. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern).

Remington Model 1100 semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #L623077V. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 28” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib. The choke is modified and the shotgun ischambered for 2 ¾” shells. The checkered wood stocks are in very good condition with a hard plastic butt plate providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The bore is good and the action is crisp on this lightly used Remington. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Armor International Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, .300 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #1621. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel marked, “ARMOR INTERNATIONAL S.A. Belgium”with proofs and acceptance marks. The rifle retains nearly all of the matte blue finish with scratches and mars from carry and use. The receiver has been drilled and tapped as well as a double square bridge with integralscope mounts. The checkered synthetic Butler Creek stock is in very good condition with sling swivels, leather sling and a solid rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, the action functions and the marking re legible. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern).

Custom FN Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #14696. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel with a ramped blade front and folding rear sights. The rifle retains nearly all of the muted blue finish with Belgian proofs on the barrel and front ring. The receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with dents and scratches, slingswivels, sling and a cross bolt added. The butt stock ends with an FN marked plastic butt plate. The rifle is topped with a Pachmayr side scope mount and Bushnell Banner 3 x 9 variable power scope. The bore isgood, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Belgian FN sporter. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern).

Remington Model 870 barrel in 12 gauge. The 28” barrel is in good overall condition with a steel bead front sight retaining the majority of the blue finish with a dirty bore that may clean to good. Est.: $50-$100.

Fine quality Pre-War Drilling inlaid in gold on the barrel “A. Loeschl Hofidferant, Magdeburg and Suhl”. The action is master engraved in game scenes and scrolls. Marked 16GA/8.8MM with nitro proofs and Krupp steel. The barrels show 95% plus original blue with most case colors just faded slightly. Mounts for claw scope, cocking indicators, side safety, and set triggers on rifle barrel. The stocks are in very good plus to almost finecondition also and the fore end is an old well matched replacement. The bores are bright and the gun is mechanically sound. Very impressive. Measures 44” overall with 27 ½” barrels. Trigger guard is cracked at time of description. (C&R) Est.: $1100-2200

Full stock Kentucky Flintlock rifle of large proportions with lock marked “H. Elwell Warranted” and no signature on the barrel. Measures approximately 61” overall with a 45” heavy barrel of .44 caliber rifled measuring approximately 1” across the center of the muzzle and the gun weighs approximately 13 pounds. Double set triggers and fancy brass side plate secured by 2 screws. Large V notch rear sight with blade front sight.Completely original and untouched with dark patina on metal surfaces. The stock is artificially striped and in good condition with incised line along the ram rod area terminating in “squiggly” line. The lockworks when the trigger is set but otherwise does not hold in the notch. The butt is somewhat thick and large and has a similarity to Tennessee and Kentucky made arms of 1820-30s. From an old Northern Californiacollection. (Antique) Est.: $800-1600

Stylish White and Black Diamond Bangle Bracelet with stylish crossover design featuring combination of 82 round cut Black and White Diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats set in hinged 14 karat white goldbracelet. Retail $2,500-$3,000 Estimates $1,500-$2,000

Dazzling Fine ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamond Earrings weighing 0.70 carats with E/F colors and VS clarity micro set with 96 round Diamonds with F-G colors, total weight in earrings approx. 1.20 carats set in 18 karat white gold.Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Dazzling Fine Diamond Band featuring 82 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 2.50-3.00 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity fine set in 14 karat white gold setting stamped ‘Shane & Co.’ Retail$5,000-$7,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Full Stock Heavy barrel percussion Target rifle marked “J. Fordney Lancaster”. Measures 61 ½” overall with a 45” heavy octagon barrel of .57-58” caliber rifled bore. Shows quality manufacture and engraved piercedpatch box. Adjustable tang sight and hooded target type front sight. Set triggers. Locks working and triggers set. The wood is very good plus with rifle shape and nice proportions with pleasing aesthetics. Themetal shows some erosion and pitting and the original sight has been reset and original dove tail plugged. The Fordney family were famous in Lancaster Penn. From an old Northern California collector. (Antique)Est.: $1200-2400

Amazing Ceylon color Blue Sapphire and Diamond Earrings featuring 2 matching weighing approx. 2.50 carats accented with 2 round Diamonds weighing 0.45 carats with H-I colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat yellowgold settings. Retail $4,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Big and Opulent Strand of Fresh Water Pearls and Matching Pearl Bracelet featuring impressive 11-13 MM average in diameter Pearls with lovely color and luster both with 14 karat yellow gold round ball clasps.Retail $4,000-$6,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Smith & Wesson 1st Model 3rd issue .22 caliber 7 shot single action revolver with blue finish, S/N 44449. 30%-50% original blue with drifting and toning and some minor erosion and pinprick pitting. The grips andmarkings are good. Works well and good overall. (Antique) Est.: $250-$500

Lefaucheux Double Action Pinfire revolver in 11mm with a 6 shot cylinder. Measures 11 3/8" overall with a 5 5/8" barrel, S/N 243083. Belgium proofs. Old European rust blued refinish from turn of the century or earlierwith good checkered wood grips. Works well. Markings are light. (Antique) Est.: $250-$500

Full Stock Kentucky Rifle in percussion with barrel signed in script “A Daniel” and No. 7 engraved on sheet brass side plate. Fancy pierced patch box of generous proportions. 11 small silver inlays and showing old sheetbrass and nailed repairs. Addington Daniel is listed as a Kentucky style rifle maker in North Hampton Mass. circa 1850s to 60s. The rifle measures 52 ½” overall with 37” barrel. The lock plate was originally flint butprobably never used until percussion era. The wrist was repaired during use with sheet brass nailed around wrist and another similar repair to fore end by ramrod rear Ferrell. The lock is not holding on cocking and needsrepair. The condition is good overall with some minor erosion and pitting on the barrel. The heavier pitting in front right side of the barrel near muzzle. Large buck horn rear sight and blade front sight. In my opinionthis maker used an earlier patch box and lock to manufacture this rifle. From an old Northern California collector who purchased many arms like this directly from pioneers descendants from Mt. Shasta to Happy Camp.

Mauser "Bolo" Broom handle .30 caliber Semi-Auto pistol with Mauser banner, S/N 478387. The sights graduated to 1000 meters. Import marks (KFS). The bore is rough. Fair to good metal with worn grips that are faironly. Mechanically sound. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

J.P. Sauer & Son Double Action .32 Auto from WWII era with eagle "N" and Waffen 37 markings. 75%-85% pasty original war time blue remains with areas of erosion and pitting just starting. The left grip is goodplus condition and the right grip is badly cracked. Good action with bright bore. 1 marked original mag. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Smith & Wesson Model 1917 .45ACP revolver S/N 77541 in very good plus condition with 75%-85% original blue remaining, some flaking and minor pitting from poor storage. 50%-70% case colors on the hammer and trigger. Verygood plus grips. Lanyard removed. Excellent grips as fond in estate needing T.L.C. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Allen and Wheelock Side Hammer .31 caliber Civil War era revolver with hinged lever operated by trigger guard. NSNV. 4" octagon barrel. Traces of blue going to patina with most of its cylinder scene remaining. Goodmarkings and grips. Works well with tight action. Better than average overall. (Antique) Est.: $500-$1000

Smith & Wesson 25-5 Double Action Revolver in .45 Colt caliber with a 8 3/8" barrel, factory nickel finish and box, S/N N849008. No label on the box with screwdriver and literature and papers. Fine to excellent used condition. 96%-98% with signs of firing and use (Dark rings on the front of the cylinder). Needs cleaning. Desirable. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $600-$1200

Smith & Wesson Model 57 Double Action Revolver in .41 Mag caliber with a 8 3/8" barrel, blue finish and box, S/N N705676. Red ramp front sight sight with white outline rear sight, target hammer, trigger, andgrips. Fine used condition with sign of limited use and storage. Needs cleaning. Early and desirable. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $600-$1200

Colt MKIV Series 80 Government Model .45 Auto with electroless nickel, medallion pachmayr grips, and in box, S/N FG14935. Finish discolored and oxidized. Needing cleaning. Near fine used condition showing firing anduse. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $700-$1400

Ortgies Patent .25 auto made by DWM Germany in Pre-War era, S/N 72495. Near fine condition with 95% plus original blue with medallion wood grips, and just slight loss at the muzzle. Crisp overall with bright bore.Marked original nickel mag. A favorite of German officer's in WWII era as a private purchase. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Older Armi San Marcos copy of .44 caliber Walker Colt in box. 1970s-80s. S/N D83107. Excellent in box. No evidence of use or firing. (Percussion) Est.: $300-$600

"Baby" Browning .25 Pocket Auto made in Belgium pre 1968, S/N 444985. Excellent to near mint overall. 97%-99%. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Czech CZ27 .380 Double Action only Semi-Auto pistol pre-Nazi, S/N 251113. 90%-95% original commercial quality blue finish with some marks and small losses to the grip. Crisp action and near fine bore. The German's tookCzechoslovakia in March of .39 meaning this pistol was made before invasion. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Walther PP Super Double Action Semi-Auto Pistol in 9x19 caliber, S/N 10133. Fine to excellent used condition in box with instructions. 98%-99% with only slight use. A midsize 9mm with West German quality madecirca 1980s to early 90s. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Smith & Wesson Model 10-7 Double Action Revolver in .38 special caliber with a 2" barrel, S/N 9Do6066. Fine to excellent condition in the box with no lid. Near fine used condition with 97%-99% original blue.Faint index line showing limited firing and use. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Smith & Wesson Model 60 Double Action Stainless Steel Revolver in .38 special with a 2" barrel, S/N AEB3143. Fine to excellent used condition. Very slight firing or use. The grips are dry from storage. 97%-99%overall. In correct box with special order #4072. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

British made for export flintlock pistol converted to percussion marked "R.P. Hollis London" and manufactured in early 19th century during westward expansion and for trade era. The brass barrel measures 8 1/8"of .56-58 caliber smoothbore. Simple American style conversion to percussion. Good plus to very good overall with very nice stock. (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Belgian Flintlock pistol converted to percussion with nipple safety added and signed on the lock "L. Lecomte A Liege". Measures 14" overall with a 8 1/4" barrel of approximately .60 caliber smoothbore.Silvered over brass mounts and full stock. Good to very good overall condition. Many small hairline cracks in the stock. Most original blue on the barrel and horn tipped ramrod matching fore end. Lock works well.(Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Remington Smoot .38 caliber revolver in fair to good condition showing 30%-50% uncleaned nickel finish with wood grips. Some erosion and minor pitting. Working with good grips. The address is legible. Would clean up. NSNV. (Antique) Est.: $250-$500

Post-64 Winchester Model 70 bolt action sporting rifle, .300 WSM caliber, Serial #G374976. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The rifle retains nearly all of the matte stainlesssteel finish with light handling marks consistent with field use. The checkered synthetic stock is in very good condition ending with a solid rubber recoil pad. The rifle is topped with a matte stainlessfinished Leupold VARI-X III 3.5 x 10 variable power scope with clear crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this lightly used Model 70. Est.: $700-$1,400. (Modern).

Custom FN Commercial Mauser bolt action sporting rifle by Kevin Campbell, .300 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #87440. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 24” Schneider barrel. Therifle retains approximately 98%-99% of the rust blue finish with custom bottom metal by Fisher. The finely checkered Turkish Walnut features deluxe 26 LPI checkering, ebony fore end cap, Fisher cap on the pistol grip andbeaded cheek piece. The butt stock ends with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The rifle is topped with Buehler bases, rings and a Leupold VARI-X III 4.5 x 14 variable power rifle scope with an adjustable objective. The bore is good, action crisp and the fit and finish is outstanding on this Kevin Campbell Custom Mauser. Est.: $1,250-$2,500. (Modern).

Smith & Wesson 27-2 Double Action Revolver in .357 Mag with a 8 3/8" barrel, S/N N763170. Fine used condition showing slight wear and possible slight use. In non-matching box. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Interesting full stock transition Kentucky to Plains rifle with southern styling and silver inlay scratch engraved in block letters “MANNEN” by tradition a Texas pioneers rifle collected by early NorthernCalifornia collector. Measures 56” overall with a 41” barrel of approximately .38 caliber rifled (Note: barrel was originally 2”-6” longer and reduced long ago during use and nose cap repositioned. Pierced patch boxwith 5 pointed star. Six sheet silver inlays with two missing. Old frontier conversion to percussion. Characteristic steel half-moon escutcheon around single lock screw. Fair to good condition showing gray/brown patina onmetal with minor rust and erosion. The stock shows honest wear, damage to nose near muzzle, and missing inlays along with other minor imperfections. Uncleaned and “As Found” in Northern California by old collector. Agun that traveled west and could have begun life in the south or Texas. (Antique) Est.: $750-1500

Beautiful 18 karat Extra Fine Antique Style Diamond Pendant featuring 36 ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats with F-G colors and VVS/VS clarity set in a designer 18 karat yellow gold setting.Retail $5,000-$6,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000

High Quality Men’s Chrysoberyl Cats Eye Ring featuring a cabochon Chrysoberyl with honey color and sharp cat’s eye weighing approx. 10.00-12.00 carats set in a 10 karat yellow gold mounting. Retail $6,000-$9,000Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Irresistible Vintage Floral Motif Diamond Ring featuring a 0.57 carat IDEAL cut Diamond Ring with F color and SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold. Retail $4,000-$5,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Smith & Wesson Model 65-3 Double Action Stainless Steel Revolver in .357 Mag. caliber with a 4" slightly heavy barrel, S/N 30D3771. Fine to excellent used condition in the box. Limited firing and use. The gripsare dry from storage. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Ruger Blackhawk Single Action revolver in .41 Mag. caliber, S/N 40-04712. Very good plus to almost fine used condition. About 95% overall. Some firing and use. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Ruger Blackhawk Single Action Revolver in .44 mag caliber with a 7 1/2" barrel, S/N 85-25066 in original box with slip cover. Fine to excellent condition showing very little use and possible test firing. 97%-99%overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Ruger Blackhawk Stainless Steel Single Action Revolver in .44 Mag. caliber with a 7 1/2" barrel and in box, S/N 85-15507. Fine to excellent condition. Minor firing and use. 95%-98% overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Ruger Security Six Double Action Revolver in .357 Mag. caliber with a 6" barrel, adjustable sights, and box, S/N 159-48399. Minor firing and use. 97%-99% overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $300-$600

Smith & Wesson Model 686 Double Action Stainless Steel Revolver in .357 Mag. caliber with a 8 3/8" barrel, and target neoprene grip, S/N ACL2855. Near fine used condition with black rings and some storage dirt thatwould clean up. 95%-97%. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Smith & Wesson Model 586 Double Action Revolver in .357 Mag with a 6" barrel, S/N AL9088. Fine used condition showing slight wear, possible minor use and storage. In box. 97%-99% overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.:$400-$800

Custom made on special order gun display case. Select grained golden oak with hand carving on top of leopard and African game scenes. Displays approximately 24 pistols. The bottom section is made for swords andcased sets. Cost $3,000 in 1989-91 when made for Little John and gifted by Gene Herrick who was his lifelong friend. Measures 93” x 58” x 30 ½”.NOTE: all large items must be picked up by Sept. 1st at the auctiongallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $750-$1500

Custom made display case fabricated for “Ivory Beads” Gun Shop on custom order late 1990s. Estimated replacement cost is $2000+ each. Measures 92” x 71” x 25 ½”. NOTE: all large items must be picked up by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $750-1500

Fantastic showcase from high line jewelry and antique store at the Orange Circle. Very good condition. Lights restored. Measures approx. 142"x41"x43". NOTE: all large items must be picked up by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $1000-$3000

Bow front oak display case measuring approx. 75:x48"x17". NOTE: all large items must be picked up by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $600-$1200

Custom oversize safe made for William Ashby for Mauser rifle collection. Made by Sargent & Greenleaf Inc. and measures approx. 73"x47"x25". Circa 1980s and cost $4,200 each. NOTE: all large items must be pickedup by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $750-$1500

A Very Rare And Early (1640) Period Soft Metal Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba Decorated With Gold Buddhist Varja. Early tsuba of soft metal are rare. This “mokko” form guard has the thinness of early tsuba. The plate is ofdark copper with gold trim and two superbly rendered varja in gold. The greatest dimension is 2 and 3/4 inches. Condition is fine and this tsuba has been mounted many times. Est.: $500-$700

One marquee emerald ring in 14 k yellow gold set with 18 diamonds weighing 0.30ct Est:$375-750

One beautiful vintage hand fabricated panel style bracelet with cutout of hunting scene motif. Weighing ½ ounce Est:$500-1000

One doctors caduceus ring set with a 0.25ct diamond in 14k yellow gold weighing 14.8 gms. Est:$500-1000

Gorgeous Cabochon Ruby and Diamond Ring featuring an approx. 10.00 carat Ruby accented with over 240 full cut pave set Diamonds weighing approx. 1.20 carats with F-G color and SI clarity set in a 14 karatwhite gold designer style setting. Retail $5,000-$7,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Fantastic Natural Black Opal and Diamond Earrings featuring intense Blue and Green colored inlayed Opal accented with 16 Fine round cut channel set Diamonds weighing 0.35 carats set in contemporary style settingscrafted in 14 karat yellow gold. Estimates $2,000-$3,000

Dynamic Fine 18 karat Peridot and Diamond Pendant featuring an approx. 8.00 carat checkerboard cut Peridot accented with an ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamond weighing approx. 0.30 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in18 karat yellow gold custom modern style setting with heavy Italian Made 14 karat yellow gold rope chain. Pendant is stamped with artisan Hallmark. Retail $4,000-$5,000 Estimates $2,500-$3,000

Ruger Blackhawk Single Action revolver in .30 carbine with a 7 1/2" barrel, S/N 1894 in box. Fine to excellent used condition with paperwork, extra hammer and small parts. 97%-99% overall with signs of firing and use. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

Japanese D Guard issue sword from WWII era. The blade is near fine and numbered with scabbard. The exterior is very good with uncleaned rust, erosion and minor pitting. Some dings to the scabbard. Est.: 400-800

A Beautiful Iron Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba Signed Kiyo (?) Tomo Inlaid In Silver And Copper Circa 1780. This unique tsuba is masterfully carved, pierced and inlaid with three bands of silver on one side and copperon the other. Measuring 2 and 3/4 inches across the design is elegant. Condition is very good with wonderful patination. Est.: $400-$600

One vintage Bohemian garnet pendant in 14k yellow gold with braided tri color gold chain weighing 12.32 gms Est:$750-1500

One elegant mans ring inset with a custom cut jade in 14k yellow gold Est:$500-1000

One beautiful heart shape dark blue sapphire weighing 5ct in a 18k white gold setting with a 0.20ct accent diamond Est:$750-1500

One free form ring designed for a fine Australian opal set with 15 diamonds weighing 0.30ct and gold wt 14gm Est:$1000-2000

Smith & Wesson Model 66-2 Double Action Stainless Steel Revolver in .357 Mag caliber with a 6" barrel, S/N 175K343. Shows signs of firing and some use. Black rings on the front of the cylinder. Needs cleaning. Inbox. 95%+. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Smith & Wesson Model 66 Double Action Revolver in .357 Mag with a 2 1/2" barrel, stainless steel, S/N AAS4793 with special order tag A7-6685. Fine to excellent condition in box showing very limited toalmost no use. 98%-99%. Needs light cleaning. From estate storage. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $400-$800

Smith & Wesson Model 586 Double Action Revolver in .357 Mag. caliber with a 6" barrel, blue finish, Target sights, adjustable front sight, and in box, S/N AJN6844 to special order 6084. Fine toexcellent used condition with signs of minor use and firing. Needs cleaning. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $500-$1000

Smith & Wesson 29-2 Double Action Revolver with a 4 1/4" barrel, nickel finish, and box, S/N N791968. Fine to excellent used condition showing firing and some use. Needs cleaning. 96%-98%. (Modern/PPT) Est.:$500-$1000

A Signed Japanese Iron Samurai Sword Tsuba With Gold Highlights Circa 1845. The tanto tsuba signed Masa (?) is decorated with gold and incise carved. 2 inches in diameter and perfect for a tanto. Condition is good except for the reverse side which has been cleaned removing the patination. Est.: $125-$150

Gorgeous Vintage Lapis and Diamond Ring featuring a high quality oval Deep Blue Lapis Lazuli a semi-precious stone prized since antiquity framed by 16 perfect ‘IDEAL’ cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1.30 carats withH-I colors and VVS/VS clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold setting. Retail $6,000-$7,000 Estimates $3,000-$4,000

Dazzling Mandarin Garnet and Diamond Ring featuring a vivid orange garnet weighing approx. 3.50-4.00 carats pave set with 135 round Diamonds weighing approx. 2.00 carats with H-I colors set in 14 karat yellow golddesigner setting. Retail $4,000-$5,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000

Amazing Fine Quality Pink Sapphire and Diamond Ring featuring an oval cut intense Pink Sapphire weighing approx. 1.20 carat and surrounded by 12 round cut Diamonds with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 18 karat whitegold setting. Retail $3,000-$4,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000

Smith & Wesson 14-4 Double Action revolver in .38 Special with a 8 3/8" barrel in fine used condition, S/N 34K8832. 95%+ original finish with signs of firing and limited use. Some minor scratches and index line on thecylinder. The grips are near fine. In box. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $250-$700

Ruger Blackhawk .357 Maximum caliber Revolver S/N 600-03915. Fine to excellent in box. 98%-99% overall. Minor use and firing apparent. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $350-$700

A Good And Well Pierced Iron Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba Circa 1820. 2 and 7/16th inches across, this tsuba is masterfully pierced and designed. It is what the Japanese call shibui or “simple elegance”. Condition isgood with lovely patination. Est.: $250-$350

“Ketland” marked Georgian era flintlock pistol with brass mounts and steel octagon barrel. Measures 15” overall with a 9” barrel of approximately .65-.69 caliber smoothbore. All original flintlock parts. Cleaned butcrisp metal surfaces. Very good plus wood stock. About 1770-1790 by styling. Possibly Revolutionary War era. Est.: $600-$1200

Winchester Model 63 semi-automatic rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #30127A. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 23” barrel. The barrel retains nearly all the blue finish with small mars andscratches. The receiver has drifted to a mix of toning blue and patina with areas of light surface erosion. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with pressure bruising and compressions. The butt endswith a steel butt plate. The bore is dirty but may clean to good and the action functions. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

One delicate pendant and earring set featuring white jade overlay-ed with 14k gold flower motif Est:$375-750

Cup hilt rapier with blade marked "XX" (Illegible) in Solingen. The hilt is Italian or Spanish in style circa late 17th to 18th century. Quillons measure 12" across and the sword is 44 1/2" overall with a 37 1/2"blade. The blade was married to the hilt probably during working life. Good wire wrapped grip. Light to heavy pitting on the blade. The blade seems 50-150 years older than the hilt but good blades were highlyprized and recylced during early times. Est.: $700-$1400

Very good 18th century German hunting sword with chiseled and pierced steel decoration, turned horn grip and maker marked blade. Measures 33" overall with a 27 1/2" blade. Good condition with minor pitting anderosion. Est.: $1000-$2000

A Rare and Desirable Mokume-gane Japanese Samurai Sword Iron Tsuba circa 1750 with shakudo inlays. 2 and 9/16th in diameter. Mokume tubas are unique in that they are made of folded iron and finished so the surfaceappears to have the grain of wood. This tsuba is fully signed and despite being centuries old and mounted on a samurai sword is in fine condition with excellent detail and patination. Est.: $300-$500

A Good Pierced, Relief Carved and Gold Decorated Iron Bushu Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba Circa 1800. This is lovely fittings collector grade tsuba is over 2 and 1/2 inches in diameter. The pierced and carvedgold leaves are inlaid with gold and the detail work is remarkable. Mount it on a fine wakizashi or place it in a tsuba box. Condition rates very fine with lovely chocolate brown patination likely theoriginal. Est.: $300-$400

Heavy cast iron relief 3rd Reich wall plaque by Walter Wolff of Adolf Hitler. Signed at the base of neck "W. Wolff 33". The plaque with Hitler profile bust and German inscription reading "I believe in Germany and fightning for it today, tomoorw and in the future until our victory is done". These were officia portriats and hung in schools and official instituations. Though many were made most were destroyed. Measures 12 1/4" by 81/4". Scarce. Est.: $400-$600

Inland U.S. M1 carbine, .30 carbine caliber, Serial #5467993. The carbine is in very good overall condition with an 18” Inland barrel dated 8-44. The carbine retains the majority of the military finish with mars andscratches. The smooth wood stock has been re-finished with an old coat of varnish added, oiler and leather sling. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. The lot includes one correctmagazine. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

Winchester Model 75 bolt action rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #64218. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 23” barrel with a ramped blade front and the rear sight removed. The rifle retains asignificant amount of muted blue finish with the remainder going to patina. The barrel has a 4” section on the left side where the finish has been rubbed down to bare metal. The checkered wood stock has been re-finished with an additional coat of varnish added, with small mars and compressions from field use. The butt stock ends with a ribbed steel butt plate. The rifle is topped with a Bushnell Banner fixed 6x rifle scope. Thebore is dirty and may clean to fair and the action functions. The lot includes one correct magazine. Est.: $200-$400. (C+R).

Indian dagger with graceful "Fishtail" shaped grip and quality silver inlay. False Damascus pattern inlaid blade. Measures 12 1/2" overall. Some fresh rust. Post 1900 but not post war. Est.: $300-$600

English hand revolved pepperbox pistol signed "Smith London" circa 1840-60. Measures 7 3/4" overall with 3 1/4" barrels of approximately .34-.36 caliber seven shot. Nicely checkered wood stocks. Very goodoverall with just light and normal aging. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

Sharps New Model 1859 Military rifle with iron mounts and patch box with under mounted bayonet lug for sabre bayonet, S/N 37238. (Refer Flayderman 5F-023). Old re-blued finish of which 75%-85% remains turningpurple with visible barrel markings and lock markings. Correct sights and small parts except primer mechanism removed. The bore is near excellent with strong rifling. The stocks are cleaned but cleaned and sandedslightly at the time of refinish with circular hole plugged with wood behind the rear swivel long, long ago. Type of re-blue attributed to Bannerman's at the turn of the century. (Antique) Est.: $1200-$2400

U.S. Model 03-A3 Smith Corona bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #3659270. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel dated 3-43 with the flaming bomb emblem. The rifle retains the majority ofthe military finish with light surface rust at the front sling swivel. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with small mars, repairs and a Circle P cartouche behind the trigger guard. The bore is fair, theaction is crisp and the markings are good on this desirable Smith Corona 03-A3. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

Browning BSS Side by Side shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #05282RT158. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with 26” barrels with a full-length filed rib and steel bead front sight. The barrels retain a significantamount of thinning blue finish with wear on top of both barrels. The barrels are choked Modified and Improved chambered for both 2 ¾” and 3” shells. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with a Deeley fore end latch and small mars and scratches consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with a plastic Browning marked butt plate providing a 14 ¼” LOP to a single selector trigger. The bores are dirty butmay clean to good and the action works well. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

18th century small sword with fancy pierced brass guard. Painted inside to look like shell. Measures 38" overall with minor pitting on the blade. Very good overall. Est.: $600-$1200

English early 19th century pistol with brass barrel and mounts signed “Macintosh London”. Measures 15” overall with a 9” barrel of approximately .62 caliber smoothbore. All original flintlock parts. Good to very goodcondition with minor normal aging. Crisp wood with original ramrod. (Antique) Est.: $600-$1200

A Good Incised Decorated Iron Japanese Samurai Swird Tsuba Signed By Bushu ju Masahisa Circa 1745. The heavy iron plate is well signed by Masahisa and incise carved (katakiri bori) with horses in a landscapeand is 2 and 3/4 inches in diameter. Condition is good with very minor surface corrosion but with signature and all details visible. Est.: $400-$600

Mid-Eastern Jambya circa 19th century. Nicely silver inlaid on brass scabbard. #0401 on the blade. Good condition. Sold more than 30 years ago by Little John's’ for MGM property. Probably Valentino era or Pre-War “GoldenAge” movies. Est.: $200-$400

A Good Choshu School Iron Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba For A Katana Carved With Chrysanthemums And Heightened In Gold. This tsuba is two and 7/8th inches across and the carving is masterful. Condition is good anddetails are crisp but there is some light corrosion. The quality of the work is excellent. Est.: $250-$400

18th to 19th century hunting sword with cast metal hilt in hunting scenes. Measures 25" overall with a 20" blade showing 3 blood grooves and minor rust. Good overall. Est.: $250-$500

German Imperial era railway official’s sword with fancy gold plated brass mounts showing crown with rail road wheel, mercury and railroad tracks. The blade is excellent but unmarked. The hilt and mounts show most toned gold plating. The leather covering to scabbard is cracking with many losses of leather. Est.: $600-$1200

Spanish Eibar infringement on the Smith & Wesson Model 10 design DA revolver, .38 Long Colt caliber, Serial #59917. The pistol is in fair overall condition with a 5” barrel. The pistol has multiple proofs and acceptance marks on the left side just ahead of the forcing cone. The right side of the frame is marked Eibar and dated 1925. The checkered wood grips are in good condition with mars and compressions consistent with carry anduse. The bore is fair and the action functions on this Spanish copy of a Model 10 popular in Old Mexico during the Pancho Villa era. The lot includes a hand tooled leather flap holster in good condition. Est.:$150-$300. (C+R).

Ruger Model 77 bolt action rifle, .338 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #770-07564. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The rifle retains approximately 94%-96% of the blue finish with light scratches at the muzzle and on the trigger guard. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with small mars and light damage at the tang. The butt stock ends with a solid rubber red recoil pad. The rifle is topped with a Leupold VARI-X III 1.5 x 5 variable power scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good and the action is crisp. Est.: $500-$1,000. (Modern).

Remington Model 11-87 Sportsman semi-automatic shotgun, 20 gauge, Serial #TL047879. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 25” barrel with a full-length ventilated rib with a steel beadfront sight. The shotgun retains nearly all of the matte blue finish with small mars and scratches consistent with field use. The top of the receiver has been drilled and tapped for scope mounting. The checkered plasticstock is in very good condition and ends with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The bore is good and the action is crisp. Est.: $250-$500. (Modern).

Fancy Half stock Percussion plains rifle with German silver engraved patch box and decorated mounts signed “D. Fish New York” with .50 caliber rifled octagon barrel of medium to slightly heavy weight measuring 41” in length and 7/8” across the center of the muzzle to outside edges. Very nice engraved patch box with butt plate and mounts all nicely engraved en-suite. A large inlay of jumping stag is inlaid into the cheek piece.The stock shows light and simple checkering at the wrist. Double set triggers with V notch and blade front sight. The action and triggers are working well. The rear tang screw is missing. The condition is good withoverall brown patina showing minor erosion, rust and light to moderate scattered pitting. The top edge of the stock shows slivers of wood missing on each side but otherwise good. From an old Northern California collector.58” overall. Est.: (Antique) Est.: $1000-2000

U.S. Cavalry saddle bags with large oval U.S. marking on black leather marked "6DLTE" and maker marked "Boyt 1917". Good to very good with normal leather aging. Est.: $150-$300

Winchester Centennial 66 Model 94 lever action saddle ring rifle, .30-30 caliber, Serial #63609. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 26” octagon barrel with a full-length magazine. The barrel andmagazine retain nearly all of the blue finish with wear at the muzzle. The receiver is a polished gold tone finish with light handling marks and the saddle ring is retained. The smooth wood stock is in very good conditionwith gold tone fore end cap and butt plate. The barrel is inscribed, “A Century of Leadership 1866-1966”. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable commemorative rifle. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Winchester Centennial 66 Model 94 lever action saddle ring carbine, .30-30 caliber, Serial #42635. The carbine is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 20” octagon barrel with a full-length magazine.The barrel and magazine retain nearly all of the blue finish with a little dried oil on the barrel. The receiver is a polished gold tone finish with light handling marks and the saddle ring is retained. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with gold tone fore end cap and butt plate. The barrel is inscribed, “A Century of Leadership 1866-1966”. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this nice commemorative carbine. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Chiappa Firearms Model 1887 lever action shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #T6716. The shotgun is in as new condition with a 22” barrel. The Judge Roy Bean style lever retains 99% of the blue finish withbeautiful, vivid case colors on the receiver and lever assembly. The smooth wood stock has a 1 ½” spacer and pad providing a 12” LOP. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.:$400-$800. (Modern).

Flintlock Pocket Pistol signed “Richards” with British proofs and screw off barrel of approximately .40 caliber measuring 1 7/8” and 6 5/8” overall. Original flintlock parts and the metal is in good condition withnormal aging. A brass plaque is affixed to the back of the grip and reads “Awarded to H.C. Davidson as 1st Prize at Fair for Cameron Prisoners of War AVG 1918”. The grips show a large crack and many small dings andmars. An intriguing inscription bearing the family name of Leonard “The Mad Scott” himself!! (Antique) Est.: $300-$600

Custom FN Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, 7 x 57 caliber, Serial #23899. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel marked, “CHROME VANADIUM STEEL”. The rifle retains a significant amount of bluefinish with wear at the muzzle and where the front sight was removed. The barrel and front ring of the rifle have Belgian acceptance and proof marks, while the rifle is dated 1952. The bolt has been modifiedand ground on to accommodate scope mounting. The smooth wood stock has a Schnabel fore end, grip cap, sling swivels, leather sling and ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 12 ¾” LOP. The rifle is toppedwith Bausch & Lomb mounts and a Balvar fixed 4x rifle scope with fine cross hairs. The bore is good, the action is crisp and markings sharp on this Belgian FN from the 1950’s. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

Stevens Crack Shot #26 single shot rifle, .32 RF caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 22” barrel. The barrel retains a significant amount of toning blue finish with light surface erosion and wear at the muzzle. The receiver shows the majority of the vivid case hardening with dried oil on the hammer and a crisp “SVG” mark on the left side. The smooth wood stocks have scrapes and bruises consistentwith field use. The butt stock ends with a smooth steel butt plate with light surface rust. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $175-$350. (C+R).

Lot of WWII paraphernalia. The lot includes a reproduction WWII Nazi German Luftwaffe sword with scabbard. The sword is 37 ½” in total length with a 31” blade. The lot additionally includes a reproduction NaziGerman dagger with a faux ivory grip and scabbard. Further, the lot includes two books; The German General Staff by Walter Goerlitz and The Greta Book of World War II. Both books are hard backs in good condition. Est.: $125-$250.

Bonanza lot of optics, mounts and rings. The lot includes seven rifle scopes by makers like Bausch & Lomb, Bushnell, Simmons and Weaver, among others. Additionally, three sets of Buehler and Pachmayr mounts, foursets of rings and a Star Dot Hi-Viz shotgun sight. A great lot for the gun show or sports man. Est.: $125-$250.

Vietnam War Bring back handmade Vietnamese crossbow with bolts and quiver. The bow is 58 ½” long and 35” wide with no bow string. The bow is handmade from exotic wood with light carving. The quiver is bamboo withfive bolts all in good condition. Est.: $125-$250.

Lot of rifle stocks, barrel and butt stocks. The lot includes two rifle stocks; a wood Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 in good condition and a Ruger Model 77 wood rifle stock in good condition as well. The lot also includesfour wood shotgun butt stocks including a Winchester Model 12 and Remington 870. The lot further includes two Thompson Center stocks and a 25” medium heavy rifle barrel with a banded blade front sight and goodbore. A great lot for the gunsmith. Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of knives and scabbards including ten folding knives, seven fixed blade knives and seven leather scabbards. The folders include a vintage Sheffield made George Wostenholm IXL marked with bone scales in roughcondition and a Swiss army knife among others. The fixed blades include two large stainless steel survival knives with scabbard and knives for field dressing game. The scabbard are leather and several are new inthe package. A bonanza lot for the blade crowd. Est.: $150-$300.

An Attractive Pierced Iron Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba. 2 and 7/16th inches pierced with an elegant design. The condition is very good with untouched patination. Est.: $200-$300

One fine emerald cut emerald ring in 14yellow gold accented by 2 baguettes Est:$700-1400

14k vintage style ring, center and 18 accent diamonds weighing a total of 1.10ct Est$675-1350

One beautiful black south sea pearl pearl drop pendant with a diamond accent in 14k yellow gold Est:$375-750

One 14k designer gold earrings set with beautiful oval onyx Est:$500-1000

A Rare And Early 18th Century Iron Japanese Samurai Sword Tsuba. The finely patinated square iron plate is thin as are many really early tsuba. It is 2 and 34 inches across and pierced in its four corners. Condition isvery fine for such an early guard and rings like a bell. Est.: $400-$600

Horn gripped large size dagger from Afghanistan region circa 19th-20th century with horn grip and scabbard. Measures 26" overall with an 18" blade. The blade is good. Scabbard is fair with some leather missing.Est.: $150-$300

Oil painting oh the High Sierra Mountains, possibly West of Bishop, California. The piece is signed in the lower right corner,”Hanrey”. The piece measures approximately 24 ½” x 48 ½”, image only. Itis nicely framed in very good to fine condition with no discernable issues. Est.: $200-$400.

Great old “Steamer Trunk” with name plate “TAYLOR MADE”, C.A. Taylor Trunk Works, Chicago & New York. The trunk dates to the 1920’s-1940’S era with “E.T.N. JR” stenciled and a “SPAULDING” label as well. The trunkhas hard vulcanized trunk fiber, brass mountings and is missing the leather straps. The drawers and hanging device are intact. The trunk measures approximately 42” x 25” and is in good overall condition. Est.:$150-$300.

Stereopticon lot: Including two viewers, one of which is stamped with an 1895 patent date and folding handle in striped Maple. The second is with stand and soft metal trim with a Monarch (stage) brand. Both viewers arein good to very good overall condition with 38 cards of various subject material. Est.: $150-$300.

Limited edition print dated 1981 by artist Richard Luce of a Mountain M` an. The piece is triple matted and framed with hand sketched re-marking by the artist. The work is approximately 29” x 20” not including theframe. Originally from New York, Richard Luce has spent three decades creating Western themed art. Est.: $100-$200.

Bonanza lot of holsters and belts. The lot includes six leather snap holsters, mostly military style for both revolvers and autos. The lot additionally includes a nice 1930’s era leather flap holster, an antique handtooled small revolver holster, H.H. Heiser hand tooled leather holster for a small revolver, two leather shoulder rigs for auto pistols, a nylon belt holster and two cowboy six gun belts and holsters. Everything is in good to very good condition with fifteen holsters total. Est.: $150-$300.

Lot of fifteen rifle slings including military style leather, sporting, camouflage and general purpose rifle slings all in good to very good condition with some still new in the wrapper. Est.: $100-$200.

Native American lot including two dolls dressed in buckskin costumes, the little brave is 20” tall while the Indian maiden is seated. The lot additionally includes a suede quiver with seven stone tipped arrows. The quiver is made for the tourist trade with beadwork, feather and bone ornamentation in good condition. The lot includes two sets of deer antlers, a reproduction pipe tomahawk with an iron blade and a wool Indian blanket in good condition. A great decorator lot. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of slings, ammo carriers, bandoleers and web gear. The lot includes: three Russia leather ammo carriers with oilers, two canteens, one British and one US, five canvas military slings from the US, British andRussian forces, two leather slings, assorted canvas ammo carriers, two cotton U.S. M1 Garand bandoleers with five 8 round clips and a camouflage military style pack. Additionally the lot includes a vintageleather military style rifle sling marked, “MILSC” and dated 1943 in good used condition. A great lot for the re-enactor, collector or gun show. Est.: $150-$300.

Mid-19th century powder flask with circular wood body covered with leather and steel studs and bosses as decoration. From Mid-east to North Africa. Measures 9" from tip to bottom. Measures 7 1/2" across the center.Good condition with normal aging and minor imperfections. Est.: $150-$300

Stevens Marksman single shot rifle, .22 Long Rifle caliber, Serial #K534. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 22” round barrel. The barrel has gone to dark brown patina with areas of light surface erosion.The receiver is toned case hardening gone to a mottled grey/brown patina. The smooth wood stock is in fair condition with mars and compressions and missing the butt plate. The bore is fair and the action functions.Est.: $150-$300. (C+R).

Custom made display case fabricated for “Ivory Beads” Gun Shop on custom order late 1990s. Estimated replacement cost is $2000+ each. Measures 92” x 50” x 25 ½”. NOTE: all large items must be picked up by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $500-$1000

Custom made display case fabricated for “Ivory Beads” Gun Shop on custom order late 1990s. Estimated replacement cost is $2000+ each. Measures 92” x 50” x 25 ½”. NOTE: all large items must be picked up by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $500-$1000

Custom oversize safe made for William Ashby for Mauser rifle collection. Made by Sargent & Greenleaf Inc. and measures approx. 73"x47"x25". Circa 1980s and cost $4,200 each. NOTE: all large items must be pickedup by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $750-$1500

Custom oversize safe made for William Ashby for Mauser rifle collection. Made by Sargent & Greenleaf Inc. and measures approx. 73"x47"x25". Circa 1980s and cost $4,200 each. NOTE: all large items must be pickedup by Sept. 1st at the auction gallery. No shipping on this lot. Est.: $750-$1500

Remington Model 742 Woods Master semi-automatic carbine, .308 caliber, Serial #248751. The carbine is in very good overall condition with an 18 ½” barrel with a ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The rifle retains the majority of the blue finish with small mars and storage marks. The checkered wood stock is in good condition with small mars and compressions, sling swivels, sling and a checkered aluminum buttplate. The rifle is topped with Weaver rings and a Bushnell Lite-Site Scope Chief V illuminated fixed 4X scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Custom Springfield 1903 bolt action sporting rifle, .30 caliber, Serial #1238121. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 22” barrel with a ramped blade front sight and folding rear. The metal surfaces retaina significant amount of thinning blue finish. The custom smooth wood stock is in very good condition with a rosewood fore end cap, exaggerated pistol grip and rollover cheek piece. The rifle is topped with a Tasco 3 x9 variable power scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

Custom Mauser 98 bolt action sporting rifle, 6mm caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The metal surfaces have been re-blued and the bolt handle has been cut and re-welded to facilitate scope mounting. The metal surfaces retain nearly all of an old, quality re-blue. The magazine floor plate has a Nazi Waffen proof. The smooth wood custom stock has a pistol grip andexaggerated cheek piece, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad. Sling swivels and a period leather sling were added during the period of use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are mostlylegible. The rifle is topped with Weaver mounts, rings and a Tasco 3 x 9 variable power scope. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

C. Schilling Custom GEW 98 Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, .308 Winchester caliber, Serial #5891. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 26” medium weight barrel. The rifle retains nearly all of the matteblue finish with German proofs and acceptance marks on the front ring. The smooth wood custom stock is in very good condition with a cross bolt added and several well accomplished repairs on the butt stock.Sling swivels have been added and the butt ends with a solid rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The rifle is topped with a Tasco 3 x9 variable power scope. Est.:$400-$800. (Modern).

Colt Model 1908 semi-automatic pistol, .380 ACP caliber, Serial #171125. The pistol is in good overall condition as re-finished with a 3 ¾” barrel. The pistol retains the majority of the re-finished blue drifting todark patina with some old pin prick pitting evident on the left side of the slide. The checkered hard rubber Colt grips are in good condition with mars and scrapes. The action is crisp, the markings are legible and thebore is fair. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R/PPT).

Beretta Model 92F semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #C60304Z. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 4 ¾” barrel. The pistol retains the majority of the blue finish with wear on the barrel, high point edge wear and is marked, “MADE IN ITALY”. The checkered plastic Beretta grips are in very good condition. The action is crisp, the markings are sharp and the bore is good. The lot includes one ten roundmagazine and one hi-cap magazine which is not available to California buyers unless plugged. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern/PPT).

Mauser P-38 BYF 43 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #2321. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 4.9” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 50%-60% of the thinning military finish withNazi Waffen proof 135 on the slide and on the frame with no visible import marks. All matching visible serial numbers. The ribbed bakelite grips are in good condition with the lanyard ring retained. The lot includes one correct P-38 marked magazine. The action is crisp, the markings are sharp and the bore is bright. According to the consignor, the pistol has descended through the family after being taken from a dead German officer inWWII. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Model 39-2 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #A233045. The pistol is in very good condition with a 4” barrel with a blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains a significantamount of thinning blue finish with holster wear at the muzzle. The checkered wood medallion grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering. The pistol comes with two correct magazines. The bore is good,the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern/PPT).

L.C. Smith Ideal Grade Side by Side shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #106862. The shotgun is in good overall condition with 30” barrels with a full-length filed rib. The barrels have gone to a brown patina with areas of lightsurface erosion. The receiver is toning case hardening with light scroll engraving and game scenes on the side plates with double triggers. The checkered wood stocks are in good condition with a splinter fore end, horn grip cap, flattening of the checkering, small mars and dents consistent with field use. The buttstock ends with a hard rubber butt plate providing a 13 ½” LOP. The bores are dirty and may clean to good, the actionis crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

Winchester Model 100 semi-automatic rifle, .308 caliber, Serial #128128. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 22” barrel with a hooded front sight and folding rear. The metal surfaces retainnearly all of the blue finish with light handling marks. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with a checkered plastic butt plate. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp.The rifle is topped with a Bushnell Custom-M 3 x 9 variable power scope. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Colt New Frontier SA revolver, .22 Magnum caliber, Serial #G106096. The pistol is in excellent overall condition with a 4 ¾” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 98% of the blue finish with vivid case hardening on the frame. The checkered plastic eagle grips are in excellent condition showing little, if any use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes an additional cylinderchambered in .22 Long Rifle caliber. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern/PPT).

Early brass pocket mold .31 caliber with no sprue cutter. A few scratches and dents with crisp cavities. Good for case. Est.: $150-$300

Colt Frontier Scout SA revolver, .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #116563F. The pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approximately 96%-98% of the blue finish with a faint index line on the cylinder and a 4¾” barrel. The faux stag grips are in excellent condition showing little use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot comes in a factory wood grain cardboard box with allassociated packaging materials. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R/PPT).

Colt Frontier Scout SA revolver, .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #119153F. The pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approximately 98%-99% of the blue finish with a faint index line on the cylinder and a 4¾” barrel. The faux stag grips are in excellent condition showing little use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot comes in a factory wood grain cardboard box with allassociated packaging materials. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R/PPT).

Colt Pre-Woodsman semi-automatic pistol, .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #34495. The pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approximately 90% of the blue finish with wear on the left side of the 6 ¾” Pencilbarrel. There are seven digits that have been inscribed around the magazine well. The checkered wood grips are in very good condition with some flattening of the checkering. The bore is good, the action iscrisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Colt circa 1923. The lot includes one correct, two-tone magazine. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Model 586 DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, Serial #AJC1164. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 6” barrel with an orange insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains the majority of the thinning blue finish with holster wear along the barrel and cylinder. The checkered wood medallion grips are in very good condition with small mars and dents from carry and use. Thehammer and trigger show muted case hardening. The action is crisp and the bore is bright. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern/PPT).

Reproduction Confederate Cavalry saber etched “C.S.A.” with scabbard. Est.: $100-$200

Smith & Wesson Model 65-2 DA revolver, .357 Magnum caliber, Serial #7D51453. The pistol is as new in the factory cardboard box with a 3” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 98%-99% of the stainless steel finish withlight wear at the muzzle and a faint drag line on the cylinder. The checkered wood medallion grips are in excellent condition showing little use. The lot includes the blue factory cardboard box withal associatedpackaging materials and matching end label. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern/PPT).

Early brass pocket mold .31 caliber with no spruce cutter. Minor dings. About good. Est.: $80-$160

Winchester Model 1894 NRA Centennial lever action saddle ring rifle, .30-30 caliber, Serial #NRA 9801. The rifle is in nearly excellent overall condition with a 24” round barrel and half magazine. The rifle retainsnearly all of the blue finish with the saddle ring retained. The receiver is engraved with NRA and 1871-1971 in honor of the centennial. The smooth wood pistol grip gunstock is in excellent condition with anNRA medallion in the right butt stock. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes the factory cardboard box with all associated packaging materials. Est.: $400-$800.(Modern).

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .30 WCF caliber, Serial #801458. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” octagon barrel and full-length magazine. The rifle is a grey patina that has been lightlyre-stored with light to moderate pitting on the barrel and receiver. The smooth wood stocks are replacements and have been lightly sanded. The bore is rough with moderate to heavy pitting, the action functions and themarkings are legible. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

2 19th century “Drill Muskets” for cadets or military school in Europe. Used parts from real percussion muskets. Attic find. Est.: $100-$200

Winchester Model 94AE XTR lever action rifle, .307 Winchester caliber, Serial #AE11483. The rifle is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with a 20” barrel and full-length magazine. The rifle retains themajority of the blue finish with wear at the muzzle and discoloration around the rear sight. A Williams receiver sight has been added during the period of use. The checkered wood stocks are in very goodcondition with small mars and scratches and a ventilated rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $400-$800. (Modern).

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .25-35 WCF caliber, Serial #199514. The rifle has been redone with the octagon barrel shortened to 20” with a full-length magazine. The barrel and magazine retain asignificant amount to of toning blue finish with the rear sight removed and replaced with a King sight. The sight was moved back and the original dove tail was left open. The receiver has been cleaned and has a lightbrown patina. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition with small mars and compressions due to carry and handling. The bore is fair with some light pitting, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

Savage Model 99 takedown lever action rifle, .300 Savage caliber, Serial #288429. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The front sight blade is missing and the metal surfaces show light surfacerust on the barrel and receiver. The smooth wood stock is in good condition having been lightly sanded with the original Savage marked steel butt plate retained. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Model 99. The rifle is topped with a Weaver K-2.5 with fine crosshair reticle. Est.: $400-$800. (C+R).

Colt marked .36 B caliber mold. Cavities are good. 40% blue. May clean. Fresh rust. Est.: $150-$300

Custom Model 1917 bolt action rifle, .30 caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The rifle retains a significant amount of blue finish with flaming bomb emblems andproofs. The custom checkered wood stock is in good condition with an ebony fore end cap and pistol grip. The butt stock has an exaggerated rollover cheek piece and ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, slingswivels and period leather sling. The rifle is topped with a Tasco 6 x 40 fixed power scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

Winchester Model 1897 pump shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #642581. The shotgun is in good overall condition with a 30” barrel. The shotgun has gone to medium brown patina with old, toning blue finish in the protectedareas. The smooth wood stocks are in good condition showing moderate wear with dents and compressions from field use. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R).

Voere Mauser Model 3000 bolt action rifle, .300 Winchester Magnum caliber, Serial #P61433. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel marked, Austria. The rifle retains the majority of the bluefinish with wear at the muzzle and mars consistent with field use. The Bell & Carlson synthetic stock is in very good condition with a solid rubber recoil pad. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. The rifle is topped with a Tasco World Class 3 x 9 scope, with sling swivels and a nylon sling added during the period of use. $350-$700. (Modern).

Custom Springfield 1903 bolt action sporting rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #1521546. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel with a ramped blade front sight and a military ladder style rear. The metalsurfaces retain a significant amount of original military finish showing light scratches, while the barrel is dated 8-44 with the flaming bomb emblem. The custom smooth wood thumbhole stock is in very goodcondition with a rosewood fore end cap, exaggerated pistol grip and rollover cheek piece. The buttstock has sling swivels, custom leather sling and ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 15”LOP. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this custom Springfield. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R).

Beretta Model 81 semi-automatic pistol, .32 ACP caliber, Serial #D89861W. The pistol is as new in the factory cardboard box with a 3 ¾” barrel. The pistol retains 98%-99% of the blue finish with light handling marks. Thecheckered plastic grips are in excellent condition showing little use. The lot includes one correct magazine, the factory cardboard box and all associated packaging materials. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern/PPT).

Smith & Wesson Model 39-2 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #A184406. The pistol is in very good condition with a 4” barrel with an orange insert blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains a significant amount of thinning blue finish with holster wear and loss of finish on the right side of barrel. The checkered wood medallion grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering. The pistol comes inthe original blue cardboard factory box with matching end label, five correct magazines and all associated packaging materials. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $350-$700.(Modern/PPT).

Stevens Lord No.36 single shot target pistol, .22 caliber, Serial #771. The pistol is in good overall condition with a 12” barrel with a German silver knife blade front sight. The pistol has gone to grey/brown patina with light to moderate pitting on the barrel. The barrel release has been replaced with a small amount of thinning silver finish on the trigger guard. The smooth ivory grips are in very good condition with a small amount of cracking to the right panel and an even mellow patina. The bore is rough with light to moderate pitting. Est.: $350-$700. (Antique).

Remington Model 740 Woods Master semi-automatic rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #16604. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel including the after-market Herter’s muzzle break. Therifle retains the majority of the blue finish with light surface rust, primarily on the barrel. The smooth wood stock is in good condition with small mars and compressions, sling swivels, sling and a ventilated rubberrecoil pad. The rifle is topped with Weaver mounts, rings and a BSA 3 x 9 variable power scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern).

FN Mauser bolt action sporting rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #38692. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 24” barrel with a hooded front and adjustable rear sights. The rifle retains nearly all the blue finishwith light scratches and mars from carry and use. All visible serial numbers are matching and there are several Belgian proofs on the barrel and the receiver. The deluxe checkered wood stock is in very goodcondition with a horn grip cap, butt plate and cross bolt added to mitigate recoil. Sling swivels and a period leather sling have been added during the period of use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and themarkings are sharp on this desirable Belgian made FN sporter. The rifle is topped with a Bushnell Scope Chief IV adjustable power scope. Est.: $350-$700. (C+R).

Hi-Standard Model “B” semi-automatic pistol, .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #14138. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 6 ¾” barrel. The pistol retains a significant amount of muted blue finish with wear at themuzzle. The checkered plastic grips are in very good condition with small mars consistent with carry and use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes one correct,two-tone magazine and a period hand tooled leather flap holster. Est.: $350-$700. (Modern/PPT).

Colt Frontier Scout SA revolver, .22 L.R. caliber, Serial #53822P. The pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approximately 93%-95% of the blue finish with a faint index line on the cylinder and a 4¾” barrel. The medallion faux stag grips are in excellent condition showing little use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes an extra .22 Magnum cylinder. Est.: $250-$500. (Modern/PPT).

Early Ruger Black Hawk SA Flattop revolver, .44 Magnum caliber, Serial #16560. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 7 ½” barrel with a ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retains a significant amount of muted blue finish with holster wear at the muzzle and an index line on the cylinder. The frame is polished matte stainless steel. The smooth wood medallion grips are in very good conditionwith small mars from carry and use. The bore is bright and the action is crisp on this early production, pre-transfer bar Flattop Black Hawk. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern/PPT).

Custom Model 1917 Enfield bolt action sporting rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The rifle retains the majority of the blue finish with a jeweledbolt and follower. The custom hand carved wood stock is in good condition with an exotic wood fore end cap, pistol grip and detailed carvings oak leaves, acorns and a stag. The bore is fair, the action is crispand the markings are legible. The rifle is topped with a Buehler one-piece mount and a Leupold M7-4X fixed power scope. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

Savage Model 99A lever action rifle, .308 Winchester caliber, Serial #D505397. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 22” barrel. The metal surfaces retain nearly all of the blue finish with the front sightremoved and a folding rear sight. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with a Schnabel fore end showing little use. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Model99. The rifle is topped with a Bushnell Trophy XLT 4 x 12 Variable Power scope with an adjustable objective. The lot includes sling swivels and a period leather rifle sling. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Franchi Model 48AL semi-automatic shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #B13511. The shotgun is in very good to nearly fine overall condition with a 30” barrel with a ramped blade rifle sight. The shotgun retains nearly all of the blue finish with small mars, scratches and numerous proofs on the underside of the receiver. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with dents and compressions consistent with field use. Thebore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Chinese Norinco SKS semi-automatic rifle, 7.62 x 39 caliber, Serial #22001308. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a23” barrel including an aftermarket muzzle break with a hooded aircraft front andmilitary tangent rear sights. The rifle retains the majority of the military finish. The synthetic stock is in good overall condition with a wooden top on the fore end. The butt stock has had sling swivels and acanvas sling added. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The rifle is topped with an unmarked 4 x 20 fixed power scope. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Browning BPS pump shotgun, 10 gauge, Serial #05225MZ121. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with a 28” barrel with a full-length rib. The shotgun is finished in Mossy Oak Break Up camouflage with slingswivels and sling. The synthetic stock is in very good condition with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 14 ¼” LOP. The receiver has had a B-Square picatinny rail system added. The bore is dirty but mayclean to good, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Remington Model 788 bolt action rifle, .243 Winchester caliber, Serial #6121643. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 22” barrel. The rifle retains approximately 92%-94% of the factory blue finish withstorage marks. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with small mars and scrapes consistent with field use. The stocks has sling swivels, leather sling and ends with a plastic butt plate. The rifle is topped with a Weaver one-piece mount and a Simmons 3 x 9 variable power scope. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The lot includes one correct magazine. Est.: $300-$600.(Modern).

Winchester Model 1897 pump shotgun, 12 gauge, Serial #733046. The shotgun is in good overall condition with a 30” barrel. The shotgun has gone to a mottled grey/brown patina. The smooth wood stocks are in goodcondition showing heavy use with a round knob pistol grip and smooth steel butt plate which is slightly proud. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #6352098. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 22” barrel with a ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights. The rifle retains nearly all of theblue finish with small mars and loss of finish at the muzzle. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with scratches and mars consistent with field use. The bore is good, the action is crisp andthe markings are sharp. The rifle has sling swivels, sling and comes topped with Bushnell Sharpshooter fixed 4X scope. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Custom BRNO VZ-24 Mauser sporting rifle, .30-06 caliber, Serial #5453R4. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The rifle retains the majority of the blue finish with scratches and mars fromcarry and use with a blind magazine. The synthetic stock is in good condition with a solid rubber butt pad that needs replacement. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. The rifle istopped a Redfield one-piece mount and rings with a Nikon 3 x 9 variable power rifle scope. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Smith & Wesson Model 5906 semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, Serial #TCZ9714. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 4” barrel with a blade front and adjustable rear sights. The pistol retainsthe majority of the matte stainless steel finish with holster wear at the muzzle. The textured rubber grips are in good condition. The bore is good and action crisp. The lot includes an open top Kydex belt holster andone hi-cap magazine which is not for sale to California buyers unless plugged. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern/PPT).

Hi-Point Model JHP semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #X418544. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 4 ½” barrel. The pistol retains the majority of the black finish with holster wear at themuzzle. The textured plastic grips are in good condition with mars and scratches from carry and use. The lot includes two correct magazines and a nylon belt holster. The action functions, the markings are legibleand the bore is good. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern/PPT).

Japanese Nambu Type 14 semi-automatic pistol, 8mm caliber, Serial #95345. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 6” barrel. The pistol retains approximately 50%-60% thinning blue finish drifting to grey patina. The ribbed wood grips are in good condition with mars and dents consistent with service use. The pistol includes one correct magazine. The markings are sharp, the action is crisp and the bore is good.Est.: $300-$600. (C+R/PPT).

Remington Model 600 Mohawk bolt action rifle, .243 Winchester caliber, Serial #A6429863. The rifle is in excellent overall condition with an 18” barrel with a ramped blade front sight and the rear has been removed. Themetal surfaces retain nearly all of the blue finish with light handling marks. The checkered wood stock is in very good condition with small mars consistent with field use. The butt stock ends with aventilated rubber recoil pad and sling swivels and a leather sling have been added. The rifle is topped with a Tasco 4 x 12 variable power scope with an adjustable objective. The bore is good, the action iscrisp and the markings are sharp on this desirable Mohawk. Est.: $300-$600. (Modern).

Custom German Mauser 98 pre-war sporting rifle, 8mm caliber, Serial #62499Z. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 26” barrel with a ramped blade front, two blade folding rear sights and sling swivel.The metal surfaces have gone to mottled patina with light border engraving visible on the receiver, marked wz.29 on the side wall. The checkered wood stock has a slight Schnabel fore end, horn grip cap and buttplate. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp on this pre-war 98 sporter. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R).

One modern star of David in solid 14k yellow gold weighing 3.25gms on a gold filled chain Est:$175-350

A collection of 3 rings in sterling silver including a Claddagh set with a heart shaped chatam emerald and 2 set with Arizona Jade Est:$200-400

One fine quality lite lavender Jade bangle bracelet with special design Est:$150-300

One beautiful apple green Jade solid bangle bracelet Est:$150-300

Slot machine for tokens only. Amusement purposes only. No payout. Working. Est.: $200-$400

Custom Mosin-Nagant bolt action sporting rifle, 7.62 x 54R caliber, Serial #34705. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 27” barrel with a hooded front and military tangent style rear sights. An after-marketbolt on muzzle break has been added. The metal surfaces retain a significant amount of military finish with Russian proofs and crest on the front ring dated 1937. All matching visible serial numbers with lightsurface rust on the receiver. The smooth laminate wood thumbhole stock is in very good condition with a solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13 ¾” LOP. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R).

Custom Springfield 1903 bolt action sporting rifle, .30 caliber, Serial #3614422. The rifle is in fine overall condition with a 23” barrel with a ramped blade front sight and rear removed. The metal surfaces retainnearly all of an old, quality re-blue showing only handling and storage marks. The smooth wood custom stock is in very good condition with sling swivels, leather sling and ventilated rubber recoil pad. The rifle istopped with a Leupold 3 x 9 variable power scope with clear, crisp optics. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are legible. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R).

Custom Remington Rolling Block single shot rifle, 7mm Mauser caliber, Serial #NSNV. The rifle is in good overall condition as refinished. The barrel is 20 ½” in length with the sights removed and a barrel bandswivel installed. The rifle retains nearly all of the old re-blued finish. The smooth wood stock has been shortened to a 12” LOP and a coat of varnish added. The rifle is topped with a Weaver K4 fixed power scope.The bore is fair with areas of moderate pitting, the action functions and the markings are no longer visible. A period leather sling has been added. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R).

Colt Model 1903 semi-automatic pistol, .32 caliber, Serial #485900. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 3 ¾” barrel. The pistol retains a significant amount of thinning blue finish with losses at the muzzle, top of the slide and high point edge wear. The Colt emblem at the rear of the slide is crisp. The checkered wood medallion grips are in good condition with some flattening of the checkering and smallmars consistent with carry and use. The lot includes one correct Colt marked magazine. The bore is fair and the action is crisp. Est.: $300-$600. (C+R/PPT).

Bag flask with 3 stage changer suitable for English casing of ’49, ’62 police or pocket navy. Very good condition and marked “Colt’s Pocket Flask”. 75%-85% lacquer finish. Minor dents. Good spring. Scarce. Est.: $250-$500

Small bowfront showcase measuring 12" tall by 35". Oak and made by Farley & Hoffman, Rochester, NY. Very good condition Est:$350-700

18th to 19th century hunting sword with carved bone grip and triangular blade, “S” shaped iron guard, and original leather covered wood grip. Measures 24” overall with an 18 ½” blade. Some flaking to the leatherbut good overall. Est.: $350-$700

Winchester Model 1905 S.L., semi-automatic rifle, .32 caliber, Serial #27168. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 22” barrel. The barrel retains a significant amount of flaking blue finish with theremainder drifting to grey patina. The receiver is an overall grey patina. The smooth wood stock is in very good condition with a checkered hard rubber butt plate. The bore is fair, the action is crisp and themarkings are sharp. Est.: $250-$500. (C+R).

Llama IX semi-automatic pistol, .45 ACP caliber, Serial #A29043. The pistol is in very good condition with a replacement Clark barrel with threaded muzzle measuring 6”. The pistol retains approximately 90% of theblue finish with scratches and mars from carry and use. The smooth wood medallion grips have been painted OD green with scratches and loss of finish at the base. The action is crisp and the bore is good.The lot includes one correct magazine. Est.: $250-$500. (Modern). *No California Sales on this item*

Smith & Wesson Model SW40V semi-automatic pistol, .40 S&W caliber, Serial #PAN5153. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 4” barrel. The slide retains nearly all of the matte stainless steel finish with ablack composite frame. The textured grips are in very good condition. The bore is good, the action is crisp and the markings are sharp. The pistol comes in the factory plastic case with one correct magazine and acleaning rod. Est.: $250-$500. (Modern/PPT).

Sig Sauer .22 Long Rifle conversion unit for a Model P-220. The unit is as new in the factory plastic case with a 4 ½” barrel and one correct magazine. Est.: $250-$350.

WWI U.S. marked L. F. & C. Trench knife with scabbard and personalized inscription on the grip. The knife is in very good condition with an overall length of 14” and a 9” triangular spike blade. The handguard ismarked, “U.S. L. F. & C. 1917”. The knife has a wraparound studded steel handguard with a skull crusher at the pommel. The smooth wooden handle has finger grooves and is marked, “SGT. FRED ROBERTS U.S. ARMY” andthere are additional markings on the obverse which are illegible. The leather scabbard is marked, “MS” on the steel throat and cap with the hanger intact. The aged leather retains some original green finish. A verynice WWI vintage trench knife by a well-known maker dated 1917 that deserves further research. Not for sale in California or where prohibited. Est.: $300-$600.

Hungarian PA-63 semi-automatic pistol, 9 x 18 Makarov caliber, Serial #AF3616. The pistol is in very good overall condition with a 3 ¾” barrel. The slide retains the majority of the thinning blue finish with holster wearat the muzzle. The matte stainless steel frame shows considerable finish with import marks and Hungary on the left side. The checkered plastic grips are in very good condition. The action is crisp and the boreis bright. The lot includes two correct magazines and a nylon belt holster. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern/PPT).

Pocket model size flask by American cap and flask co. with eagle and E. Plurbis Unum in banner. Good to very good with 30%-50% lacquer. Good spring. Minor dents and aging. Est.: $200-$400