'Second Generation' Western style single action revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1971. Colt ceased production of the SAA at the beginning of WWII with no plans to restart production after the war, but due to the increased popularity of western films they began manufacturing the SAA again (hence the 2nd generation) in 1956. Features a bright nickel plated finish, 4 3/4" barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with crescent head and two-piece smooth walnut grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, cylinder, front strap, back strap and both grip panels. Includes the original factory two piece “Stage Coach” cardboard box with literature and matching cardboard outer sleeve. Revolver retains nearly all of its original bright nickel plated finish with only minor handling marks observed. Action is crisp with four clicks, the bore is pristine and the matching wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Government sized 1911 style semiautomatic pistol features stainless steel construction, approx 5" barrel, BoMar style adjustable rear sight, blade front sight in dovetail, extended ambidextrous manual safety, beavertail style grip safety with "memory bump" style pad, Grey/Black laminated Ruger logo grips. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external appearance is Excellent, like new, few signs of handling. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, bushing wrench, two Ruger magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Desirable large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1976. Features a bright nickel plated finish, 4" vent rib barrel with full underlug, serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, serrated trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, ‘I’ frame with serrated backstrap and checkered walnut target grips with gold Colt medallions. Includes a reproduction wood grain cardboard box with styrofoam and documents. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original nickel plated finish showing superficial scratches, some small dings on the barrel towards the muzzle and losses on the right side of the barrel rib. Action is very smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the refinished wood grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Very Good+ in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Direct impingement operated semi-automatic AR pattern modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, manufactured by Colt Defense in Hartford, CT circa 2013. Features a matte black finish, chrome lined 16.25” M4 profile barrel with 1:7 twist, A2 bird cage flash hider, A2 shrouded adjustable post front sight with bayonet lug on the underside, flat-top upper receiver with T-marked picatinny optic rail, forward assist, shell deflector, dust cover, M16 profile bolt carrier, mil-spec charging handle, single stage trigger, safety selector on the left side of the lower receiver, push button magazine release, factory 20 round magazine, two-point black nylon sling partly attached with a left side swivel affixed to the barrel, carbine length gas system with dual heat shield handguard, A2 pistol grip and Rogers Super-Stoc four-position telescoping shoulder stock. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor wear on the optics rail and some scattered scratches & scuffs from handling. Action is sound, the bore is pristine, markings are crisp and the synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

‘Fully Tansferable’ Select fire open bolt submachine gun chambered in 9x19mm with Lage MAX-11 Slowfire upper. Features a parkerized finish, 8.25" threaded barrel, Gemtech Viper-9 9mm suppressor, Lage MAX-11 left-side-charging upper receiver with optic & accessory rails, smooth trigger, oversized manual safety to the right of the triggerguard, selector switch on the left side of the lower receiver, heel/thumb magazine release, extended magazine, two-piece black polymer grip and fixed shoulder stock with rubber recoil pad. Includes the original top-charging 9mm complete upper with 5 3/8” threaded barrel, 5 spare magazines and a Lage MAX-11/22 .22 LR conversion unit with four 40 round magazines. Machine gun retains approximately 95% of its parkerized finish showing edge wear and scattered handling marks. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the polymer stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***NFA/Class 3 Firearm***

‘T Series, Tangent Sight’ Desirable single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1969. Features a blued finish, 4.75" barrel, external extractor, dovetailed blade front sight with white accent, tangent rear sight graduated to 500 meters, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, unmarked 13 round magazine, steel frame and checkered walnut grips with red painted backs. Includes a factory zippered soft case with manual. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing only minor scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***C&R Firearm***

'MK IV Series 80 Government Model' 1911A1 style single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 10mm Auto, manufactured circa 1988 (second year production). Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, 5" barrel, three-dot sights, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 9 round magazine, serrated arched mainspring housing, steel frame and textured one-piece black neoprene wrap-around grip with red/black Delta medallions. Includes the original maroon cardboard factory box with styrofoam inserts, documents and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing minor edge wear, some scattered scratches and light slide wear on the trigger. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the factory grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

'Third Generation, P2940' Western style single action revolver chambered in .44-40 Winchester, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1984. The third generation of the SAA is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & solid cylinder, production spans from 1976 to present. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 4 3/4" barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with bullseye ring head, ‘blackpowder’ frame with corresponding patent dates and two-piece ivory grips with gold Colt medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, cylinder, front strap, back strap and on both grip panels. Includes the original factory maroon cardboard box with styrofoam inserts, literature and hang tag. Revolver retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is crisp with four clicks, the bore is pristine and the genuine ivory grips are fine with good color. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Factory engraved striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 6.35mm, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1965. Features a satin silver finish, beautiful 90% coverage vine & floral engraving, 2" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, fixed sights with blade front & ‘v’ notched rear, smooth gold plated trigger, manual safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, heel magazine release, 6 round magazine, steel frame, and faux-mother-of-pearl synthetic grips. Pistol retains nearly all of its satin silver finish showing some minor discoloration near the muzzle on the slide, around the barrel address and around the serial number on the frame. The trigger also shows slight wear with some of the gold plating worn off. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

'Third Generation' Embellished single action six-shot revolver chambered in .44-40 Winchester, manufactured circa 1984. The embellishments, serial number suffix, and configuration (with exception to the cylinder & grips) are consistent with the S.A.A.s in the “Winchester-Colt Commemorative Set". It is most likely that this revolver was an overrun of the commemorative set. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 7 1/2" barrel with old style single line address & gold embellishments, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, bulls-eye ring ejector, fluted cylinder with pressed bushing, smooth thin trigger, hammer with polished flats & knurled spur, ‘blackpowder’ frame, gold “Col. Sam Colt” on the backstrap, and two-piece faux-stage grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame and cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing light wear and some red residue on the cylinder. Action appears mechanically sound though the hammer spring seems light, lock-up is very good, the bore is very good, and the synthetic grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: B1879 Scarce & desirable recoil operated semi-automatic military rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured in Providence, RI circa 1941-1945. Features a parkerized finish, 22" quick-detach barrel with bayonet lug, shrouded blade front sight, fully-adjustable rear aperture sight, serrated trigger, pivoting safety forward of the trigger guard, internal 10 round rotary magazine with stripper clip guide, cylindrical charging handle, sling swivels, ventilated metal handguard, smooth walnut forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate. Observed serial numbers are #B1879 on the receiver and #B7767 on the bolt. Other markings: Receiver – “*”, "CRANSTON/ARMS/CO" in an inverted triangle, 5 lines of patent information, and “CAL. 30-’06 SEMI-AUTO./’JOHNSON AUTOMATICS”/ MODEL OF 1941/MADE IN PROVIDENCE, R.I., U.S.A.”. Barrel – “P”, "J.A./30-06", "45-444", and “41". Rifle retains nearly 50% of its original finish showing honest wear with balance comprised of an aging brown patina. Action is sound, the bore is good, markings are clear, and wood stocks are good showing blemishes & losses. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Premium quality stainless steel large frame double action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured circa 1995. Features a satin brushed finish, 6" ventilation ribbed barrel with recessed crown & full underlug, raised ramp front sight with orange insert, removed rear sight, installed aluminum scope rail, fluted six-shot cylinder, partially serrated wide trigger, serrated wide hammer spur, flat top “V” frame and Colt branded two-piece checkered black rubber wrap-around finger groove grip with silver Colt medallions. Includes the original factory hard case & cardboard sleeve with documents and hang tag. Revolver exhibits moderate handling wear with superficial scratches and drag marks on the cylinder. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the rubber grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Very Good in box. ***Modern Firearm***

'Third Generation' Cased, western style single action revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1988. The third generation of the SAA is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & solid cylinder, production spans from 1976 to present. Features a bright nickel plated finish, 5 1/2" barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with bullseye ring head, ‘blackpowder’ frame with corresponding patent dates and two-piece ivory grips with silver Colt medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, cylinder, front strap, back strap and on both grip panels. Includes a custom walnut display case with French fitted interior lined in maroon velvet. Revolver retains nearly all of its original bright nickel plated finish with only minor handling marks observed. Action is crisp with four clicks, the bore is pristine and the genuine ivory grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

'The .44 Magnum' Cased, large frame double action revolver chambered in 44 Magnum, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1975-1977. Features a blued finish, pinned 8 3/8" barrel with a partially serrated sighting rib, raised ramp front sight with orange insert, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, case hardened .500" serrated target trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, three screw square butt N target frame with 10 groove grip straps and two piece checkered walnut target grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes a factory wooden presentation case with blue flock covered plastic inserts, literature, cleaning tools and a 1977 dated receipt for the amount of $305.00. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light scattered handling marks and wear. Action is smooth with very good lock up, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good+ with some small blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm****

‘1-H Tropical Rifle’ High quality big bore single-shot falling block sporting rifle chambered in .405 Winchester, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 2005. Features a blued finish, 24" heavy barrel with full banded sling stud, ramped blade front sight with white bead, quarter rib with adjustable folding leaf rear sight & integral scope base cuts, serrated trigger, sliding tang safety, stainless steel breech block, point checkered American Walnut Alexander Henry forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with metal grip cap, installed swivel stud, factory recoil pad & 13 5/8” LOP. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual. Also includes 73 rounds of Hornady ammunition (mostly 300 grain SP) and 44 spent cases. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing little to no wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and wood stocks are near fine with a few minor imperfections. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Highly desirable single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Switzerland by Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG). Features a blued slide, 4.8" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, smooth two-stage trigger, serrated hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, 8 round magazine, phosphorous finished steel frame with serrated front strap & lanyard loop on the left side and checkered black plastic wrap-around grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, slide and barrel. No import marks have been observed. Pistol exhibits approximately 90% of its original finish showing edge wear, thinning on the grip straps and some bright wear from the controls. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the plastic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+++. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 41205 Excellent condition complete conversion unit for the Sig P210 pistols. Features a polished blued slide marked "Cal.22lg.rf." & "SIG" in an oval, 4.9" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed blade front sight, and dovetailed rear sight with 'u' notch. Serial numbers match on the barrel and slide. Includes the original two-piece green cardboard box and factory magazine. Shows some scattered dried grease and very little use.

‘American Eagle Luger’ Post-war commercial production toggle lock recoil operated semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9mm Luger, manufactured in Germany circa 1970’s. Imported by Interarms of Alexandria, Virginia with import stamp on the right side of the barrel extension. Features a blued finish with straw colored small parts & American Eagle crest to top of the breech, 4" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'v' serrated ramp front sight, 'u' notched rear sight, smooth crescent trigger, knurled charging knobs on the rear toggle link, manual safety of the left side of the frame, grip safety, knurled push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with black plastic base, steel frame, and two-piece checkered wood grips. Includes the original factory two-piece cardboard box with spare magazine and loading tool. Also includes a reproduction WWII black leather holster. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing light wear on the back of the frame from the rear toggle link with little wear observed elsewhere. Action is sound, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

'Police Self-Loading Pistol' Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) Police marked striker fired single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured July, 1986. In 1976 the German Police adopted three pistols for service use, the Walther P5, the Sig Sauer P6 and the Heckler & Koch P7. This uniquely engineered pistol utilizes a gas-delayed-blowback system and has a manual cocking lever built-in to the grip. Imported by HK Inc. of Trussville, AL. with import marks on the left side on the frame. Features a blued finish, 4.1" barrel with polygonal rifling & fluted chamber, dovetailed high contrast three-dot sights (the dot on the front sight is missing), wide serrated trigger, small triggerguard, heel magazine release, factory 8 round magazine, steel frame, manual cocking lever that also functions as a slide release, lightly stippled grip straps and factory two-piece stippled black synthetic grips. Includes the original black factory hard case numbered to the gun, containing a cleaning brush and take-down tool. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its factory finish showing minor high point edge wear and light slide wear on the sides of the cocking piece. Action is strong, the bore is pristine and synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

First production year "A" series military single shot (most were converted to magazine feed) rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better, bright with strong rifling. Metal is clean, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Some screw slots show light marring. Wood is good condition with many small dents and some light scraping at butt. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are tight. Markings include: DeBeaumont / Maastricht; circle stock cartouche, crown N, crown P, other proofs. Other numbers include 348, 1562. Attributed as previously residing in a museum collection in Holland. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

'Hammer Letter Series' Vintage single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1945. Only an approximate 6,900 pistols were produced with the early “HI-STANDARD/MODEL H-D” roll stamp on the slide. Features a polished blued finish, 6 3/4" medium weight barrel, serrated patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, slide catch & take-down lever on the right side of the frame, heel magazine release, two-tone 10 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Includes a factory instruction sheet, wool lined holster and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its lustrous blued finish showing scattered scratches, light wear on the sides of the barrel and a small amount of light surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good with minor losses. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action. Bore is good to very good, bright with strong rifling, few pits near muzzle. Cylinder charge holes are very good. Retains 75% blue, mostly turning a little gray, patina forming on side plate, bare metal showing on high spots, top strap, grip straps, near muzzle. Sides of trigger retain much original bright blue color. Sides of hammer show some graying and some tiny pits. Grips are very good condition walnut with some small dents. Action operates smoothly with tight lockup. Cylinder latch return is a bit sticky, from dried grease or a weak spring. Markings include "1898" & "RAC" stamps on left grip, "DMT" cartouche on grips, "RAC" at frame & cylinder, "US ARMY MODEL 1894" at bottom of frame. Observed numbers match. Includes good condition brown leather flap holster with "US" stamp. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

Beautiful Solid 14k Gold with 54 diamonds weights 1.87 oz in excellent condition

U.S. military contact breech-loading lever action repeating rifle chambered in .50 Rimfire, manufactured by Burnside Rifle Co. circa 1865. Features a 20" barrel with three land rifling, raised blade front sight, flip-up ladder rear sight graduated to 900 yards, rounded trigger, knurled hammer spur, 7 round tube magazine located in the buttstock, sling bar with saddle ring, 'J' shaped finger lever, provisions for the Stabler cut-off, smooth walnut forend with single barrel band, and straight grip shoulder stock with metal carbine buttplate. Rifle retains minor traces of finish with the vast majority of the metal surfaces displaying an aged brown patina. Action is sound, the bore is good, markings are good, and the wood stocks are near good with cracks & losses on the forend. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Scarce 1940 dated Mauser banner commercial Luger pistol chambered in 9x19mm. This pistol has all the characteristics of a 1940 dated German Police Luger, is in the correct serial number range (1100x-5800x), and has all the correct markings though the / “L” marking is partially stuck, missing the “L”. Configuration: Full salt blued finish, 4” tapered barrel, dovetailed inverted ‘v’ front sight, fixed rear sight with 'v' notch, smooth crescent trigger, knurled charging knobs on the rear toggle link, manual safety of the left side of the frame, sear safety, knurled push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with serial number matched aluminum base, steel frame with lanyard loop & stock lug on the backstrap, and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Includes a spare serial number matched magazine. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, sear, sear bar lever, breechblock, extractor, firing pin, front toggle link, rear toggle link, connecting pin, sideplate, locking bolt, trigger, frame and both magazine bases. The magazines are numbered “1” & “2” but lack the police marking. Pistol retains approximately 87% of its original blued finish showing holster wear and finish loss on the grip straps. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, the markings are crisp and the wood grips are very good with /”655” markings. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 15NRA566 ‘Friends of NRA Edition’ 1860 Henry pattern lever action repeating rifle chambered in .44-40 Winchester, proudly made in America. Futures a lustrous blued 24.5” octagonal barrel, 13 round tube magazine, silver blade front sight, folding ladder-style rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, polished brass receiver with period style scroll embellishments marked with the NRA logo, “FRIENDS OF NRA” & “High Caliber Club”, blued finger lever with locking latch, and straight grip fancy figured walnut shoulder stock with trapdoor brass crescent buttplate. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents. Rifle retains nearly all of its original finish showing minor handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Geometric inlay design done by famous Hopi silversmith Lawerence Saufkie maker marked with his bear mark. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City, New Mexico. Bio- Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

NVSN Military single shot rifle. Features approx 20" barrel, two position flip style rear sight, sling bar with saddle ring. Bore is good condition, frosted appearance with shallow rifling. Bluing has turned gray or brownish gray, some pitting in places. Wood is in good serviceable condition with scratches and dents; butt appears a replacement with replacement wood to fill sling swivel recess. Remington three line address on top tang is readable but faint. Various letters, numbers and symbols carved into butt stock. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

German semiautomatic pistol imported by HKI, Columbus GA. Features 4.1" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, striker fired with striker status indication, manual safety in trigger, accessory rail on dust cover, changeable grip panels and backstrap. Finish is black slide over gray polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory plastic case, manual, cable lock, two additional backstraps, two additional sets of grip panels, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

.50-70 NVSN New York State Militia single shot rifle. Features approx 36" barrel, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels, hammer has half cock notch. Bore is bright and shiny. Metal is a mostly consistent smooth light grayish brown color, with bare metal starting to show on sides of receiver. Wood is good solid condition with numerous dents and small gouges, chip missing from left forend near breech. Markings and stock cartouches include: RPB, SNY, HBH, H, B, S, others, number 69 on stock. Includes fair condition double hook leather sling marked "Brauer Bros, St Louis". Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Japanese military carbine features approx 19" barrel, straight bolt handle, military sights, folding bayonet (appears to be type 2 mount block), sliding door butt trap for cleaning rod (rod sections absent), hinged floorplate, side mount sling swivels. Bore is good condition, some frosting, strong rifling. Retains 85% blued finish, some pitting on ejector box, bare metal showing at sharp edges and where Mum is ground off. Stock is in very good condition, with dents and dings, appears to be original finish. Non matching bolt. No import marks observed. Includes fair condition 7/8" wide leather sling. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

‘Loaded Marine Corps Operator’ High quality 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a black Armory Kote finished slide with fore and aft cocking serrations, 5" match grade stainless steel barrel, fitted barrel bushing, dovetailed three-dot night sights, serrated aluminum trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, ambidextrous extended safety on the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, 7 round magazine, olive drab finished steel frame with integral accessory rail, knurled flat mainspring housing and Pachmayr Signature checkered black rubber wrap-around grip. Includes the original factory hard case with tools, holster, magazine holder, spare magazine and lock. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing minor edge wear on the accessory rail. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the rubber grip is near fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features 6.75" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel style magazine release. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 95% blue, with wear at sharp edges & high spots, holster wear at muzzle, few handling scratches. Brown plastic checkered grips in very good or better condition. Marked "U.S. NAVY PROPERTY", with crossed cannon emblem below. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

‘Third Generation’ Single action six-shot revolver chambered in .44-40 Winchester, manufactured circa 1984. The third generation of the S.A.A. is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & pressed cylinder bushing. Features a nickel plated finish, 4 ¾” barrel with old style single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted cylinder, bulls-eye ring ejector, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, ‘blackpowder’ frame, and two-piece ivory grips with inlayed Colt medallions. Revolver retains nearly all of its original nickel plated finish showing fine superficial scratches throughout and some cloudiness on the cylinder & front strap. Action is crisp with four clicks & good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the ivory grips are fine with a light caramel color. Condition is NRA Very Good+++. ***Modern Firearms***

‘Tactical Response Pistol’ High quality 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a black Armory Kote finish, 5" match grade stainless steel barrel, two-piece N.M. full-length guide rod, tuned barrel bushing, dovetailed Trijicon three-dot night sights, fore and aft cocking serrations on the slide, serrated competition trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, ambidextrous extended safety on the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, 7 round magazine with bumper pad, steel frame, knurled flat mainspring housing and grey/black G10 grips. Includes the original factory hard case with holster, magazine holder, spare magazine, brush and a set of double diamond checkered laminated wood grips. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing light slide wear on the barrel hood with no finish loss observed. Action is smooth, the bore is Pristine and the G10 grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

'Eastern Carbine' Lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1975. Features a blued finish, 20" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, steel receiver with factory provisions for a side mounted sight, two barrel bands, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate & 13 3/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing very little wear with a small amount of surface rust in the barrel address stamp and an obfuscated marking on the bottom of the lever link which has been blackened with marker. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are fine with few blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Expertly restored side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3” 20 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1950’s. Features a blued refinish, 28" full/mod choked barrels with raised solid rib, selective automatic ejectors, silver bead front sight, single selective trigger with push button barrel selector, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, fancy figured walnut beavertail forend with diamond checkering and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad. Stock dimensions – drop at heel 1 9/16”, drop at comb 2 ¼” and length of pull 14”. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrels, and forend (on the wood & metal). Shotgun retains approximately 90% of its professional refinish showing scattered losses & surface rust. Action is sound, the bores are excellent and fancy grade walnut stocks are good with blemishes & small losses. Condition is near NRA Very Good as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

SNs: 00710SASS & SASS00710 ‘Third Generation’ Sequentially numbered & mirrored pair of single action revolvers chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured circa 1976-1981. For a time the Colt Custom Shop offered special order revolvers to Single Action Shooter Society members with their SASS number incorporated in the serial number with SASS prefixes and suffixes. This pair was commissioned by James Lockwood SASS #710. Configuration: Blued & case hardened finish, 4 ¾” barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with pressed cylinder bushing, ejector rod, thin smooth trigger, hammer with polished flats & knurled spur, and custom two-piece fiddleback wood grips inlayed with 1 1/8” carved faux-ivory medallions on one side. These inserts are inscribed “THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA 1863/DITAT DEUS” with a wooded scene featuring antlered game. Includes the original factory blue cardboard boxes with while sleeves and matching green Custom Shop labels. 00710SASS retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing holster wear, scattered handling marks, some turn marks on the cylinder and a minute amount of oxidation/light surface rust. Action is sound with four clicks & very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are good to very good with blemishes. SASS00710 retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing holster wear, scattered handling marks, a partial drag line on the cylinder and some oxidation/light surface rust. Action is sound with four clicks & good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are very good with blemishes. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. Condition is near NRA Very Good in box. ***Modern Firearms***

Vintage double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 7.65mm Browning, manufactured in Zella-Mehlis, Thuringen, Germany circa 1939. Features a lustrous blued finish, 3.3" fixed barrel, fixed sights with blade front & ‘u’ notched rear, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, loaded chamber indicator, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine with Trolitan finger rest floorplate, and one-piece checkered brown/black marbled Trolitan grip with molded Walther banners. The pistol bears /”N” proofs on the barrel & slide and has “V. Schlater” scratched into the right side of the slide. Pistol retains approximately 75% of its original polished blued finish showing holster wear and scattered pin prick pitting/losses. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grip is good with the right side cracked giving a concave contour. Condition is NRA Good+. ***C&R Firearm***

'Grade II' Gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1973. Features a lustrous blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable folding leaf rear sight, Leupold Vari-X III 2.5-8x scope installed on a one-piece Leupold base, smooth gold trigger, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, hinged floorplate with removable 3 round magazine, steel receiver with light coverage factory engraving, tooled brown leather sling, point checkered walnut forend, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil & 13 ½” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, scattered scratches, dings and a small amount of rust/pitting. Action is smooth, the bore is very good, the optics are clear with duplex reticle and the wood stocks are good with finish loss & wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

‘Second Series’ WWII era Japanese military striker fired semi-automatic service pistol chambered in 8mm Nambu, manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal circa 1944. Features a blued finish, 4.6" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, fixed square notch rear sight, rounded trigger, large trigger guard, knurled cocking piece, manual safety on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine, steel frame with lanyard loop on the rear and grooved wood grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel extension, bolt, cocking piece, locking block, trigger guard, magazine catch, magazine, frame and both grip panels. No import marks have been observed. Includes a matching spare magazine and a 1947 dated Safety Inspection Certificate issued to Richard Hayes of Detroit, MI. Pistol retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing thinning, a bright drag line on the frame from the safety lever and a small amount of scattered light surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 9389 Cased antique palm squeeze double action turret revolver chambered in .32 Rimfire Short, manufactured in Chicago, IL circa 1890’s. This unique firearm design was originally patented & produced in France by Jacques Edmond Turbiaux, soon after Peter H. Finnegan bought the patent and mass-produced the revolver in America under Chicago Fire Arms Company. Features a nickel plated finish with light coverage floral embellishments, 1 3/4" round barrel, 7 round disc cylinder, grip safety, and smooth black hard rubber side plates. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, cylinder and side plate. The metal side plate discs are marked "CHICAGO FIRE ARMS CO. CHICAGO, ILL.” & "THE PROTECTOR PAT. MCH. 6.83. AUG. 29.93." Includes a period leather wrapped hinged display case with fitted interior. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original nickel plated finish showing scattered handling marks and small losses. Action is in need of repair as depressing the palm squeeze trigger does not engage the hammer, the bore is excellent, the markings are clear and the hard rubber sideplates are very good with wear. Condition is near NRA Fine. ***Antique Firearm***

Size 9 1/2.Beautiful White Star Sapphire set in 18k white gold with 2 Baguette Diamonds weights 15.5 g total

.308 Win SN: 301136 Desirable lightweight controlled-round-feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1954. Features a blued & black anodized finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, adjustable folding leaf rear sight, factory drilled & tapped receiver with all filler screws present, serrated trigger, aluminum trigger guard, three-position safety on the right side of the bolt shroud, polished bolt with swept back handle, internal box magazine with hinged aluminum floorplate, and semi-pistol grip walnut Monte Carlo stock with point checkering, sling swivels, knurled aluminum buttplate & 13 5/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor wear on the top of the receiver from a previous scope base install and a single light scratch on the front of the trigger guard. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the wood stock is near fine with a few minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 638 Military single shot Cadet rifle, about 3/4 scale to a full sized rolling block. Features approx 25" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, fixed rear sight, sling swivels. Bore has strong rifling, mostly bright with dark areas along edges of rifling. Barrel is blued, turning brown with areas of light patina. Remainder of metal retains traces of blue, with much bare metal and areas of patina. Wood is very good overall with few dents, some cracking on right side at butt. Spanish proofs and anchor stamp on barrel indicates Spanish Naval academy use. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Sandcast naja with single turquoise stone accent by handmade silver beads. Made by Roland Dixon maker marked.

on handmade sterling chain with a beautiful kachina design with corn design. Made by famous Hopi silver smith Lawrence Saufkie maker marked with bear Pendant is 2.5"x2.5". From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico. Bio-Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

Medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1977. Features a nickel plated finish, 4" heavy barrel, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, serrated trigger, case hardened hammer with knurled wide spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, ‘J’ frame and Pachmayr Presentation checkered black rubber wrap-around grip. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its cloudy nickel plated finish with some losses on the barrel and cylinder. Action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and rubber grip is near fine. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Over/Under shotgun features 28" ventilated rib barrels, interchangeable choke tubes, brass front & mid bead, single trigger, selective safety. Length of pull is approx 14-1/4", drop at comb is approx 1-5/8", at heel 2-7/8". Stock and forend are somewhat plain, with checkered panels at wrist and sides of forend, pistol grip with blued steel cap. Buttplate is a thin black plastic, grooved with little curve. Vent rib is a bit loose along middle. Retains over 95% deep blue, with some wear on sharp edges, overall appears a bit gray in color. Stainless receiver is unadorned, very good brushed finish. Wood is very good or better condition, lacking in luster, with one observed scratch to righ wrist in checkered panel. Included chokes include two (2) SK (installed), Full, IC, Mod (included). Also included is a crank style choke tube wrench. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Czechoslovakian military semiautomatic rifle imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Features approx 20" barrel, side folding bayonet, military sights, side mounted sling swivels, detachable magazine, manual safety, butt storage compartment for cleaning kit (cleaning kit not present). Bore is fair to good, dark with strong rifling. Metal is parkerized, refinish over pitting in places. Very good condition handguard appears painted with a black textured finish. Wood stock in very good condition with dents and small gouges, scratches. Includes very good condition green canvas web sling with leather end tabs. Condition NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

US military revolver features approx 5.5" barrel, fixed sights, six shot swing-out cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring at butt. Intended for use with half or full moon clips. Bore is very good condition, bright with strong rifling. Cylinder charge holes appear smooth and bright. Retains 85% or better blued finish with bare metal on ridges and high spots, holster wear at muzzle. Case color on hammer & trigger an bright mottled blue, gray, brown. Grips are very good condition smooth walnut. Markings include "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" under barrel, "US ARMY MODEL 1917" on grip bottom, US Ordnance flaming bomb symbol on frame left. No Smith & Wesson logo on frame. Serial numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

featuring an oval intense Purplish Red Ruby weighing approx. 1.20 carat and surrounded by 12 round cut Diamonds with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 18 karat white gold setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000

‘High Grade Extra Light Rifle’ Finely embellished large frame lever action repeating rifle chambered in .45-70 Government, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 2000. This high grade rifle is part of a limited edition run with only 1,000 produced. Features a lustrous blued finish, scroll engraved receiver with game scenes including two gold inlayed elk on the left side & gold inlayed deer on the right, 22" round tapered barrel, 4 round magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable buckhorn rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, sliding tang safety, point checkered select grade walnut forend with metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with knurled metal buttplate & 13 ¼” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing only minor handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and wood stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Bear design surrounded by geometric designs. Made by the famous silversmith Lawrence Saufkie maker marked with bear. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico. 1"wide by 8" with gap. Bio-Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

Sterling claw like design made and marked by Ralph Tawangyaouma. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Martially marked antique lever action percussion revolver with .36 caliber bore, manufactured in Middletown, CT circa 1861-1865. The Union purchased just under 12,000 of these unique revolvers during the American Civil War for the Army & Navy. Features a 7" octagon barrel, short brass pinched post front sight, fixed 'v' notched rear sight, smooth trigger, ring lever, heart shaped trigger guard, repaired hammer with smooth spur, non-fluted six shot cylinder, loading lever and smooth walnut grips. Stamped with inspector mark "H" on the barrel. Revolver exhibits an aged brown patina with scattered pitting throughout. The loading lever displays a reblued finish. Action is mechanically sound, the bore is fair, the nipples are damaged, the markings are mostly visible and the wood grips are good. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

SN: 126646 US Military carbine with 22" barrel, sling bar and saddle ring. 1873 dated breech block, incorporating changes typical to the 1884 model such as Buffington rear sight, 1890 rear sight protector, grooved trigger. Two cleaning rod sections present in butt trap. Bore is good. Metal finish is a dark even brown with areas of shallow pitting or roughness. Wood is good serviceable condition with many nicks and gouges. Side plate markings are faint but readable. Rear sight marked "C" for carbine. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.5" bull barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel style magazine release. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 90% re-blue, with wear at sharp edges & high spots, some scuffing to barrel, handling scratches. Checkered black plastic grips in good to very good condition. Marked "PROPERTY OF US", with crossed cannon emblem below. Markings have dished letters, partially eroded, to indicate a careful re-blue. Includes one magazine. Safety lever works, when moving to "fire" the lever can travel too far and ride over the stop detent - needs gunsmith adjustment to limit travel. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Stainless steel magazine fed controlled round feed bolt action scout rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, manufactured in Newport, NH circa 2013. The concept of the scout rifle was defined & promoted by Jeff Cooper who was a former Marine, firearms expert & founder of the American Pistol Institute (Gunsite). Configuration: Matte finish, free floated 18.7” cold hammer forged barrel featuring 1:10 twist & 5/8”-21 threads with installed flash hider, full-banded shrouded blade front sight, receiver mounted adjustable rear aperture sight, forward mounted Picatinny optic rail, smooth trigger, black glass-reinforced nylon triggerguard/magazine well with push-forward magazine release, no magazine, swept-back bolt, three-position safety on the right side of the receiver, quick-detach sling swivels and checkered black/green laminated wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with spacer, rubber recoil pad & 13.25” LOP. Rifle exhibits light handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore appears excellent but dirty and the wood stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 05573435 Semiautomatic carbine features approx 16" barrel, buckhorn style sights with hooded fiber optic front sight, sling studs, manual safety, thin rubber butt pad, checkering panels at wrist and forend, accepts detachable magazines. Bore is very good or better condition, bright with crisp rifling. Retains 95% blued finish with few scuffs and signs of handling. Plastic trigger guard and magazine well is very good condition. Wood stock is very good with few scratches or dings. Includes original factory cardboard shipping box with manual (two copies), spare magazine (two mags total), additional scope base. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

'The K-22 Masterpiece' Vintage medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1960. Features a lustrous blued finish, pinned 6" barrel with serrated sighting rib, raised patridge front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, case hardened .500" serrated target trigger with adjustable stop, case hardened .500" target hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, four screw square butt K target frame with ten groove grip straps, and diamond checkered walnut target grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the extractor star and frame. Includes a factory two piece blue cardboard box marked for a Model 19 with blued finish. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing minor handling marks and a faint drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with tight lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***C&R Firearm***

Japanese made over/under shotgun imported by Browning Arms, Morgan UT. Features 28" ventilated rib barrels with choke tubes, steel bead, top lever, selective safety, single trigger with inertial operation to fire second barrel, blued finish, moderate level of engraving on receiver, semi-fancy walnut stock with urethane finish, checkered panels at forend and wrist, Prince of Wales style grip, gold accent trigger and Buck MArk on trigger guard, ventilated rubber recoil pad. Length of pull is 14-1/4", drop at comb 1-5/8", drop at heel 2-1/2" (all numbers approx). Bore is excellent. Retains 90% blue, a few scuffs and dings, thinning or showing bare metal on bottom edges of receiver. Wood is very good condition with several dings and dents, several small whitish spots in urethane finish. Recoil pad is good condition, has hardened slightly. Included choke tubes: Two extended SKT tubes (installed), three Browning marked flush mount tubes (Lead-IMP/Steel-MOD, FULL-Lead Only, MOD-Lead/FULL-Steel), Browning "Plus" tube wrench. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm***

All sterling maker marked by Steven Pooyauma. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Expertly restored vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .25-35 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1907. Features a blued refinish, 26" octagonal barrel, full-length magazine tube, dovetailed front sight with steel blade & set screw, semi-buckhorn rear sight(missing slider), smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, grip safety, steel receiver, smooth fancy figured walnut forend with high gloss finish & metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate & 13" LOP. The metal surfaces with exception to the buttplate (which has been left in-the-white) retain approximately 95% of their bright blued finish showing light wear, scattered scratches, minor thinning on the magazine tube and some old pitting under the finish on the finger lever & forend cap. Action is crisp, the bore is fair to good and the well figured wood stocks are very good with some light finish loss. Condition is NRA Very Good as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

on handmade chain all sterling silver. Made the famous Hopi silversmith Lawrence Saufkie maker marked with bear. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico. Bio-Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

Size 12 1/2 marked 1810k. 11.4g Total weight

Finely engraved side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” & 3” 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Germany circa 2007. Imported by Merkel USA of Trussville, AL with import stamp on the left barrel. Configuration: Coin finished fancy back receiver with floral scroll engraving that vignettes game bird scenes featuring three mallards in a marsh on the left side & three grouse in a field on the right, blued 28" modified/improved cylinder barrels with raised matte concave sighting rib & Greener crossbolt third fastener, selective automatic ejectors, brass bead front sight, double triggers, sliding tang safety, bushed firing pins, side-clip fences, knurled top lever, point checkered walnut splinter forend with Deeley release and straight grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 1/2", drop at heel 2 5/16", and length of pull 14 3/8". Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing very little wear. Action is tight, the bores are pristine, and the wood stocks are extra fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

Finely restored vintage lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1913. Features a blued refinish, 26" octagonal barrel, full-length tube magazine with detachable swivel stud, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top & set screw, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, grip safety, steel receiver, nickel plated loading gate, smooth walnut forend with high gloss finish & metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with installed swivel stud, crescent metal buttplate & 13 1/8" LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its blued refinish showing minor wear, the barrel turned plum and some pin prick pitting under the finish on the finger lever & magazine tube. Action is crisp, the bore is fair and the refinished wood stocks are very good with expert repairs. Condition is NRA Very Good as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

Professionally conserved and framed measuring 50" by 40". Dark blue in color with original New York State Seal and also displays 2 Liberty's Excelsior, hand painted colors. Spanish American War New York Regimental Flag, volunteer regiment, verified by Maddaus. This is an extremely rare flag with only 3 known to exist for all regiments in New York. Has been professionally restored and cut down. The flag was originally 6 Feet tall and 10 Feet across.

'Type III' Pre-war single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1923. Features a blued finish, 3 3/4" barrel, low-profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with 'u' notch, two-line address/patent marking on the left side of the slide, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, thumb safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, grip safety, heel magazine release, factory 8 round two-tone magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered black hard rubber grips with molded “COLT” & Rampant Colt decor. Matching serial numbers are found on the slide and frame. Includes a period smooth black leather holster with strap retention (missing stud). Pistol retains approximately 60% of its original blued finish showing scattered oxidation, pin prick pitting and rust. Action is smooth, the bore appears excellent, the markings are sharp and the hard rubber grips are very good. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

'The .357 Combat Magnum' Commemorative medium frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1978-1979. This revolver is one of only 5,000 produced commemorating the 50th anniversary of the California Highway Patrol. Features a lustrous blued finish, pinned 6" barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight with red insert, adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, fluted six-shot cylinder with recessed chambers, shrouded ejector rod, smooth case hardened .400" trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer, three screw square butt K target frame with ten groove grip straps, and two-piece smooth Goncalo Alves target grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Gold filled marking include "CHP COMMEMORATIVE/REVOLVER 1929 - 1979" on the right side of the barrel and the California Highway Patrol star on the right side of frame. Includes a locking factory display case with blue velvet lined French fitted interior. Revolver retains approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing light turn marks on the cylinder. Action is crisp with solid lock-up, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are extra fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***C&R Firearm***

Scarce striker fired semi-automatic pistol chambered in .380 Auto, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1972. The model 71 came about with the introduction of the 1968 GCA, which stopped the importation of the Model 1910. Production started in 1971 and ended in 1974. Features a blued finish, 4.4" barrel, serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable ‘beer can’ rear sight, serrated wide trigger, cocked indicator, manual safety/slide catch on the left side of the frame, grip safety, magazine disconnect safety, heel magazine release, factory 7 round magazine with integral grip extension, steel frame and smooth figured walnut grips. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minute edge wear and a couple small dings. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the custom wood grips are fine. Condition NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, 5" barrel, three-dot sights, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame, serrated flat mainspring housing and double diamond checkered laminated rosewood grips. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, lock and three spare magazines. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing some superficial scratches on the slide with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

'First Generation' Vintage western style single action revolver chambered in .32-20 Winchester, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1904. Features a blued & case hardened finish with niter blued screws, 4 3/4" barrel with two-line address, blade front sight, 'v' notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur with border & underline, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with crescent head, and checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt decor. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, triggerguard and backstrap. Includes a Colt factory letter confirming its configuration as original and stating it was shipped to Towley Metal & Hardware Company of Kansas City, Missouri on August 10, 1904 in a five gun shipment. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing minor muzzle wear, slightly muted case colors with vivid colors retained in the protected areas, a touch of pin prick pitting on the hammer and turn marks on the cylinder. Action is crisp with four clicks & very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 2754 Antique large frame single action top-break revolver chambered in .44 Smith & Wesson, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1880. Features an old nickel plated refinish, 6.5” ribbed barrel, round blade front sight, ‘u’ notch rear sight cut into the “T” shaped barrel latch, smooth trigger, blued triggerguard, knurled wide hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with automatic extractor, lanyard ring on the butt and smooth walnut grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, barrel latch, cylinder, right grip panel and a partial number visible on the butt “4”. Includes a factory letter stating the models history, confirming its current configuration as original (with the exception of the grips originally being checkered) and stating it was shipped August 15, 1880 to M. W. Robinson of New York, NY in a 40 gun shipment (all of the some configuration) billed at $13.00 each. Revolver retains approximately 85% of its vintage nickel plated refinish showing scattered wear, losses and superficial scratches. The grip straps are cloudy. Action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is good, the markings are very good and the matching wood grips are good as worn smooth. Condition is NRA Very Good as refinished. ***Antique Firearm***

Pendant featuring a 2.25 carat emerald cut Emerald with lush Green color and good clarity accented with a Fine emerald cut Diamond weighing 0.53 carats with F-G color and VVS1 clarity set in 14 karat white gold. Emerald has a Complete GIA Report. Retail $8,000-$10,000

with 13 sterling sunburst conchos, maker marked "B" "sterling". Nicely fitted on black leather belt measures 47" end to end.

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 5.5" bull barrel, adjustable target type sights, single action trigger, frame mounted manual safety. All black finish, alloy frame, checkered black plastic grips with red & silver color Ruger medallions. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

'Formula 1' racing inspired over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 3" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Germany circa 2016. A couple of the innovative design concepts utilized in the creation of the F16 are a purely mechanical trigger and semi-round body action which gives it the lowest profile receiver in its class, yielding exceptionally low center of gravity. Imported by Blaser USA of San Antonio, T.X. with import stamp on the right side of the barrel. Features satin black finished 30" barrels with 9mm wide ventilated sighting rib, removable IC/SK Briley Blaser Spectrum extended choke tubes, selective automatic ejectors, silver bead front sight, adjustable single selective trigger with barrel selector in the front, gun metal grey finished receiver with silver “F16” insignias, sliding tang safety, smooth top lever, satin finished grade 2 walnut English style forend with bordered point checkering and pistol grip shoulder stock with right handed palm swell & factory recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 7/16", drop at heel 2 1/8" & length of pull 14 13/16". Includes the factory hard case with manual, sleeves, tools, sling swivels, a Briley Blaser Spectrum LM extended choke tube, and three factory choke tubes (IC, M & IM). Shotgun retains nearly all of its original finish with no observed wear. Action is tight & on-face, the bores are pristine and the wood stocks are extra fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

'2nd Model Target’ Vintage large frame double action revolver chambered in .44 Special, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1923. Features a blued finish, pinned 6 1/2" barrel, raised patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, case hardened .265” smooth trigger, case hardened .260" hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, five screw square butt N target frame with smooth top strap & grip straps and diamond checkered walnut grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, cylinder, frame and right grip panel. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing muzzle wear, edge wear, scattered handling marks, slide wear on the ejector rod and some light finish loss on the grip straps. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine, the markings are sharp and the matching wood grips are very good with wear. Condition is NRA Fine. ***C&R Firearm***

'Jungle Carbine' WWII era British military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured at the Royal Ordnance Factory in Fazakerley, Liverpool circa 1945. Features a black painted finish, 20.5" barrel, pinned front sight base with protective sight ears, cone style flash suppressor & bayonet lug, dovetailed patridge front sight, receiver mounted folding aperture sight graduated to 800 meters, smooth trigger, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, 10 round detachable magazine, sling points, hollowed bolt handle, 'lightening cuts' on the receiver & barrel, steel buttplate with rubber recoil pad, and three-piece smooth wood stocks. Serial numbers are non-matching. The left side of the receiver is marked "No5MK1ROF (F)/11/45 T2289”, the top of the barrel is stamped with Birmingham nitro proof marks and no import marks have been observed. Rifle retains approximately 20% of its black painted finish with the balance of the metal surfaces displaying an aged brown patina. Action is smooth, the bore shows good luster & rifling with scattered pitting throughout, the markings are good and the wood stocks are good with wear & blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.7" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, frame mounted ambidextrous manual safety, ambidextrous magazine release, loaded chamber indicator, replaceable backstrap inserts with different size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, one flush fit magazine, one extended length magazine, two different backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

'K-22 Masterpiece 3rd Model' Vintage medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1953. Features a blued finish, pinned 4" barrel with serrated sighting rib, pinned raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, case hardened .265" serrated trigger with adjustable stop, case hardened .375" hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, five screw square butt K target frame with six groove grip straps, and diamond checkered walnut target grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, cylinder, extractor star, and frame. Includes a factory two piece blue cardboard box marked for a Model 19 with blued finish & 4” barrel. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing minor edge wear and a drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***C&R Firearm***

Double/Single action revolver features approx 6" barrel, six shot swing-out cylinder, white outline adjustable rear sight, red ramp front sight, Pachmayr "Gripper" style rubber grips with colt medallions. Bore is excellent, needs a normal cleaning. Charge holes appear smooth. Metal finish is 95% coverage dark gray matte blue or parkerizing with visible cylinder drag line and few spots that appeared rubbed to give a slightly different texture, some bare metal spots near trigger guard. Grips in excellent shape. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

'.357 Magnum' Vintage large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1956. Features a lustrous blued finish, pinned 6.5" barrel with knurled sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, case hardened .500” serrated target trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer with knurled spur, 'u' shaped hammer spring, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, five screw square butt N target frame with knurled top strap & six-groove grip straps and smooth walnut target grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, cylinder, extractor star and frame. Includes a factory wood presentation case with fitted interior, literature and cleaning tools. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original bright blued finish showing superficial handling marks and a thin drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, markings are crisp and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***C&R Firearm***

all sterling stamped bee and bug motif, unmarked. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Semiautomatic rifle features approx 20" medium contour barrel, flash suppressor, bayonet lug, front post and rear peep adjustable sights, manual safety, forward assist, storage trap in butt, sling swivels. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 95% parkerized finish on metal parts. Stock and hand guards are excellent condition, some fading of color on buttstock. "A2" style upper receiver and overall pattern. Includes one 30 round magazine. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

all sterling with a kokopeli design made by Leon Lomakema maker marked. It own second place prize at the Gallup Inter-tribal Indian ceremonial Gallup New Mexico in 2008. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Lever action Saddle Ring Carbine features approx 16" barrel, buckhorn style sights, full length magazine tube under barrel, manual cross-bolt safety in receiver, saddle ring on left side of receiver. Bore is excellent condition, needs cleaning. Bluing is excellent, 95% coverage, minor marks and scuffs. Wood is excellent with a few light creases. Marked on right side of receiver "1894 - 1994" in quarter inch high numbers. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

‘Tactical Law Enforcement’ High quality 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a matte black finish, 5" match grade stainless steel barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed three-dot night sights, fore & aft cocking serrations on the slide, match grade aluminum trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, extended safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame with integral accessory rail, knurled flat mainspring housing and double diamond checkered black rubber overmolded grips. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, take-down tool and a Galco brown leather holster. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing some minor oxidation with little to no observed wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the rubber grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

'Third Generation, P1870' Western style single action revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1978. The third generation of the SAA is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & solid cylinder, production spans from 1976 to present. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 7 1/2" barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with crescent head and one-piece oversized ivory grips. Matching serial numbers are observed on the frame and cylinder. Includes the original factory wood grain cardboard box with styrofoam inserts, literature and hang tag. Revolver retains approximately 98%+ of its original finish showing very little wear and slight muted case colors on the high points of the frame. Action is crisp with four clicks, the bore is pristine and the genuine ivory grips are fine with good color. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Regimentally marked Austro-Hungarian military rotary breech block action single shot service rifle chambered in 11.15×58mmR, manufactured by Österreichische Waffenfabriksgesellschaft (who would later become Steyr) circa 1871. This particular rifle started life as a model 1867 Infantry Rifle chambered in 11.15x42mmR and was subsequently updated with the modified long-case chambering and 1873 style trigger guard assembly. Features a 33.25” barrel with bayonet lug on the right side, blade front sight, flip-up ladder style rear sight graduated to 1,600 meters, two barrel bands, steel ram rod, rounded trigger, side mounted hammer with knurled spur, back action lock, rotating drum breech block with large knurled finger paddle, steel triggerguard with integrated hand rest, dark brown leather sling and near-full-length straight grip smooth walnut shoulder stock with steel nose cap & regimentally marked buttplate. Markings: Barrel – “St71”. Receiver – “WERNDL”. Lock – “871” & OWG insignia. & Buttplate – “37. R. 4./13. Rifle exhibits an aged grey/brown patina with scattered oxidation and some pin prick pitting on the barrel along the stock line. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the walnut stock is very good with minor losses & some shrinkage. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Antique Firearm***

Desirable & high quality medium frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1971. Features a polished blued refinish, 4" vent rib barrel with full underlug, serrated ramp front sight which has been partially filed down, fully adjustable rear sight (appears slightly crooked), fluted six-shot cylinder, serrated trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, serrated backstrap and two-piece checkered walnut target grips with gold Colt medallions. Revolver retains approximately 80% of its blued refinish showing moderate to heavy holster wear, some minor pitting observed under the finish and “Thomas/Duffy/5726” inscribed in electric pencil on the right side of the frame under the finish. Action is smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is bright with good rifling & what appears to be a ring of scattered rust midway, and the wood grips are good with wear & a modification to the thumb rest on the left side. Condition is NRA Good as refinished. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: PN5190/W11529 Soviet era (circa 1945) Russian military bolt action carbine imported by R Guns, Carpentersville IL. Features round receiver, approx 20" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, straight bolt handle, manual safety, sling slots, folding bayonet. Bore is in very good condition, bright appearance with strong rifling. Metal retains 90% arsenal re-blue with scratches, some bare metal on sharp edges, scuffed area left side of magazine. Bolt is excellent condition, in the white. Wood stock is excellent condition with few scratches and handling marks. Handguard finish is scuffed where barrel bands slide over. Markings include Izhevsk symbol of an arrow inside a triangle, hammer & sickle inside a wreath. Numbered parts are force matched to original Russian numbers using an electro-pencil. Serial number is a new number assigned at import. Includes good condition "dog collar" type green web sling, double pocket cartridge pouch, oiler, misc tools. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

made by Harry Sakyesva marked, has a badge type shape marked Falstaff with two turquoise stones. Needs a leather string; includes tips. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.5" barrel, fixed 3 dot sights in dovetails, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, replaceable backstrap inserts allow changes in size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, two flush fit and one extended length magazines, one different backstrap insert. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

‘.22 Rimfire Target’ Scarce single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1968. The Model 46 was an economical version of the revered Model 41, production lasted from 1959-1968 with only 4,000 manufactured. Features a blued finish, 7" slab-side barrel with provision on the underside for a weight, undercut patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, .365" serrated trigger with adjustable overtravel stop, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, slide stop on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, no magazine, steel frame and checkered brown nylon wrap-around target grips. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing minor edge wear and a small bright loss on the right side of the triggerguard. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the nylon grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

'Sport II' semiautomatic rifle features 16" barrel, flash suppressor, Picatinny rail on top of receiver, standard triangle type front sight with elevation adjustable post, Magpul polymer flip-up adjustable rear sight, forward assist, ejection port cover, collapsing stock, manual safety. Finish is dark black bluing on barrel assembly, parkerizing on receiver halves and buffer tube. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better coverage with few signs of handling. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round polymer magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Semiautomatic rifle features 16" barrel, flash suppressor, Picatinny rail on top of receiver, standard triangle type front sight with elevation adjustable post, Ruger marked polymer flip-up adjustable rear sight, forward assist, ejection port cover, collapsing stock, manual safety. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better coverage with few signs of handling. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round polymer magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Semiautomatic carbine features approx 16" barrel with threaded muzzle, muzzle thread protector, Picatinny rail on top of entire receiver, Magpul flip-up adjustable sights, manual safety, detachable magazine in grip with heel style release, adjustable collapsing stock. single point sling attach points both sides of receiver, ambidextrous charging handle. Bore is excellent. Barrel is blued, few signs of handling. Receiver and stock bars are finish in a "Titanium" color, excellent condition with no observed wear. Black plastic polymer parts are excellent. Includes one magazine and original factory cardboard box. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.25" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, replaceable backstrap inserts with different size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, two magazines, three different backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

'Third Generation, P1941' Western style single action revolver chambered in .44-40 Winchester, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1988. The third generation of the SAA is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & solid cylinder, production spans from 1976 to present. Features a bright nickel plated finish, 4 3/4" barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with crescent head and two-piece ivory grips with silver Colt medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, cylinder, front strap, back strap and on both grip panels. Includes the original factory maroon cardboard box with styrofoam inserts and literature. Revolver retains nearly all of its original bright nickel plated finish with no observed wear. Action is crisp with four clicks, the bore is pristine and the genuine ivory grips are fine with good color. Condition is like NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

All sterling includes matching bolo tie, buckle, and ring all sterling made by famous Hopi artist Bernard Dawahoya. All pieces are marked with the earliest mark. Bio- Bernard Dawahoya was born in 1935 and was a member of the Snow Clan. His Hopi name was Masaqueva, which means “Wings of the Sun” and was from the Second Mesa village of Shungopavi on the Hopi Reservation in Northern Arizona. He began silver smithing in 1950 and was taught by his uncles Washington Talayumptewa and Sidney Sekakuku. He went on to teach noted jewelers Jason Takala and Anderson and Berna Koinva, his son-in-law and daughter. Bernard passed away in February of. His hallmark is the snow cloud.

US Military rifle with 1879 style rear sight, 32" barrel, cleaning rod, sling swivels, stacking swivel. Bore is very good to excellent condition. Original case color remains on 1873 dated breech block. Retains 90% coverage bluing, turning dull in areas, with few signs of roughness. Wood is very good or better condition with few small gouges. Markings, inspection stamps, and stock cartouches are crisp and readable. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Antique Firearm ***

and cradle board dated 1952 made by Rita Lamedeer Red Lodge Montana. Beautifully beaded with bright turquoise colored beads accented with colorful geometric designs with brass spotted cradle board excellent condition overall.

. 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 14 karat white gold. PGL estimate certificate included Retail $6,000-$8,000

Double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 7.65mm Browning, manufactured in Zella-Mehlis, Thuringen, Germany circa 1933. This pistol has ties to Heinrich Himmler and is accompanied by a signed letter from Walther expert James Rankin. The letter reads “The Model PPK has two silver H H’s representing Himmler inlaid in to the left side of the slide. There is an H on each side of a SS runes within a circle also inlaid in silver on the left side of the slide.. This pistol has been in an estate for nearly 50 years.” Features a lustrous blued finish, 3.3" fixed barrel, fixed sights with blade front & ‘u’ notched rear, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, loaded chamber indicator, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine with Trolitan finger rest floorplate, and one-piece checkered brown/black marbled Trolitan grip with molded Walther banners. The pistol bears the marking described in Rankin’s letter and also has /”N” proofs on the barrel and slide. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original polished blued finish showing holster wear, scattered handling marks/scratches and some pin prick pitting on the front strap. Action is crisp, the bore is semi-lustrous showing good rifling & some pitting and the synthetic grip is fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Superb quality side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 20 gauge shells, carefully hand crafted in Brescia, Italy circa 1984. Masterfully engraved & signed by noted engraver Maestro Walter Patelli. Imported by William Larkin Moore of Westlake, CA with import information engraved on the underside of the barrel. Configuration: Blued 26" chopper-lump barrels with fixed improved cylinder/cylinder chokes & matted solid sighting rib, silver bead front sight, automatic ejectors, single trigger, coin finished fancy back receiver featuring exquisite scrolling acanthus engraving with floral highlights, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, super fine point highly figured black stripe walnut splinter forend with Anson release & inlayed diamond escutcheon, and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed gold circle escutcheon & leather wrapped recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 5/16", drop at heel 1 7/8", length of pull 14 3/8" and cast-off approximately 1/4". Includes a leather wrapped locking trunk case by Nizzoli with factory label and partitioned interior containing a three-piece wood cleaning rod, snap-caps & Fabbri lubricant. The barrels retain approximately 96% of their blued finish showing wear/thinning near the muzzle and scattered handling marks/scratched with no observed finish loss on the receiver. Action is smooth & on-face, the bores are pristine and the oil finished wood stocks are extra fine. Condition in near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 36559S5 ‘Long Tang’ Vintage exhibition embellished over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Belgium by Fabrique Nationale circa 1965. Engraved, gold inlayed and signed by master engraver Louis Vrancken. The full coverage engraving on the receiver features vine type scroll surrounding gold bordered vignettes with three gold pheasants on the left, three gold mallards on right and gold grouse on the bottom. Configuration: blued finish, 30" full/full chokes barrels with ventilated sighting rib & light coverage Acanthus scroll engraving towards the breech, selective automatic ejectors, white bead front sight, gold single selective trigger, knurled top lever, sliding tang safety/barrel selector, finely checkered extra fancy walnut beavertail forend with high gloss finish and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 3/8", drop at heel 1 9/16” and length of pull 14 3/8". Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light scattered handling marks/scratches and some slide wear on the bottom barrel from the forend & on the upper tang from the selector. Action is tight, the bores are excellent and the high gloss finished wood stocks are very good+ showing superficial scratches & small blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Quarter sawn oak back bar with mirrored back, inset green and amber stained glasses with two hanging pendants that light up. Two lower gallery cabinets 93.5TX93W, 16 5/8"D

Sandcast Naja accent with a Morgan dollar dated 1900 strung on a handmade coin beads accented with quarters with 1970's.

Egyptian military semiautomatic rifle imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Features approx 22" barrel, muzzle break, military sights, sling swivels, manual safety, detachable magazine, bayonet lug. Bore is very good condition, bright with strong rifling. Retains 85% blued finish, turning gray, with bare metal showing at sharp edges. Wood is very good condition with many small dents and some scratches. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel style magazine release. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 75% blue, with wear at sharp edges & high spots, scuffing or removed patina on barrel & slide, handling scratches. Checkered black plastic grips in good condition. Marked "PROPERTY OF US", with crossed cannon emblem below. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

WWII era U.S. military contract single action semi-automatic service pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1942. Features a parkerized finish, blued 5" barrel, low-profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with ‘u’ notch, knurled trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, 7 round USGI magazine, steel frame, knurled arched mainspring housing with lanyard loop, and checkered brown nylon grips. Markings: Slide - "PATENTED APR.20,1897. SEPT.9,1902/DEC.19,1905. FEB.14,1911. AUG.19,1913”, [rampant colt], “COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. CO./HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.," "P," "777/063," &"G." Frame - "UNITED STATES PROPERTY," "No777063," "M1911A1 U.S.ARMY", boxed "W.B.", "P", "W", "VP" inside a triangle and "60". Barrel - "COLT 45 AUTO", "P" and "G". and Magazine - "L". Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing edge wear, handling marks, slide wear on the barrel and scattered rust tones. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 451059 US Military carbine with 22" barrel, sling bar and saddle ring. 1884 dated breech block, incorporating changes typical to the 1884 model such as Buffington rear sight, 1890 rear sight protector, grooved trigger. Three cleaning rod sections present in butt trap. Bore is good. Metal finish is an even dark gray with areas of shallow pitting, especially at breech end of barrel. Breech block has a silvery gray coloration. Wood is good serviceable condition with many nicks and gouges, visible crack near sling bar mounting screw. Side plate markings are faint but readable. Rear sight marked "C" for carbine. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

This banner was made for Post Number One in Colorado. The Banner measures 4' 5" by 4' 1/2", Almost entirely blue with gold fringe around 3 sides. Front of the banner reads "General Henry W. Lawton; Camp No. 1" below the two lines is the Spanish American War Veteran Medal and a third and fourth line reading "United States War Veterans; Dept of Colorado". The Back starts with the same two first lines, State Seal of Colorado followed by "United Spanish War Veterans; Dept of Colorado. This Piece is in excellent condition with only a minor tear and one side is slightly faded. This is the one and only banner used to honor the War hero General Henry W. Lawton who achieved the rank of Major General after serving in the Civil War, and The Spanish American War. He Also received the Medal of Honor.

US military bolt action training rifle features 26" heavy barrel, target sights, detachable magazine, manual safety, sling swivels. Forward swivel can be moved to different positions to adjust firing stance and sling hold. Bore is excellent condition, bright with crisp rifling. Metal finish is a thin gray color, slightly mottled on barrel. Wood is excellent with few scratches and some scuffing. Marked "US PROPERTY" on left side of receiver. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Inscribed double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 7.65mm Browning, manufactured in Zella-Mehlis, Thuringen, Germany circa 1930. The right side of the slide is period engraved “General Felix Steiner”. Steiner was a highly decorated SS Commander during the Nazi era. He was awarded the The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords, and commanded (at varying times) the Verfügungstruppe SS Regiment Deutschland, SS Division Wiking, III SS Panzer Corps, and 11th SS Panzer Army. Pistol features a blued finish, 3.9" fixed barrel, fixed blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with ‘u’ notch, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the slide, loaded chamber indicator, push button magazine release, factory 8 round magazine with black synthetic finger rest floorplate, and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips with molded Walther banners. The frame & slide are stamped with /”N” proofs. Pistol retains approximately 80% of its original blued finish showing holster wear, thinning, and minor pin prick pitting. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent, markings are sharp and the synthetic grips are near fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Golden South Sea Pearls featuring 31 Large Pearls graduating from over 10.00 MM to 15.00 MM in diameter with 14 karat yellow gold clasp. Retail $20,000-$30,000

Active 1930-1987, Preston was a master silversmith. Pendant/ Pin is sterling silver with a coyote motif maker marked with Peyote bird on handmade sterling chain. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City NM.

Government sized 1911 style semiautomatic pistol features stainless steel construction, approx 5" barrel, BoMar style adjustable rear sight, blade front sight in dovetail, extended ambidextrous manual safety, beavertail style grip safety with "memory bump" style pad, Grey/Black laminated Ruger logo grips. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external appearance is Excellent, like new, few signs of handling. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two Ruger magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

NVSN Fantastic custom built bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .416 Rigby. This exceptional rifle was hand crafted by Clayton Nelson of Trinidad, CO utilizing a standard length FN mauser action. Mr. Nelson, among his other accolades, was an instructor at the Trinidad School of Gunsmithing, and has built rifles for Jack O'Connor and the like. Configuration: Blued finish, 22.5" tapered barrel with full banded sling eye, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, express rear sight with one standing & two folding leaves, installed scope blocks on the receiver, two-position safety on the right side of the bolt sleeve, polished bolt with swept-back bolt handle & circle pattern knurling on the knob, FN standard length mauser action with thumb cut, extended box magazine with detachable floorplate, and fancy figured walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with fine multi-point checkering, rosewood forend tip, right handed shadow line cheek piece, engraved reinforcing bolt, steel grip cap, installed sling eye, red Decelerator recoil pad & 14 1/8” LOP. The barrel is engraved "CLAYTON N. NELSON CUSTOM RIFLEMAKER" and the receiver is stamped with Belgium proofs. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its custom blued finish showing minor edge wear, thinning, some pin prick pitting on the right side of the magazine and light finish loss on the cocking piece & extractor. Action is sound, the bore is pristine, markings are crisp and the wood stock is near fine with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Beautifully restored antique single shot falling block sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1880's. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 30" part octagon heavy barrel, globe front sight, adjustable tang mounted Marbles aperture sight, installed optics rail, double set triggers, knurled hammer spur, ring lever, smooth satin finished walnut schnabel forend and straight grip shoulder stock with case hardened crescent buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 96% of its stunning refinish featuring vivid case colors & lustrous bluing with some light discoloration on the barrel near the muzzle. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine, markings are crisp and the wood stocks are fine with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent as restored. ***Antique Firearm***

Spanish military carbine made by Oviedo circa 1898. Features approx 17.5" barrel, sling swivels (rear swivel missing), sling bar with saddle ring, manual safety, military style sights, turned down bolt. Bore is in very good condition, bright with strong rifling. Retains 90% bright blue, turning to gray on bottom metal. Wood is in very good condition with small dents and dings. Oviedo crest on receiver & cartouche on stock. Observed numbers match. No import marks observed. Engraved monogram medallion (letter "C") attached to right side of butt with tiny screws. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

SN: 127203 Falling block lever action single shot target rifle features approx 28" barrel, adjustable target sights, two piece stock with nearly full length forend, sling swivels, curved steel buttplate. Bore condition is good to very good, bright with strong rifling. Metal finish is 85% or better, bluing on barrel, band and nosecap is dark with very little patina; receiver and lever have mostly turned brown, somewhat mottled in appearance. Wood is very good condition with small scratches, dents, creases. Swivels show even patina. Wood to metal fit is generally very good. Two line patent/address stamp left side of barrel. Top of receiver marked "US" with flaming bomb emblem. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

This black leather parade saddle has a 14.5" seat with floral stamp print, covered in sterling silver. Maker marked "D.E. Walker, Maker, Visalia Cal" in two places and the tapaderos are also decorated with sterling silver. Comes with a mismatched breastplate marked by " Diablo MFG Co" and is also decorated with sterling silver and a gold horse head on the center of the breastplate.

This brown saddle is maker marked " The Western Saddle MFG Co. Denver, Colorado Makers" in one spot. The saddle has a geometric stamp pattern and has nickel accents. The seat measures 12.5 inches.

This brown Bohlin saddle is maker marked twice and has a stamped star design. The seat is approximately 13inches long and has large tapaderos, shows age.

has a Kachina within a daisy design all sterling marked "PL" on handmade chain.

US military rifle manufactured circa 1898. Features 30" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety. Bore is good condition, dark with strong rifling. Barrel and bands have turned dark plum color; action is silvery gray with many tiny pinprick pits; magazine cover is a dull blue color. Wood is good or better serviceable condition with a many dents, dings, and creases. Small visible crack at rear of handguard. Stamped "10FLA" on buttplate. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Measures 3' x 5' and commemorates the induction of the State of Utah in 1896. This flag was used during the Spanish American War 1898 and was the official flag for 12 years. Flag is composed of wool bunting and is all sewn by machine. Flag has no tears and minor moth holes. In very good condition for its age.

Japanese military rifle features approx 25" barrel, straight bolt handle, military sights with anti-aircraft wings, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, hinged floorplate, folding monopod, sliding dust cover. Side mounted sling swivels. Bore appears good to very good, should improve with cleaning due to hard chrome lined bore. Retains 85% blued finish, thinning and turning gray at bolt handle and bottom metal, with partial ring of bare metal near muzzle from bayonet mounting. Stock is good or better condition, many dings and small gouges, appears to be original finish. Slight gp present at dovetail join. Mum is intact. All observed numbers match, including dust cover. No import marks observed. Attributed as a GI bring back (no papers). Nagoya manufacture, no series character. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

‘Performance Center, Jerry Miculek’ Tuned, stainless steel & titanium large frame double action revolver chambered in 9x19mm. Features a matte finish, 6 ½” stainless steel barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib & full underlug, removable compensator, raised patridge front sight, removed rear sight with aluminum optics rail installed, fluted eight-shot titanium cylinder, smooth trigger with overtravel stop, knurled ‘teardrop’ shaped hammer spur, three-screw stainless steel “N” target frame with internal key lock safety & Jerry Miculeks signature on the right side, and S&W branded pebbled black rubber overmolded finger groove Hogue Monogrip. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, keys, moon clips and non-ported muzzle device. Revolver exhibits minor handling marks and a light drag line on the cylinder with no major wear observed. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the rubber grips are fine. Condition is Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

3 stone cuff bracelet set in sterling 9 1/2" including gap, maker marked "E" From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Austrian semiautomatic pistol, imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features approx 4.4" barrel, fixed sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, replaceable backstrap inserts with different size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original "Red Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, cleaning rod & brush, cable lock, three magazines, mag loader, four different backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Stunning custom order factory engraved deluxe lever action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long and Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1897. Features a blued & case hardened finish, No. 1 pattern engraving with two deer game scene in an oval panel surrounded by floral scroll on the left side & bordered floral scroll on the right side with punch dot background, 24” part octagon/part round barrel, full-length tube magazine, Marbles No. 3 blade front sight with brass bead, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, smooth niter blued trigger, knurled hammer spur, take-down receiver, fancy figured walnut forend with point/fluer de lis hand checkering & engraved metal cap and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with ‘s’ shaped grip butt, curved factory buttplate & 13 ¼” LOP. Markings: Barrel - “MARLIN FIRE-ARMS CO. NEW-HAVEN CT., U.S.A./PAT’D JAN.18.1887. APRIL 2.1889. AUG.12.1890. MAR.1.1892.” and Receiver – “MARLIN SAFETY”, “154720” & “MODEL/1897.” Rifle retains approximately 70% of its original finish showing scattered wear on the barrel with a small amount of surface rust (surface rust extends to the magazine tube in several locations), noticeable small gouge as well as subtle scraping to right side of barrel forward of forend, some muted case colors on the receiver with vivid colors in the protected areas and finish loss on the upper tang & finger lever (which also shows some pin prick pitting). Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent and the figured wood stocks are very good with some blemishes. Condition is NRA Fine. ***Antique Firearm***

High quality bolt action single shot match rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in West Germany circa 1971. Features a blued finish, 26" medium-weight round barrel with recessed crown, globe front sight, receiver mounted factory fine tune diopter sight, adjustable serrated trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, straight bolt handle and right-handed pistol grip beechwood target stock with “T” slot accessory rail on the underside of the forend, stippled grip texture, cheek rest, high comb, adjustable sliding buttplate & 13 ¼” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing thinning, edge wear, scratches/wear on the receiver around the optic/sight rail cuts and some scattered pin prick pitting/light surface rust. Action is smooth, bore is very good and wood stock is near good with blemishes, minor losses & a small repair. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Brazilian made pump action carbine imported by Interarms, Alexandria VA. Features approx 16" barrel, buckhorn style sights, take down screw at receiver, tube magazine under barrel. Bore is excellent. Metal is 90% or better blued with thinning at sharp edges, patina on lower tang, scratches on receiver. Wood is excellent with few scratches and dents. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

US military bolt action training rifle features approx 27" medium contour barrel, hooded target front sight (rear sight not mounted), detachable magazine (one included), manual safety, sling swivels. Forward swivel is mounted in a track and allows adjustment of firing stance and sling hold. Bore is excellent condition, bright with crisp rifling. Retains over 95% dark blue, with few scratches or wear marks. Wood is excellent with few scratches. Marked "US" on left side of receiver. Includes cardboard CMP shipping box, manual, original receipt from CMP. Rear sight included in box. Rifle does not cock or will fire when safety disengaged - sear engagement problem - needs gunsmithing adjustment or repair. Condition is NRA Excellent (needs repair - see above) *** Modern Firearm ***

German semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.25" barrel, fixed sights, single action trigger, manual safety, heel type magazine release. Bore is very good condition, bright with sharp rifling, some tiny dark spots. Retains 90% blued finish, some bare metal on high spots, sharp edges, and scuffs to right side; appears to be reblued with few tiny pits under finish. Wood grips are in very good condition with some dents and some flattening of checkered points. Markings are typically crisp & even. Mauser banner on left side appears light struck or slightly polished with reduced detail. Right side of slide marked "DRPuAP" (indicates a patented design). No import marks observed. Includes one very good condition magazine and a very good condition russet color leather flap holster (fits but appears to be made for a different pistol). Attributed as US GI WWII Vet bring-back (no papers). Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

US military bolt action training rifle features 27" heavy barrel, target sights (Williams rear peep), detachable magazine, manual safety, sling swivels. Forward swivel can be moved to different positions to adjust firing stance and sling hold. Bore is excellent condition, bright with crisp rifling. Retains 85% dark blue, with small areas turning to brown color, some mottled appearance on barrel. Wood is excellent with few scratches. Marked "US PROPERTY" on top of barrel and receiver, "MILITARY FINISH" on top of barrel. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

SN: 381 US Military issue foraging shotgun built using some musket parts, issued two per company to assist in gathering food. Bore is bright, with areas of pitting or corrosion. Metal is mostly dark plum brown color with bright spots from rubbing; lock plate is a dull silvery gray with patches of patina. Wood is fair condition, with visible cracks at wrist and in buttstock, many dents and gouges. Marked "1881" in italics on breech block. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

'K-22 Masterpiece 3rd Model' Vintage medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1953. Features a blued finish, pinned 4" barrel with serrated sighting rib, pinned raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, case hardened .265" serrated trigger with adjustable stop, case hardened .375" hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, five screw square butt K target frame with six groove grip straps, and diamond checkered walnut magna grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, cylinder, extractor star, frame and right grip panel. Revolver retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing holster wear, a drag line on the cylinder and scattered light surface rust. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is very good, and the matching wood grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

All leather construction with beautiful beaded geometric motif fringed leather with small handmade doll, measures 21" overall, circa 1900's.

WWII era New Zealand military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured in Canada circa 1942. Features a blued refinish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight marked for 300 & 600 yards, two barrel bands, serrated trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, grooved full-length wood handguard, smooth full-length forend and straight grip shoulder stock with metal trapdoor buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle, magazine and forend. The left side of butt socket is marked “N Z/24413/14L2402” and the left side of the receiver is marked “No 4 Mk I*/LONG BRANCH/1942”. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its blued refinish showing little wear with old pitting under the finish and scattered spots of heavy rust. Action is smooth, the two land bore is near mint with corrosion around the muzzle and the wood stocks are near fine. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Ornate English made 18th century flintlock blunderbuss. Features a London proofed 17.5" iron barrel with 1 7/8" flared muzzle, smooth trigger, no hammer, "I/HARRISON" marked lock, floral scroll contoured left side plate, metal capped wood ram rod, sling swivels, and full-length straight grip shoulder stock with bulged grasping points on the forend & smooth metal buttplate. The metal surfaces display an pleasant aged brown patina with scattered pin prick pitting. The action is non-working with the missing hammer but the other components appear to be in good working order, the bore is clear and the wood stock is good showing blemishes & small losses with no major defects observed. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Features approx 16" long brass barrel, with bore opening to approx 1.25" at muzzle, spring loaded spike bayonet located on top of barrel, ramrod below barrel, brass buttplate. Flint lock appears in good working order. Bore is in good condition, smooth with staining from black powder use. Ramrod is too short to reach breech end of barrel, brass tip appears to be a recent replacement. Barrel in three sections, with octagonal breech end, round center, and fancy belled muzzle. Bayonet locks in open and closed position, latch springs are operative. Brass parts are generally smooth and bright, with some denting in places. Iron parts show consistent light pitting and grayish pewter coloration, some erosion seen on sharper edges of bayonet spike. Limited fancy engraving on triggerguard and top tang of buttplate. Wood is in good or better condition, with small dings and dents, missing piece on top near buttplate. London View mark and Proof mark on barrel. Attributed to Sharp of Maidstone, Kent, England circa 1750 - 1810. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

‘Third Generation’ Single action six-shot revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured circa 1980. The third generation of the S.A.A. is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & pressed cylinder bushing, production ran from 1976-1982. Features a nickel plated finish, 5 ½” barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted cylinder, ejector rod, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, and custom two-piece stag grips. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original nickel plated finish showing holster wear, superficial scratches throughout, some scattered erosion/pitting, and cloudiness on the grip frame. Action is crisp with four clicks & very good lock-up, the bore is very good and the stag grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearms***

.45 LC SN: SA24784 Gorgeous, factory ‘C’ coverage engraved, third generation single action revolver manufactured circa 1979. Features beautiful 75% coverage floral scroll engraving, blued & case hardened finish, 5 1/2” barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod, smooth thin trigger, hammer with polished flats & knurled spur, and factory two-piece federal eagle checkered black synthetic grips with molded Rampant Colt décor. Matching serial numbers are observed on the frame, backstrap (found under the left grip), frontstrap (found under the left grip), cylinder and both grips. The front strap is also marked “COLT ENG”. Includes a French fitted presentation case from the Colt Custom Shop with documents and card that reads “FROM THE COLT CUSTOM GUN SHOP”. Revolver retains nearly all of its original finish with a spot spot of dark oxidation on the left side of the hammer and no observed wear. Action is untested, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are extra fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearms***

US Military revolver features 4" barrel, fixed sights, swing out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring in butt. Wartime "Victory Model" based on five screw K frame Military & Police. Bore is very good to excellent, bright with crisp rifling. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Metal finish is bead blast matte finish, appears parkerized medium gray, 90% coverage with bare metal at muzzle, high spots, scuffs to left side of frame. Trigger and hammer retain dull case color, with bright metal rub marks from operation. Grips are smooth wood, very good condition with small scratches & dents. Action is smooth with tight lock up. Markings are crisp & even. Markings include flaming bomb emblem & "US PROPERTY G.H.D." on topstrap. Numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

'First Generation' Vintage single action six-shot revolver chambered in .38-40 Win, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1907. Introduced in 1894, the Colt Bisley was marketed as a target revolver and got its name from the Bisley shooting range in England. Features a 5 1/2" barrel with one line address, fixed blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the topstrap, smooth wide trigger, knurled wide low-profile hammer spur, fluted cylinder, ejector rod, steel frame, humpback grip frame and checkered hard rubber grips with molded Rampant Colt decor. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, triggerguard and backstrap. The backs of the grip panels are inscribed “H.L. Gobalet San Anselmo Cal”. Revolver retains little to no remaining finish with the metal appearing cleaned, displaying a soft grey patina and some scattered oxidation. Action is crisp with four clicks & good lock-up, the bore is semi-lustrous with light rifling & scattered pitting towards the muzzle, markings are good and the nice fitting hard rubber grips are good with a couple notches & some minor losses. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features 5,5" barrel with threaded muzzle, muzzle thread protector, adjustable sights with three dot fiber optic inserts, manual safety. Metal parts are matte stainless or a matching finish, grip frame is black polymer, sights are black in color. Bore is excellent. Overall external condition is Excellent, almost like new, with a few tiny dark spots on left side of upper receiver, several locations with rub marks. Includes factory cardboard box, two magazines, cable lock, polymer Picatinny type rail with mounting screws (appears to replace rear sight), manual. Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

‘Fully Tansferable’ Select fire open-bolt submachine gun chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Atlanta, GA pre-1986. Features a parkerized finish, 5.25" threaded barrel, detachable 7.5" barrel extension with ventilated handguard, shrouded post front sights, fixed rear aperture sight, smooth trigger, sliding safety on the lower receiver to the right of the triggerguard, selector lever on the left side of the lower receiver, heel magazine release, 32 round extended magazine, thin brown leather sling, black polymer palmswell on the back of the magazine well and retractable metal stock with overfolding wire shoulder piece. Includes four spare magazines. SMG retains approximately 90% of its original parkerized finish showing scattered handling marks, wear on the magazine well and a bright rub mark on the top of the receiver from the shoulder piece. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***NFA/Class 3 Firearm***

Light weight over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Italy circa 2005. Imported by Beretta USA Corp. of Accokeek, M.D. with import mark on the right side of the barrel. Features a matte black finish, 28" monobloc high strength alloyed steel barrels with ventilated sighting rib & removable modified/improved cylinder chokes, selective automatic ejectors, silver bead front sight, low-profile silver center sight, gold single selective trigger, steel reinforcing alloy receiver, sliding safety/barrel selector on the upper tang, smooth top lever, gloss finished straight grain walnut forend with bordered checkering & countered grasping grooves, and rounded semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with Decelerator recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 7/16", drop at heel 2 1/16" & length of pull 14 5/16". Includes a choke tool and two additional chokes (full & skeet). Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing high point edge wear, a few scattered losses/dings and carry wear on the underside of the forend metal. Action is smooth & on-face, the bores are excellent and the wood stocks are fine with minor blemishes & slightly ill-fitted recoil pad. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

by noted Arizona Artist Jack Cluff entitled "Where Legends Live". Depicts a desert landscape with pueblo ruins. Painted in place in our consignors home in Yavapai Hills. Used by the artist at several shows. Includes a1989 Lapidary Journal signed by the artist. Originally paid $12,000. 59" x 22". Signed in the lower right hand corner. Comes with a certification of authenticity that includes the artists signature and the date it was made, August 1990.

Leather construction fully beaded on one side with a geometric design.

Albanian made semiautomatic rifle, imported by TG, Knoxville TN. Features approx 20" barrel, adjustable sights, folding spike bayonet, fixed 10 round magazine, cleaning rod under barrel, two butt compartments (one with cleaning kit, one is empty). Bore is very good to excellent condition. Metal parts retain 90% dark bluing, with some thinning at raised surfaces. Bolt and carrier are in the white. Stock is very good or better condition, appears varnished. Number on butt stock does not match. Includes excellent condition gray web sling. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

Beautifully & tightly woven eye dazzler rug made by Daisy Joe. Measures 68"x45", condition is excellent with vibrant grays, browns, reds, and touches of teal. Consignor paid $9000.00 includes original tag and photo.

Antique single action percussion revolver with .36 caliber bore, manufactured in London, England circa 1855. Features an old reblued finish, 7.5" octagon barrel marked "-ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON-", brass post front sight with round top, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, steel oval triggerguard, un-fluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped naval engagement scene, loading lever, case hardened hammer with smooth (once knurled) hammer spur, steel backstrap and smooth one-piece walnut grip. Shows period English proofs on the cylinder & barrel. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel lug, barrel wedge, loading lever, cylinder, cylinder pin, frame, triggerguard and backstrap. Revolver retains approximately 20% of its blued refinish showing strong bluing on the cylinder and top of the backstrap, with thinned bluing on the barrel. Action is sound, the bore is pristine with the rifling ending .4” from the muzzle, markings are very good, the cylinder scene is approximately 90% intact and the wood grip is very good. Some screws have been replaced. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Double action only revolver features 1.78" barrel with fixed sights, 5 shot swing out cylinder, Crimson Trace laser. Bore and chambers are excellent condition. Overall condition is like new, with few signs of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, cable lock, tools for adjusting laser, black nylon zipper pouch. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

‘Third Generation’ Single action six-shot revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured circa 1980. The third generation of the S.A.A. is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & pressed cylinder bushing, production ran from 1976-1982. Features a nickel plated finish, 5 ½” barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted cylinder, ejector rod, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, and custom two-piece stag grips. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original nickel plated finish showing holster wear, superficial scratches throughout, some scattered erosion/pitting, and cloudiness on the grip frame. Action is crisp with four clicks & good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the stag grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearms***

‘Sporting’ Superb quality over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 28 gauge shells, manufactured in Italy circa 2014. Features 30” lustrous blued barrels with ventilated ribs & factory IC/IC extended choke tubes, white bead front sight, silver bead center sight, selective automatic ejectors, single selective gold trigger adjustable for take up, over travel & length of pull, sliding safety/barrel selector on the upper tang, engraved receiver with hand polished coin finish & Invisalloy protective finish, lightly knurled top lever, oil finished select walnut Schnabel forend with 26 lpi point checkering & inlayed teardrop escutcheon and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with right handed palm swell & Kick-Eez recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 ½”, drop at heel 2” and length of pull 14 7/8” (adjustable). Includes the factory hard case with documents, tools, key and six additional chokes (F, IM, M, LM, S & C). Shotgun retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing a couple minute scratches on the bottom barrel near the muzzle and a minor scuff on the left side of the receiver. Action is smooth & on-face, the bores are pristine and the select wood stocks are extra fine. Condition in near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Fine side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 28 gauge shells, manufactured in Belgium for Continental Arms Corporation of New York. Features blued 25 ¼” barrels with raised ventilated sighting rib & fixed cylinder/modified chokes, selective automatic ejectors, ivory bead sights, knurled single selective trigger, sliding barrel selector to the right of the trigger, French greyed receiver engraved with vine scroll & waterfowl scenes, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, walnut beavertail forend with ribboned checkering and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with horn grip cap, inlayed shield escutcheon & serrated horn buttplate. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 7/16, drop at heel 2 1/8” and length of pull 14 3/8”. The barrel retains approximately 85% of their blued finish showing thinning, scattered wear and some handling marks/scratches. The receiver retains nearly all of its French greyed finish with no observed losses. Action is tight & on-face, the bores are excellent and the wood stocks are near fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator. Two tone finish: stainless slide and black polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Refinished WWI era U.S. military contact single action semi-automatic service pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1918. Features a nickel plated finish, 5" barrel, low-profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with ‘u’ notch, smooth ‘long’ trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, 7 round magazine, steel frame, smooth mainspring housing with lanyard loop and reproduction double diamond checkered walnut grips. Markings: Slide - "PATENTED APR.20,1897. SEPT.9,1902/DEC.19,1905. FEB.14,1911. AUG.19,1913”, “COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. CO./HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.", "H", & “G”. Frame – Intertwined “JMG” inspectors mark & "No 248633" which the nickel has been removed to reveal. Barrel - "HS" & "P." and Magazine - "L". Pistol retains approximately 85% of its nickel plated refinish showing scattered scratches, small losses in the cocking serrations on the slide and a large loss around the serial number on the frame. Action is sound, the bore is fair with rust between the lands, markings are good and the repo wood grips are very good with the right panel slightly ill-fitting. Condition is Good as refinished. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 70N59914 'MK IV Series 70' Desirable 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1978. Features a matte blued finish with polish flats, 5" N.M. barrel, patridge front sight, fully-adjustable Elliason rear sight, wide serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, serrated hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame with serrated front strap, serrated flat mainspring housing and checkered walnut grips w/ gold Colt medallions. Includes a factory wood grain cardboard box with documents, tools, hand tag and label that list the serial number as “70N59994”. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are extra fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

collection including belt buckle reads "H Polelone" with laughing Kachina, Oval pendant with kokopeli, spoon with inlay work, Dancing Mudhead Kachina pendant, Butterfly Pendant, and an oval geometric pendant. All are solid sterling and in excellent condition. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City NM.

Quality single barrel boxlock trap shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 2004. Features a blued finish, 34” barrel with raised sighting rib & removable Carlson modified extended choke tube, extractor, Bradley style white bead front sight, white bead center sight, smooth gold trigger, smooth top lever, checkered walnut beavertail forend and straight grain semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with extensions & Kick-Eez recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb – 1 7/16”, drop at heel 1 1/2” and length of pull 13 5/8”. Includes a Carlson's BIP Full .710 flush fit choke tube with tool. Shotgun retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing some scattered scratches, carry wear on the underside of the receiver and a small amount of light surface rust on the left side of the receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are good with blemishes/small losses & a hairline crack extending from the upper tang into the checkered panel on the right side of the wrist. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Semi-automatic scout variant of the M14 battle rifle chambered in 7.62x51mm Nato, manufactured in Geneseo, IL circa 2016. Features a parkerized finish, 18" barrel, proprietary muzzle break without bayonet lug, shrouded NM .062 blade front sight, adjustable rear aperture sight, forward mounted optic rail, smooth two-stage trigger, manual safety, detachable 10 round magazine, installed stripper clip guide, black composite handguard and checkered black synthetic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with sling swivels, factory recoil pad & 13 ½” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing light slide wear on the receiver & bolt. Action is smooth, the bore appears very good but is dirty and the synthetic stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Leather construction with beaded design accented with green horsehair.

WWII era Australian military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured circa 1941. Features a black phosphate finish, 25.2" barrel, raised patridge front sight, shrouded leaf type rear sight graduated to 2,000 yards, metal nosecap with bayonet lug, piling swivel & protective front sight ears, single barrel band, sling swivels, serrated trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, loading bridge on the receiver, smooth full-length wood hand guard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with brass trapdoor buttplate containing an oiler bottle. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrel and bolt handle with no numbers observed elsewhere. The right side of the butt socket is marked "M A/LITHGOW/S.M.L.E./III*/1941”. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its arsenal finish showing scattered handling marks and slide wear on the bolt. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Featuring a G.I.A Certified Purplish Pink Sappire weight Approx. 2.10 Carats and surrounded by 28 oval and round Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 Carats of G-h colors and VS/SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $5,000-$7,000

'Model R6601' Desirable pre-ban semi-automatic AR platform target rifle chambered in 5.56mm NATO, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1993. Features a matte dark grey finish, 20" HBAR barrel with 1:7 twist, A2 bird cage flash hider, adjustable A2 post front sight without bayonet lug, carry handle upper receiver with integrated A2 dual aperture adjustable rear sight, shell deflector, forward assist, dust cover, 'half-moon' bolt carrier, sear block, single stage trigger, manual two position selector, fenced push button magazine release, factory 20 round steel magazine, black nylon sling, rifle length black composite handguard, A2 pistol grip, and fixed shoulder stock with trap door buttplate. Includes two spare 20 round magazine and a 30 round magazine by Cooper Industries. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original matte grey finish showing scattered handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is sound, the bore is very good, and the synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.25" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, replaceable backstrap inserts with different size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines, two different backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Antique single action percussion revolver with .36 caliber bore, manufactured in New York City, NY circa 1856. Features a 7.5" octagon barrel marked "-ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY", dovetailed blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six shot cylinder with roll stamped naval engagement scene, loading lever, brass grip frame with oval triggerguard and one-piece walnut grip. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel lug, loading lever, cylinder pin, frame, triggerguard and backstrap. Revolver display an aged brown patina with mottled light and dark tones. The sides of the barrel show some tooling marks. Action is sound, the bore is good+, markings are very good, the cylinder scene is approximately 10% intact with only the water visible and the wood grip is good with a chip in the toe on the left side. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Semiautomatic target pistol made circa 1943 features approx 6.5" barrel, adjustable sights, manual safety, heel style magazine release. Bore is very good to excellent condition. Retains 75% blue, dark and even on barrel, fading to gray or brown on slide and grip area, thinning or bare metal on sides of slide and on front strap. Brown plastic checkered grips are very good or better condition. Markings include "THE WOODSMAN", "MATCH TARGET" with bulls eye emblem, US Ordnance Dept crossed cannons, "GHD" on right side of frame. Includes very good condition "Red Head Brand" leather holster. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

'MK IV Series 70' Desirable 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1979. Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, 5" barrel, low profile blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame, serrated arched mainspring housing and checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions. Includes a factory hard case with spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing a couple scratches on the slide and some wear on the underside of the slide near the frame. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Engraved antique lever action repeating rifle chambered in .38-40 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1892. Configuration: Blued finish, 24” octagonal barrel, full-length tube magazine, Rocky Mountain front sight with German silver blade, elevation adjustable flat-top rear sporting sight, tang mounted Lyman Combination Peep sight, smooth trigger, case hardened hammer with knurled spur, Ulrich #1 pattern engraving on the receiver featuring foliate arabesque patterns & whitetail buck on a mountain scene on the left side, curved case hardened finger lever, grip safety, nicely figured American walnut forend with diamond pattern checkering & steel cap, and serpentine grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate & 13” LOP. Matching serial numbers are found on the bottom of the receiver, on the left side of upper tang and in the top tang channel of buttstock. Includes a document from the Cody Firearms Record Office and a photo of the leger page from Marlin records both stating the rifle is a model 1889 in 38 caliber with 24” octagon barrel & pistol grip stock that shipped 11.26.1892. Rifle retains approximately 20% thinned bluing with some bright bluing & vivid case colors preserved in the protected areas and the remained of the metal surfaces displaying an aged brown patina. Action is smooth, the bore shows good luster & rifling with scattered pitting and the refinished wood stocks are good with 1.5” crack on the right side of the buttstock near the toe. Condition is near NRA Fine. ***Antique Firearm***

Desirable ‘pre-ban’ semi-automatic carbine chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Israel by Israeli Military Industries circa 1980 – 1983. Imported and distributed by Action Arms of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with import stamp on the right side of the receiver. Features a satin black finish, parkerized 16.25" barrel, fully-adjustable shrouded post front sight, shrouded flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight, bayonet lug, telescoping bolt, manual safety on the left side of the grip housing, grip safety, large knurled charging handle, 25 round magazine, smooth trigger, tan canvas sling, folding metal shoulder stock and grooved black synthetic forend & pistol grip. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and barrel. Includes three 32 round magazines. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing handling marks and some rust tones on the barrel. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and synthetic stocks are very good. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: FN21447 'MK IV Series 80' 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1987. Features a matte nickel plated refinish with bright slide flats, 5" N.M. barrel, serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable Millett rear sight, wide serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, serrated hammer spur, extended manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, no magazine, steel frame with serrated front strap, serrated flat mainspring housing and checkered walnut grips w/ gold Colt medallions. Includes factory Gold Cup literature. Pistol retains approximately 99%+ of its nickel plated refinish showing little to no visible wear. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near fine with a large scratch in the right panel. Condition is near NRA Perfect as refinished. ***Modern Firearm***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes all original designs and some reproductions from movies and 2-drawer filing cabinet full. Known by his company name "Legends in Leather".

German semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.7" barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, decocking safety, detachable magazine. Bore is very good to excellent. Retains 85% bright blue with bare metal showing on edges of slide, frame, lower backstrap. Black plastic grips in very good condition. Serial number indicates production circa 1934. Crown N proofs on slide & barrel. Attributed as a WWII US Veteran bring-back (no papers). No import marks observed. Includes a total of two Walther marked magazines with finger rests. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

SN: 224046 Ultra-lightweight bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 7mm-08 Remington. Custom built by the Robert Hisserich Company of Mesa, A.Z., weighing a mere 6.55 lbs as configured. Features a satin black finish, 22" tapered barrel with recessed crown & no provisions for sights, Leupold Vari-X IIc 4-12x scope mounted using S&K V1B rings & two-piece base, wide serrated trigger, spiral fluted bolt with lightening cuts on the handle & knob, skeletonized receiver, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, blind internal box magazine, black nylon sling and brown camo finished semi-pistol grip synthetic shoulder stock with Decelerator recoil pad & 13.25” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its custom black finish showing very little wear. Action is super smooth with a crisp light trigger pull, the bore is pristine, the optics are sharp with duplex reticle and the synthetic stock is fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

‘Premier Slug Gun’ Gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" or 3" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1997. Features a blued finish, 21” rifled barrel with 1:35 twist, Pentax 0-4x Zero-X/V Lightseeker SG Plus scope installed using a cantilever style Weaver rail mounted to thhe barrel, 4 round tube magazine, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, plated bolt with serrated charging handle, steel receiver with rose & scroll engraving, Uncle Mike padded black nylon sling, checkered walnut forend with satin finish, and semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo shoulder stock with black monogramed grip cap, factory recoil pad & 14” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing only minor handling marks. Action is smooth, the rifled bore appears excellent but is dirty, the optics are slightly hazy with duplex reticle and the wood stocks are good to very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action. Bore is fair to good condition with visible pitting and minor roughness, strong rifling. Cylinder charge holes are fair to good with little roughness. Retains 75% dark brownish gray finish, thinning on right side of frame & on front strap, bare metal showing at high spots, holster wear at muzzle. Grips are good or better condition walnut, small dents and gouges, fit to frame is good. Cylinder can rotate with trigger at rest and when hammer is cocked, locks up tight when trigger is held to rear. with hammer down. Action operates smoothly. Markings include "RAC" on grips. Bottom of frame is smooth with no markings, lanyard ring removed and hole is plugged. Number on crane matches number inside frame. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3,75" barrel, fixed 3 dot sights in dovetails, striker fired, ambidextrous slide lock. All black finish; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, kydex paddle holster, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

down by known photographer Matthew Brady measures 4"x2". Marked on back Bradys National Photographic Portrait Galleries NO 352 Pennsylvania Ave Washing DC and Broadway & Tenth NY. Near Excellent condition

Done by known Civil war photographer Matthew Brady. 4"x201/2" Marked on back Bradys National Photographic Portrait Galleries NO 352 Pennsylvania Ave Washing DC and Broadway & Tenth NY. Near Excellent condition

Beaded teepee design with handmade quill work with fringe on leather excellent condition.

'Late Production Third Variation' Vintage slide action repeating rifle chambered in .22 Magnum, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1963. Features a blued finish, 24" round barrel, 7/8 length tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with silver bead, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, take-down receiver with integral scope rail cuts, serrated trigger, push button safety, 8 3/8” grooved walnut slide handle and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory black hard rubber buttplate & 13.5” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its blued finish showing some scattered scratches, a light amount of pin prick pitting and slide wear on the magazine tube & barrel. Action is crisp, the bore is excellent and wood stocks are good as slightly oversized with blemishes & finish loss. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, manual safety in trigger, frame mounted manual safety, striker fired. Two tone finish: black colored slide and medium teal blue colored polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one magazine with pinky rest, replacement "flat" mag base, orange colored "inert practice magazine" to allow cocking and dry firing. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Double mounted engraved silver overlaid design with a shield motif with beautiful floral tooled spur straps. Circa 1910-1920.

SN: G2234 Special order controlled-round-feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .338-06, built by U.S. Repeating Arms Co. in New Haven, CT in 1999. Features a satin matte blued finish, fluted 26” chrome-moly steel match grade barrel with recessed crown & no provisions for sight, installed two-piece scope base with rings, serrated trigger, steel trigger guard, hand honed action, three-position safety on the right side of the bolt shroud, hand engine turned bolt, extractor & extractor ring, swep-back bolt handle with smooth knob, internal box magazine with hand engine turned follower & hinged steel floorplate, Wolff firing pin spring and fancy figured American walnut classic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with satin polyurethane finish, standard pattern point checkering, inletted sling swivels, steel grip cap, factory red rubber recoil pad & 13 ¾” LOP. Includes a factory letter detailing the various aforementioned attributes, signed by the Custom Shop manager L.R. Dengler. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing very minor edge wear on the barrel with no other wear observed. Action is very smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stock is extra fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

A Rare Early U.S. 2nd Model Colt Dragoon Revolver Serial Number 8460 For 1850, 7 1/2" barrel, .44 caliber. The Colt Second Model Dragoon began with serial number 8000. All Colt “4 pounders” are desirable as they saw hard service on the western frontier and are the quintessential heavy Dragoon revolver. Serial 8460 has been used hard, but still retains the “Address Saml Colt New York” address. Strong U.S. on frame. Unnumbered but original cylinder. Wedge is a replacement as is the unnumbered loading lever. Grips are original but well worn. Other than wedge, cylinder and loading lever all numbers match. Action works well. A presentable example of this very desirable “Big Colt”. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.5" barrel, three dot adjustable sights, double/single action, ambidextrous manual decocker/safety, ambidextrous magazine release, replaceable grip sleeve. All black finish; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines with pinky rest, two replacement "flat" mag bases, different grip sleeve. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Titled "Wicked Pony" this bronze measures 22" tall, 17.5" at the base. Quality casting showing attention to detail. Mid-20th century.

Lightweight & fast cycling gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” 28 Gauge shells, manufactured in Italy circa 2014. The A400 Xplor Action shotgun utilizes Blink technology allowing it to fire up to four shots in less than one second. Imported by Beretta USA Corp. of Accokeek, M.D. with import mark on the right side of the barrel. Shotgun features a 28” blued Steelium tri-alloy barrel with 2mm ventilated sighting rib & removable Optima-Bore HP skeet choke, red fiber optic front sight, 4 round tube magazine with cut-off on the left side of the receiver, smooth trigger, cross-bolt safety in the front of the trigger guard, bronze finished lightweight alloy receiver with integral scope mount cuts, sling swivel studs, Xtra grain treated walnut forend with ribboned checkering & synthetic cap, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 ½”, drop at heel 2 ¼” and length of pull 14 3/8”. Includes the factory hard case with documents, tools, stock shims, QD sling swivels and two additional chokes (full & modified). Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing a single bright ding on the rear of the receiver and some scratches on the front of the charging handle. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are extra fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

'KS Mountain Rifle' Lightweight bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, manufactured in the Remington Custom Shop circa 2007. Features a matte black finish, 24" tapered barrel without provisions for sights, Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10x scope mounted using steel QD rings & a two-piece base, adjustable serrated trigger, machine turned bolt with swept-back handle & knurled knob, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, 4 round internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and textured grey Kevlar semi-pistol shoulder stock with right handed cheek rest, swivel studs, LimbSaver recoil pad & 13.5” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its matte black finish showing very little wear. Action is super smooth, the bore is pristine, the optics are sharp with duplex reticle and the synthetic stock is near fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

single turquoise stone which has some hairline cracked marked JT. Set in sterling silver 8" including the gap. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

‘Standard Grade’ Antique side-by-side double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1893. Features light coverage factory engraving on the receiver, 28” modified/improved cylinder damascus barrels with concave sighting rib & dolls head third fastener, extractor, brass bead front sight, double triggers, sliding tang safety, knurled top lever, point checkered walnut splinter forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with blank oval escutcheon & factory buttplate. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 7/8”, drop at heel 3 1/16” & length of pull 14”. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrels, forend (on the wood & metal) and the trigger guard. Shotgun exhibits light damascus patterns on the barrel while the balance of the metal surfaces are in-the-white with some scattered dark oxidation. Action is sound, the bores are very good, the markings are very good and the wood stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action. Bore is very good condition, bright with strong rifling, lanyard ring on butt. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Retains 60% finish, turning dark mottled brown and gray, traces of original "royal blue" in protected areas; bare metal on sharp edges, around muzzle, at grip straps. Grips are good or better condition walnut, small dents and gouges, fit to frame is good. Polished sides of hammer have turned dull gray. Action operates smoothly with yight lockup. Markings include "RAC" and "LEB" inspection stamps, "US ARMY MODEL 1892" at bottom of frame. Observed numbers match. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

Austrian semiautomatic pistol, imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features approx 4" barrel, fixed sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, replaceable backstrap inserts with different size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original "White Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, cleaning rod & brush, cable lock, three 10 round magazines, mag loader, four different backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

'06380, MK IV/Series'80' Single action semi-automatic pocket pistol built along the lines of a scaled-down 1911A1, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1983. Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, 3.25" barrel, fixed ramp front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, steel frame and checkered black synthetic grips with gold Colt medallions. Includes the original factory wood grain cardboard box with literature and styrofoam inserts. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing minor edge wear, some action wear on the forward potion of the slide and a few spots of light surface rust on the frame. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Stainless steel large frame double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1983. Features a satin finish, 6” barrel with serrated sighting rib, raised ramp front sight with orange insert, full-adjustable micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, .400" smooth target trigger, .500" target hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, shrouded ejector rod, square butt N target frame with ten groove grip straps and checkered Goncalo Alves target grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes a Safariland basket weave tooled black leather holster & size 36 cartridge belt. Revolver exhibits scattered superficial scratches and light holster wear. Action is very smooth with excellent lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 5.375" bull barrel, 1911 shaped/styled grip; adjustable target type sights, single action trigger, frame mounted manual safety, loaded chamber indicator. All black finish, polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, two magazines, Weaver type optics rail with mounting screws. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Masterfully restored lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in Utica, NY circa 1910. Features a lustrous blued refinish, 26" octagonal barrel, Rocky Mountain front sight with German silver blade, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, internal rotary magazine with brass spool/round counter, cocked indicator on the upper tang, smooth trigger, case hardened finger lever, sliding safety on the lower tang, smooth walnut schnabel forend and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate & 13" LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its high polished blued refinish showing a couple light scratches and some minor imperfection in the metal under the finish. Action is smooth, the bore appears to be good with what looks like minor pitting throughout and the refinished wood stocks are very good with dark staining at the butt. Condition is near NRA Excellent as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

All heavy sterling with a single triangle cut stone, unmarked. 91/2" with gap. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

by Alvin Marshall depicting mother and child, measures 13"X34"X8" signed on base. Small loss to hair on statue. As a young boy Alvin Marshall was taken from his home on a Navajo reservation and placed in boarding schools where he was not permitted to speak the Navajo language or practice its traditions. By the age of ten he had lost both of his parents and it was his grandparents that taught him his Navajo culture which he hopes to pass on in his figurative sculpture. Marshall served in the US Army where he did some work in illustration. After his service he moved to the Shiprock Reservation where he worked first as a diesel mechanic and later as an illustrator. At that time he began sculpting and would go on searches for stone with his friend, Oreland Joe. For a short time he owned a gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona but not finding success it closed. He continued sculpting small pieces for a while but later dropped out of the art scene. Marshall eventually began carving again and has found success in galleries and at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona.

High quality single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Lenzenburg Switzerland and proofed in Ulm, Germany circa 1979. Imported by 1 ein of Vero Beach, F.L. with small import marks on the underside of the barrel. Features a matte/polished blued finish, monolithic frame/5 7/8" slabside barrel with removable weight, ramped patridge front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, slide catch on the left side of the frame, adjustable wide serrated target trigger, concealed hammer, heel magazine release, 10 round detachable magazine with extended synthetic base, and two-piece stippled walnut target grip with adjustable palm rest on the right side. The left grip panel has a 1995 “Kreismeisterschaft Schutzenkreis Ludwigshafen Rh.” sticker. Pistol retains approximately 93% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear, handling marks and slide wear on the barrel & on the left side of the slide from rubbing against the rear sight tower. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger pull, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

German semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.25" barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, manual safety, heel type magazine release. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 90% wartime matte finish, a bit thin and with a slightly less refined polish than pre-war guns. Wood grips are good serviceable condition, worn and scratched. Waffenamt on triggerguard. No import marks observed. Includes one very good condition original magazine (bare metal body) and a very good condition russet color leather flap holster (fits but appears to be made for a different pistol). Attributed as US GI WWII Vet bring-back (no papers). Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, heel style magazine release. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 90% blue, with wear at sharp edges & high spots, turning brown at barrel, handling scratches. Checkered black plastic grips in good to very good condition. Marked "U.S. NAVY PROPERTY", with crossed cannon emblem below. Includes one magazine. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

US military rifle manufactured circa 1897. Features 30" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety. Bore is very good to excellent. Metal retains 90% blue or blackened finish with some bare metal on sharp edges, cloudiness at receiver and magazine, scuffs along barrel. Wood is excellent condition with a few creases and dings. Includes three piece cleaning rod and other cleaning items in butt trap. Attributed to use by Co. I, 4th US Volunteer Infantry. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Antique Firearm ***

'Trapper Limited Series' Large frame lever action repeating rifle chambered in .45-70 Government, manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 2014. This Limited Series trapper rifle is one of only 201 produced. Configuration: blued finish, 16" barrel, 4 round magazine tube, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, elevation adjustable buckhorn rear sporting sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, sliding tang safety, smooth walnut forend with metal cap and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with steel grip cap, crescent metal buttplate and Greasewood leather stock cover/recoil pad. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents and chamber lock. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and wood stocks are extra fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Expertly restored vintage take-down lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1902. Features a blued & case hardened finish with niter blued screws, take-down 26" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, full-length tube magazine, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, point checkered walnut forend with metal cap and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate & 13 1/16” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its professional refinish showing light scratches and some scattered pin prick pitting found under the finish on several parts. The barrel & magazine tube display a brown appearance and the case colored parts shows vivid colors. The magazine tube is not well secured near the muzzle and the upper tang shows empty provisions for a sight. Action is sound, the bore is good, markings are very good and the refinished wood stocks are very good with a few hairline cracks. Condition is NRA Very Good as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is good to very good, bright with strong rifling, some darkness at breech end (might clean out). Cylinder charge holes are very good. Retains 80% blue, mostly turning gray, thinning on right side of barrel, turning brown on trigger guard and grip straps, bare metal showing on high spots and near muzzle. Sides of trigger are dark even blue. Sides of hammer are bright with some patina. Few small dents on right side plate, on barrel. Grips are good condition walnut with some small dents, shrinkage, loss of wood at bottom points..Cylinder rotates freely, locks up with some looseness. Action operates smoothly. Markings include "RAC" at frame & cylinder, "US ARMY MODEL 1894" at bottom of frame. Observed numbers match, except cylinder has non-matching number. Includes poor condition brown leather flap holster, stamped "US", "82F8". Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 3,4" barrel, fixed 3 dot sights in dovetails, double action only with second strike ability, ambidextrous slide lock. All black finish; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling, few light scuffs. Includes original factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, kydex paddle holster, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

‘HK 93A3’ Desirable pre-ban semi-automatic variant of the HK33 roller-delayed-blowback operated assault rifle chambered in 5.56mm NATO. Manufactured in Germany circa 1982 and imported by HK Inc. of Arlington, VA with import stamp on the right side of the magazine well. Features a matte dark grey finish, 16.25" barrel equipped with a flash hider, hooded post front sight, 4-position rear drum sight, smooth trigger, folding charging handle, "0 1" marked grip frame with two-position selector, push button magazine release, 20 round aluminum magazine, provisions for bipod & sling, black synthetic forend, finger groove pistol grip with thumb rest on the left side and collapsible shoulder stock with checkered rubber recoil pad. Includes a spare 40 round magazine. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor handling marks and a couple small spots of bright wear on the edges of the magazine well. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action. Bore is very good, bright with strong rifling. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Retains 75% blue, mostly turned dull but with patches of original "royal blue" color, bare metal showing on high spots, patina on right side of frame and portions of cylinder. Grips are good or better condition walnut, small dents and gouges, slight shrinkage. Hammer is polished metal, turning brown from patina. Action operates smoothly with tight lockup. Markings include "RAC" inspection stamp, "US ARMY MODEL 1894" at bottom of frame. Observed numbers match. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

Hungarian military semiautomatic pistol features approx 3.9" barrel, fixed sights, single action, heel style magazine release, lanyard ring at butt, grip safety in frame. Bore is very good condition, bright with some light pitting observed near muzzle. Retains 85% bright blue, showing bare metal on sharp edges. Grooved wood grips are very good condition. Factory marking on slide, proof on frame. No import marks observed. Includes two very good condition pinky rest magazines, and good condition leather flap holster (appears proper for this pistol). Attributed as a US GI WWII Vet bring-back (no papers). Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

‘Traditional’ Out of production lever action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ½” .410 gauge shells, manufactured circa 2001-2006. Features a blued finish, cylinder choked 24" round barrel, full-length 9 round tube magazine, Tru-Glo green fiber-optic front sight, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, factory drilled & tapped receiver with ‘Angle Eject’ ejection port cut, smooth trigger with beveled edges, cross-bolt safety, grip safety, serrated hammer spur with extension installed, two barrel bands, satin finished walnut forend with point checkering and straight grip shoulder stock with factory rubber recoil pad & 13.5” LOP. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label, documents and magazine plug. Shotgun retains approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stock are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Double/Single action revolver features stainless steel construction, 2.25" barrel with fixed sights, 5 shot swing out cylinder, black rubber grip with plastic side panels. Bore and chambers are excellent condition. Overall condition is like new, with few signs of handling. Includes original factory hard plastic box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

High quality magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in West Germany circa 1953 - 1970. Imported by 1 ein of Vero Beach, F.L. with small import marks on the underside of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 21" tapered barrel, ramped bead top blade front sight, express style rear sight with one fixed leaf (50 meters) & two folding leaves (100 & 150 meters), integral Tip-Off scope rail cuts in the receiver, smooth trigger, black finished alloy trigger guard, push button safety, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, detachable 5 round magazine and point checkered walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory sling swivels, black synthetic grip cap, right handed pancake style cheek piece & serrated black synthetic buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing wear on the front sight base, finish loss on the bolt knob and carry wear on the magazine, triggerguard & receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is very good with some blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: GCA1128 'Second Generation, F Series' Embellished commemorative single action percussion revolver chambered for .44 caliber ammunition, manufactured circa 1982. This “Garibaldi Special Edition” revolver is one of only 200 made in commemoration of Italian general, patriot, & republican, Giuseppe Marie Garibaldi. Configuration: blued & case hardened finish with chemically etched embellishments featuring single relief gold including floral scroll, portraits of Colt & Garibaldi & scene of Colt & Garibaldi shaking hands, 7 1/2" part octagonal barrel, nickel silver blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut in the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six shot cylinder, brass backstrap & triggerguard, and one-piece walnut grip. Includes a two-page factory letter and a factory mahogany display case with French fitted red velvet interior & beveled glass swivel top with Garibaldi scene. Revolver retains approximately 99%+ original finish showing very little wear. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is extra fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in case. ***Antique Firearm***

set in heavy sterling marked Harold Becenti. 7 1/2" including gap. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Spanish military rifle made by Ludwig Loewe, Berlin Germany circa 1896. Features 29" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety, military style sights, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is good condition, dark with strong rifling. Retains 85% blue, turning brown most places, thinning gray at receiver; pitting on ejector box. Bolt is in the white. Wood is good condition with many small dents and nicks, small area of missing wood forward of rear band on left side. Spanish crest on receiver and stock. Lowe star stamping observed various places. Bolt assembly numbers do not match receiver. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Spanish military carbine made by Ludwig Loewe, Berlin Germany circa 1896. Features approx 17.5" barrel, sling swivels (rear swivel missing), sling bar with saddle ring, manual safety, military style sights, turned down bolt. Bore is in fair condition, dark with visible rifling. Retains 80% thinning blue, turning gray. Wood is in very good condition with small dents and dings, dished out areas on butt. Spanish crest on receiver. Lowe star stamping on receiver. Observed numbers match. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Target shooting configured clone of the HK 91 roller delayed blowback operated semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62mm NATO. Manufactured in Greece by EBO and imported by Springfield Armory of Geneseo, IL with import stamp on the right side of the magazine well. Features a matte black finish, 17.5" barrel with permanently affixed muzzle device, hooded post front sight, adjustable rear aperture graduated from 200-1200 meters, folding bipod, tuned trigger with wide serrated shoe installed, folding charging handle, "F S" marked grip frame with two position selector, push button magazine release, 30 round steel magazine, provisions for a sling, black synthetic forend, finger grooved pistol grip with thumb rest on the left side and fixed black synthetic shoulder stock with flared rubber recoil pad. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing light handling marks, a shallow scratch on the left side of the grip frame and some finish loss on the charging handle. Action is sound, the bore is pristine, and synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring 15 Pear shaped Tanzanites weighing approx. 3.00 carats accented with a double circle design studded with 24 round cut Diamonds crafted in 10 karat white gold.

This basket uses brown and tan to create a "three leaf" design. Measures 5 1/2" tall and almost 17" wide.

Lightweight 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1979. Features a matte blued slide with polished flats, 4.25" barrel, low-profile blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, black finished alloy frame, serrated arched mainspring housing and Pachmayr Signature checkered black rubber wrap-around grip. Includes a set of checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions and three spare magazines (2 Colt & 1 USGI with “S” stamped on the floorplate). Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing heavy holster wear, handling marks, and a small amount of pitting & rust. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and rubber grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'MK IV/Series 70' Competitive shooting configured 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1983. Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, 5" NM barrel #7791414, NM barrel bushing #7267718, serrated ramp front sight, full-adjustable Bo-Mar rear sight, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, serrated hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, 7 round Wilson-Rogers magazine, steel frame with stippled front strap, flat mainspring housing with aggressive stippled texture and checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions. Includes a spare Wilson-Rogers 7 round magazine and two Pachmayr 7 rounds magazines. Pistol retains approximately 85% bluing showing wear from use. The front of the slide has been refinished showing discoloration/thinning. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are very good with a crack in the top of the right panel. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

All sterling with different designs. Made by famous Hopi silversmith Lawrence Saufkie. Two of which are maker marked with the bear mark third one has no markings. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico. Bio-Lawrence Saufkie was born in 1935 and passed in 2011. He was taught by his father Paul and by Fred Kaboti who originated the Hopi style of silversmithing in the 1930s. A member of the bear clan, he was a pioneering silversmith for over 60 years. He won the SWAIA lifetime achievement award and was named an Arizona living treasure in his later years. He is collected by many well known museums and received an award from the American Museum of Natural History

'Luger' WWII era German military toggle locked recoil operated semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum, manufactured circa 1939. Features a 4" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'V' front sight, 'v' notched rear sight, smooth crescent trigger, knurled charging knobs on the rear toggle link, manual safety of the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with aluminum base, steel frame with lanyard loop & stock lug, and checkered wood grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, barrel extension, sear bar, safety latch, breechblock, firing pin, extractor, front toggle link, rear toggle link, rear toggle connecting link, lock bolt, side plate, trigger, frame and both grip panels. Other markings: Barrel – “8.82”, /”63” & . Barrel extension – “1939”, /”63” stamped twice, & “GESICHERT”. Front toggle link – “S/42”. & Magazine – “5279/r”, “+” & /”63”. Includes a brown leather flap holster marked “P08”, “OTTOSINDEL/BERLIN/ 1935/ / /WaA280” & “JTR/7285”. Pistol retain little to no remain finish with an aged bear patina thought. Action is sound, the bore is bright with good rifling & some minor pitting, markings are very good and the matching wood grips are very good. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

(1) Sterling kokopeli by Willie Yazzie (1) Sterling Mask by Willie Yazzie From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

‘Third Generation’ Single action six-shot revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured circa 1979. The third generation of the S.A.A. is characterized by a new barrel thread pitch & pressed cylinder bushing, production ran from 1976-1982. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 4 ¾” barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, fluted cylinder, ejector rod, smooth thin trigger, hammer with polished flats & knurled spur, and two-piece ivory grips with inlayed silver Colt medallions. Revolver retains approximately 80% of its original finish showing holster wear, muted case colors, finish loss on the grip straps and a small amount of scattered light rust. Action is crisp with four clicks & good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the ivory grips are very good with caramel color & light crazing on the butt. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearms***

‘Gebrauchs Sportpistole’ High quality single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in West Germany circa 1972. Imported by 1 ein of Vero Beach, F.L. with small import marks on the underside of magazine well. Features a matte blued/black finish, 4.5” squared barrel, patridge front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, ambidextrous cocking tabs, bolt catch on the right side of the grip frame, take-down lever on the left side of the grip frame, adjustable wide serrated trigger, concealed hammer, factory 5 round detachable magazine, steel receiver, alloy grip frame and one-piece custom made wood target grip with stippled texturing. Matching assembly numbers are found on the receiver and barrel. Pistol retains approximately 93% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, handling marks and the rear of the triggerguard beveled on the right side. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger pull, the bore is pristine and the crude wood grip is good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'K-22 Masterpiece Magnum' Medium frame double-action revolver chambered in .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire, manufactured circa 1980. Features a blued finish, pinned 8 3/8" barrel with serrated top rib & installed Weaver optic rail, ramped patridge front sight with orange painted accent, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with recessed chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, .265" serrated service trigger, .375" semi-target hammer, square butt K target frame with ten groove grip straps, and two-piece checkered walnut Magna grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Includes a factory two-piece blue cardboard box with matching end label. Revolver retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear, a drag line on the cylinder and some scattered scratches. Action is smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is excellent, and wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent as altered. ***Modern Firearm***

Croatian semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features 4" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, striker fired with striker status indication, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, grip safety, accessory rail on dust cover. Finish is all black; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, factory test target, triggerguard lock, one full capacity magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

by George Molnar entitled Close Companion depicts an indian boy and his dog. In gold and silver frame measures 15"x11", hand signed lower right corner, includes a book on the artist. Bio-Biography photo for George Molnar The following text are excerpts from Prescott Living Magazine, Prescott, Arizona Volume One, Issue Four 2005, submitted by the artist: Known for his life-like portraits of Native American life, Prescott's George Molnar is a champion of composition, detail, and communicative power. His ability to hone in on the precise tone of a skirt, the fall of light on a smooth cheek, the silver and turquoise highlights of Native dress brings more to our senses than just paint and canvas. Technically, Molnar commands superb control of surface and color, but the importance of technique fades as one experiences the spiritual presence of his images. Yes, the canvases are precise, but the feeling he communicates is quite beyond description. Molnar prefers to place his subjects in their natural settings: scenic landscapes, rock formations, an old corral, and he has painted some individuals many times over the years, showing their growth from childhood to adolescence.

A Good Martially Inspected Colt Second Model Dragoon Serial Number 8486 For 1850. .44 caliber with 7 1/2" barrel. A better than average example of these well used big Colt “4 pounders”. Barrel with New York address has been professionally cleaned but has traces of finish. Cylinder retains nearly all of the Indian fight scene and even the “Colt’s Patent” is visible. The frame has a clear and deeply stamped U.S. The walnut grips have two fairly clear military inspector’s cartouches. All matching serial numbers and good action. This is an above average, really tight Colt 2nd Model Dragoon. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

US made semiautomatic pistol features approx 4" barrel, fixed sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, accessory rail at dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original "White Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, cleaning rod & brush, cable lock, three regular capacity magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Stainless steel 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Exeter, NH circa 2014. Features a matte black Nitron finish, 5" barrel, dovetailed three-dot night sights, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, 8 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, knurled front strap, knurled flat mainspring housing and laminated rosewood grips with fancy checkering & laser engraved “SIG SAUER” insignia. Includes the original factor hard case with spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Needle Point Floral With Fringe, Circa 1910.

Military single shot rifle. Features approx 35.5" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivel, special bayonet lug on front band. Bore is bright and shiny. Metal is a mostly consistent smooth light gray color, with bare metal starting to show on sharp edges and high spots. Screw slots show some damage from improper screw driver use. Wood is good serviceable condition with numerous dents and small gouges, especially on sides of butt. Markings and stock cartouches include: crown ARO, 1884, 740 on butt, Oviedo markings. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Russian (Soviet Union) military pistol imported by TG IIMP, WPB, FL. Features approx 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, detachable magazine. This early import is in original configuration with No Safety, most had a safety added when imported. Bore is very good condition. Finish is blued with 95% coverage, some scratches and scuffs, appears to be factory reblue. Black plastic grips in very good condition. Original markings include 1944 date, arrow inside triangle inside circle. Markings are deep, fairly even, and crisp. Observed numbers match. Includes two magazines, both serial numbered to gun; flap holster, lanyard, cleaning rod. Condition is NRA Excellent (as refinished) *** C&R Firearm ***

Austrian made bolt action single-shot anti-materiel sniper rifle chambered in .50 Browning Machine Gun. Features a cold hammer forged 35.4” fluted heavy barrel with parkerized finish & large three chamber muzzle break, factory installed optic rail, smooth two-stage trigger, manual trigger block safety, large pear shaped bolt knob, adjustable folding bipod, and matte black finished aluminum chassis with polymer cheek weld, A2 pistol grip & White Line recoil pad. Includes the original wooden shipping crate and approximately 30 rounds of PMC 660 Gr FMJ-BT ammunition. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing light edge wear and scattered handling marks/scuffs. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic components are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Single action semiautomatic pistol features 3" barrel, fixed 3 dot night sights in dovetails, frame mounted manual safety. Finish is matte blue, with grooved black polymer grips. Night sights glow in dim light. Bore is excellent. Overall condition is like new, with few handling marks. Includes one magazine, cable lock, kydex clip-on holster, manual, hard plastic carry case. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Features approx 6" barrel, six shot cylinder, fixed sights with rear sight part of hammer nose, single action, side loading, square "saw handle" grip angle, lanyard ring. Bore is good condition, bright with strong rifling. Charge holes are good condition. Barrel and cylinder have an even dark brown finish, mottled on barrel, with scattered light pits. Frame, trigger and hammer are a mix of brighter silver color, with areas of patina brown. Smooth wood grips are good condition, with good fit to frame. Action cocks and rotates cylinder, fairly good lock-up with a bit of looseness; cylinder is free to rotate when hammer is released. Barrel assembly slightly loose on frame. Markings include proofs, "OVIEDO 1866" on frame. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

with 3 different types of turquoise some hair line cracks to stone done in the old way. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum, assembled in Portugal with Belgian made parts circa 1977. Features a lustrous blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with brass bead, elevation adjustable flip-up rear sight, installed one-piece optic rail, smooth trigger, cross-bolt safety, hinged magazine floorplate with detachable 3 round box, steel receiver, installed swivel studs, point checkered walnut forend with high gloss finish, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad & 13 15/16” LOP. Includes four addition 3 round box magazines. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original bright blued finish showing superficial handling marks and small amount of scattered light rust towards the muzzle. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the wood stocks are near fine with minor blemishes & a few worn points. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Croatian semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features approx 3.25" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, fiber optic insert front sight, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, grip safety, "Grip Zone" textured frame, accessory rail on dust cover. Finish is black; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory plastic case, manual, cable lock, additional fiber optic replacement material, cleaning brush, one flush fit magazine, one extended magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Condition is near NRA Very Good in box.'Sporter II' Desirable ‘pre-ban’ semi-automatic AR pattern modern sporting rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, manufactured prior to 1994. Features a matte grey finish, 16" pencil profile barrel with 1/7 twist, mid-length gas system, A2 bird cage flash hider, adjustable A2 shrouded post front sight with bayonet lug, carry handle upper receiver with adjustable A2 flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight, forward assist, shell deflector, dust cover, manual safety, smooth trigger, AR-15 profile BCG, large pivot pin lower receiver with non-fenced magazine release, no magazine, black nylon sling, black composite handguards, A2 pistol grip and two-position telescoping CAR-15 style black composite shoulder stock. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing scattered handling marks/scratches and some rust tones on the parkerized barrel. Action is sound, the bore appears very good with what appears to be minor pitting towards the muzzle, and the synthetic stocks are fine. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Semi-automatic L1A1 pattern rifle chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO, manufactured in Canada utilizing original British parts with newly manufactured barrel & type three receiver. Imported by C.A.I. of St. Albans, VT with import stamp on the underside of the barrel. Features a parkerized & black painted finish, 20.5” non-threaded barrel, elevation adjustable shrouded post front sight, fully-adjustable folding aperture rear sight on sliding rail, aftermarket scope rail top cover with attached Simmons Whitetail 3-9x scope, adjustable gas system, smooth trigger, folding charging handle, three position selector, black nylon ‘sling’, detachable 20 round magazine, grooved black synthetic carry handle and textured black synthetic stock set including ventilated handguard, pistol grip and fixed shoulder stock. Includes six spare magazines. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its collective finishes showing scattered handling marks, edge wear and some light scattered surface rust around the gas block. Action is sound, the optics are clear with duplex reticle, the bore is excellent and the stocks are very good. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

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-G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold. Full Appraised Value - $10,000.00

by Denis Milhomme entitled "AJO Mountain Sunset", hand signed and measures 91/2"x81/2" . Bio- Living a youth that encapsulated a typical rural New England childhood, young Denis epitomized the young kid full of energy and love of his surroundings. He early on displayed artistic leanings, though, and benefited from instruction as early as age 8. Progress in drawing covered exposure to pencil, pastel, watercolor and finally oils by the age of 15. Yet, Denis was still anchored in the usual teen activities and early jobs that kept him wed to the outdoor and nature. His early marriage was a misstep and in moving on with his life, Denis severed his Lowell, Massachusetts origins and headed West for California. A variety of jobs left him unfulfilled and he gradually drifted into art. That change was enhanced with professional workshops, study with well known artists such as Robert Abbett, and participation in art fairs that were then emerging as venues for new and relatively unknown artists. Just before age 30, Denis met his true Northstar and lifetime mate, Lorene, who injected the missing ingredient of confidence in his own worth as an artist. Lorene's prodding and encouragement coupled with her muse-like qualities, led to the moment of truth for Denis like so many artists, that being cutting the cord from wages to embark on a career as an easel painter. The formative years of observation, study, experimentation and innate sense of color and wonderment distilled quickly into an unmistakable style of realism that Denis refers to as "natural realism". In his hands, though, it is not photographical or photorealism, but a manifestation of his love of nature and compulsive dedication to the details of his subject matter. Denis and Lorene created the perfect house and studio location with their move to the edge of Sequoia National Park in the verdant surroundings of trees, rivers, and mountains, yet so close to the desert whose subject matter continues to extract new sensations and visceral interpretations of what he sees before him. Milhomme's career is now firmly established with important awards such as Arts for the Parks Region II Winner-1993, Arts for the Parks "Best in Landscapes-2006', Arts for the Parks Franklin Mint Award, Best of Show @ Phippen Western Art Show-1993, First Place in Oils at Southwest Art Festival, and many others now on his resume. He is especially proud of his participation in the American Masters show at the Autry National Center, the Quest for the West show and sale at the Eiteljorg Museum of Native American and Western Art, and several miniature shows such as Small Wonders-Great Works at the Cowboy Hall and the Settlers West Gallery Miniature show. Denis Milhomme's paintings are now adorning the walls of many important collectors. Some question his concentration on smaller canvasses, but his labor intensive approach inherently limits production. Naturally, his gallery representation suffers from lack of production and inventory because his works sell almost immediately upon hanging. Nevertheless, Milhomme is content to produce 35-40 works each year which he can proudly offer his followers, knowing that few will go unsold.

'.357 Magnum' Vintage large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1957. Features a blued refinish, pinned 8 3/8" barrel with knurled sighting rib which has been drilled, tapped & fitted with four filler screws, raised patridge front sight, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, serrated .265” trigger, .400" target hammer with knurled spur, five screw square butt N target frame with knurled top strap & six-groove grip straps and two-piece diamond checkered walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel, cylinder, and extractor star. Includes a Eubanks Leather basket weave tooled brown leather belt loop holster with retention strap. Revolver retains approximately 60% of its blued refinish showing heavy holster wear, scratches on the barrel rib from optics mounting and a small amount of pitting under the finish. Action is smooth with play in the lock-up, the bore is excellent, markings are mostly good and the wood grips (#154010) are good with wear. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Austrian semiautomatic pistol, imported by Glock Inc, Smyrna GA. Features approx 3.2" barrel, fixed sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, slim grip with single stack magazines. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like Excellent, with observed tiny scratches at right rear of slide, signs of handling. Includes original "White Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, cleaning rod & brush, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Magazine fed, controlled round feed bolt action scout rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, manufactured in Newport, NH circa 2015. The concept of the scout rifle was defined & promoted by Jeff Cooper who was a former Marine, firearms expert & founder of the American Pistol Institute(Gunsite). Configuration: matte black finish, free floated 16.1” cold hammer forged barrel featuring 1:10 twist & 5/8”-21 threads with installed flash hider, full-banded shrouded blade front sight, receiver mounted adjustable rear aperture sight, forward mounted Picatinny optic rail, smooth trigger, black glass-reinforced nylon triggerguard/magazine well, stainless steel bolt with swept-back bolt handle, three-position safety on the right side of the receiver, push-forward magazine release, factory 10 round AIC pattern steel magazine, and black laminated wood pistol grip shoulder stock with point checkering, installed swivel studs, spacer, rubber recoil pad & 13.25” LOP. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents, scope rings, tools, lock, thread protector and additional spacers. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor high point edge wear and a single bright scuff on the receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

inlaid buckle with lapis turquoise set in sterling by Zora Joe Jr ., 38" inches end inches.

These bombs were all general purpose high explosive bombs and has the standard color scheme of olive drab with yellow bands to indicated the HE filler. This bomb has been gutted and deemed inert.

British military revolver in 455 cal, appears that cylinder has been cut to allow loading of 45acp in clips, or 45 Auto Rim cartridges, which is generally considered too powerful for this design. Features 4" barrel, 6 shot cylinder, break top style opening for loading and unloading, double/single action operation, fixed sights, lanyard ring on butt. Bore is good or better condition, a little dark with crisp rifling, small band of tiny pits near muzzle. Cylinder charge holes are good condition, some light rust should clean out. Retains 80% blue, turning brown at grip strap and trigger guard, bare metal on sharp edges & top strap. Plastic checkered grips are in very good condition, appear very dark brown or black in color. Action operates smoothly and locks up tight with very little play in cylinder. Many stamps and markings all over, including very large "broad head" arrow on top strap. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

With original WWI German Helmet Bavarian Artillery Pickelhub. As The Center Piece On Wood Base With Black And Gold Color Two Tone Shade.

Croatian semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features 3" barrel, fixed sights in dovetails, white dot front night sight, white outline "U" shaped rear sight, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indication, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish; polymer frame. Night sight insert is bright. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one flush fit magazine with pinky rest, flat bottom replacement floorplate, one extended magazine, Springfield Armory logo black nylon zipper pistol case. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

'107 Series’ Single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in East Hartford, Conn. circa 1981-1984. Features a matte & polished blued finish, 5 1/2" slab-side barrel with recessed crown & attached weight, aluminum ventilated sighting rib, patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear target sight with square notch, fore & aft cocking serrations on the slide, serrated wide gold trigger with adjustable stop, concealed hammer, sear adjustment screw accessible from the rear of the frame, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, slide catch on the right side of the frame, pull-style magazine release on the toe of the frame, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame with stippled grip straps, and two-piece checkered walnut grips with thumb rest on the left panel. Includes the original factory white cardboard box with styrofoam inserts, documents, spare magazine and tools. Pistol retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing very little wear and some light surface rust on the rear sight. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Single action semiautomatic pistol features 3" barrel, fixed 3 dot night sights in dovetails, ambidextrous manual safety. Finish is matte blue, with checkered wood grips. Night sights glow in dim light. Bore is excellent. Overall condition is like new, with few handling marks. Includes one magazine, cable lock, kydex clip-on holster, manual, hard plastic carry case. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Arsenal rebuilt U.S. Military contract semi-automatic service rifle chambered in .30 Carbine, manufactured circa 1943-1944. Features a parkerized finish, unmarked 18" barrel, shrouded blade front sight, elevation adjustable sliding rear aperture sight, wide barrel band with bayonet lug, smooth trigger with milled housing, concealed hammer, round bolt, push button magazine release, 15 round magazine, round bolt, green canvas sling, four rivet hand guard with narrow groove, and smooth walnut pistol grip shoulder stock with oval cut oiler slot & metal buttplate. Miscellaneous markings: Barrel band – “KI”. Bolt – “X”. Recoil Shield – “W”. Magazine catch – “M” & “SI”. Magazine – “UU”. Sling metal – “KlikiT PULL” & “MRT 9-62”. And Stock – “P”, “AAM”, “26” & “4/M1”. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its parkerized finish overall showing some pitting on the slide & receiver, heavy wear on the bolt and scattered handling marks/scuffs. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the wood stocks are good showing repairs. Condition is NRA Good+. ***C&R Firearm***

looks to be Nevada turquoise stone set in sterling made and marked by Johnny Fuson .From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

'Grade 1, Long Tang' , Round Knob, RKLT..Beautifully restored over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3” 20 gauge shells, manufactured in Belgium circa 1962. Features a professionally blued refinish by Midwest Gun Works, modified/improved cylinder choked 28" barrels with ventilated sighting rib, selective automatic ejectors, silver bead front sight, gold single selective trigger, light coverage factory Grade 1 floral scroll engraving on the receiver, sliding safety/barrel selector on the upper tang, satin finished walnut forend with hand cut point checkering and round knob semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with spacers, Decelerator recoil pad & some black stripe figure. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 9/16”, drop at heel 2 1/16” and length of pull 14 9/16”. Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its blued refinish showing minor handling marks and some bright wear around the safety/barrel selector. Action is smooth & on-face, the bores are excellent, the markings/engraving and very good, and the refinished wood stocks are near fine with some wear. Condition is NRA Excellent as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

Single/double action semiautomatic pistol features approx 2.4" barrel, fixed sights, manual safety, magazine release button left grip towards butt. Finish is matte stainless with black plastic checkered grips. Bore is excellent. Overall like new appearance with few signs of handling. Includes factory plastic carry case with slightly damaged cardboard outer box, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Gas operated semi-automatic sporting rifle built along the lines of a scaled-down M14, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1991. Features a blued finish, 18.5" barrel with pinned flash hider, large ramp front sight, fully-adjustable rear aperture sight, smooth trigger, manual safety in the front of the trigger guard, investment cast receiver with bolt catch button, 30 round aftermarket magazine, sling swivels, ventilated black polymer hand guard, and smooth walnut stock with black synthetic pistol grip & under-folding metal shoulder stock. Includes two spare 20 round aftermarket magazines. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing slide wear on the bolt & receiver and a couple specks of light surface rust on the barrel & flash hider. Action is smooth, the bore appears very good but dirty and the aftermarket stock is good with some surface rust on the metal shoulder stock. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

by Patricia Dobson entitled Just Peachy, hand signed, measures 11 1/2"x81/2". Known for her stilllifes this painting looks like a photography its so well done. Bio- A painter of highly realistic Indian pottery still lifes, she works both from photos and from the actual arranged objects. Her oil paintings are characterized by unique shadow effects and surface effects that suggest old, time-worn pottery. Her interest in history began when she spent summers in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains where she was much taken with the sensuality of the smells, colors, and textures. She studied art at Foothills College in California and worked as an electrocardiograph technician in California while raising two children and painting in her spare time. In the mid 1980s, she moved to Scottsdale, Arizona and began to focus on native American themes, especially southwestern pottery.

Taupe Velvet vest with colorful beaded eagles, stars, trees and large tree of life with eagle on back very small , shows age circa 1920's era, has brass eagle US military buttons. In overall good conditions some minor fabric issues on the inside and shows some age.

Reproduction of the Winchester Model 1885 falling block single shot rifle chambered in .45-70 Government, manufactured in Italy circa 2008. Imported by Cimarron of Fredericksburg, TX with barrel address style import stamp. Features a blued & case hardened finish, heavy 30" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with set screw, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, double set triggers, fancy finger rest lever, knurled hammer spur, smooth walnut schnabel forend and straight grip semi-fancy figured shoulder stock with metal trapdoor crescent buttplate. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual and five-piece brass cleaning rod. Rifle exhibits 99%+ of its original finish showing minor handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and wood stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 35GZR11449 High grade control round feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .338 Winchester Magnum, manufactured in Portugal by Browning Viana. Imported by BACO Inc. of Morgan, Utah with import stamp on the right side of the barrel. Features a lustrous blued finish, 26" tapered barrel with recessed target crown & no provisions for sights, installed one-piece Warne 20 MOA aluminum scope rail, adjustable Timney trigger with serrated bow, machine turned bolt with swept-back handle, three-position safety on the rear of the bolt, 3 round internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and point checkered grade V fancy walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with matte finish, ebony forend tip, steel grip cap, right handed shadowline cheek piece, inletted swivel studs, decorated crossbolt, Decelerator recoil pad & 13.75” LOP. Includes the original factory cardboard box. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original high polish blued finish showing light to no visible wear. Action is very smooth, the bore is pristine, and the nicely figured wood stock is extra fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

'The .22 Centerfire Magnum' Scarce medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Remington Jet, manufactured circa 1972. The model 53 emerged with the popularity of the similar .224 Harvey Kay-Chuk wildcat cartridge, but suffered dismal commercial success due to issues with the Jet cartridge. Features a blued finish, pinned 8 3/8" barrel with serrated sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight with red insert, removed rear sight with installed Weaver 307 scope mount fitted with a Burris 4x E.E.R. scope, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, shrouded ejector rod, case hardened .500" serrated target trigger, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer with built in center fire/ rim fire selector switch, three screw square butt K target frame with ten groove grip straps, and smooth two-piece cocobolo target grips with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. Includes six factory .22 Long Rifle steel chamber inserts. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, a drag line on the cylinder and some light scattered rust in the serrations on the backstrap. Action is crisp with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

C Company No 1170 ‘The Colt Heritage Commemorative’ Embellished reproduction of the Colt 1847 Walker single action percussion revolver in .44 caliber, manufactured circa 1980. Features a blued & case hardened finish with gold gilt embellishments, 9" part octagonal barrel, blade front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, loading lever, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped Indian battle scene, smooth trigger, brass square back trigger guard, knurled hammer spur, and one-piece walnut grip with boxed inspector cartouches. The left side of the barrel features a banner with “The Colt Heritage Commemorative” & floral scroll and the right side is adorned with portrait bust of Samuel Colt and Samuel Walker. Includes a factory walnut presentation case with green velvet lined French fitted interior. Revolver exhibits approximately 99% of its original finish with light edge wear and some slide wear on the loading lever. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grip is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Antique Firearm***

SN: 75 Spanish copy of Smith & Wesson 1881 First Model Frontier DA, manufactured for British government testing and use in WWI. Features approx 5" barrel, fixed sights, six shot cylinder, single/double action, top break loading/unloading, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is fair to good condition, strong rifling with dark streaks. Charge holes are good condition. Retains 75% blue, mostly a dull gray with areas of brown color, bare metal on high spots, back strap and sides of barrel. Trigger and hammer show 65% case color, mixed blue and brown. Dark brown or black plastic checkered grips are good condition with scuffs and scrapes. Grip fit is fair along edges; grip frame extends below grips in a bird's head shape with exposed steel. Action is smooth but heavy, with stiff opening and ejection. Markings are clear and readable, filled with white paint, and include British proofs. Referenced in several books including Adamek's "Pistols of WWI", pp 136 & 244. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Croatian semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features 3.3" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, fiber optic insert front sight, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indicator, grip safety, changeable back strap, accessory rail on dust cover, slim grip fits single stack magazines. Finish is black; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, additional fiber optic replacement material, cleaning brush, different backstrap insert, one flush fit magazine, one extended magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

by noted western artist Nick Eggenhoffer entitled Plains Scouts. Measure 6.5"x11". Provenance purchased by Harold McCraken directly from the artist then sold to Roy Anderson who sold it to our consignor. Bio-Nick Eggenhofer was born in Gauting, southern Bavaria, Germany in 1897. He grew up in Germany, familiar with horses and playing "Cowboys and Indians" at the same age as children in America, due to a European craze inspired by Buffalo Bill's continental tours with his Wild West show. He also saw Western movies and Remington and Russell works reproduced in German magazines. He came to New York in 1913 and began four years of night classes at Cooper Union and held a variety of jobs including an apprenticeship at the American Lithography Company. Eggenhofer decided to become a Western artist, preparing by making scale models of wagons, stagecoaches, and other props for his paintings. His first illustration was sold in 1920 to Western Story Magazine of Street & Smith, the pulp publishers. In 1925 Eggenhofer married and traveled out west in a model T. Even then he saw a ten-horse trader and mail delivered by buckboard. Inspired by his travels, he began doing illustrations for many Western books and magazines. In 1961 he wrote and illustrated his own book Wagons, Mules and Men. In the early 1960's, Eggenhofer moved to Cody, saying "The West got hold of me at a very early age and hasn't turned loose yet." He is in the forefront of those who portray the wagon-train era of America and has won top prize at the Cowboy Hall of Fame. In 1971 it was said that he had made more than 30,000 illustrations. Eggenhofer was both a member of The Cowboy Artists of America and the National Academy of Western Art. He died in Cody, Wyoming in 1985 at the age of 88. His works are held by the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and many important private collections.

An antique nickel plated cash register made by the National Cash Register Company serial number 1186253 818. Has been fully restored and in working condition.

High capacity 1911-style single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Automatic and modified for competition use. Configuration: matte finished stainless steel slide with polished flats featuring fore & aft cocking serrations, 5" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed red fiber-optic front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, upswept black polymer grip safety, serrated aluminum trigger adjustable for overtravel, lightweight hammer with serrated round spur, push button magazine release, 10 round magazine, and black polymer grip frame with checkered panels, added grip tape on the left side & aluminum extended magazine well. Includes five extended capacity magazines. Pistol exhibits holster wear, handling marks and some light modification around the magazine well. Action is crisp with a light trigger pull, the bore is pristine and the polymer is very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Stainless steel double action semi-automatic compact pistol chambered in 9mm Kurz, produced in the U.S. by Interarms circa 1990’s. Features a matte/brushed finish, 3.3" barrel, fixed front sight with orange dot, dovetailed rear sight with square notch & orange bar, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb safety/decocker on the left side of the slide, loaded chamber indicator on the rear of the slide, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and checkered black plastic grips with molded Walther banners. Includes the original factory hard case with manual and cleaning rod. Pistol exhibits some superficial scratches/scuffs and has a small amount of scattered oxidation/rust on the grip straps. Action is crisp, the bore appears excellent but dirty and the plastic grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good in case. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 41788 High quality bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured in Austria by Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G. circa 1963. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with brass bead, adjustable flip-up rear sight, installed Griffin & Howe side mount scope base with 1” rings, double set triggers, swept-back butter knife bolt handle, two-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, removable rotary magazine, and semi-pistol grip walnut shoulder stock bordered point checkering, right handed shadow line cheek piece, sling swivels, black grip/forend caps, aftermarket recoil pad & 15” LOP. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrel and bolt handle. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing light scratches, some scattered finish loss and a small amount of oxidation/surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is dark with pitting throughout, and the wood stock is good with blemishes & small losses around the scope mount. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

With Playing Card Motif 18" In Diameter In Excellent Condition.

with four legs, nicely appolstry top, includes cup holders, and canvas storage bag. Table can be broken down for easy storage. Includes chips, cards, and carrying case.

US Military revolver features 4" barrel, fixed sights, swing out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring in butt. Wartime "Victory Model" based on five screw K frame Military & Police. Bore is very good to excellent, bright with crisp rifling. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Metal finish is bead blast matte finish, appears parkerized medium gray, 80% coverage with thinning or bare metal at muzzle & high spots, several spots of patina on left side. Side plate screw holes have bright metal rings, appear due to use of the wrong screwdriver. Trigger and hammer retain dull case color, with a few small areas of patina. Grips are smooth wood, very good condition with small scratches & dents. Action is smooth with tight lock up. Most markings are deep & even. Markings include "U.S. NAVY" on topstrap. "S&W" logo on side plate is faint but even. Numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

SN: 35AMN14768 American made light weight control round feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .300 Winchester Short Magnum. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel with recessed crown & no provisions for sights, installed one-piece EGW 0 MOA aluminum scope rail, adjustable Timney trigger with serrated bow, machine turned bolt with swept-back handle, three-position safety on the rear of the bolt, 3 round internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and fancy checkered black walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with schnabel forend, black polymer grip cap, swivel studs, Decelerator recoil pad and 13 5/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the wood stock is near fine with semi-worn points. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a marker marked set of spurs with chain spur straps. Floral engraved motif.

Fully beads moccasins with a flag and star motif in overall excellent condition.

'Range Officer' American made single action semi-automatic 1911A1 pattern pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a parkerized finish, 5" stainless steel match grade barrel with loaded chamber viewing window, match grade stainless steel barrel bushing, dovetailed serrated black steel front sight with red painted accent, fully-adjustable serrated rear sight, serrated aluminum trigger adjustable for overtravel, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, blued 7 round magazine, knurled flat mainspring housing with internal locking safety, steel frame with beveled magazine well and two-piece double diamond checkered cocobolo grips with Cross Cannon insignias. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, paddle holster, tools, keys and two spare magazines. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing slide wear on the barrel, light holster wear and some handling marks. Action is very smooth, the bore is bright with sharp rifling & a bulge 3” from the muzzle and the wood grips are very good with dulled points. Condition is NRA Good in case. ***Modern Firearm***

set in heavy sterling silver, unmarked, 8" including gap. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

All sterling maker marked "RB" for Richard Begay. Beautiful turquoise in a classic design.

Italian semiautomatic pistol imported by Beretta USA, Accokeek MD. Features 5" threaded barrel with thread protector, fixed three dot night sights in dovetails, double/single action, slide mounted decocker/safety, accessory rail on dust cover, alloy frame, rubber wrap around style grips. Finish is desert tan color overall with black sights and controls. Night sights are bright. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory foam lined plastic ammo can style case, replacement hard plastic grip panels, cable lock, factory paperwork and manual, three magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

British military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured circa 1955. Imported by CAI of St. Albans, VT with import marks on the right side of the barrel. Features a black painted finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted folding aperture sight graduated to 1,300 yards, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, smooth full-length blonde wood handguard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with brass trapdoor buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle, magazine and forend. The left side of the receiver is marked "No 4 MK 2/UF 55 A20399". Rifle retains approximately 96% of its black painted finish showing minor wear/losses. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

A Rare U.S. 1st Model Colt Martial Dragoon Percussion Revolver Serial Number 4399 For 1849. .44 caliber with 7 1/2" barrel. A decent example of Samuel Colt’s “4 pounder” serial number 4399 is patinated throughout with visible barrel address and great frame markings with well-stamped U.S. Cylinder with clear serial number 4399. This is early enough to have the tiny Colt Walker type serial numbers. All matching numbers except for the wedge. Grips are heavily worn, slightly undersize. Dragoon cocks but cylinder does not rotate. All 1st Model Colt Dragoons are highly sought after and a must have revolver for any Colt or U.S. Martial revolver collector. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

High capacity compact 1911-style single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto. Features a matte finished stainless steel slide, 4" bushingless barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed serrated black steel sights, extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, upswept black polymer grip safety, serrated aluminum trigger adjustable for overtravel, skeletonized hammer with serrated round spur, push button magazine release, 10 round magazine, checkered black polymer mainspring housing and black polymer grip frame with checkered frontstrap. Includes the original factory hard case with lock, takedown tool and two spare magazines. Pistol exhibits some slide wear on the barrel with very little wear observed elsewhere. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

'Distinguished Combat Magnum Plus' Stainless steel medium/large frame double action seven-shot revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 2002-2003. Features a brushed finish, 6" ribbed barrel with full underlug, raised ramp front sight with orange insert, micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, case hardened MIM smooth .312" combat trigger, case hardened .375" semi-target hammer, fluted cylinder, three screw round butt L target frame and Hogue textured black rubber wrap-around grip with molded S&W insignias. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, keys and a Galco smooth brown leather left handed holster. Revolver exhibits moderate handling marks with no major wear observed. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the rubber grip is fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Floral motif sterling sandcast bracelet unmarked. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

with checkerboard geometric bands in overall excellent condition measures 14" diameter. Has a Ammann marking on the back.

'Hammer Letter Series' Vintage single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1949. Features a matte & polished blued finish, 6 3/4" medium weight barrel, serrated patridge front sight, dovetailed adjustable rear sight, serrated trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, slide catch & take-down lever on the right side of the frame, heel magazine release, two-tone 10 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Includes the original factory black cardboard box with documents and a spare two-tone magazine. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing light scattered scratches, thinning on the grip straps and a minute amount of surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are very good. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

US Military revolver features 6" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action. Bore is good condition, bright with strong rifling, some tiny pits observed. Cylinder charge holes are good condition. Metal is almost entirely a dull light gray color, with remains of darker finish in a few protected areas. Grips are good or better condition walnut, small dents, fit to frame is good with missing wood at bottom points. Action is not working properly, cylinder rotates freely, hammer and trigger function and will occasionally rotate the cylinder. Markings include "RAC" on frame, "US ARMY MODEL 1892" on bottom of frame. Observed numbers on cylinder latch and crane do not match serial. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Spanish copy of Webley Pryse features approx 5.5" hexagonal barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, break top hinged frame for loading/unloading, lanyard ring in butt. Bore is fair to good condition, strong rifling with dark streaks on edges of rifling, Charge holes are fair to good condition. Retains 60% blued finish, largely turning gray, cylinder mostly a darker almost black color. Hammer and trigger are polished bare metal, mostly bright but with some dark areas. Checkered wood grips are poor condition with a fairly large piece missing from left panel, smaller chip out of right panel, and general surface wear. Action is smooth, cylinder locks up a bit loose. Clear maker's mark on left side of barrel. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

'The K-22 Masterpiece Magnum Rimfire’ Medium frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Magnum, manufactured circa 2012. Features a blued finish, 6" barrel with recessed crown & serrated sighting rib, raised patridge front sight, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, non-shrouded ejector rod, case hardened .320" smooth trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer, three screw square butt K target frame with internal key lock & ten groove grip straps, and two-piece diamond checkered walnut target grips with brass Smith & Wesson medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, spent case and keys. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing a thin drag line on the cylinder and minor handling marks. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

'Yellowboy Sporting Rifle' Reproduction of the brass framed Winchester Model 1866 lever action repeating rifle chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured in Italy circa 2002. Imported by Cimarron of Fredericksburg, TX with barrel address style import stamp featuring King's Improvement patent dates. Configuration: blued 24.25" octagonal barrel, full-length 13 round tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight with set screw, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, smooth trigger, case hardened hammer with knurled spur, case hardened finger lever with latch, smooth walnut forend with brass cap and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent brass buttplate. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching label and documents. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing some scattered scratches and a small amount of surface rust around the muzzle. Action is smooth, the bore is very good+ and the wood stocks are near fine with blemishes & rubs. Condition is near NRA Very Good in box. ***Modern Firearm***

#29922 WWI era German military break-open single shot 26.5mm flare pistol. Features a metallic silver painted 9” barrel, knurled underlever, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, blued steel frame with lanyard ring on the butt and two-piece smooth wood grips which have been painted metallic gold. All observed serial numbers are matching the barrel & frame are stamped with “ /A” proofs. The pistol retains approximately 75% of its painted finish and the blued frame shows only traces of finish with the balance displaying a brown patina. Action is in good working order, the bore is fair, markings are legible and the wood grips are good.

‘NRA Edition’ Western style single action revolver chambered in .44-40 Winchester, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 2005. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 6 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod with flat-faced button, and two-piece smooth wood grips with silver/black Ruger medallion in the left panel & “NRA” medallion in the right panel. Includes the original factory hard case with documents and lock. Also includes six A-Zoom snap caps. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing a couple small bright losses and faint dragline on the cylinder. Action is smooth with very good lockup, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Phillipine Islands semiautomatic pistol, imported by AP INTL, Pahrump NV. Government sized 1911 style semiautomatic pistol features matte blued or parkerized finish, 5" barrel, fixed sights in dovetails, extended ambidextrous manual safety, beavertail style grip safety, full length recoil spring guide, double diamond checkered wood grips, slide serrations front & back. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external appearance is Excellent, like new, few signs of handling. Includes factory plastic case, manual, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

with a dog and geometric cross motif. Measures 19" in diameter. In excellent condition very sharp colors and solid weaving.

Sandcast design, unmarked, heavy sterling. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

1911A1 style single action semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in 9mm. Features a satin finished stainless steel slide, 3.15” barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed green fiber-optic front sight, dovetailed two-dot rear sight with square notch, serrated match grade trigger, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 8 round magazine, aluminum frame, knurled flat mainspring housing and Crimson Trace double diamond checkered faux rosewood Lasergrips with integrated laser sight & pressure switch. Pistol exhibits some scattered surface rust on the ferrous metal and some small losses on the frame. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the laser is in good working order with fine grips. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

A Scarce Civil War Period Allen & Wheelock Center Hammer Percussion Army Revolver 44 caliber with 7 and ½ inch half round half octagonal barrel. Only 700 of these revolvers manufactured according to Flayderman from 1861-1862. A small group of these were issued to the 2nd and 3rd regiments of Michigan cavalry. Revolver is cleaned to gray metal. Markings are fairly clear. Original grips have some original varnish. This is a full dimension, Civil War period, large Dragoon size, .44 revolver with a good action. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

American made western style single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1985. Features a blued finish, 4 5/8” barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, ejector rod with flat-faced button, fluted six-shot cylinder, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, black anodized aluminum alloy grip frame and two-piece smooth walnut grips with black/silver Ruger medallions. Includes a yellow & black one-piece factory cardboard box with matching label and manual. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing light holster wear, a bright drag line on the cylinder and some minor losses on the grip frame. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the bore is very good and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good in box. ***Modern Firearm***

With Diamond And Geometric Motif In Overall Excellent Condition, Measures 10.5" In Diameter.

Painted wood board with brass spots and leather papoose that is beautifully beaded with leather doll that is beaded with real human hair. In excellent condition.

set in sterling maker marked "A" Navajo made, beautiful stone. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Mounted on board, recovered from the wreckage which sunk in Havana Harbor February 15th 1898, wreck discovered in 1912. This US ship was supposedly hit by Spanish torpedoes while docked and was one of the major inciting incidents for the Spanish American war. Comes with the book "The Fate of the Maine" by John Edward Weems.

SN: G1950197 Light weight push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .270 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, Conn. Circa 1989. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel with no provisions for sights, installed one-piece EGW 0 MOA aluminum scope rail, adjustable serrated trigger, machine turned bolt with swept-back handle, three-position safety on the rear of the bolt, 3 round internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and fancy checkered walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with schnabel forend, black polymer grip cap, swivel studs, Decelerator recoil pad (unfitted) and 14” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the wood stock is near fine with semi-worn points & minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Cotton Floral Fabric With Full Beaded Rim Beadwork Is Purple And White.

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 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $5,000-$6,000

Vintage single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .38 Automatic Colt Pistol, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1904. The sporting variant is somewhat scarce with only 7,500 reported to have produced between 1903 and 1908. Features a blued finish, 6" barrel, low-profile round blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with 'u' notch, front cocking serrations on the slide, smooth trigger, knurled round hammer spur, heel magazine release, unmarked 7 round magazine, steel frame with rounded butt and checkered hard rubber grips with molded "COLT" & Rampant Colt decor. The slides is marked “”BROWNING’S PATENT”/PAT’D APRIL 20. 1897/SEPTEMBER 9. 1902”, “COLT’S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO./HARTFORD. CONN. U.S.A.” & “AUTOMATIC COLT/CALIBRE 38 RIMLESS SMOKELESS”. Includes a factory letter stating it was shipped to Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Company on August 5, 1904 in a 5 gun shipment. Pistol retains approximately 25% of its original bright blued finish showing heavy wear and cleaning with some scattered pin-prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore shows good rifling & scattered pin prick pitting, the markings are sharp and the hard rubber grips are very good with wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

older type very heavy, unmarked. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

SN: 5722670 Vietnam War era U.S. Military contract clip-fed semi-automatic service rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, manufactured circa 1956. Features a parkerized finish, 1-56 dated 24” HRA barrel #6535448, shrouded blade front sight, fully-adjustable rear aperture sight, bayonet lug, stacking swivel, smooth trigger, stamped steel trigger guard, HRA trigger housing #6528290, HRA operating rod #6535362, HRA bolt #6528287, HRA safety, HRA hammer #5546008, HRA receiver #6528291, smooth walnut handguards and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with sling swivels & trapdoor metal buttplate. The stock is marked with a Department of Defense acceptance stamp on the left side near the action, a circled “P” (without serifs) on the underside of the wrist and “24” on the butt of the pistol grip. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its parkerized finish showing edge wear, some thinning and slide wear on the bolt & receiver. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, and the wood stocks are good with dings & small losses. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Mohawk Indian drawing a bow. Measures 31" x 22 1/2" x 6 1/2" on marble base. Signed Nick on base.

SN: US2083/2083US Cased set of twin Colt 1860 Army .44 Caliber revolvers celebrating the 200th anniversary of the United States Cavalry. Manufactured circa 1977 with approximately 3,000 sets produced. Features two percussion revolvers in the following configuration: blued & case hardened finish, 8" round barrel marked “UNITED STATES CAVALRY COMMEMORATIVE”, German silver blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, unfluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped naval engagement scene, smooth thin trigger, brass trigger guard, knurled hammer spur, one-piece walnut grip with boxed "MJK" cartouche and provisions for a shoulder stock. Includes a factory walnut presentation case with a blue velvet lined compartmentalized interior containing shoulder stock #US2083, cap tin, powder flask, bullet mold, combination tool, and key. Revolvers retain approximately 99% of their original finish showing slide wear on the loading levers and some light edge wear. Actions are crisp, the bores are excellent and the walnut grips are very good with some dings at the tops. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Antique Firearms***

‘1931 Carbine’ Vintage Swiss military straight-pull bolt action service rifle chambered in 7.5×55mm Swiss, manufactured circa 1933-1958. Features a blued finish, 25.7" barrel, shrouded windage adjustable patridge front sight, elevation adjustable tangent rear sight graduated from 100 to 1,500 meters, smooth trigger, aluminum charging knobs, detachable 6 round magazine, ring cocking piece/safety, two barrel bands with piling rod & bayonet lug on the front band, dark brown leather sling, smooth wood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, receiver, bolt, and magazine. Includes a period muzzle/front sight protector. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing muzzle wear and thinning. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Fine, possibly unissued. ***C&R Firearm***

Egyptian made semi-automatic AK pattern rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. Imported by C.A.I. of St. Albans, V.T. with import marks on the right side of the receiver. Features a matte black finish, 16.25" barrel with tack welded thread cover, windage adjustable shrouded post front sight, elevation adjustable tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, cleaning rod, 30 round steel magazine, manual safety/dust cover, smooth trigger, shaved bayonet lug, laminated wood handguard, bulged forend, and thumb-hole pistol grip shoulder stock with sling swivel & black plastic buttplate. Includes a 5 round magazine and a spare 30 round magazine. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its black finish showing edge wear and small scattered losses. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, and the wood stocks are very good+. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

'Second Generation' Vintage single action six-shot revolver chambered in .45 Colt, manufactured circa 1957. Colt ceased production of the SAA at the beginning of WWII with no plans to restart production after the war, but due the increased popularity of western films they began manufacturing the SAA again in 1956. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 5 1/2" barrel with single line address, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, ejector rod, fluted cylinder with removable bushing, smooth thin trigger, hammer with polished flats & knurled spur, and two-piece carved faux-bone grips with dragon effigy. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, backstrap and frontstrap. Revolver retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing holster wear, slightly muted case colors, some finish loss on the backstrap & trigger guard and scattered oxidation/minor pitting. Action is crisp with four clicks & good lock-up, the bore is excellent, and the synthetic grips are very good. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

'Sport II' semiautomatic rifle features 16" barrel, flash suppressor, Picatinny rail on top of receiver, standard triangle type front sight with elevation adjustable post, Magpul polymer flip-up adjustable rear sight, forward assist, ejection port cover, collapsing stock, manual safety. Finish is dark black bluing on barrel assembly, parkerizing on receiver halves and buffer tube. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better coverage with few signs of handling. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round polymer magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

1.71ct Of Diamonds Ina Double Heart Design Set In Sparkling White Gold On Chain.

sterling silver with turquoise made and marked by Albert Clevecand on handmade chain.

Single action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in 9x19mm, assembled in Portugal with Belgium made parts circa 1993. Features a polished blued finish, 4 5/8" barrel, dovetailed serrated ramp front sight, fully-adjustable Millett rear sight with square notch, external extractor, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, ambidextrous safety/slide catch on the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, OEM Italian made 13 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece checkered walnut grips. Includes the original factory hard case with manual and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing a couple light handling marks and minor losses. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Desirable double action semi-automatic full-size pistol chambered in .38 Super, manufactured in West Germany circa 1994. Imported by Sigarms Inc. of Exeter, NH with import stamp on the left side of the slide. Features a matte black finished slide, 4.4" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed blade front sight with white dot, dovetailed rear sight with square notch & white bar, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, thumb decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 9 round 'dovetail' magazine, black hard coat anodized alloy frame and checkered black synthetic wrap-around grips. Includes a factory two-piece blue cardboard box with fitted foam insert. Matching serial numbers are found on the on the slide, barrel and frame. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor edge wear, some handling marks and light slide wear on the barrel. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 7220 Features approx 6.25" barrel, six shot cylinder, single action, side loading, fixed sights, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is poor condition, light rust, little or no rifling. Charge holes have light rust. Metal finish is a mottled silvery gray and brown with areas of patina. Grips are fair condition with some shrinkage. Action does not operate properly. Hammer appears possibly welded and filed to shape. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Artist proof, black and white. signed to Samuel N. Goldwar from John Rosenthal the AP photographer that accompanied the 5th Marines to Mount Suribachi original signature. Measures 17" by 12" in frame.

Reproduction of the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company Model 1874 single shot falling block rifle chambered in .17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire, manufactured in Italy circa 2015. Imported by Taylors & Co. of Winchester, V.A. with barrel address style import mark. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 24" round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with orange painted accent, dovetailed rear sight with ‘v’ notch, factory drilled & tapped upper tang, double set triggers, knurled hammer spur, 'j' shaped finger lever, smooth walnut schnabel forend and straight grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing a few handling marks/scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are extra fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Earrings featuring 2 matching Emeralds weighing approx. 1.50 carats total accented with fine Diamonds set in 14 karat yellow gold custom designer style earrings. Retail $4,000-$6,000

Geometric motif beaded design accent with indian head coins on leather with fringe. In overall excellent condition.

Vintage large frame double action top-break revolver chambered in .455 Webley, manufactured by Webley & Scott for the Wilkinson Sword Company circa 1909-1914. Features a lustrous blued finish, ribbed 6" barrel with slab sides, raised blade front sight with bead top, dovetailed ‘u’ notched rear sight installed on the barrel catch, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with automatic extractor, steel frame with lanyard ring on the butt, and finely checkered walnut grips with silver oval escutcheon inlayed in the top of the left panel. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel, cylinder and on the back of both grip panels. The Wilkinson number engraved on the trigger guard is “2076”. Other markings: Barrel - "WILKINSON. GUNMAKERS. PALL MALL. LONDON. S.W.", “WILKINSON-WEBLEY,’05.” and “.450/455”. Frame – [winged bullet]/”W&S”, “WEBLEY/PATENTS” & /”BV”. Revolver retains approximately 70% of its original high polish blued finish showing edge wear, scattered brown fleckling and finish loss on the grip straps. Action is sounds with excellent lock-up, the bore is pristine, markings are very good and the matching walnut grips are good with wear & blemishes. Condition is NRA Fine. ***C&R Firearm***

with single turquoise stone set in sterling unmarked. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Cloth wrapped grips with tassel, with original scabbard which has been repainted, arsenal marked tang under tang blade is excellent with some light pitting 26" blade.

Small frame western style single action revolver with convertible .22 Long Rifle & .22 Magnum cylinders, manufactured in Hartford, CT circa 1974. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 6" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot .22 Mag cylinder with counterbored chambers, ejector rod with crescent head, black finished alloy grip frame, and checkered black hard rubber grips with molded federal eagle & Rampant Colt décor. Includes a fluted .22 Long Rifle conversion cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 80% of its original finish showing holster wear, oxidation on the frame with muted case colors and some surface rust on the front sight & top of the barrel. Action is sound with good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the grips are very good with some blemishes & wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Quality American made over/under double barrel box-lock shotgun chambered for 3” or shorter 20 gauge shells, manufactured circa 1994. Features blued 26” barrels with ventilated sighting rib & removable cylinder/cylinder chokes, selective automatic ejectors, white bead front sight, smooth single trigger, sliding tang safety/barrel selector, brush finished stainless steel receiver, serrated top lever, point checkered American Walnut forend with inlayed brass Ruger medallion, and semi-fancy figured walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with metal grip cap & black factory recoil pad. Stock dimensions: drop at comb 1 5/16”, drop at heel 2 1/4” and length of pull 14 1/8”. Includes the original factory cardboard box with choke tools and three additional chokes (full, improved modified & modified). Shotgun retains nearly all of its original finish showing minor handling marks/superficial scratches with no major wear observed. Action is smooth & on face, the bores are pristine and the wood stocks are extra fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, by noted AZ artist Carlos Hadaway. Entitled "Trail Boss". Depicts our consignor with his horse with large single rig holster that reads "Jim Lockwood Jr. Maker". hand signed in the lower right hand corner and dated 1998. 36" by 24". IN wood frame.

'Third Generation' Embellished single action six-shot revolver chambered in .44-40 Winchester, manufactured circa 1984. The embellishments, serial number suffix, and configuration (with exception to the cylinder & grips) are consistent with the S.A.A.s in the “Winchester-Colt Commemorative Set. It is most likely that this revolver was an overrun of the commemorative set. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 7 1/2" barrel with old style single line address & gold embellishments, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, bulls-eye ring ejector, fluted cylinder with pressed bushing, smooth thin trigger, hammer with polished flats & knurled spur, ‘blackpowder’ frame, gold “Col. Sam Colt” on the backstrap, and two-piece faux-stage grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame and cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing light wear and scattered pin prick pitting/minor surface rust. Action is crisp with four clicks & good lock-up, the bore is very good, and the synthetic grips are very good. From the Jim Lockwood, Legends of Leather Prescott, AZ Collection. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic rifle features 16" barrel, flash suppressor, skeletonized aluminum free float handguard with Picatinny rail sections on top at front and rear, Picatinny rail on top of receiver, no sights or optic included, forward assist, ejection port cover, collapsing stock with quick detach sling swivel attachment points, manual safety. Handguard, butt stock and pistol grip are flat dark earth color, remainder of rifle is black parkerizing. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better few signs of handling. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round polymer magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

A Large 11 Millimeter Fully Engraved/Etched Gilt Pinfire Revolver By E. Lefaucheux With Fine Ivory Grips. 6 inch octagonal barrel fully etched. Cylinder, frame, and buttplate with lanyard all etched ensuite in flowing scrolls and strapwork. Ivory grips with lovely age patina and age cracking. Traces of gilt finish throughout. Finished in French gray. This is a large showy pinfire 12 inches overall and works well both single and double action. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

Beautiful large stone set in sterling with sterling tips. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

'GI Bringback' WWII German military single action semi-automatic service pistol chambered in 7.65mm, produced in Hungary by FEG circa 1943. Features a blued wartime finish, 4" barrel, dovetailed low-profile inverted ‘v’ front sight, fixed v-notched rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, heel magazine release, serial number matched 7 round magazine with finger rest, steel frame with swivel lanyard ring and two-piece grooved wood grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, slide, barrel and magazine. Other markings: Slide – “P. Mod. 37, Kal. 7,65.”, / , & “jhv/43”. Frame: - /”WaA173”. & Magazine – “P. Mod. 37”. Includes a custom made wood presentation case with partitioned interior & cartridge block. Also includes a smooth brown leather shoulder holster. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear and a couple spots of light pin prick pitting. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Sterling cuff with geometric design maker marked by Dalangyamwa multiple award winner silversmith. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City NM. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, kachinas, kokopelli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

'The .357 Distinguished Combat Magnum Stainless, 104231' Stainless steel medium-large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 magnum, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1987-2001. Features a satin finish, ribbed 2.5" barrel with full underlug, raised ramp front sight with red insert, full-adjustable micrometer click rear sight, smooth .312" combat trigger, .375" semi-target hammer, fluted six-shot cylinder, three screw round butt L target frame with ten-groove grip straps and smooth walnut wrap-around finger groove combat grips. Includes the original factory cardboard box with literature. Revolver exhibits minor handling marks and a thin drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with excellent lock-up, the bore is pristine, and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

SN: 5329 Features approx 6.25" barrel, six shot cylinder, single action, side loading, fixed sights, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is poor condition, light rust, some visible rifling. Charge holes have light rust. Metal finish is a steady medium brown color with some bare metal on high spots, muzzle ring, and where scratched. Rear section of frame has a brighter coloration, more yellowish and with patina pitting. Grips are good condition with fair to good fit to metal. Action operates smoothly and locks up with hammer back; cylinder is free to rotate with trigger pulled to rear. Grips carved with "H H" in half inch block letters on left side. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Reads "Beat Back the Hun with Liberty Bonds". Measures 20" by 30" in wood frame. “Beat Back the Hun” was one of many posters issued by the U.S. government during World War I to encourage support of the war. This poster shows a bestial and massive German soldier; his head and shoulders looming over a war-stricken landscape. He holds a rifle with a bloody smeared bayonet in his right hand and his left hand resting on a ruined building with bloody fingers. The caption, “Beat Back the HUN with LIBERTY BONDS” capitalized on the fear of Americans and encouraged them to buy liberty bonds to finance the war. Liberty Loans were bonds that the Government sold so they could keep up with the expenses of war. These were sold back to the Government after the war. The word “Hun” is a derogatory word towards the Germans that derives from the nomadic tribe, the Huns, in the 4th and 6th century AD, known for their barbaric and warlike invasions. (“Beat back the Hun with Liberty Bonds”, 2017)Displaying the Germans as the Huns rationalized the war as the fight between good and evil personifying the Germans as animalistic, savage killing machines. Personifying the enemy as non human was a common propaganda practice to drive Americans to purchase Liberty Bonds to finance the war. This poster was created by Frederick Strothmann in 1918. Strothmann was an American artist and illustrator. According to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Strothmann was best known for his illustration work for popular authors such as Mark Twain. The poster was created and reproduced as a photomechanical print at the time of it’s distribution.

'2nd Issue' Vintage small frame double-action snub-nosed revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured circa 1968. Features all steel construction, a blued finish, 2" barrel, serrated blade front sight, square notched rear sight, serrated trigger, exposed hammer with polished flats & serrated spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, and two-piece checkered walnut grips with inlayed silver Colt medallions. Includes a two-piece cardboard box with woodgrain lid, correct label and serial number matched red/black bottom. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing minor edge wear and what appears to be minor pitting around the front sight. Action is smooth with solid lock up, the bore appears excellent but slightly dirty and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good in box. ***C&R Firearm***

Czech Republic made semiautomatic pistol imported by CZ USA, Kansas City, KS. Features 4" barrel, fixed three dot sights, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, accessory rail on dust cover, changeable backstraps. Finish is all black; polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes factory plastic carry case, manual, cleaning rod, cleaning brush, 2 different backstraps, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Spanish military carbine made by Ludwig Lowe, Berlin Germany circa 1894. Features 18" barrel, sling bar with saddle ring, manual safety, military style sights, turned down bolt handle. Bore is very good condition, bright with strong rifling. Retains 90% arsenal reblue, bolt body in the white. Wood is in very good condition as sanded and refinished. Spanish crest on receiver. Observed numbers match. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Excellent (refinished) *** Antique Firearm ***

Spanish military carbine made by Oviedo circa 1898. Features approx 17.5" barrel, sling swivels, sling bar with saddle ring, manual safety, military style sights, turned down bolt. Bore is in fair condition, dark and frosted with strong rifling. Retains 75% blue, turning to gray, bare metal on floorplate. Barrel band has a rough texture. Wood is in good condition, sanded and lightly refinished, with many dents and dings. Oviedo crest on receiver. Observed numbers match except floorplate. No import marks observed. Attributed to the collection of Bill Rogers of Springfield Sporters. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Vintage blowback operated single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9mm Browning Long, manufactured in Birmingham, England circa 1909-1914. The model 1909 is scarce with just under 1,700 made in its six year production span. Features a blued refinish, 5" barrel with round blade front sight, windage adjustable rear sight with 'v' notch, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, arched grip safety, push button magazine release on the heel, 8 round magazine, slide catch on the top of the slide with push button release, steel frame with lanyard loop on the left side and aftermarket checkered walnut grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel, breechblock and trigger. Other markings: [winged bullet]/”W&S”, “WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/9M/M AUTOMATIC PISTOL” and various Birmingham proofs. The slide, barrel & trigger guard retain approximately 70% of their collective reblued finish showing edge wear, scattered losses and some light pitting under the finish. The frame, grip safety, hammer and trigger have been left in-the-white. Action is sound, the bore is fair with faint rifling & scattered pin prick pitting, the markings are good and the wood grips are very good. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

sterling silver accented with turquoise and coral marked JKB for Jose Benevidez. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Includes a beautiful Masonic ceremonial sword with etched blade with members name "F. Otto Glamam" Sword is also marked E.A. Armstrong manufacturing Company Chicago IL' Extra Fancy sword with crown and enamel cross and scene of knight includes gold and black belt with buckle that reads "In Hock Signo Vinces" with red enamel cross. Includes booklet and black and white photos, newspaper article dated Oct 25th 1919 with photo of Otto Glamam who was an official monitor of vice council in term European Russian. Approx 90+ years old. Rarely seen with this much information about the member. Also has a ritual manual.

Semiautomatic rifle features 16" barrel with M4 groove, flash suppressor, Picatinny rail on top of receiver and gas block, no sights or optic included, polymer upper and lower receivers, forward assist, ejection port cover, collapsing stock, single point sling attachment points at receiver rear, manual safety. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better black parkerized finish with some light scuffs on barrel. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 30 round polymer magazine, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

All leather construction with beautifully beaded dress and moccasins with big beaded earring, real human hair, measures 11". Circa 1890-1900.

SN: 46-28205 Western style single action revolver with convertible cylinders chambered in .45 Colt & .45 ACP. Manufactured in 1976 with the barrel roll stamped “MADE IN THE 200th YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY”. Features a blued finish, 4.62" cold hammer-forged barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight with square notch, fluted six-shot .45 Colt cylinder, ejector rod, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, steel frame, black anodized grip frame and two-piece smooth walnut grips with Ruger medallions. Includes a serial number matched fluted six-shot .45 ACP cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 97% of its original finish showing slight edge wear, a partial bright drag line on the cylinder and some scattered scratches/losses. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Gunsite tuned WWII era U.S. military contract single action semi-automatic service pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured circa 1942. Features a matte black finish, 5" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, dovetailed Novak LoMount rear sight, serrated trigger with overtravel adjustment, skeletonized hammer with serrated spur, extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, Gunsite branded 8 round magazine, knurled arched mainspring housing with lanyard ring, and two-piece ivory grips. Markings: Slide - "PATENTED APR.20,1897. SEPT.9,1902/DEC.19,1905. FEB.14,1911. AUG.19,1913”, [rampant colt], “COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. CO./HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.," "P," "772/709," &"G". Frame - "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", "No772709", "M1911A1 U.S.ARMY", "W.B" inside a rectangle, "P", "R", "VP" inside a triangle and "25". Barrel - "-COLT 45 AUTO-", "P", and "M". Right Grip Panel – carved goose scene in a circle with “THE WILD GEESE” and “4501”. Includes a hand tooled brown leather holster rig by Jim Lockwood with knife carrier, two spare magazine carriers and sterling silver buckle & keeper marked "Conrad S. Anderson Prescott, AZ". Mr. Lockwood was a Prescott, Arizona leathersmith and this was his personal gun and rig. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its custom black finish showing holster wear, finish loss on the grip straps and some surface rust on the rear half of the gun. Action is sound with a crisp trigger pull, the bore is excellent and the ivory grips are good with a large crack in the left panel. Condition is NRA Good as refinished. ***C&R Firearm***

Desirable out-of-production lever action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Long and Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1998-2006. Features a blued finish, 22.25" barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, integral scope rail cut into the steel receiver, 15 round tube magazine, serrated trigger, curved finger lever, serrated hammer spur, point checkered American Walnut forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad & 13 ¾” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing light wear, scattered scratches and some bright wear on the right side of the finger lever towards the receiver. Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Czech Republic bolt action rifle imported by CZ USA, Kansas City KS. Features approx 25" medium weight barrel, hooded front sight mounted on band, safari type rear sight has one standing and two folding leaves (marked 100, 200, 300 meters), receiver dovetails for scope mounting, manual safety, hinged floorplate, European style stock with semi-schnabel forend tip, humped comb, right hand cheek piece, checkered wrist and forend, solid rubber recoil pad, sling studs. Bore is very good bright condition, needs a normal cleaning. Retains 95% dark bluing with handling marks. Stock is very good to excellent condition, fancy walnut with noticeable fiddleback texture/grain, has small dents and creases. Mounts a very good condition Leupold VX-1 3-9x40mm scope with throw-lever quick detach rings. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

SN: 120730-S 'Second Series' Vintage single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1952. Features a matte blued finish with polished flats, 4.5" heavy slab-sided barrel with full underlug, ramped patridge front sight, fully adjustable rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety & automatic slide catch on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame with serrated front strap, serrated mainspring housing with lanyard ring & grip adapter and two-piece factory coltwood synthetic grips. Includes three spare factory magazines. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing minute edge wear and some scattered handling marks/scuffs. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the synthetic grips are near fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

All Heavy Sterling, Maker Marked. Sterling cuff with Kachina sunface design maker marked by Dalangyamwa multiple award winner silversmith. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City NM. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, Kachinas, kokopeli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

WWII era U.S. Military contract single action semi-automatic service pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured in Syracuse, NY circa 1943. Features a parkerized finish, 5" barrel, low-profile blade front sight with dot punched near the top, dovetailed rear sight with punched dots on either side of the square notch, knurled trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame with serrated thumb piece, grip safety, 7 round USGI magazine, serrated arched mainspring housing without lanyard loop, and checkered brown nylon grips. Markings: Slide - "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.", "P" & “G”. Frame - "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", "NO.989140", "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY", [crossed cannons], "FJA" & "P". Barrel hood - "COLT .45 AUTO" and Magazine – “19204-/ASSY 5508694/MFR. 1M291”. Includea a brown leather military flap holster marked “US” & “U.S./GRATON & KNIGHT CO.” Pistol retains approximately 95% of its parkerized finish showing holster wear, some bright wear on the right side of the slide forward of the frame, and pin prick pitting on the safety & hammer. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

French military revolver manufactured circa 1895. Features approx 4.5" barrel, fixed sights, swing-out cylinder, double/single action, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is very good condition, bright with strong rifling. Charge holes are very good. Retains 85% blued finish, bare metal on sharp edges, few scratches on barrel, several small areas of patina forming. Hammer, trigger, and cylinder latch retain much yellow straw finish. Wood grips are fair to good showing dents, small gouges, wear to points of checkering. All markings sharp and clear. Includes good condition brown leather military flap holster. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott , AZ Leather Maker Collection, includes a black tooled holster rig with a bull motif accented with engraved silver colored conchos made by Jim Lockwood from Legends in Leather. Overall length approx 44".

SN: W828199H Pump action shotgun features approx 25" ventilated rib barrel with front and mid beads, manual safety, interchangeable choke tubes. Bore is excellent. Retains 90% deep blue, with bare metal on mag tube where pump handle runs, and at scratches on receiver. Stock and pump handle are very good or better condition wood, with checkered panels, black plastic buttplate. Includes three Briley choke tubes: SKT (extended - installed), SKT (flush), FULL (extended), and one tube wrench. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Circa mid 90's, Cast at Mill Creed Studios #44/950 17.5" tall x 13" wide x 11.5" deep. Rests atop a wooden base. Hand signed by artist and out of production.

featuring 13 round and baguette cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.80 carats with F-G colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat white gold band. Retail $1,500- $2,000

Limited edition reproduction of the Winchester Model 1895 lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. Manufactured in Japan by Miroku circa 1984 with a total of only 10,000 rifles produced. Featured a lustrous blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, pinned blade front sight with brass bead, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, fixed 4 round magazine, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, two-piece finger lever, point checkered walnut schnabel forend with high gloss finish and straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original polished blued finish showing scattered handling marks, a small bit of wear on the barrel from the rear sight elevator and the front of the magazine turned plum. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the high gloss wood stocks are fine with minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'cra' 1945 vintage display LMG with torch cut & welded receiver/dummy bolt and all other original parts. Includes sights, barrel, muzzle booster, ventilated barrel shroud, bipod, top cover, belt drum, trigger housing and wood stock. Includes a post war leather sling. ***Non Firearm***

Croatian semiautomatic sub compact pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features "Grip Zone" textured grip frame, 3" barrel, fixed sights with two dot rear and fiber optic front, striker fired, cocking indicator, loaded chamber indicator, manual safety in trigger, grip safety, ambidextrous magazine release. Condition is like new, excellent condition with limited signs of handling, appears only test fired. Includes two magazines (one flush fit, one extended), fitted hard case, holster, magazine pouch, magazine loader, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Perfect - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Deactivated LMG features all original parts with 1943 dated torch cut receiver. Includes sights, barrel with carry handle, lower receiver, magazine, bipod, tan canvas sling, and wood furniture. Also includes a period WWII canvas cover and complete tripod. ***Non Firearm***

US Military revolver features 4" barrel, fixed sights, swing out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring in butt. Wartime "Victory Model" based on five screw K frame Military & Police. Bore is very good to excellent, bright with crisp rifling. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Metal finish is bead blast matte finish, appears parkerized medium gray, 85% coverage with bare metal at muzzle, high spots, left side of frame, mottled color on part of cylinder. Trigger and hammer retain dull case color. Grips are smooth wood, very good condition with small scratches & dents, small visible crack near screw hole on left side. Action is smooth with tight lock up. Most markings are crisp & even. Markings include "US PROPERTY G.H.D." on topstrap. "S&W" logo is light struck, even, does not appear dished. Numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Includes very good condition full flap brown leather holster, hook style for US web belt. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

'The .44 Magnum' Large frame double-action revolver chambered in .44 Magnum, manufactured circa 2007. Features a blued finish, 6 1/2" barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib, raised serrated ramp front sight with red insert, adjusted micrometer click rear sight with white outlined square notch, shrouded ejector rod, fluted six-shot cylinder, case hardened .400" serrated target trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer, four screw square butt N target frame with internal key lock safety and factory two-piece diamond checkered African Cocobolo target grips with inlayed brass S&W medallions. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock and spent case. Also includes a factory blue velvet lined wood presentation case with cleaning tools. Revolver exhibits approximately 99% of its original finish showing some scattered handling marks and a thin drag line on the cylinder. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are near fine with a couple minor losses. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Bolt action rifle features approx 20" barrel, dovetailed receiver for scope mounting, manual safety, hinged floorplate, swivel studs, classic sporter stock profile with checkered panels at wrist & forend, rubber butt pad. Bore is excellent condition. Metal retains 95% bright bluing, with signs of handling and use. Stock is excellent condition with no observed marks. Mounts a Leupold 3-9x Sportview scope in excellent condition. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Restored lever action repeating rifle chambered in .300 Savage, manufactured circa 1952. Features a professionally blued refinish, 24” tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with bead top, removed rear sight, Weaver KV 3-5x variable power scope installed on a two-piece base, serrated trigger, sliding safety on the lower tang, cocked indicator, curved case hardened finger lever, rotary magazine with round counter, Bucheimer smooth brown leather sling, point checkered walnut schnabel forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with grip cap & serrated metal buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its professional refinish showing light muzzle wear, carry wear on the underside of the receiver and thinned case colors. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, the optics are sharp with fine crosshair reticle and the wood stocks are very good with minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good++ as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

Semiautomatic rifle features approx 16" barrel with flash suppressor, approx 12" slotted round aluminum hand guard, Picatinny rail on top of receiver and hand guard, no sights or optic included, forward assist, ejection port cover, "minimalist" shaped collapsing stock, ambidextrous manual safety. Bore is excellent. Metal is 98% or better black parkerized finish with some light scuffs on hand guard and receiver. Black polymer parts are excellent, like new. Includes one 20 round magazine by ASC, original factory cardboard shipping box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

American made striker fired semi-automatic sub-compact pistol rated for +P 9x19mm ammunition, manufactured Sep. 24 2018. Features a black Nitron finished stainless steel slide with fore & aft cocking serrations, 3.1" barrel with loaded chamber viewing window, captured recoil spring, XRAY3 three-dot tritium day/night sights, smooth trigger, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine with finger rest floorplate, and black polymer frame with integral accessory rail & stippled grip panels. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock, a spare 10 round magazine with flush floorplate and an extended 12 round magazine with finger rest floorplate. Pistol retains nearly all of its original finish showing little to no visible wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect is case. ***Modern Firearm***

Bolt action rifle features approx 18" heavy barrel with threaded muzzle, muzzle thread protector, almost full length ventilated aluminum handguard, Picatinny rail section on receiver top, no sights or optic included, pistol grip chassis-style stock, manual safety, stock adjustable for length of pull and comb height. Bore is excellent. Overall condition is excellent with few handling marks and like new appearance. Includes one magazine, manual, cable lock, original factory cardboard box. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Traditional Design With Single Oval Cut Stone Set In Heavy Sterling, Unmarked.

Desirable pre-64 magazine fed semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .243 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1963. Features a lustrous blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with bead top, adjustable folding leaf rear sight, Pine Ridge 6-18x 40mm scope installed on a one-piece scope rail, serrated trigger, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, factory 4 round detachable box magazine, steel receiver factory drilled & tapped for a side mounted sight, sling swivels, and walnut semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with pressed basket weave checkering, metal grip cap & black hard rubber buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing scattered scratches and wear. Action is smooth, bore is excellent, optics are sharp with duplex reticle and the wood stock is good with several small blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Solid sterling Hopi cuff with geometric design maker marked. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, kachinas, kokopelli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

Custom bolt action scout rifle chambered in .458 Winchester Magnum, built utilizing a 1943 vintage U.S. military 03-A3 receiver. Features a matte black & parkerized finish, 20" ported barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, adjustable receiver mounted aperture sight, quarter rib with Burris 2 3/4x E.E.R. scope mounted, serrated trigger, three-position safety on the rear of the bolt, turned down bolt handle, internal box magazine with removable floorplate, magazine cut-off on the left side of the receiver, and green/black camo finished semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with right handed shadow line cheek piece, rear swivel stud, Decelerator recoil pad & 14 3/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its custom finish showing light edge wear, some bright wear on the bolt and a small amount of surface rust on the scope rings & trigger guard. Action is sound, the bore is excellent, the optics are sharp and the refinished wood stocks is good with blemished & some finish loss. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Chinese made semiautomatic rifle, imported by C&A Virginia Beach VA. Features approx 16" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, folding spike bayonet, adjustable sights, fixed 10 round magazine, butt compartment with cleaning kit. Bayonet collar does not move to allow deployment - may be fixed in place (closed). Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined. Metal parts retain 95% dark bluing. Bayonet spike, bolt and carrier are in the white. Stock is in excellent condition. All observed numbers match. Marked "Made in China by Norinco" on receiver left side. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes the Durango Kid model series for the famous Bob Brown. Fully lined and hand carved with contrasting white calf lacing and has 36 bullet loops, holds a 5 1/2" Colt, made by Jim Lockwood of Legends in Leather. Overall length is approx 42".

Antique rolling block single shot military rifle chambered in 11.43x50Rmm, manufactured circa 1860’s – 1871. This is an interesting saddle ring carbine with a myriad of proofs including markings from Belgium, Greece and the United States. Features a 20 11/16" round tapered barrel with single band, blade front sight, flip-up “L” rear sight, concave breech block with knurled spur, screw retained firing pin & extractor, saddle ring & bar, smooth trigger, knurled hammer spur, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal carbine buttplate. Various markings: Upper tang – “REMINGTONS ILION N.Y. U.S.A./PAT MAY 3rd NOV 15th 1864 APRIL 17th 1866”. Left side of the receiver – /”K”. Barrel band – . Barrel – “EL” momogram, , “E/LG/ ” in an ovel, “AR” stamped twice, circled “G” stamped twice, /”K”, /”LL”, “10.6” and ”?34”. The barrel shows traces of thinned bluing with the majority of the surfaces turned to a murky grey patina with scattered pitting. The receiver is predominantly in-the-white with aging patina and some bright metal in the protected area on the left side. Action is sound & has a couple replaced screws, the bore is very good and the refinished wood stocks are near good with a couple hairline cracks extending from the upper tang & some shrinkage. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

'Double Trap' Over/under double barrel boxlock shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Turkey by Khan Arms. Configuration: black chrome finished 32" ported barrels with raised target rib featuring three adjustment points, removable IM/F extended choke tubes, automatic ejectors, red fiber optic front sight, smooth single selective trigger, sliding safety/barrel selector on the upper tang, satin silver finished receiver with laser engraved floral scroll, knurled top lever, checkered Turkish walnut forend and semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo shoulder stock with adjustable comb, rubber recoil pad & 14 ½” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 99% of its black chrome finish on the barrels showing minor muzzle wear and light scattered scratches. The receiver exhibits approximately 90% of its satin silver finish with wear on the underside in front of the trigger guard showing some pitting. Action is smooth & on-face, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good with wear & a crack on the right side of the comb. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

'1-B' High quality falling block single-shot sporting rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. Manufactured in 1976 with the barrel roll stamped “MADE IN THE 200th YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY”. Features a blued finish, 26" tapered barrel without provisions for sights, Bushnell Sportview 3-9x 32mm scope installed utilizing the factory rings & quarter rib base, serrated trigger, sliding tang safety, two-piece finger lever, installed swivel studs, point checkered American Walnut semi-beavertail forend, and fancy figured semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with metal grip cap, red factory recoil pad & 13 5/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing minor slide wear from the safety selector and the receiver turned slightly plum. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, the optics have a slight yellow cast and the wood stocks are near fine with minor blemishes. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Belgian revolver made circa 1891-1895 for Dutch military or police use. Similar in style to Webley "RIC" (Royal Irish Constabulary) pattern revolvers. Features approx 3.5" octagonal barrel, fixed sights, double/single action, side gate loading, lanyard ring, bird's head grip. Has an uncommon side lever safety that locks cylinder and prevents rotation. Bore is good to very good condition with strong rifling, some small pits in a band near the muzzle. Charge holes are very good condition. Retains 80% blued finish turning a bit brown or gray in places, thinning around cylinder, bare metal showing on edges & corners, and on back strap. Action operates smoothly, good lockup. Checkered wood grips in very good condition with few small dents. Inspection marks include "ELG" with crown, "L" with crown, "J" with star, others. Right grip stamped "1828". Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

with quilled dress and bag on belt beaded face with real human hair all leather. Excellent condition 1920-30's., measures 13" overall.

Croatian semiautomatic pistol imported by Springfield Armory, Geneseo IL. Features 4.5" match barrel, fixed three-dot sights, striker fired, cocking indicator, loaded chamber indicator, manual safety in trigger, grip safety, ambidextrous magazine release. Condition is like new, excellent condition with limited signs of handling, appears only test fired. Includes three magazines, fitted hard case, holster, magazine pouch, magazine loader, cable lock, manual, fired cases in sealed envelope, several different size/shape backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA Perfect - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Deactivated LMG with torch cut & welded receiver. Appears to be complete with original parts thought the top cover has not been able to be be opened. Includes carry handle, bipod and two magazines. ***Non Firearm***

This 10k white gold ring features .45 carats of round tanzanites and diamonds in a classic 3 stone setting. The diamonds weigh .o5 carats altogether and there are two set on either side of the center stones in a small channel setting. Filigree work on the sides of the ring accent these. The ring weighs 2.2 grams.

‘X-treme Duty Match - Competition Series' Croatian made striker fired semi-automatic full-size target pistol chambered in .45 ACP. Features a matte black Melonite finished slide with lightening cut & fore/aft cocking serrations, hammer forged 5.25" match grade barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed red fiber optic front sight, fully-adjuatablle rear target sight, integrated trigger safety, grip safety, cocked indicator, loaded chamber indicator, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory 13 round magazine, and black polymer frame with integral accessory rail, ambidextrous thumb rest, textured grip panels & interchangeable backstrap. Includes five spare magazines and a Front Line black leather OWB holster. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing minor edge wear and slide wear on the barrel. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Bolt action rifle features approx 24" barrel, dovetailed receiver for scope mounting, manual safety, hinged floorplate, swivel studs, classic sporter stock profile with checkered panels at wrist & forend, rubber butt pad. Bore is excellent condition, needs cleaning. Metal retains 95% bright bluing, with signs of handling and use. Stock is excellent condition with no observed marks. Mounts a Bushnell 3-9x Sportview scope in good condition. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Chinese military semi-automatic service rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, manufactured at the Jianshe Arsenal (factory 26) circa 1966. Imported by K-Sport of Pasadena, CA with import mark on the left side of the receiver. Features a blued finish, 20 3/8" barrel, adjustable hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, cleaning rod, underfolding spike bayonet, smooth trigger, manual safety in the rear on the triggerguard, 10 round fixed magazine, green sling, smooth laminated wood handguard, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal trapdoor buttplate containing a cleaning kit. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, top cover, bolt, bolt carrier, trigger guard and magazine. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its dull blued finish showing some scattered handling marks/wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are good with wear and blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: HYH8265 Semiautomatic pistol features 3.125" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, manual safety in trigger, manual thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one flush fit and one extended length magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Double-action-only semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto, manufactured circa 2008. Features a blued slide, 2.75" barrel, fixed sights, smooth polymer trigger, shrouded hammer, push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine with aftermarket black aluminum grip extension, and black glass-filled nylon frame with checkered grip panels. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents, lock, spent case, zippered soft pouch, spare magazine and a De Santis pocket holster. Pistol exhibits light slide marks on the barrel with no other wear observed. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Unmarked Set In Sterling With A Side Leaf Motif.

featuring an oval cut 7.15 carat Blue Sapphire accented with a Marquis cut Diamond weighing approx. 0.30 carats of H-I color and VS clarity set in a custom made 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $4,000-$6,000

Beautiful center cut ivory grips in perfect condition.

SN: AB892864M Slide action tactical shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” or 3” 12 gauge shells, manufactured circa 2009. Features a textured grey finish, 18.5" barrel, ‘stand-off’ extended cylinder choke with ports & ridged teeth, bead front sight, ventilated barrel shroud with full-length optics rail & accessory rails at the 10 & 2 o’clock positions, twin action bars, extended 6 round magazine tube with parkerized finish, push button safety, smooth trigger with beveled edges, polymer triggerguard, swivel studs, Streamlight TL-Racker grooved polymer slide handle with integrated pressure switch activated white light, and Knoxx Spec Ops Stock with black polymer pistol grip & rubber coated over-folding wire shoulder piece. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its finish overall showing some scattered handling marks/scuffs and light slide wear on the action bars & magazine tube. Action is very smooth, the bore is excellent and the stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

‘Guide Rifle’ Bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .300 Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum, manufactured circa 2003-2006. Features a blued finish, 22” tapered barrel with recessed crown & ventilated sighting rib, large blade front sight, removed rear sight (included), installed one-piece scope rail, serrated wide trigger, machine turned bolt with swept back bolt handle, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, key lock safety on the rear of the bolt, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and checkered light/dark laminated wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with swivel studs, factory recoil pad & 13 5/8” LOP. Includes the original factory cardboard box with rear sight, manual and two safety keys. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing very little wear. The sighting rib is raised up around the rear sight dovetail where it would typically be held down by the rear sight screw. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent, and the wood stock is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Yugoslavian made semiautomatic rifle, imported by Samco, Miami FL. Features approx 20" barrel, adjustable sights, folding blade bayonet, fixed 10 round magazine, cleaning rod under barrel, cleaning kit in butt trap. Bore is excellent condition. Metal parts retain 95% dark bluing, with bare metal showing at some sharp edges. Bolt and carrier are in the white. Stock is excellent. Matching number on bolt carrier and stock; other observed numbers appear to be part numbers or similar. Stock marked "1.TRZ". Includes very good condition dark green canvas web sling. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a smooth black leather holster with contrast white stitching accented with rampant Colt Conchos for long barreled single actions made by Jim Lockwood. Overall length is approx 38".

Yugoslavian military semi-automatic SKS pattern service rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, manufactured by Zastava circa 1967-1989. Imported by SAMCO of Miami, FL with import mark on the underside of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 22" barrel with 22mm grenade launcher, adjustable hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, folding grenade launching sight, underfolding blade bayonet, smooth trigger, manual safety on the right side of the trigger guard, fixed 10 round magazine, smooth wood handguard, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend, trapdoor metal buttplate containing a cleaning kit & black rubber recoil pad. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard (electric pencil) and stock. Includes a double compartment leather ammo pouch, sling, oiler with leather pouch and pull-through rope with weighted end. Rifle retains approximately 97% of its arsenal finish showing scattered handling marks/wear and a small amount of rust on the rear of the top cover. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

signed in the lower corner, entitled "Winged Messenger". Canvas is stretched over a round wood frame with a 48" diameter.

Antique Belgium made double action solid frame revolver retailer marked by the Dutch firm, Donaghy-Van Egmond. Features approx 3.6" octagonal barrel, fixed sights, side loading, single/double action, spur trigger guard, lanyard ring in butt. Bore is good condition, strong rifling with dark streaks. Charge holes are good condition. Frame appears to be color case finished, now turned a mottled brown & gray with hints of blue color. Barrel & cylinder are an even brown color with traces of bright blue in cylinder flutes and places on barrel. Trigger and hammer appear to have been high polished bare metal, now partly dull brown. Grips are good or better condition, appears to be hard rubber or Gutta Percha, with good fit to metal. Action is smooth, a little stiff, with good lock-up. Clear markings, include "450", "Z" under star, "VC" under star. Condition is NRA Fine *** Antique Firearm ***

'Postwar .38 Military & Police' Vintage medium frame double action revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1956-1957. Features a lustrous blued finish, pinned 4" barrel, forged blade front sight, square notched rear sight, serrated .265" case hardened trigger, case hardened .265" hammer with knurled spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, four screw square butt K service frame and diamond checkered walnut magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame and right grip panel with no other observed numbers. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing light holster wear, some scattered scratches and light thinning on the grip straps. Action is sound with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine, markings are sharp and the matching wood grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***C&R Firearm***

'Classic Ltd' High quality push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .280 Remington, manufactured in Ilion, N.Y. circa 1997. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel with recessed crown and no provisions for sights, installed two-piece steel scope base with rings, adjustable wide serrated trigger, engine turned bolt with swept-back handle & knurled knob, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and select grade walnut pistol grip stock with swivel studs, hand cut point checkering, factory recoil pad & 13 3/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 99%+ of its original blued finish showing very minor wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stock is fine. Condition is like NRA Perfect. ***Modern Firearm***

'dot 1945' marked display LMG with dummy receiver/upper internals with all other original parts. Includes sights, barrel, muzzle booster, ventilated barrel shroud, bipod, top cover, trigger housing and wood stock. Includes a belt of linked dummy rounds. ***Non Firearm***

Semiautomatic carbine features hinge at receiver front to allow folding in half for convenient storage or transport, accepts Glock 17 style magazines, approx 16" barrel with threaded muzzle, muzzle thread protector, Picatinny rail on top and bottom of handguard, adjustable sights, manual safety, detachable magazine in grip, sling slot at butt. Bore is excellent. Barrel is blued, few signs of handling. Black polymer parts are excellent. Includes one magazine and original factory cardboard box with manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

by Don Perceval entitled "Navajo Dancers". Black wood frame 10.25" by 12". Includes insurance appraisal for $900.

SN: NEE6160 Semiautomatic pistol features "easy to rack" slide, 3.675" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, grip safety, manual thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator, accessory rail on dust cover. Magazines have "load assist" tabs. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

"Hopi Hemis Kachina Dancers" measures 13" x 11". Black wood frame. Appraisal for $1000.

by Arizona artist Samuel Thiewes entitled "Roufis". Unframed and measures 24" by 18". Signed in the lower right hand corner.

'Target' Double/Single action revolver features stainless steel construction, approx 4.25" bull barrel with full length underlug, adjustable sights, 6 shot swing out cylinder, black rubber grip with finger grooves. Bore and chambers are excellent condition. Overall condition is like new, with few signs of handling, visible cylinder drag line. Includes original factory hard plastic box, triggerguard lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Gorgeous solid walnut buffet with barreled walnut accents. Hand carved pair detail on back panels with traditional East Lake spindles with 5 lower gallery drawers and (2) cabinets and beautiful marble top with a mirrored back. 86" tall by 55" wide by 24" deep.

Double action semi-automatic ‘wonder-nine’ pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1971-1982. Features a blued steel slide, 4" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, serrated ramp front sight, windage adjustable micrometer click rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety/decocking lever on the left side of the frame, magazine disconnect safety, push button magazine release, 14 round magazine, black anodized alloy frame with serrated front strap, serrated alloy mainspring housing with lanyard loop, and aftermarket checkered wood grips with silver S&W medallions. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing light handling marks and wear. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and thick wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

‘XTR Sporter Magnum’ Push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .338 Winchester Magnum, manufactured in New Haven, Conn. circa 1986. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel with muzzle break & no provisions for sights, installed Redfield two-piece scope base with rings, engine turned bolt with swept back handle, serrated trigger, three-position safety on the rear of the bolt, 'blind' internal box magazine with synthetic follower, and textured black fiberglass semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with swivel studs, factory recoil pad & 13 5/8” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing light wear and scattered finish loss on the bolt handle. Action is smooth, the bore is bright with sharp rifling & some dark spots which could be rust and the synthetic stock is very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic pistol features approx 2.75" barrel, fixed sights, double action only trigger. Two tone finish: black colored slide and red/gray/black digital camo colored polymer frame. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one magazine with pinky rest, replacement "flat" mag base. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

.358 Win SN: 327038 Scarce & desirable lightweight controlled-round-feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .358 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1955. Features a blued & black anodized finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, adjustable folding leaf rear sight, factory drilled & tapped receiver with all filler screws present, serrated trigger, aluminum trigger guard, three-position safety on the right side of the bolt shroud, polished bolt with swept back handle, internal box magazine with hinged aluminum floorplate, and semi-pistol grip walnut Monte Carlo stock with point checkering, sling swivels, knurled aluminum buttplate & 13 1/2” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing superficial handling marks, some light wear on the bolt knob a scratch on the front of the trigger guard and minor edge wear on the floorplate & trigger guard. Additionally the right side of the bolt shroud has turned plum and the buttplate is slightly ill-fitting. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, and the wood stock is very good with semi-worn checkering & a small loss at the toe. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Of Hopi Kachina and Pottery by noted Native American Artist Edwin Morgan. Dated 1987.

SN: 50242E/E50242 WWII era Indian military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured circa 1941. Imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, VT with import marks on the receiver. Features a blued finish, 25.2" barrel, raised patridge front sight, shrouded leaf type rear sight graduated to 2,000 yards, metal nosecap with bayonet lug, piling swivel & protective front sight ears, single barrel band, serrated trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, tan canvas sling, charge loading bridge on the receiver, smooth full-length wood hand guard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed brass disk on the right side & brass trapdoor buttplate. Includes a 1944 dated bayonet with leather frog and scabbard. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, barrel, rear sight, nose cap and forend. The right side of the butt socket is marked " /G.R.I/1941/SHT L.E/III*". The top of the receiver ring and the barrel Nock’s form have been scrubbed, possibly removing a “DP” marking as other components of this rifle have. Rifle retains approximately 80% of its arsenal finish showing handling marks, thinning and a small amount of light scattered surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore shows good luster & rifling with scattered pin prick pitting and the wood stocks are good with the handguards repaired & incomplete. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Beautiful leather covered cradle board with cross and floral beaded motif with jingles, the doll is handmade with beaded eyes and braided human hair. Measures 18" overall, excellent condition, circa 1910-1920's.

German semiautomatic pistol imported by Interarms, Alexandria, VA. Features approx 4.75" barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, decocker safety, heel style magazine release, alloy frame. Bore is very good condition, appears uncleaned from firing, with crisp rifling. Steel parts have 90% coverage of matte blue, bare metal at sharp edges. Alloy frame retains 90% coverage of glossy black finish. Black plastic grips are good to very good with scruffs and scratches from use. Markings include 12/61 date on pistol, 2/59 and 4/59 dates on very good condition Walther marked magazines. Includes total of two magazines, good to very good condition black leather flap holster marked "RIESE / BERLIN / 1961 8", and original "Walther / Interarms" cardboard box hand numbered to gun. Advertised as "West German Police Trade-In". Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

A beautiful bronze titled "Autumn Crown" by Diana Simpson. This piece is marked behind the legs "D. Simpson. 3/30 2009".

With Colorful Geometric Design, Measures 28"x14"

This Old Pawn necklace is made up of twelve Winged Mercury Dimes with dates from the 1930-40's beaded dimes handmade into round beads. Measures 22" long from clasp to hook. Single sterling Naja pendant accented with a Mercury dime. All dimes are .900 silver.

Turkish semiautomatic shotgun, imported by RAAC, Scottsburg IN. Has a very similar appearance to AR15 style rifles. Features 19.7" barrel with removable choke tube (cylinder installed), detachable 5 round magazine (two included), front post and adjustable peep rear sights, sling swivels, manual safety. Bore is excellent. Metal and polymer parts all excellent with few signs of handling. Includes original factory cardboard shipping box, manual, spare magazine, plastic case with additional choke tubes (Full, Modified - manual explains how to identify each choke) and tube wrench. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 Gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1940. Features a blued finish, take-down 30" full choked barrel with solid sighting rib, silver bead front sight, silver bead center sight, 2/3 length magazine tube, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, push button safety, steel receiver, walnut slide handle with point checkering, and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory recoil pad & 14" LOP. Serial numbers match on the receiver and receiver extension. Shotgun retains approximately 80% of its original blued finish showing thinning, slide wear on the magazine tube & action bar, and scattered oxidation/pitting. Action is sound, the bore is pristine, and the wood stocks are near good with finish loss, wear & a 1.5” crack on the left side of the wrist. Condition in NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

with textured zigzag patter maker marked "Joel Q". Measures 10" by 11".

Blanket revival from Window Rock Area made by Charolette Yazzie with large crosses and burgundy background in excellent condition. Measures 33" by 38".

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is fair, dark with strong rifling, may improve with cleaning. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Blued magazine appears very good. Some screw slots show light marring. Wood is good condition with many small dents and several small gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: P Stevens / Maastricht (faint - partially polished out); W crown; Maastricht cartouche; other proofs. Barrel marked 34. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Blowback operated single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in 1976 with the barrel roll stamped “MADE IN THE 200th YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY. Features a blued finish, 4.75" tapered barrel, pinned patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety/bolt catch on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame and checkered black plastic grips with an inlayed Ruger medallion on the right panel. Includes the original factory red cardboard box with literature and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear and scattered handling marks/scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the plastic grips are very good with wear. Condition is NRA Very Good to Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Solid sterling maker marked. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico. Bio - Born Ramon Albert, Jr. (a non-Hopi surname), his grandmother gave him the name Dalangyamwa, a name of the Greasewood Clan. As a young man, he attended school in Santa Fe and served in the US Marines. Ramon began his silver working career in 1978 at Hopicrafts then located near the village of Hotevilla. His designs come from his experiences in life - clouds, thunderbolts and rain - important in an area with no irrigation for crops; and bear, spider, antelope, prayer feathers, Kachinas, kokopeli, corn - the clan religious symbols, the basis of Hopi life. Ramon's work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.

by known artist Frederick Remmington entitled "Rattlesnake" a quality restrike on green marble base. Measures 21" by 17".

Vintage sporting bolt action rifle based on a US military Model 1917 action. Features approx 23" barrel, "drop box" fixed magazine, one piece Redfield scope base on receiver, "dog leg" bolt handle, manual safety, fancy sporter stock with moderately re-curved grip, checkering at grip & wrist, rubber recoil pad, sling swivels, high Monte Carlo cheek piece. Bore is very good condition, strong rifling, lightly frosted appearance, might improve with cleaning. Metal is bright blued, with 90% remaining coverage, scuffing on barrel, patina forming on bottom metal. Stock is very good condition, with inlaid white polymer decorate shapes, black forend tip, recoil pad has turned hard. Includes very good condition Leupold Vari-X 3-9x scope, finish has turned purple on rear bell, adjustment caps are bright aluminum with some purple color. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Smaller cowhide vest for women or children.

Large beautiful stone with silver matrix set in sterling made and marked by Bennie Ratian. From the Spike Flanders Collection silver City New Mexico

This desk has detachable spool legs, is in very good to excellent condition and is circa the 1850's to the 1870's.

SN: HYS5827 Semiautomatic pistol features 3.125" barrel, fixed three dot sights in dovetails, manual safety in trigger, manual thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, manual, cable lock, one flush fit and one extended length magazine. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Bright turquoise beaded bag with red rose motif on leather , measures 7"X8". Circa 1920's-30's.

SN: 204062 Antique Swiss military straight-pull bolt action service rifle chambered in 7.5×55mm Swiss, manufactured circa 1889-1896. Features a blued finish, 30.75" floated barrel, raised dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, elevation adjustable rear sight graduated from 300 to 2,000 meters, smooth trigger, red hard rubber charging knobs, 12 round magazine with cut-off lever on the right side, ring cocking piece/safety, two barrel bands with piling rod & bayonet lug on the front band, dark brown leather sling, smooth wood handguard and straight grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & round metal buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, receiver, bolt, magazine, rear sight and buttplate. Includes a period muzzle/front sight protector. Rifle exhibits approximately 80% of its original blued finish with edge wear and thinning. Action is in good working order with exception of the bolt stop which is broken, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are fine with few blemishes & a crack/repair on the left side of the wrist. Condition is near NRA Fine. ***Antique Firearm***

Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 Gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1949. Features a blued finish, take-down 30" full choke barrel, silver bead front sight, 6 round magazine tube, smooth trigger, cross-bolt safety, steel receiver, single action bar, grooved walnut slide handle, and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with Pachmayr White Line recoil pad & 14 1/8” LOP. Serial numbers match on the receiver and receiver extension. Shotgun retains approximately 80% of its thinned original finish showing scattered wear, oxidation on the receiver and a small amount of surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is pristine, and the wood stocks are very good with some blemishes. Condition in NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

A double framed Giclee of Howard Terpning's "Healing Power of the Raven Bundle". Signed in the lower left-hand corner and is #285/300. Depicts a medicine man helping an older woman. This art is in a beautiful wood frame. Picture measures 29 1/2" by 44 1/2". Born in Oak Park, Illinois and receiving his art education at the Chicago Academy of Fine Art and the American Academy of Art, Howard Terpning became one of the best known and financially successful members of the Cowboy Artists of America. Comes with a hand written receipt for a total of $2,130.50.

Double action only revolver features 1.875" barrel with fixed sights, 5 shot swing out cylinder, "Airweight" frame, black rubber compact grip. Finish is stainless, with matching color on alloy frame. Bore and chambers are excellent condition. Overall condition is like new, with few signs of handling. Includes original factory cardboard box, cable lock, manual. Condition is NRA Excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

Desirable, out-of-production lever action repeating rifle chambered in .22 Magnum, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1991. Features a blued finish, 20 1/2" round barrel, full-length tube magazine, ramped & hooded blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, integral scope rail cuts in the receiver, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur with knurled extension installed, checkered walnut forend with satin finish and straight grip shoulder stock with factory buttplate & 13 5/8” LOP. Includes a Winchester 9422 cardboard box with non-matching label. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its original blued finish showing some tool marks around the rear sight with no other wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

including a Jimenez Seed jar made by H. Tafoya Henderson, 5" in diameter. (1) Blackwear Santa Clara Bowl signed "Nicolasa" 6" in diameter and (1) Pueblo pottery mask with a chicken motif.

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is very good, shiny with strong rifling. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Blued magazine appears good, color turning to brown patina. Screw slots very good. Wood is good condition with many small dents and several gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are tight, toe of buttplate proud of wood. Markings include: P Stevens / Maastricht; W crown; 1875 cartouche; other proofs. Barrel marked 2110. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Bullpup configuration slide-action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” & 3” 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Cocoa, FL circa 2015. Features parkerized finish, 18.5" cylinder bore barrel, T-marked optics rail, dual magazine tubes with a combined 14 round capacity, three-position magazine feeding selector switch, polymer trigger, cross-bolt safety, ambidextrous slide release, integrated accessory rail on the slide handle at the 6 o’clock position, integral sling points and synthetic FDE polymer stock with rubber recoil pad. Includes the original factory cardboard box with black nylon sling. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing scattered scuffs and light scratches. Action is sound, the bore is very good and synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

'Government Target Model' Blowback-operated single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1989. Features a blued finish, 6 7/8" heavy barrel, undercut patridge front sight, dovetailed fully-adjustable rear sight, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, bolt catch lever on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame and black rubber overmolded Volquartsen target grip with thumb rest on the left side. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing light scattered handling marks/wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the synthetic grip is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

(1) double sided kokopeli and geometric design (1) double sided lizard and kokopeli design (1) Smaller geometric design. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

By famous western Artist Frederick Remmington titled "Mountain Man" a quality restrike measures 27" by 15".

Pump action shotgun features 28" vent rib barrel, fixed choke marked "MOD", pewter color front bead, tube magazine, manual safety, ventilated recoil pad, checkering at wrist & pump handle. Bore is excellent. Retains 95% deep blued finish with few marks other than scrapes on magazine tube. Stock is excellent condition with glossy urethane finish. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

This antique table is in excellent condition and is possibly made of iron wood.

Antique Swiss military tube-fed bolt action service rifle chambered in 10.4×38mmR Swiss centerfire, manufactured by Société Industrielle Suisse (SIG) circa 1870's. This rifle has been converted from rimfire to centerfire but can be easily converted back. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 33" barrel, blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear sight graduated from 200 to 1,000 meters, 12 round tubular magazine, smooth trigger, finger rest trigger guard, cocked indicator on the rear if the bolt, cleaning rod, three barrel bands, smooth dark brown leather sling, checkered wood forend and straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, receiver and lifter. Other markings: Receiver -"SOC.IND.SUISSE/[swiss cross]/SYST.VETTERLIN” & “+/K". & Barrel – “W”, “A76”, “+/W”, “+/V”, “+/6” & . Include 50 round of hand loaded ammunition. The case hardened receiver displays a soft mottled grey patina with traces of color and the balance of the metal surfaces display an aged brown patina. Action is mechanically sound, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are very good with scattered blemishes. Condition is NRA Fine. ***Antique Firearm***

Cold War era Russian military semi-automatic service rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, manufactured at the Tula Arms Plant circa 1954. Imported by KBI Inc. of Harrisburg, PA with import mark on the left side of the receiver. Features a blued finish, 20 3/8" barrel, adjustable hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, cleaning rod, under-folding blade bayonet, smooth trigger, manual safety in the rear on the triggerguard, 10 round fixed magazine, smooth wood handguard, and semi-pistol grip artic birch shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal trapdoor buttplate containing a cleaning kit. Original matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, top cover, bolt, bolt carrier, trigger guard, gas tube (electro pencil) and stock. There are no observed refurb marks and the stock bears a faint inspector marking on the right side of the butt. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its blued finish showing some thinning and scattered handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

with original label which reads "Hunts Round Pointed Pens". Case is all oak construction with blue velvet lining. Measures 21" by 14 1/2".

featuring an approx. 12.00 carat genuine treated Ruby accented with 8 round cut Diamonds set in a classic hand crafted setting of 10 karat yellow gold.

leather bag with fringe fully beaded on side 7"X3".

#8718 German Luftwaffe flare launcher features approx 6.5" double barrels, breaks open to load, barrel selector switch, safety lever. Bores are good with little roughness. Retains 90% black finish with bare metal showing at edges and corners. Checkered black (or dark brown) grips are very good condition. Condition is Very Good.

WWII era Australian military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured circa 1941. Features a parkerized finish, 25.2" barrel, raised patridge front sight, shrouded leaf type rear sight graduated to 2,000 yards, metal nosecap with bayonet lug & protective front sight ears, single barrel band, serrated trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, green canvas sling, charge loading bridge on the receiver, smooth full-length wood hand guard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed brass disk on the right side & brass trapdoor buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and bolt handle with no numbers observed elsewhere. The right side of the butt socket is marked "M A/LITHGOW/S.M.L.E./III*/1941" and the stock is marked “R/MA/4/47” & “AUSTRALIA”. Rifle retains approximately 40% of its arsenal finish showing scattered wear and thinning with a brown patina comprising the balance. Action is smooth, the bore shows good luster & rifling with scattered pitting and the wood stocks are near good with scattered blemishes and a ¼” crack in the forend forward of the butt socket on the right side. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

WWII era British military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured circa 1944. Imported by IAC of Alexandria, VA with import marks on the receiver and butt socket. Features a black painted finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted folding aperture sight graduated to 1,300 yards, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, hollowed bolt knob, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, smooth full-length wood handguard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with brass trapdoor buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle, magazine and forend. The left side of butt socket is marked “M/47C/1944/J7771”, “F.T.R.” and with the importer information. The left side of the receiver shows faint markings but are illegible. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its black painted finish showing edge wear and scattered losses. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***C&R Firearm***

WWII era New Zealand military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured in Canada circa 1942. Features a blued finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight marked for 300 & 600 yards, two barrel bands, serrated trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, grooved full-length wood handguard, smooth full-length forend and straight grip shoulder stock with metal trapdoor buttplate containing a polymer oiler. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle, magazine and forend. The left side of butt socket is marked “N Z/638/5L1954” and the left side of the receiver is marked “No 4 Mk I*/LONG BRANCH/1942”. Rifle retains approximately 60% of its blued finish showing scattered wear/thinning and a small amount of scattered rust. Action is smooth, the two land bore shows good luster & rifling with minor pin prick pitting and the wood stocks are good+ with many blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Stainless steel 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Brazil by Forjas Taurus. Features a matte finish, 5" barrel, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed Novaks LoMount three-dot sights, serrated ‘three-hole’ trigger adjustable for overtravel, serrated round hammer spur with internal key lock safety, ambidextrous frame mounted safety, upswept grip safety with memory bump, fore & aft cocking serrations on the slide, push button magazine release, factory 9 round magazine, knurling on the frontstrap & on the underside of the triggerguard, knurled flat mainspring housing, and double diamond checkered black synthetic grips with molded Taurus decor. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, tools, keys, cleaning brush and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits slide wear on the barrel with very little wear observed elsewhere. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Custom bolt action single shot benchrest target rifle chambered in .350 Wells Expess, manufactured in Rixford, P.A. circa 1970’s. Features a Bowers marked 29” x 1.24” stainless steel barrel with recessed crown & no provisions for sights, sleeved mauser action with installed scope blocks, Canjar single set trigger with wide serrated spur, swept-back bolt handle and oversized sporter style walnut benchrest stock with ribboned hand checkering, right handed shadowline cheek piece, Decelorator recoil pad & 14” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its blued finish showing wear on the bottom metal and some light surface. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger pull, the bore is excellent and the wood stock is very good. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, reproduction cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better, dark with strong rifling, may clean to very good. Metal is smooth, in the white, lightly cleaned. Areas of light pitting on receiver. Screws appear very good, retain original blue. Blued magazine appears very good. Wood is good condition with many small dents and scratches, moderate crack on left side near magazine, smaller crack on right side. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: P Stevens / Maastricht; W crown; 1875 Maastricht cartouche; other proofs. Barrel marked 4297. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

WWII era British military magazine-fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British. Produced in the United States by Savage-Stevens for the war effort via the lend-lease program. Reimported by CAI of Georgia, VT with import marks on the underside of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight marked for 300 & 600 yards, two barrel bands, serrated trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, grooved full-length wood handguard, smooth full-length forend and straight grip shoulder stock with metal trapdoor buttplate containing a pull-through bore cleaning rope. The left side of the receiver is marked "U.S. PROPERTY” & "No 4 Mk 1*" and the left side of the butt socket is stamped “36C0761/S/1942”, “B” & [flaming bomb]. Includes a Savage marked No. 4 Mk. II round spike bayonet with metal scabbard. Rifle retains trace amounts of bluing with the majority of the metal surfaces displaying an aged brown patina. Action is smooth, the two-land bore is semi-lustrous with good rifling & scattered pitting and the wood stocks are good with blemishes. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

'Angle Eject' Lever action repeating rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, manufactured in New Haven, Conn. circa 1987. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, full-length tube magazine, dovetailed blade front sight, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, factory drilled & tapped receiver, smooth trigger with beveled edges, serrated hammer spur, grip safety, single barrel band, smooth walnut forend and straight grip shoulder stock with factory checkered black synthetic buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing a few scratches and some scattered surface rust. Action is smooth, bore is very good and wood stocks are fine with only minor imperfections. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott AZ Leather Maker Collection, includes a smooth black leather holster with contrasting white stitching and a nickel engraved belt made by Jim Lockwood. Overall length approx 43"

featuring a dramatic combination of White and Champagne Diamonds set in a geometric pattern pave set with approx. 200 Diamonds total. White Diamonds have G-H colors and VS clarity approx. total weight 3.00 carats set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $5,000-$6,000

Bowl is catlinite, quill work on stem has a colorful geometric design.

(1) Sterling Spider Pin made by Acaric Poleqapteva maked (1) Sterling Hopi geometric pin made by cedric Navenma (1) Sterling hopi Moon and cactus Pin made by Eldon James (1) Sterling Hopi pin made by Dennis Namingha From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Single action semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 2010. Features a blued finish, 6" tapered barrel, patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, internal key lock safety, loaded chamber indicator, push button magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame and Pachmayr checkered black rubber wrap-around grip with finer grooves. Includes six spare factory magazines. Pistol exhibits approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear and scattered scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the aftermarket rubber grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

In brown, grey, and white. Measures 48" by 29". Very finely done in excellent condition.

Pendant featuring an oval cut Natural Pink Sapphire weighing approx. 1.20 carats accented with 16 round cut Diamonds with G-H colors and VS clarity set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $3,000-$4,000

Striker-fired semi-automatic full size pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 2013. Features a black Armornite finished stainless steel slide, 4.25” barrel with loaded chamber inspection port, full-length steel guide rod, dovetailed Trijicon three-dot night sights, polymer trigger with integrated safety & Apex Enhancement Kit installed, ambidextrous frame mounted safety, push button magazine release, factory 17 round magazine, ambidextrous slide catch, and black polymer frame with accessory rail, textured grip & interchangeable palm swell. Includes the factory hard case with documents, lock, spent case, spare magazine, OEM sights, OEM trigger parts and two additional palm swells. Pistol retains approximately 98%+ of its original Armornite finish showing minor scuffs and some slide wear on the barrel. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Complete full-auto parts kit less the receiver and magazine. Includes a "U.S. MODEL OF 1928A1" marked display receiver.

This tennis style bracelet is set with 27 multi-colored sapphires - in varying shades of green, pink, yellow, lavender and blue, total carat weight is approx. over 16 carats of sapphires, all set in 14kt yellow gold setting. This is a beautiful, colorful, and unique bracelet and measures 7 1/4" long.

Astonishing relic MP 40 from the Battles of the Courland Bridgehead in Latvia. Includes a heavily rusted and pitted barrel, receiver, magazine well and trigger housing. Also includes a speed loader, grip panels and part of a stock arm - all in relic condition. ***Non Firearm***

(1) Sterling sunshine design (1) Sterling geometric design Maker marked with teepee. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Wristwatch, Date adjust, two tone stainless steel and yellow gold, with RARE blue dial,nick named the "executive", includes jewelry store appraisal for $10,085. Also included is a super neat case that rotates two wristwatches. In beautiful working condition, a truly timeless piece.

SN: 6459 Antique copy of the Smith & Wesson No 3 large frame single action top-break revolver chambered in .44 Russian, manufactured circa 1870’s – 1880’s with a strong probability of Spanish origin. Features a nickel plated finish, ribbed 7” barrel, pinned round blade front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the top of the “T” shaped barrel latch, smooth trigger, finger rest trigger guard, knurled wide hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder with automatic extractor, round butt steel frame with lanyard ring and custom horn grips. The butt is stamped “6459”, the cylinder “459” and the outside of the top strap “1072.” Revolver retains approximately 65% its nickel plated finish showing heavy finish loss on the frame & cylinder with an aged brown patina in its place. Action is sound with good lock-up, the bore is fair and the ill-fitting horn grips are good with small losses. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Magazine fed bolt action target rifle chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum, manufactured in Newport, NH circa 2019. Features a type III black hard coat anodized finish, heavy contour 26” cold hammer forged chrome-moly steel barrel with 5R rifling, tunable muzzle brake, factory installed 30 MOA optic rail, nitrided three-lug bolt with 70 degree throw & replaceable oversized knob, Marksman Adjustable trigger, Accurate-Mag 5 round AI pattern magazine, ambidextrous manual safety, 18” aluminum free-float handguard with M-LOK attachments points at the 12, 3, 6 & 9 o’clock positions, AR style pistol grip and MSR left-side folding shoulder stock adjustable for comb height & length of pull. Includes literature, a spare magazine, QD cup, M-LOK rail segment and a custom tripod with mount. Also includes an aluminum case. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor handling marks and wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the synthetic components are fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Clagetoh design with red, black, and grey colors made by Betty Naz. Measures 20" by 31 1/2". In excellent condition.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a rig that is similar to the Red Ryder rig. This is floral tooled, reverse draw rig for a colt single action, missing buckle made by Jim Lockwood from Legends in Leather. Overall length is approx 43".

US made semiautomatic pistol, features approx 2.4" tip up barrel, fixed sights, single/double action, half cock notch on hammer, manual safety button magazine release towards bottom of grip, detachable magazine (one included). Bore is very good condition, needs cleaning. 95% coverage of deep blue with few signs of handling., Wood grips in excellent condition have "PB" and Beretta arrows logo medallions. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

SN: 1256186 Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1951. Features a blued refinish, full choked 30" take-down barrel with two-pin ventilated sighting rib, matted duck-bill extension, Bradley style white bead front sight, silver center sight, 1/2 length tube magazine, smooth trigger, cross-bolt safety, fancy figured walnut slide handle with diamond checkering and pistol grip Monte Carlo shoulder stock with point checkering & Kick-Eez recoil pad. The factory proofs are offset to accommodate the rib and the serial numbers on the receiver & receiver extension are matching. Shotgun retains approximately 85% of its blued refinish showing edge wear, thinning, scattered scratches and some oxidation/pin prick pitting on the receiver. Action is sound, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are very good with blemishes & semi-worn checkering. Condition is near NRA Very Good as refinished. ***C&R Firearm***

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

American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells. Features a blued 30" full choke barrel, Bradley style white bead front sight, 2 round magazine tube, smooth trigger with beveled trigger, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, polished bolt with smooth charging handle, black anodized aluminum receiver, installed swivel studs, textured black synthetic forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with Beartooth slip-up cartridge carrier, rubber recoil pad & 14 ¾” LOP. Includes a set of wood stocks and a Radocy takedown guide. Shotgun retains approximately 85% of its original finish showing thinning, scattered wear and scratches. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stocks are fine. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring 3 Large oval Amethyst, Blue Topaz, Citrine in a colorful combination weighing approx. 25.00 carats accented with fine Diamonds set in a 14 karat white gold contemporary setting. Retail $5,000-$6,000

'Three Screw Old Model ' Vintage small frame single action revolver with convertible .22 Long Rifle & .22 Magnum cylinders, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1968. Features a blued & black finish, 6.5" barrel, raised patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, smooth thin trigger, serrated hammer spur, fluted six-shot .22 Mag cylinder, ejector rod with flat faced button, steel frame, alloy grip frame and oversized pebbled black rubber Hogue Monogrip. Includes a factory hard case with documents, spare ejector rod housing, the OEM wood grips and the fluted .22 LR conversion cylinder in a red felt pouch. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing holster wear, some scattered scratches and thinning. Action is smooth with very-good lock-up, the bore is very good and the rubber overmolded grip is very good. Condition is NRA Very Good in case. ***C&R Firearm***

Magazine fed bolt action rimfire rifle chambered in .17 Winchester Super Magnum. Some B-Mag rifle were recalled with issues related to the bolt contour, this rifle fell into that category and was sent back to the factory for the issue to be resolved. Features a matte black finish, tapered 22" carbon steel barrel without provisions for sights, installed two-piece scope base, Accu-trigger, sliding safety on the rear of the receiver, detachable 8 round rotary magazine, and black synthetic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with integral triggerguard, installed swivel studs, rubber recoil pad & 13 13/16” LOP. Rifle exhibits approximately 95% of its original finish showing some thinning on the barrel and light wear on the bolt handle. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and synthetic stock is fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Ring, featuring a marquise cut ruby weighing approx 0.50 carats with rich red color accented with 2 round cut diamonds set in 14 karat yellow gold.

Complete German made tripod in very good condition.

Maize mother design on one side and kokopeli on the other, All sterling made by Dawahoya. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

'.38 Centennial Stainless' Stainless steel small frame double-action-only concealed hammer revolver chambered in .38 Special, manufactured in Springfield, MA circa 1989-1996. Features a satin finish, ribbed 1 7/8" barrel, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, .312" smooth combat trigger, concealed hammer, fluted five-shot cylinder, non-shrouded ejector rod, three screw round butt J frame and smooth walnut Magna grips with silver S&W medallions. Includes a factory cardboard box with removed label. Revolver exhibits moderate handle marks/wear. Action is sound with excellent lock-up, the bore appear excellent with what looks like a faint ring approximately 1.5” from the muzzle and the wood grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Folding Trigger Percussion Pocket Pistol Circa 1845. 2 and 1/4 inch round turn off Damascus barrel. Scroll engraved frame faceted steel buttcap. 7 and 1/4 inches overall. No Belgian proofs. Condition is good overall showing little wear. Rosewood butt with great figure in fine condition. Nice quality throughout. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

US made semiautomatic pistol features approx 4.75" barrel, 3 dot fixed sights, ambidextrous slide mounted decocker/safety, double/single action, lanyard stud at butt. Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined, needs cleaning. Metal finish is 95% or better coverage dark black color with few signs of use other than rub marks on barrel from slide. Black plastic checkered grips are excellent. Action operates smoothly with clean let-off. Includes one extra magazine (total of 2). Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Black, white, and grey colors. Measures 44" by 37 1/2". In very good condition.

Vintage gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 2 ¾” or shorter 20 gauge shells, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1963. Features a blued finish, 28” modified choke barrel, silver bead front sight, 2 round magazine tube, smooth trigger with beveled edges, push button safety, steel receiver with roll stamped game scenes, checkered walnut forend and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory grip cap, buttplate & 14” LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing minor handling marks and scattered oxidation/light surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are very good+ with blemishes. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott AZ Leather Maker Collection, includes brown floral tooled motif rig for a small frame revolver, Made by Jim Lockwood from Legends in Leather. Missing belt buckle. Overall length is approx 42".

and Diamond Pendant featuring richly colored Emerald accented with a vintage cut Diamond weighing approx. 0.40 carats set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $6,000.00 -$8,000.00

white leather top hat with Sioux beaded hat band and US Cavalry pin with crossed sabers and 7 D, shows age.

Magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured circa 1943. The original manufacturer information has been scrubbed and in its place is the importer information for Century Arms. Features a matte blued finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted flip-up aperture rear sight graduated to 800 yards, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, grooved full-length walnut handguard, smooth forend and straight grip shoulder stock with steel trapdoor buttplate. The left side of the butt socket is marked "1943". Rifle retains approximately 98% of its reblued finish showing light edge wear and the receiver turned plum. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the refinished wood stocks are very good with an old loss at the heel. Condition is NRA Very Good++ as refinished. ***C&R Firearm***

(1) Large sterling bear paw bring cuff made and marked by Dennis Namingha (1) Thin sterling Hopi bracelet made and marked by Clifton Mowa From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

WWII era British military magazine-fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British. Produced in the United States by Savage-Stevens for the war effort via the lend-lease program. Reimported by CAI of Georgia, VT with import marks on the underside of the barrel. Features a parkerized finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight marked for 300 & 600 yards, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver (loose fitting), sling swivels, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, smooth full-length wood handguard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with metal trapdoor buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and bolt handle. The left side of the receiver is marked "U.S. PROPERTY”, [flaming bomb] & "S No 4 Mk 1*" and the left side of the butt socket is stamped “62C0135” & “B”. Includes a Savage marked No. 4 Mk. II round spike bayonet with metal scabbard and a tan canvas rifle cover. Rifle exhibits trace amounts of finish while the majority of the metal surfaces are in-the-white with scattered patina and some rust. Action is smooth, the two-land bore is near very good with some corrosion near the muzzle and the wood stocks are good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

WWII era British military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British. Imported by IAC of Alexandria, VA with import marks on the receiver and butt socket. Features a black painted finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted folding aperture sight graduated to 1,300 yards, two barrel bands, smooth trigger, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, grooved full-length wood handguard, full length forend and straight grip shoulder stock with brass trapdoor buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle, magazine and forend. The left side of the receiver is marked “/51 N13964” & “No4MK1/2(F) FTR” and the left side of the butt socket is stamped “N13964”, “M” and with the importer information. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its black painted finish showing edge wear and scattered losses. Action is smooth, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are very good with a chip at the toe of the buttstock. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Bolt action target rifle features approx 28" medium weight barrel, target sights (globe front, Lyman peep rear), sling swivels, manual safety. Front swivel mount has multiple locations for adjustment of sling hold position. Bore is very good, bright with crisp rifling. Metal is finished in a dark gray parkerizing, 95% coverage, mottled appearance with some appearance of roughness or light pitting under finish. Wood stock is excellent condition, with visible cartouche stamps various places and "RRAD" stamp just behind wrist on left. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Vintage blowback operated single action semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 6.35mm Browning, manufactured in Birmingham, England circa 1907-1940. The model 1907 was one of Webley’s most popular pistols with over 50,000 produced. Features a lustrous blued finish, 2 1/8” barrel, no sights, smooth trigger, serrated round hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release on the heel, 6 round magazine, steel frame and diamond checkered hard rubber grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the frame, barrel, slide and trigger. Other markings: “WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/6.35M/M AUTOMATIC PISTOL”, “SAFE”, [winged bullet]/”W&S”, and Birmingham proofs. Pistol retains approximately 70% of its original high polish blued finish showing edge wear, losses and scattered light surface rust. Action is sound, the bore shows good luster & rifling with scattered pitting, the markings are sharp and the hard rubber grips are good with wear & a repair to the heel of the left panel. Condition is NRA Fine. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 33957 Antique Belgium proofed double-action-only copt of the Lefaucheux revolver chambered for a 7.62mm pinfire cartridge. Features ‘B’ coverage European scroll engraving, 2 ¼” part octagon/part round barrel, no sights, folding trigger, spurless hammer, non-fluted six-shot cylinder, manual ejector rod, steel frame and ivory grips with checkered panels at the top. Revolver retains traces amounts of bluing with the majority of the metal surfaces displaying and aged brown patina. The trigger does not reset on its own otherwise the action is in good working order, the bore is excellent and the ivory grips are very good with an aging caramel color. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

Navy Blue coat with cross patches on sleeves, "CVQ GRAND CONCLAVE GRAND COMENDARY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR STATE OF NEW YORK JUNE 13TH -14TH 1938" and traditional navy blue cap with name inside "J. Arthur Macallen"

US made semiautomatic pistol features approx 4.75" barrel, 3 dot fixed sights, ambidextrous slide mounted decocker/safety, double/single action, lanyard stud at butt. Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined, needs cleaning. Metal finish is 95% or better coverage dark black color with few signs of use other than rub marks on barrel from slide, slight rubbing on dust cover. Black plastic checkered grips are excellent. Action operates smoothly with clean let-off. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

With Five Stones Set In Sterling Silver, Unmarked Very Heavy.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott, AZ Leather Maker Collection, includes brown Leather Floral Tooled rig with contrast stitching made by Jim Lockwood. Overall length is approx 44".

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

‘12B’ Vintage take-down slide action gallery rifle chambered in .22 Short, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1910-1920. Features a 24" octagonal barrel, dovetailed Sheard blade front sight with bead top, adjustable rear sporting sight, Marbles adjustable peep sight with tang style mount, 2/3 length tube magazine, smooth trigger, concealed hammer, cross-bolt safety, take-down steel receiver, grooved walnut slide handle and smooth semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with crescent metal buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on both parts of the receiver. The rifle has been heavily cleaning showing only traces of finish with the majority of the metal surfaces in-the-white and the remainder showing a browning patina with scattered surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore shows good luster with semi-worn rifling & scattered pitting and the wood stocks are fair with losses & several cracks. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

Spanish military carbine made by Oviedo circa 1898. Features approx 17.5" barrel, sling swivels, sling bar with saddle ring, manual safety, military style sights, turned down bolt. Bore is in good condition. Retains 75% finish, blue turning to gray or brown in most areas, some bare metal where handled. Wood is generally in very good condition with small dents and dings, repair to toe of stock with visible screw. Oviedo crest on receiver. Observed numbers match except bolt assembly. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Lot includes 3 pieces of Colonial Era currency for the amounts of $5, $55, and $2.

Italian military carbine features approx 17.5" barrel, folding bayonet, fixed sights, bent bolt handle, sling swivels, Mannlicher type action uses en-bloc clips (clips not included). Bore is fair condition, dark with visible rifling. Retains 60% thinning finish, mostly turned to gray, few areas of light rust. Stock is in good serviceable condition with some small dents or nicks, cracks visible near rear swivel, appears sanded and refinished with good wood to metal fit. Marked "Gardone", "940 - XVIII". Traces of serial number marking on stock are visible. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

American made blowback operated semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1979. Features a blued finish, 6 3/4” barrel with recessed crown, ramped patridge front sight with red painted accent, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, partially serrated gold trigger, manual safety on the left side of the frame, slide catch on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, 10 round factory magazine, black anodized alloy frame and smooth brown laminated wood grips with brass Browning medallions. Includes a spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing edge wear, scattered handling marks and the slide turned plum. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Double/Single action revolver features approx 4" barrel, swing out 6 shot cylinder, adjustable sights with red ramp front, checkered wood grips. Bore and charge holes are very good or better condition, need cleaning, with crisp rifling. Blued finish is 95% or better with cylinder drag line visible. Trigger and hammer appear stainless, excellent condition. Grips are almost excellent, with a visible dent to the left panel. Action operates smoothly with crisp let-off, cylinder lock-up is tight. Condition is Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Features a dummy receiver, bolt and upper internals with all other original parts. Configuration: finned barrel with an integral muzzle break, iron sights, polymer lower with three-position selector and telescoping wire shoulder stock. No magazine. Bore shows a dark ring. ***Non Firearm***

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 in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $5,000-$7,000

Stainless steel magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire. Features a brushed finish, medium profile 21” free floating barrel with recessed crown & no provisions for sights, installed two-piece scope Weaver scope base, Accu-trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, detachable 5 round magazine, and checkered black polymer semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with swivel studs, integral triggerguard, factory buttplate & 13.25” LOP. Rifle exhibits some scattered superficial scratches and a minor scrape near the muzzle. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic stock is fine. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

includes a election campaign tokens and pins ranging from the 1870's to the 1960's. Includes several candidates such as Harrison, McKinley, Taft, Wilson, Hoover, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon.

Bolt action military rifle with approx 32" barrel, sling swivels, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights. Bore is good or better, dark lines at edges of strong rifling, may clean to very good. Metal is smooth, in the white, with evidence of cleaning or polishing. Blued magazine appears very good. Some screw slots show light to moderate marring. Wood is good condition with many small dents and several gouges. Wood to metal fit is good, bands are a bit loose. Markings include: P Stevens / Maastricht; W crown; Maastricht cartouche; other proofs. Other numbers include 3792, 3609. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Vintage long recoil operated semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .32 Remington, manufactured circa 1950. Features a blued refinish, jacketed 22" take-down barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, fixed 5 round magazine, smooth trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, cylindrical charging handle, steel receiver and smooth walnut schnabel forend and straight grip shoulder stock metal cresent buttplate. Includes twenty spent cases. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its nicely reblued finish showing edge wear, scattered handling marks/scratches and a small amount of pin prick pitting/surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the refinished wood stocks are good+ with a ½” hairline crack extending from the upper tang. Condition is near NRA Very Good as restored. ***C&R Firearm***

Spanish military rifle made by Mauser, Oberndorf Germany, circa 1896. Features 29" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety, military style sights, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is good condition, dark with strong rifling. Retains 75% blue, turning mostly patina brown with some silvery gray. Wood is good condition, appears lightly sanded, with many small dents and nicks. Spanish crest on receiver and stock. Star stamp on receiver. Numbers do not match. No import marks observed. Right side of butt carved "1" and "SV" in inch tall letters. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

This amazing bowl measures 14 1/2" across and is 4" tall. The center of this bowl has a concho.

“U.S. PROPERTY" Marked magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943-1949. Features a parkerized finish, 26" medium-contour round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, receiver mounted Mossberg Microclick S-100 adjustable aperture sight (without eye piece), serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, case hardened bent bolt handle with round knob, detachable 7 round magazine with removable 1 round limiter, and smooth semi-pistol grip birch shoulder stock with sling swivels, serrated metal buttplate & a large “68” stamped into the right side of the butt. Includes a “US” marked green rifle cover. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its parkerized finish showing light scattered scratches & scuffs. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, markings are sharp and the wood stock is near fine with some blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***C&R Firearm***

Stainless steel commander size 1911A1 pattern single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Auto, manufactured circa 2013. Features a low glare finish, 4.25" barrel, dovetailed Novak LoMount three-dot sights, skeletonized hammer with serrated round spur, serrated 'K' trigger adjustable for overtravel, extended thumb safety on the left side of the frame, upswept grip safety with memory bump, push button magazine release, factory 7 round magazine, knurled flat mainspring housing and two-piece double diamond checkered brown laminated wood grips with inlayed Ruger medallions. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits some slide wear on the barrel with no other wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the grips are near fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Made by HillTop Hickory, This beautiful wooden construction rocking chair stands at 43" tall, 43" wide, and 32" deep. Would be an excellent piece for any Arizona Room, deck, or porch.

'Custom Deluxe' Quality push feed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 6mm Remington, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 1971. Features a blued finish, 22" tapered barrel, ramped blade front sight with bead top, raised rear sight base with removed sight, Leupold Vari-X III 4.5x14x scope installed on a one-piece steel base, adjustable serrated trigger, manual two-position safety on the right side of the receiver, machine turned bolt with swept back handle, internal box magazine with hinged floor plate, and fancy press checkered Monte Carlo walnut stock with gloss finish, right handed cheek piece, black forend/grip caps, checkered buttplate & 13 ¼” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, scattered losses and oxidation/rust. Action is smooth, the bore is very good, the optics are sharp with duplex reticle and the wood stock is good with wear & blemishes. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Magazine fed bolt action rimfire rifle modeled after the 98k Mauser military rifle, manufactured in China by Norinco circa 1993. Importer or retailer marked by both C&A of Virginia Beach, VA and Navy Arms of Ridgefield, NJ. Features a blued finish, 20 ¾” barrel, raised inverted ‘v’ front sight, tangent rear sight graduated from 25 to 200 yards, integral scope rail cut into the receiver, side mounted optic rail installed on the left side of the receiver, smooth trigger, polished bolt with turned down handle & two-position safety on the rear, detachable five round magazine, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the front band, brown leather sling, smooth wood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with bolt disassembly disk & smooth metal buttplate. Includes a sight hood and spare magazine. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blued finish showing edge wear and thinning. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are near fine with some blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good++. ***Modern Firearm***

Yugoslavian military rifle features approx 24" barrel, straight bolt handle, military sights, sling swivels, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, front sight hood. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 85% original blue, thinning on bands and bottom metal. Bolt assembly in the white. Wood is in excellent condition with few observed small dents and handling marks. Yugoslavian crest on receiver. Mismatched bolt and bottom metal. Laser engraved D6251 on receiver, no other import marks observed. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Lot includes 3 pieces of Colonial Era currency from various colonies for the amounts of $4, 14 Shillings and 2 Shillings.

Black painted display gun with dummy receiver/bolt and welded charging handle. All other parts are original including tapered barrel, iron sights, sling points, smooth trigger, checkered wood grips and telescoping wire shoulder stock. No magazine. ***Non Firearm***

Walnut construction with burred wood panels, brass hard wear with marble top and includes a key. Measures 38" by 48" by 19". Four casters have been added.

Includes a US Army WWII era signal corps Pack Chest with brass plaque "Pack Chest. Signal Corps. US Army, 12368 (Mendel-Drucker)", set of two signal corps EE-8-B Telephones canvass covers (1967) complete and excellent condition, US army WWII Signal Corps EE-99-T3 telephone repeater, and a complete US Navy Bureau of Ships model LM-7 Aircraft frequency measuring equipment from WWII.

#5488 German flare launcher pistol features approx 6" barrel, single shot break open, single action trigger, lanyard ring in butt. Bore is good or better with some darkness from use. Retains 85% glossy black finish, with bare metal showing at edges and high spots. Brown bakelite grips are checkered, good to very good condition. Markings include "S/237", "1938", Waffenamts (including eagle over "26"). Includes good or better condition black leather holster with shoulder strap and cleaning rod. Condition is Very Good.

Blowback-operated single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1984. Features a blued finish, 10” heavy barrel, undercut patridge front sight, dovetailed fully-adjustable rear sight, installed Ruger optics rail, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety on the left side of the frame, bolt catch lever on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, factory 10 round magazine, steel frame and checkered black synthetic grips with silver & black Ruger medallion inlayed in the right panel. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its original blued finish showing scattered handling marks/wear, finish loss on the grip straps and scattered surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the plastic grips are good with wear & blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***Modern Firearm***

featuring 4 Princess cut Diamonds accented with 40 micro set Diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats with G-H colors and SI clarity set in highly detailed flower design crafted in 14 karat white gold. Retail $2,000-$3,000

Includes 2 sheets of tax tokens used during the Great Depression. All from various states.

This bear rug measures 58" Nose to Tail, and 61" Wing span. The skin is mounted on two tone felt and still retains its claws. Overall in good condition.

SN: 05697 Military single shot rifle. Features approx 35" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, ladder rear sight, sling swivels. Bore is bright and shiny. Metal finish is thin brown patina, brighter metal at receiver and darker on bands. Bands are loose. Wood is good serviceable condition, appears lightly sanded, almost bare wood in places, with dents and gouges, small areas of missing wood at tang and forend. No address line visible at tang. Serial number and five petal flower emblem stamped on butt. "MTZA HABANA" cartouche faint but visible on butt. Crown markings stamped on bands. Missing elevator slide from rear sight. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Chinese military bolt action service rifle chambered in 7.92x57mm Mauser, manufactured circa 1936-1949. Imported by CAI of St. Albans, V.T. with import marks on the right side of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 23.6" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, tangent rear sight graduated sight to 2,000 meters, bayonet lug, two barrel bands, straight bolt handle, three position flag safety on the rear of the bolt, smooth trigger, internal 5 round box magazine with removable floorplate, smooth brown leather sling, thumb & stripper clip guide cuts in the receiver, smooth hardwood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with grasping grooves in the forend & smooth metal buttplate (missing the top screw). Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, receiver and bolt release, with all others mismatched. The receiver ring has been scrubbed of any markings. The majority of the metal surfaces exhibit an even dark grey patina with some areas of scattered rust. Action is smooth, the bore is dark with light rifling and the wood stocks are good with blemishes throughout. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

This beautiful Hopi pot is signed Roberta Silas on the base and measures 5" wide by 4 1/2" tall.

“U.S. PROPERTY" Marked magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943-1949. Features a blued finish, 26" medium-contour round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, receiver mounted Mossberg Microclick S-100 adjustable aperture sight, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, case hardened bent bolt handle with round knob, unopened Brownells 7 round replacement magazine with removable 1 round limiter, and smooth semi-pistol grip birch shoulder stock with sling swivels & serrated metal buttplate. Includes the original shipping box with shipping slip from the CMP. The rifle has been kept in the original packaging from the CMP but the plastic has been slit over the receiver (likely to verify the serial number). The exposed portion of the rifle displays scattered surface rust as does the front of the barrel. Condition is presumably NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Single oval free form stone that shows a pyrite matrix surround by a leaf and berries design set in heavy sterling, done in the old way.

Circa 1950s, Two-tone White And Brown Leather, Tooled Leather Belt With Floral Motif

Double barrel, double trigger percussion pistol circa 1855. Loads by unscrewing barrels. 4 and 5/8th inch Damascus barrels. Engraved frame. Fluted figured walnut butt. 9 and 1/2 inches overall. Condition is mostly gray metal with one chip out of left side of grip where it meets the frame and a smaller one on the right. Action works. An interesting mid-19th century pistol.

US Military revolver manufactured for Lend-Lease to Commonwealth Forces in WWII, imported by VAM Dist Co LLC, Wooster OH. Features 5" barrel, fixed sights, swing out 6 shot cylinder, single/double action, lanyard ring in butt. Wartime "Victory Model" based on five screw K frame Military & Police. Bore is very good or better condition, bright with crisp rifling. Cylinder charge holes are bright and smooth. Metal finish is brownish color re-blue, appears similar to cold blue, 80% coverage with some bare metal on sharp edges, small areas of thin rust at muzzle. Trigger and hammer retain some dull case color turned brown, bare metal on sides where patina was removed. Grips are smooth wood, good serviceable condition, slightly shrunk compared to frame, with scratches & dents. Action is smooth with tight lock up. Markings include flaming bomb emblem & "US PROPERTY G.H.D." on topstrap. Numbers on cylinder & barrel match frame. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

British military magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1944-1950. Features a blued finish, 23” barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, receiver mounted Mossberg S-130 adjustable aperture sight, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, bent bolt handle with round knob, dust cover attached to the bolt, detachable 7 round magazine with removable 1 round limiter, quick-detach sling swivels and two-piece full length smooth walnut semi-pistol grip stock with serrated trapdoor metal buttplate containing a spare magazine. The barrel and receiver are both marked “UNITED STATES/PROPERTY/SERIAL NO. 24203” and the barrel is also stamped with various Birmingham nitro proof marks. Rifle retains approximately 60% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, thinning and light scattered surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are good with wear & small loss at the toe. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Vintage magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long or Long Rifle, manufactured pre-1968. Features a blued finish, 24" tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with brass bead, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, Bushnell Sportview 4x 15mm scope installed utilizing the integral scope base cuts in the receiver, smooth trigger, alloy trigger guard, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, and one-piece smooth wood semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with serrated black synthetic buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, thinning and scattered pitting/surface rust. Action is sound though the trigger has side-to-side play, the bore is very good, the optics are slightly hazy and the wood stock is very good+. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

US military bolt action training rifle features 27" heavy barrel, target sights (Redfield rear peep), detachable magazine, manual safety, sling swivels. Bore is good to very good condition, some dark areas that may clean out. Retains 85% medium greenish parkerizing with some darker mottled appearance on barrel. Wood is excellent with few scratches and dents. Marked "US PROPERTY" on top of barrel and receiver, "MILITARY FINISH" on top of barrel. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

“597 HB” Magazine fed semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Mayfield, KY circa 2013. Features a matte black finish, 16.5" heavy barrel without provisions for sights, Weaver style scope rail installed utilizing the tip-up grooves & factory drilled & tapped holes in the receiver, smooth trigger, polymer trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, detachable 10 round magazine, and green synthetic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with contoured forend, factory buttplate & 14” LOP. Rifle retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing minor wear and a small a small amount of surface rust on the barrel. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the synthetic stock is fine. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Lot includes 10 coins, some dating as far back as 12 A.D. and as forward as 217 A.D.

Economic single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in Houlton, Maine circa 2010. Features a black & grey finish, interchangeable 5 1/2" alloy-shrouded slab side barrel, full-length Weaver style optic rail, fixed patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sight, .312” serrated curved trigger, concealed hammer, thumb safety on the left side of the frame, ambidextrous push button magazine release on the frontstrap, factory 10 round magazine, aluminum alloy frame, and two-piece Soft Touch polymer & black rubber grips. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, spent case, small envelope marked “Spare Parts”, lock and a spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original finishes showing handling marks and losses around where the slide & barrel meet. Action is smooth, the bore is very good, and the grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Canadian made magazine fed bolt action sporting rifle chambered in 22 Long Rifle. Imported by Savage Arms Inc. of Westfield, M.A. with import marks on the left side of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 21" semi-heavy barrel with recessed crown & no provisions for sights, Bushnell 3-9x 40mm scope mounted on a two-piece base, adjustable Accu-trigger, manual safety on the right side of the receiver, swept-back bolt handle, detachable 10 round magazine, and checkered black synthetic semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with integral trigger guard, installed swivel studs & black plastic buttplate. Includes two spare 10 round magazines. Rifle retains approximately 99% of its blued finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine, optics are sharp and the synthetic stock is near fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect ***Modern Firearm***

Semiautomatic rifle features approx 24" barrel, buckhorn style sights, manual safety on top rear of receiver, bolt lever towards rear of receiver, tube magazine in butt. Bore is good or better condition, might improve with a normal cleaning. Retains 60% blued finish; receiver has turned gray or brown from patina and has areas of bare metal; barrel has large areas of light patina. Trigger guard color is turning brown the bare metal showing at edges. Stock is good condition with scratches and small dents, appears refinished. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Sporterized WWII era Swedish military bolt action mauser rifle chambered in 6.5x55mm, manufactured circa 1943. Features a blued finish, 17 5/8" barrel, dovetailed blade front sight with bead top, flip-up rear sight, smooth trigger, in-the-white bolt with turned-down handle & three-position safety on the rear, internal 5 round box magazine with removable floorplate, thumb & stripper clip guide cuts in the receiver, and Fajen semi-pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with sling swivels, right handed check piece, black synthetic grip cap/buttplate and 13.5” LOP. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt release and floorplate with a different set of matching numbers (222) found on the bolt in four places. Rifle retains approximately 20% of its blued finish showing thinning and handling wear. Action is sound, the bore is very good and the wood stock is good. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Old Mexican Stock holster with horse head and horse shoe design and large frame leather single loop holster.

Chinese semiautomatic rifle, imported by Navy Arms, Ridgefield NJ. Features approx 16.5" barrel, bracket for folding spike bayonet (bayonet not present), cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, fixed 10 round magazine with hinged floorplate, manual safety, sling swivels, scope mount dovetail on left side of receiver (scope not included). Bore is excellent condition. Metal retains 90% dark even bluing, some scrapes and scuffs. Stock is very good condition with some small dents, scratches, gouge at forend. All observed numbers match. Includes cleaning kit inside butt trap. Rear sight spring installed upside-down, allowing sight to mover freely, needs to be re-installed correctly. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

by Adrian Nasafotie. Depicts Corn maiden and mud head. Measures 24" tall.

has a cross inside diamond pattern, all natural, red, white, black, gray, fair condition with minor holes and edge frays. Measures 55" by 36".

'Commission Rifle' Antique German military en-bloc clip fed bolt action service rifle chambered in 7.92x57mm Mauser, manufactured at the Spandau arsenal circa 1895. Originally this rifle was chambered for round nose 8mm Mauser cartridge but was later rechambered for the spitzer cartridge following its adoption in 1903. Features a blued & in-the-white finish, 29" barrel with tubular metal shroud, dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, flip-up ladder rear sight graduated to 2,050 meters, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the front band, straight bolt handle, manual two-position flag safety on the rear of the bolt, and full-length smooth wood straight grip shoulder stock with smooth metal buttplate. The rifle is missing the sear and trigger assemblies. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, receiver, bolt handle, bolt hood, safety, cocking piece, bottom metal and stock. The majority of the metal surfaces display an aged brown patina with some thinned bluing on the barrel. Action is non-functional with the missing parts, the bore is good with some pitting and the wood stock is near good with blemishes & a 1” crack in the right side of the wrist. Condition is for parts or repair. ***Antique Firearm***

ceramic cast of Italian man surrounded by shells, reads Antonio Odelli in black frame shadow box. Measures 9" by 9: by 9".

This amazing pot is signed on the base by "Rachel Nampeyo" and measures 5 1/2" tall by 7" wide.

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 weighing approx. 1.30 carats total Diamond weight 2.30 carats set in 15.5 grams of Platinum. High Quality Piece. Retail $5,000-$6,000

High quality double action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in West Germany circa 1984. Imported by Sigarms Inc. of Tysons Corner, V.A. with import marks on the right side of the slide. Features a matte black finished slide, 4.4" barrel, dovetailed white dot front sight with additional white paint added, dovetailed square notched rear sight with white bar, serrated trigger, serrated round hammer spur, decocking lever on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, factory 15 round ‘dovetailed’ magazine with “P226” stamped on the floorplate, black anodized alloy frame with serrated front strap , and two-piece checkered black synthetic grips with integral lanyard loop. Includes the original two-piece orange cardboard factory box with fitted foam interior containing a manual, test target and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 90% of its original finish showing slide wear on the barrel, light holster wear and a couple bright scuffs. Action is smooth, the bore appears excellent but is dirty and the synthetic grips are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Black oxide finished AKM receiver. Fits AKM 7.62x39 fixed stock parts kits including Russian, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, East German, Bulgarian and Egyptian. Features pre-drilled front trunnion and rear block holes. Shows scattered surface rust. Condition is Fair to Good ***Modern Firearm***

High quality slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" & 3” 12 gauge shells, manufactured in Ilion, NY circa 2008. Features a high polish blued finish, 25.5" light contour barrel with ventilated sighting rib & removable modified choke, white bead front sight, silver bead center sight, 4 round tube magazine, smooth gold trigger with beveled edges, alloy trigger guard with cross-bolt safety, dual action bars, point checkered select grade American walnut slide handle with grasping grooved & high gloss finish, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with black grip cap, factory recoil pad & 14”LOP. Shotgun retains approximately 97% of its original blued finish showing scattered handling marks and slide wear on the action bars & magazine tube. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are near fine with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Grenade is inert, marked "66" on the wooden stick, and was given to our consignor by his cousin, Michael David Cranford, who sat on this grenade but it was not set off. Cranford was one of the "Morenci Marines" was one of the 9 marines sent from the small mining town of Morenci, Arizona. Upon Cranford's return, he gave this grenade to our consignor who was at the age of 12 at the time.

21 Round Cut Diamonds In A Cluster Waterfall Design Set In 14kt Yellow Gold Size 6.

SN:15 Spanish revolver features approx 3.7" barrel, fixed sights with rear sight on hammer, folding trigger, square "saw handle" grip angle, single action, side gate loading. Bore is poor to fair condition, dark with little visible rifling. Charge holes are fair condition with slight surface rust. Cylinder is finished in a deep blue, with beginnings of patina forming in places. Remainder of metal parts are bare metal, grayish silver color with tiny pits in places, evidence of cleaning or sanding in many places. Checkered wood grips are good to very good condition and fair fit to frame, some shrinkage. Action is fairly smooth with tight cylinder lockup, releasing trigger allows cylinder to rotate. Barrel assembly is slightly loose on frame. Maker stamp on barrel is readable and fairly even. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Red felt dress with horse motif, horse hair fringe, cowrie shells decoration and orange and blue ribbon. Excellent condition overall.

featuring a trilliant cut Amethyst princess cut multi colored gems in a channel set design accented with 5 round cut Diamonds crafted in 14 karat white gold setting

signed in the lower right hand corner, depicts Kachinas in maze in moonlight. Quadruple matted and framed. Measures 28 1/2" by 8"

Russian (Soviet Union) semiautomatic rifle imported by CDI, Swan, CT. Features approx 20" barrel, folding blade bayonet, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, fixed 10 round magazine with hinged floorplate, manual safety, cleaning kit in butt trap. Bore is in excellent condition. Metal retains 95% dark black colored bluing with few scrapes, Laminated stock is very good to excellent with few dents or dings. All observed numbers match original serial number. New serial applied at import. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

Including s repro batwing war club, primitive wooden and basket weaved tomahawk, repro pipe tomahawk with wood handle, tomahawk marked "H&B" with spotted wooden handle, and leather and beaded tomahawk.

This amazing Apache Burden Berry Basket is exceptionally done and has pieces of leather that dangle from the basket.

featuring a round Aquamarine weighing approx. 4.00 carats encircled with 18 round cut champagne Diamonds set in 10 karat white gold.

Leather Bag with beaded decoration. In excellent condition. Circa 1890's-1900's.

'The .357 Distinguished Combat Magnum' Medium-large frame double action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured circa 1986-1987. Features a matte blued finish, 6" barrel with partially serrated wide sighting rib & full underlug, adjustable four-position silhouette front sight, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder, .312" smooth trigger, .375" semi-target hammer, three screw square butt L target frame and two-piece checkered walnut target grips with inlayed S&W medallions. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its matte blued finish showing light holster wear, a drag line on the cylinder and some bright wear on the frame from a previous set of grips. Action is smooth with good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are very good with some finish loss. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

Constructed with a retro carry top upper without shell deflect or forward assist and a heavy stainless steel barrel with turned down muzzle that measures .745" in diameter. The carry handle on the upper has been removed and in its place sits a heavy-duty steel mount with Weaver style optics rail. The 12.5" knurled aluminum handguard is free-floating with installed swivel stud & machined "T" slot accessory rail on the underside. Other attributes: rifle length gas system, AR-15 profile bolt carrier, standard charging handle and large diameter pivot pin with screw heads. Bore is excellent and the parkerized parts shows little wear with a spot of rust on the optic rail mount & bright spot on the rear of the receiver from the removed carry handle. Condition is Very Good as modified.

Unsigned with traditional geometric designs. Measures 14" by 13".

SN: 40826 Single shot rifle, made in Spain. Features approx 21" barrel, sling swivels. No provision for rear sight. Bore is good with dark streaks along rifling. Metal is an even medium gray color. Wood is fair condition with cracks at tang; forend is a bit loose. Firing pin does not have a return spring. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Solid wood construction of Indian looking out to the horizon. Unsigned. Measures 70" tall by 24" wide. Condition is fair to good; has several weather cracks to the wood.

British military revolver imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Features 5" barrel, 6 shot cylinder, break top style opening for loading and unloading, double action only style operation, fixed sights, lanyard ring on butt. No spur on hammer. Bore is good condition, a little dark with strong rifling. Cylinder charge holes are very good condition. Retains 75% blue, some black paint on frame and trigger guard, many scratches and small dents, bare metal on sharp edges & a strip of bare metal on right side. Black plastic checkered grips are in good condition, right panel is a little loose. Number "7" in white paint on right side. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

with twelve sterling conchos that have a daisy motif on black leather belt measures 31" from end to end, unsigned. In overall excellent condition, circa 1970's.

entitled "Story of the Warriors". On a wood base, Measures 16" by 8".

WWII era British military magazine fed bolt action service rifle chambered in .303 British, manufactured circa 1943. Imported by CAI of Georgia, VT with import marks on the underside of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 25.2" barrel with integral bayonet lugs, shrouded patridge front sight, receiver mounted flip-up “L” dual aperture rear sight marked for 300 & 600 yards, two barrel bands, serrated trigger, 2nd variation trigger guard, detachable 10 round magazine, manual safety on the left side of the receiver, sling swivels, hollowed bolt knob, integral charge loading guide cuts in the receiver, smooth full-length wood handguard & forend and straight grip shoulder stock with metal trapdoor buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver and bolt handle. The left side of butt socket is marked “M/47/1943/AA6812” and the left side of the receiver is marked “No 4 Mk I”. Includes a tan canvas rifle cover. Rifle retains approximately 60% of its blued finish showing scattered wear/thinning and a small amount of surface rust. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Traditional black powder rifle with a wood stock and engraved case colored lock, blued octagon barrel, brass trigger, guard butt plate and patch holder. Condition is NRA Good ***Antique Firearm***

Semiautomatic rifle features approx 18" barrel, blade front sight, adjustable folding rear sight, receiver drilled & tapped with plug screws, manual safety, detachable magazine (one mag included). Bore is excellent condition. Metal retains 95% blue with few signs of handling and use. Stock is excellent with few small scratches or dents. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

This beautiful incised carved pot shows lone hummingbirds on opposite ends and geometric designs with hints of blue in the rigs while it is mostly colored orange and black. The pot measures 12" wide and 5" tall.

This very old pot is slightly taller than a regular pot to properly show off the "Turtle Head" though there seems to be a crack along with a missing piece in the turtle face. Pot measures 7" by almost 7". Piece is unsigned.

featuring a honey colored cabochon Chrysoberyl with a sharp cat’s eye weighing approx. 10.00-12.00 carats set in a highly polished 10 karat yellow gold mounting. Retail $5,000-$6,000

'Wingmaster Trap' Vintage slide action repeating shotgun chambered for 2 3/4" 12 gauge shells manufactured circa 1979. Features a blued finish, full choked 30" barrel with ventilated sighting rib, white bead front sight, silver bead mid-sight, 4 round tube magazine, smooth trigger with beveled edges, alloy trigger guard, steel receiver, dual action bars, push button safety, deluxe walnut forend with press checkering & high gloss finish, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with factory grip cap & red rubber recoil pad. Also includes a 1979 vintage 20" smoothbore barrel with rifle sights. Shotgun retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing a small bright scratch on the left side of the barrel towards the muzzle and some slide wear on the magazine tube & action bars. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are near fine with some light blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Japanese military rifle features approx 31" barrel, straight bolt handle, military sights ("V" rear and protector ears at front sight), bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, hinged floorplate, sling swivels, sliding dust cover. Bore is good to very good. Retains 80% blued finish, thinning and turning gray or brown, especially at bands and bottom metal. Stock is good or better condition, many dings and small gouges, appears lightly sanded and a light coat of varnish added. Small bits of wood missing from front edge of handguard. Handguard and rear band slightly loose. Some dried paint (transfer rub) on left side of stock. Mum is lightly ground, outside edge of petals remains intact. Non matching bolt. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Bracelet and Matching Earring Set all pieces are in Mint Condition with Original Tiffany Box. Silver weight 76 grams total. Retail $2,000-$3,000

Bolt action rifle features approx 22" barrel, blind magazine (no floorplate), manual safety, Weaver style bases for scope, swivel studs, Monte Carlo type stock without cheek piece, checkered panels at wrist and forend, thin rubber butt pad. Does not have iron sights. Bore is excellent condition. Retains 90% blue with several areas of discoloration, scratches. Stock is very good condition with scratches and dings. Includes two photocopies of manual. Scope and rings are included but not installed. Scope is a silver colored Tasco 3-9x40 marked "China", duplex reticle, good external condition, view is clear with slightly out of focus crosshairs. Safety does not engage - needs gunsmith adjustment or repair. Condition is NRA Good (needs repair) *** Modern Firearm ***

Leather fringe bag fully beaded with geometric design and crosses with jingle beads, circa 1800's to 1840's. Also included are loose trade beads and quills.

Russian (Soviet Union) military revolver (dated 1939) imported by CAI, Georgia, VT. Features 7 shot cylinder, single or double action, approx 4.5" barrel, side gate loading/unloading, lanyard ring at butt, fixed sights, checkered wood grips. Bore fair to good condition, dark and pitted in grooves, strong rifling. Cylinder charge holes are very good. Retains 95% arsenal reblue, with some scuff marks and scratches. Wood grips are excellent condition. Operation is smooth, locks up tight. Tula factory mark on left side of receiver. Includes very good condition leatherette flap holster, cleaning rod, lanyard, screw driver (handle only, no blade). Condition is NRA Very Good (as rebuilt) *** C&R Firearm ***

Chinese made semiautomatic rifle, imported by CAI, Georgia VT. Features approx 20" barrel, adjustable sights, folding blade bayonet, fixed 10 round magazine, cleaning rod under barrel, butt compartment for cleaning kit (now empty). Bore is excellent condition, appears hard chrome lined. Metal parts retain 85% dark bluing, with bare metal on rear of receiver cover, magazine, sharp edges. Bayonet blade, bolt and carrier are in the white. Stock is in good serviceable condition with many small dents and gouges. Older production rifle with heavier barrel (threads into receiver) and fewer stamped parts. All observed numbers match. Marked "26" in triangle on receiver left side. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

From a Santa Fe Train caboose this lot is maker marked with patent date "January 23rd 1894". Has rod iron construction with black finish. Made in Hamilton, Ohio. In overall very good condition for its age. Could be stored and used in home. 38" tall x 22" wide x 18 1/2" deep.

Large Blue Gem Turquoise Stone Set In Sterling With A Leaf Design, Unmarked,

pump action shotgun takes 2-3/4 and 3" shells. Features 26" ventilated rib barrel, pewter color front bead, accepts interchangeable choke tubes, manual safety, sling swivel studs, checkering are wrist and pump handle, ventilated recoil pad. Bore is excellent. Metal retains over 95% satin grayish blue. Wood is excellent condition, with a low luster finish. Receiver marked "SPECIAL PURPOSE" on right side. Provided Remington choke tubes: Skeet (installed), MOD, FULL, IMP CYL. Additional 22" vent rib barrel is included (excellent bore) with front and mid beads, Lyman Cutts Compensator external choke installed, and the following chokes: SPR, 2 LR, FC, and an adjustable screw choke (open - full). Additional barrel in very good condition. Also includes green plastic Remington case, choke wrench for internal chokes, camo padded sling with detachable swivels. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

This beautiful Hopi made Wedding Vessel is signed on the base and has an amazing circular design on the front.

Striker fired semi-automatic duty-size pistol rated for 9x19mm +P ammunition, manufactured in Prescott, AZ circa 2016. Features a black nitride finished stainless steel slide, 4.2” barrel with loaded chamber inspection port, dovetailed Novak LoMount Carry 3-dot sights, smooth steel trigger with integrated safety, ambidextrous push button magazine release, factory nickel-teflon plated 17 round steel magazine, ambidextrous slide stop, and black glass filled nylon frame with 1913 accessory rail, textured front strap & interchangeable wrap-around grip module. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, lock, spare magazine and two additional grip modules. Pistol retains nearly all of its black nitride finish showing some slide wear on the barrel with no other wear observed. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the synthetic frame in fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Wooden trunk with worn hide with spotted motif and monogram "ET" on top. Measures 26" by 13". Lined with old newspaper.

Single shot break open shotgun for 2-3/4" shells. Features 30" barrel, steel front bead, top lever opening, manual cocking button. Bore is excellent condition, choke measures "IM". Retains 90% blue with scuffing on barrel, bottom of receiver. Stock is excellent condition with few dents and scratches. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

by noted Western Artist Fraser. Classic Restrike tittle "End of the Trail" on an opal marble base. Measures 14" x 11".

Features approx 6" barrel, six shot cylinder, fixed sights with rear sight part of hammer nose, single action, side loading, square "saw handle" grip angle, lanyard ring. Bore is poor condition, dark & rusty with little visible rifling. Charge holes are poor to fair condition. Barrel and cylinder have a slightly splotchy dark brown patina finish with areas of pitting. Frame, trigger and hammer are brown patina over brighter silvery color. Smooth wood grips are good condition, with good fit to frame. Action does not work properly, cylinder does not lock up; Barrel assembly slightly loose on frame. Markings include proofs, "OVIEDO 1870" on frame. Includes poor condition black leather holster. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Stainless steel single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Southport, CT circa 1982. Features a brushed finish, 6 1/2" barrel, raised serrated ramp front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, smooth wide trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod, and two-piece smooth walnut grips with silver/black Ruger medallions. Includes a factory cardboard box with manual. Revolver exhibits light wear showing scattered handling marks and light scratches. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grips are fine with minor blemishes. Condition is near NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

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

SN: S150979 Custom large frame double action revolver built utilizing a 6” Colt Python barrel and 1956 vintage Smith & Wesson Pre-27 frame & cylinder. The ‘Smython’ or ‘Smolt’ revolvers were popular in the 1960’s & 1970’s amongst PPC competitors. The reasoning behind these ‘frankenguns’ is that it was believed that the Colt barrels were the most accurate due to their tighter bores & faster twist rate and the Smith & Wesson frames were superior due their smooth lockwork & durability. Features a blued finish, pinned 6" barrel with ventilated sighting rib & full underlug, raised ramp front sight with orange insert & brass bead, adjustable micrometer click rear sight, fluted six-shot cylinder with counterbored chambers, serrated .500” case hardened target trigger, case hardened .500" target hammer with knurled spur, five screw square butt N target frame with knurled top strap & six-groove grip straps and one-piece pebbled black rubber finger groove Hogue Monogrip. Revolver retains approximately 90% of its collective blued finish showing light edge wear, some handling marks/scratches, a bright drag line on the cylinder and a small spot of dark pin prick pitting on the right side of the barrel. The frame is stamped with the boxed “R-B” factory refinish mark. Action is smooth with very good lock-up, the bore is excellent, markings are good and the rubber grips are very good. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

All different designs and lengths. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Lot includes (9) pieces of currency from various parts of the Confederate States.

US made semiautomatic pistol features approx 4" barrel, adjustable sights with white dot front & white outline rear, striker fired, manual safety in trigger, loaded chamber indication, replaceable backstrap inserts with different size & shape, accessory rail on dust cover. All black finish. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original "White Label" factory plastic carry case, manual, cable lock, two magazines, four different backstrap inserts. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

by Tom Hass entitled Walls of Echo measures 11.5"x11.5" Bio- Painter Tom Haas offers views of the American landscape, particularly the Southwest. Sometimes other subjects appear in his work such as small towns or early pueblo life to ranches and animals. His brush strokes portray light, form, color and atmosphere in addition to allowing the viewer to see the process of painting. He often works en plein aire, a French term for in the open air. The National Park Academy of the Arts recognized Tom Haas as "being in the top echelon of representational artists working today", with its Award For Excellence in 2002, 2003 and 2004. Home National Bank acquired two paintings by Haas for their offices in Scottsdale, Arizona in 2002. And the year before, MBNA America Bank collected more than 30 paintings by this artist. The U.S. Department of State's regional office in Vienna, Austria, introduced one of Haas' Southwest landscape paintings to a global audience with its 2004 calendar. That painting was, also, published on the cover of the Geneva Art In Embassies catalog and is one of two oils by Haas now on exhibit at The Residence of the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland. As a result, Tom was a guest at The White House, Washington, D.C., in 2004. Tom Haas studied oil painting with many North American painters, such as Duane Bryers, Len Chmiel, William Reese, Mark Daily, George Strickland, Dan Mieduch and James Reynolds, at the Scottsdale Artists School where Haas also became a painting instructor.

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 14 karat yellow gold . Retail $6,000-8,000

by noted Indian Artist Robert Redbird double matted in oak frame measuring 29 1/2" by 19".

This beautiful basket has a star pattern with tan, brown, and light brown materials. A wonderful piece to decorate with.

Yugoslavian bolt action rifle, imported by Interarms, Alexandria VA. Features approx 25.5" medium weight barrel, no iron sights, Mauser type action, hinged floorplate, manual safety, Monte Carlo style sporter stock with right hand cheek piece, swivel studs. Bore is excellent condition. Blued finish with 95% coverage, signs of handling and use. Stock is excellent condition, minor signs of use and handling, extra fancy wood figure at butt, recoil pad in very good condition. Mounts an excellent condition Tasco 6-24x scope with adjustable objective, mil dot reticle, two piece Weaver type mount. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Spanish military rifle made by Ludwig Loewe, Berlin Germany circa 1894. Features 29" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety, military style sights, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is good condition, dark with strong rifling. Retains 85% blue, turning patina brown overall. Bolt is in the white with brown color at knob. Wood is good condition with many small dents and nicks. Spanish crest on receiver and stock. Lowe star stamp on bolt shroud. Bolt assembly numbers do not match receiver. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

This mountain lion rug measures 63" from the nose to the tail, has a wingspan of 43", has claws, and rests atop two tone felt colored orange and brown.

Italian military bolt action rifle features approx 34" barrel, bayonet lug, cleaning rod under barrel, Vecci pattern sights, non-detachable box magazine, sling swivels. Bore is good or better condition, fairly bright with strong rifling. Finish is 85% coverage blue, turning gray or brown most places; some patina or light rust at trigger guard and magazine. Wood is very good condition with few dents. Stock stamped to match serial number; Torino cartouche on stock. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Semiautomatic rifle features approx 24" barrel, buckhorn style sights, 3/4 length tube magazine under barrel, manual safety. Bore is very good condition. Retains 90% dark blue, with scuffing on barrel and minor handling marks. Wood is very good to excellent condition with minor dings and scuffs. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Entitled "Indian Brave" made out of cotton wood root, hand painted with horse motif, Signed by the artist Tina Slosser. 31" tall by 10".

Italian military carbine features approx 17.5" barrel, folding bayonet, adjustable sights, bent bolt handle, sling swivels, Mannlicher type action uses en-bloc clips (clips not included). Bore is good condition, frosted with strong rifling. Retains 85% finish on metal parts, receiver is glossy black color, barrel is a dull dark gray. Bottom metal has many small pits and may have been cleaned, now mostly bare metal or thin brown patina color. Bolt and bayonet are silvery gray with slight roughness or tiny pits, even in appearance. Stock is in very good or better condition. Marked "ENA BRESCIA", "42 - XX". Serial number marking on stock is sharp and clear. Small cartouche on left butt. No import marks observed. Includes hand made foam & velvet lined wooden storage box, attributed to the US GI veteran that brought this carbine home from WWII (no papers). Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

featuring dome shaped design with detailed mosaic pattern with 46 Sapphires accented with 64 White Diamonds approx. gem weight of 4.00 carats set in 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $4,000-$5,000

‘Late First Variant’ WWI Imperial German ordnance acceptance marked striker fired semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered in 7.65mm Browning, manufactured circa 1907-1915. Features a blued finish, 3.7” barrel, fixed sights with ‘v’ front & inverted ‘v’ rear, smooth trigger, manual safety on the left side of the frame, cocked indicator, heel magazine release, 7 round magazine, steel frame with lanyard loop on the left side and checkered two-piece horn grips with “RMF” monograms. Pistol exhibits approximately 50% thinned bluing showing holster wear, some scattered pin prick pitting and the balance of the metal surfaces turned to brown patina. Action is sound, the bore is very good and the horn grips are very good with wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

All three different styles and lengths. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Lot includes (8) pieces of Broken Bank bills from various States and regions.

Semiautomatic pistol features 6" tapered barrel, adjustable target type sights with 3 dot fiber optic inserts, single action trigger, frame mounted manual safety, loaded chamber indicator. Blued finish, checkered black plastic grips with red & silver color Ruger medallions. Bore is excellent condition. Overall external condition is like new, with little evidence of handling. Includes original factory plastic storage case, two magazines. Condition is NRA excellent - Like New *** Modern Firearm ***

artists proof, by John Ballou, entitled Wedding Dance.

by noted Artist Robert Redbird entitled "Fiesta Turquoise" matted in oak frame measuring 22" by 30".

has three Royston stones done in the old style set in sterling silver, unmarked.

Spanish military rifle made by Ludwig Loewe, Berlin Germany. Features 29" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety, military style sights, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is good condition, dark with strong rifling. Retains 80% blue, turning patina brown overall, bare metal at band springs. Bolt is in the white. Wood is good condition with many small dents and nicks, few gouges, visible crack near ejector box. Spanish crest on receiver. Stock appears to be a replacement, originally for a Chilean Mauser. Bolt assembly numbers do not match receiver. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

Propaganda poster depicting a man and a women at the counter of a bank purchasing War Bonds. Poster reads "A Patriotic Investment to Safeguard Freedom; Fight with WAR BONDS and STAMPS". Poster is framed and matted with an image size of 12" by 20". In excellent condition.

Semiautomatic carbine features appox 18.5" barrel, buckhorn style sights, tube magazine under barrel, manual safety, sling swivels, Weaver style scope base (no rings, no scope). Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 90% blued finish with thinning or bare metal at sharp edges and side of barrel near muzzle, scratches and scuffs. Wood is very good condition with small dents and scratches. Canadian quarter has been inlaid into bottom of grip. Includes very good condition leather sling, reprint of original instruction manual. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

Bolt action shotgun features approx 22" barrel, adjustable external choke, internal "blind" magazine, manual safety, silver color front bead. Retains 95% blued finish. Plastic triggerguard in very good condition. Wood stock is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Comes with a heavy glass top 48" long x 25" tall x 16" deep. Glass top has minor breakage on edge.

Earrings weighing approx. 0.90 carats with F-G colors and SI clarity set in 14 karat white gold Tiffany style settings. Retail $3,000-$4,000

Features approx 6" barrel, six shot cylinder, fixed sights with rear sight part of hammer nose, single action, side loading, square "saw handle" grip angle, lanyard ring. Bore is poor condition, dark & rusty with little visible rifling. Charge holes are poor to fair condition. Barrel and cylinder have a slightly splotchy dark brown patina finish with areas of pitting. Frame, trigger and hammer are brown patina over brighter silvery color, with slight roughness. Smooth wood grips are fair serviceable condition, with slight warping to left panel. Action cocks and rotates cylinder, poor lock-up; cylinder is free to rotate when hammer is released. Barrel assembly slightly loose on frame. Markings include proofs, "OVIEDO 1870" on frame. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Antique Belgium proofed single-shot flobert rifle with an approximate 7.3mm bore. Features a 24" octagonal barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with 'v' notch, rounded trigger, knurled hammer spur, fancy steel trigger guard and smooth semi-pistol grip wood stock with bakelite buttplate. Rifle exhibits a mottled aged brown patina on the majority of the metal surfaces. The action is non-working as the hammer does not lock in the cocked position, the bore is poor and the wood stock is good with a large loss to the buttplate. A great decorator. Condition is NRA Fair. ***Antique Firearm***

This lot includes (3) pieces of currency from The Confederate States of America for the amounts of $5, $10, and $20. Comes with a story sheet explaining the origin and purpose.

by noted Kiowa artist Robert Redbird entitled Buffalo Hunt, measures 28"x21".

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 white gold. Retail $5,000-$7,000

Vintage take-down lever action repeating rifle chambered for .22 Short, Long & Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1957. Features a blued finish, 20.5" "JM" marked heavy barrel, ramped & hooded blade front sight with brass bead, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, Bushnell Sportsman 4-12x 40mm scope installed on a single-piece scope base, full-length tube magazine, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, take-down receiver that’s factory drilled & tapped for a side mount rear sight, straight finger lever, smooth walnut semi-beavertail forend with satin finish and straight grip shoulder stock with inlayed bullseye & factory buttplate. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing edge wear, scattered handling marks, slide wear on the hammer and a spot of light pitting on the barrel. Action is smooth, the micro-groove bore appears good but may have some light pitting and the wood stocks are very good with some blemishes. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

SN: 9130221795 Soviet era (circa 1943) Wartime production Russian military bolt action rifle imported by CAI, Georgia VT. Features round receiver, approx 28" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, straight bolt handle, manual safety, sling slots. Bore is good condition, frosted appearance with strong rifling. Metal retains 95% arsenal re-blue with scratches, bare metal on sharp edges. Bolt is in the white with a few small rust spots. Laminated wood stock is excellent condition with few scratches and handling marks. Markings include Izhevsk "arrow in triangle". Numbered parts match original Russian numbers. Serial number is a new number assigned at import. Includes very good condition spike bayonet, "dog collar" type green web sling, two pocket cartridge pouch, oil bottle, bolt tool. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

Includes 11 Miniature Kachinas all different on a Burl Wood stand.

Late-WWII era Japanese military bolt action short rifle chambered in 7.7mm Japanese, manufactured circa 1944-1945. Features a blued finish, 25.9" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, fixed aperture rear sight, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the forward band, straight bolt handle with small cylindrical knob, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, smooth trigger, smooth cocking piece with safety knob, defaced mum on the receiver, sling swivels on the left side of the rifle, short smooth wood handguard and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with wood buttplate. Serial numbers match on the receiver, extractor and bolt handle with no other numbers observed. Rifle retains traces of bluing while the majority of the metal surfaces display an aged brown/bronze patina with some scattered pitting. The action is sound, the bore appears excellent and the wood stocks are good showing a light refinish. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

'Variant 1' High quality striker-fired semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured in Germany circa 2015. Configuration: black Hostile Environment nitride finished slide featuring fore & aft cocking serrations & rear charging supports, cold hammer forged 4.09" cannon grade steel barrel with polygonal rifling, dovetailed luminescent three-dot sights, low-profile ambidextrous slide release, trigger safety, cocked indicator, loaded chamber indicator, ambidextrous paddle style magazine release, factory 15 round magazine, and reinforced black polyamide frame with integral accessory rail, lanyard loop & interchangeable backstrap/lateral plates. Includes the original factory hard case with manual, spent case, lock, spare magazine, speed loader, 2 additional backstraps and 4 additional lateral plates. Pistol retains approximately 98%+ of its original finish showing some slide wear on the barrel with no other wear observed. Action is crisp, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in case. ***Modern Firearm***

Features approx 4" barrel, 6 shot cylinder, side loading, ejector rod, double/single action. Bore is fair condition, dark with light pitting throughout, consistent shallow rifling. Charge holes are fair to good condition. Overall mottled grayish brown finish (appears to be cold blue) covers 65% of metal, thinning with visible signs of sanding in some areas. Grips are good condition, show some shrinkage. Cylinder rotates freely; action operates intermittently and inconsistently. Two piece frame has free play between sections. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Gorgeous cherry wood curio cabinet with four wooden shelves and glass bow front with four drawers and drop down desk. Carved back with phoenix and gargoyles in overall very good condition. Also with beveled double mirror back. Measures 71" by 42" by 16".

Including a smaller oval shaped and a larger one.

American made full size safe-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson, manufactured circa 2013. Features a black finished slide, 4.49" barrel, full-length guide rod, white dot front sight, dovetailed rear sight with white outlined square notch, trigger safety, push button magazine release, factory 15 round magazine, and durable black polymer frame with integral accessory rail & finger groove grip. Includes the original factory hard case with documents, lock and spare magazine. Pistol exhibits approximately 99% of its original black finish showing a minor amount of bright wear on the barrel with no other wear observed. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the polymer is fine. Condition is near NRA Perfect in case. ***Modern Firearm***

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 karat white gold designer style setting. Retail $5,000-$7,000

“U.S. PROPERTY" Marked magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1943-1949. Features a blued finish, 26" medium-contour round barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, receiver mounted Mossberg Microclick S-100 adjustable aperture sight, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, case hardened bent bolt handle with round knob, detachable 7 round magazine with removable 1 round limiter, and smooth semi-pistol grip birch shoulder stock with sling swivels & serrated metal buttplate. Includes a “US” marked green rifle cover. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its blued finish showing wear and some scattered pitting on the barrel towards the muzzle. Action is sound, the bore is pristine, the markings are very good and the wood stock is very good with some dings & scratches. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Pump action rifle features approx 23.5" barrel, buckhorn style sights, manual safety, tube magazine under barrel. Bore is excellent. Metal is 90% or better blued with bare metal at sharp edges, scratches on receiver, handling marks. Wood is very good with few scratches and dents. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

(1) Sterling clip on earrings (1) Sterling quail design (1) Sterling pendant on chain

Reproduction of the Colt 1849 Pocket single action percussion revolver, manufactured in Italy circa 1969. Featured a blued & case hardened finish, 5 3/4" octagonal barrel, brass bead front sight, ‘v’ notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six-shot cylinder with roll stamped battle scene, loading lever, brass grip frame with square back triggerguard, and one-piece smooth wood grip. Matching serial numbers are found on the barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, loading lever and barrel wedge. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original finish showing tool marks around the barrel wedge, a drag line on the cylinder and some edge wear. Action is in working order, the bore is excellent and the wood grip is good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Antique Firearm***

With Beaded Necklace Sterling Santa Fe Finish. This Large Silver Indian Chief Head Navajo Pendant offers a dimensional design that conveys the powerful image of a Native chief in full headdress. He offers an intensity of emotion of a proud and noble elder whose spirit carries on! Crafted in Sterling, the metal is finished with antiquing and given a Santa Fe (satin) buffing. With the removable 7mm bail included, it's 3-1/4" long and 2-1/2" wide and comes with a complimentary silver tone bead necklace that you can upgrade to Sterling Desert Pearls for an additional fee. Native American made by Garrison Boyd, it's stamped Sterling and hallmarked. This Large Silver Indian Chief Head Navajo Pendant is impressive jewelry, that won't go unnoticed!

Includes (1) Stainless Crockett; working spurs with chains and 5 point rowels, marked with CR. and (1) Contemporary Crockett Stainless; working spurs with the small 10 point rowels, marked with CR and has newer leather.

SN: N869 Features approx 6.25" barrel, six shot cylinder, single action, side loading, fixed sights, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is poor condition, light rust, little or no rifling. Charge holes have light rust. Metal finish is a grayish brown color, dark and mostly even with mottled areas on barrel, bare metal on sharp edges. Trigger and Barrel appear nickel plated and in very good condition. Grips are fair condition with some shrinkage, poor fit, some missing wood. Action does not operate properly. Action operates intermittently, sometimes fails to rotate cylinder on cocking. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Modern production Black Powder Only muzzleloading rifle features approx 29" octagonal heavy barrel, adjustable sights, right hand cap lock percussion ignition, half length forend, curved brass butt plate, patch box in butt, fiberglass ramrod under barrel. Bore is very good. Retains 95% deep blue. Wood is excellent. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Antique Firearm ***

WWII era Turkish military bolt action service rifle chambered in 7.92x57mm Mauser, manufactured at the Kirkkale arsenal circa 1940. Features a blued finish, 29.5" barrel, dovetailed inverted 'v' front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, two barrel bands with bayonet lug on the front band, cleaning rod, smooth trigger, straight bolt handle, three-position safety, large ring receiver with thumb cut, internal box magazine with removable floorplate, sling swivels, smooth wood handguard and full-length semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with bolt disassembly disk & smooth metal buttplate. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle, bottom metal, floorplate and rear sight assembly. Rifle exhibits little remaining finish with the majority of the metal surfaces turned to an aged brown patina. Action is smooth, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are near good with numerous blemishes & a 3” crack in the handguard. Condition is near NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

'Hammer Letter Series' Vintage single action semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1948. Features a blued finish, 6.75" heavy barrel, serrated tall patridge front sight, fully-adjustable Micro rear sight, serrated trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, slide catch & take-down lever on the right side of the frame, heel magazine release, 10 round magazine, steel frame and two-piece brown synthetic wrap-around grips with molded flower decor. Includes three additional magazines and a speed loader. Pistol retains approximately 85% of its blued finish showing edge wear, thinning, some light surface rust and a bright streak of finish loss on the left side of the slide. Action is sound, the bore is semi-lustrous with good rifling & some pitting towards the muzzle and the synthetic grips are good with some small losses. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Spanish copy of Smith & Wesson #3 Russian revolver. Features approx 7" barrel, fixed sights, six shot cylinder, single action, break top operation for loading and unloading, lanyard ring at butt, spur trigger guard. Bore is poor condition, pitted with traces of rifling. Charge holes are poor to fair with visible light rust. Metal is an even light gray color, almost looks like parkerizing, with a rough surface finish from even light pitting. Wood grips are fair to good, with a cross hatch pattern, good fit to metal. Grip has cuts and recesses that appear to be for a shoulder stock. Action is stiff, lock-up is a bit loose. Barrel assembly has loose fit to frame. Extractor star operates. Condition is NRA Fair *** Antique Firearm ***

Includes (1) Sterling Silver and turquoise cuff bracelet done by C. Yazzie and is marked on the inside of the cuff, and (1) Sterling Silver, turquoise and coral belt buckled by G James entitled "Beartooth" and is marked on the back.

Bolt action military rifle made in the United States circa 1917 for sale to Russia, imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Appears to be an arsenal rework. Features hexagonal receiver, approx 32" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, hinged floorplate, straight bolt handle, sling swivels, manual safety. Bore is good condition,dark with strong rifling, may improve with cleaning. Retains 90% dark arsenal reblue, existing even light pitting on magazine gives matte appearance, Rear barrel band reblued over dents. Bolt assembly is good condition in the white. Stock is excellent, appears to be arsenal replacement. Markings include Russian Imperial Eagle crest on receiver and barrel, acceptance marks on stock, range numbers on rear sight struck thru and replaced on opposite side with new numbers representing meters. Observed numbers do not match. Condition is NRA Very Good as reworked *** C&R Firearm ***

featuring 21 round cut Diamonds set in 10 karat white gold setting.

(1) Reversible Sterling Pendant on handmade chain made and marked by Elmer Satal Jr. (1) Roadrunner Sterling pendant on handmade chain made by Harrington Poleviyuma From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City NM.

Brass frame reproduction of the Colt 1860 Army single action percussion revolver, manufactured in Italy circa 1990. Features a blued 8" round barrel, brass blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut into the hammer lip, smooth thin case hardened trigger, case hardened hammer with knurled spur, blued non-fluted six-shot cylinder, case hardened loading lever, brass frame, brass grip frame with round trigger guard, and one-piece smooth wood grip. Revolver retains approximately 75% of its blued & case hardened finish showing scattered scratches, dings and a heavy amount of thinning on the cylinder compared to the other parts. Action is sound, the bore & chambers show rust and the wood grip is very good. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

DuPont Superfine circa 1880.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a black single holster rig (approx 41" overall length), a black Buscadero single holster rig (approx 42" OAL), and a smooth brown leather Jim Lockwood Double Rig (approx 42" OAL).

British military magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured in New Haven, CT circa 1944-1950. Features a blued finish, 23” barrel, ramped patridge front sight, receiver mounted Parker-Hale PH16D adjustable aperture sight, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, bent bolt handle with round knob, dust cover attached to the bolt, detachable 7 round magazine, quick-detach sling swivels and two-piece full length smooth walnut semi-pistol grip stock with serrated black synthetic buttplate. The barrel is marked “UNITED STATES/PROPERTY/SERIAL NO. 32688”, “M.192/1948” and with various London proof marks. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its thinned blued finish showing scattered wear and a small amount of surface rust. Action is sound, the bore is pristine and the refinished wood stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

large center stone, Navajo made set in sterling, unmarked.

SN: 9130445295 Soviet era (circa 1928) Russian military bolt action rifle imported by CAI, Georgia VT. Features hexagonal receiver, approx 28" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, straight bolt handle, manual safety, sling slots. Bore is in very good condition, bright appearance with strong rifling. Metal retains 95% arsenal re-blue with scratches, some bare metal on sharp edges. Bolt is excellent condition, in the white. Wood stock is excellent condition with few scratches and handling marks. Markings include Tula star, "Foremost Ordnance Factory of the Soviet Union at Tula", hammer in wreath mark on receiver. Numbered parts match original Russian numbers. Serial number is a new number assigned at import. Includes very good condition spike bayonet, "dog collar" type green web sling. Condition is NRA Excellent *** C&R Firearm ***

#48259 WWI era German military break-open single shot 26.5mm flare pistol. Features a 9” barrel, knurled underlever, smooth trigger, exposed hammer with knurled spur, large steel frame with lanyard ring on the butt and two-piece smooth wood grips. All observed serial numbers are matching the barrel & frame are stamped with /letter proofs. Includes a Novoflex brown leather holster with shoulder strap. The pistol has been heavily cleaned and is in-the-white with some light scattered surface rust. Action is in good working order, the bore is good, markings are legible and the wood grips are good.

Navajo artist Willie Yazzie Pins all three are different, all three are sterling. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City NM.

'Third Model' Vintage small frame double action revolver chambered in .32 Smith & Wesson Long, manufactured circa 1917-1942. Features 3.25" barrel with fixed sights, swing-out six shot cylinder, double/single action operation. Bore is good condition, mostly bright, strong rifling, visible areas of pitting. Chambers are good to very good. Retains 70% blue, still mostly bright, turning brownish gray in places, patina on receiver, bare metal on high spots & sharp edges, grip straps are almost bare with dark silver colo. All markings crisp & uniform. Grips are very good condition Gutta Percha, very good fit to frame with some slight shrinkage evident at rear strap. Action operates smoothly with tight lock-up; timing is a bit slow on several chambers when slowly hammer cocked. Cylinder & barrel numbered to frame. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

This Badger Kachina is beautifully decorated and stands 23" tall by 8" at it's widest point. The base is marked "Badger".

Spanish copy of Smith & Wesson Top Break DA. Features approx 5" barrel, fixed sights, six shot cylinder, single/double action, top break loading/unloading, lanyard ring at butt. Bore is fair condition, even light pits with intact rifling. Charge holes are fair with some darkness and light pitting. Metal finish is bright nickel or chrome plate, appears to be a later refinish, showing signs of beginning to peel or flake around pin and screw holes, some peeling at cylinder flutes & back strap, brown spots on hammer. Trigger guard is visibly bent and has small areas of peeled away finish. Black plastic checkered grips are very good condition. Action operates a little stiffly, ejector star works. Only visible markings are the single line address on top of barrel, which is difficult to read due to the plating filling the shallow stamping. Condition is NRA Good *** Antique Firearm ***

(1) Sunface Sterling Pin/Pendant (1) Sterling teardrop pendant on chain (1) Bear Paw Print Pendant All made and marked Willie Yazzie From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

‘NRA Edition’ Western style single action revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured in Italy by F. LLI Pietta circa 2014. Imported & marketed by Heritage Mfg. of Miami, FL with import marks on the left side of the frame. Features a blued & case hardened finish, 5 1/2" barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, serrated hammer spur, transfer bar safety, fluted six-shot cylinder, ejector rod, and one-piece smooth cocobolo grip with engraved “NRA”. Includes the original two-piece cardboard box with documents and lock. Revolver retains approximately 99% of its original finish showing minor wear and some light tool marks on the barrel around the cylinder pin head. Action is smooth with solid lock-up, the bore is pristine and the wood grip is fine with minor imperfections. Condition is near NRA Perfect in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Signed "L. Knotts" 2002 on base. Miner is kneeling while holding his gold. In good condition 45" by 12". Shows natural cracking to wood.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes (1) US shoulder holster marked and several others.

Soviet era (circa 1933) Russian military bolt action rifle imported by CAI, St Albans VT. Features hexagonal receiver, approx 28" barrel, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, straight bolt handle, manual safety, sling slots. Bore is good condition, frosted appearance with strong rifling. Metal retains 75% blued finish, thinning and turning gray color, with bare metal at sharp edges. Bolt is in the white, good condition. Bottom metal has uniform dark bluing. Wood is very good condition with dents and scratches. Upper handguard has copper or brass protective end caps. Markings include Tula "arrow in star", "CCCP" circle cartouche on stock, others. Bolt numbered to receiver. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, all handcrafted by Jim Lockwood (2) Single action holsters and matched pair while the others are various sizes. Also includes a floral tooled Jim Lockwood Holster with sterling silver buckle maker marked Conrad Anderson.

by noted Kiowa artist Robert Redbird entitled Indian Blackbird, measures 24"x17"

This large butterfly Kachina stands 29" tall and comes with a tableta, has a multi-strand turquoise necklace and is holding a red coral branch in right hand. Signed by old carver "Frank Ami".

Vintage single action semi-automatic 1911A1 pattern pistol chambered in 9mm Largo, manufactured in Eibar, Spain by Gabilondo y Cia circa 1930’s. Features a blued finish, 5 ½” barrel, low-profile blade front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated trigger, knurled wide hammer spur, manual safety on the left side of the frame, grip safety, push button magazine release, factory 8 round magazine, steel frame with lanyard ring on the left side, serrated arched mainspring housing, and two-piece checkered wood grips. The pistol is free of many of the typical Spanish proof marks observed on Llama firearms, possibly alluding to its production during the Spanish Civil War. The metal surfaces retain approximately 30% of their blued finish showing heavy wear with scattered rust tones and some pitting. Action is in good working order, the bore is good and the wood grips are fair. Condition is NRA Fair. ***C&R Firearm***

All sterling with sterling tips made by Michelle Sockyma, maker marked. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

This wall console has walnut construction and has double center glove drawers.

made by T. Billy marked. It is all sterling with handsome geometric design.

Semiautomatic rifle features approx 18" barrel, buckhorn style sights, side mounted sling swivels, manual safety, detachable magazine (one included), grooved receiver for scope mounting (no scope included), forend folds down to act as a vertical foregrip. Bore is very good or better condition. Retains 90% blued finish with small scratches and dings, some discoloration and scuffing on barrel. Stock is very good condition with scratches and small dents. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Modern Firearm ***

French military marked single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 7.65mm Browning, manufactured in the Eibar region of Spain by Arizmendi Zulaica y Cia circa 1915-1920. In 1915 the French military was in short supply of small arms and contracted with Gabilondo y Urresti for the Ruby pistol, ultimately accepting around 710,000 pistol from several different Spanish makers. Features a blued finish, 3.3” barrel, full-length steel guide rod, fixed round blade front sight, ‘v’ notched rear sight, smooth trigger, manual safety on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, 9 round magazine, steel frame with lanyard loop on the left side and two-piece checkered wood grips. Matching serial numbers are found on the slide, frame and barrel. Other markings: Slide – “PISTOLE AUTOMATIQUE “CEBRA”/ARIZMENDI ZULAICA Y CA-EIBAR (ESPAGNE)” & Frame – circled “AZ”. Pistol shows thinned bluing with the majority of the metal surfaces turned to a grey/brown patina. Action is sound, the bore is very good and the wood grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes (1) Marked "Boyt 42" (1) Unmarked and (1) marked "Milwaukie Saddlery Company 1943"

Solid brass construction with double phoenix design, gold velvet upholstered seat. In overall excellent condition. Measures 19" by 24" by 14".

Black oxide finished AKM receiver. Fits AKM 7.62x39 fixed stock parts kits including Russian, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, East German, Bulgarian and Egyptian. Features pre-drilled front trunnion and rear block holes. Shows scattered surface rust. Condition is Good ***Modern Firearm***

Ornate matchlock muzzle loading percussion rifle with an approximate .45 caliber bore. Features a heavy 40.5” octagonal barrel with inlays, fixed sights, brass furniture, round trigger, no triggerguard, no ramrod, and full-length wood stock with brass tiger & mum inlays. The barrel displays a dark aged brown patina and the brass exhibits a pleasant aged appearance. Action is non-working and the wood stock is good with some hairline cracks and small losses. Condition is NRA Good. ***Antique Firearm***

A Butterfly Kachina made by J. Creevi. Is 18 inches overall in height.

Both all sterling with geometric inlay made by silversmith Michael Sockyma, and marked. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

Includes (1) Early Crockett-Texas Style Spurs with 2" rowels marked with the full Crockett, and (1) Colorado Saddle Co. Spurs of stainless with 6 point bronze rowels and a rolled leaf design.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes pair of Mexican Black Stainless steel spurs, pair of brass spurs with star motif and floral tooled spur straps, small pair of ladies spurs, a pair of Hercules Style stainless steel spurs, and a pair of black silver and copper overlaid spurs with leather spur straps. Also includes 2 pairs of leather spur straps

American made single action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in 1976 with the barrel roll stamped “MADE IN THE 200th YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY”. Features a blued finish, 6" tapered barrel, pinned patridge front sight, dovetailed rear sight with square notch, serrated wide trigger, concealed hammer, manual safety/bolt catch on the left side of the frame, heel magazine release, factory 9 round magazine, steel grip frame and two-piece checkered black plastic grips with a black/silver Ruger medallion in the right panel. Pistol retains approximately 90% of its original blued finish showing light edge wear, scattered scratches and some oxidation/light surface rust on the right side of the receiver. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the plastic grips are very good with some worn points. Condition is near NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

WWII era British military magazine fed bolt action training rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Manufactured in the United States by Mossberg for the war effort via the lend-lease program circa 1942-1943. Features a blued finish, 23” barrel, ramped patridge front sight, fully-adjustable rear sporting sight, receiver mounted Mossberg Microclick S-100 adjustable aperture sight, serrated trigger, synthetic trigger guard with finger grooves, cocked indicator on the rear of the bolt, manual safety on the rear of the receiver, case hardened bent bolt handle with round knob, detachable 7 round magazine with removable 1 round limiter, quick-detach sling swivels and two-piece full length smooth walnut semi-pistol grip stock with serrated trapdoor metal buttplate. The barrel and receiver are both marked “UNITED STATES/PROPERTY/SERIAL NO. 11529” and the barrel is also stamped “M.192/1943” with various Birmingham nitro proof marks. Rifle retains approximately 70% of its original blued finish showing edge wear and thinning with a small amount of surface rust near the muzzle. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the wood stocks are good showing wear & blemishes. Condition is NRA Good to Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Lot includes a brown Hopi bowl that measures 4 1/2" by 3" and is signed on the base Lula Panon, the other pot is 4" wide by 4 3/4" tall and is signed on the base by Mary Juan.

Western style single action revolver with convertible .22 Long Rifle & .22 Magnum cylinder, manufactured in Italy circa 2010. Imported by Chiappa Firearms of Dayton, OH with import stamp on the underside of the barrel. Features a satin black finish, 4 ¾” barrel, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, fluted six-shot .22 Magnum cylinder, ejector rod, alloy frame with integral key lock safety and two-piece smooth wood grips with Puma insignias. Includes the original factory cardboard box with manual and .22 LR cylinder. Revolver retains approximately 95% of its original black finish showing holster wear with some black marker touch-up. Action is in good working order, the bore is excellent and the wood grips are fine. Condition is NRA Very Good+. ***Modern Firearm***

Hazard Powder gunpowder tin dated around the 1880's to the 1900's.

(1) Cuff style with coral stones set in sterling (1) All sterling with stretch band From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, by A. Sparkman. Limited edition #234/500. Portrait of John Wayne signed in the lower right hand corner. 23" by 17"

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, by Robert McGuinnis entitled "Ethan" depicts 998/1000. Hand signed in pencil. Has print registration on back. Measures 27" by 22".

made and marked by G&L Leekity, set in sterling. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

This Kachina is signed on the base by artist "Marco Smith" and stands 18" tall.

by noted Kiowa artist Robert Redbird entitled Tribal Chiefs. measures 30"x19".

Lot includes (1) Old Mexican Chillahua style spur set with nearly all of the silver work in tact, depicting horse head and flowers, and (1) set of Contemporary Spurs from little known maker Rhea, personalized with silver overlay and have a 10 point rowel.

Toggle action semi-automatic pistol modeled after the iconic DWM Parabellum-Pistole, manufactured in S. Hackensack, NJ circa 1969-1980. Features a blued 4 1/2" tapered barrel, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed rear sight with square notch, smooth crescent trigger, manual safety on the left side of the frame, push button magazine release, 10 round magazine, black finished aluminum frame and checkered two-piece faux-wood synthetic grips. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original finish showing very little wear. Action is smooth, the bore is excellent and the synthetic grips are fine. Condition is NRA Excellent. ***Modern Firearm***

Vintage Bronco riding stirrups with engraved silver mounted design.

Spanish military rifle made by Ludwig Loewe, Berlin Germany circa 1896. Features 29" barrel, sling swivels, manual safety, military style sights, cleaning rod under barrel. Bore is in very good condition, bright with strong rifling. Retains 85% bright blue, some thinning or graying especially on bottom metal. Rear sight spring retains straw color. Bolt is polished in the white. Wood is in very good condition with a few visible scratches and dents; repair piece and many gouges next to buttplate. Spanish crest on receiver. Visible cartouche on stock hard to read, appears to be Oviedo stamp. Lowe star stamp on receiver. Observed numbers match, with exception of stock. No import marks observed. Condition is NRA Very Good *** Antique Firearm ***

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, by noted western artist Frank McCarthy hand signed 1301/5676, depicts John Wayne with Winchester on Horseback entitled "Under Attack", Includes print documentation and measures 31" by 15".

Includes a large Hopi Basket measuring 16" wide and 5" tall, and a smaller basket measures 9 1/2" wide by 3" tall. Both have similar color patterns.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, made by Cooper. Large stainless steel blade with wood and brass handle. Measures 16 1/2" over all with 11" blade.

One has larger stones mixed with heshi and one smaller stones. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a pair of fancy silver overlaid spurs with leather heart motif spur straps and a pair of Mexican large rowel spurs in rustic condition.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes small pocket knife, buckle, (2) Medallions, and an etched pocket knife.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes oak case, in fair condition.

Double-action-only semi-automatic sub-compact pistol chambered in .380 Auto, manufactured circa 2008. Features a blued slide, 2.75" barrel, fixed sights, smooth polymer trigger, shrouded hammer, push button magazine release, factory 6 round magazine with aftermarket black aluminum grip extension, and black glass-filled nylon frame with checkered grip panels. Includes the original factory cardboard box with documents, lock, spent case, zippered soft pouch and spare magazine. Pistol retains approximately 98% of its original blued finish showing light slide wear on the barrel and minor holster wear on the slide & frame. Action is sound, the bore is excellent and the polymer is near fine. Condition is NRA Excellent in box. ***Modern Firearm***

Lot includes a mess kit inside a dark olive green 17 1/2" x 14 1/2 x 13" box marked "US / Chest. Field. Table Wear Outfit / DSA-400-68-C-2281 / 1968". Appears to have most of if not all of its original contents. In very good condition.

Lot includes two beautiful dog head canes. One of the canes has an beautiful ivory dog head. The other cane has a dog head made of wood resting on sterling silver with an elegant design.

All three are different lengths and designs. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

(1)1800-S ICG AU58 Details artificially Toned $1 Morgan (1)1878 Morgan (1) 1889 Morgan (1)1884 Morgan All are ungraded and un slabbed

(1) Morenci turquoise beaded necklace (1) Turquoise and silver beaded necklace From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

A rug with an approximate area of 55" long by 46" wide ( the shape is not a perfect rectangle). Rug is in very good condition.

#8056988 Manufactured at the Jianshe Arsenal circa 1963, imported by JPE Pomona CA. Features approx 16.5" barrel, folding spike bayonet, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, fixed 10 round magazine with hinged floorplate, manual safety, sling swivels. Bore is excellent condition. Metal retains 95% dark even bluing, with few signs of wear. Stock is very good condition with some scuffing at wrist and behind magazine. Buttplate is a solid style with no trap for cleaning kit, grooved non slip surface and adds 3/4" to length of pull. All observed numbers match. Includes very good khaki color web sling. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

With Stair Step Design And Oval Turquoise Cab Set In Sterling Silver, This Piece Is Unmarked.

Oak construction with 4 legs which have brass claw feet. Missing one glass ball. 19" by 14".

Vintage solid frame double action revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1962. Featured a blued finish, 2.5” round barrel, blade front sight, square notch rear sight, fluted nine-shot swing-out cylinder with manual extractor, serrated trigger, machine turned hammer with serrated spur, steel frame and two-piece checkered gold synthetic grips with molded “H&R” insignias. Revolver retains approximately 80% of its original blued finish showing a small amount of scattered light surface rust and a large cleaned area on the cylinder with a high concentration of pin prick pitting. Action is sound with good lock-up, the bore is very good+ and the synthetic grips are good with wear. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***C&R Firearm***

and Diamond Pendant featuring Black Opal inlay with Blue and Greens and Trilliant cut Tanzanite weighing approx. 1.00 carats accented with 8 round cut Diamonds with G-H colors and VS clarity set in a contemporary style custom setting set in 14 karat yellow gold. Retail $3,000-$4,000

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes "Dad and Me" signed by artist 22" by 23", Carlos Hadaway Limited edition print titled "Arizona Stagecoach" 595/1000 and measures 29" by 22", (3) Comic book covers that have been enlarged all measures 18" by 13", "Sons of the Pioneers" poster.

Chinese military semi-automatic service rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, manufactured at the Jianshe Arsenal (factory 26) circa 1963. Imported by K-Sport of Pomona, CA with import mark on the right side of the receiver. Features a blued finish, 20 3/8" barrel, adjustable hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, K-Sport optic mount installed on the left side of the receiver, cleaning rod, shaved bayonet lug, smooth trigger, manual safety in the rear on the triggerguard, 10 round fixed magazine, tan AK sling, smooth wood handguard, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend & smooth metal trapdoor buttplate containing a cleaning kit. Matching serial numbers are found on the receiver, top cover, bolt, bolt carrier, trigger guard, magazine and stock. The receiver is stamped “P”, which is cited in one published guide as identifying an “accuracy rifle”. Rifle retains approximately 90% of its blued finish showing some thinning and scattered handling marks. Action is smooth, the bore is pristine and the wood stocks are near fine with a few scattered blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Leather moccasins with beaded border detail.

(3) are Mason Brand hunting decoys from the 1940's. (2) include string and weights, other decoy is a Randy Till decorator decoy signed and dated 1992.

Vintage sporting bolt action rifle based on a Japanese military Arisaka action. Features approx 19" barrel, blade front sight in barrel band style base, no rear sight mounted, hinged floorplate, two piece Weaver type scope bases on receiver, swept bolt handle, original manual safety at bolt cap, fancy sporter stock with heavily re-curved grip, checkering at grip & wrist, rubber recoil pad, sling swivels, high Monte Carlo cheek piece. Bore is very good condition, strong rifling, lightly frosted appearance. Metal is bright blued, with 90% remaining coverage, patina forming on bottom metal. Stock is very good condition, with inlaid white polymer stars and points, recoil pad has turned hard. Marked "257 Roberts / 6.5 MM". Includes good condition Japanese made "VALOR" 4x scope. Condition is NRA Very Good *** C&R Firearm ***

1904,1897,1881,1896, and 1881 dates. All ungraded and un slabbed.

Includes (2) US Military Lamps from circa the 1980's. Both lamps are similar in height at 15" tall by 6" wide and 6" depth. These lamps rest inside a Military Olive Green colored box measuring 23" by 8" by 15". Lamps are in good used condition.

From the Jim Lockwood Prescott Leather Maker Collection, includes a smooth black leather "The Bat Masterson" style stamped Jim Lockwood Jr. Legends in Leather owner. Overall length is approx 42".

All different styles and lengths. From the Spike Flanders Collection Silver City New Mexico.

1892,1898,1900,1886. Dates un slabbed and un graded.

(1) Nugget style Sleeping Beauty Necklace (1) Green turquoise and Heishi Necklace. From the Spike Flanders collection Silver City New Mexico.

Yugoslavian military semi-automatic SKS pattern rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, manufactured circa 1967-1989. Imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, V.T. with import marks on the right side of the barrel. Features a blued finish, 20.5" barrel with grenade launcher attachment, adjustable hooded post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, smooth trigger, manual safety in the rear of the triggerguard, fixed 10 round magazine, smooth wood handguard, and semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with finger grooves in the forend, trapdoor metal buttplate (containing cleaning kit) & black rubber recoil pad. Matching serial numbers and found on the receiver, top cover, magazine, stock and triggerguard. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its arsenal refinish showing light wear and scattered scratches. Action is smooth, the bore is very good and the wood stocks are very good. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

#11230628 Manufactured at the Jianshe Arsenal circa 1966, imported by GBE, H.B. CA. Features approx 16.5" barrel, folding spike bayonet, cleaning rod under barrel, military sights, fixed 10 round magazine with hinged floorplate, manual safety, sling swivels. Bore is excellent condition. Metal retains 95% dark even bluing, with few signs of wear. Stock is very good condition with some small dents and other signs of use. Wood handguard is a very good condition, also includes a black plastic aftermarket handguard. All observed numbers match. Includes cleaning kit inside butt trap. Condition is NRA Excellent *** Modern Firearm ***

Maker marked "T Hasteen". All sterling

This shoulder mount has a furthest distance and has a 8 total points. Good condition.

Oval shaped side table with mahogany base and marble top. Measures 26 1/2" tall by 22" by 17"

Inexpensive small frame double-action revolver chambered in .22 Short. Features a black finish, 2.5" round barrel, full-banded blade front sight, square notched rear sight, smooth trigger, serrated hammer spur, fluted six-shot cylinder, pivoting loading gate, manual ejector rod, alloy frame and smooth two-piece faux mother-of-pearl grips. Revolver retains approximately 70% of its black finish showing edge wear and scattered losses. Action performs well in single action mode but the trigger fails to return under its own power for a double action pull, the lock-up is solid, the bore is very good and synthetic grips are good with what appear to be tooling marks from a vice. Condition is NRA Fair to Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Leather mittens that are bear fur lined with fringe detail.

Including a fine 5" river stone Axe head, 4.5" stone smoothing pipe, and a 2.75" by 2" double arrow straightener. All from circa 750-1100 A.D.

American made tube fed semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, manufactured circa 1960-1980’s. Features a blued/black finish, 22" "JM" marked barrel, full-length 17 round tube magazine, ramped blade front sight, elevation adjustable rear sporting sight, Simmons 8-Point 4-12x 40mm scope mounted using the integral scope rail cuts in the aluminum receiver, serrated nickel plated trigger, alloy trigger guard, push button safety, and birch semi-pistol grip shoulder stock with press textured grip panels, high comb, & checkered black buttplate. Rifle exhibits approximately 95% of its original finish showing light handling marks, some wear on the optic rail and finish loss around the ejection port. Action is sound though the push-in bolt hold open is non-functional, the micro-groove bore is very good and the wood stock is very good with blemishes. Condition is NRA Very Good. ***Modern Firearm***

Economical double action revolver chambered in .22 Magnum, manufactured in Germany circa 1969. Imported by FIE of Miami, FL with import stamp on the right side of the barrel. Features a blued 6" barrel with ventilated sighting rib, serrated ramp front sight, square notched rear sight, serrated trigger, serrated hammer spur, fluted eight-shot swing out cylinder with manual ejector rod, black finished alloy frame with broken trigger guard, and one-piece diamond checkered faux-wood synthetic grip. Revolver retains approximately 70% of its original finish showing holster wear, thinning and some light surface rust on the barrel & cylinder. Action is sound with good lock-up, the bore is excellent and the composite grip is good with wear & a small loss. Condition is NRA Good. ***C&R Firearm***

Includes Custom made coyote cap with fur and skull and a badger bag with trapied eyes and powder horn. 20th century type.

1892, 1891, 1880, 1900 dates. All ungraded and un-slabbed.

Rolled yellow gold with engraved monogram "GB". Case is marked "Duber Special" with a serial number 6941435 69436 17 jewel with built in stop watch and white enamel face. Non-working condition.

Oval blue green turquoise stone set in sterling tips are not sterling, unmarked