SERIAL NUMBER XA1000 BARREL 4 9/16 CALIBER 7.62X25 MANUFACTURED 1940. WW2 Russian Tokerav pistol dated 1940 with all matching numbers including barrel and magazine. Blue finished with black plastic grips with 5 pointed stare with CCCP markings. CONDITION, Very fine with over 85% blue finish remaining. Bore is very good with strong rifling and a small area of darkness in grooves. Action operates properly. Grips are very fine. NOT IMPORT MARKED. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 534 BARREL 4-1/2" CALIBER 7.62X25 MANUFACTURED 1951. Produced at the arsenal as an instructional aid with machined cut-outs to expose moving parts and operations. marked on slide horizontally "534-1951" this is opposed to the standard pistol markings that vertically across the top of the slide. matching numbers on slide and frame. No test fire proofs or import markings. A total of 52 individual cut-out have been performed and highlighted in red paint to reveal the operation and function of the pistol and magazine. CONDITION, Very fine. Pistol retains all of its blue finish. A really interesting and uncommon pistol. This item is still considered a firearm by regulations. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER A5440 BARREL 4 5/8" CALIBER 9X19 PARA MANUFACTURED WW2. Produced in the second alphabet series with brown bakalite grips and blue finished steel. Inspected Eagle 77 externally and Eagle 623 internally on barrel. Produced with decocking lever and without takedown latch and is constructed with 3 frame rivets. Matching numbers on slide frame and barrel. CONDITION, Very good with pistol retaining over 90% blue finish. Grips are excellent and without cracks. Bore is good with slight frosting in grooves. Action operates properly. NOT IMPORT MARKED C&R

SERIAL NUMBER M3724 BARREL 4 5/8 CALIBER 9X19 PARA MANUFACTURED WW2.Produced in the 1st alphabet series with black bakalite grips with small retaining screws, and take down latch. All matching numbers including frame barrel and slide. Inspected Eagle 77 & Eagle 623 with German designation "P 35 (P)" slide marking. CONDITION, Very fine with over 95% blue finish remaining. Bore is very fine and action operates properly. Grips are very fine with no cracks. NOT IMPORT MARKED C&R.

SERIAL NUMBER 127009 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1914. Produced at the US Gov't Armory at Springfield with blue finish and checkered walnut grips. Proper 2 tone folded bases magazine with bronze braze at top rear as well as most all parts Springfield marked with "S" including, barrel, barrel bushing, firing pin retaining gate, mainspring housing, grips safety, hammer, safety, slide stop, magazine release, disconnector , sear , and trigger. CONDITION, Very good with over 75% blue finish remaining with finish losses at edges and grips straps. Bore is good with moderate wear. Action operates properly. Grips are very good. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 4026 BARREL 4" CALIBER 7.65 / .32 ACP MANUFACTURED 1900-1910. Rust blue finished with military pattern checkered bakalite grips. Standard FN single line legend on slide with Belgian military acceptance marking (Crown over JD) on left side of frame. Fire blue finished safety , trigger and extractor. Matching numbers. CONDITION, Very good with over 95% rust blue finish remaining with losses at edges and grips straps. Fire blue finish is strong on trigger and extractor but only remains in protected areas of safety. Bore is good with light oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly. Grips are very good. A very scarce surviving specimen. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 6022 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1912. Very early production inspected "WGP" (Walter Penfield) with early features including first pattern magazine retaining screw with dimpled with slot, recoil spring cap with out detent, early round rear sight and tapered front sights. Lanyard loop equipped "Key-Hole" 2 tone magazine. Short wide checkered hammer serial number on right side forward of trigger guard. Barrel proofed properly P over H , checkered large diamond walnut grips. Manufactured between May & Oct, of 1912. CONDITION, Good as found with little finish remaining on exterior. All markings are crisp and legible. Bore is very good with slight oxidation in corners of grooves. Action operates properly. Grips are good with slight wear. A scarce early pistol rarely encountered in its original unaltered configuration. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 02233EGA BARREL 5" CALIBER 45 ACP MANUFACTURED 2013. Adopted by the USMC in may of 2012 with an order of 1000 pistols for issue to Marine RECON and MARSOC personnel. Pistols have rear and forward slide serration's, Novak 3 dot sights, aluminum trigger, accessories rail G10 synthetic grips Defender grip safety , skeletonized hammer and serrated flat mainspring housing. These pistols were later decommissioned and returned to Colt. Upon decommissioning the USMC marking on left side of slide was "X"ed out. These are one of the rarest of all US Government pistols ever produced. CONDITION, Good with excellent bright bore. The exterior desert tan epoxy finish has edge wear from issued use. The action operates properly and crisply. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER SM13695 BARREL 5" CALIBER .22 LONG RIFLE MANUFACTURED 1945. Adopted by the United States Gov,t for pistol training and marksmanship instruction during WW2. Parkerized finished with checkered brown plastic Keys pattern grips. Inspected by Capt, John S Breen (JSB) on right side of frame and this inspection is only found on the 1945 production. Ordnance wheel inspection of right side of frame at rear. Target front sight with adjustable rear sight. Pistol was developed with the floating chamber system to emulate the recoil of the significantly more powerful 45 acp cartridge. Magazine is phosphate finished with proper alloy base marked for the Service Model Ace. CONDITION. Very good with over 95% finish remaining. All marking are crisp and legible. Bore is excellent and bright. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 50511. BARREL: 4-1/2". CALIBER: .22LR. MANUFACTURED: 1939. Purchased by the government to familiarize recruits with handgun shooting and marksmanship. Standard factory and model markings throughout, with the addition to "U.S. NAVY/PROPERTY" marked on the right side of the chamber area. Under that, is a crossed cannons ordnance cartouche. Top of the barrel is marked "PROPERTY OF U.S.A.". Standard blade front sight and u-notch rear. Original blued finish and checkered plastic grips. Includes a factory two tone blued steel magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent, with some light holster wear on the barrel. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light wear. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1189390 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Parkerized finished with brown checkered Keyes pattern grips. Short checkered stamped trigger. wide short checkered hammer. checkered arched mainspring housing. Blue finished barrel marked "COLT 45 AUTO" on lower left side of chamber. GHD inspected on left side with Ordnance wheel inspection on right rear of frame. Frame is (P) proofed below magazine release. Slide is void of marking with exception of (P) firing proof on top forward of rear sight. No (G) or (S) inspections found on top of frame or underside of slide. Magazine is marked (L) on tab (M.S. Little). Pistol remains in original WW2 finish and configuration but without any markings other than (P) proof. CONDITION, Very fine with over 95% finish remaining and slight edge wear. Bore is excellent and bright. Action operates properly. Grips are very fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 708238 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1924. These rare transitional Colt 1911 / 1911-A1 pistol are finished in the period brushed blue finish with standard 1911 U.S. ARMY markings but have the short checkered 1911-A1 trigger Checkered arched mainspring housing , milled finger slots in frame ,long spur grip safety and non-diamond checkered walnut grips. Barrel has the intertwined (HP) proof. G&H sub inspectors marking on frame top and underside of slide. 2 tone blank base magazine and frame is inspected WTG in a circle ( Walter T Groton). These pistols do not have the (P) firing proof on slide or frame. Only 10,000 transitional models were produced and all in 1924. The survival rate for these examples are very low and are rarely found in fine or better condition. CONDITION, Excellent with the pistol retaining over 97% Colt brushed blue finish with typical edge wear. Bore is bright and sharp. Action operates properly. Grips are very good with the addition of (108) being added as a rack number on right grip at top. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1595825 BARREL 5" CALIBER 45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Parkerized finish with checkered brown plastic Keys pattern grips. Blue barrel marked "H.S." (High Standard) Inspected FJA on left side of frame with "P" proof below magazine release. Small 2 line Remington Rand markings on left side of slide. Grooved slide release with checkered blued safety. Narrow checkered hammer, Checkered stamped short 11-A1 trigger, Grooved arched mainspring housing and "R" marked (RISDON) magazine. condition, exceptionally fine with pistol retaining 98% finish with very slight edge wear. Bore is excellent and barrel retains most all blue on skirt. Action operates properly. Grips are excellent. Pistol is housed in a contemporary kraft box with pristine "S" (Scovill) marked spare magazine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1691298 BARREL 5" CALIBER 45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1944. Parkerized finish with brown checkered Coltwood grips with large reinforcing rings. Blue finished barrel marked "H.S." (High Standard) Short checkered stamped trigger Frame inspected GHD on left side with "P" firing proof on left side below magazine release. Narrow checkered hammer. Grooved slide stop and checkered safety. Grooved arched mainspring housing with long spur grip safety. Blue magazine marked "L" (M.S. Little). "P" firing proof on slide top and Ordnance wheel inspection on right rear of frame. CONDITION, Very good with over 97% finish remaining. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Action operates properly. Grips are excellent . Pistol is housed in a contemporary kraft box with an additional (L) marked WW2 blued magazine in good condition. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1071874 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Produced in Swissdale Pa, with a dull grey-black Du-Lite blue finish. Checkered brown plastic Keys pattern grips. "H.S." (High Standard) barrel. Long spur grip safety and checkered narrow hammer. Checkered arched mainspring housing with checkered safety and grooved slide stop. Inspected on left side "R.C. D." in circle by R.C. Downie. "P" proofed below magazine release. Slide has standard intertwined US&S monogram with 2 line slide address. Right side of frame has serial number and marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" No Ordnance wheel inspection was done on US&S 1911-A1 pistols. Pistol is housed in a contemporary kraft pattern box with spare "S" marked blue finished magazine. CONDITION. Very fine with over 97% Du-Lite blue finish remaining with losses at edges and minor scratch from disassembly. Bore is excellent and bright. Grips are very fine. Action operates properly. Magazine is very good. Box is fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1128616 BARREL 5" CALIBER 45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Parkerized finish with brown checkered Keys pattern grips. Blue finished barrel marked "COLT 45 AUTO" on left lower side of chamber. Slide marked with standard 2 line Colt address with Rampant colt in center. Slide is serial numbered beneath firing pin retaining gate with matching number to frame. Frame is inspected "GHD" on left side and "P" proofed below magazine release. Right rear of frame has Ordnance wheel inspection. Short checkered milled trigger with checkered slide stop and safety. Short wide checkered Colt hammer with long 11-A1 grip safety and checkered ,arched mainspring housing. Slide is "P" proofed on top forward of rear sight. CONDITION, Exceptionally fine with pistol retaining 98% parkerized finish with excellent bright bore and crisp markings. Action operates properly and grips are very fine. Magazine is very fine marked "R: on lip for Risdon and pistol is housed in contemporary kraft box with spare unissued "S" marked magazine in preservative wrap. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2124532 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1945. Produced by Ithaca in 1945 with parkerized finish with blue finished barrel marked "H.S.". Brown checkered plastic Keys pattern grips with blue finished magazine marked "L" on lip. Frame is inspected FJA" on left side with "P" proof below magazine release. Slide has traditional 2 line Ithaca markings on left side "P" proof on top forward of rear sight and has Ordnance wheel inspection on right rear of frame. Equipped with narrow grooved hammer and stamped short 11-A1 trigger. Long spur 11-A1 grip safety and grooved arched mainspring housing. Both safety and slide stop are grooved. CONDITION, Very fine with frame retaining over 97% parkerized finish with slight edge wear from holster use. Slide retains 90% parkerized finish with holster and edge wear. Bore is fair with frosted grooves. Magazine retains most blue finish. Action operates properly. Pistol is housed in contemporary kraft box with spare "L" marked blue finished magazine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 930728 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Fine original and correct Remington Rand 1911-A1 pistol with ORIGINAL 2 piece Remington shipping box and spare magazine. Pistol is parkerized finished with Brown checkered plastic Keys grips with no reinforcing rings around screws and have the 5 pointed stare internal with the #4 lot number. Frame is FJA inspected on left side with "P" proof below magazine release. Slide has Large 2 line Remington Rand marking on left side. and is "P" proofed on top forward of rear sight.. Barrel is blue finished with the correct "COLT 45 AUTO" marking on lower left side of chamber. Hammer is narrow checkered pattern with trigger being stamped checkered 11-A1 type. Long spur grip safety and checkered , arched mainspring housing. Magazine is marked "G" on lip with seam down spine made by General Shaver. Spare magazine is same pattern and make. CONDITION. Excellent with pistol retaining 99% parkerized finish with barrel having very slight blue loss from operation and has a brilliant bright bore. Action operates properly. Box is very good with excellent markings and one small tape repaired corner internally. Spare magazine is as new. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 6063b BARREL 4 7/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1945. Produced with blue finish with black plastic grips. Inspected Eagle 359 with matching numbers including locking block. Comes in brown leather white stitch holster with German code "dla44" under flap retaining strap. Holster is believed to be for FN High Power pistol. CONDITION. Very good with excellent bright bore and fine grips. Matching numbers. Pistol retains over 75% blue finish with losses at edges and grips straps. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 8217x BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1939. Produced by Mauser in 1939 using the German code "42" and manufactured with blue finish and checkered walnut grips and a blue finished code 122 Eagle 37 alloy based magazine. Pistol has all matching numbers with exception of bolt stop and magazine. Grips are unnumbered. Pistol is housed in a brown leather unmarked Bulgarian pattern holster with modified flap. CONDITION. Good overall with worn frosted bore. Pistol retains 60% blue finish with lightly worn full sized grips. Action operates properly. Stitching is solid and leather remains supple on holster C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1167y BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA, MANUFACTURED 1941. Produced by Mauser using the WW2 German code "byf" and chamber dated 41. Blue finished with checkered walnut grips and fitted with "fxo37" code blue finished magazine with alloy base. Matching numbers excluding magazine. Housed in a black leather white stitch flap holster with code "eue/43" and inspected Eagle WaA300. CONDITION. Good with worn frosted bore and finish has turned a mottled brown from use and storage. Action operates properly and leather holster has solid stitching and supple leather. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 19889 BARREL 4 5/8" CALIBER 8MM NAMBU PISTOL MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced at Nagoya Arsenal with large Manchurian trigger guard. Blue finished with knurled cocking knob. 2 piece wood grips with 24 grasping grooves. Date code is 19.2. Pistol comes in hard canvas clamshell holster with numbers matching spare firing pin. CONDITION. Very good with pistol retaining over 90% blue finish and excellent bright bore. Numbers are matching with exception of magazine and non-numbered firing pin. Action operates properly. Holster is very hard but remains intact with solid stitching. Spare firing pin is broken. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER D3199 BARREL 4 5/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED WW2. Produced in Poland at Radom under German occupation. Blue finished with checkered black plastic grips. Dual lever model with 3 rivets at rear of frame. Eagle 77 & Eagle WaA 623 inspection on slide frame and barrel. Produced in the fist alphabet serial number series. CONDITION, Very good with pistol retaining over 70% blue finish with grips straps and edges turning plum. Bore is very fine. All numbers are matching. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2905i BARREL 4 7/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1943. Produced at Spreewerke under the German code "CYQ" and having German inspections Eagle 88 on frame slide barrel locking block and magazine. Blue finished with brown Bakelite grips. Pistol has all matching numbers and is housed in a soft black leather flap holster marked "P-38" and is inspected Eagle WaA 706" with manufacturers code "jla". CONDITION, Very good with excellent bright bore and pistol retains over 90% blue finish with thinning on grips straps and slight edge wear. Grips are excellent and action operates properly. Holster is very good with solid stitching and supple leather. NON-IMPORT C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 9955e BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1916. Produced at DWM in 1916 with rust blue finish, checkered walnut grips and wood based white metal magazine. Chamber dated 1916 , toggle marked with script "DWM' Numbers are all matching with exception of magazine. Pistol is housed in 1916 dated leather flap holster maker marked "WILH. SCHMIDT HANOVER 1916" CONDITION, Very fine with pistol retaining over 97% rust blue finish. Trigger , safety and take down lever retain 50% straw finish. Bore is brilliant bright and action operates properly. Magazine is very good but is mismatched. Holster is very supple with good stitching and missing belt loops on back. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1452t BARREL 4 7/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced at Spreewerke under German occupation in 1944. Blue finished with Eagle 88 proofs on slide frame barrel and locking block Magazine is inspected Eagle 359. Blue finished with black Bakalite grips. All matching numbers. Housed in black leather clam shell holster marked "P-38" "gcx 1942" Has spare Eagle 359 inspected magazine. CONDITION, Very good with pistol retaining over 95% blue finish with some thinning and light edge wear. Bore is excellent . All numbers are matching. Action operates properly. Leather holster remains supple and stitching is solid. NON-IMPORT. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 4361 BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1916. Marked in script on toggle "DWM' with chamber double dated 1916 / 1920. Imperial Navy proofs on left side of chamber , underside of barrel and base of magazine. Unit marked on front strap "O-1585" Pistol is housed in a 1928 dated leather flap holster w/ cleaning rod with Imperial "M" markings and is numbered to the pistol. CONDITION, Very good with excellent bright bore and pistol retains over 95% blue finish with evidence of the post WW1 rebuild. Action operates properly. Grips are very fine. Pistol is found to be all matching with exception of side plate that appears to be a period commercial replacement. Holster is good with leather being supple and one belt loop being repaired. NON-IMPORT C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2804s BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1918. Rust blue finished with checkered walnut grips. Toggle marked "ERFURT" Chamber dated 1918. Pistol is all matching numbers with exception of alloy based WW2 magazine. Pistol is housed in 1938 dated WaA 101 black leather clamshell holster. CONDITION. Good with worn but bright bore. Pistol retains over 90% rust blue finish with 20% straw finish remaining on safety, trigger and magazine release. Grips are full sized but worn at edges. Action operates properly. Holster is good with supple leather and solid stitching. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 941640 BARREL 3 3/8" CALIBER 7.65 / 32 ACP MANUFACTURED LATE WW2. Very late production with blue finished frame and slide with checkered wood grips. Smooth sight channel in slide and plastic finger rest magazine Eagle "N" proofs on trigger guard and German military inspections Eagle WaA135 on right trigger guard. Frame, slide and barrel are matching numbers. Grips not numbered. Pistol is housed in leather flap holster marked "MAUSER 7.65" on internal of flap . Maker mark is not legible . CONDITION. Pistol is very fine with excellent bore and retains over 97% blue finish and action operates properly. Grips screws are replacements. Holster is supple with slight scuffing and tear on closure strap. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 896823 BARREL 3 3/8" CALIBER 7.65 / 32 ACP MANUFACTURED LATE WW2. Blue finished frame and slide with Black Bakalite 2 piece checkered grips. Eagle L inspection on left trigger guard. Eagle N proof on right trigger guard. Late war production with smooth sight channel. Matching numbers on frame, slide and barrel. CONDITION. Good with pistol retaining over 90% blue finish with edge wear and some spotting on slide from storage. Action operates properly. Bore is excellent. Magazine is damaged and has a field modified base but appears to operate C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3816a BARREL 4 7/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1943. Blue finished and produced by Walther under the German Code AC43 in a stack date type marking. Dark brown bakalite grips. Eagle 359 inspections on frame, barrel, locking block and slide. Magazine is commercial pattern. CONDITION. Very fine with excellent bright bore and all matching numbers. Pistol retains over 95% blue finish and action operates properly. Grips are very good with a few minor exterior scratches. NON-IMPORT. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 86408 BARREL 3 3/4" CALIBER 7.63 / 30 LUGER MANUFACTURED 1920'S. Rust blue finish with commercial Crown "N" proofs. Checkered walnut grips. Straw finished controls and grip fitted with stock lug. Matching numbers with blank walnut based white metal magazine. CONDITION. Good with exterior having turned a mottled brown mixed with blue. Control levers have lost all traces of straw finish. Grips are full sized and slightly worn with minor chip in top of right grip at top rear. Bore is worn with frosted grooves. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 168737S BARREL 3 1/4" CALIBER 380 ACP / 9MM KURZ MANUFACTURED 1973. Blue finished with checkered black plastic grips with Walther monogram. Date code proofed in 1973. Commercially marked for INTERARMS ALEXANDRIA VA. in numbers matching box with full label, both finger rest magazine and flat base magazine, test target and instruction manual. CONDITION. Extremely fine and appears to as new with no use evident. Box and paperwork are equally fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1468147 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Produced with parkerized finish and brown checkered Keys pattern plastic grips. Barrel marked "F" for Flannery . short checkered 11-A1 trigger with checkered slide stop and safety. Narrow grooved hammer , long spur 11-A1 grip safety and grooved arched mainspring housing. Inspected "FJA" on left side of frame with "P" proof below magazine release and on top of slide forward of rear sight. Magazine is WW2 pattern w/o any markings. CONDITION. Very good as refinished with crisp markings and fine bright bore. Left grip is early Keys pattern with wide reinforcement circle around screws while right grip has narrow reinforcement s and no strengthening ribs inside. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2118963 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1945. Produced with parkerized finish and brown checkered Keys pattern plastic grips. Short checkered 11-A1 trigger, grooved safety and slide stop and narrow checkered 11-A1 hammer. Long spur 11-A1 grip safety and grooved arched mainspring housing. Inspected "FJA" on left side of frame with Ordnance wheel inspection on right rear of frame. Small "P" proof below magazine release with same on top of slide forward of rear sight. 2 line Ithaca slide markings on left side of slide. Barrel marked with "F" for Flannery.. CONDITION. Very good with over 80% parkerized finish remaining with balance thinning from period use. Action operates properly. Bore is very good and bright with slight frosting in grooves. C&R

Boxed Colt No1 Derringer by Osterman , Made to 1/2 scale with rifled bore nickel finished over brass. Engraved and marked with the traditional 2 line Colt address on top of barrel. Action operates properly. As new condition, M1A1 Thompson Sub machine gun on the 1/3 scale with parkerized finish, walnut stocks and operable action. Magazine is solid. Auto Ordnance markings on right side with proper markings on left side. Miniature all metal wheel lock pistol made on the 1/3 scale with operating action. , smooth bore and belt hook. Appears quite old and extremely well made. NON-FIREARM

Type 2 variation with B over N makers marking . Serial number 711437 . Blue finish with folding sheet metal tensioner handle. CONDITION, Very fine with no dents or abuse. Slight finish loss from period use. NON-FIREARM

SERIAL NUMBER 10342 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1917.Produced only in 1917 by The Remington UMC company. Brushed blue finish with diamond pattern checkered walnut grips, flat mainspring housing, short early grip safety and long wide checkered hammer. Inspected on left side of frame "E.E.C." as well as marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" Blue finished barrel with simple "P" proof at top. Slide marked with 3 line patent markings and Remington Arms address as well as "REMINGTON UMC" monogram. Fitted with unmarked 2 tone magazine. CONDITION. Good with slide having toned to dove grey and frame retrains 50% thinning blue. All markings and legends are crisp. Action operates properly. Grips are good with moderate wear. Bore is worn with oxidation in grooves. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 15300 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1912. Polished blue finish with diamond pattern checkered walnut grips. Inspected on left side of frame by Walter C Penfield and marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on left side of frame. Slide has early 2 line patent and Colt Hartford address and Rampant Colt at rear of slide. Proper tapered narrow front sight and rounded rear sight. Left side of slide marked "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY" Barrel is correct early barrel with "H" marking at top rear of hood and no other markings. Pistol is correct in that it has no "VP" proof on trigger guard and has single "H" inspection on topside of frame. Long smooth trigger, Long wide checkered hammer, short spur grips safety and smooth flat mainspring housing. Complete with early lanyard loop equipped key-hole slot magazine. A very uncommon pistol in its original as found configuration. CONDITION, Very fine with pistol retaining over 85% blue finish with losses at edges and period use. Bore is fair with oxidized grooves. Action operates properly. Magazine is good with slight staining at top. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 613079 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1919. Produced by Colt immediately post WW2 with brushed blue finish, 2 line slide address with Rampant Colt in center. Small Springfield acceptance inspection on left side above magazine release. Barrel is blue finish with intertwined "HP" on top of hood of chamber. Checkered diamond pattern walnut grips. Long wide checkered hammer with short spur grips Long smooth trigger. safety and smooth flat mainspring housing. Comes with unmarked 2 tone magazine. CONDITION. Good with the slide having turned mostly grey with blue in protected areas. The frame retains 25% blue with thinning and losses at grip straps. The bore is very good and bright. The action operates properly. The grips are very good with slight wear but no material losses. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2000r BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA, MANUFACTURED 41. Produced in Nazi Germany under the German code "byf" with chamber dated 41. All blue finished with checkered black plastic grips and fxo/37 marked black plastic based blue finished magazine. Pistol is found to have all matching serial numbers. CONDITION, Very good with pistol retaining over 95% blue finish with some light holster wear. Bore is very fine and bright. Action operates properly. Grips are very good with little wear. Magazine is very good with no chips at base. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3690t BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1935. Produced under the German code S/42 for Mauser and the chamber dated "G" for 1935.Rust blue finished with straw finished trigger magazine release and take down lever. Eagle 63 inspection on barrel and frames. Checkered walnut grips Nickel finished magazine with alloy base and Eagle 63 inspection. CONDITION, Very good with pistol retaining over 95% blue finish with slight edge wear and having a very good bright bore. Action operates properly. Grips are good with left grip having a very small chip at top rear. All numbers matching with exception of magazine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 364033K BARREL 3 1/4" CALIBER 7.65 / .32 ACP MANUFACTURED 1942. Produced at Walther under German Gov't control and inspected with Eagle "N" and Eagle C with secondary war time polish and blue and checkered mottled brown plastic Walther grips with Walther in ribbon monogram. Serial numbered on both frame and slide. Fitted with Walther marked flat base magazine. CONDITION, Very good with crisp markings and legends. Pistol retains over 90% blue finish with holster wear on slide. Bore is very fine and bright. Action operates properly. Grips are very good with very slight warpage and the typical small stress cracks at screw. A scarce Eagle C Walther. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 67347 BARREL 4 1/4" CALIBER 9MM PARA, MANUFACTURED WW2. Manufactured at Fabrique Nationale in Herstal Belgium under German occupation. Blue finished with varnished checkered walnut grips and Tangent rear sight. Eagle WaA103 German inspections on slide , frame and barrel, Numbers are matching on slide, frame and barrel and pistol retains proper Belgian magazine with alloy follower. CONDITION, Very good with some very minor finish spotting. Pistol retains over 95% blue finish with excellent bright bore. Grips are very fine with little wear. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3652s BARREL 4 7/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1944. Blue finished with black plastic grips Marked AC44. Eagle135 inspections on slide, barrel. locking block and frame. All matching numbers. CONDITION, Very good with pistol retaining over 90% blue finish with losses at front grip strap and slight edge wear. Bore is brilliant bright. Action operates properly. Grips are good with some light surface scratches. Magazine is properly inspected Eagle 135 but is spotted and retains 20% blue finish. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 8735b BARREL 4 7/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced in Germany during WW2 under the code AC for Walther and dated 44. Matching serial numbers including locking block. Blue finished with brown bakalite grips. Inspected with German Eagle WaA359. Comes in Field modified holster with spare magazine. CONDITION, Very good with pistol retaining over 70% blue finish with balance turning grey. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Grips are very good with no chips or cracks. Action operates properly. Holster is good with supple leather and solid stitching. Spare magazine is good and without German makers inspections. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 8294-NM BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1961. Built specifically for the target shooting and National Match competition. The Nation Match Colt 45 Automatic has high polished blue frame and slide. Adjustable skeletonized trigger. Rubber slide. Target Elliason adjustable rear sight and patridge target front sight. Tuned action with fitted slide to frame. National match barrel and fitted bushing. Grooved front strap and grooved flat mainspring housing. Narrow grooved hammer . Checkered walnut grips with gold Rampant Colt monograms. CONDITION, Very fine with over 98% blue finish remaining with brilliant bright shiny bore. Action operates properly. Grips are excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 626690 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Parkerized finish with checkered brown plastic Keys pattern grips. Inspected on left side of frame G.H.D. with small "P" proof below magazine release. Left side of frame marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" Top of slide marked with small "P" proof forward of rear sight. Left side of slide has 2 line Colt address without Rampant Colt. Frame and slide are matching serial numbers. Barrel is marked "COLT 45 AUTO" on lower left side of chamber. Right side of frame has Ordnance wheel inspection and serial number in proper location. Checkered safety and slide stop Checkered milled short trigger. Wide short checkered hammer, Long spur 11-A1 grip safety and checkered arched mainspring housing. Magazine is blue finished with commercial Colt markings with Rampant colt. CONDITION, Very good with over 70% thin parkerized finish remaining. Action operates properly. Grips are good with moderate holster wear. Bore is good with slight oxidation in grooves. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1015655 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Produced by Remington Rand with a parkerized finish and fitted with checkered brown plastic Keys pattern grips. short stamped 11-A1 pattern trigger with Blue finished barrel marked "S P" on left trunnion. Slide is marked with 2 line small Remington Rand marking. Left side of frame is inspected FJA with small "P" proof below magazine release. Left side of frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY. Right side of frame has Ordnance wheel inspection and serial number. Top of slide has small "P" proof forward of rear sight. Grooved slide stop and checkered safety. Long spur 11-A1 pattern grip safety with narrow checkered hammer, checkered arched mainspring housing. Magazine is marked "L" on toe for M.S. Little manufacture. CONDITION, Very good and original. Pistol retains over 97% parkerized finish. Bore is very good with a trace of oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly. Grips are very good with slight wear. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2350w BARREL 4 7/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced at Spreewerke Under German military occupation using the code CYQ in November 1944. Blue finish with dark brown bakalite grips. German Eagle 88 inspections on frame slide barrel and locking block. Magazine is marked jvd WaA106 inspectors marking. All numbers are matching and NON-IMPORT. CONDITION, Very fine with fine bright bore and properly operating action. Grips are very fine with no chips or cracks. Pistol retains over 90% blue finish with slight high point edge wear and front strap being worn. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 4" CALIBER .45ACP MANUFACTURED 1943. Produced in secrecy by the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors in Anderson Indiana for support of resistance fighters and gorilla warfare against the Axis powers in Europe , Asia and the Pacific. Produced of sheet metal stampings with a cast zinc cocking handle and smooth bore. The pistols were originally housed in a pictorial cardboard box with 10 rounds of steel cased FA-43 dated .45 acp ammunition and a wooden dowel for cartridge extraction. Included was a pictorial or cartoon instruction manual. Designated as the FP-45 (flare pistol .45 caliber) to further hide the actual intention of these pistols. Originally the pistols were air dropped in Europe, Asia and the Pacific to both demoralize opposing forces and to arm freedom fighters. CONDITION, Good with fully operational action. Externally the pistol still remains in the white as was produced. Some small areas of period oxidation are evident in protected areas. Base plate is a contemporary replacement. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 4144687. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. Made late 1943, early 1944. Barrel is Buffalo Arms production (military contractor), and is dated "11-43". No import marks found. National Postal Meter slide, bolt (flat type), trigger housing, and safety (push type). Hammer is Inland, as is the flip rear sight. Narrow front band is unmarked, as is the recoil plate. Irwin Pedersen marked two rivet hand guard. "TRIMBLE/TN" marked in the stock channel, which was a contractor for NPM. Boxed "NPM" cartouche on the right side of the stock, behind the crossed cannons cartouche. Parkerized finish and oiled wood stock. Includes an original green canvas sling and metal oiler. No magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Wood has minor scrapes, scratches and dents. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 22460. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1942. Inland barrel dated "7-42". No import marks found. All parts appear to be Inland, including the stock and hand guard. Most parts are early, including the flat bolt and narrow band. There is a crossed cannons cartouche, and flaming bomb in the inside of the stock channel. Early flip up rear sight. Metal components have been arsenal re-parkerized at some point. Wood has its original light oil finish. Tan canvas sling is original, as is the oiler. No magazine included. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the stock. Both have only a few minor handling marks. Bore has some minor frosting in the middle, but is otherwise clean. Strong rifling retained. Fine mechanics. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1755876. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. Made as part of the first contract assigned to Rock Ola Music Corp. Barrel is "ROCK-OLA" marked, and has a "P" firing proof. All parts are early Rock Ola production, including the stock and hand guard, which are both "RMC" marked. There is a faint boxed "RMC" cartouche on the left side, in addition to a crossed cannons cartouche. Standard blade front sight and flip up rear. Original parkerized finish and oiled wood stock. Includes original green canvas sling (unmarked), and metal oiler. No magazine. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with some wear on the barrel. Wood has a few minor scratches and dents. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1864678. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. The receiver on this gun is part of the initial 50,000 that were sent from Irwin Pedersen to Saginaw for completion. Barrel is "BUFFALO ARMS/9-1943" marked, all over a flaming bomb. No import marks found. Bolt, slide and hammer are marked "S'G' ". Other small parts are Irwin Pedersen production, which is very plausible, as Irwin Pedersen sent a vast majority of their parts to Saginaw. Stock and hand guard are both marked "IR-IP", indicating Irwin Pedersen production. There is a crossed cannons cartouche on the left side, above a boxed "S'G' " cartouche. Standard blade front sight and flip up rear. Original phosphate finish on the metal components. Oiled wood stock and hand guard. Original green canvas sling (undated) and metal oiler. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light wear on the barrel. Wood has a few minor handling marks and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1261331. BARREL: 18", CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. Made in the first block assigned to Winchester. Barrel is "W" marked, with no date, but a Winchester proof is present. No import marks found. Mixed parts. Slide is Saginaw, bolt Underwood, trigger housing National Postal Meter. Hand guard is "RMC" marked. Stock and lug are "W" marked. Rack number on the heel of the receiver, "0051", which is also found on the right side of the butt stock. Blade front sight and late War adjustable rear. Arsenal re-applied parkerized finish. Oiled wood stock and forearm. International Silver 15 round blued steel magazine. Includes attached reproduction green canvas sling and oiler (missing top). CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with general wear. Wood has handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1476588. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1934. Barrel is Springfield production and is dated "4-36", under a flaming bomb. "P" firing proof on the barrel as well. Star gauged muzzle. Bolt is "R" marked for Remington. Boxed "AAHO" cartouche on the left side of the stock. "P" on the wrist. Standard 1903 sights. Parkerized finish. Oiled wood C-grip stock and forearm. Checkered metal butt plate with trap door for cleaning kit. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light edge wear. Wood has a few handling marks and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 25201. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: 8MM. MANUFACTURED: 1944. Made at the Mauser Oberndorf factory. No import marks found. Matching serials on the receiver, trigger guard, floor plate, bolt release, bolt, bolt components and bands. Plenty of strong Waffenamts throughout. There is a crisp "eagle/swastika/WaA135" on the left side of the butt. Standard K98 sights. Original front sight hood. No cleaning rod. Military blued finish and oiled wood stock. Includes attached leather sling (post war). CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with some signs of polish. Wood is very good overall with a few handling marks scratches. Bore is clean overall with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1102r. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: 8MM. MANUFACTURED: 1940. Made by Sauer & Sohn. No import marks found. Matching serials throughout, including the stock. "eagle/37" Waffenamt's throughout. Faint Heer marks on the right side of the butt stock. Standard K98 sights. No sight hood or cleaning rod. Original military blued finish and oiled laminate wood stock. Flat metal butt plate. Includes attached period leather sling. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with brown patina forming in areas. Some signs of buffing in areas. Wood has scrapes, scratches and dents. Hand guard has surface cracks. Bore has a lightly frosted surface, with strong rifling retained. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: B457. BARREL: 27". CALIBER: .308/7.62X51 NATO. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Built on an Israeli marked surplus kit by Wells Custom Gun Makers LLC. Mixed kit, with most parts looking to be Saginaw or RIA production. Right sight plate has recreated Saginaw type markings. "7.62" marked on the bolt, rear sight and left side plate. Newly applied parkerized finish. Attached are original pintle mount. Includes a 1942 Colson production M2 tripod mount, and a .30 caliber can with a parts pouch and 250 round cloth belt inside. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light handling marks. Bore is clean overall with strong rifling retained. Mount is very good with light wear. The spring is absent from the tripod mount. MODERN

78" total in length. Scaled up, class room cut away of a Browning 1919A4 medium machine gun. Moving parts, such as the top cover, hammer, trigger and charging handle. No visible markings. Gray parkerized finishes. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with light wear and scratches. Some light surface corrosion. Action appears to be seized, but will loosen up with light TLC. NON FIREARM

SERIAL NUMBER: 3634332. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1945. Receiver was made in March of 1945, with the Springfield barrel being marked "3-45". No import marks found. Springfield marked operating rod. Bolt and late war style trigger group are "W.R.A." marked. Late war pattern sights (not lock bar). Arsenal re-parkerized. Oiled wood stock, with "P" firing proof on the wrist. Painted over rack number on the bottom of the wrist. Checkered metal butt plate with proper trapdoor for cleaning kit (cleaning kit not included). Includes CMP case and certificate. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light finish wear. Wood has a few minor scrapes, scratches and dents. Bore is lightly frosted, with very good overall rifling retained. Mechanically fine. Case is excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 5097392. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1956. No import marks found. Barrel is "LMR" production and is dated "12-54". Bolt and operating rod are "IHC" marked. Trigger group is Springfield production, as are the sights, which are standard. Parkerized finish. Modern production "CMP" marked oiled finished wood stock. Includes CMP issued hard case and purchase certificate. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with general finish wear. Wood is excellent. Bore is clean overall, with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Case is excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: DG4205. BARREL: 28-1/2". CALIBER: 7.62X54R. MANUFACTURED: 1943. Izhevsk Arsenal production. Arsenal refurbished circa 1950'S. Import marked on the barrel. Matching serials on the barrel shank, bolt, trigger guard and butt plate. Scope mount was Electro pencil matched at the Arsenal. Standard M91/30 sights. Arsenal re-blued metal components. Lacquered wood stock. Includes attached 1941 dated PU scope, lens covers, scope cover and original green canvas sling. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood. Clean bore, with light frosting in the grooves. Very good overall rifling retained. Mechanically fine. Scope is excellent. Optic has a slight fog. Reticle remains crisp. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 62107 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 9MM PARA, MANUFACTURED 1916-18. Blue finished with Grooved walnut grips with "9" on both sides. Matching serial numbers, including all internal parts. Slide adjustable rear sight graduated to 500 yards. "U" crown proof on left side of chamber with Imperial proof on right side of chamber. "NS" ( New Safety) marked hammer, Short extractor, with fire blue finished sight slide, bolt guide , extractor and safety. Pistol is housed in correct military pattern, Imperial inspected wooden shoulder stock / holster with mounting iron. Also included in correct 1916 dated leather stock holster marked "L. ESTELMANN 1916" with cleaning rod and spare magazine spring. CONDITION, Very fine with pistol retaining over 97% blue finish with slight loss of finish on barrel from holster storage and slight high point wear. Safety , sight slide , bolt guide and extractor all retain at least 855 fire blue finish. Bore is excellent and bright. Grips are very fine , full sized with 98% red paint remaining in "9" monogram on grips. Action operates properly. Stock is numbered to another pistol but is correct military pattern and is very fine with no cracks . Leather remains very fine , supple and with solid stitching. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 52307 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER .30 MAUSER / 7.63 MAUSER MANUFACTURED 1905. Polished blue finished pistol with grooved 2 piece walnut grips. Straw finished trigger with fire blue finished short extractor, sight slide, safety and bolt guide. Marked on left side of frame"VON LENGERKE & DETMOLD NEW-YORK" Right side of frame is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A NEKAR" Matching numbers through out pistol with proper commercial Mauser Banner marked shoulder stock / holster. Commercial stocks are NOT numbered from the factory on the iron. "U" crown proofed on left side of chamber with 1000 meter marked sight . CONDITION, Very fine with pistol retaining over 98% factory blue finish and over 95% fire blue finishes. Bore is brilliant bright and action operates properly. Grips are superb with a few period of use scratches and impressions. Stock is equally fine with no cracks and a few minor period dents and impressions. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 8197 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 30 MAUSER / 7.63 MAUSER MANUFACTURED 1897. Superb factory rust blue finish with fire blue finished long extractor, sight slide, safety , firing pin gate and bolt guide. "U" crown proofed on left side of extractor with "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF /N" on top chamber flat. 500 meter graduated rear sight with wide round pattern trigger and "Cone Hammer". Matching numbers found on all numbered parts both internally and externally as well as on grips. Pistol is complete with proper early pattern shoulder stock / holster with numbers matching stock iron. CONDITION, Very fine with pistol retaining over 96% factory rust blue finish with blue thinning on barrel from holster use. Bore is very fine with slight evidence of oxidation in grooves. Over 80% of the fire blue finish remains on the sight slide, bolt guide, long narrow extractor, firing pin gate and safety. Grips are extremely fine with most original finish remaining. All numbers are matching including the stock iron, internal numbers and grips. The shoulder stock is very good with period of use bruises and impressions and evidence of added finish. Action operates properly. A fine example of the Antique range system Mauser Broomhandle pistol. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 3225 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 30 MAUSER / 7.63 MAUSER MANUFACTURED 1897. Antique Mauser C96 Conehammer Broomhandle pistol with rare "MAUSER CARTRIDGE 303" marked slide adjustable rear sight graduated from 100-300 yards. These sights are attributed to pistols marketed by Westley Richards & Company and only appear on the early Conehammer pistol. Rust blue finish with fire blue finish on sight slide, firing pin gate, bolt guide, long narrow extractor and safety. Crown "U" proof on left side of chamber Top chamber flat marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N" Top of bright polished rear sight is marked "MAUSER CARTRIDGE 303" and is graduated 100/200/300. Pistol has all matching numbers including grips . The pistol has a Siamese Charka marking on the backstrap just above the stock mounting slot. CONDITION, Very fine as period refinished with fine bright bore. Pistol retains over 97% blue with over 95% fire blue finish. Grips are very fine with evidence of added finish. Stock is very fine and without cracks and has been period refinished. Stock iron is without any number. Action operates properly. ANTQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 27075 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 7.63 MAUSER /030 MAUSER MANUFACTURED 1900. Rust blue finish with fire blue appointments. Grooved walnut 2 piece walnut grips. Frame slotted for shoulder stock / holster. Top chamber flat marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N" slide adjustable rear sight graduated 50-1000. All matching serial number both internally and externally. Complete with numbers matching wooden shoulder stock that is relief carved with acorns and oak leaves in the Germanic style. CONDITION, Very fine with pistol retaining over 97% finish with some thinning on barrel and patina on grip straps. Grips are very fine. Bore is very fine and bright. All markings crisp. Action operates properly. Stock is very fine with a couple small cracks at button and on back cracks but otherwise very fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 892457 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 7.63 MAUSER / 30 MAUSER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1930'S. Extremely successful late production Mauser Broomhandle pistol with the majority of production being exported. Blue finish with grooved 2 piece walnut stocks. Slotted for shoulder stock / holster. Slide adjustable rear sight graduated 50-1000. Left side of frame marked with Mauser banner. Right side marked with traditional 3 line Mauser address. Top of chamber marked with "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N" Left side of chamber marked serial number and Crown"U" proofs. CONDITION. Very fine with pistol retaining 97% blue finish with excellent bright bore and properly operating action. Matching numbers through out. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 7511 BARREL 403/4" CALIBER 9MM PARA, MANUFACTURED 1937. Produced in Pre-WW2 Poland with black checkered synthetic grips marked "VIS", Slotted for shoulder stock and equipped with triple latch configuration. Left side of slide marked with "F.B.RADOM VIS-35 , 1937" With Polish Eagle in center. Matching numbers on slide , barrel and frame assemblies. The 1937 Eagle Radom is one of the most difficult examples to find. CONDITION, Very fine with the pistol retaining over 95% blue finish with a couple spots of holster wear at front of grip frame and high point edges. Bore is brilliant bright. All numbers matching, Action operates properly. Grips are excellent with no chips , cracks or distress. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 757b BARREL 4" CALIBER 9MM PARA, MANUFACTURED 1940. Produced by Mauserwerke in 1940 with blue finish and checkered walnut grips. Chamber dated 1940 with toggle marked "42" indicating Mauser manufacture. Traditional P-08 Luger configuration with backstrap marked with German Navy marking "N4287" Most of the German Navy marked Lugers ended up at the bottom of the ocean and did not survive the war. CONDITION. Very good with fine bore and properly operating action. Grips are very good with US Soldiers service number written inside of right grip. Pistol retains over 80% blue finish with balance turning and honest period of use patina. All numbers are matching with exception of period replaced magazine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 450630. BARREL: 3-1/2". CALIBER: 7.65MM. MANUFACTURED: 1930'S. Typically purchased by officers, this gun shipped to Japan circa 1938-39. There is a small Japanese Character next to the serial number. Typical Belgian markings/proofs on the frame, slide and barrel. No import marks. Matching serials on the frame and slide. Typical sights, blued finish and checkered horn grips, with "FNH" embellished on the top. No magazine. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with general wear and some light cleaned pitting on the muzzle end of the slide. Grips have minor handling marks, chips and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 69805-C. BARREL: 6-1/4". CALIBER: .22LR. MANUFACTURED: 1953. Standard markings and features. This gun was owned by a Mr. James Spillett, a corporal in the U.S. Military. He was stationed in Austria, with the card being dated "55". Blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory blued finish and checkered brown plastic grips. Includes factory blued steel magazine, period leather holster and original manual as well. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with general wear and scratches. Grips have a few scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Magazine is excellent. Holster has light wear. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 3742. BARREL: 7-3/4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER MANUFACTURED: 1915. Designed to be used with a shoulder stock and often issued to artillery regiments. Imperial proofs on the right side of the chamber. Eagle on the right side of the barrel. No import marks found. All matching, including the checkered wood grips. Toggle pin is not numbered. Blade front sight, with rear tangent adjustable to 800 meters. Original blue and straw finishes. Includes an unnumbered wood bottom magazine. CONDITION: Blue and straw finishes are excellent overall, with light wear, and approximately 90% plus of both finishes remaining. Grips are excellent with crisp checkering. Bore is frosted, with good overall rifling. Magazine has light finish wear. There is a chip on the wood bottom. Magazine is ill fitting to the gun. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 30064. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1945. Made under German occupation, at the Kongsberg factory. Standard Norwegian markings, including "K" inspector marks. There is an "eagle/WaA84" on the left side of the slide. No import marks found. Matching serials on the slide, frame, trigger and safety. Barrel is not numbered, being marked "RP" on the bottom. Standard blade front sight and u-notch rear. Light phosphate finish. Checkered lacquered grips. Includes a new made KM Tool phosphate finished seven round magazine. CONDITION: Metal is very excellent overall, with light wear. Grips are excellent, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Magazine is excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 7123V. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 1938. Police pistol, with an "eagle/K", proof on the right side of the chamber. No import marks found. Mostly matching, minus the safety lever and firing pin. Mauser banner on the toggle. Sear safety added. There is a "crown/U" proof on the left side of the chamber. Blued finish, with later production pressed wood grips. Includes a phosphate finished magazine, with an aluminum bottom, (un-numbered). CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear. Grips are excellent. Bore is clean overall, with very good rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light finish wear. Fairly scarce gun, with about 275 thought to have been purchased by the police that year. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1351791. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1942. Early production gun, in the first contract awarded to Underwood. Barrel is Underwood production and is dated "11-42", over a flaming bomb. No import marks found. All internal parts look to be Underwood production, as are the stock and hand guard. There is an "AAV" arsenal re-build stamp on the left side of the stock. Illegible inspectors cartouche on the right side of the butt. "P" firing proof on the wrist. Rack number, "163" on the forearm. Blade front sight and two position flip rear (looks to be Inland production). Arsenal re-applied parkerized finish. Oiled wood stock and forearm. Includes period green canvas sling and oiler. No magazine included. CONDITION: Metal is very good-excellent overall, with some light wear on various parts. Wood has minor handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1774088. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. One of the few Irwin Pedersen completed guns, with some parts being supplied by Saginaw for completion. Barrel is Underwood production and is dated "2-43", over a flaming bomb. Slide is marked "S'G' " on the inside of the slide well. Trigger group, hammer, safety (push button), bolt (flat style) and rear sight (two position flip) are all Irwin Pederson production. Hand guard is Irwin Pederson marked, "IR-IP" on the inside channel. Stock is Saginaw production, and has a boxed "S'G' " cartouche on the left side, all under a crossed cannons cartouche. Circled "P" firing proof on the wrist. Rack number, "1064" written horizontally on the fore arm. Original parkerized finish and oiled wood stock. Includes attached tanf canvas sling (undated) and metal oiler. No magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light wear. Wood has handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Sling has light wear and discoloration. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 3655648. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. Made late 1943 in one of the first blocks assigned to IBM. Barrel is marked "8-43" and is IBM production. No import marks found. Bolt (flat type), slide (type 3), hammer and magazine release are all IBM production. Hand guard and stock are "JLB" marked, who was a contractor for IBM. Faint cartouches on the right side of the butt stock. Single band with no bayonet lug. Blade front sight and two position flip rear (looks to be Inland production). Original parkerized finish and oiled wood stock. Includes attached green canvas sling and metal oiler. No magazine. CONDITION: Metal is very good-excellent overall, with light wear. Wood has a few minor handling marks, scrapes, scratches and dents. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Sling has wear and discoloration. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 2189734. BARREL 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. Barrel is dated "2-44" and is Underwood production. No import marks found. All internal parts look to be Standard Products marked, including the stock lug. Hand guard and stock are Standard Products contractor production. Blade front sight and two position flip rear (looks to be Standard Products production). Original parkerized finish. Stock has been lightly sanded and oiled. Includes attached period green canvas sling (undated) and metal oiler. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with most of the wear on the barrel. Wood is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Sling has wear and discoloration. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1563598. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1943. Barrel is Rock Ola production and is dated "3-43", with a "P" firing proof below that. Gas block is Rock Ola marked. Type 1 band, rear flip sight, bolt (type II), slide (type II), trigger housing and hammer are all Quality Hardware production. Stock and hand guard are "RMC" marked. Blade front sight and push button safety. Original parkerized finish. Stock has been sanded and oiled. Includes attached green canvas sling (undated) and metal oil bottle. No magazine. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear. Wood is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Sling has light wear. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 1017. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .22LR. MANUFACTURED: 1920's. Springfield marked barrel, dated "12-22" under a flaming bomb. Early pattern bolt is not numbered. Drilled receiver and barrel for scope blocks. Front globe sight with circled aperture. Factory installed Lyman rear peep sight. Original blued finish. Oiled wood stock with checkered metal butt plate. No magazine included. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with general wear and some gray patina forming. Wood has scratches and handling marks. Bore is clean overall with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 77606. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 6.5X55 SWEDISH. MANUFACTURED: 1906. Standard issue in Norwegian service from 1894-WW2. No import marks found. Matching serials on the receiver, stock, butt plate, trigger guard , bands and rear sight. Bolt does notch match. Original blade front sight and rear ladder adjustable to 2200 meters. Original blued finish and oiled wood furniture. Smooth metal butt plate with a trapdoor for cleaning kit. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with general wear and brown patina. Wood is very good overall, with minor scrapes and scratches. Bore is frosted with strong rifling retained. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 6009 BARREL 22" CALIBER 7.5 SWISS MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1893. Blue finished barrel and receiver with bright finished straight pull bolt assembly/ Full length walnut stock and handguard. Swiss cross inspected on receiver bridge and stock. First straight pull rifle of Swiss adoption with approx, 7000 produced. CONDITION, Very good with 85% blue finish remaining with bright sharp bore and properly operating action. Stocks are very good with bruises and impressions. Magazine is mismatched by number. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 62L0994 BARREL 25" CALIBER .303 BRITISH MANUFACTURED 1944. Blue finished with 10 round detachable magazine. 4 piece walnut oil finished stocks with alloy butt plate with trap for cleaning equipment. Mounted with Parker Hale 5-C micrometer Target receiver sight and complete with matching front sight cover. CONDITION. Very fine with excellent bright bore and properly operating action. Rifle retains over 95% blue finish. Stocks are very fine. Bolt not numbered to rifle. A very fine Long Branch SMLE C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3622588 BARREL 24" CALIBER 30-06 SPRINGFIELD MANUFACTURED 1945 /52. Produced at Springfield Armory in 1945 and later Arsenal rebuilt in 1952 to M1D sniper rifle with new SA 1-52 dated Barrel and scope base and proper M84 scope with post and cross wire reticle. Stock was fitted with 2-52 dated leather MRT marked cheek rest. These are the Sniper rifle of the Korean Conflict and early Vietnam era. Circle "P" inspection at wrist and all proper Springfield trigger group, bolt, operating rod and internal components. Mounted with correct M2 Cone Flash hider. This is not a CMP assembled Knock-off rifle. CONDITION. Very fine with superb bright bore with sharp rifling. Metal retail over 95% parkerized finish. Stocks are very fine with proper linseed oil finish and have a few minor period of use impressions and bruises. The action operates properly and the optics are clear. Leather cheek piece remains supple with solid stitching. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 4398414. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1952. No import marks found. Barrel is Springfield production, and is dated "3-52". "RA" marked National Match operating rod. Springfield marked bolt and trigger group. Trigger guard is "W.R.A." marked. Blade front sight and standard adjustable rear. Arsenal re-parkerized metal components. Modern production, "CMP" marked oiled wood stock, with new metal butt plate. Includes CMP hard case and purchase certificate. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear. Wood is excellent overall. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 3245092. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1942. No import marks. Barrel is "RA" production, and is dated "5-44" under a flaming bomb. Most small parts are Remington production, with "R" stamps, including the bolt. No markings on the wood. Blade front sight and rear ladder adjustable to 2700 meters. Nicely re-parkerized finish. Two bolt, finger groove, straight grip stock has a beautiful light oil finish. Smooth metal butt plate. Includes attached reproduction green canvas sling. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as professionally restored. Front sight blade was painted white at some point. Wood is excellent as well. Bore is shiny with crisp four groove rifling. Sling is excellent. A very clean looking rifle. C&R

SERIAL C261896. BARREL 4". CALIBER .38 SPECIAL. MADE IN 1953. Produced during the Korean war, some of which were ordered by the Marine Corps and are rarely seen today as total shipped was very limited. The factory letter accompanying this gun states that it was shipped to the Marine Corps supply annex in Barstow California, December of 1953. Factory letter also confirms the caliber, finish, grips and barrel length. The back strap is stamped US Property. There are proof "P" stamps on the left side of frame, back of cylinder and under the barrel. Gun has a lanyard ring attached. It is built on the square butt K-frame with 5-screws, pinned barrel with blue finish and case color hammer & trigger. Walnut grips have the diamond and the inner black disc with matching serial number on inner right panel. Matching serial number on back of cylinder and under the barrel. CONDITION, Solid 98%. Just a light drag line and few spots of high edge wear and light handling. Superb bore and action. Face of cylinder shows little to no burn. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 3266X. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 1937. "S/42" marked toggle, being made at Mauser. Pre war "eagle/63" proofs on the right side of the chamber. Small import mark on the right side of the frame. Matching serial numbers throughout, including the checkered wood grips (arsenal re-numbered). Standard sights. Arsenal re-blued finish. Includes a non matching "eagle/63" aluminum bottom magazine. Also includes a "1937" dated brown leather holster with original metal takedown tool. Holster maker is illegible. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with a few handling marks and scratches. Grips are very good overall. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light wear. Holster is good overall, with wear and discoloration. Top and strap have heavy crazing. Stitching is coming apart around the edges. C&R

SERIAL 5865. BARREL 30". CALIBER 30-40 KRAG. These rifles were the main long arm weapon in the War with Spain in 1898. They were updated by the factory from the original 1892 Model to include the updated 1896 rear sight and handguard. The frame is stamped 1894 Springfield Armory 5865. Still has the original top bolt safety. Standard finish in blue and oil quenched. Stock is full length walnut with visible SWP 1898 cartouche with P on wrist. Rifle has the two frog brass and leather sling. Also comes with correct brass muzzle cover. Condition. Excellent, nice dark wood with nominal bruises. Barrel retains at least 90% blue. Frame, side plate and magazine are a soft homogenous mottled gray. Bore is sharp. Really crisp and handsome early Krag rifle. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 2051. BARREL 20". CALIBER 50. MADE 1863-65. Breech Loading carbine , saddle ring & bar, round blue barrel with two leaf folding rear sight, walnut butt stock, exposed hammer, tip up barrel. This model shows documented use during the war by the 9th & 11th Indiana union cavalry as well as the 11th Tennessee. Condition. Near mint showing no actual war use. 90% dulling case colors, some nitre blue on concentric screws, near mint stock with near perfect cartouche on left side, 98% blue finish on barrel, as new crisp rifling and shiny grooves. Even the butt plate shows flashes of color. Would be hard to find a nicer example. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 159603. BARREL 3". CALIBER 7.65. Barrel is date marked 63. This is blue example with two piece brown plastic Walther banner grips and one original magazine. Comes in worn original box with paperwork and test target numbered to gun. The barrel and frame have the German proof eagle. The first appearance of the PPK in the James Bond film Dr No was in 1962. Condition. Appears to be in as new condition. C&R

SERIAL H5285. BARREL 29". CALIBER 7X57. First supplied by the Ludwig Loewe & Co during 1895-1896. Frame stamped LOEWE BERLIN. Walnut stock, single barrel band with metal fore-end tip with bayonet lug, metal cleaning rod, blue finish, standard rear folding sight, sling swivels. Stock has Chilean crest with date. Matching serial numbers on frame, stock, cleaning rod , floor plate. Bolt stamped F2590. Chilean crest on receiver. Fire blue bolt release. No import stamps. Bolt in the white. Condition. Metal finish is 98% or better with nearly all the bright blue on bolt release. Stock is excellent with few usual small dings and impressions. Mirror bore. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 3143 BARREL 5" CALIBER PMM PARA, MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1939. Commercially finished and proofed Eagle "N" on frame and barrel. The predecessor to the Walther P-38 the HP ( Heeres Pistole) had a very limited commercial offering with some being sold in Germany and Austria to the civilian market as well as a military contract to Sweden. Upon being adopted by Germany as the official sidearm it was renamed the P-38 produced by Mauser, Walther, SpreeWerke as well as abroad in France under the German code SVW. High polish blue with matching serial numbers on slide, frame barrel and locking block. Fitted with grooved brown Bakalite grips and a war time blue finished magazine marked "P.38v" on left side. CONDITION, Good with 75% blue finish remaining on slide, 90% blue finish on barrel and 60% blue finish on frame. Grips are very fine with no distress. Bore is dark with visible rifling and action operates properly. Most of these early production HP Pistols ended up being used during WW2 as private purchase arms and have a relatively low survival rate. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 12578 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1917. Produced by Remington-Umc under contract for the US Dept of War for issue during WW1. Blue finished with checkered walnut grips, long smooth trigger, short spur grip safety, flat mainspring housing, Long wide spur trigger, checkered safety and checkered slide release. Barrel is proofed with intertwined "HP" on top of chamber. Slide has traditional 3 line Remington UMC slide address. Two tone magazine with "R" marking on top of lip. Frame is EEC inspected fore Chapman (only inspector of REM-UMC 1911's). with Springfield Eagle proof above magazine release. CONDITION, Pistol remains fine with 30% blue mixed with patina on frame Slide is period refinished. Bore is dark with visible rifling. Action operates properly. Grips are good with moderate wear but little distress. Magazine is very fine with dent to lower lip. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 5418m BARREL 6" CALIBER 7.63 LUGER / .30 LUGER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1920. Produced by DWM with blue finish and straw finished trigger, safety, takedown latch and magazine release. Matching serial numbers and proofed with Crown "N" proofs on barrel, bolt head and upper frame. Checkered walnut grips. DWM in script on toggle. Drift adjustable front sight with Slide adjustable Navy Pattern 200 meter rear sight. Grip frame is equipped with stock lug for shoulder stock. Marked GERMANY for export on barrel. condition. Very fine as refinished with brilliant bright bore and fine checkered grips. Action operates properly. Magazine is proper unnumbered wood based example with contemporary wood base. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1688913 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced by Colt for US Gov't issue during WW2. Parkerized finish with "G.H.D." inspectors markings above magazine release with "P" proof below release. 2 line Colt slide address with Rampant Colt in center. Checkered walnut grips with theatre applied "USN" carved on left grip and "0002" on right grip. Barrel marked "COLT 45 AUTO" on left underside of chamber. Checkered safety and slide release, short 11-A1 stamped trigger, narrow checkered hammer, long spur grip safety checkered arched mainspring housing and "S" marked WW2 blue finished magazine. Slide is numbered under firing pin gate 810503. CONDITION, Very good as refinished with excellent bright bore with some oxidation in grooves. Grips are very good as theatre modified. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2121 BARREL 21 1/2" CALIBER 11MM WERDER ( 11X50R) MANUFACTURED 1874.The Gendarmerie Werder Short Rifle. The Bavarians contracted with August Francotte of Liege for manufacture and ordered 2,639 such rifles. The Werder Gendarmerie rifle M1869/73 was not only carried by the police, but also by customs formations. In 1874 an additional 600 rifles were ordered to equip the Zollwache (customs officers) as well as 100 more rifles for the General Customs Administration. In 1875, 50 more rifles were ordered for the rural police. Thus the total production of the Gendarmerie rifle officially came to 3,389 examples. Being an exceptionally rare Bavarian Carbine manufactured by August Francotte and so marked on top of barrel, with matching serial numbers. Also has the "GF" inspection of the receiver bridge. CONDITION, Very good with excellent bright bore and properly operating action. Metal remains Armory Bright with crisp markings. The stock is oil finished with a very light indiscernible cartouche on right side of butt. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 17" CALIBER 11 MAUSER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1885. Extremely rare Mauser Commercial Sporting Carbine. Tube magazine fed with magazine cut-off like its Military cousin. Checkered oil finished stock with smooth steel butt plate. Small ladder adjustable rear sight graduated from 200-900 meters. Ornate steel trigger guard . Unmarked with exception of "R" on left side of receiver indicating the "Repeating" position of the magazine cut-off. Very few of the commercial carbines are known other thane example featured in books. This example is a recent discovery and not previously ever offered. CONDITION, Very fine with receiver remaining Armory bright. Barrel and magazine retain and abundance of the period rust blue finish with slight losses. The bore is brilliant bright. Action and magazine selector operate properly. Extremely uncommon commercial Mauser carbine. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 141210 BARREL 23" CALIBER 7.5X55 SWISS MANUFACTURED 1926. Blue finished with oil finished walnut finger groove stock and handguard. Matching serial numbers with exception of magazine with "P" private purchase marking on left side of receiver. The Schmidt Ruben straight pull action is one of the finest and most refined military rifles ever developed. CONDITION, Very good with small amounts of metal finish loss from use. The stocks are good with period of use impressions and bruises but no cracks. The action operates properly and smoothly. Small import marking on underside of barrel. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 801360 BARREL 25 1/2" CALIBER 7.5X55 MANUFACTURED 1944. The refined and final evolution of the Schmidt Ruben Swiss straight-pull rifle with blue finish, Swiss shield on chamber, matching numbers and oil finished walnut stock and handguard and alloy muzzle cover. CONDITION, Exceptional with most all blue finish remaining, Brilliant bright bore and stocks are very fine with a few ,inor impressions. Action operates properly and smoothly. Small import marking on underside of barrel. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 202015 BARREL 30 1/2" CASLIBER 7.5 X55 MANUFACTURED 1896. Blue finished with oil finished walnut stocks and handguard. Matching serial numbers and complete with military leather sling. The first series of the Swiss straight pull rifles with the later abandoned magazine disconnect / selector remaining intact. CONDITION. Good with excellent bright bore and properly operating action. Stocks are very fine with a few period impressions. Matching numbers. Slight blue finish loss from period of use and cleaning. Sling is very good and supple. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 221961 BARREL 30 1/2" CALIBER 7.5X55 MANUFACTURED 1898. Blue finished with oil finished walnut stock . The improved version of the 1889 with updated stock and magazine design. "P" marked for private purchase on receiver with all matching serial numbers. CONDITION, Very good with excellent bright bore and properly operating action. Stocks are very good with a few period of use impressions and some finish loss from age. Leather sling is good and remains supple. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 13223 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 COLT MANUFACTURED 1901. Only 1000 of these revolvers ever delivered to the United States Army with checkered walnut grips, lanyard swivel and butt marked "U.S. ARMY MODEL 1899. Grips factory marked "JTT 1901 and revolver is inspected KSM on cylinder , barrel and frame. One the least common and hardest to find of all US Military revolvers. CONDITION, Very good with revolver retaining over 70% faded blue finish. Grips are excellent and action operates properly. bore and chambers are excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/2" CALIBER 54 SMOOTH BORE MANUFACTURED 1854. Produced by Johnson of Middleton CT, with one piece walnut stock , brass butt cap and barrel band. Round smooth bore barrel with swivel rammer. Percussion lock marked ," US I N JOHNSON / MIDDTN CONN 1854" Barrel dated very lightly at tang 1854 and marked STEEL on left side of chamber with US inspector marking "JCB" CONDITION. Very fine with crisp marking and properly operating lock. Bore is good and stock is very fine with small shrinkage crack on left side. ANTIQUE

Lock is marked TOWER with with Royal cipher and GR. Barrel is 9 inches and 58 caliber smooth bore. One piece stock with brass butt cap and trigger guard. Barrel is period British proved. CONDITION, Good with cleaned wood and patina finished barrel and lock. Lock operates properly and loading rod and pipe are possible replacements. A very attractive War of 1812 period pistol ANTIQUE

Made by BRANDON & POTTS LONDON with 9 inch smooth bore barrel, One piece walnut stock with brass butt cap, trigger guard and forend cap. Wood wiping rod with brass tip. British proved on breech with same inspection below flash pan on lock. These private purchase pistol have been identified as War of 1812 and Napoleonic war used, CONDITION, Very good with a pleasant uncleaned mellow patina. All marking are crisp and legible. Stock is very good with some minor distress bruising and impressions from the period of use. Bore is good and lock operates properly. Rod appear to be a replacement as is common. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 40754 BARREL 19 7/8" CALIBER 28 GAUGE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1920'S. The post WW1 German firearm industry created many unique items to increase sales and survive. This purpose made single shot 28 gauge shotgun was most likely produced as a poachers or auto burglar protection gun. Made on the same tooling as the Hebel Falre pistol but with 19 7/8" 28 gauge smooth bore. Bottom of barrel has correct German post war 28 Gauge proofs and markings. These type of smoothbore short guns became popular in the United States and were also produced by Ithaca, Iver Johnson and Harrington & Richardson. This example however is long enough to be sold as a standard shotgun and not to have any National Firearms Act limitations. CONDITION. Good with most exterior finish being worn to dove grey. 2 piece wood grips are full sized and without damage. The action operates properly. C&R

Blue finished 32 round WW1 Snail drum . Bing Nurnberg (B over N) type 2 pattern. Serial number 442347. Made primarily for the Artillery Luger but utilized on the standard P-08m as well and used extensively in WW2. CONDITION. Very good with over 70% blue finish remaining with typical edge wear. Magazine operates properly and is without distress or bruises.

SERIAL NUMBER 912851 BARREL 3 3/8" CALIBER 7.65 / 32 ACP MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1941. Procured by the WW2 German Kriegsmarine as a replacement for the model 1934 Mauser. This example has blue finish, checkered walnut grips and is inspected with the Nazi Navy Waffenampt (M/111/6) on the right rear of trigger guard. Serial number places this as the 4th variation as identified by Jan Stills book "AXIS PISTOLS" on page 172. The HSC Mauser Kriegsmarine is the least frequently encountered Navy issued German pistol of the WW2 era. CONDITION, Very fine with over 90% blue finish remaining. Fine grips with no chips. Excellent bright bore and properly operating action. Matching numbers on frame, slide and barrel.C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 544828 BARREL 3 1/2" CALIBER 7.65 / 32 ACP MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1940. From 1936 through 1940 the Third Reich procured approx, 23000 Mauser 1934 pistols for Kriegsmarine issue. This example is within 7 numbers of another identified example listed in Jan Stills book "AXIS PISTOLS" on page 171. Blue finish with varnished checkered one piece walnut grips. Left side of frame is marked with the Kriegsmarine marking and the front grip strap marked "N2170" Crown "U" proofs on slide and barrel. Matching serial numbers. Pistol is equipted with proper military pattern magazine with "N7956". CONDITION, Very fine with over 98% factory blue finish. excellent bright bore and proper operating action. Grips have some period of use impressions and dents. This is one of the finest authentic Kriegsmarine Model 1934 pistols to have been offered. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 31924. BARREL: 4-3/4". CALIBER: .30 LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 1910'S. Made in Germany, for the commercial European market. Commercial "crown/B" and "crown/U" proofs on the left side of the chamber, and the underside of the barrel. No import or export marks found. Matching serials minus the firing pin, which is later P.08 military production. Factory blade front sight and v-notch rear. Blued/straw finishes. Smooth finish wood grips with Ideal stock attachments. Unmarked nickel body magazine with an unnumbered wood base. Includes an original Ideal shoulder stock/holster, with "PATENTS/PENDING" on the right side. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with general wear. Straw finish is around 50%. Grips have handling marks, scrapes and scratches. The left grip is cracked through the center. Bore has a frosted surface. Very good overall rifling retained. Sharp mechanics. Stock metal components have light wear. Leather holster has light cracking and wear. C&R

SERIAL NUMBERL 32573. BARREL: 4-3/4". CALIBER: 7.65MM. MANUFACTURED: 1920. Part of the early production line Star Firearms had to offer. There is a "1920" stamp, over the Star logo on the left side of the frame. Company markings on the right side of the slide, and patent marks on the left. Full barrel rib with blade front sight and u-notch rear. Metal components have a bright, semi polished finish. Plastic grips. Includes an unmarked nickel plated magazine, looking to be original. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with general wear and scratches. Grips has a few nicks and dents. Bore is clean overall, with strong rifling. Magazine has light finish wear. A fairly scarce gun in the U.S.! C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 77061. BARREL: 4-3/4". CALIBER: .22LR. MANUFACTURED: 1950'S. Made for the Argentine police, to train new recruits on how to shoot. Right side of the slide is marked "POLICA DE LA PROVINVIA DE BUENOS AIRES". Import marked on the right side of the frame. "HAFDDASA" markings on the right side. Typical sights. Arsenal applied blue finish. Oiled, serrated wood grips. Includes unmarked blued steel magazine. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with a few handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Grips have a few minor dents. Bore is shiny with strong rifling. Magazine is excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 2108. BARREL: 16-1/4". CALIBER: 7.63 MAUSER. MANUFACTURED: 1980'S . Frame started life as a commercial German made C96, made at Oberndorf. Some commercial style proofs still visible. This gun made its way to China and was at some point turned into carbine configuration. No visible import mark, but it could be on the internals. Chinese applied serials on the frame and stock assembly are matching. They added a carbine length barrel, with a chrome lined bore. Blued finish on the metal components. Oiled wood stock and forearm. Stock would typically come off, but this rifles stock is welded to the frame. Includes a maroon velvet lined wood carry case and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with a few minor handling marks. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Case is excellent, with a few exterior handling marks. MODERN

A favorite among French Paratroopers and the Viet Cong! Receiver tube cut to BATF specs. "MAC" marked on the magazine tube and frame. Bolt is not serialized, with the only serial number on the back of the tube. Intact, original 9" barrel. Front sight is bent back. Original matte finish and checkered plastic grips. Kit looks to be complete (no guarantee) minus the receiver sections. Includes one 30 round metal magazine. CONDITION: Kit has brown patina and light surface rust throughout. Grips have light scratches. Bore is clean overall with crisp rifling. A must have if your looking to build a semi auto example of a rare French gun.

SERIAL NUMBER: F35200. BARREL: 25". CALIBER: .303 BRITISH. MANUFACTURED: 1944. Made at the BSA factory, with "M47C" marked on the left side of the stock socket. There is a "TR" marked on the left side of the socket as well, in addition to the serial number. Receiver is marked "No.4 Mk.1", lacking the "T" around the ejector screw. Bolt head is numbered "O". Tonnage markings on the muzzle. Import marked "ENGLAND" on the right side of the chamber. Matching numbers on the fore stock, bolt and receiver. Blade front sight, with rear micrometer ladder lacking its battle aperture (correct for a sniper rifle, as the scope must have clearance. Arsenal re-blued finish. The scope pads are replacements. Fore wood has a light oil finish, with the butt stock having a varnished finish. Butt stock also lacks the proper markings on the comb and scope serial number on the tang, making it most likely a replacement. Butt plate is most likely a post war replacement as well. Scope is an original No.32 MK III, dated 1935, and serial matched to the gun. A "broad arrow" mark is present as well. Green wood transit case is included, as well as an original green metal scope tin, and parts to a period leather sling. No magazine is included. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light wear and a few handling marks/scratches. Forewood is excellent, with a few handling marks. Butt stock has a large chip on the left side of the wrist. Mirror bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Scope has light finish wear, and scratches. Scope is clear. Reticle seems to be absent. Both cases' have minor handling marks and scratches. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 130131 BARREL 31- 1/4" CALIBER 11MMX60R MANUFACTURED CIRC A 1885. Produced by Tokyo Arsenal on tooling supplied by Winchester. Improved variation of the model 1880 with the addition of the extractor and gas ports. One piece wood stock with 2 barrel bands. Blue finished with single shot bolt action design. Based on the French Gras system. Slide adjustable rear sight with fixed front sight. Comes with original brass muzzle cover. CONDITION, Very fine with excellent bright bore. Retains over 90% blue finish. Stock has been lightly cleaned with additional finish added. Action operates properly. Base rifle is matching with exception of bolt. These rifles are rarely ever found in such fine condition. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 3895950 BARREL 18" CALIBER .30 M1 CARBINE MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced by IBM with receiver produced by Auto Ordnance of Thompson Sub-Machine gun fame. Non-Dated IBM barrel with narrow type 1 barrel band and 2 position flip rear sight marked S. AOB marked round bolt with AOB marked charging handle. B-EB marked trigger assembly with blank push button safety and magazine release. 2 rivet handguard marked S-HB and LW Slot marked butt stock. CONDITION, Good as refinished and restored. Good bright bore and properly operating action. Barrel band is a reproduction. Stocks are lightly sanded. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 3831488. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1945. Receiver made early 1945. Barrel is commercial made by Springfield Armory. No import marks found. Military production Springfield operating rod, bolt and trigger group. Standard sights. Re-parkerized finish. Newer production oiled wood stock and fore wood. Checkered metal butt plate with cleaning kit on the inside. Includes attached "MRT" leather sling. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood. Bore is shiny and crisp rifling. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 72417. BARREL: 22". CALIBER: .30-40 KRAG. MANUFACTURED: 1897. Used heavily in the Spanish American war, especially by cavalry in the Cuba campaign. Correct bar and saddle ring. There is a boxed "JLA/1897" cartouche on the left side of the stock. Circled "P" firing proof on the wrist. Pedestal blade front sight and 1896 pattern rifle sight with an added "C" on the ladder, being graduated to 1800 yards. Original blued finish and oiled wood stock. Smooth metal butt plate, with an original three piece cleaning rod and oiler inside. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with light wear and some discoloration. Wood has a few dings, scratches and dents. Repaired crack on the hand guard. Bore is frosted. Strong rifling retained overall, but is more worn at the muzzle. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 6019 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 ACP MANUFACTURED 1903. Blue finished with forward serrated slide. Checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monogram at center and "COLT" at top. This pistol is consecutive serial number 6019 to lot #229 serial number 6018 in this sale. Round checkered hammer with matching numbers on frame and slide. CONDITION, Very good with over 60% blue finish remaining on slide and frame. Grips are very good with moderated use. Bore is fair with frosted grooves. Action operates properly and smoothly. C&R

SERIAL 6018. BARREL 6". CALIBER .38 AUTO. Factory letter states gun was shipped to Montgomery Wards in Chicago on July 31, 1903 as a blue standard gun. It was period nickel plated and fitted with thick original pearl grips. This early example has the front slide serration's and spur hammer. Comes with an original 1884 patent date nickel plated magazine. Condition. Retains at least 98% of the nickel plating with few age spots and couple spots of bubbling. Legends are almost all legible. Grips are excellent. Bore is bright. Supposedly, Colt only shipped less than 10 factory nickel 1902 Models so this might be the only way you will own an example. A very handsome and flashy handgun. This gun is consecutively numbered to the gun offered in Lot 121 . C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 5029 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 AUTO MANUFACTURED 1902. Produced by Colt and shipped to Browning Brothers in Ogden Utah Dec, 20. 1902 as identified by " Goddards Gov't Pistols" page 174. Blue finished with checkered synthetic grips with Rampant Colt monogram at center. Forward Slide serration's with traditional slide markings. Slide and frame are matching numbers. Interesting Colt Auto pistol shipped to the actual inventors retail establishment in Ogden Utah. CONDITION, Fair with exterior finish having turned plum with age. Bore is fair with darkness in grooves. Grips are contemporary replacements. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 4583 BSRREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1910. The first large bore 45 auto pistol manufactured by Colt and the beginning of the 45 Auto Generation. Blue finished with diamond checkered walnut grips. Factory letter indicates pistol was shipped to Montgomery Ward & Company June 1, 1910 Chicago Illinois in a shipment of 2 guns. Spur hammer, 7 round magazine capacity , blue finish with matching numbers on slide and frame. CONDITION, Fair with finish having turned plum with slight salt & pepper oxidation. Bore has strong rifling with oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly. All markings are legible. Grips are full sized with moderate wear. Comes with factory Letter dated April 21 2021. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2579 BARREL 6" CALIBER 38 AUTO MANUFACTURED 1901. The first successful American semi-automatic pistol and developed by John Moses Browning. Colt Model 1900 with blue finish and checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Factory letter indicates pistol was shipped June 1 1901 to Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Company Chicago Illinois. Blue finish with forward slide serration's with correct nickel finished magazine. Fixed rear sight , spur trigger . Matching numbers on slide and frame. Factory produced without sight safety. CONDITION, Very fine with over 80% blue finish remaining with 60% case color on hammer. Bore is very fine with sharp rifling. Grips are very fine with minimal wear and no cracks. Comes with factory letter. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2519 BARREL 6" CALIBER 38 AUTOMATIC MANUFACTURED 1901. Factory documentation indicates pistol was shipped May, 21 1901. The purchaser was Holley, Mason, Marks & Company and the pistol was shipped to Colt's San Francisco Agency office in a 10 gun shipment. Blue finish with checkered rubber grips with Rampant Colt monogram, spur hammer and factory nickel finished magazine. Pistol retains its original operational Sight Safety device. CONDITION, Good with pistol retaining 40% blue finish on frame with excellent grips and traces of blue finish in more protected areas of slide. Exterior shows even period of use oxidation from carry. Bore is good with frosted grooves. Frame number is 2519 and slide number is 2713. Action operates properly. The 1900 Sight Safety automatic is one of the least common Colt pistols and rarely observed with the original sight safety device intact. Comes with factory letter. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 35303 BARREL 4 1/2" CALIBER .38 ACP MANUFACTURED 1915. Blue finished with case color spur hammer. Checkered factory hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt monogram. CONDITION, Good with 20% finish remaining with balance turning dove grey and patina. Grips are very fine with excellent grips. Action operates properly. Bore is good with slight frosting grooves. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 553740 BARREL 3 3/4" CALIBER 7.65/ .32 ACP MANUFACTURED 1941. Blue finish with checkered walnut grips with Rampant Colt medallions. Matching numbers on slide and frame. Identical model to the General Officers Model pistol of early WW2 . CONDITION, Very fine with over 95% blue finish remaining. Excellent bore and proper operating action. Grips are very fine with sharp checkering. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3098 BARREL 5" CALIBER .22 LONG RIFLE MANUFACTURED 1931. Introduced by Colt in caliber .22 to emulate the practical feel and use of the Government Model 1911 pistol chambered for .45 acp. Blue finished with checkered walnut grips. 10 round magazine. Checkered trigger, checkered arched mainspring housing. Medium wide checkered commercial hammer. Right side of slide marked "COLT ACE 22 LONG RIFLE". Left side of slide has traditional 2 line Commercial Colt address with Rampant Colt at rear of slide. 2 tone Colt ACE SERVICE MODEL marked magazine. Box has full label but is missing top. Serial numbered to another pistol on bottom .CONDITION. Very fine retaining 98% of the reapplied blue finish. All markings are crisp and legible. Fine sharp checkered grips. Bore is brilliant bright. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 10874 BARREL 6" CALIBER 38 COLT AUTO MANUFACTURED 1907. Blue finished with checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Case colored round hammer rear slide serration's. High polish commercial Colt blue finish. CONDITION, Very fine with crisp markings and fine bright bore. Pistol retains over 80% blue finish with 80% fire blue finish on trigger and 90% case colors remaining on hammer. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 24528 BARREL 4 1/2" CALIBER .38 COLT AUTO MANUFACTURED 1909. Compact variation of the Model 1902 Sporting colt with spur hammer and checkered rubber grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Blue finished, fixed sights. CONDITION. Good with pistol retaining 25% blue finish with balance turning patina. Bore is dark with visible rifling. Action operates properly. Grips are excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 8940 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 COLT AUTO MANUFACTURED 1906. Blue finished with checkered rubber grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Scarce variation with forward slide serration not often found on the 1902 Sporting model. Round case colored hammer with smooth trigger CONDITION. Good with fine checkered hard rubber grips, Excellent bore. Pistol retains over 30% blue finish with balance having turned a natural plum finish with age. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 8939 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 COLT AUTO MANUFACTURED 1906. Factory letter indicates pistol was shipped January 25 1906 with blue finish , caliber .38 Colt auto with grips not listed to Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Company St, Paul Minnesota. Pistol has round hammer and checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Forward slide serration's and is houses in a secretary type display case and is accompanied by a Farwell Hardware paint and varnish can opener. CONDITION, Good with 15% blue finish remaining on frame and traces of blue finish remaining on slide. Grips are very good and are contemporary replacements. Action operates properly. Bore is good with slight oxidation in grooves. Display box is good with moderate wear. Comes with factory letter. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 2847. BARREL: 7-1/2". CALIBER: .36 CAL BLACKPOWDER. MANUFACTURED: 1971. One of 4895 made for the commemoration of Robert E. Lee. Full octagon barrel with brass pin front sight. Barrel is blued, as is the cylinder with the cylinder having naval scene engraved. Case colored hammer, frame and loading lever. Silver washed grip straps. Smooth finished wood grip. Includes factory wood case, bullet mold, powder tin, cap tin, manual and the brown cardboard shipping box. CONDITION: Metal and wood are excellent overall, with little signs of handling or use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Looks to be unfired from the factory. Sharp mechanics. Case is excellent. BLACKPOWDER

SERIAL NUMBER: AC207847. BARREL: 6". CALIBER: .44 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED: 2020'S. Colts revamp of the classic snake gun series. Six shot fluted cylinder. Vent rib barrel with blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Polished stainless steel finish and checkered target rubber grips. Includes factory serial matching hard case, manual and lock. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall, with little signs of use. Bore is shiny and crisp. Has been shot, but very little, with very light burn marks on the cylinder. Fine mechanics. No drag line on the cylinder. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER:MM02766. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: .44 MAG. MANUFACTURED: 1991. Standard markings and features. Six shot fluted cylinder. Vent rib barrel with ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Brushed stainless steel finish and checkered rubber grips. Includes a factory blue hard case. End label is torn off, but is inside. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light scratches and handling marks. Grips are excellent. Bore is clean with crisp rifling. Tight hammer and mechanics. Case is very good overall, with light wear. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: PY217893. BARREL: 4-1/4". CALIBER: .357 MAG. MANUFACTURED: 2020'S. Colts revamp of the classic snake gun series. Vent rib barrel with blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Polished stainless steel finish and checkered target wood grips with silver medallions. Includes factory serial matching hard case, manual and lock. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with little signs of use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fired, but very little, with light burn marks on the cylinder. Very light drag line on the cylinder. Sharp timing and crisp lockup. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: KK2311. BARREL: 6". CALIBER: .357 MAG. MANUFACTURED: 1991. Standard markings throughout. Six shot fluted cylinder. Solid rib barrel with ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Brushed stainless steel finish and factory checkered rubber grips. Includes factory blue plastic hard case with manual inside. CONDITION: Metal is near excellent, with minor handling marks and scratches. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. Case has light exterior wear and discoloration. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: PY023674. BARREL: 6". CALIBER: .357 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED: 2020'S. Colts revamp of the classic snake gun series. Vent rib barrel with blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Polished stainless steel finish and checkered target wood grips with silver medallions. Includes factory serial matching hard case, manual and lock. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with a few handling marks and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fired, but very little, with factory hang tags still attached. Sharp mechanics. Very light drag line. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: E26390. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: .357 MAG. MAUNFACTURED: 1971. Standard markings throughout. Six shot fluted cylinder. Vent rib barrel with ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Factory blued finish and checkered oiled wood grips with a silver Colt medallion on each panel. Serrated trigger and checkered spurred hammer. Includes a reproduction wood grain box with factory literature. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, retaining 85% of its finish. Some edge wear on the barrel and back strap. Grips have some finish loss, with light wear to the checkering as well. Bore is shiny and crisp. Fine mechanics. Box is excellent. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: AC207026. BARREL: 8".CALIBER: .44 MAG. MANUFACTURED: 2020'S. Colt's re imagining of the classic snake gun series. Vent rib barrel with ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Polished stainless steel finish and checkered rubber grips. Includes manual, lock and serial matching hard case. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with minor handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. No drag line. Light powder burns on the cylinder face. Sharp mechanics. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 385. BARREL: 10". CALIBER: .22LR. MANUFACTURED: 1930'S. Named for the US Revolver Association, and competed successfully against the Colt Camp Perry and the Smith & Wesson Single Shot and Straight Line, Often beating both of them. Blade front sight and u-notch rear. Original blued finish. Custom Sanderson grips with thumb rest. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear. Most of the wear is on the barrel, probably from various holsters, and gripping to break it open. Grips have a few light handling marks and a very small chip on left side og thumb rest. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Tight hammer. A scarce gun for your collection! C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 39004 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 AUTOMATIC MANUFACTURED 1916. Blue finished with checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monogram and marked "COLT' at top. Equipped with an unmarked 8 shot factory magazine, drift adjustable rear sight and blade front sight. Factory swivel at butt, ( not found on Sporting Model) . Serial numbered on left side of frame and last 3 digits found on underside of slide. A very popular pistol, long slide.. CONDITION, Excellent with over 90% blue finish remaining, Bore is frosted with strong rifling. Action operates properly. Grips are excellent with slight high point wear. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 09826NF. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 45 COLT. MANUFACTURED 1980. Standard target model with flat top frame, adjustable rear sight, smooth walnut grips with gold medallion, blue and case color finish. Comes in matching number box with paperwork. CONDITION. Appears unfired with no signs of burn or drag line. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 04864NF. BARREL: 7-1/2". CALIBER: .45 COLT. MANUFACTURED: 1964. Single line address on the barrel. Patent dates on the left side of the frame. Six shot fluted cylinder. Ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Original blue/case colored finishes. Oiled wood grips with gold Colt medallions. No Box. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall. There are two small splotches of surface rust on either side of the barrel. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL SA10973. BARREL 5.5". CALIBER 45. MADE IN 1978. Standard features include blue and case color finish with custom ivory grips with gold medallion. Condition. Near mint with only light handling. MODERN

SERIAL E28653. BARREL 2.5". CALIBER .357 MAGNUM. MADE IN 1971. Very desireable short barrel nickel Python with full vent rib, full lug, target rear sight, target hammer, full factory nickel finish with the small gold medallion checkered walnut grips. CONDITION. Has been fired with very light face burn and drag line and minor handling marks only. In a box with no end label but does have paperwork. C&R

SERIAL 47423. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER .45 COLT. Arguably, one of the finest single action army's ever made. This is a near exact replica of the Nettleton inspected US Cavalry Colts with the high polish blue and case color finish. One piece oil finish walnut grips are dated 1878 with script inspector cartouche. Left side of frame is stamped US. You will find the H.N. stamp on frame, trigger guard, back strap, bottom of one grip and cylinder along with several proof P stamps. Has all the period correct features such as matching numbers including cylinder, bulls eye ejector rod head. Condition. Near new with test fire only face burn and couple of handling marks. Comes in the original matching number box. MODERN

SERIAL S13592A. BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER 38-40. MADE IN 1996. Scarce gun in this caliber and finish with short barrel, Sports genuine stag grips. Condition. Near mint with light handling but has been fired. MODERN

SERIAL 192548. BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER .41 COLT. MADE IN 1900 Features a full nickel plated finish with gutta percha grips. All matching numbers. Condition. Over 75% nice finish with balance a gun metal gray. There is some usual bubbling of finish in areas. Legends are all crisp. Bore is strong and the action works correctly. C&R

SERIAL 3226. BARREL 3.5". CALIBER .38 COLT. MADE IN 1878. Referred to as the Lightning Model, this is the sheriffs or store keeper that does not have an ejector rod. It is nickel finish with acid etched panel, British proofs on each cylinder but standard Hartford barrel address. This gun has the rare one piece gutta percha grips and 1/4" front sight with fire blue screws and hammer back. Condition. Cylinder face does not show any signs of powder burn and retains about 85% nickel with generous amounts of fire blue. Grips are excellent with no cracks or chips. Action works correctly. Bore is bright. Nice early gun with extremely rare grips. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 51001. BARREL 6". CALIBER 32 RF LONG. Features the high polish blue finish, address on barrel rib, case color hammer, rosewood grips, octagon barrel with rib that is stamped with Smith & Wesson address followed by finely engraved retailer in small lettering just after the factory address ''NUNN. HERTFORD.'' Cylinder and barrel have the Birmingham proof stamps. Comes in period oak English display case with navy color lining and cleaning rod. Condition. Beautiful revolver retains at least 85% of the high polish blue. Legends are sharp. Fine bore and action. Case is excellent. Strong case colors on hammer. ANTIQUE

FRAME 140011 RAC (CARR ) , BARREL 5 1/2" #1684 JTC (CLEVELAND) CYLINDER #045 A (AINSWORTH), BACK STRAP #5712? HN (NETTLETON ) TRIGGER GUARD #71292-G. Typical 1890's factory re-build and refinish to the so called Artillery Model using a mix of good parts that were removed from other guns. The grips are one piece walnut slightly under size from refinish and no visible inspector stamps. Left side of frame has the two line address with U.S. stamp. Early screw in frame with bulls eye ejector head. Condition. All legends are sharp. Grips are very good. No original finish, just soft clean gray gun. Action functions properly. Bore is excellent. A nice honest example. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 10837. BARREL 10". CALIBER .22LR. MADE 1909-1923. Features an adjustable rear target sight, blue finish, case color hammer & trigger and double screw , round butt. with 10837 written in pencil on right grip panel which is also stamped under rear sight. Condition 98% plus blue with a hint of wear at muzzle and a couple of minute high spots. Near mint grips. Bright bore. C&R

SERIAL 324998 BARREL 2". CALIBER .25 ACP. MADE IN 1923. "One of the Last of the Old School Hammer and Chisel Engravers in America." Bill passed away in 1913. He was the primary Colt factory engraver from 1967 to 1972, and is attributed in the books with having engraved more second generation Single Actions, by far, than anyone else. Gun is signed MAINS on forward bottom of slide. Although Colt frowned on signing the engraving, most of Bill’s factory engraved colts are stamped. Box states Elvis Pattern . Slide is completely engraved with American scroll with gold inlay at front and rear of slide on both sides. Finish is blue with case color grip safety and trigger. Grips are thick MOP with silver medallion. Blue magazine is stamped Cal 25 Colt. Gun appears in as new condition with small chip at right front toe of pearl. Comes in black case. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 6504. BARREL 2 1/4". CALIBER .41CF. MANUFACTURED 1876. Scarce blue and case color finish, five shot, single action, spur trigger, birds head grips. Etched panel reads "COLT NEW 41". CONDITION. 60-70% bright blue on barrel. Smooth blue brown patina with flashes of blue in the flutes. About 40% case color remains on frame. Etched panel is perfectly visible. Grips are excellent. Bore is excellent. Action advances perfectly, Nice grips. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 62279. BARREL 6". CALIBER .357 MAGNUM. MADE IN 1967. Nearly flawless early high polish example in near mint matching numbered box, signed test target & warranty card with matching serial number. Has checkered gold medallion smiley face walnut grips, blue finish, vent rib, solid lug, target rear sight, wide target hammer. Condition. Appears test fired only, ghost drag line. 99.9%. Grips are near mint. C&R

SERIAL 31496SA. BARREL 5.5". CALIBER .357 MAGANUM. MADE IN 1960. A total of 1260 of these made that year. Standard blue and case color finish with black checkered grips and comes in black box with proper end label but numbered to another gun (37416) Condition. Cylinder has several peripheral lines. Muzzle has light wear. 98% plus bright colors remain. Fine bore and action. C&R

SERIAL 8983SA. BARREL 5.5". CALIBER .45 COLT. MADE IN 1957. TOTAL 2309 made this year in this configuration. Standard blue and case color, black checkered grips, fixed sight. Condition. 95% remains with thinning on straps and light muzzle - high edge wear. 90% plus color. Cylinder has drag line. Fine bore and action. C&R

SERIAL 140745. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 44-40. MADE IN 1891. Standard case color and blue finish, non eagle gutta percha grips (introduced in 1891), barrel stamped "COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER" on left side. All matching numbers. Condition. Fine with blue finish remaining in fluted of cylinder and protected areas. Additional cold blue has been added at some earlier date and is turning plum, Shadows of case colors remain with areas of cold blue turning plum. Grips are full sized and remain fine. Smooth as silk action with super bore. Antique

SERIAL 136557. BARREL 5.5" CALIBER 45 COLT. MADE 1891. John Kopec letter states the frame is an RAC inspected from 1890-91 and bears all the hall marks of a circa 1903 factory rebuild for the Banana wars. The barrel and walnut grips also have the RAC stamps. The trigger guard has the sub-inspector S B Lewis stamp and is serial number 16513. Back strap has same number with added 1 in front ie 116513. Right grips has 1903 date along with RIC stamp of Renaldo Carr. Left side of frame stamped US. Kopec letter accompanies gun and he goes into some facts on various units, etc. Condition. Fine smooth patina with generous flashes of blue in hidden or protected areas. Legends are sharp. Action works properly but is uneven. Grips are excellent with numerous dings at base. Bore strong with some residue. Overall, a clean example with details from noted expert. Antique

SERIAL 16563. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 45 COLT. MADE IN 1875. US stamp on left side of frame with two line patent. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, cylinder, trigger guard & back strap. One piece walnut grips have been sanded removing any signs of cartouche stamp. Trigger guard has the small stamped C for A.P. CASEY. KOPEC goes into detail as to correct barrel, proper type barrel stamp, Casey "C" removed from barrel and cylinder when gun was cleaned of a re-applied finish. Comes with an authentic holster. Condition. Metal in the white with strong legends. Action indexes correctly. Really strong clean bore. Nice early pre Custer well marked and crisp revolver. Antique

SERIAL 29829. BARREL 4 7/8". CALIBER 45 COLT. MADE IN 1876. All matching numbers on barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard and back strap. Standard blue and case color gun with one piece walnut grips. Barrel period shortened , probably from a standard 7.5" barrel, a reset front sight (now missing). Proper early doughnut head ejector. Condition. Metal is a clean crisp no finish gun metal gray. Grips are very good , have been refinished, shy to metal. Legends are sharp. Action is crisp. Bore is also quite sharp. Great example of old west altered early SAA. Antique

SERIAL 192594. BARREL 8". CALIBER .44. MADE IN 1871. Post war matching serial number civilian Colt made at very end of production of percussion guns. Every number but wedge matches. Grips are vintage period ivory with great aging and color. The naval cylinder scene is about 70-85%. Comes with an Indian Wars US holster. Condition. Cleaned to the white with scattered black salt & pepper textures basically centered on left side of gun. 70% visible naval scene. Action locks up tight..Strong clean bore. Grips are worth the price of admission. Antique

SERIAL 5017. BARREL 7.5. CALIBER .36. MADE IN 1862. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, back strap and cylinder. Wedge not marked. Brass straps. One piece walnut grips. Numerous martial inspection marks. Standard naval scene on cylinder. Comes with an altered flap holster of the period. Condition. Gun is basically gray patina with some wiped on protective black coating. Strong cylinder scene. Grips are very good. Excellent bore. Fine action. Antique

SERIAL 8438. BARREL 8". CALIBER 44. MADE IN 1861. ALL MATCHING NUMBERS INC WEDGE. Has visible cartouche on both sides of walnut grips. Steel back strap & recoil shield cut for shoulder stock. Rebated cylinder with naval scene. Brass trigger guard. Numerous inspector stamps on metal. Comes with Civil War flap holster, belt and ammo pouch. Condition. Metal is smooth gray patina with sharp legends, nice clean bore, fine action, excellent grips a bit shy. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 114106. BARREL 8". CALIBER 44. MADE IN 1863. ALL MATCHING NUMBERS EXCEPT WEDGE. Has visible cartouche on both sides of walnut grips. Steel back strap & recoil shield cut for shoulder stock. Rebated cylinder with naval scene. Brass trigger guard. Numerous inspector stamps on metal including HH on barrel. Comes with Civil War flap holster. Condition. Metal is smooth gray patina with sharp legends, nice clean bore, fine action, excellent grips with nice cartouche but a hole has been drilled through for a lanyard, nice naval scene. Crisp old gun. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 12583 BARREL 7 1/2" CALIBER .44 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1853. Finished with blue and case color finishes with oil finished one piece walnut grips. Part round barrel is marked with Colt single line New York address. with Colt sub-inspector "JH" on left flat. Brilliant gain twist rifled bore and small nickel silver front blade sight. Cylinder is roll engraved with Ranger & Indian" battle scene and has rectangular cylinder slots and is marked "MODEL U.S.M.R. COLT'S PATENT" with small Colt sub-inspector "H" Frame is marked on left side with "COLTS PATENT" and small "U.S." on left side and brass round trigger guard is marked with Colt sub-inspection "H". One piece walnut grips with serial number on rear grip strap mortise. All serial numbers are matching including wedge. CONDITION. Good with revolver having toned to dove grey with traces of blue in protected areas of barrel. Loading lever has a period brazed repair. Grips are good with slight material loss at toe. Action operates properly. Cylinder scene remains visible and bore is excellent. This revolver is from the 1853 US Gov't contract of 1000 revolvers. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 69652 BARREL 8" CALIBER .44 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1863. Produced by Colt with blue and case colored finishes with oil finished one piece walnut grips. One line Colt New York address on top of barrel. 6 shot round rebated cylinder with Ormsby's Naval Engagement battle scene roll die engraved. Steel back strap with brass trigger guard. US inspectors cartouches on both sides of grips with 3 screw frame and factory cut for shoulder stock. CONDITION. Good with traces of blue approx, 15% remaining on barrel with balance toned to dove grey. Frame and hammer have traces of case colors in protected areas. The gain twist rifled bore is very good. Action operates properly. Numbers on frame and barrel are matching with exception of cylinder and unnumbered period wedge. Grips are good and remain full sized with visible cartouche. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 14 BARREL 12 " CALIBER .58 RIFLED BLACK POWDER, MANUFACTURED 1856. Produced with bright steel barrel and rammer and lock and using the Maynard tape prime ignition. Lock is marked "U.S. SPRINGFIELD" and dated 1856 at rear. Barrel is Springfield Eagle head proofed and dated 1856 at tang. Equipped with folding 2 leaf rear sight and steel blade front sight. Brass furniture with steel sling swivels. Designed for use by horse mounted troops with detachable shoulder stock. Light weight and easily carried. The large bore pistol was known to have tremendous recoil and known for cracking and damaging the stocks. Shoulder is stock is matching numbered to pistol and locks solidly in place. Slightly over 4000 of these pistol/ carbines were produced and issued. CONDITION. Good with barrel and lock having toned to a mottled grey mixed with patina. The walnut stocks are very good with a minor shrinkage crack for and aft of lock plate. The brass has toned to a mellow patina. The action operates properly and the Maynard tape prime mechanism is complete and functional. The rear sight has a small chip in the lower blade. These are rarely found with matching numbers nor are they found with functional priming mechanisms. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 238398 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 32-20 WCF MANUFACTURED 1903. Produced with blue and case color finishes. Single action with 2 line barrel address. All matching numbers Fitted with contemporary stag grips. CONDITION. Good with strong bore. Action operates properly with solid lock-up. Safety notch fails to engage on hammer. Revolver has toned to a even dove grey with blue in protected areas. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 240576 BARREL 7 1/2" CALIBER 32-20 WCF MANUFACTURED 1903. Produced with blue and case color finished and fitted with checkered gutta percha Rampant Colt grips. All numbers matching revolver with single line barrel address. Barrel marked ".32 W.C.F."CONDITION. Good with barrel retaining 30% blue finish with balance turning patina. Bore is very good with small bulge near muzzle. Frame retains 10% case colors in protected areas. Trigger guard and backstrap have blue in protected areas. Grips are full sized and worn with repaired cracks internally and numbered to another revolver. Action operates properly with very solid lock-up C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 239235 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 38-40 W.C.F. MANUFACTURED 1903. Classic Bisley revolver with 4 3/4" barrel with 2 line address and marked .38 W.C.F.. Blue and case color finished with gutta percha checkered grips with Rampant Colt monograms. CONDITION. Good with excellent bright bore and chambers with worn full sized grips. Revolver has toned to a mottled patina finish with properly operating action and solid lock-up. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 202921 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 44-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1900. Colt Single Action with 4 3/4" barrel with 2 line address and roll die marked "COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER" Classic cowboy single action with checkered gutta percha Rampant Colt grips. CONDITION. Good with revolver having attained a dove grey with slight pitting in protected areas from being exposed to the elements. The bore has strong rifling with oxidation and spotting in grooves. The action works properly with hammer not holding on the safety position. Grips are full sized and worn. Numbers are matching C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 330745 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 45 COLT MANUFACTURED 1915. Produced with blue and cased color finishes and has checkered black plastic Colt grips with Rampant Colt monograms. 2 line barrel address and marked 45 COLT. 2 line patent address with Rampant Colt on left side of frame. Matching numbers. Long Flute 6 shot cylinder. CONDITION, Very fine as custom restored and finished. Bore is brilliant bright and action operates properly with solid lock-up C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 272359 BARREL 4 3.4" CALIBER 32-20 W.C.F. MANUFACTURED 1905. Produced with blue and case color finishes with checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monograms. 2 line barrel address with side marked 32 W.C.F.. 2 line patent marking on left side of frame with Rampant Colt to rear. Matching serial numbers. CONDITION. Good with revolver having toned to a even chocolate patina with good strong bore with some light oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly with solid lock-up. Grips are full sized and without cracks. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 311684 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 32-20 W.C.F. MANUFACTURED 1909. Produced with blue and case color finishes and fitted with custom smooth walnut grips with brass escutcheons. 2 line barrel address. Left side of frame has 2 line patent marking with Rampant Colt. Matching numbers. CONDITION, Very fine as custom finished with deft case color frame and blue barrel, cylinder and grips straps. Action operates properly with solid lock-up. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 300391 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 41 COLT MANUFACTURED 1907. Blue and case color finished with checkered gutta percha grips with rampant Colt monograms. Matching serial numbers including grips. Single line barrel address with 2 line patent address on frame with Rampant Colt to rear. CONDITION, Very fine as custom restored with vivid case colors and contemporary blue finish. All markings remain crisp. Action operates properly with solid lock-up. Bore is good with oxidation in grooves. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 291466 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 45 COLT MANUFACTURED 1907. Produced with blue and case color finishes and fitted with checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monograms. 2 line barrel address with 2 line patent markings on left side of frame with rampant Colt to rear. Matching serial numbers. CONDITION. Good with blue finish having faded to a mottled brown. Case colors are a dove grey . Action operates properly with solid lock-up. Bore is strong with oxidation in grooves. Grips are full sized and without cracks. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 216903 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 41 COLT MANUFACTURED 1901. The Classic Cowboy Colt single action with 4 3/4" barrel. Blue and case color finishes with checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monograms. 2 line barrel address with side marked 41 COLT. All numbers matching. CONDITION, Good with revolver having toned to a dove grey with blue in protected areas. Markings are crisp and legible. Action operates properly. Grips are full sized and slightly worn. Action locks up solidly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 301755 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 45 COLT MANUFACTURED 1907. Blue and case color finishes with checkered gutta percha grips with rampant Colt monograms. Matching numbers with single line barrel address and 2 line patent markings with Rampant Colt to rear. CONDITION, Very good with excellent bore and revolver retains over 85% case colors on frame 95% blue on cylinder and 90% blue finish on barrel and ejector rod housing. Front sight modified and action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 252515 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER 38 40 W.C.F. MANUFACTURED 1904. Produced by Colt with blue and case color finishes and fitted with checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monograms. 2 line barrel address with frame marked with 2 line patent markings with Rampant Colt to rear. Matching serial numbers. CONDITION. Good with finish having toned to a blue / patina mixture with good bore with mild oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly and locks up solidly. Grips are worn but without cracks or distress. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 198273 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 32-20 W.C.F. MANUFACTURED 1900. Produced by Colt with blue and case color finishes and fitted with checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Single line barrel address and marked on left side of frame with 2 line patent marking with Rampant Colt to rear. All numbers are matching. CONDITION. Good with fine bore and properly operating action. Revolver finish has toned to a mixture of blue and patina. Action operates properly with solid lock-up . Grips are good with no cracks. Cylinder pin has been customized for easy removal. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 50338 BARREL 7 1/2" CALIBER .36 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1856. Produced by Colt with octagon barrel with New York address. Brass trigger guard and back strap and non fluted cylinder with Ormsby Naval engagement cylinder scene. US Martial inspections on frame and both sides of grips. Matching serial numbers. CONDITION. Good with revolver having toned to a mottled dove grey mixed with patina. Action operates properly. Brass has turned a mellow mustard patina. Grips are good with small chip at toe. Gain twist bore is good. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 56832 BARREL 7 1/2" CALIBER .36 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1856. Octagon barrel with New York address. 6 shot round cylinder with Ormsby Naval engagement battle scene. Scarce steel trigger guard and back strap as was carried by the Great Robert E, Lee. One piece walnut grips with all matching serial numbers. The "51" Navy was the favored revolver of the Southern Cavalry during the US Civil War. CONDITION. Good with strong gain twist rifled bore and properly operating action. All matching numbers and revolver has toned to a mellow chocolate patina. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 241467 BARREL 4" CALIBER .31 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1863. Factory finished in bright case color and blue with varnished one piece American walnut grips. Single line New York Address with gain twist rifled bore. Stagecoach Robbery cylinder scene. Produced in 1863 and factory cased with all accessories including Pocket Model Eagle powder flask, Steel ".31 Pocket" marked straight leg Colt bullet mold, Colt take down tool and sealed tin of Eley Brothers percussion caps. Case is properly partitioned with original satin lining and has a small quantity of round and conical projectiles. A silver nameplate is attached to the outer lid and is inscribed "CAPT, THOS, COOKSEY" CONDITION. Fine with barrel retaining 60% blue finish with loading lever and frame retaining over 90% vivid case colors. The grips retain most all factory varnish. All numbers are matching. The mold is very good with crisp markings and retains 60% thinning blue the flask is very fine with a nice patina, no dents and operates properly. The take down tool is very good with most all finish the case is exceptionally fine with excellent lining , solid partitions and very minimal exterior scratches. The cylinder fails to rotate properly and needs attention. A very fine wartime 1849 Pocket Model Colt. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 51 BARREL 7 1/2" CALIBER 44 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1865. Produced outside of Ithaca New York for the United States Gov't in 1865. Total production was 5000 revolvers with blue finish , octagon barrel case colored hammer , loading lever and trigger. 2 piece oil finished walnut grips. Marked on top strap of frame "ROGERS & SPENCER UTICA N.Y." Matching serial numbers found on most primary parts including grips. Martial inspections on most primary parts including grips. CONDITION, Very fine with revolver retaining over 95% blue finish with case colors toning to plum with age. Grips are very fine and action operates properly/ ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1538 BARREL 8" CALIBER 44 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1861-62. Very limited production with an extremely high attrition rate. Blue finished with octagon barrel , brass trigger guard and 2 piece oil finished walnut grips. Martially inspected on most primary parts and cartouched on grips. CONDITION. Good with revolver having toned to a mellow chocolate patina. Action operates properly. Crisp markings. With period Gaylord Chicopee Mass, black leather flap holster in good condition . ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 9488 BARREL 7" CALIBER .36 BLACKPOWDER MANUFACTURED 1862. Unique double action operation with central striking hammer. Marked on top strap with 3 line Savage address. Matching serial numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. 2 piece oil finished walnut grips. An extremely successful revolver that found their way west post war. CONDITION, Good with all markings crisp and legible. Action operates properly. Matching numbers. Revolver has toned to a mellow dove grey patina, One nipple is chipped. Grips are very fine. ANTIQUE

Made to fit an 1851 or 1861 Navy Colt or conversion. This early California style half flap is the type used during the 1850-60's gold rush era and the earliest style civilian holster patterned after existing military holsters but the flap exposes the grips and allows easy draw. Prior to this, most holsters were worn on saddles and those that were made for the hip used the military type full flap. Given the gun violence in California along its gold fields , the half flap was a favorite during that time. Very few have survived and almost none with the high quality full body tooling. Premium holster is leather lined. Flap is complete and still fully attached with no repair at seam. One of the best examples of these early holsters we have seen.

Tritch set up shop in Denver in 1860. This slim jim type holster is marked Geo Tritch Hwde. Co Denver Colo. The holster dates to the 1880's and has a bold maker cartouche on face and is border tooled. Cartridge belt is stamped in same way and is for a 44/45 and is also border tooled. Rig is for a Colt 7 1/2" SAA revolver. Fine condition with no repairs or alterations. Hard to find matching Denver rig for a long barrel Colt. Belt measures 34.5" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

One of most famous and revered holster makers of the 1880's was Meanea of Cheyenne Wyoming. Rarely do you find an example made for a 7.5" Colt SAA. This holster is double stamped on body & skirt F.A MEANEA CHEYENNE WYO. This holster is typical Wyoming style body with toe plug, double loop, border tooled and remains of lining. The belt is the popular Mills canvas model dated 1881 Texas star buckle. These military type web belts held ammo better and did not turn green and harden while stored. Meanea made top of the line cow punchers rigs beginning in 1881. The maker stamp on body is faint but strong outline and partially readable. Skirt stamp is strong. Belt is excellent. Liner is worn. Belt measures 35" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

The Moran brothers built top of the line leather beginning in 1879 through 1894 only in Miles City Montana. This very high condition holster is for a 4 3/4 or 5 1/2" Colt SAA revolvers. Holster is border tooled single loop with deep MORAN BROS MILES CITY MT Territory stamp The flap is extremely unusual in its over size. The cartridge money belt features the California clip point buckle and wears the same maker cartouche. Loops are 44/45 caliber. An extremely fine and rare territory holster from a top maker and dating to the 1880's. Belt measures 38" from buckle post to middle hole in billet

Al Furstnow set up shop in Miles City Montana in 1884. This is a 3" cartridge money belt with California clip point buckle for a 44/45 caliber and is deeply stamped AL FURSTNOW MILES CITY MONT on billet. If you have a holster and are missing the correct belt, this is perfect and in excellent condition. Belt measures 32.5" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

The Cheyenne shop opened in 1876 and lasted through 1885. They were arguable the most famous of all western saddle and holster makers as it was a JS Collins holster that was chosen and worn by Teddy Roosevelt while at his hunting camp in the early 1880's. This top of the line holster is a border tooled double loop with full skirt, toe plug, border tooled and has the large 45 stamp on lower band. Body is stamped J.S. COLLINS & CO. CHEYENNE WYO. Holster is in excellent shape. The next lot is a matching money belt but made for a 41 or .38 cartridge so we decided to offer separately.

The Cheyenne shop opened in 1876 and lasted through 1885. They were arguable the most famous of all western saddle and holster makers as it was a JS Collins holster that was chosen and worn by Teddy Roosevelt while at his hunting camp in the early 1880's. This 3 1/4" money belt is stamped J.S. COLLINS CHEYENNE WYO. on the billet which has been let out for weight gain. Loops fit a .41 Colt cartridge which was available in the SAA Army and both the 1877 and 1878 model Colt's. It could certainly be worn with 41 ammo and for carry of a Colt SAA revolver even if loop is stamped 45 as we have never seen any other Collins holster stamped with anything but 45. Belt measures 38" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

Well known and talented maker from 1920-30 operating out of Rawlins Wy. This top of the line holster is a single loop with large decorative center that is stamped KNOW & TANNER RAWLINGS WYO. The cartridge money belt is border tooled and made for the 41 Colt round so this rig would be perfect for a Wyoming shipped 1920's 4 3/ or 5 1/2" SAA. Overall nice condition but a previous owner has lightly etched his name and Rock Port Mo on loop Belt measures 35" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

Charles Coggshall opened his ship in Miles City in 1895 before going into partnership with Al Furstnow in 1897 . The high quality saddle leather holster is a double loop, full skirt, border tooled with large maker stamp C.E.COGGSHALL MILES CITY MONT. The toe has a period brass rivet reinforcement similar to a Jock Strap style. The cartridge money belt is for a .41 caliber. Holster is for a 4 3/4 Colt SAA. California clip point belt buckle. Excellent condition overall. Trigger guard opened up a bit for an 1878 Colt as well. Belt is stamped MADE BY H. HARDY. Hardy made leather work in Denver beginning in 1910. Belt measures 37" from buckle post to middle hole in billet

Nordhaus of Demming NM is credited with designing the so called "Jock Strap" holster with its reinforced toe plate that was later updated to the modern Jock Strap holsters made popular after the turn of the century. The large stamp number 5 on body was a catalog number 5 Nordhaus model and stamp but maker not found. The saddle leather top of the line holster is border tooled, has brass rivets. The unmarked cartridge money belt is also border tooled and in .41 caliber. Holster has early hammer tie down. Excellent condition with altered billet Belt measures 42" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

This top of the line Saddlery opened in Minneapolis in 1894. Makers were Dodson Fisher Brockmann & Co who coined the phrase Gopher Brand. This is an early jock strap style for a 4 3/4" Colt SAA and stamped Gopher Brand on strap. The billet on the money cartridge belt is stamped in like manner. Belt holds 44/45 caliber. Rig is in excellent overall condition. Belt measures 32.5" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

This rare triple loop holster was made exclusively for the 8" Smith & Wesson 44 American or Russian. A near identical Smith & Wesson holster is pictured in packing iron. Merwin & Bray were a pre civil war business in Mass. The leather cartridge belt has clear M&B monogram while the one on holster is faint. Belt holds 44/45 caliber.. Nice early 1870-80's rig for the big Smith, not the usual Colt. Belt measures 35" from buckle post to middle hole in billet.

SERIAL NUMBER 9580. BARREL 2 1/4". CALIBER .41 SHORT CF. MANUFACTURED 1878. Second model. Matching assembly number 7998 on cylinder and inside frame. Rosewood bird head grips, nickel finish, fire blue ejector, hammer & trigger. Five shot. CONDITION. Cylinder shows no face burn. Etched panel near perfect. Nearly all the fire blue on hammer, trigger and rod. Excellent grips. Overall, 95% plus nickel with few high edge wear spots and a few freckles. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 5165 BARREL 2 1/4" CALIBER .38 COLT C.F. MANUFACTURED 1875. Produced by Colt with factory nickel finish and mounted with 2 piece Mother of Pearl grips. Barrel is crisply marked with etched panel "COLT NEW 38" 5 shot cylinder has long flutes and revolver is serial numbered on frame under left grip. bottom of barrel and cylinder has last 3 digits of serial number on rear. Spur trigger, single action operation with very small and fine 2 line Colt Hartford address on top of barrel and frame marked 38 cal CF on left side under cylinder. CONDITION, Very fine with over 97% nickel finish remaining on frame and barrel with cylinder retaining 95% with a small rub on one side from storage. The bore and chambers are very good . The action operates properly with solid lock-up. The grips are very fine with some minute chipping at top. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1472 BARREL 2 7/8" CALIBER .22 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED 1871. Very first production of the Colt 7 shot open top revolver with nickel finish, varnished walnut grips and barrel mounted ejector rod assembly. Fire blue finished hammer, trigger, locking bar and trigger screw. Marked on barrel top with 2 line Colts Hartford address, Serial numbered on barrel, frame and right grip internally. Full nickel finish. These scarce ejector mounted mounted open top revolvers are a great rarity and are very rarely found with any condition. CONDITION, Very fine with over 98% nickel finish remaining with a very small flake missing at the side plate seam and some loss at muzzle and forcing cone. The grips are very fine with most all varnish remaining. The bore and chambers are very fine and the action operates properly. Truly an exceptional example of a rarely encountered example. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 174. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER .38 RF. It is reported that only about 325 of these were made during the Civil War. The top of the octagon barrel is stamped BACON MFG. CO NORWICH CONN. The left side of barrel is stamped C.W.HOPKINS PATENTED MAY 27, 1862. This one of the few models made with the swing out cylinder for loading. The frame is factory engraved .It is a six shot, single action with spur trigger and two piece walnut grips. Condition. Metal is a homogenous dark gray brown patina with no evident original finish. Seems to index when tried. Bore is strong with very minor powder, Grips are excellent. One of the harder to find Civil War era guns. Antique

SERIAL 39518. BARREL 8". CALIBER 44 PERCUSSION Matching serial number on frame & cylinder. Six shot single action that is martially marked with inspector stamps on metal and visible but not readable cartouche on one piece walnut grips. Finish is blue. Condition. All legends on frame are sharp. Bore is bright. Grips are very good to excellent with wear at butt but nice and intact. You can still see flashes of blue but gun is basically a soft homogenous patina. Crisp action. Very nice example of popular Civil War used sidearm. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 125565. BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER 44-40. Factory letter states this gun was shipped on June 13th, 1888 to E.C.Meacham Arms Co. St. Louis Mo, letters as 4 3/4 nickel with rubber grips. This was the last year for the etched panel barrels. Very few etched panels are seen with this barrel length. Other features are the blue screws and the gutta percha eagle grips. Gun has all matching serial numbers. Condition. Fine overall. The etched panel is entirely visible and partially readable. Retains at least 75% of the nickel finish and generous amounts of blue on screws. The grips fit tight and are in excellent condition. The bore is clean and the action is smooth as silk. A great condition classic Frontier Six Shooter with rare short barrel. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 901. BARREL 5". CALIBER .45. First Model. These US marked guns were purchased from the government by Schuyler, Hartley & Graham and Francis Bannerman & Company, both of New York. Many of these guns were subsequently altered by having their 7” barrels cut down to 5”.The single largest customer for these altered Schofield revolvers was the Wells Fargo Express Company, who marked the guns W.F. & CO'S. EX. when they purchased them. This stamp can be seen on the right side of the barrel along with the serial number 901. Gun still has the US stamp on butt. The serial number on the cylinder is 715 and was probably so fitted when converted as the finish matches perfectly. This gun was blued, not nickeled and still retains the original walnut grips but the cartouche stamps are no longer visible. Condition. All metal is a homogenous smooth patina. All legends are sharp. Action is crisp. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 1435. BARREL 7". CALIBER .45. ISSUED 1874-75. Ordered for the US cavalry, the butt is stamped US . The grips both have cartouche stamps that are faint but visible. Matching serial number stamped on right grip and back of cylinder. Finish is blue with case color hammer. Barrel has full rib. Grips are smooth walnut. Comes with an original US holster in excellent condition. Condition. Frame retains about 60% blue with balance of metal a soft patina. Legends are sharp. Grips are excellent. Bore is very clean and the action functions properly. Antique

SERIAL 2009. BARREL 8". CALIBER .44 AMERICAN . ISSUED MARCH 1871. Serial number 2009 is listed in list of US guns (ALSO SPRINGFIELD RESEARCH) as is number 2008 that was owned by Texas Jack Omohundro who served as a civilian scout for the US Army during the American Indian Wars. You will find the small A (AINSWORTH) inspector stamp on right side of barrel (light) , cylinder and on left side of frame. The rib is stamped US. The OWA inspector stamp on left grip is not visible but the right grip is stamped inside 2009 along with some period scratched owners name. The butt also has some indiscernible name scratched in. Grips are smooth walnut. The United States government ordered 1000 of these revolvers with only 200 being factory full nickel plated as is this example. This is considered the Walker of cartridge 19th century US issue handguns. Condition. Revolver retains about 15% original nickel, mostly in hidden areas. Grips are excellent. Rifling is strong with some abrasion. Cylinder indexes correctly and locks up fine. An extremely crisp example of one of the rarest of all 19th century US issue revolvers. Ex Joe Poyer collection. Antique.

SERIAL 1063. BARREL 5 1/4". CALIBER .44CF. MADE 1872. "the most “updated” .44-cal. revolver in the Colt Patent Fire Arms stables - formed the basis for an entirely new cartridge revolver that didn’t rely on any previous Colt parts." Colt’s first revolver specifically manufactured to fire self-contained metallic cartridges. It was roll engraved with the same W.L. Ormsby 1843 Naval scene previously used on the 1851 Navy and 1860 Army cylinders. This gun features the elongated Model 1860 style walnut grip. Only 7000 were made and very few in center fire as most were chambered for the .44 Henry round This revolver features a six shot, single action with brass trigger guard, Naval scene on cylinder. Nickel plated with a shortened barrel. Most of these early Colt's have been plated. All matching numbers except cylinder which is quite common . Trigger guard is brass and has been cleaned. This gun was widely used on the Mexican border and few have remained in high condition. They are the iconic predecessor to the Colt SAA. Frame stamped Colt's patent. Barrel has one line address, Grips are one piece walnut. Classic old west gun in high condition. Condition. Retains at least 90% nickel with sharp legends Naval scene is strong and complete. Bore strong. Stocks are excellent. Indexes and locks up correctly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 257508. BARREL: 4-3/4". CALIBER: .38 WCF. MANUFACTURED: 1904. Two line address on the top of the barrel. Patent dates on the left side of the frame, in front of a circled Rampant Colt. Matching serials on the butt, frame and trigger guard. Front sight has been filed down. Original blued/case colored finishes. Period checkered brown hard rubber grips. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with most areas forming a solid brown patina. Some traces of blue are visible on the edges. Grips have light wear, and minor handling marks. Bore has minor frosting on the surface. Hammer and cylinder are tight. Some marring on the cylinder pin. A solid first generation Colt SAA!. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 296417. BARREL: 4-3/4". CALIBER: .45 COLT. MANUFACTURED: 1907. "(BISLEY MODEL)" as marked on the barrel. Company address is marked in two lines on top. Patent dates marked on the left side of the frame, in front of a circled Rampant Colt. "VP" proof on the left side of the trigger guard. Matching serials on the butt, frame and trigger guard. Blade front sight and v-notch frame rear. Original blued/case colored finishes. Checkered brown hard rubber grips. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with traces of blue still visible on the barrel and cylinder. Other areas have formed a solid brown patina. Grips have wear to the checkering. Bore is shiny with strong rifling. Tight hammer and cylinder. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 5595. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1911. Pivotal in the development of the M1911 semi automatic pistol. Standard markings on both sides of the slide. Circled, rampant Colt pony on the rear left side of the slide. "VP" proof on the left side of the trigger guard. Half moon front sight and u-notch rear. Original blued finish. Original diamond checkered wood grips. Blued steel magazine is later production. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with general wear and brown patina forming in areas. Fire blue still visible on the trigger. Grips have wear to the checkering, with minor scratches and handling marks. Right grip has an "X" in the center. Bore is heavily frosted with light pitting. Fair rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine is very good. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 14252. BARREL: 6". CALIBER: .38 ACP. MANUFACTURED 1903. Standard markings on the left side of the slide, with factory cut checkering on both sides. Right side markings are typical as well. There is a circled rampant Colt pony on the left side of the slide. Half moon front sight and u-notch rear. Factory blued finish on the metal components. Early style rounded hammer. Original checkered hard rubber grips. Includes an original blued steel magazine, being marked "MIL/COLT/38 CAL" on the bottom. CONDITION: Metal is fair overall, with heavy gray patina covering most areas. Grips have wear and discoloration. Bore is frosted, with fair overall rifling. Magazine has wear and cleaned pitting on both sides. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 335952. BARREL: 2". CALIBER: .25 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1923. Standard markings on both sides of the slide. Typical rampant Colt pony on the left rear of the slide. There is a "VP" proof on the left side of the trigger guard. Standard sights. Factory blued finish and case colored finishes. Original checkered hard rubber grips. Two tone blued steel magazine, being marked "CAL.25/COLT" on the bottom. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with a good amount of blue and case coloring visible. Grips have minor scratches and handling marks. Bore is frosted, with fair overall rifling. Magazine is very good overall. C&R

SERIAL 16832. BARREL 5.5". CALIBER .476. MADE IN 1886. This is a London Colt with Pall Mall address on barrel, 476 stamped on left trigger guard bow and usual London proof marks. It sports a blue finish with checkered walnut bird head grips and lanyard ring. This was the largest caliber ever made for this model. Only 1682 made in this caliber and barrel length. Double action revolvers were far more popular in England at this time than here in the states. Condition. 30-40% Smooth homogenous blue still remains having more in recesses. Balance soft patina. Bore is excellent. Action functions correctly. Checkered grips show some wear to diamonds. Antique

SERIAL 28906. BARREL 8". CALIBER 44 AMERICAN. MADE 1872-74. Well used old west gun features nickel finish and smooth walnut grips. Front sight was made from old Liberty nickel. Right grip panel has number that does not match the serial number. Side plate, frame and barrel have been cleaned. About 20% nickel remains with balance gray patina and some scattered pitting. Indexes and locks up correctly. Rifling is sharp. Has that been there look. Antique

SERIAL NUMBER: 40*. BARREL: 4-1/4". CALIBER: .32 S&W LONG. MANUFACTURED: Circa 1896-97. Serial number "40", with a factory repair/refinish star on the butt. Trade mark on the right side of the frame. Company address and patent dates between the flutes on the cylinder. Matching serials on the butt and cylinder. Half moon front sight, with u-notch rear. Factory re-applied nickel finish. Case colored trigger and hammer. Brown hard rubber grips. CONDITION: Metal is very good-excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Grips have light wear and discoloration. Bore has a frosted surface. Strong rifling. Tight hammer and cylinder. Strong mechanics. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 4031. BARREL 7". CALIBER 45 SCHOFIELD. MADE 1875-76. No visible US on butt and the only visible inspector stamp is a 'w" inside frame. Grips are ivory. No visible serial number on cylinder or latch. Comes with period ivory grips. Barrel legends and dates are sharp. Metal is soft dark brown patina. Indexing is sporadic. Bore is fair. Ivory grips very good but shrunk a bit. Antique

SERIAL 777. BARREL 7". CALIBER 45 SCHOFIELD MADE 1875. US stamped on butt. Frame has L inspection stamp. Left grip has visible cartouche. Matching serial number inside right grip panel and back of cylinder. Blue finish. Right grip has three kill notches. Cylinder does not index or lock up correctly and needs a new hand. Also, hard to close. Rifling is sharp. Basically a soft brown patina with blue in hidden areas and strong barrel legends. Antique

SERIAL NUMBER: 57002. REGISTRATION # 4107.BARREL: 4-1/2". CALIBER: .357 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED 1938. Approximately 5224 made from 1935-39. .Built on N-frame, square butt, 5-screw, pinned and recessed. Trade mark on the left side of the frame. Matching serials on the butt, cylinder, and barrel. Matching assembly numbers on the frame and crane. Right grip has matching serial number. Hump back hammer has patent date and side oil serration's. McGivern gold bead front sight and adjustable square notch rear sight. Factory blued barrel and frame. Checkered magna grips, with silver monogram medallions. The factory letter states the following" We have researched this Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum, Registered Magnum, six shot, caliber .357 Magnum in company records. They show this handgun with butt serial number 57002 with Registration Number 4107 was shipped from our Stockbridge Street factory on November 18, 1938. It was delivered to the Bowen Brothers Hardware Company, 905 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia. The records show it was shipped with a 6.5-inch barrel, blue finish, Call Gold bead front sight, an adjustable square notch rear sight and checked square butt walnut Magna with silver Smith & Wesson medallions. It was sighted at 25 yards using Magnum ammunition using a 6 O’clock hold. On August 26, 1940, a letter was sent to Smith & Wesson from Georgia State Wild Life Ranger Ed. Friend. He asked if a “wart” could be removed near the front sight of his Registered Magnum. He also wanted the barrel replaced with a 4.5” barrel. On September 18, 1940, Smith & Wesson's Fred Miller replied that they would either replace or cut the “bulged” barrel. The original barrel was cut down to 4.5” due to having no new replacement barrels in stock.". Therefore, all alterations and finishing were done by Smith & Wesson as per letter along with information on the original owner as well. CONDITION: Barrel blue has some thinning on sides from holster. Cylinder has a light drag line and high edge wear. Frame has some scattered handling marks and high edge wear. Strong case colors on hammer and trigger. Overall, still retains at least 95% of the factory bright blue. Grips have minor wear. Bore is shiny with strong rifling. Mechanically fine, with a butter smooth action. A hard to find gun in this barrel length and in all original condition! C&R

SERIAL 24. BARREL 6.5". CALIBER 32-44. MADE 1878. Matching serial number scratched on left inside grip panel. Matching serial number on cylinder, release and barrel. Factory nickel finish, case color trigger guard & hammer, front target sight, target rear sight, black gutta percha grips. Very low first week production serial number. Condition. There is some light age freckling on cylinder and a bit on frame but still retains over 93% original nickel with bright case colors remaining. Grips are near mint. Rifling is strong. Indexes and locks up correctly. Antique.

SERIAL 18463. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 45 COLT. Made in 1875. The W.W. Johnson sub-inspector "J" is stamped on the bottom of the barrel, trigger guard, back strap and cylinder. The barrel has the one-line address. A "P" proof mark is stamped on the cylinder as well as bottom of the barrel. The left side of the frame has the two-line patent dates with U.S. stamp The left side of the walnut grip has no visible cartouche. Matching serial numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel . Loading gate has 595 assembly number stamp. Typical donut ejector head. No visible Casey stamps. This is an early gun made the year before the Custer battle. Serial number 18393 was issued to the 7th cavalry. It is a standard issue US revolver with blue case finish and one piece walnut grips. Condition. Grips are not numbered and are a bit shy with no original finish. All metal surfaces are gray patina having been cleaned at one time. Muzzle shows holster wear. Nice smooth action that indexes and locks up correctly. Rifling is sharp. Clean, no finish, early cavalry Colt . ANTIQUE

SERIAL 1511. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 44 CF. . MADE 1872. Colt's first revolver built from newly made parts specifically made for self contained cartridges and not a conversion. Most were sent west and used along the rugged Mexican border and very few have survived with any condition or without being altered. Most were nickel plated with one piece walnut grips with some initials. This gun has the Army size grips with brass trigger guard. Matching numbers on frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder and barrel. Cylinder shows no scene. Ejector rod head is a period replacement. Frame is stamped with patent dates. Condition. Traces of nickel with balance of metal cleaned to give a nickel overall appearance. Brass has been polished. Grips are slightly under size. Visible strong rifling with overall abrasions. Barrel address readable but light in spots. Two line patent date on frame. is strong. Cylinder needs some work as it does not always advance Antique

SERIAL 340280. BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER 45 COLT. MADE IN 1920. Standard features with blue and case color finish with gutta percha grips. Serial number stamped on frame and inside grip straps. Correct two line barrel address and first year pony on frame without circle. Comes in a Heiser hand tooled cartridge belt, maker stamped, with California clip point buckle and matching holster, double loop, also marked. Condition. 90% blue on barrel & housing with wear on sides from holster. Straps are patina. Cylinder retains 85% blue with high edge wear and drag line. Grips are excellent . About 75% case colors remain, some still bright. Bore is sharp and action locks up tight. Belt measures 33" from buckle post to middle hole in billet. C&R

SERIAL 235487. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 44-40. MADE IN 1902. Standard blue and case color with gutta percha grips. Barrel is stamped COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER. Matching numbers on frame, trigger guard and back strap. Comes with a relic condition hand tooled holster & belt with the name S.C. MANUEL carved on upper loop. Condition. Crisp legends on frame and barrel but metal has little original finish, mostly a soft gray patina. Grips are excellent. Indexes and locks up correctly. Bore is excellent. Someone has etched an id number , lightly, on right base frame. C&R

SERIAL 2126. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 36 PERCUSSION This early gun probably dates to 1864. Made in NYC. This nearly identical copy of the Colt Model 1851 garnered sales in 1864 as a result of the Colt factory fire. but it is still estimated than only a tad over 6000 were ever produced. This early standard model features the Battle of New Orleans cylinder scene, octagon barrel, brass trigger guard & back strap, one piece varnished walnut grips with blue and case color original finish. All matching numbers to include frame, barrel, cylinder, trigger guard, back strap and wedge. Condition. Very fine. No real finish left but smooth as even patina with sharp legends and near mint grips. Bore is crisp and gun is tight as new. Cylinder scene is sharp, screw heads are true and even the nipples are crisp. Great example. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 195022. BARREL: 4-3/4". CALIBER: .38 WCF. MANUFACTURED: 1900. Two line company address on the top of the barrel. Patent dates on the left side of the frame, with a rampant Colt Pony behind them. Blade front sight has a notch cut into it. Original blued and case colored finishes. Checkered brown hard rubber grips. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with most areas forming a heavy gray/brown patina. Traces of blue can be seen on the edges. Grips have light wear. Bore has some light frosting, but remains mostly clear. Rifling remains strong. Tight hammer and cylinder. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL 6151. BARREL 2.5". CALIBER .22RF. MADE 1859-74. This example has the silver plated frame, rosewood grips, high polish blue barrels. Original 2-piece cardboard box has instructions in the lid and all aprons intact with two repaired split corners. Condition. Retains at least 95% sliver plating on brass frame. 85% high polish blue on barrels with some age spots. Fine working order. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 58281 . BARREL 4.5". CALIBER .44 RUSSIAN. MADE IN 1913. Hard to find caliber and barrel length. Features blue finish, six shot, double action, gutta percha grips, lanyard ring with early straight barrel that reads "New Service .44 Russian CTG. " Back of hammer, trigger and cylinder release are fire blue. Condition. Looks like it spent some years in a holster as both sides of barrel have thinned to freckled finish. Cylinder also shows some high wear from holster. Straps are soft patina. Frame is 85% while balance is drifting patina. Cylinder is solid 85% with signs of holster wear and toning. Action and bore are crisp. C&R

SERIAL 87314. BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER 45. MADE IN 1883. Standard features. This gun features nearly full coverage New York style bank note engraving with carved eagle ivories on left and simple stippling on right panel. Gun is period nickel plated. Condition. Retains about 30% nickel finish blending with gray patina and a few minor areas of brown age spots, mostly on straps. Grips are finely aged with a bit of shrinkage. All matching numbers on frame, trigger guard and back strap. Action is fine. Bore is strong with just a couple spots. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 12914SA. BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER .38 SPECIAL MADE IN 1957. The gun sports the short barrel but also comes with a matching blue 38 barrel in 7 1/2" It either left with a 7 1/2" from factory and was changed or it left as is and he ordered the long barrel to switch it over and did not. Gun is typical blue and case color finish with black grips. Condition. Muzzle has a bit of wear and there are some light spherical lines on cylinder. The extra barrel also has just a hint of wear on muzzle. Both bores are excellent. Action fine, Retains nearly all the case colors and blue screws. Grips are near mint. C&R

A. SERIAL 105183. MADE IN 1861 with NEW YORK address. Condition. No original finish. All matching numbers including post except wedge. Naval scene on cylinder is partially visible but faint. Gun is a smooth gray patina with a sharp bore and functions properly. One piece walnut grips are excellent. B. SERIAL 131718. All matching numbers including wedge but cylinder number hard to rear but visible numbers appear correct. Condition. No finish. Dark gray with areas of deep dark brown. Cylinder scene partially visible. One piece walnut grips are very good. Bore is sharp but there is residue spotting. Indexes correctly but spongy hammer at full cock. Both guns employ an octagon barrel, brass trigger guard and back strap. Comes in modern case with flask that has some dents, two cap tins and a Colt marked bullet mold. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 18810 BARREL 8" CALIBER .44 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1860. One of the rarest of all Colt production revolvers is the 3rd Model Colt Dragoon (Horse pistol) with 8" barrel. Produced at the tail of regular production an estimated 200 examples were produced. These civilian sold revolvers were quickly absorbed with examples going South as well as to American South West. Produced with a case color frame hammer and loading lever and blue finished barrel and cylinder. The large cylinder is roll engraved with the famed "Ranger & Indian" fighting scene with U,S,M,R, & COLT'S PATENT marking by W.L. Ormsby. These enormous horse pistols weighed 4 pounds, 2 oz, and were prized possessions. This example is found to be all matching with barrel, cylinder, frame, wedge, trigger guard, loading lever, back strap and one piece grips all being properly numbered. Single line New York Address on top of barrel and a drift adjustable rear sight install as is found on the later London examples. CONDITION. Good with revolver having toned to a pleasant chocolate patina with crisp legends and mostly visible cylinder scene. Grips remain full sized with slight material loss a toe from use. The gain twist bore is very fine with small areas of corrosion. The German silver blade front sight is slightly lowed to facilitate for installed rear sight alignment. The brass grip straps have toned to a mellow mustard. The action operates properly and locks up solidly. This is a very fine example of the Rare 8" Dragoon with a estimated 200 ever produced. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 3268. BARREL 1 3/4". CALIBER 32 SHORT RF. MADE 1890'S. One of the most interesting gambler guns ever made. This example is nickel plated with Pearl scales, 7-shot repeater. Matching serial numbers. Condition. Has not seen any real use. Retains 98% nickel. Grips are lustrous and near mint. Fine working order. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 49806. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: .38-40 WCF. MANUFACTURED: 1890. Standard company address and patent dates on the top of the barrel. Full octagon barrel with blade front sight and semi buckhorn rear. 3/4 length tube. Period re-applied blued finish. Butt stock is a period replacement, with a varnished type finish. Smooth metal butt plate. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with areas of finish wear and gray patina forming throughout. Wood has minor handling marks, scrapes and scratches. There are some surface cracks on the left surface of the butt stock. Bore has a clean surface, with a small bit of frosting near the muzzle. Strong rifling retained. Mechanically fine. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 351343. BARREL 5 1/2". CALIBER 44-40. MADE IN 1928. Desireable 44-40 pre war single action army., all original including gutta percha grips with matching etched serial number on right panel. Standard blue and case color finish with rich blue screws. Barrel is stamped "COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER" Frame has two line patent dates with pony in circle. Condition. Very fine. Frame shows flashes of color , especially in protected areas while balance has patterned out. The barrel and ejector rod show wear at tip but still retain 95% plus blue. The cylinder has only a hint of high edge wear and a near ghost drag line. Straps are thinning to about 50-60%. Grips are excellent with one minute chip at right front toe. Front sight is full height. Back and top of hammer retain nearly all the finish. The action is as smooth as butter and locks up like a vault. Rifling is strong and lands are bright. All the screws retain nearly all the blue finish. A great gun in a desireable caliber. C&R

SERIAL 346856. BARREL 7 1/2". CALIBER 32-20. MADE IN 1924. This is one of the best condition pre war 32's this writer has seen. Standard gun with blue and case color finish, blue screws, gutta percha grips. Condition. The cylinder shows no real signs of any powder burn but has a few minute circumfrance rings. Straps are 99% with few handling marks. Barrel is 99% or better with no visible wear and the same can be said of the ejector housing. Screws retain nearly all the blue Frame and hammer retain nearly all the strong case colors. The grips are near mint but are numbered 351452. Action and bore are like new. Stunning nearly 100 year old classic. C&R

SERIAL 346807. BARREL 7 1/2". CALIBER 38-40. MADE 1903. Fine Colt is hard to find caliber with this barrel length. Standard blue and case finish with case color hammer. Butt has a period lanyard ring. Inside grips frame has serial number stamped twice as well as assembly number 477. Standard two line patent date on frame with pony. Gutta percha grips are etched 807. Condition. Barrel has some light muzzle and handling wear. Front sight proper heigth. Cylinder retains about 75% blue with overall high edge wear and circumference lines. Screw heads are thinning. Straps are mostly patina. Grips are excellent. Bore is sharp and bright. Action indexes and locks up correctly. Frame shows abut 20% color with balance patterned out. Grips are near mint. C&R

SERIAL 294460. BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER 38-40 Letter states gun was shipped on May 23, 1907 in shipment of 3 to the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company , Bisbee Arizona Territory. "The Copper Queen Mine was a copper mine in Cochise County, Arizona, United States. Its development led to the growth of the surrounding town of Bisbee in the 1880s. Its ore body ran 23% copper, an extraordinarily high grade. It was acquired by Phelps Dodge in 1885." The gun was shipped as a 38-40, 4 3/4" barrel in blue and case color. Gun has been completely restored and retains nearly all of the reapplied finish. The grips are later plastic eagle style. Cylinder rod is not Colt. Rifling is strong but grooves are frosted. C&R

SERIAL 350661. BARREL 7 1/2". CALIBER .38 COLT. Letter states shipped as blue to Buffalo Wholesale Hardware Buffalo NY December 24, 1927 in one gun shipment. One of the harder to find cartridges as it was also chambered for the Model 1877, a much smaller gun as well as the swing out Army Navy series so very few were ordered in the Single Action. Standard blue and case finish and now sporting silver medallion two piece ivory grips. Condition. Very fine. Barrel and ejector housing retain at least 95% blue with light wear at muzzle and minor thinning and handling. Cylinder has some circumference rings and high edge wear. Straps are tinning but both still retain at least 75% finish. Hammer and frame retain about 75% case color with some fading. Grips are excellent. Strong rifling with bright grooves. Action is tight. C&R

SERIAL 213. BARREL 7 1/2". CALIBER .44 RF. Only 1,863 Single Action Army revolvers were chambered in this caliber. The 44 rimfire series was introduced in 1875 and they were serial numbered in their own range of 1 to 1,863..Most were shipped to the Mexico border states and Mexico and almost all of them show the kind of wear one would expect and this example is indicative of that hard use. You can see the serial number on frame and trigger guard and can read the number "1" on backstrap. No visible barrel stamp or on frame. Looks like all the correct parts with one piece walnut grips and lanyard ring. Barrel has not been stretched. Cylinder indexes but does not lock in place. Condition. Fair. Signs of some old re-nickel. Grips are chipped. Metal is gray patina with freckling. Rifling is strong but pitted. Comes in a period tooled high quality 1880's unmarked holster that has bottom of skirt worn but a good western look. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 16148. BARREL 7 1/2". CALIBER 45 COLT. MADE 1875 Early standard revolver with blue and case color finish that was refinished at one time. Only one line of patent date visible on frame. Barrel address is readable with exception of "Colts" The barrel was replaced with a DFC inspected cavalry barrel with proof P and serial numbered. Matching numbers on frame, trigger guard and partial on back strap with plugged lanyard hole. Grips are one piece maple. Cylinder number not visible but correct with removable bushing. The case colors on hammer and frame are gone and now just gun metal indicting it was never re-colored but was cleaned at one time. Solid 95 % of reapplied blue remains. Rifling is strong but frosted. Action indexes and locks up fine. Grips are near mint. Comes in Colt case. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1534 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1907. Produced as the first production 45 Colt automatic pistol and documented by the factory as having been shipped in 1907 to Schoverling Daly & Gales New York NY with blue finish 5" barrel and Combination stocks,(indicating pistol was shipped with shoulder stock). Pistol is factory slotted at rear base of grip strap with 2 milled slots and a 1/2 moon dovetail for the locking link on the stock. Pistol has been equipped by previous collector with a recreation of the Colt Shoulder stock / holster. CONDITION, Good with the pistol retains 50% blue finish with losses on slide and grips straps from carry. Bore is strong with darkness in grooves. Grips are very fine with moderate wear and a small crack at top right screw. Recreated holster / stock has supple leather and solid stitching. Attaching iron fits pistol but fails to lock into place. An extremely rare example of an American Shoulder stocked pistol. Comes in Display case with factory letter. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3472 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 COLT AUTOMATIC. MANUFACTURED 1902. Documented with factory letter the Model 1900 Colt .38 automatic pistol was shipped from Colt on February 26 1902 with 6" barrel caliber .38 colt Auto with blue finish and grips not listed. To Simmons Hardware Company St, Louis MO. in a 17 gun shipment. Pistol is displayed in a "KEEN KUTTER" cutlery box with a reproduction brass Simmons Hardware plaque. CONDITION. Good with the pistol retaining over 40% blue finish on the frame and the slide having traces of blue in protected areas. The bore is good with slight frosting in the grooves. The grips are very fine with moderate wear and no cracks. The action operates properly. Comers with factory letter and display box. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2029 BARREL 6" CALIBER .38 COLT AUTO MANUFACTURED 1901. Factory letter indicates pistol was shipped with blue finish 6" barrel and grips not listed. Sold to to Mr. L.L. Collins and factory shipped to Wyeth Hardware & Mfg. Company St, Joseph MO. in a single gun shipment. Previous owner has done extensive research into Mr Collins who was a practicing Attorney and has also obtained examples of circa, 1900 Wyeth Hardware sales invoices and paperwork. pistol retains the fully functional sight safety mechanism , Checkered hard rubber Colt grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Slide has forward slide serration's and spur hammer. Matching numbers on slide and frame. CONDITION. Good as found with exterior finish having toned to dove grey with good bore with some oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly. Comers with paperwork, small display case and factory letter. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1526 BARREL 5" CALIBER .45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1907. One of the great rarities of Colt collecting. Colt model 1905 .45 acp pistol with factory letter confirming pistol was shipped with blue finish, 45 acp caliber and slotted for and shipped with a combination shoulder stock / holster to the China, Japan Trading Company New York NY, January 22, 1907. Further research reveals that only 400 Model 1905 pistols were slotted for stocks. Pistol has round hammer with smooth trigger, checkered walnut grips. Pistol is complete with recreation of the detachable holster / stock with attaching iron. Pistol is housed in a contemporary display case. CONDITION. Pistol is good with 20% blue finish remaining on the frame with traces of blue in protected areas of the slide. Bore is good with darkness in grooves. The action operates properly. The holster / stock is good with supple leather and solid stitching and fits solidly to the slotted grooves in the backstrap of the pistol. Magazine is a modified 2 tone 1911 Gov't magazine. Provided with factory letter. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 12500 BARREL 2 1/4" CALIBER .38 SHORT COLT MANUFACTURED 1880. Single action spur trigger Colt New Line revolver with one of the highest ever recorded serial numbers produced in 1880. 5 shot fluted cylinder with 2 piece smooth rosewood grips. Engraved in a scroll and vine motif with dot punch background with extensive coverage on sides, grip strap, barrel , frame and high points of cylinder. Revolver is gold washed. CONDITION, Very good with properly operating action. Fine grips. Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Good bore and chambers. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 6" CALIBER 54 RIFLES PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED 1842-1847. Uniquely distinct and known for being the first rifled handgun delivered to the US Gov't with a production of an estimated 200 total. Deeply 7 groove rifled with Box lock marked "US DERINGER PHILADELA" Arsenal browned finish with one piece walnut stock and brass trigger guard , barrel band and butt cap. Swivel type ram rod . Small brass front sight and iron rear sight. No other markings found. CONDITION. Very good with excellent bore Walnut stocks have minor shrinkage cracks for and aft of lock. Action operates properly. Rammer and swivel are possible replacements. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 4" CALIBER 54 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1800. One piece walnut stock with checkered bag grip, ornate steel trigger guard and single loading rod rod guide. Octagon brass barrel with "W&I" crown proofs Pistol is housed in a partitioned walnut case with period mold with sprue cutter and English Ball & powder mechanical flask. CONDITION. Good with the stock being very good with some period of use impressions and bruises. The bore is good and the brass barrel has a mellow aged patina. The markings , proofs and engraving all are crisp. The case is contemporary. Flask is good with period oxidation. The mold is oxidized and remains with an uncleaned patina. ANTIQUE

SERIAL S188757. BARREL 6.5". CALIBER .357. One of the harder to find models that was only made from 1957-60. This gun was shipped in 1960. Built on square butt N-frame, 4-screw, high polish blue finish, target rear sight, Patridge front sight, case color wide target hammer and diamond checkered walnut grips that are numbered to gun on inside right panel. Condition. Solid 98% gun with couple handling marks, light drag line, couple of light freckles. Grips are near mint. Bore is excellent. Action works correctly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 79887. BARREL 5". CALIBER .38 SUPER MANUFACTURED 1950. Letter states this gun was a one gun shipment to Shapleigh Hardware of St. Louis in 1950. It was a special rush order made on March 21 and shipped March 22. All standard features, factory blue finish with the early hard plastic red & black mottled monogram grips. CONDITION. Aside from some minor handling marks on front grip strap and a spec of muzzle wear, gun is solid 99% plus original two tone high polished blue and matte. Grips are excellent. Comes with one Colt stamped magazine. Barrel stamped .38 Super and has a near mint bore. C&R

SERIAL 299578-C. BARREL 5". CALIBER .45 ACP. MADE IN 1965. It is purported that only 5% of all pre Series 70 pistols were finished in nickel which increased once the 70 series was released. This is a near new factory nickel 1911-A1 with the original grips and magazine and comes in the original 2-piece box with matching number on bottom, nickel sticker on end label, instructions, warrenty card and the original registration card from the owner who lived in Michigan with his name , occupation and gun listed by serial number. Condition. Just a few of the usual minor handling marks found on nickel finish guns, Bright 100% nickel gun that show basically little to no use or wear. Mirror new bore. C&R

SERIAL 126951. BARREL 3.5". CALIBER .32 ACP. MADE IN 1912. This gun features the pre 1914 Colt finish with the stunning high polish blue and the peacock blue small parts with gutta percha grips and early full blue magazine with unmarked polished base. Proper box and end label but someone went over hand written serial number with marker. In addition to the box, gun comes with the original hang tag, special instructions, Colt Automatic Pistols brochure and the original large instruction sheet along with brush & oil bottle. Condition. Beautiful nitre blue on trigger and slide stop. Grips are excellent. Balance of gun retains about 90% blue with scattered age freckles, high edge slide wear and a half dime size wear on right side of frame. Bore is excellent. C&R

SERIAL 2679. BARREL 6". CALIBER .38 ACP Factory letter states this gun was shipped to Hibbard Spencer, Bartlett & co in Chicago on June 24, 1901 in a shipment of 10 guns. The original sight safety has been removed & replaced. Blue with gutta percha grips, blue finish, case color spur hammer, gutta percha grips and an original magazine with no base stamp. The original sight safety has been converted to standard blade. Condition. Entire gun restored to near new condition with fire blue on small parts. Grips are excellent. Bore is near mint. A very early gun that looks like new. C&R

SERIAL 25K4227. BARREL 8 3/8". CALIBER .22 RIMFIRE MAGNUM. MADE IN 1978-79. Built on square butt K-frame, 3-screw, blue finish, case color hammer & trigger, target rear sight with checkered magna walnut grips. Comes in original matching box with some paperwork and tool bag. Condition. Cylinder faces shows no real burn marks, light drag line and handling only. MODERN

SERIAL 1D38501. BARREL 4". CALIBER .357 MAGNUM. MADE 1977-81. Stainless steel double action, fixed sights, checkered walnut grips in matching box with some paperwork. Built on square butt , 3-screw, heavy barrel. Condition. Overall a pretty clean revolver. Has light drag line, few scattered handling marks. with a fine bore and action. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 342436. BARREL: 3-3/4". CALIBER: .32 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1920. Standard markings on the slide, with the rampant Colt pony behind the slide serration's (17 serration's). "VP" proof on the left side of the trigger guard. Blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory Colt blue finish, over a high polish area. Original checkered hard rubber grips. Includes and original two tone blued steel magazine, marked, "CAL 32/COLT" on the bottom. CONDITION: metal is very good overall, with roughly 80% finish remaining. Some scratches and handling marks, in addition to a small patch of surface rust on the right side of the frame. Grips are solid, with a few minor scratches. Bore is frosted with good overall rifling. Mechanically good. Magazine has finish loss on the bottom, with some cleaned pitting. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 343429. BARREL: 3-1/4". CALIBER: .38 S&W. MANUFACTURED: 1900'S. Company address and patent dates on the barrel rib. Monogram on the right side of the frame. There is "SECY.C.P.D." marked on the back strap. Chicago Police Department? Matching serials on the butt, cylinder and barrel latch. Factory sights, nickel finish and checkered hard rubber grips. Trigger and hammer are factory case colored. CONDITION: Metal is excellent, with 98% of its finishes remaining. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp timing and lockup. Light drag line on the cylinder. Hard to find this clean, and with police markings! C&R

The collecting of miniature arms is one of the oldest form of collecting known. These 1/3 scale miniature Colt revolvers are: Cased Colt model 1873 Single Action Army with blue and case color finish and one piece varnish walnut stock. Serial number 3411 with partitioned velvet lined display case , dummy cartridges and "COLT" instruction label in lid. Revolver is made in Italy by Uberti with case and accessories hand made in United States. CONDITION, as new Miniature Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver. 1/3 scale serial number 458 and comes in original shipping box with Miniature Colt Factory letter indication revolver was shipped to the US Historical Society Richmond Va in 1987. Revolver was produced in Italy by Uberti and was authorized by the Colt Custom Shop with a limited production of 3500 guns. CONDITION. As new.

SERIAL 47640. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 45 COLT. Letter states gun was shipped to US Government on September 24th, 1878 in a shipment of 200 guns. This gun's principle sub inspector at Springfield in 1878 was Henry Nettleton. This gun has all matching numbers to include barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard and back strap. The H.N. stamp can be found on the bottom of the barrel with a P, on top of the back strap, on the cylinder (with P), and on the trigger guard. The left side of the frame has 3-line patent dates along with U.S. stamp. Type 3 block style barrel address sans hyphens. Loading gate has assembly number 5145. Early donut style ejector head. What appears to be the original grips have been checkered during period of use. Hammer is correct style replacement. Ejector housing screw is a replacement as well. Condition. Barrel has not been stretched and rifling is strong but frosted with minor pitting. Barrel legends are sharp. Frame legends mostly readable with a minor bit of pitting. Overall finish is a smooth homogenous patina with no visible cancer of any kind. Crisp action that locks up correctly. Solid half cock. Grips are excellent and fit nicely. The 3rd cavalry saw action in October of 1878 with the Bannocks and in 1879 with the Utes. A historical and very pleasing example of a scarce Nettleton inspected SAA. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 103136. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 44-40. MADE IN 1884. Standard blue and case color single action. Etched panel reads COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER. Trigger guard stamped .44 CF along with 44 under barrel. Matching serial number on frame, trigger guard, and back strap. Black powder screw in frame. One piece walnut grips. 3-line patent stamps on frame. Colt address one line on barrel. Condition. Gun was professionally restored to near new condition with proper case colors, proper blue, razor sharp legends, Action indexes and locks up like new. Bore is strong and clean. Grips are excellent but a hair shy in places. Gun has few minute areas of finish wear only. Brilliant etched panel. Solid 98% gun with most visible wear on cylinder high edges. Gorgeous gun. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 164352. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 44-40. MADE IN 1896. Standard roll die SAA in blue / case color with replacement 2-pc grips. One line barrel address. Two line patent address on frame with Pony. Barrel roll die COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER. Matching numbers on frame, trigger guard and back strap. Condition. Front sight shortened. Grips replaced. Hint of color on frame. Balance soft gray patina with sharp legends. Indexes and locks up tight but no half cock. Bore is crisp with light frosting. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 130827. CALIBER 44-40. BARREL 4 3/4". MADE IN 1890. Standard roll die SAA in blue / case color with replacement 2-pc grips. Two line barrel address. Three line patent address on frame. Barrel roll die COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER. Matching numbers on frame, trigger guard and back strap. Condition. Expertly restored to near new condition with brilliant correct case colors and blue showing only light high edge wear at muzzle and cylinder Indexes and locks up tight with solid half cock. Bore is crisp. Sharp legends on frame. Barrel address good with a hint of thinning. Handsome early Frontier SAA. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 93965SA. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 45 COLT. MADE IN 1978. Gun features nearly full coverage bank note style scroll engraving, full nickel plate, custom horn grips. No visible engraver stamp but factory quality. Condition is near new and appears unfired. MODERN

SERIAL 295946. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER .32 COLT. Matching numbers. Letter states guns shipped on 9-30-1907 in shipment of one to William K. Hart (no address) in .32 Colt with blue finish, grips not listed (now 2-piece aged ivories) Standard blue and case color finish, fire blue screws, one line barrel address, two line frame patent dates. One of the scarcer calibers as only 192 standard Peacemakers were ever made in this caliber. Comes in wood display case with letter. Condition. There is a hint of muzzle wear, a light drag line, some finish thinning on grip strap and back strap. Overall, solid 90% with bright case colors, bright blue on screws, stunning grips. Action indexes perfectly but no half cock. Bore is brilliant. Legends are sharp. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER SA11439. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER .45 COLT. Letter from Hurst stating he engraved this gun in 1997 " as a representation of my life and career". Full D coverage in scroll with intricate precious metal inlay and border work of 24K gold, fine sliver and pure copper inlays. Left side has gold inlaid outline of his home state of N. Carolina. Finish is royal blue. Has the never seen screw less frame. Gate has inlaid southern flag, left side of frame has an inlaid gold Lo-Wall rifle (his favorite) , Raised gold pony on upper right side of frame Gold border on hammer, barrel, trigger guard, & cylinder. Ken Hurst a\utograph in gold on back strap with "Colt". There is a silver and copper inlay of engraving tools on front left frame roll. Gun is finished in full royal blue. Grips are hand checkered African Elephant ivory in fleur-de-lis pattern. Oct 10-39 in gold on butt (his birthday) The flute cylinders have gold wire dome pattern. Ken Hurst was a Colt master engraved and there is a 3-page letter from Jim Alaimo, former superintendent Colt Custom Shop detailing the work performed on this gun as well as Ken's history and accolades. Also comes with a copy of a 1979 of Colt engravers that includes Howard Dover, the largest group of in house master engravers at the same time. Condition. Near new as finished, shows literally no wear or use sans maybe a minor handling mark. Exquisite. MODERN

SERIAL K07070. BARREL 8". CALIBER .357 MAGNUM. MADE IN 1980. Scarce 38 Target , full nickel finish, target hammer, target rear sight, full vent rib and under lug, checkered walnut grips with gold medallion. Comes in styrofoam liner with paperwork. Condition. Shows signs having been lightly fired with ghost drag line and minor handling only. Bright bore. Very tough to find a nickel .38 target in near mint condition. Solid 99% plus condition. MODERN

SERIAL BKF5273. BARREL 2". CALIBER 38 SPECIAL. ARTIST - SIDEWAYS K OR R ON LEFT SIDE OF FRAME. (ENGRAVER) Features full coverage bank note scroll with gold borders, blue finish, case color hammer & trigger, bone grips. Built on round butt J-frame, 3-screw frame. Condition. Stellar quality engraving. Near mint bore and action. Modern

SERIAL BRE9127. BARREL 2". CALIBER 38. HAMMERLESS, 5-SHOT. ROUND BUTT. STAINLESS. Full coverage engraving, bank note scroll, stag grips. Appears unfired. No visible engraver stamp. Stunning. MODERN

SERIAL AWU3946. BARREL 2". CALIBER .38. CLASS C BANK NOTE SCROLL ENGRAVED. Blue finish, case color hammer & trigger, stag grips, round butt. 5-shot. As new , appears unfired, in matching box. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 436 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER .36 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1862-1863. With an extremely low production estimated at less than 500. Octagon barrel with fluted cylinder. Tall spur hammer located in center of top strap. 5 shot , brass blade front sight with spur trigger and 2 piece highly figured burl walnut grips with brass escutcheons. Revolver is cased in partitioned Hartford pattern case with floral embossed powder flask , cap tin with caps and partial label, bow legged brass dual cavity mold marked "KMH 4" and key. CONDITION. Fine with exterior having toned to a mixed blue / plum patina. Bore is very fine with sharp rifling. Action operates properly. Some small amounts of light pitting on top barrel flat obscuring barrel address and a small area of pitting on one side of cylinder. Grips are excellent. Action operates properly. Case is excellent with solid partitions and good green velvet lining. Mold is very fine. Cap tin is excellent and flask is very good and functions properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 14214 BARREL 3 1/2" CA;IBER 28 CAL, BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1856. Full octagon barrel with Pointing finger motif and 2 line Colt's address. Round cylinder is embellished with the W.L. Ormsby Cabin & Indian fight cylinder scene. Serial numbered on underside of barrel , side of cylinder and butt of grip. One piece varnished walnut grips. Earliest example of a solid frame revolver from Colt with integral top strap. Designed by Superintendent and later President of Colt Firearms Elisha Root. CONDITION, Very fine with action operating properly and having a fine bore and chambers. Grips are very fine with most all finish remaining. Exterior retains 30% blue with balance having toned to a plum color. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBERS, 7355 / 7356 BARREL 7 1/2" (BOTH) CALIBER .36 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860. Believed to be the finest known cased matched pair of Belgian Brevete Colt Navy revolvers to exist. Deeply scroll and vine engraved with case color frames and brilliant high polish blue barrels and cylinders with silver washed trigger guards and backstrap. Finely checkered ebony one piece grips with elaborate relief carving at base. Gold inlaid on top flat of barrel "DUCHESAY A YNETOT" Belgian proofed at rear edge of cylinder and marked "COLT BREVETE" at rear of barrel forward of forcing cone. Consecutive serial numbered revolvers are elaborately displayed in a French fitted red velvet lined case with all accessories. These revolvers are a recent discovery and not previously offered. These Brevete Colt pattern revolvers were known to be offered to the south during the United States Civil War and some were not able to be delivered due to the blockade by the United States Navy. CONDITION. Very fine with most all blue finish remaining with some finish loss on left side of barrel. All accessories are very fine, Case is excellent. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1648 BARREL 10 1/8" CALIBER .54 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1807. Produced at the US Arsenal at Harpers Ferry with tapered round barrel numbered 1648 at breech and marked US & inspected with the Eagle Head over "P" inspection. Lock is marked "HARPERS FERRY 1807 " at rear with Large Eagle with "US" in center. one piece walnut stock with brass butt with medium stirrups, brass trigger guard and rod guide with brass band at forend. Stock is retained with single wedge and tang screw. Just over 2500 pistols were produced in 1807 with most later being converted to percussion. This example remains in its original flintlock configuration with visible cartouches in the wood stock and remains operable. CONDITION. Good with proper functioning lock. Bore is dark. Markings remain crisp and legible. The stock has period of use wear and slight material loss on left side from an earlier repaired crack. A visible but illegible cartouche in present on left side of stock. Barrel and lock are a even dove grey as the stock is good with period of use impressions and a earlier repaired crack on left side. The loading rod is a replacement. Considered by many to be the most elegant of all US Martial pistols and its image is still used to this day on US Military Commendations and awards. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 140051 BARREL 8" CALIBER .44 BLACKPOWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 2000-2020. Produced in Italy By Aldo Uberti as a fully functional and operational reproduction of th Famed Tiffany embellished Colt Model 1860 Percussion Army Revolver. Scroll and vine engraved with silver plated barrel , frame and trigger guard with Gold plated cylinder and loading lever. The iconic Tiffany style cast grip has the large embossed eagle on the butt with both infantry and cavalry battle scenes embossed on the sides of the grip. The cylinder is properly roll engraved with the Ormsby Naval Battle scene. The revolver is a copy of the early Model 1860 with 4 screws and is cut for shoulder stock. Revolver is cased in a partitioned red velvet lined display case with powder flask , dual cavity bullet mold caps and a gold plated take down tool. CONDITION, As new with no evidence of being fired. A small stain exist on grip from storage. Case is equally fine as are the accessories. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 5/8" CALIBER .56 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1810-1830. Made for the Continental market. Wonderfully silver mounted with swamped octagon barrels. Silver bowed trigger guard with 4 small hall marks at rear and tear shaped silver butt cap with 4 hall marks. One piece checkered stock with 2 silver rod pipes and hickory loading rod with horn tip. Both pistols are identical in design and pattern. Both are cased with their English pattern French fitted case with wiping rod, wad cutter and mechanical mold with sprue cutter. CONDITION, Both pistols are very fine with the silver having a light tarnish The stocks are very fine and solid with a few minor period of use impressions and dents. The locks are crisply marked "KETLAND" in script and retain most all of their respective plating. The Octagon barrels are very fine with English proofs and "LONDON" in script on the top barrel flat and barrels retain most all of their plating. The case is good with some distress on the top lid from warpage and lock mechanism has been forced open. Lining is very fine. Accessories are very good. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/4" CALIBER .68 CALIBER SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1840-60. Produced in London by the Wilson family of gun makers with incredible big 68 caliber smoothbore and swivel rammer. Octagon barrel marked A.WILSON LONDON on top flat and percussion lock marked "WILSON" on top center with modest scroll engraving. Single set triggers with blue finished trigger guard engraved to match lock. Checkered saw handle pattern walnut stock with single wedge retainer and German silver butt cap. These massive traveling pistols remain with their partitioned velvet lined case with bullet mold, powder flask, wiping rod and percussion caps. CONDITION. Very fine with excellent stocks and fine bores. Locks and set triggers operate properly. The finishes have more than likely been period restored as was practice of the day. The case and accessories remain very fine. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARRE; 1 3/4" CALIBER 41 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1855-1865. Produced by Henry Deringer in Philadelphia with 1-3/4" 41 caliber percussion barrel with "P" proof inside of sunburst. Dovetail German silver blade front sight with rounded German silver trigger guard and escutcheons. Lock marked "DERINGER PHILDEL" 2 silver bands at breech , birds head checkered walnut stock. CONDITION: Good with metal having toned to a homogenous brown patina with crisp legends. Lock operates properly. Stock is good with small stress crack on left side. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 2 3/4" CALIBER .41 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1855-1865. German silver mounted with faux Damascus striping on barrel Lock marked "DERINGER PHILDEL" with barrel marked the same at silver banded breech. One piece birds head checkered walnut stock with rounded German silver trigger guard, wedge escutcheons and furniture. Classic small sized Deringer pocket pistol used extensively during the 1860's era. CONDITION, Very fine with barrel retaining much of the period lacquer finish, crisp markings with good bore and properly operating action. Stock is very good with some period bruising and a very small sliver missing below lock. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 2 5/8" CALIBER 41 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1855-1865. Retailer marked "LULLMAN & VIENNA MEMPHIS TENN," on top barrel flat. Single shot Henry Deringer pistol of the dimensions of the famed pistol used by John Wilkes Booth to assassinate Abraham Lincoln at Fords Theatre. One piece checkered walnut stock with birds head grips and engraved German silver hardware, 41 caliber percussion barrel marked with "DERINGER PHILADEL" with 2 silver bands and "P" proof surrounded with sunburst. Lock is marked with same and is floral engraved. Lullman & Vienna were retailers of small arms in Memphis Tenn, who continued their business through reconstruction. CONDITION. Good with crisp legible markings. Action operates properly. Barrel and lock have toned to an even brown patina. Stock is good with period bruises and impressions. Hammer screw is chipped. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 2 1/4 CALIBER 41 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED 1855-65. Smallest pattern of the famed Henry Deringer pocket pistols. Lock and breech marked " DERINGER PHILADEL" with "P" proof with sunburst. Birds Head walnut grip with German silver furniture. Modestly engraved with scrolls and vine with name plate engraved "J.A." in script. CONDITION. Good with traces of faux Damascus scene on barrel. All markings and legends remain crisp. Action operates properly. Bore is good and stock is very good. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 4 3/8" CALIBER .44 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1850-1860. Very early Mid-sized Deringer Gentleman's pistol with 4 3/8" 44 caliber percussion barrel marked "DERINGER " at breech and engraved lock marked " DERINGER PHILA". Checkered one piece walnut bag grips with steel round trigger guard and German silver forend cap. Hickory loading rod with German silver band. CONDITION. Good with barrel, lock and trigger guard having turned patina with age. Stock is lightly worn but without cracks or distress. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 1 5/8 CALIBER 41 PERCUSSION. MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1855-65. The smallest of Peanut sized Deringer pistols with diminutive 1 5/8" barrel. Birds Head checkered walnut grips with German silver mountings. Engraved lock and breech marked "DERINGER PHILDEL". CONDITION, Good with metal having turned brown with age. Markings are legible. German silver is period tarnished and remains uncleaned. Stock is moderately period worn and fine with no cracks. Lock operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 1 1/2" CALIBER 41 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED 1845-1871. Based in Philadelphia Andrew Wurfflein entered the firearms business and quickly became a maker of Henry Deringer copies. As the pending Civil War fever approached his business increased and he became a large manufacturer of unlicensed copies of the famed single shot. Small 41 caliber percussion pistol nearly identical in construction to the Peanut sized Deringer. Lock marked "A. WURFFLEIN PHILA". Barrel flat is marked the same. Birds head pattern checkered walnut stock with German silver furniture. CONDITION, Good with stock being very fine , full sized with no cracks. Barrel and lock have traces of their faux Damascus finish, balance turning patina. Bore is fine, markings are crisp and action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 4" CALIBER 46 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1850-70. Firearms and hardware dealer in Philadelphia who retailed unlicensed copies of the Henry Deringer pistol. Configured as the early bag grip Gentleman's pistols offered by Deringer circa 1850. Percussion with German silver hardware . single retaining wedge and hickory wiping rod with bone tip. Lock marked " FIELD & LANGSTROTH" Barrel is not marked but follows the Deringer patterns . CONDITION. Good with barrel and lock having toned to a mottled dove gray and patina. Bore is dark with visible rifling. Stock is good with moderate wear and a very small crack at left side of tip. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 2 1/2" CALINER .35 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED 1850-1865., James E Evans of South Street Philadelphia regarded and advertised himself as a gunsmith and firearms dealer. His unlicensed copies of the Henry Deringer pistol are one of few that deviated in caliber and stock design. This example with 35 caliber rifled bore and marked "J.E.EVANS PHILa" on top barrel flat. Birds Head walnut stock is mounted with German silver furniture in the Deringer form. The stock tip is done in a small schnable design. Dovetail blade front sight. CONDITION, Very fine with sock retains most all varnish ands sharp checking. Lock and barrel are very good with crisp legends and sharp engraving. Bore is good and action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 4891 BARREL 2 1/2" CALIBER 41 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED 1870-1890. Iron frame with matching numbers on frame and barrel Blue finished barrel with standard engraving on frame. 2 line Colt's Hartford address on barrel. CONDITION, Very good with crisp markings and strong bore. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 432 BARREL 2 1/2" CALIBER 41 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1875. Very early Colt single shot derringer with brass Raised bolster frame design. Marked COLT on barrel, straight hammer smooth spur trigger and smooth walnut grips. Numbered under grips 432. CONDITION, Good with frame having a mustard patina and barrel having toned to grey. visible rifling with roughness in bore. Grips are good with some small scratches. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 4903 BARREL 2 1/2" CALIBER 41 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1880. Brass frame with iron barrel marked COLT on top. Serial numbered under grip 4903 with assembly number R60 under opposing grips. Engraved in identical format as that example p.289 "THE BOOK OF COLT FIREARMS" by Wilson & Sutherland. Nickel finished barrel with traces of silver plating in very protected areas of frame. Engraving remains crisp. CONDITION. Fine with over 70% nickel remaining, 2-3% silver remains in the most protected areas. Bore is very good and action operates properly. Grips are very good. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 40745 BARREL 2 3/8" CALIBER 22 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED 1874. Nickel finished, factory engraved 7 shot single action open top revolver with 2 piece walnut grips. Fire blue finished hammer and trigger, 2 line Colt's Hartford address on barrel. CONDITION, Very fine with over 90% nickel finish remaining. Action operates properly. Bore has strong rifling with oxidation in grooves. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 5647 BARREL 1 3/4" CALIBER .32 RIMFORE XTRA SHORT MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Nickel finished with gutta percha panels and rear pad. 7 shot vertical cylinder. Matching numbers internally. CONDITION, Very fine with over 95% nickel finish remaining. Gutta percha remains very fine. Action operates cylinder but needs new hammer main spring. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 38 BARREL 1 5/8" CALIBER .32 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Manufactured in Hatfield Mass, with a nickel finished 4 shot barrel cluster. Left side of receiver is marked "UNIQUE" C.S. Shatuck Arms Co. Hatfield Mass. A squeezer operated trigger with a rotating firing pin. Pistol still retains its internally store sheet metal cartridge ejector. CONDITION, Very good with most all nickel finish remaining. The action operates properly and the all markings are crisp ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1484 BARREL 3 1/2" CALIBER 22 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860. Single shot tilting barrel design. Factory engraved gold washed brass frame with silver plated iron barrel. Stafford barrel address. Mounted with 2 piece mother of pearl grips. Serial numbered on frame and barrel. CONDITION, Very fine with frame retaining over 80% gold wash. Barrel retains 40% silver plating. Bore is very good and action operates properly. Missing locking latch spring. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 824 BARREL 3 1/2" CALIBER 22 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860. Extremely fine condition with engraved brass frame with 2 piece walnut grips and blue finished barrel. Stafford barrel address and matching numbers found on frame and barrel. CONDITION, Very fine with over 90% blue finish on barrel with fine bright bore. Frame is very fine with crisp engraving and properly functioning action. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER "E" BARREL 2 3/4" CALIBER 41 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED 1865-69. A very few 800 estimated total production with round nickel plated barrel, manual extractor and side hammer equipped brass frame with push button trigger. Side plate marked "STARR'S PATENT 1864" Assembly mark "E" found on water table and underside of barrel. 2 piece walnut grips. CONDITION, Very good with most nickel finish remaining on barrel. Frame is a mellow mustard patina and has no indication of plating. Markings on side plate are very shallow and light. Action operates properly. Grips are very fine. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 100 BARRE 2 1/2" CALIBER 22 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860'S. Very scarce 22 Pepperbox with 6 shot barrel cluster. Spur trigger silver plated brass frame with blue finished fluted barrel cluster. 2 piece rosewood grips. Serial numbered on grips, frame and rear of barrel cluster. No manufacturers markings. CONDITION, Extremely fine with fine bright rifled bores, most all blue finish remains on barrel cluster. Frame retains over 97% tarnished silver plate. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIALNUMBER 632 BARREL 1 3/4" CALIBER 22 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED 1911-1915. Scarce blue finished folding trigger H&A Vest Pocket Deringer with factory Mother of pearl grips with deep dish gold medallions. Less than 1400 ever produced. Factory Hopkins & Allen address on left side of barrel serial numbered on bottom of grip. CONDITION, Good with fully functioning action. Good legible legends. Pistol retains 30% blue finish in protected areas. Left grip has repairable chip at toe. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 2 1/2 CALIBER 41 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED 1860-65 . Iron frame with D. Moore address with 1861 Patent date on top flat of barrel Single shot spur trigger with scroll engraved frame Silver plated frame with blue finished barrel. CONDITION. Good with frame retaining 40% tarnished silver Barrel retains 60% thinning blue. Good bore and proper functioning action. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 327 BARREL 2" CALIBER 41 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED 1865-1870. Brass frame with spur trigger and scroll engraving. Iron 2" barrel marked National Arms with serial number on underside. German silver blade front sight CONDITION, Good with proper operating action. Bore is good. Brass frame shows edge and high point wear Markings are good and legible. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 2492 BARREL 1 5/8" CALIBE .32 EXTRA SHORT RIM FIRE. MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Originally a French design and later produced and marketed by the Minneapolis Firearms company. Internal 7 shot turret magazine with a "Squeezer" type firing operation. Nickel finished with Gutta percha side panels Part octagon barrel with matching serial numbers and properly operating action. Known as and marked"THE PROTECTOR" . Makers marking and patent dates found on central rosette of side plate. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 593 BARREL 2 1/2" CALIBER 22 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860'S. Blue finished barrel cluster with mustard toned brass standing breech frame with push button barrel release. Frame marked "C.SHARPS PATENT 1859" on left side. Serial numbered on underside of barrel and butt. 2 piece varnished walnut grips. Cased in purple velvet lined and partitioned walnut case with wiping rod. CONDITION, Very fine with barrel cluster retaining over 95% blue finish with brilliant bright bores. Brass frame is very fine with a pleasant uncleaned mustard patina. The grips are very good with most all varnish remaining. The case is very good with lining and partitions being good. Some very minor scratches and impressions externally with good hinges and slight wear on underside. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 418448 BARREL 24 1/2" CALIBER 44-40 44 WCF MANUFACTURED 1892. Produced as the 3rd model with integral dust cover rail. 2 piece varnished straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate with trap for cleaning rods. Case color hammer and lever. Blue finished receiver , barrel and magazine tube. Barrel is mounted with 2 tone sporting blade front sight and elevation adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight. 2 line Winchester New Haven barrel address. Chamber marked 44 WCF. Brass cartridge elevator marked 44 WCF . CONDITION. Very fine with brilliant bright sharp rifling. Receiver retrains over 95% bright blue finish with balance turning plum. Barrel and magazine are very fine with over 70% thinning blue remaining with brown coming through. Stocks are extremely fine with most all varnish remaining with some minor impressions and bruises. Hammer and lever retain over 80% vivid case color finish. Butt plate is turning silver with shadows of case color. Action operates smoothly and properly with solid lock-up. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 101547 BARREL 20" CALIBER 44 HENRY MANUFACTURED 1872. Gun metal brass receiver with 20" round barrel with 2 position folding rear sight and front band integral front sight. Straight grain American walnut forearm with matching butt stock with steel crescent butttplate with trap for cleaning rods. Classic Yellow Boy carbine of western lore and fame. CONDITION. Fair with barrel and magazine tube being a dark plum brown patina. Stocks are very good and full sized with no serial numbers in mortise. Brass receiver has numerous period impressions and abrasions. Bolt has evidence of pitting but remains in original rimfire configuration. Lower tang butt stock screw is modern replacement as is trigger return spring. Action operates properly. Bore is very dark. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 162656 BARREL 20" CALIBER 44 HENRY RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED 1884. Gunmetal brass receiver with round barrel and magazine tube. Varnished straight grain American walnut 2 piece stocks with steel carbine butt plate with trap for cleaning rods. 2 line Winchester New Haven barrel address. Barrel mounted post front sight with proper 1873 marked carbine ladder rear sight. CONDITION. Very good with barrel and magazine tube having traces of blue in protected areas with balance turning a plum period patina. The brass receiver is a light mustard patina. Bore is fair with visible rifling and areas of oxidation. The forearm is good and full sized with impressions and bruises. The butt stock has evidence of a period repair at wrist with several bruises and period of use impressions. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 683092 BARREL 20" CALIBER 44-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1911. Blue finished steel with straight grain American walnut oil finished stocks. Barrel mounted post front sight with 1873 marked ladder adjustable rear sight.. Cresent butt plate with trap for cleaning rod. 2 line Winchester New Haven barrel address with chamber marked 44 WCF. Brass cartridge lifter marked 44 CAL,. 3rd model with integral dust cover rail and factory Winchester proof marks on chamber and receiver bridge. CONDITION, Very good with brilliant bright and sharp bore. Action operates smoothly with solid lock-up. Barrel and tube retail 30% blue with most finish in protected areas. Receiver retains 10% blue finish with balance turning plum. Walnut stocks are very fine, full sized and proud to fit. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 211778B BARREL; 20" CALIBER 44-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1886. Blue finished steel with straight grain American walnut 2 piece stocks with steel carbine butt plate with trap for cleaning rods. Barrel mounted post front sight with 1873 marked ladder rear sight. 2 line Winchester New Haven barrel address with chamber marked 44 WCF at top. Brass cartridge lifter marked 44 CAL, CONDITION, Good with exterior metal being a soft grey and mottled plum patina. The bore is good with strong rifling and frosted lands and grooves. The stocks are worn with slight material loss but remain full sized and attractive. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 209808B BARREL 24 1/4" CALIBER 32-20 MANUFACTURED 1886. Blue and case color finishes with varnished straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Round barrel with 2 line Winchester New Haven Address. Chamber marked 32 WCF. Brass cartridge lifter marked 32 CAL, Two tone sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. CONDITION. Good with barrel and magazine tube retaining 20% blue finish in protected areas. The receiver retains 10% blue with balance turning plum from period use and age. The bore is very good with sharp rifling with slight wear at muzzle. Action operates properly. Stocks are very good with bruises and impressions but remain full size and solid with most varnish remaining. ANTQIUE

SERIAL NUMBER 627308 BARREL 24 1/4" CALIBER 44-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1907. Octagon barrel full magazine with blue and case color finishes. Varnished American straight grain walnut stocks with crescent butt with trap for cleaning rods. 2 line Winchester barrel address with chamber marked 44 WCH. Brass cartridge lifter marked 44 CAL, Two tone sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. 3rd model with integral dust cover rail. CONDITION. Good with barrel and magazine retaining over 80% thinning blue finish Brilliant bright bore with sharp rifling Receiver retains 30% blue finish with balance turning a dark chocolate brown patina. The stocks retain most all varnish and have period bruises and impressions but remain very fine. Action operates properly and smoothly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 320628 BARREL 24 1/4" CALIBER 44-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1907. Produced with blue and case color finishes with full octagon barrel and full magazine. 2 piece varnished straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent butt with trap for cleaning rods.2 tone sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Chamber marked 44 WCF. Brass cartridge lifter marked 44 CAL. CONDITION. Good with barrel and magazine retaining 50% blue finish mixed with oxidation and patina. Bore is very good with strong rifling and slight frosting in grooves. Receiver is a plum brown mixed with period oxidation. Stocks are very good with most varnish remaining with period of use impressions nd bruises but remain full sized and serviceable. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 327651 BARREL 24 1/4" CALIBER 44-40 MANUFACTURED 1890. An interesting weathered near relic condition 1873 Winchester rifle. Heavy browned patina with evidence of hard use. Caliber 44-40 with 2 line Winchester New Haven barrel address. 2 tone sporting front blade sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. American walnut 2 piece stocks with crescent butt plate with trap for cleaning rods. CONDITION. Extremely weathered and authentic. The rifle has spent its life exposed to the elements and to hard use. The action remains fully functional and the bore has strong rifling and is quite usable. A true ranch rifle if there ever was one. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 948686 BARREL 20" CALIBER 32-20 WCF MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1921-28. Blue finished steel with oil finished straight grain American walnut stocks with carbine steel butt plate. Barrel mounted post & blade front sight with ladder adjustable rear carbine sight. Barrel marked with 2 line address on right side of chamber while left side has "MODEL 92 WINCHESTER 32 WCF" Winchester proofs on receiver bridge and top of chamber. CONDITION, Very good as refinished with 97% blue finish remaining, Brilliant bright bore. Action operates properly and locks solidly. Stocks are very good with a small repair at top left side of wrist and a filler were a butt swivel was removed. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 538441 BARREL 20" CALIBER 38-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1910. Blue finished steel with varnished walnut stocks with carbine butt plate. Chamber marked 38 WCF. Post mounted blade front sight with elevation adjustable ladder carbine rear sight. CONDITION. Good with excellent bore. The finish on the barrel and receiver has toned to a period worn dove grey. The magazine tube is later replacement. The action operates properly. The walnut stocks remain full sized and serviceable.. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 196299 BARREL 20" CALIBER 38-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1902. Blue finished steel with oil finished straight grain American walnut 2 piece stocks with steel carbine butt plate. Post mounted blade front sight with ladder adjustable carbine rear sight. 2 line Winchester New Haven barrel address with chamber marked 38 WCF. CONDITION. Good with most all exterior metal having turned a mixture of dove grey and patina. The bore is good with strong rifling with oxidation in the grooves. The action operates properly and locks solidly. The wood stocks are worn but remain serviceable. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 641425 BARREL 24" CALIBER 25-20 WCF MANUFACTURED 1911. Blue finished steel with deluxe varnished American walnut stocks and nickel swiss butt. Round barrel marked "MODEL 92 WINCHESTER 25-20 WCF" Sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Marbles adjustable tang sight with aperture. Double set triggers and Swiss butt. Deluxe varnished select walnut checkered in the "H" pattern at forearm and wrist. CONDITION, Very fine as restored with mirror bright bore, Barrel and magazine retain near 99% blue finish with a slight amount of high point edge wear. The proof marks are and all markings are sharp. The receiver retains 98% blue with some very high high point wear. The double set trigger operate properly. The varnished stocks are very fine with sharp checkering and some minor period of use impressions and oil staining at butt. Outstanding Winchester 1892. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 137094 BARREL 24" CALIBER 33 WCF MANUFACTURED 1905. Blue finished Winchester 1886 with take down receiver. Tapered light weight barrel with full length magazine. Light weight butt with shotgun plate. Dockendorf globe front sight with cross wire reticle. Elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Lyman tang sight. Varnish straight grain American walnut stocks. Barrel marked with 2 line Winchester New Haven address and chamber marked 33 WCF. CONDITION. Good with stocks showing a period repair at wrist and period refinishing. Bore is excellent and bright. Action operates properly and locks solidly. Barrel and magazine retain 60% blue finish with balance thinning to plum. Receiver is turning plum with age. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 33686 BARREL 26" CALIBER 38-56 WCF MANUFACTURED 1889. Full octagon barrel with 2 line Winchester New Haven address. Oil finished straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. 2 tone sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Case color receiver with blue finished barrel and receiver. CONDITION. Fair, barrel and magazine have toned to a plum brown with crisp legible markings. Receiver is a dove grey to plum patina. Action operates properly and locks solidly. Bore is dark with faint rifling. Stocks are full sized but moderately worn. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 42401 BARREL 20" CALIBER 38-55 WCF MANUFACTURED 1898. 20" round barrel with post and blade front sight and ladder adjustable carbine rear sight. Oil finished straight grain American walnut stocks with steel carbine butt plate. 2 line Winchester New Haven barrel address. Chamber marked 38-55 . CONDITION. Good with barrel and magazine retaining 20% blue finish with balance turning plum and silver. Receiver has lost all its finish with use and age. The bore is worn with visible rifling. The stocks are good , full sized and serviceable. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 20149 BARREL 20" CALIBER 38-55 WCF MANUFACTURED 1897. 20" round barrel with post and blade front sight and ladder adjustable carbine rear sight. Oil finished straight grain American walnut stocks with steel carbine butt plate. CONDITION. Good as found with little to no finish remaining. Carbine was recovered from ranch use in Utah and has been used extensively. Action operates properly. Wood is worn with one sliver missing at top of wrist on right side. Bore is dark with visible rifling. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 8743 BARREL 24" CALIBER 348 WCF MANUFACTURED 1936. Introduced as an updated and improved model 1886 Winchester rifle. Chambered in the powerful 348 Winchester cartridge it quickly became a favored big game rifle in the Northern regions of North America. Round barrel with 1/2 magazine with semi-beavertail forend and smooth pistol grip stock with steel checkered butt plate. Ramped blade front sporting sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Rifle is machined to accept the Bolt Peep that is now missing. CONDITION. Good with 30% blue finish remaining on barrel and magazine. Receiver retains 40% blue finish with balance worn from carry use. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. The action operates properly. The stocks have been refinished at a prior period. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 9914 BARREL 20" CALIBER 351 SELF LOADING MANUFACTURED 1907. Produced by Winchester as the first truly successful big bore semi-automatic rifle. Used by police agencies and even purchased by foreign military units during WW1. Deluxe versions are rarely encountered. High polished blue finish with highly figured deluxe American walnut with a piano varnished finish checkered in the "H" pattern at forearm and pistol grip. 10 round extended factory magazine and factory fitted with the Lyman side sight. Previous owner at some time had a custom steel butt plate made that is relief engraved of the American Big Horn sheep. Rifle also has the original gutta percha Winchester butt plate. CONDITION. Very fine with over 95% of the high polish blue remaining. The bore is excellent bright and sharp. The deluxe finished stocks are very fine with some very minor period of use impressions and bruises. The action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 118514 BARREL 28" CALIBER 22 LONG RIFLE MANUFACTURED 1917. Developed for marksmanship training and competition by Col, C.D. Winder. Used for approximately 20 years until replaced by the Model 1922 Springfield. Round barrel with ramped blade front sight. Rear sight emulated the Krag 1896 pattern sight. Full length forearm and military pattern butt to give the feel and weight of its contemporary Military counterparts. CONDITION. Very good with good strong bore with some oxidation in the grooves. The stocks are very fine with some minor bruises from period of use. The rifle retains 80% blue on the barrel and most all blue finish has flaked from the receiver. The action operates properly with solid lock-up. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3993 BARREL 30" CALIBER 32-40 WCF MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1880'S. Produced in very limited quantities the Bullard single shot Target rifle with part octagon barrel , lever operated falling block action with single trigger and fitted with period tang sight. Custom checkered Birdseye maple pistol grip stocks with checkered forearm and wrist, Serial numbered on underside of chamber and caliber marked on receiver bridge as well as underside of chamber. Blue finished barrel with case colored action. CONDITION. Very good as custom stocked. Barrel retains 60% blue finish with fine sharp bore. Action retains 30% faded case colors with crisp Bullard factory markings on top flat. Action operates properly. Stocks are very good as custom finished and checkered. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 19092 BARREL 30" CALIBER 32-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1896-1916. Case color receiver with part round 30" blue finished barrel with J.Stevens address on top flat of octagon and 32-40 on left flat. Marbles globe front sight with Stevens click elevation adjustable Mid-Range rear tang sight. Varnished straight grain American walnut semi schnable forearm with perch belly pistol grip target butt stock with swiss butt. Serial number on lower tang and "47" on forward face of receiver. CONDITION, Good with fine bright bore. Rifle has toned to a very mellow plum patina with crisp proper functioning action. Stocks are very fine with additional finish having been added in past. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 29116 BARREL 32" CALIBER 22 LONG RIFLE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. George Shoyen was a very successful target shooter and custom gunsmith in the Denver Colorado region until his retirement at the turn of the century. Known for his off hand Schuetzen pattern rifles and accessories. Marlin Ballard rimfire No,6 Schuetzen rifle with loop and spur lever and Schuetzen high comb butt stock with swiss butt plate. Globe front sight with Unertl type scope bases on barrel Two 5/8" dovetail slots have been filled on top of barrel. CONDITION, Good with fine bright bore. Barrel retains over 90% thinning blue finish Receiver case colors have turned silver with age. Stocks are good with period of use impressions and evidence of having a palm rest installed on forearm exist. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 129294 BARREL 22" CALIBER .22 LONG RIFLE MANUFACTURED 1905. 1 of only 2 known. Krag 1898 Sporting rifle with J.Stevens -Pope .22 sporting barrel and custom sporting stock. Barrels were only offered in 1905 when Harry Pope worked with J.Stevens arms company and were sold commercially with a very few going to National Guard shooting teams and other target associations. This is the only second Krag / Pope sporter with the J.Stevens marked barrel to have been observed by collectors to date. Barrel marked forward of forend on top " STEVENS-POPE" "J.STEVENS ARMS AND TOOLCO. CHICOPEEFALLS MASS USA" Barrel is affixed to the Springfield 1898 Krag action with Lyman micrometer rear sight and Lyman globe front sight. Steel pistol grip cap and synthetic commercial butt plate. CONDITION, Very fine with brilliant bright bore. Rifle retains 90% blue finish with slight edge losses. Stock is very fine with a few period of use impressions and bruises. The action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 721604 BARREL 24" CALIBER 30-06 SPRINGFIELD MANUFACTURED 1964. Blue finished Model 70 Winchester with 24" factory Winchester marked Heavy barrel with Redfield International globe front sight and Redfield International Match rear micrometer rear sight. Winchester over sized varnished target stock with checkered steel butt plate and adjustable hand stop in forearm. Rifle has the previous competitors name attached to the magazine floor plate "A.M.WIGHTMAN" The shooters range "Dope" is still attached to the right side of the butt stock. CONDITION. Good with excellent bright bore. Action operates smoothly Rifle has some finish losses on barrel and edges from use. Stock has typical range wear and impressions. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 4738 BARREL 18 1/2" CALIBER 35 REMINGTON MANUFACTURE 1964-68. Remington Futuristic lightweight sporting rifle with ribbed barrel and dogleg bolt. Produced in the rare and desireable .35 Remington cartridge with a total production of only 2300 guns. The Model 600 developed a cult like following and are rarely ever found in as new condition. CONDITION. Near new with little to no use evident. Bore is brilliant bright, rifle retains 99% blue finish. The stock has a few very minor storage impressions. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 8866 BARREL 32" CALIBER 45-70 GOV'T MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1878. Produced by Sharps and developed by Borchardt with his distinct falling block single shot action. Full length round military length barrel with post front sight and barrel mounted ladder adjustable military pattern rear sight/ Fitted with Lyman tang sight. Smooth Oil finished straight grain American walnut stocks with checkered steel butt plate and forearm retained by two barrel bands and a steel forend tip. Left side of receiver marked "BORCHARDT PATENT SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN. USA" Serial number is on underside of receiver forward of trigger. Barrel is marked with "OLD RELIABLE" in script and " SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN." CONDITION, Very fine with barrel having turned a plum color and receiver a mottled blue brown patina. The bore is brilliant bright with sharp rifling. The action operates properly. The stocks are very good and rifle retains its wiping rod. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 147217 BARREL 24" CALIBER .22 WINCHESTER RIMFIRE (22 WRF) MANUFACTURED 1902. Very fine blue finished rifle with full octagon barrel and case colored hammer. 2 piece varnished straight grand American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Sporting blade front sight and elevation adjustable rear sight. Top flat of barrel at chamber marked "22 W.R.F." and tradition 2 line Winchester address on top flat forward of rear sight. CONDITION, Very fine with barrel and magazine retaining 97% blue finish, Upper receiver retains 85% blue with losses at lower edges from carry and on the right side from some oxidation. The lower receiver / trigger assembly has turned to a mottled blue mixed with patina. The bore is very fine with bright sharp rifling. The stocks are very good with most all varnish remaining and only a few period of use dents / impressions and scratches. The action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 303731. BARREL 26". CALIBER 32WS MANUFACTURED 1904. Special features include the rare M94 32WS rear sight, white bead front sight, half octagon, half round barrel, half magazine, take down with smooth steel shotgun butt plate. Case color lever & hammer, blue finish. A total of five special order features. CONDITION. Barrel retains at least 97% blue with few freckles. Frame retains most of the high polish bright blue with wear on the edges & thinning at base. Strong case colors evident on hammer & lever. Stocks are excellent, proud to metal, with minor impressions. Bore is excellent. Lots of fire blue on loading gate. Stock has small sling eye hole that is empty. C&R

SERIAL 57221. BARREL 20" CALIBER 44-40. Factory records lists this carbine as nickeled and shipped on July 15, 1880, one day after received from warehouse. This is a factory full nickel gun, not a half plate. All metal parts were finished in nickel including the two leaf rear sight, bands, butt plate, hammer, lever, trigger. Carbine has standard ring and stud. Carbine walnut butt stock and fore-arm. Butt plate has trap. Condition. Extremely fine. Barrel retains about 25% nickel with balance blending to a soft homogenous patina with sharp barrel legends. Tube retains about 30% while the frame retains about 60-70%, all of which has nicely blended with soft patina. Stocks are excellent with usual bruises and impressions. Rifling is sharp and crisp. Very handsome and rare saddle ring 44. Accompanied by Winchester factory letter. ANTIQUE

SERIAL #163 . BARREL 28". CALIBER 45-70. Less than 1500 made in both models, 1st models being very rare. Made 1878-1882. Barrel stamped G.W. MORSE with patent date of 1856. Tang stamped A. BURGE (no ss) with 1875 patent date. Large frame, large caliber early repeater pre-dates the 1881 Marlin, Features a full octagon barrel, full magazine, knife blade front sight, single standing leaf rear sight, early S-lever, walnut stocks with non-trap butt plate. Frame has early high polish blue finish. Condition. Frame retains at least 75% of the high polish blue, Peacock blue on loading gate and frame screws. Barrel retains generous flashes of blue mixing soft patina with razor sharp legends. Stock is excellent. Fore-arm has a tight 3.5" hairline. Barrel breech has couple of small chuck marks. Forward frame sides have some light denting from small hammer. Bore is sharp. Very handsome seldom seen big bore lever. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 60382 BARREL 22" CALIBER 50-70 US GOV'T MANUFACTURED 1868. Produced immediately following the US Civil War. Blue finished barrel with oil finished stock and vividly case colored receiver and loading lever. Fire blue finish firing pin , extractor and screws. Nickel silver front sight blade and folding ladder style rear barrel mounted sight. These are the carbine used by US Army Troopers during the western expansion period and Indian wars. Many of these conversion carbines were sold to settlers for protection and to provide food for themselves and families. CONDITION. Exceptionally fine with a stunning brilliant bright bore. The receiver, loading lever and butt plate retain almost 100% of the vivid case colors. The barrel is equally fine with perfect sights. The stocks are superb with vivid , crisp cartouches. A small period shrinkage crack exist under the lock plate on the right side. Truly one of the best example we have ever seen offered and would be the centerpiece of any antique arms collection. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 135851 BARREL 20" CALIBER 30 WCF MANUFACTURED 1901. Blue finished with octagon barrel and full magazine. Highly figured walnut stocks with Sporting blade front sight and 2 leaf express rear sight. Double set triggers, Factory engraved with a game scene vignette of a standing buck deer with trees in the background and a chiseled rope border surrounding the sides of the frame and light scroll on top of receiver and to rear of hammer. Rifle has has some changes in its configuration since leaving the factory as is indicated by the letter. That indicates cal 30 WCF Octagon barrel 26 inches with plain trigger and fancy checkered stock, $2.00 engraved, rod in butt and factory sling eyes. CONDITION. Good bore and properly operating action. Engraving is crisp and fine. Finish has toned to a mottled period patina. Stocks have wear and bruises from use. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 233839 BARREL 22" CALIBER 32-40 WCF MANUFACTURED 1904. Blue finished with case colored hammer and lever. Straight grain varnished American walnut stocks with crescent butt. Round barrel with 1/2 length magazine/ Sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. CONDITION. Good with strong bore with oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly. Stocks are good with an abundance of factory varnish. The exterior metal has toned to a mixture of patina and thinning blue. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2514350 BARREL 20" CALIBER 30 WCF ( 30-30) MANUFACTURED 1962, The American rifle the Winchester 94 with blue finish and varnished walnut stocks. Full length magazine. Ramped blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Checkered steel butt plate. CONDITION. Very fine with excellent bright bore and carbine retains over 98% blue finish with slight edge wear. Stocks are excellent with a few period of use impressions and bruises. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 99119214 BARREL 26" CALIBER 45-70 GOV'T MANUFACTURED CIRCA 2000'S. Blue finished with octagon barrel and full length magazine. Varnished walnut stocks with black plastic "MARLIN" marked butt plate. Rifle is fitted with folding 2 position Beech pattern front sight and is further equipped with Marbles rear tang sight. Rear dovetail on barrel is filled with slot blank. The Marlin 1895 cowboy is equipped with traditional button rifles barrels as opposed to the Micro-Groove barrels of Marlins distinction. This is done to allow the use of cast lead bullets and target loads. COINDITION, Very fine with rifle retaining over 98% blue finish. The bore is excellent and bright. The action operates properly. The stocks are excellent a a couple small imperfections and bruises from use. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 189606 BARREL 24" CALIBER 22 SHORT MANUFACTURED 1884. Blue finished with American straight grain walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Sporting blade front sight with Elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Lyman adjustable post type tang sight. #rd model with integral dust cover rail. CONDITION. Good with exterior having turned a mellow chocolate patina with shootable bore with visible rifling. Stocks are full sized and good overall. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 957166 BARREL 20 " CALIBER 32 WINCHESTER SPECIAL MANUFACTURED 1923. The Saddle ring carbine in not commonly found in the .32 Winchester Special Cartridge. Mounted with 20" round barrel, staple mounted blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting carbine rear sight. Oil finished walnut stocks with carbine steel butt plate and fitted with saddle ring stud and ring on left side of receiver. CONDITION. Good with barrel and magazine retaining 90% blue finish Brilliant bright bore with sharp rifling. Stocks are very fine. Receiver retains 85% blue finish with losses at lower edges and balance point. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 197977 BARREL 26" CALIBER 38-55 WCF MANUFACTURED 1903. Blue finished with case colored hammer and lever. Round barrel with full magazine. Varnished straight grained American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. CONDITION. Good with good shootable bore with oxidation in grooves. Stocks are very good , full sized and retain and abundance of factory varnish/ The rifle retains over 40% blue finish on barrel , magazine, receiver ,bolt. Hammer and lever have traces of case colors in more protected areas. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 3311 BARREL 31" CALIBER .40 OVAL LANCASTER BORE. MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1870'S. The Lancaster Oval bore was introduced during the early 1850's fro British Military trials. Charles Lancaster developed his oval system with a gain twist system. The accuracy was found to be very satisfactory and was used in the Charles Lancaster commercial sporting arms. Side Lock exposed double rifle with hammers and Jones under lever. Bore measures .40 cal and a chamber casting will be necessary to determine the exact cartridge case needed. Barrels are marked "CHARLES LANCASTER 13 NEW BOND STREET LONDON." " PATENT SMOOTH BORE RIFLE" Both locks are marked with the Charles Lancaster monogram with tight scroll engraving. Classic English double rifle with 3 express rear sight leafs and small blade front sight. Comes in Wooden travel case with partitions and Charles Lancaster label on interior. CONDITION. Very good bores with properly operating action. Exterior is a chocolate patina with wood stocks being full sized but worn, solid and serviceable. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 16752 BARREL 30 1/2" CALIBER 12 GAUGE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860. Elegant vivid Damascus barrels with center rib marked " JOSEPH MANTON NEW IMPROVEMENTS BY HIS MAGESTY PATENT". Underside has serial number 16752 on both barrels and British proofs. One piece varnished walnut stocks with steel butt plate , checkered at wrist and fore arm with engraved steel trigger guard and pip guide. Both locks are modestly English scroll engraved with " JOSEPH MANTON PATENT" at lower edges. Both hammers have the Manton replaceable striker cups intact. Shotgun is housed in a period partitioned oak case. CONDITION. Very fine with superb bright Damascus bores and crisp legends. The action of the locks operate properly. The stock is very good with some period of use bruises and impressions. The case is totally refinished and relined. This would be a joy to go shoot. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 571 BARREL 24" CALIBER 44 WCF (44-40) MANUFACTURED 1892. 1st year production Antique Winchester model 1892 rifle with full octagon barrel and full magazine. Blue finished with case color hammer and lever. Sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable rear sight. Varnished straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent butt pate. Standard 2 line Winchester address on top barrel flats with top of chamber marked "44W.C.F." Serial number on belly of action "571". CONDITION. Good with rifle retaining 60 blue finish with balance turning an honest plum patina. The stocks are very good with period of use impressions and bruises. Hammer and lever retain traces of case color in protected areas. The bore has strong visible rifling with darkness in grooves. Action operates properly with solid lock-up. ANTQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 25443 BARREL 24" CALIBER 38 WCF ( 38-40) MANUFACTURED 1894. Good antique range Winchester 1892 rifle with 24 " full octagon barrel and full magazine. Varnished straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Blue finish with case color hammer and lever. Sporting blade front sight with correct elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Traditional Winchester 2 line barrel address with top flat of chamber marked "38W.C.F." CONDITION, Good with rifle retaining 40% blue finish with balance turning plum. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Action operates properly. Stocks are good with an abundance of original varnish and no cracks or material losses. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 18135 BARREL 24" CALIBER 40 (40-65?) MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Blue finish with case color hammer and lever. 2 piece walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Octagon barrel with Marlin address on top flat. Sporting blade front sight with elevation adjustable rear sight. Chamber marked "40 CAL.". CONDITION with rifle having over 50% blue mixed with patina. Brilliant bright bore with sharp rifling. Action operates properly. Stocks have addition varnish added. Barrel has scratches from being grasp with wrench. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1593078 BARREL 26" CALIBER 12 GAUGE MANUFACTURED 1958. Winchester Model 12 Skeet with solid rib and choke WS-1 with Straight stock and slim fore arm . Shotgun has been engraved by Master engraver John Adams who later became a Colt custom shop engraver. Originally working for R.L. Wilson in his engraving shop. Shotgun is masterfully engraved with 2 full coverage game scenes of flushing waterfowl over wetlands with chiseled borders and scrolls on trigger guard and top of receiver. Stocks are Winchester deluxe checkered straight stocks with polished varnish finish over thin Pachmayer rubber recoil pad. CONDITION. Very fine as custom embellished with bright bore and properly operating action. Stocks are very fine and shotgun retains over 98% blue finish with traces of finish loss on magazine from operational use. C&R

SERIAL 724. BARREL 26". CALIBER .32RF. Early No. 2 sporter with 3-line frame address, deluxe checkered oil finished walnut stock, pistol grip, ebony fore-end tip, early Brown mfg. style lever, full octagon barrel with globe front sight and tang sight. Wood is fiery with triple X walnut and shotgun butt plate. Grip has ebony insert. Condition. Barrel is smooth crisp patina. Frame colors have nickeled out with exception to hidden areas where some amounts of color reside. Wood is excellent. Bore is strong and clean as is gun. The block has a tiny crack. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 589372. BARREL 24". CALIBER 32-20. MADE IN 1905. Features full octagon barrel & magazine, Winchester semi buckhorn rear sight, blue finish, walnut stocks, rifle butt plate with no trap. Condition. Flashes of bright blue on barrel and tube turning patina. Frame has no original finish Stock is excellent , proud to metal with overall darkening from oil. Forearm has a few minor dings. Bore is excellent. Barrel legends strong. C&R

SERIAL 3634. BARREL 31". CALIBER .56. MADE 1856-64. Five shot, single action, exposed hammer, revolving cylinder, full length walnut forearm, walnut stock with steel carbine butt, folding leaf rear sight, sling swivels, brass fore-arm tip, replaced cleaning rod. Has brass J.M. Davis MEMORIAL Collection, OKLAHOMA, The largest privately-held firearms collection in the world . Top strap stamped COLT'S PT/ HARTFORD CT USA. Fluted cylinders. two band. Condition . Good, metal is deep brown with some scattered salt and pepper finish on frame. Barrel smooth patina. Stocks very good with usual dents and impressions with light hairline at upper wrist. Rifling is visible but shows corrosion. Cylinder spins but needs a hand as it does not index. Decent example of a rare Colt. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NSN. BARREL 24.5". CALIBER 7 X 57. CIRCA 1915. Resembles a Newton with schnable fore-end, Wundhammer panels on sides of pistol grip checkered walnut stock with grip cap and MAUSER banner steel butt plate. Has double set triggers, a stippled floor plate, two leaf folding rear sight, ramp front sight, claw mounts and a Emil Busch a-g visar 3 1/4 early German scope, bold cross hair reticle (clear optics) and sling swivels. Condition. Stock is excellent with crisp checkering and minor impressions. Barrel retains 80% blue with scattered handling marks and some thinning. Floor plate and trigger guard have no finish. Set trigger works correctly. Bore is strong but frosted. C&R

SERIAL 10301. BARREL 21.5". CALIBER 52. Flayderman's lists the John Brown serial range at 10,000 to 18000 so this carbine falls into that category. This model has the slant breech, brass patch box on right side. 9.5" saddle bar with ring, brass barrel band, single bar ladder sight, tape priming system, brass butt plate and walnut stock. Barrel has bold Sharps legend. that can also be found on tang and right side of frame. This is a Hartford gun. Condition. All iron is in the white. All legends are bold. Nicely toned brass that has been cleaned at one time. Stock is excellent with no major problems, just the usual few dings and impressions. Bore is crisp. A very clean early gun that falls right at the start of the Beecher's Bibles guns. These Bloody Kansas guns fueled the great Civil War. Antique

SERIAL 26199. BARREL 28". CALIBER 45-60. MADE IN 1882. Features full round barrel & tube, 1876 dated ladder rear sight, walnut stocks with rifle butt plate, blue finish with case color hammer and lever. Condition. Wood is excellent with one small hairline left wrist. 30% blue on barrel & tube blending to soft patina with sharp barrel legends. Frame has been cleaned with flashes of blue. Bore is excellent. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 129634. BARREL 24". CALIBER 32-20. MADE IN 1896. This gun went back to factory for new barrel with later address style, not 1895. PW proofs on barrel and frame with sporting sights, walnut stocks with blue finish and case color hammer & lever. Features full octagon barrel & tube,walnut stocks. The PW (post 1901) stamps indicate gun was shipped back to factory where new barrel was installed. Condition. 90% blue on frame mixing plum. 95% barrel and tube. Stocks are excellent as refinished. Bore is near mint. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 575. BARREL 28". CALIBER .40-75. . MADE 1886-1890. Arguably, the finest lever action rifles made during that era. There really was no standard model as you could order whatever you wanted but the deluxe versions were shipped with deluxe grain walnut, hand checkered pistol grip stock and fore-arm and then any feature you wanted. This example has the very scarce full octagon barrel with half magazine. The Bullard address is stamped on the left side of frame with caliber stamped on bridge. The frame , along with the lever and hammer are case color. The block is peacock blue. The rear sight has a filler and rifle sports a tang sight with standard bead front sight. Butt plate is blue rifle style. Due to the high price of manufacturing and the special attention to each and every rifle priced them out of the market in less than five years. Condition. One of the nicer examples you will find. Barrel retains 97% blue with sharp edges. There is a wear line where rear barrel sight was removed. The frame retains virtually all the case colors, most still bright. The hammer retains most of its original color as well. Lever shows some color on the sides. Butt plate still retains at least 75% of the high polish blue finish. Most of the screws still have generous blue and only a couple are lightly deformed. The wood is excellent with minor bruising. The bore is mirror bright. It's action is probably the smoothest of it's type ever built. A screamer high condition large frame. Even the dust cover retains virtually all the original high polish blue finish.. The nose cap also retains majority of case colors. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 23471. BARREL 19". CALIBER .577 PERCUSSION BREECH LOADING CARBINE. Rare gun is almost unused museum state. Features round blue barrel with British proofs on barrel. Has 1845 date on patent Maynard tape primer door. Patch box and butt plate are brass. Walnut stock. Four folding leaf rear sight blades. British crown proof stamps on tang and barrel breech. Blue finish barrel with case color frame, hammer, lever. Slant breech. Short 3" saddle bar and ring on left side. Blue steel barrel band. Screw heads are true. Peacock blue breech block with undamaged nipple. Condition. Bright bore. Stock has crisp as new cartouche on right side and aside from a few minor impressions, is near mint. Case colors are almost completely intact and bright. Barrel retains 90% blue that is blending butter smooth patina base. Even the barrel band retains 70% blue. Only 6000 produced during the middle of the Crimean war. It would be almost impossible to find a nicer example anywhere. Brass is nicely toned. ANTIQUE

Colt only manufactured 300 Model 1855 sporting rifles with 27 inch barrels chambered in .44 caliber, the majority of which were half stock examples. SERIAL 1109. BARREL 27". CALIBER .44. MADE 1856-64. This is a full stock (walnut) model, six shot percussion, sling swivels, rifle butt plate, two leaf folding rear sight, original metal ramrod, Has Colt address on top of frame with Sept 10 patent date on cylinder. Stock has brass fore-end tip. Condition. Metal is overall a dulling blue with 85% coverage and some freckling. Action works correctly. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. An extremely fine and rare sporting arm. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 193320 BARREL 8" CALIBER .44 BLACKPOWDER MANUFACTURED 1871. Finished with blue and case color finishes with silver plated trigger guard and back strap. Non- fluted cylinder is roll engraved with Ormsby Naval Engagement scene. Matching numbers including wedge. Varnished one piece walnut grips. CONDITION. Exceptionally fine with barrel retaining 40% bright blue with balance turning plum Cylinder retail 30% blue with crisp cylinder scene. Trigger guard and back strap retain 20% silver plate finish. frame retains 80% vivid case colors. Bore and chambers are very fine with sharp rifling. Grips are very fine with over 90% varnish remaining and some light edge wear. Action operates properly with solid lock up. An exceptionally fine Colt 1860 Army revolver. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 11273 BARREL 7 1/2" CALIBER .44 BLACKPOWDER MANUFACTURED 1851. Blue and case color finished with Martially inspected / cartouched one piece walnut grips. One of the 2000 purchased by the US Gov't in 1851. German silver front blade sight with notched hammer ear sight. Oval brass trigger guard, vertical loading lever latch. Non-fluted cylinder is marked "U.S.M.R." with rolled Ormsby, Ranger and Indian battle scene. US inspected on left side of frame below Colt's markings. Varnished one piece walnut grips are cartouched with US inspectors markings on both sides. All primary parts are sub-inspector marked ie: Hammer, loading lever, cylinder, frame , barrel, backstrap and trigger guard. Revolver is all matching numbers including wedge. CONDITION. Fine with exterior having an untouched plum brown patina. Bore is very good and action operates properly. Several screw heads are slightly fouled from period of use disassembly. Grips are very fine with strong cartouches. Brass has toned to a mellow mustard color. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 2995 & 2759 BARREL7 1/2" (BOTH) CALIBER .36 BLACKPOWDER (BOTH) MANUFACTURED 1851(BOTH). Blue and case color finishes with varnished one piece walnut grips and silver plated square trigger guard and back straps. Early small brass pin front sights with notched hammer rear sight. Early Colt's New York barrel address. Roll engraved with Ormsby's Naval Engagement scene on cylinders. Marked on left side of frame "COLTS PATENT" . Varnished one piece walnut grips. Revolvers are factory cased in red velvet lined partitioned case with "COLTS PATENT" Navy powder flask , 2- 250 count Eley Brothers percussion caps, 1 sealed package of 36-100 combustible cartridges ( 6 rounds) and the correct brass straight leg dual cavity bullet mold marked "COLT'S PATENT" on top of sprue cutter. Case is complete with key and a small quantity of period lead round balls. This is and extremely scarce cased pair with the correct partitioned case for the early square guard Navy Colt Revolver. CONDITION, (#2759) fine with barrel retaining 80% blue finish and crisp markings. Lever retains 80% toned case colors. The cylinder has traces of blue with vivid Cylinder scene. The frame 5-10% case colors in protected areas. The grips are very good with 80% varnish remaining. The trigger guard and backstrap retain over 80% silver plate finish. The bore and chambers are very good, the action operates properly. (#2995) Barrel retains 20% blue finish with balance turning a period plum patina. The barrel markings are crisp. The loading lever retains 20% case colors with balance toned to plum. The frame retains 5-10% case colors in protected areas with crisp markings. The cylinder has crisp rolled Naval Engagement scene with traces of blue in protected areas. The grips are fine with over 80% varnish remaining and the square trigger guard and backstrap retain 75% silver plate. The action operates properly and bore and chambers are good. All numbers are matching on both of these early revolvers. The Colt marked flask is good with modest wear and much of the original lacquer remaining and has no impressions or broken seals. The cap tine are good with one having no label and the other retaining over 80% of the label The cartridge skins are very fine and remain sealed. The Colt revolver tool is very fine. The case is very good with solid partitions, and very fine exterior with no warpage or cracking. A suburb dual casing. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 96504 BARREL 7 1/2" CALIBER .38 RIMFIRE MANUFACTURED 1860. Extremely scarce Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver with believed factory Gustav Young scroll and vine engraving on frame , barrel , loading lever and hammer. Revolver has the later period 3rd pattern Richards Mason Cartridge conversion breech plate that fits flush with recoil shield. Silver drift adjustable front sight and notched hammer rear sight. Varnished walnut one piece grips. Oval trigger guard with left side marked ( CAL). Matching serial numbers. Revolver is cased in deluxe London pattern partitioned case with green velvet lining. Case included Pocket model flask, London type cleaning rod and tools and dual cavity bullet mold. Condition, Very good with crisp well defined period Gustav Young engraving. Revolver has toned to dove grey with little finish remaining. The one piece walnut grips are very good and remain full sized. The bore and chambers are good. The action operates but need a new pawl spring. The case is very good with fine partitions and accessories. The exterior show signs of and earlier polishing. An extremely scarce example of the 1851 Cartridge conversion with factory embellishment. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 141304..BARREL 4 3/4". CALIBER 38-40. MADE IN 1891. Class three engraved in bank note American scroll , full nickel plated, genuine stag grips, matching numbers on frame, trigger guard and backstrap, black powder frame. Condition. Gun appears in as new unfired condition since the work was performed. There is not a single exposed part of this gun that does not show engraving, even the sides of the trigger. The engraving is flawless and master class quality. All legends are bold but there is no two line address on barrel and original front sight was taken down a bit in its previous life. Edges are sharp. Action feels like a new gun. Bore is strong but there is some frosting. Grips are like new, richly grained. An absolutely stunning old Colt that does not need any paperwork. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 31876. BARREL 6.5". CALIBER 44 RUSSIAN. It is much harder to find a target model in .44 caliber rather than the .38 or .32 versions. These guns ruled the Bisley matches in the last decade of the 19th century. The list of personalities that were associated with this gun reads like a who's who. Gun features the nickel finish, case color trigger guard & hammer, gutta percha monogram grips, full barrel rib, Paine style front sight and leaf target rear sight. Matching serial number etched into right grip panel. Inside the frame, a previous owner etched in a S.S. number. Condition. Very fine retaining 98% finish on barrel, 90% on frame with some light frosting with about 60% on straps and 90% on cylinder with light drag line and some frosting as well. Bore is sharp. Action indexes and locks up like a vault. Grips are excellent. Strong 80% case color on hammer with flashes of color on guard. The trigger still has some peacock blue. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 1154. BARREL 6.5". CALIBER .38-44. Very early example in scarcer 38 caliber. Features Paine style front target sight, target rear leaf sight, nickel finish, case color hammer & trigger guard with monogram gutta percha grips. The rear strap is engraved with the Cogswell & Harrison London retailer address. The screw are fire blue rather than nickel as is the trigger. Gun has all matching numbers to include frame, barrel, cylinder as well as etched into the right grip panel. Condition. There is a minor flake on right side of frame and side plate, one on cylinder, a light drag line and a couple on barrel and one small spot on right side of frame. Straps retain almost all the nickel finish and the entire gun is at least 95%. Strong case color on hammer and traces on the guard. Grips are near mint. Action locks up like new. Bore is strong with light frosting. Wonderful condition with rare British retailer engraving. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 27980. BARREL 6.5". CALIBER .32-44. These guns ruled the Bisley matches in the last decade of the 19th century. Gun features the nickel finish, case color trigger guard & hammer, gutta percha monogram grips, full barrel rib, Paine style front sight and leaf target rear sight. Matching serial number etched into right grip panel. Condition. Very fine retaining 98% finish on barrel, 97% on frame one age freckle on right side, 98% on straps and 90% on cylinder with light drag line and minor freckles. Bore is sharp. Action indexes and locks up like a vault. Grips are excellent. 30% case color on hammer with flashes of color on guard. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 38566. BARREL 7". CALIBER .44 RUSSIAN. The Russian style features the barrel address on rib that ends with RUSSIAN MODEL. the rear of the frame as the abrupt knuckle, larger grip frame with two piece walnut grips, factory swivel in butt and sash hook on trigger guard. Nickel finish with case color hammer and guard, half moon front sight. Matching assembly number 235 on cylinder, barrel and latch. Matching serial number stamped inside right grip panel. Condition. There are some scattered small dings, minor wear along barrel sides, some scratches on cylinder, with a couple of small age spots with flaked finish but overall, a very fine 85% gun with excellent grips, mirror bore and strong action. Colors are basically patina. Very famous and easily recognizable six gun popular in the old west. This type of gun was used by Charlie Pitts in the Northfield raid. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 39042. BARREL 6.5". CALIBER .44 RUSSIAN. The Russian style features the barrel address on rib that ends with RUSSIAN MODEL. the rear of the frame as the abrupt knuckle, larger grip frame with two piece walnut grips, factory swivel in butt, sash hook on trigger guard and large screw on top of frame. Blue finish with case color hammer and guard, half moon front sight. Matching assembly number 8929 on cylinder, barrel and latch. Matching serial number stamped inside right grip panel. Left side of frame is stamped 1874 with SH in diamond on butt. Condition. Gun is basically a soft brown patina. Barrel legends are sharp. Grips are very good with usual dings. Indexes and locks up correctly. Bore is sharp with some minor abrasion. Very famous and easily recognizable six gun popular in the old west. This type of gun was used by Charlie Pitts in the Northfield raid. ANTIQUE

SERIAL PA33824. BARREL 3 1/4". CALIBER .380. Made from 1918 to 1934. The top of the slide is serrated and has two line address with patent pending. Fixed sights, 9 groove slide, black checkered grips with the Remington-UMC. Comes with the correct box and instructions. Condition Gun shows some high edge toning and a few freckles but still a solid 97% and comes with one magazine. Bore is crisp. Grips are excellent. Bold legends and still has fire blue on some small parts. C&R

SERIAL 4672. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER .45 COLT. MADE IN EARLY 1874 WITH EARLY 2-LINE ADDRESS ON FRAME. Documented 7th cavalry Custer serial range guns run from 4500 thru 5504. Orville W. Ainsworth inspected Colt SAA revolvers for the government only in 1873-74. It is a standard issue .45 with proper slant barrel address, US on left side of frame, blue and case color. You will find the Ainsworth A stamped on the barrel with a P, backstrap, trigger guard, cylinder. Matching serial number on frame, barrel, trigger guard, back strap, ejector housing and cylinder. One piece walnut6 grips have no visible remaining cartouche but 4672 is written inside grip channel. Proper donut head ejector rod head Correct case color hammer. Blue screws. Front sight is full height. Condition. Frame has sharp legends with case color remaining in protected areas with balance patterned out. Hammer has 70% or better dulling color. Grips are excellent with minor impressions. Barrel retains 85% blue with balance homogenous patina, mostly on a 2" area left side of barrel. Housing has nearly all the blue on underside and scalloped upper with patina on side from holster. Cylinder is basically soft patina. Barrel address crisp. There is generous amounts of blue on protected area of straps. Most of the blue remains on screws but most have been tightened at one time and there is general disfiguration. Bore is sharp and mirror bright with no cancer. The half cock is worn so only 3-clicks. Cylinder locks up and indexes like a vault. Asuperior 2nd year Ainsworth Colt SAA. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 351 BARREL N/A CALIBER 7MM PIN FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1870. Unique 6 shot steel knuckle knife with double action pinfire barrel cluster. Bright steel finish with base marked "JDELAXHE 351" . A 2 5/8" side folding dagger is concealed inside the steel knuckles as is a small manual cartridge extractor. Double action design with fluted barrel cluster. Cased with empty cartridge box for the 7mm pinfire cartridges. CONDITION, Very fine as cleaned . Action operates properly. Chambers are good and folding dagger is fine as cleaned. Case is very fine as restored and cartridge box is very good with complete and fine label. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 3 1/4" CALIBER 38 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1850. Magnificent pair of Parisian "Souris" (mouse) Pistols" elaborate Bakelite handle depicting a Mouse biting the edge and a Gargoyle with elongated tail is cast as the hammer and tail operates as the trigger. Blue finished octagon barrel marked on top flat DELVIGNE PARIS" A plunger lever under the barrel cocks the hammer and the Gargoyles tail operates as the trigger. A removable loading rod is concealed in the butt. This pair of Muff pistols are housed in their original French fitted , velvet lined presentation case with mechanical conical single cavity mold, powder flask, nipple wrenches and keys. The lid is marked in gold "DELVIGNE BREVETE A' PARIS" This is the only cased PAIR known as these pistols are found singularly but never known to be found as a pair. CONDITION, Superb with the pistols retaining most all of their factory blue finish with excellent bright bores and properly operating actions. All tools and accessories are very fine. The case is excellent. The Bakelite handles remain fully intact and without damage. An extremely rare pair of early ornate muff pistols. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 24918 BARREL 2" CALIBER 8MM CENTER FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890'S. Produced by Manu-France in Saint Etienne with a blue steel case with case color squeezer. Engraved in a floral geometric design with blue finish Black gutta percha rear grip panel. Marked on top of barrel "GAULOIS" with the Manu-france monogram and the chamber marked "CAL 8MM" NO, 2 . Matching internal serial numbers. Pistol is housed in a hard leather cigarette type case with sliding top to reveal pistol and removable base to house 10 additional cartridges. These early self defense pistols worked by squeezing the rear plunger and firing the mechanism using a double action method. A sliding dust cover prevented debris and dust from entering the mechanism. The Leather case is marked in gold with the Manu-France monogram. CONDITION, Exceptionally fine with action operating properly. The bore is good and the pistol retains most all blue finish. The hard leather case is very fine with rigid leather and solid stitching. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 989 BARREL 2" CALIBER 8MM CENTERFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Very ornate and profusely engraved in a floral design. Barrel marked "MITRAILLEUSE" Checkered brown bakalite palm grip panel with matching internal serial numbers. Internal side plates are engine turned. pistol has an internal non-removeable magazine with a 5 round capacity. Left side plate is marked "MANUFACTURE FRANCAISE D' ARMES DE ST ETIENNE" Right side has a toggling safety. Pistol is cased in a soft leather pocket purse with metal frame and clasp and chamois lined. CONDITION, Very fine with most all finish remaining. The bore is excellent and action operates properly. Case is very fine with supple leather and solid stitching. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 11444 BARREL 2" CALIBER 8MM CENTER FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Blue finished with etched blue finished frame. Barrel marked "GAULOIS" Chamber top marked "CAL, 8mm" No 2" Case colored squeezer mechanism with black bakalite grip panel. Matching numbers internal with internal fixed 5 round magazine. Left side has toggling safety.. Top has sliding dust cover to prevent debris and dirt from entering mechanism. Pistol is housed in "Cigar" folding case with brown fur exterior and gold crown and script "M". CONDITION, Very fine with excellent bore and properly operating action. Pistol retains most all blue finish and retains vivid case colors. Case is very fine with slight edge wear to exterior fur. Clasp and frame are very good and functional. A unique pistol and case from a bygone era. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 1335. BARREL 3 1/2" STORE KEEPER MODEL. CALIBER .38 COLT . MADE IN 1877. Features early one piece gutta percha grips, etched "COLT D.A. 38", nickel finish, no ejector rod, fire blue on back of hammer. Condition. Etched panel 100% visible. Overall, about 85% nickel remains with scattered age spots and high edge wear. Works correctly both single and double action. Grips are smoothing out and have turned brown. Half cock works. Bore is excellent. ANTIQUE

BARREL 5 ". BORE .60. Features a screw in barrel stamped London light engraved along with three British proof marks at left breech. Features a walnut half stock, an intricate gargoyle pommel, lightly engraved trigger guard, ornate crossed arms brass side plate, ornate silver thumb plate at wrist. Lock has a stamp that appears to be ILIGGIMEOTILAM , best guess is Latin but spelling is tough to decipher. A handsome and rare British small arm that pre-dates the French and Indian Wars. Metal is soft patina. Stock is excellent. Fine working order. ANTIQUE

BARREL 2 5/8". CALIBER .41. Type of derringer used by John Wilkes Booth. Barrel is stamped PHILADa. Lock is stamped with the name J.P. LOWER. In 1872 Lower moved to Denver and three years later bought out the gun shop of brothers Frank and George Freund in Denver. He is one of the most noted gun dealers in the old west. Gun has nickel plated brass accents and trigger guard. Part octagon barrel with checkered walnut stock. Condition. Barrel is soft patina with strong barrel legend. Lock is lightly engraved and the Lower stamp is bold. Retains 95% nickel. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering but one small 1/2" stress crack on right side at muzzle. Fine working order. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 10645. BARREL 5". CALIBER .41 COLT MADE IN 1878, 2ND YEAR PRODUCTION. Rather scarce 5" early gun with acid etched panel, factory nickel finish, gutta percha grips with matching number on right panel,. Condition. Strong readable complete panel, brilliant fire blue on back of hammer, excellent grips beginning to smooth, 75% bright nickel with balance an evenly blended gray patina. Indexes and locks up both single and double action. Half cock works perfectly. Rifling is strong with some minor abrasion. Real nice early gun in popular caliber and barrel length. ANTIQUE

Fine authentic pipe tomahawk with a 2.5" wide blade, the original carved wood shaft and a red, yellow and white glass beaded tobacco bag attached. An item dating to these Plains Indian tribes is rare.

BARREL 9". CALIBER 60. Engraved lock has safety and is stamped Pratt. Left side of barrel has two London proof stamps. Full octagon barrel with engraved breech & tang. Full length walnut stock with bag handle that is finely hand checkered. Gun has scarce adjustable trigger. Trigger guard is engraved. Period rod with two tubes. Barrel has a leaf rear. CONDITION. Browned barrel. Stock is excellent with razor sharp checkering and only some minor impressions. 90% high polish blue on engraved trigger guard. Blue patina lock & hammer with fire blue safety. Bore is sharp with no rifling and light residue. A rare beauty. ANTIQUE

NSN. BARRELS 8". CALIBER .45. High quality and finish over under swivel breech pistol stamped Charles Lancaster London on octagon barrel. Typical English high polish blue finish with fine checkered walnut one piece grips, center hammer, percussion, single trigger, brass rod.. Also has the blued sash hook attached to left side of barrels. "The Lancaster Pistol was a multi-barrel (2 or 4 barrels) handgun produced in England in the mid-late 19th century. Sometimes classified as a Howdah pistol, the Lancaster pistol enjoyed popularity with British officers in India and Africa during the British Raj owing to its faster rate of fire and increased reliability over contemporary revolvers. It was highly prized by hunters and explorers for close range defense against big game such as tigers or cape buffalo. " WIKI. CONDITION. Very fine about 85% high polish blue remains, toning on guard, excellent grips, Smooth bores are excellent. Really stunning pistol. ANTIQUE

Metal ground stake and bait hook. Offered in 1920's catalogs as being able to kill any fur game up to fox size without damaging the pelt. Very desireable item for both trap collectors as well as gun enthusiast that favor oddities. Fine aged brass. C&R

SERIAL 3035. BARRELS 3 1/8". CALIBER .32 RF. MADE 1864-72 Standard legends on left side of the frame with "IMPROVED 1864." A firing detail 1-2-3 on right side. The barrel base, both grip panels are matching. Features full brass frame, rosewood two piece grips, blued barrels. Condition. Fine age brass, grips excellent, about 40% blue mixing plum with some bright blue still evident. Lock up is tight. Early and scarce 3-barrel. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 2060. BARREL 6". CALIBER .36 ENGRAVED NAVY. Barrel stamped Patent Feb. 14 1854 NEW HAVEN CONN. Features blue octagon barrel, engraved brass frame, period ivory grips, ring lever, standing rear sight. Serial number stamped on frame, panels, link, lever, all matching. Period inscribed on butt " W.D.CHESTER TELEGRAPH CORPS USA". Condition. Nicely aged untouched brass with crisp engraving. Barrel has turned a dark patina with a couple of areas of slight roughness. Ivory grips are nicely aged and toned as well. The base of frame with inscription has some denting making it partially hard to read. Bore rifling is sharp and clean for the most part. Working order. Matching numbers. Overall fine example. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 13271. BARREL 8". CALIBER .44. Several sub inspector stamps includes "S" on lever, barrel and frame, "C" on lower left frame, "A" on upper left frame, "B & S" on cylinder, cartouche on left grip. Features octagon barrel, brass trigger guard, two piece walnut stocks, bead front sight, case color hammer, high polish blue finish. Condition. Outstanding, 95% bright blue, razor sharp barrel legends, near mint grips, toned brass, dulling case colors on hammer, crisp action and a near mint bore. Worthy of a case. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 110935. BARREL 8". CALIBER .44 . Martially inspected and stamped with " W, P, J, G" and cartouche on left grip. Features an octagon barrel, brass trigger guard, blue finish with case color hammer. Pinched front sight. Condition. Very fine. Most of the missing blue appears flaked, not worn with at least 60% remaining on wedge, 20% on barrel, 60-70% on cylinder and 30-40 % on frame. Excellent grips, razor sharp edges and legends, fine action and a mirror bore. Not fired much as face of cylinder still retains almost all the blue. Crisp Civil War Remington. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 4688. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER .44. About 5000 made near end of war. Numerous martial inspector stamps along with a crisp cartouche on left grip. Octagon barrel, blue finish, single action with case color hammer. Matching numbers on frame, cylinder, barrel and lever. Overall, very fine showing very little to no use, Retains at least 85% blue with some drifting to soft patina . Grips are excellent with minor chips at base. Action and bore are crisp as new. Beautiful gun. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 2875. BARREL 6.5". CALIBER 44. MADE CIRCA 1863-65. Frame stamped NEUMANN FRERES & CO. LIEGE. This is a superb quality six shot double action revolver patterned after the Tranter and guild built in Belgium, many of which were smuggled into the South during the war. A fine pistol that features an octagon barrel, plain cylinder, checkered one piece walnut grips with lanyard ring. Condition. Cylinder retains 90% blue. Barrel has flaked to about 30% as has frame but nipples show little to no wear and most blue loss has simply flaked to patina. Grips are near mint. Rifling is crisp and strong while action performs admirably. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 3. BARREL 6 3/4". CALIBER .22 RF. This is the only surviving example of this single shot target .22 pistol we could find. It resembles a vest pocket model on steroids. The serial number 3 is stamped inside grips, on the frame, the barrel, rear sight, twice in some spots. Grips are two piece walnut. Features exposed hammer, target type rear sight and dove tail front sight. Gun was finished in blue. The gun measures about 9.5" in length and 5" in height. Remington is stamped on the inside of the grip frame but there are no markings on the exposed metal. Condition. The rifling is pronounced but does have some dark spots and frosting so it was fired. Gun retains about 20-30% blue with balance drifting to brown patina. Grips are excellent. The ultimate gun for the Remington collector. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 330541. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .38 S&W. MANUFACTURED: 1890'S. Standard two line company address and patent dates on the barrel rib. Monogram is on the right side of the frame. Five shot fluted cylinder. Matching serials on the cylinder, butt and cylinder latch. Pinned half moon front sight and v-notch rear. Factory blued finish and case colored hammer/trigger. Period mother of pearl grips. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with a mottled brown patina forming on the barrel. Some scattered brown patina on the frame and grip straps. Grips have light scratches. Bore has a few minor pits, being otherwise clean. Mechanically fine, with a tight hammer and cylinder. Functioning fine in both double and single action. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 46145. BARREL: 3-1/4". CALIBER: .22 SHORT. MANUFACTURED: 1860'S. Standard, one line company address on the barrel rib. Seven shot cylinder, with the last patent date being dated "60". Half moon front sight and v-notch rear. Blued barrel, with the frame being silver plated brass. Rosewood grips. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with the majority of the silver plating remaining on the frame. Bluing on the barrel is beginning to form a brown patina. Some pitting on the cylinder face. Wood has light scratches, scrapes and handling marks. Bore has some light pits. Strong rifling retained. Tight hammer. Cylinder has some wobble. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 65528. BARREL: 3-1/4". CALIBER: .22 SHORT. MANUFACTURED: 1860'S. Standard, one line company address on the barrel rib. Seven shot cylinder, with the last patent date being dated "60". Half moon front sight and v-notch rear. Blued barrel, with the frame being silver plated brass. Rosewood grips. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with the majority of the silver plating remaining on the frame. Bluing on the barrel is beginning to form a natural gray patina. Wood has light scratches, scrapes and handling marks. Bore has some light pits. Strong rifling retained. Tight hammer and cylinder. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 1402. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: Circa 1905. Made by the "PHILADELPHIA ARMS CO. MAKERS PHILA. PA-KRUPP FLUID STEEL", as marked on the barrel. "PAT. AUG 16 1904" on the water table. Matching serials on the frame, barrel and hand guard. "FOX" marked on each side of the frame, with light border engraving. Barrels are blued, with a solid matte rib and bead front sight. Double trigger and tang safety. Case colored frame has worn to a bright finish. Some case coloring is visible on the water table. Wood has been sanded and oiled, and a brown rubber recoil pad added. Checkering still present on the forearm and wrist. 2-3/4" chamber. Chokes measure roughly at full/full. LOP is: 14-3/4". CONDITION: Metal is good to very good overall, with 75% bluing remaining on the barrels. Although frame lacks case coloring, the polished finish is consistent. Some scratches on the bottom of the frame. Wood has light handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Small repaired crack on the right side of the wrist. Added plastic inlay on the bottom of the grip. Bores both have a shine, with no pitting. Lockup is tight. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 55308. BARRELS: 26-3/4". CALIBER: 16 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: CIRCA 1920s/30'S. Made in France in the ST. Etienne region. Bottoms of the barrels are St. Etienne proofed. No period retailer or importer marks are present. Matching serials on the frame, barrels, thumb lifter and bolt. Barrels have a matted rib and a bead front sight. Blued finish, with the frame having a nickel finish. Wood stock and forearm have been lightly sanded and re-oiled. Checkering still present on the wrist and forearm. Original horn type butt plate. This gun has a very interesting roll up sling stored in the butt stock. It rolls out, and locks into the front sling stud. Double triggers with the safety selector on the right side of the frame. Chamber is most likely 2-9/16". Chokes measure roughly full and modified. LOP is: 14-1/2". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall. Barrels have a few minor freckles of surface rust. Frame has light tarnish and scratches. Wood has light impressions, dents and scratches. Bores are clean overall. Acton seems functional. Sling has light wear and crazing, being intact. A very unique shotgun for your collection! C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: K342232. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1990'S. Made in Japan for Winchester. Vent rib barrel with bead front sight. Factory blued finish and varnished wood stock. Strong checkering on the wrist and forearm. Brown rubber butt pad. Single gold washed trigger and tang safety/barrel selector. 2-3/4" chamber. Full/full choke bores. LOP is: 14-1/2". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear and scratches. Wood has a few minor scrapes and scratches. Bores shiny. Tight lockup. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: D001976. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1980'S. Made in Japan. Full vent rib barrel with brass bead front sight. Blued barrels, with the frame having a coin finish and factory scroll engraving. Varnished wood stock and forearm, with fine checkering on both the wrist and forearm. Factory brown rubber butt pad. Single gold washed trigger, with cross bolt selector. Tang safety. 3" chamber. Removable choke tubes, with Improved Cylinder/Modified installed. No other tubes included. LOP is: 14-1/4". CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few minor handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few scratches as well. Bores are shiny. Tight lockup and fine mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 92935S8. BARREL: 28". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1968. Belgian made, with standard markings on the barrel. Belgian proofs. Full matte vent rib barrel with bead front sight. Factory blued barrels, with the frame having a coin finish. Grade V (Diana grade) game scene engraving on the frame. Left side is signed "L,ACAMPO", (Louis Acampo, master engraver for FN). Single gold washed trigger and tang mounted safety selector/safety. Custom stocked with exhibition grade circasian walnut with fine checkering and rosewood pistol grip cap. Fine checkering remains on the hand guard and wrist. Capped pistol grip. Added black rubber butt pad. 2-3/4" chambers. Full/full choke bores. LOP is: 15-1/2". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear. There is a small patch of older oxidation on the right exterior of chamber area of the barrel. Frame shown some sign of light cleaning. The vent rib has a small impression in the middle. Wood is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bores are shiny. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 03737PZ168. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: 20 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1987. Made in Japan by Miroku. Solid matte rib with bead front sight. Typical scroll engraving on the frame. Factory blued finish and oiled wood furniture. Straight grip with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Single trigger and tang safety. Added black rubber butt pad. 3" chamber. Improved cylinder and modified choke bores. LOP is: 13-1/4". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with high edge wear on the barrel. Wood has a few minor dents, impressions and scratches. Bores are shiny. Tight lockup and mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 12922ZV131. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 2015. Made in Japan by Miroku. Vent rib barrel with white bead front sight. Original blued finish gloss finished wood stock and forearm. Fine checkering on the forearm and wrist. Single trigger and tang mounted selector/safety. Factory black rubber butt pad. 3" chamber. Improved Modified/Modified removable choke tubes. LOP is: 14-1/2". CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light wear, and a few minor handling marks. Wood is excellent as well. Bores are shiny. Fine mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: F361830P16. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 2016. Made in Italy. Performance shop model, with carbon fiber stock / forearm. Vent rib barrel with fiber optic front sight. Ported muzzle. Original blued finish and polished metal receiver. Includes full, modified, improved modified, improved cylinder and skeet chokes. Also includes a set of Briley choke tubes (full, skeet, cylinder, modified). 3" chamber. LOP is: 14-1/4". The factory hard case and original box is included. CONDITION: Excellent, as new in box. Bore is shiny and crisp. Looks to be fired very little from the factory. Case and choke tubes are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: JP13785YY131. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 2022. Made in Japan by Miroku. Trap special, with high vent rib. Ported muzzle. Fiber optic front sight. Blued finish, with gloss maple finished wood stock. Fine cut checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory black rubber butt pad. Gold washed single trigger. Tang safety/selector. 2-3/4" chamber. Modified/Improved modified choke tubes installed. LOP is: 14-1/2". Includes a lockable Negrini hard carry case, manual, tools, extra trigger, choke tube wrench and extra full choke. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with no signs of handling or use. Bores are shiny and crisp. Fired very little post factory. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 21092NM763. BARREL: 28". CALIBER: 20 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1990. Made in Japan by Miroku. Full vent rib barrel and bead front sight. Grade one engraving on the frame. Original blued finish and gloss finished wood stock. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory plastic butt plate. Gold washed single trigger and tang safety/barrel selector. 3" chamber. Modified and improved modified choke tubes installed (only ones included). LOP is: 14-1/2". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, minus a few pin pricks of surface rust on the barrel. There is wear on the underside of the barrel as well. Wood has a few handling marks, scrapes and scratches, mostly on the butt stock. Bores are shiny. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 75463PNP13. BARREL: 28". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1989. Made in Japan by Miroku. Full vent rib, with white bead sights. Original blued finish and oiled wood stock, with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Black rubber butt pad, Single gold washed trigger. Tang safety/selector switch. 2-3/4" chamber. Improved cylinder choke tubes installed (only tubes it comes with). LOP is: 14-1/2". CONDITION: Metal and wood is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bores are shiny. Mechanically fine. A great older Citori for your collection or the field. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 11926ZY131 BARREL 30" CALIBER / GAUGE 12 MANUFACTURED CIRCA 2000'S. Factory boxed with all paperwork. Browning Citori Model 725 Sporting with Sporting clays competition highly figured checkered pistol grip stock with factory recoil pad. Adjustable trigger with 2 additional replacement triggers. 5 interchangeable extended Invector DS choke tubes. Ventilated / ported superimposed barrels with ejectors. Chambered 2 3/4" & 3". CONDITION, As factory new in the original numbers matching box with all factory wrapped accessories and paperwork. Gun has no blemishes or imperfections. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 115ZT11428 BARREL 28" CALIBER / GAUGE 12 MANUFACTURED CIRCA 2000'S. Factory boxed with all paperwork and accessories. Browning Maxus 12 Ga, semi-auto with 28" vent rib barrel with Invector choke tube system. Chambered 12 ga 2-3/4 & 3" interchangeably. Highly figured gloss finished walnut stock with checkered pistol grips and forend with interchangeable butt plate system. Elaborately engraved with sporting clay & waterfowl scenes with surrounding areas gold bordered with scroll & vine motif. Cases in Factory travel case and outer sleeve with 4 choke tubes , wrench, interchangeable fiber optic sights and all paperwork. CONDITION. As factory new and appears unfired. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER FF015793 BARREL 28" CALIBER / GAUGE 20 MANUFACTURED CIRCA 2000'S. Cased Italian Franchi Instinct "L" 20 Ga, over under shotgun with interchangeable chokes and chambered 2-3/4" & 3". Vent Rib barrels with ejectors. Single selective trigger with automatic safety. Satin finished checkered pistol grips walnut stock with pointer forearm and factory recoil pad. LOP, 14 1/2". Case color finished receiver with Gold accented trigger and blue finished vent rib barrels with fiber optic front sight. Comes in Franchi marked plastic travel case. CONDITION. Very good with brilliant bright bore. Receiver has some small areas of oxidation from field use at balance point and upper tang. Barrels retain most all of their factory finish with a few minor imperfections from use and assembly. Ejectors operate properly and action operates properly. Stocks are very good with a couple very minor impressions from use. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 57-03-208-96 BARREL 28" (BOTH) CALIBER / GUAGE 12 (BOTH) MANUFACTURED 1996. Manufactured by Arrietta S.L. in Spain for distribution by Orvis. Model 578 Victoria 12 ga, 7 pin side lock double with double triggers and ejectors. Case color finished receiver with profuse rose & scroll floral engraving in the English fashion. Straight stock with splinter forearm with fine checkering at wrist and forearm. Leather covered recoil pad 14-5/8" LOP. Outstanding Best quality double shotgun with 2 sets of 28" barrels numbered 1 & 2. Barrel 1 is choked Modified and Improved Cylinder. Barrel 2 is choked Sheet 1 & Skeet 2. Both are 2-3/4" chambers/ Cased in a factory Arrieta S,L, labeled Oak & Leather travel case with green crushed wool lining and 2 sets of nickel finished Orvis snap caps. CONDITION. Very fine with traces of very light use. Bores are excellent bright and without distress. Barrels retain 99% blue finish with a trace of wear. The case color , engraved receiver and locks are as new and without wear. Breech faces have witness markings of being shot but remain fine. Stocks are very good with a few handling imperfections and impressions. Action operates properly and ejector remain in time. Case is very fine with slight handling marks. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER T-00921 BARREL 28 1/2" CALIBER / GUAGE 12 MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1970'S. Produced in Soviet Russia commercially with over under box lock action, single non-selective trigger. Chambered 12 Ga, 2-3/4" chamber with ejectors. Vent rib barrel choke Full & Modified with brass bead front sight. Balance point marked IJ-27-E1C USSR. Oil finished checkered Pistol grips stock with plastic grips cap. 14-1/2" LOP. Receiver has a relief engraved waterfowl scene on left side with a silver inlaid border. Right side has a flushing grouse scene with same silver border. Rubber recoil pad marked "BAIKAL" barrels are Tula arsenal proofed. Shotgun is housed in a Canvas padded travel luggage case marked Ugartachia inside with a pair of nickel snap caps. CONDITION. Very fine with over 98% blue finish remaining. Breech faces show slight use. Action operates properly and ejectors are in time. Stocks are very good with a few very minor impressions. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 57-03-03-98 BARRELS 28" (BOTH) CALIBER / GUAGE 410 MANUFACTURED 1998. Produced by Arrieta in Spain to be marketed by Orvis. 7 pin side lock round body double shotgun with double triggers and ejectors. Superb quality round body side lock with profuse tight scroll & vine engraving on the coin finished receiver and trigger guard. Barrels are numbered 1 & 2 and are choked (1) improved cylinder & modified (2) Full & Modified. Highly figured oil finished walnut straight stock with splinter forearm checkered finely at wrist and forearm. Shotgun is cased in its Oak & Leather travel case with green crushed wool line partitions and comes with a pair of nickel finished snap caps. CONDITION. Very fine with barrels retaining over 98% blue finish with bores being bright. Receiver is equally fine with no distress with a very slight witness marking on breech faces from light use. Stocks are excellent with a couple very minute impressions from handling. Action and ejectors operate properly. 14-1/2" LOP. Case is very fine with outer travel cover. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 91644 BARRELS 22" & 28" CALIBER / GUAGE 20 MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1980'S. Manufactured in Spain by Zarala as the model 202. Box lock double trigger extractor double shotgun with varnished checkered pistol grip butt with semi beaver tail forearm. Blue finished with modest engraving and factory fitted with rubber recoil pad. 14 1/4" LOP. 22" barrels choked Improved Cylinder & Modified with 3" chambers. The 28" barrels are choked Full & Modified with 3" chambers. 2 Barrel set is housed in a black Vinyl partitioned hard travel luggage case. CONDITION, Very fine with 98% blue finish remaining with excellent bright bores. Action operates properly and locks solidly. Stocks are very good with a very few minor storage impressions. Case is very fine. MODERN.

SERIAL NUMBER 207539 BARRELS 30" CALIBER / GUAGE 12 MANUFACTURED 1924. Produced in Ithaca New York by Lefever Arms as the Nitro Special with 30" solid ribbed barrels with brass bead front sight. Choked Improved Cylinder and Modified with 2 3/4" chambers. Vividly case colored receiver with waterfowl scenes on sides. Double triggers with lifter extractors. Varnished straight grain American walnut checkered pistol grip stock and splinter forearm, Factory black plastic butt plate 14" LOP. Serial numbers matching on barrel, water table and forearm and forearm iron. CONDITION, Exceptionally fine with 98% vivid case color remaining on the receiver. Barrels retain 98% blue finish with a trace of finish loss at muzzle. Bores are brilliant bright. Action operates properly and locks solidly. Stocks are very fine with a very few minor impressions from storage. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 88009 BARREL 30" CALIBER 12 GUAGE MANUFACTURED 1936. Fine quality side plated box lock August Francotte 12 gauge double shotgun with double triggers, 2-3/4" chambers and ejectors. 15" LOP over 1" red recoil pad with oil finished highly figured European dark walnut stocks with checkered pistol grip and splinter forearm. Barrels marked "ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO,""US AGENTS NEW YORK" Case colored receiver with side clips with side plates engraved tight scrolls with "A.FRANCOTTE MAKER LIEGE BELGIUM" at lower edge of side plates. Rust blue finished barrels with 2-3/4" chambers numbered to frame and forearm assembly. Choked Modified and improved modified. CONDITION. Very good with bright bores and over 90% blue finish remaining with several very small areas of oxidation of barrels from storage. Action operates properly and locks solidly. Ejectors operate properly and in time. Receiver and sid plates retain over 97% case colors with a touch of finish loss at leading edges. Stocks are very good with light wear to checkering and a few light impressions and bruises. 2-1/2" drop at heel 2" drop at comb. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 79753 BARREL 26" CALIBER 12 GA, MANUFACTURED 1948. Fine quality side plated box lock with 26" ribbed barrels with double triggers, ejectors and side clipped fences. Profusely engraved with tight scrolls with the bottom edge of the side plates marked "A FRANCOTTE MAKER PATENT LIEGE BELIUM" Case color action with lacquer overcoat. Barrel are marked "ABERCROMBIER & FITCH CO," "US AGENTS NEW YORK" Matching serial numbers on water table , barrels and forearm. Choked Improved cylinder and modified with 2-3/4" chambers. 14 1/4"LOP over 7/8" rubber butt pad. Oil finished highly figured European walnut straight stock with splinter forearm checkered at wrist and forearm. CONDITION. Very fine with brilliant bright bores and in time ejectors. Barrels retain 90% blue finish with slight losses at muzzles from use and carry. Receiver retains over 75% case colors with thinning and losses at balance point and right side plate. Losses are not evident as lacquer hides most of it. Stocks are very fine with sharp checkering and a few minor impressions in the wood from use. A very minute 1/16" chip of wood is missing to rear of top tang. 2-1/4" drop at heel 1 3/4" drop at comb. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 9776 BARREL 27 1/2" CALIBER 12 GA MANUFACTURED 1936. Wonderful 12 ga, double shotgun with double triggers, ejectors and game scene engraved side plated box lock with engraved side clips and fences. Oil finished highly figured European walnut straight stock with splinter forearm finely checkered at wrist and forearm. Barrels marked "AUG. FRANCOTTE & CIE LIEGE" Chambers 2 5/8" 14 1/4LOP over 1" rubber pad. 2 1/2" drop at heel and 2" drop at comb. Gun is housed in a contemporary canvas luggage carry case. CONDITION, Very good with bright bores and proper operating ejectors. Barrel retain over 98% rust blue finish with no distress. Action is wonderfully game scene engraved with hunting dog scenes on both sides and the face of a pointer on water table. All engraving is fine and over coin finish. Stocks are very fine with a couple small impressions. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 5837 BARREL 25" CALIBER 9.3X74 /9.3X74 OVER 16GA. MANUFACTURED PRE-WW2. Produced in Bonn Germany by Emil Martin. Double 9.3 rifle with 16ga shotgun underneath. Ramped blade front sight with 2 leaf express rear sight. Rib has bases for scope claw mounts. Profusely game scene engraved box lock with side clips. Set rifle triggers with 3rd trigger. Elaborate horn trigger guard. Game scenes include running stag on left side with wild boar on right side and small Roebuck on underside. U crown proofed receiver with Nitro proofs. Cocking indicators . Stocked with highly figured walnut w/ pistol grip and period rubber recoil pad. Bullet trap at toe for 2 rifle cartridges and 1 shot shell. Checkered at wrist with Germanic oak leaf & Acorns relief carved top and bottom. 14" LOP 25" Barrel length. 16 Ga, Modified choke with 2-5/8" chamber. CONDITION. Very good with 95% blue finish remaining on barrels. Stocks are very good with slight wear and period of use impressions. But pad is aged and cracked. Action operates properly. Bores are very good with crisp sharp rifling. Barrel have swivels studs but swivels are not present. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 2023. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1934. Gun was made in 1934 and returned to the factory in 1948 for repair/refurbishment. Trap special gun with a single non release trigger, and the selector on the front of the trigger. Full vent rib with bead front sight. Factory re-applied blued finish. Oiled wood stock and forearm, with checkering on both. Added red rubber butt pad. 2-3/4" barrel. Full/modified choke bores. LOP Is: 15". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with mostly edge wear. Wood has minor wear and scratches. There is some cracking of the finish on the forearm. Bores are shiny. Sharp mechanics. Tight lockup. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 37127. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1954. Made in Belgium by FN for Browning. Matching serials. Full vent rib, with bead sights. Grade I scroll engraving on the frame. Original blued finish. Stock and forearm have been lightly sanded and refinished. Checkering still present on the wrist and forearm. Added rubber butt pad. Single trigger, and tang mounted safety/selector switch. 2-3/4" chamber. Full / improved modified choke bores. LOP is: 14-1/4". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear. Stock has wear, and minor impressions. Bores are shiny. Lockup is tight and crisp. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 13382PP343. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1988. Made in Japan by Miroku. Grade III gun with Monte Carlo pistol grip. Full vent rib, with bead sights. Factory blued barrels, with the frame having a polished silver finish and grade III game scene engraving. Gloss finished wood stock with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory brown rubber butt pad. Gold washed single trigger with tang safety/selector. 2-3/4" chamber. Removable choke tubes, with full and modified tubes installed (only choke tubes included). LOP is: 14-1/2". CONDITION: Metal and wood are excellent overall, with little signs of use. Some light discoloration on the lower frame. Bores are shiny. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: C72446. BARREL: 32". CALIBER: 10 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1977. One of the few Italian made 10 gauges!. Vent rib barrel with bead front sight. Factory blued barrel and silver frame with fine scroll engraving. Gloss finished wood stock and forearm with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Double triggers and tang safety. 3-1/2" chamber. Full choke bores (fixed). LOP is: 14-1/4". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall. There are a few freckles of surface rust on the frame. Wood is excellent with a few handling marks. Bores are clean overall. Tight lockup. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 100021535. BARREL: 30". CALIBER: 10 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1980'S. Vent rib barrel with bead front sight. Matte phosphate finish on the metal components. Plain oiled wood stock and forearm. Brown rubber butt pad. 3-1/2" chamber. Full choke bore. LOP is: 14-1/4". CONDITION: Metal good overall, with light wear. Some light surface rust around the vent rib. Wood is excellent overall, with a few handling marks on the butt. Bore is clean overall. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 100008305. BARREL: 32". CALIBER: 10 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1970'S. Full vent rib barrel with bead front sight. Factory blued finish. Oiled wood stock and forearm with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Solid red rubber butt pad. 3-1/2" chamber. Full choke bore. LOP is: 14-1/4". CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few light handling marks. Wood is excellent as well. Bore is shiny. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 4119439. BARREL: 25". CALIBER: .410 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1955. Plain barrel with with bead front sight. Factory blued finish. Oiled wood stock and forearm with checkering on the wrist and forearm. Black plastic capped pistol grip and butt plate. 3" chamber. Modified choke bore. LOP is: 14". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with general wear. Wood has a few dings, scratches and dents. Solid forearm with no visible cracks. Bore is shiny. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 4015209. BARREL: 25". CALIBER: .28 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1953. Plain barrel with with bead front sight. Factory blued finish. Oiled wood stock and forearm with checkering on the wrist and forearm. Black plastic capped pistol grip and butt plate. 2-3/4" chamber. Modified choke bore. LOP is: 14". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light edge wear. Wood has minor dents scratches and scrapes. Forearm is solid with no visible cracks. Bore is clean overall. There is a small dent in the barrel, about 7" in from the muzzle. Dent is not visible looking down the bore. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 290227 BARREL 32" CALIBER 12 GA, MANUFACTURED ITHACA. Raised ventilated rib single barrel 12 ga. Trap Shotgun with checkered pistol grip stock and Trap forearm. Matching numbers on trigger guard, frame, barrel and forearm. CONDITION, Good as refinished with bright bore and properly operating action. Stocks are good with but having been extended with 1" spacer. LOP14 1/8" Drop at comb 1" drop at heel 1". C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: NT00768. BARREL: 28". CALIBER: 28 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. Made in Turkey. Full vent rib with bead sights. Factory blued/case colored finishes. Fine scroll engraving on the frame. Oiled wood stock and forearm. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Black rubber recoil pad. Gold washed trigger, with tang safety. 2-3/4" chamber. Full, modified, improved modified, improved cylinder and skeet chokes. LOP is: 14-1/2". Includes a choke tube wrench, manual and a green velvet line cloth case. CONDITION: Metal and wood are excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bores are shiny. Looks to be unfired from the factory. Mechanically fine. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL 767042. BARREL 28.5" WITH CUTTS COMPENSATOR . GAUGE 12. CHAMBER 2 3/4". LOP 14". This is an early post WWII gun. It is stamped "F" grade on both barrel and frame. The exquisite hand engraved frame features nearly complete coverage with pointers and waterfowl on both sides surrounded by bank note scroll. The breech of the barrel also has bank note engraving. The walnut stocks display triple x grain, oil finish, hand checkered with pistol grip and cap. This stock has a 3/4" black spacer with a 1/2" pad (both after market) The barrel features a vent rib and an old Cutts compensator. The Cutts compensator was originally developed as a device that reduced recoil (35-46% depending on the load used) in large bore long guns. It later morphed into a device that also allowed for changeable chokes. As it was available before screw in chokes were commonly available this was a significant invention. The Cutts compensator was invented by Colonel Richard Malcolm Cutts, USMC. during the 1920's for the military. " THE SPORTSMAN" is stamped on the bolt. Condition. The frame shows a hint of edge finish wear, otherwise, all metal remains at least 98% blue but there is a 1" spot of freckling on right side of barrel and a spot of missing finish on end of Cutts (this part can be replaced or reblued easily) . Wood is superb with just minor handling impressions. Bore is bright. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 343926 BARREL 26 3/4" CALIBER / GAUGE 16 MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced in WW2 Germany with date code 6/44. J,P, Sauer 16 gauge double shotgun with box lock action with double triggers and lifter extractors. checkered pistol grip stock with right hand cheek piece and splinter fore arm. Factory 7/8" sling swivels. Case colored receiver with oil finished stocks and plastic S&S monogrammed butt plate and plain pistol grip cap. Matching numbers on frame, barrels and fore arm iron. Marked with "J.P SAUER & SOHN SUHL" on both sides. Modestly scroll engraved on receiver. Eagle "N" proofs. LOP14 1/4" Drop at heel 2 5/8" Drop at Comb 2" chamber 2 3/4" choked Modified & improved Modified. CONDITION. Very fine with all metal having been totally covered with protective varnish or lacquer. Most all blue finish remains on barrels and receiver retains most all case colors. Action operates properly however slugish due to protective coating. Bores are bright with no dents or distress. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 343993 BARRELS 27 1/2" CALIBER GAUGE 16 MANUFACTURED 1944. Produced in WW2 Germany with date code 11/44. J.P. Sauer 16 Ga, double shotgun with double triggers and lifter extractors. Straight non-pistol grip stock checkered at wrist with matching splinter fore arm. Box lock frame with blue finished barrels and trigger guard with case colored frame. Plastic S&S monogrammed butt plate. 7/8" sling swivels. LOP, 14 1/4" Drop at heel 2 1/2" drop at comb 2" chamber 2 3/4" choked Improved modified and improved Modified. CONDITION, Very good with stocks being excellent with a few period of use impressions. All metal has been coated with a protective varnish or lacquer. Retains most all case colors and most all blue finish with brilliant bright bores with no dents or distress. Action operates properly however sluggish due to protective coating. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 132082 BARREL 28" CALIBER / GAUGE 12 MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1940. Classic English 12 Ga, double shotgun with straight stock checkered at wrist with matching fore arm. Double triggers with ejectors. Case colored frame with rust blue finished barrels with single bead front sight. Frame marked "WEBLEY & SONS" on both sides with matching serial numbers on frame, barrels and fore arm iron and trigger guard. Barrels marked " SPECIALLY MADE FOR W.J. JEFFERY &CO Ltd" "13 BRUNTON STR. LONDON" LOP, 14" drop at heel 2" drop at comb 1 1/2" Chamber 2 3/4" choked improved cylinder & Modified. CONDITION, Very fine with stocks being very fine with some very small period of use impressions. Fore arm has a very small chip of wood missing at front but is almost not noticeable. Barrels retain most all of their factory blue with traces of edge wear and brilliant bright bores. Ejectors operate properly and in time. Action operates properly. Case colors remain vivid with most factory lacquer remaining. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 30855 BARRELS 28" CALIBER / GAUGE 20 MANUFACTURED 1948. Classic American side lock 20 ga, double shotgun with checkered pistol grip stock with matching splinter forearm, Varnished walnut stock with double triggers and lifter extractors. Case colored receiver with blue finished barrels and trigger guard. LOP 15" over 1"recoil pad. Drop at heel 2 1/2" drop at comb 1 1/2" Chambers 2 3/4" choked Full & Full. CONDITION. Good with most all thinning case colors remaining. Barrels are very fine with brilliant bores and retain over 95% blue. Action operates properly. Stocks are very good with modest field use. All serial numbers are matching. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 223148 BARRELS 28" CALIBER / GAUGE 12 MANUFACTURED 1927. Blue finished double barrels and trigger guard. Case colored frame with checkered pistol grip stock with matching splinter forearm. Double triggers with lifter extractors. Plain period plastic butt plate. LOP, 14" drop at heel 2 3/4" drop at comb 2" chambers 2 1/2" choked improved cylinder and modified. CONDITION. Very fine with brilliant bright bores. Barrels retain over 97% blue finish. Stocks are very fine with most all factory varnish remaining with a few minor impressions and dents. Case colors are very fine with subtle losses at fences and edges with balance point turning plum Trigger guard and lower tang having stained and oxidized. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 112259 BARRELS 30" CALIBER/ GAUGE 12 MANUFACTURED 1927. Fox Sterlingworth 12 Ga, double shotgun with checkered pistol grip stock with matching forearm. Double triggers with lifter extractors. Case colored box lock receiver with blue finished barrels and trigger guard. Bead front sight with center bead. LOP 14 1/4" Drop at heel 2 7/8" drop at comb 2" Chamber 2 1/2" choked full and modified. CONDITION, Very good with over 90% blue finish remaining on barrels with slight losses on trigger guard. Receiver retains over 90% vivid case colors. Bore and chambers are brilliant bright with no distress. Stocks are good with moderate wear and small amount of finish loss. Numbers are matching on frame , barrels and fore arm iron. Action operates properly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 2804 BARREL 27 1/2" CALIBERS 40-82 WINCHESTER / 12 GAUGE MANUFACTURED 1932. Pre-WW2 manufactured 3 barrel Drilling combination gun with checkered walnut pistol grips stock. Rust blue finish barrels with case colored side lock actions. Breech marked "D' ARMES ET CYCLES SAINT ETIENNE" French proofs and no retailers markings. Fitted with 7/8" sling swivels , horn butt plate. LOP 14 1/2" Drop at heel 2 1/2" drop at Comb 2 1/4" Chambers 2 3/4" choked Full & Modified. 3 triggers, cocking indicators, CONDITION, Good as refinished with excellent bright bores and properly functioning action. Butt stock has an older repaired crack at wrist with some material loss and is slightly loose. Fore arm shows moderate wear. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 48064 BARREL 32" CALIBER 12 GA, MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1970'S. Manufactured in Italy And marketed by Bauer Warren Michigan as "MAUSER". Checkered Monte-Carlo pistol grip stock with wide checkered trap fore arm. Double bite box lock action with case color finish and scroll & vine engraving. LOP14 1/2" over 7/8" Pachmayer recoil pad. Drop at heel 2 1/2" drop at comb 1 1/2" chamber 2 3/4" choked full. Single trigger with no safety. CONDITION, Very fine with 97% blue finish remaining. Brilliant bright bore and properly operating action. Stocks are very fine with some minor marks and impressions from use. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 230421 BARREL 30" CALIBER / GAUGE 12 MANUFACTURED 1913. Produced by Ithaca in Ithaca New York with 30" blue finished barrels with ejectors. Underside of barrels marked "FLUID STEEL KRUPP ESSEN" "NITRO POWDER PROOVED" with matching serial number to water table of Case colored engraved box lock action. #2 frame with double triggers. Receiver is game scene engraved with woodcock and launching duck on both side and a vignette of a setting Quail on underside at balance point. Shot gun id mounted with highly figured oil finish checkered pistol grips butt stock with matching splinter fore arm. Butt is fitted with period "ITHACA GUN COMPANY" monogrammed hard rubber butt plate. 3 position safety , LOP 14" Drop at heel 3" Drop at comb 2 1/4" Chambers 3" choked Modified and Improved modified. CONDITION. Very fine with over 95% blue finish remaining on barrels, Bores and chambers are brilliant bright with no distress. Ejectors operate properly and remain in time. Receiver retains 60% thinning case colors on sides with underside and fences turning silver with use and age. Butt stock is very fine with most finish remains with very slight wear to checkering and butt plate and no cracks or material loss. Fore arm is slightly worn , good condition with a very slight shrinkage crack at rear of release. Action operates properly and all serial numbers are matching. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 400-57284 BARRELS 28" CALIBER / GAUGE 20 MANUFACTURED 1993. Blue finished barrels and receiver with vent rib with single bead sight. Checkered pistol grips walnut stock with matching fore arm. Single selective trigger with ejectors. Interchangeable choke tube system with 5 choke tubes and wrench. Shotgun is housed in original Ruger box with instruction manual and registration. CONDITION, Very fine with the metal retaining over 97% blue finish with brilliant bright bores and properly operating ejectors. The varnished walnut but stock is very fine with a few impressions from field use. The matching fore arm is good with a small group of nicks and dings at the tip and on dent on left side at rear. Box is shop worn, Spare choke tubes are very good. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 36" CALIBER 8 BORE PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1870'S. Produced by commercial gunsmith Frank Herman of Michigan as a single barrel Market Hunting Fowler with part octagon "REMINGTON" barrel , back action lock and smooth walnut oil finished stock with smooth steel butt plate. Fluted sight channel with bead front sight. These Market Hunting single shots were used extensively until banned due to the decrease in waterfowl populations by over hunting. Remington produced the barrels as a gunsmith utilized component until the early 1880's. CONDITION. Very good with the bore being lightly frosted . Exterior is a smooth dove grey from exposure to the elements during commercial hunting use. The stock has a spliced repair on right side and damage was probably caused by wood expansion due to moisture , Action operates properly. A very attractive and fine condition market gun. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 49078 BARREL 28 1/4" CALIBER / GAUGE 12 GA MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1900. Rust blue finished barrels with case color finished frame. Checkered oil finished pistol grips stock with matching splinter fore arm. Traditional English tight scroll engraved receiver with "W,W, GREENER " on both sides. Cross bolt box lock action with double triggers and lifter extractors. Matching serial numbers on barrels, stock iron, water table and trigger bow, Trigger guard marked at wrist "GRADE F" LOP, 14" drop at heel 3" drop at comb 2" chambers 2 1/2" choked Improved Cylinder & Modified. CONDITION. Very good with refinished / re-blacked barrels. All markings and proofs are crisp and legible. Action retains shadows of case colors and operates properly. Lock up is solid but sluggish with dried or congealed lubricants internally. Stocks are very good with freshened checkering and few minor impressions and bruises from use. A fine English double in fine condition. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 37" CALIBER 8 GAUGE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1970. Birmingham English proofs with no makers marking and probably intended for the American commercial market. 37 inch vivid Damascus barrel with part octagon part round with wedding band confluence configuration. Brightly case colored breech and back action percussion lock with waterfowl engraved scenes with chiseled borders. Varnish one piece nicely figured English walnut stock with dual barrel retaining wedges with nickel silver escutcheons and fore end tip. German silver trigger guard and butt plate with traditional continental scrolls and chiseled border engraving. These Commercial Market hunting guns were typically hard used and have a very low survival rate. They were discontinued due to being banned from use due to the depletion of the the waterfowl population from over hunting. CONDITION, Exceptionally fine with little or no use being evident. The bore and action are near new while the stock has several small imperfections from period of use storage. The finest condition marked hunting 8 bore observed. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 78918 BARRELS 30 1/4" CALIBER 10 GAUGE MANUFACTURED 1976. Profusely engraved with tight scrolls and vine on the hammer side lock action as well as underside and fences of action. The vivid Damascus scene double barrels with makers markings on the smooth center rib. Varnish checkered pistol grips stock with matching fore arm. Matching numbers found on trigger guard, frame, barrels and stock iron. CONDITION. Brilliant bright bores with no trace of oxidation. The exterior metal has toned to an even patina with the wood stocks having moderate light wear but remains solid with no shrinkage , or material loss. The action operates properly with solid lock-up. A mechanically superb and very usable black powder ( or substitute) double gun. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 572352 BARREL 26" CALIBER 284 WINCHESTER MANUFACTURED 1963. A recent discovery and only the second example of a Winchester Model 70 Chambered for the unique 284 Winchester cartridge. A non-catalog offered chambering according to both Rule And Whitaker in their extensive researches and books on the history of the model 70 Winchester. It is known and has been observed that these obscure chambering occurred for in factory use and experimental uses or special orders. This is only the second example to have been discovered. Varnished checkered walnut stock with checkered black plastic Winchester butt plate and factory swivels, Barrel has ramped hooded front blade sight with folding rear sight on sight ring bolster. Barrel is marked with traditional 2 line Winchester barrel address and "MODEL 70 -284 WIN." Underside of barrel forward of chamber is marked "6" Winchester proof on top side of chamber is crisp and in the white. Receiver with it properly etched serial numbered bolt also has a crisp and in the white Winchester proof marking. Action is factory drilled with 2 holes in the receiver ring and 2 holes in the bridge for scope mounting. Left side of action has correct "WINCHESTER TARDE MARK" marking. Rifle is fitted with alloy magazine floor plate and alloy trigger guard,.CONDITION. Exceptionally fine with the metal retaining 99% of the factory finishes. The bore is brilliant bright with no use detected. The action is as new with a few minor handling marks from bolt being operated. The stock is superb with a couple impressions and marks from being stored in a gun safe. This is a recent discovery and fresh to the market and never previously offered for sale and a unique addition to any serious Winchester collection. Interesting enough that the only other known example was a Featherweight example and made in the same year (1963) as this example. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 5960 BARREL 24 1/2" CALIBER 270 WINCHESTER MANUFACTURED 1964. Custom built and engraved by Paul Jaeger of Jenkintown PA. Blue finished FN Supreme action with ramped and hooded front sporting sight and period adjustable Williams sporting rear sight. Drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Paul Jaeger was known for using Douglas Supreme Barrels and having one of the finest selections of highly figured American black walnut for his stocks. Rifle has an engine turned bolt , magazine follower, extractor spring and extractor. Checkered 2 paned bolt handle and finely checkered steel butt plate with tear drop at top. The trigger guard and floor plate are fantastically engraved and gold inlaid with a vignette of a leaping white tail deer in a forested background surrounded by elaborate tight scroll and vine engraving with dual gold bands and borders. The trigger guard and steel pistol grip cap are engraved with the same tight scroll design. The highly figured walnut stock is ornately checkered at wrist and forearm with fleur de lis at each end and an ebony forend tip. Rifle has been fitted with a Sako trigger and barrel is dated 2/64 on underside of chamber. A fantastic Custom American sporting rifle. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 974 BARREL 24" CALIBER .308 WINCHESTER MANUFACTURED 1958.Custom built and engraved by Paul Jaeger of Jenkintown PA, Jaeger was known for using Douglas premium barrels and for having the finest selection of best quality black walnut for his stocks. Rifle is constructed using the Finnish Sako L57 short action with bolt mounted toggle safety. Rifle is stocked with a highly figured piece of Black Walnut with elaborate checkering at wrist and fore arm. Mounted with steel pistol grip cap and finely checkered steel butt plate with tear drop at top. Trigger guard and magazine floor plate are masterfully engraved and gold inlaid with a vignette of 8 point whitetail buck with a forest scene background and a dual gold border. Further engraved with Germanic oak leaf with acorn foliate with additional gold border. Stocks are checkered with fleur de lis at each end of of wrist and fore arm and a rosewood forend cap. The rifle is mounted with a period Bausch & Lomb Balvor 4 power scope in quick detachable Kuharsky mounts and rings. Barrel is dated 12/58 on underside. CONDITION. Rifle is in near new condition with a trace of finish wear at edges. Bore is brilliant bright and action operates properly. Stock is very fine and no distress. A superb American classic sporter with the Germanic influence of Paul Jaeger. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: NSN. BARREL: 7-1/2". CALIBER: .44-40. MANUFACTURED: 1870's/80's. Direct competitor to the Colt Single Action Army, but never seen the same popularity. Top of the barrel is marked "E.REMINGTON & SONS.ILION.N.Y.U.S.A.". No serial number or other markings, as the gun shows signs of heavy cleaning. Blade front sight, with frame u-notch rear. Oiled wood grips. "44 W" marked on the left grip. Lanyard ring and stud are present. CONDITION: Metal is fair overall, with a general gray patina finish. Grips have finish wear and minor handling marks. Bore is heavily frosted with some pitting. Tight hammer and cylinder. Good mechanics. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 63391. BARREL: 8". CALIBER: .44 CALIBER PERCUSSION. MANUFACTURED: 1860's. Most parts are marked with inspector letter stamps. There is a boxed, military inspectors cartouche on the right grip panel. Blade front sight and v-notch frame rear. Original high polish blued finish and brass trigger guard. Case colored frame and hammer. CONDITION: Metal is fair overall, with heavy finish loss and areas of cleaned pitting. Bright blue can still be seen on the edges and areas unaffected by pitting. Grips have minor handling marks and scratches. Bore has a frosted surface, but the rifling remains strong. Tight hammer and cylinder. Sharp timing and lockup. Some nipples have light pitting, with most being well formed and clean. ANTIQUE

One of the earlier known type of hand held firearms. The bronze Hand Cannons were implemented in China, The Middle East, Sweden and through out the European regions. Octagon to round configuration with a 65 cal bore. Simple flash pan ignition with ornate star pattern flanges at muzzle and resting spike attached to trunions. Measures 13 inches overall with a heavy dark aged patina. A small inventory or museum tag #389 is attached at muzzle. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 10 3/4" CALIBER .58 MANUFACTURED 1729. Produced in Madrid Spain with swamped 1/2 octagon to round barrels with wedding bands. Silver inlaid on octagon flats "EN MADRID" "1729" " LS QVIBEL" Silver touch mark with crown "DIES QVI BEI" Profusely relief carved walnut stock with horn tip engraved silver butt cap and elaborately embellished silver trigger guard with single set trigger. Lock is deeply relief engraved in scrolls and vine motif. Pistols were converted from flint to percussion in the earlier 1800 period. CONDITIONS. Very fine with stocks being superb with a small sliver missing at right front. Bores are very fine and smooth. Barrels retain most all of their deep rust blue finish and all of their silver inlays. The actions operate properly as do the set triggers. An extremely fine matched pair of Gentleman's belt pistols of the finest quality. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/2" CALIBER 69 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1863-80. Iron mounted French Cavalry pistol with lock marked M'DL Litreville. Flintlock ignition with iron butt cap , round barrel with breech marked "A" No date is evident. model was replaced with brass mounted variant in 1880's. Possible US Revolutionary war use. CONDITION, Very good with barrel lock and mounts having toned to grey. Stock is fine with period bruises and impressions. Lock operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 5/8" CALIBER 42 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1820. Brass barreled and brass mounted single shot flintlock pistol with barrel marked "P 7 D MOLL ALLENTOWN" with "C. BIRD & Co PHILAD, WARRANTED" marked lock. Faux striped maple stock with violin finish. Brass but cap with bordered brass stirrups. Dual wedge barrel retention with German silver escutcheons. The Moll family is truly a landmark family in the PA, Lehigh valley firearms trade. Peter & David Moll moved from Allentown to Hellertown in the early 1820's. Sons and grandchildren of John Moll and his father John Moll senior. Known for their brass barreled pistols and sporting rifles P&D Moll ceases to exist in the 1850' era. CONDITION, Good as found and uncleaned. The brass barrel and fittings remain in tarnish with crisp legible legends. The Faux striped maple stock is good with small period of use impressions and bruises and a deep dent at top of wrist but retains its original violin finish. The lock while fully operable has a broken top jaw. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 12" CALIBER 56 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1630. Tapered octagon smooth barrel with iron mounted hardwood one piece stock with iron butt cap, trigger guard and 2 loading rod pipes. Hickory loading rod with brass cap. Iron German pattern wheel lock action with sliding pan safety. 20" overall. CONDITION. Good with period of use stress crack below lock and shrinkage crack in stock at cleaning rod channel. Metal is a lightly cleaned grey . Bore is good. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 9" CALIBER 56 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1816. Produced in the India pattern with flat lock marked TOWER at tail with Royal Crown cipher marked GR at base. One piece walnut stock with brass cap and iron belt hook. But cap marked "QD3" believed to be gun#3 quarter deck. Crown GR proofed on barrel , belt hook and stock at wrist. CONDITION. Good with functioning lock and metal having been lightly cleaned at earlier period. Stock is full sized with no distress. Marking are good. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 12" CALIBER 65 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1777-1801. Tapered round barrel proofed Crown GR at breech has Tower marked lock with Royal Cipher marked GR at base. Brass butt cap with brass trigger guard and single loading rod pipe of brass with no guide. Left side had proper iron belt hook with proof. Dated at wrist with last year of production 1801. CONDITION. Fine with good bore and properly functioning lock. Stock is fine with a few period of use impressions and bruises. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 12" CALIBER 566 SMOOTHBORE. MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1870'S. Walnut stock with tapered round barrel with Crown GR proof and Crown IP proof. Lock marked TOWER tail with royal cipher and GR at base. Brass trigger guard and butt cap. Single loading rod pipe of brass with no guide. CONDITION, Good with a pleasant mottled grey color. Stocks have had additional finish added. Small chip at muzzle of stock and several bruises and impressions from period of use. Lock fails to hold at full cock and tumbler needs attention ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 12" CALIBER 566 SMOOTHBORE. MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1770'S. Walnut stock with tapered round barrel with Crown GR proof and Crown IP proof. Lock marked TOWER tail with royal cipher and GR at base. Brass trigger guard and butt cap. Single loading rod pipe of brass with no guide. CONDITION, Very fine with crisp markings. Metal is a pleasant grey overall with good bore. Lock operates properly, Stock is full sized and very fine with a few period of use impressions. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/2" CALIBER 56 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1830-37. Marked with the Rare Royal crown cipher WR on lock and barrel for the short reign of King William IV (1830-37) Walnut stock with brass butt cap & trigger guard with flat India pattern lock with WR cipher and tapered round barrel with Crown proofs. Brass forend cap and single rod pipe of brass. Pistol is a Field refit with the updated lock and barrel. Hickory wiping rod with brass tip. CONDITION, Very fine with barrel and lock having an untouched brown patina. Very good bore and properly functioning lock. Stock is very good with some light period bruises. A quite scarce variation of the British flint martial pistol. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 9 1/16" CALIBER 54 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1817-20. With a total production of 19374. One piece walnut stock with iron furniture and US acceptance cartouche on left side. Lock marked "S. NORTH over Eagle " MIDLN CONN" under eagle. Lock is not dated. Barrel inspected at breech "P" over "US" Hickory loading rod. CONDITION. Good with an untouched even brown patina. Bore is dark. Action operates properly. Stock is very good with small raised crack at top rear of lock. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 10" CALIBER 54 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1822. Total production of 20400 between 1819 and 1823. Lock dated 1822 with "S. NORTH" over eagle "MIDLTN CONN" below eagle. Lock has sliding hammer safety. One piece walnut stock with iron furniture. Swivel pattern ramrod. Breech marked "JD" (US Inspector) over "P" proof over US. CONDITION. Good with a even uncleaned brown patina overall. Lock operates properly Bore is dark. Rammer is a contemporary replacement. Stock has several chips at rear of lock and on left side of barrel channel. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/2" CALIBER 54 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1842. Produced by Robert Johnson of Middletown CN, in 1842. The last issued flintlock pistol manufactured for US military issue. Lock marked "US" R.JOHNSON MIDDN CONN 1842" Iron furniture with swivel pattern rammer. Breech marked "US over JGS over "P" . One piece walnut stock has two crisp Cartouches on left side. CONDITION, Very fine untouched or cleaned condition. Metal remains a chocolate brown patina. Bore is dark. Lock operates properly. Stock is very good with a few minor impressions. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/2" CALIBER 54 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1840. Produced by Robert Johnson of Middletown CN, in 1842. The last issued flintlock pistol manufactured for US military issue. Lock marked "US" R.JOHNSON MIDDN CONN 1840" Iron furniture with swivel pattern rammer. Breech marked "US over NWP over "P" . One piece walnut stock has two Cartouches on left side. CONDITION. Good with a mottled patina finish on all iron. Lock operates properly. Bore is dark. Stock is worn with small stress crack at rear lock screw and small chip to rear of lock ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/2 CAKIBER 54 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1848. Percussion single shot martial pistol produced by Henry Aston of Middleton Conn. Lock marked "US H. ASTON " rear of lock marked "MIDDLTN CONN 1848. Round barrel marked at breech "US" over "GW" over"P'. Brass furniture with one piece walnut stock with 2 crisp Cartouches. Swivel rammer. CONDITION. Excellent in a truly uncleaned condition with dried preservative grease covering all brass and iron. Bore is bright, and action operates properly. Stock is very fine with a few very minor impressions from storage. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 6 1/4" CALIBER .42 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1780. Produced in Regensburg Germany by Johan Andreas Kutchenreuter who was a contemporary to Boutet and a purveyor of embellished best quality arms to royalty. The Kutchenreuter family manufactured arms for many generations. The highly embellished pistol with gold & silver inlays is signed "JOH, IAC, KUTCHENREUTER" in silver on a flat rib, The barrel is relief engraved with a games scene of a stag in a woodland background surrounded by scrolls. The heavily relief carved walnut stock is carved with broad borders and scrolls surrounding the lock plate, rod fullers butt cap and tang. The round body flint lock is relief engraved with a single hound in pursuit of a stage while the cock is engraved with scrolls. The gold washed butt cap and wrist escutcheon are both relief carved with a rendition of the Greek Goddess of hunting and animals, Artemis with her bow surrounded by deep scroll and vine motif. The left side plate is relief engraved in a very similar rendition of Artemis with her bow and surrounded by a hound and foliage. The gold washed trigger guard is relief engraved with a sportsman with his long gun and a felled stag amongst a woodland background. The pistol is equipped with a single set trigger , 2 rod ferrules that are lightly engraved and gold washed and a wooden loading rod with horn tip. CONDITION, Very good with fine wood stocks and metal having a very light mixture of uncleaned patina. The lock and trigger mechanisms operates properly. ANTIQUE

BARREL 31.5". CALIBER 577. LOCK DATED 1860 WITH TOWER AND VR CROWN. Features full length walnut stock with circle cartouche on right side that is visible but not readable, two bands, ramrod, barrel has bayonet lug, single blade rear sight, brass furniture and period correct cotton sling. CONDITION. Metal finished in the white with toning. Stock is excellent with minor abrasions. Strong legends. Very hard to find short rifle and a prize gun within the Confederacy. ANTIQUE

BARREL 46". CALIBER .45. Modern made Pennsylvania style Full Stock Flintlock Rifle, by D.D. Riveroll. Features brown finish, lightly inscribed brass trigger guard, Lebanon County style Patch box and toe plate, pigtail trigger, and unmarked lock plate. Lightly relief carved cheek piece walnut stock with burnished stripes. Brass ramrod ferrules with hickory ramrod that extends approx. 2-1/2'' beyond muzzle. Decorated brass side plate with silver star-shaped escutcheons as barrel pins. Nicely crowned muzzle with 8 circle-dot design near crown. Condition. Excellent to near mint as built with some age toning to brass. Stock shows some light handling. Maker's name lightly impressed inside patch box. A very heavy quality built flintlock rifle. ANTIQUE

NSN. BARREL 23". CALIBER 64. MADE 1837-1840. About 2000 made. Block stamped J.H. HALL US 1839. Features sliding bayonet, two band, walnut stock, lanyard ring stud, CONDITION. Metal is deep dark patina. Legends are sharp. Stocks are very good with usual light abrasions and a couple of minor stress cracks. Missing rear barrel band but an unfinished replica is included. ANTIQUE

BARREL 50". CALIBER 70. This BUCK & BALL pre Rev War musket has a British Brown Bess type profile, full length walnut stock with a piano hand rubbed oil finish and features a full round barrel, flintlock plate has scroll and leaf pattern engraving, iron hardware with brass furniture. There are four brass pipes and what appears to be a vintage wooden rod. The stock has an ancient period correct brass repair at wrist and the letters HD hand carved in stock. Given its period of use from the mid 18th century through the American Revolution, it is a stunning testament to the forming of our country. All iron hardware is a rich smooth patina the the brass has taken on that much aged patina. Stock has usual dings, few chips at upper edge and two small cracks on fore-arm. It just drips history and the stories entailed. These were used in up-state New York in some of the bloodiest fighting of the war. ANTIQUE

This musket is dated 1817, second model transitional (1816-1817). Barrel 45". caliber , 70 CAL. Lock is stamped Richmond 1817 with Virginia Manufactory. Three band with sling swivels, finished in the white. Full length walnut stock. Original flintlock not altered or converted. It is recorded that about 60000 flintlock muskets were in inventory by CS Ordnance in 1861. Many were altered to percussion for use early in the war. Far fewer examples remain in the original flintlock configuration as most were converted out of necessity. CONDITION. Metal is freckled. Wood is very good , has been cleaned and sanded at one time with a few minor repairs. Brass sight blade added. Nice example with great eye appeal. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 44" CALIBER .38 RIFLED BLACKPOWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1990'S. Attributed to Curtis Smith of Covington Va, Flintlock long rifle with full octagon barrel, wooden patch box, Robbins pattern flint lock action and double set triggers. Signed on top barrel flat "C. SMITH" and marked on side at breech "LXX" Dark finished maple stock with brass furniture, blade front sight and drifty adjustable rear sight. CONDITION, Very fine with little use being evident. Bore is excellent and action operates properly. ANTIQUE

BARREL 42". CALIBER .32. Signed on barrel flat R.C.Mays 1978. Features a full length octagon barrel, knife front sight, blade rear sight, full length maple stock, brass furniture with iron hardware. Beautifully engraved 4-piece patch box, large engraved American eagle on left side cheek piece, barrel has engraving down entire surface, stock is carved on both sides. Metal finish is Antiqued brown. Condition. Excellent as custom built and aged. An exquisite example of contemporary artistry. ANTIQUE

BARREL 22". CALIBER 70" LATE 17TH CENTURY (1675-1699O Michele Lorenzoni worked in Florence, often credited with inventing, or making, the first repeating flintlock pistol and a well known gunsmith of the time. This quality musketoon has a flint lock stamped Lorenzoni with his engraved hunting scenes. The hammer is carved and the screw head is a gargoyle. The full length walnut stock is hand carved with ferns and oak leaves. Brass furniture includes two pipes, trigger guard, butt plate, side plate and brass decorations. Iron furniture with flared barrel that has a solid top rib. CONDITION. Fine stock with repaired wrist crack, brass cleaned at one time, some minor shrinkage, Iron in the white has aged patina. Fine lock marking. Fully operational. Most of these Lorenzoni Florence guns rest in European museums and very few enter the American market. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 26" CALIBER 45-70 GOV'T MANUFACTURED 1875-1877. Produced by Springfield Arsenal on a special order basis for Military Officers. These Special order rifles where mostly shipped to the west due the abundance of wild game and lure of hunting. Straight grain American walnut stock with checkered wrist and forearm with engraved pewter forend tip. Engraved steel butt plate and detachable checkered wood pistol grip. The 26" barrel is mounted with the pattern 1873 rear sight with side graduation from 50-400 and staff graduation from 500-1200. Front sight is a folding combination Beech pattern sight. Barrel is "VP" proofed with Eagle. Breech block is marked "US MODEL 1873" and is scroll and vine engraved as is the receiver and tang. The trigger guard is engraved in the same vine & scroll with an assembly number 22 internally. The Butt Plate and barrel band are engraved in the same fashion. The rifle is equipped with a special single set trigger and the lock plate is marked "US MODEL 1873" with Eagle and is profusely engraved in the same previous mentioned patterns. Rifle was originally fitted with a wrist mounted tang sight that is now missing. This rifle is a recent discovery and came from the American West. It is heavily used and weathered. This is the only example we have ever observed that has been used extensively and obviously the the original owner / officer got his monies worth. A true piece of American westward expansion history. CONDITION, Fair as weathered and used. The wood is bleached from exposure to the elements and the checkering worn and forend checkering having been almost totally worn away. The metal has all turned a chocolate brown patina with all markings and engraving being visible and legible. The action including the special order set trigger operate properly. The bore is well worn with visible rifling. The tang sight as previously mentioned has long since been lost. The wiping rod is intact with most all knurling being worn away. The script "P" inspection to the rear of the wrist is still legible. The wiping rod ferule is a replacement. The stories this western discovered rifle could tell would be amazing. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 26" CALIBER 8X46R MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890'S These German target rifles are always top quality with hand checkered stocks, fine engraving, target sights, etc and this is no exception. Basis is a Martini action that is case colored and lightly engraved. The octagon barrel is blue with a target front sight, no provision for a rear sight and has the lollipop rear tang sight. Ornate trigger guard with double set triggers, hand checkered wrist, case color swiss butt plate and sling swivels. No makers name or caliber so you should wax cast before attempting to shoot. CONDITION. Case colors are still brilliant. on frame and lever and the butt plate still has strong colors as well. Barrel retains 99% blue. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering and one small chip at thumb. Bore is excellent and this should be a fine shooter. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 2506. BARRELS: 27-1/2". CALIBER: 16 GAUGE/9.3 CAL. MANUFACTURED: 1930'S. Made pre Nazi era, with commercial proofs on the barrel and frame area. Barrel rib is marked "GEBR. PRAUNSMANDTL, JNGOLSTADT". Right side of the shotgun chamber area is marked "FLUSSSTAHL KRUPP ESSLN". Solid, matted rib with blade front sight and fixed express u-notch rear. Original blued finish, with fine game scene engraving on the frame. Finely oiled wood stock, with sharp checkering on the wrist and forearm. Adjustable double triggers. Tang Safety. Horn trigger guard and butt plate. No bullet trap on the butt. Original small, European style sling swivels. Includes a later production Browning brown leatherette case, with keys. Bore looks to be choked at full. LOP is: 14". CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with the barrel areas forming an all natural patina. Frame shows no signs of cleaning or polish. Wood has very lightly sanded and oiled at some point, and has a few minor handling marks and scratches. Solid fore arm, with no visible cracks. Shotgun bore has a few minor pits near the muzzle. Rifle bidding has pits, with good overall rifling retained. Mechanically good. Case has minor handling marks and wear. Some oxidation on the brass hardware. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 126625. BARREL: 26" CALIBER: 16 GAUGE/9.3X74R. MANUFACTURED: 1920'S. Hammer gun, with under lever. Pre war commercial proofs on the inside of the frame and on the underside of the barrels. No import marks. Matching serials. Solid matted rib with thin blade front sight and flip up u-notch rear. Barrels are blued, with the action having a bright finish. Some scroll engraving on the frame as well. Stock has been lightly sanded, and has a light oil finish. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Checkered horn butt plate. Double triggers. No bullet trap. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with the barrels forming an even brown patina throughout. Frame has some finish loss, and wear. Wood has a few minor handling marks and scratches. Bores have light pitting near the chambers. Rifle bores are clean overall. Very good overall rifling. Tight action and lock up. Hammers are tight. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1928 BARREL 18 1/2" CALIBER .358 WINCHESTER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1950'S. Classic full Mannlicher stock with spoon bolt and 2 leaf rear express sight. Detachable rotary magazine, double set triggers and trap in steel but plate to store 3 cartridges. Oil finished checkered round pistol grip stock with checkered forearm. Marked on left side of chamber .358 WIN. Marked on right side of receiver. "TIROLER WAFFENFABRIK J. PETERLONGO - INNSBRUCK" Serial number 1928 found on underside of bolt handle and corresponding "28" on floor plate of magazine. CONDITION, Very fine with excellent bore. Stock is very fine with crisp checkering. Action operates correctly and smoothly. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 83343 BARREL 24" CALIBER .30-06 SPRINGFIELD MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1920'S. Built commercially in Germany immediately post WW1 for export to the United States market. Barrel marked with "U" crown proofs, serial number and 7.6S. Receiver ring marked with " WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A-G OBERNDORF A/N" Additionally marked U.S. 1906. One piece varnished pistol grip checkered stock with period red rubber recoil pad. Ramped blade front sight with Lyman receiver sight at rear, Matching serial numbers on Barrel, receiver and bolt assembly. Single trigger with dropping magazine floor plate. CONDITION, Very good as refinished with fine bright bore. Wood stocks are very good with a few impressions. Action operates properly. All markings are crisp and legible. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER 1176230 BARREL 23 1/2" CALIBER .22 HORNET MANUFACTURED 1979. Produced in then West Germany and imported by Savage. Commercial bright blue finish with Ramped and hooded blade front sight with folding elevation adjustable express rear sight. Varnished Monte Carlo pistol grips stock with roll over comb and basket weave checkering. Detachable 5 shot steel magazine. Cocking assembly mounted safety. Rifle is mounted with Redfield 3-9 Variable scope with 1 inch tube and 40 mm objective . CONDITION. Very fine with brilliant bright bore with sharp rifling. Scope is clear. Stock has a few minor bruises and impressions from use. Action operates properly. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 2597 BARREL 22" CALIBER .223 REMINGTON MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1990'S. Classic American sporting rifle with high polish blue finish with varnished checkered pistol grip American walnut stock with checkered steel butt plate and pistol grips cap. Custom miniature Mauser pattern action with tilting receiver mounted safety. Rifle is mounted with Talley rings and bases with Redfield 2-7 variable power scope with 1 inch tube. Kimber of Oregon Inc, Colton Oregon. CONDITION, Very fine with excellent bright bore and rifle retains most all factory finishes with little indication of use other than a few minor scratches and bruises. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 48771 BARREL 28" CALIBER 45-70 GOV'T MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1880. Custom produced from an antique Model 1873 Trapdoor Springfield action with the addition of a St Louis Hawken pattern 1/2 stock with iron furniture and double set triggers.. Octagon barrel measures 1" across the flats and has German silver blade front sight with tunable sporting rear sight. Rifle is a recreation of the Gemmer offered trapdoor rifles that were sold and used in the Rocky Mountain region of the 1880's. CONDITION. Superb with an excellent bright bore and a tightly locking action. Double set triggers operate correctly. Stock is very good with a few minor impressions. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 39" CALIBER.45 RIFLED BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1980'S. Produced and marketed by Hatfield. Contemporary Flintlock rifle with octagon barrel , double set triggers Brass furniture and case colored lock. A great quality American made flintlock rifle. CONDITION. Very fine with excellent bright rifled bore. Lock, and triggers operate properly. Wood stock is very fine with a few minor bruises from age ad handling. Very fine . ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 30" CALIBER 42 RIFLED PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1950'S?. Contemporary percussion target rifle with large 1 1/8" across the flats octagon barrel. Double set triggers. Full length stock , checkered at wrist and forearm. blue finish barrel marked E. Philips on top flat. Lyman 17A target globe front sight and a commercial Savage arms marked sporting rear sight. Rifle also has a staff type target rear sight. CONDITIUON. Very good with excellent bore. Lock and set trigger operate properly. Stock is very good and would be a great gun for the shoots. ANTIQUE

Large 80 caliber German wheel lock fortress or wall gun. Full length wood stock with iron hardware. Cannon pattern flared barrel with post front sight. Made with dual cocks for prolonged use. CONDITION. Very good as found and is possibly Victorian. German Fortress gun or wall gun with good functional action and good bore. Stock is very good but very dry and fragile. Metal is mostly bright with areas of light oxidation in protected areas. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 32 1/2" CALIBER 60 SMOOTH BORE MANUFACTURED 1805. Produced at the US Arsenal at Harpers Ferry and was the first of the Rifled arms the United States procured. Part octagon part round barrel with brass mounted half stock/ Lock marked " HARPERS FERRY 1805" with a large Eagle over US in center. Breech is marked with :P: proof and US inspection as well as 18536 date when barrel was bored to smoothbore. Small brass front sight with iron rear sight. Stock has been cleaned and has evidence of restoration around and with the brass patch box. Lock is believed to be a very old re-conversion from percussion back to flint but is so old it is very difficult to tell. Bore is dark. A very attractive Harpers Ferry 1803 overall with a properly functioning lock. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 36" CALIBER 65 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED 1818. The second series of the Harpers Ferry rifle with increased barrel length and stock dimensions. These were pushed into production due to the War of 1812. Originally 54 caliber flintlock but later bored smooth to musket use and converted to percussion. This example has been reconverted to flintlock and remains quite attractive. Lock is dated 1818 with the proper Harpers Ferry markings as well as the breech retains its original proofs and inspections. The stock is worn with period of use bruises and impression but is solid. An overall good example of the 1803 US Flintlock. ANTIQUE

Elegant full stock New England style smoothbore rifle. 58 caliber with full octagon 39 1/2" barrel. Barrel retained with 3 wedges. Gun remains in original flint configuration with fine wire inlays around tang silver plaque on top of wrist. Modestly decorated patch box with concealed release at toe. A classic 1780-1810 New England flint in fine original configuration. The gun remains uncleaned and not tampered with. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 39" CALIBER .75 SMOOTH BORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1795-1815. The 3rd model Brown Bess is also known as the Indian pattern. This being because it was developed as a lighter shorter variation of the earlier models and was adopted by the armies of the East India Company prior to its official adoption in 1797 by the British Gov't. Fine Tower marked Lock with royal "GR" Cipher and proofs. The tapered round barrel measures39" and is inspected and "GR" marked. Loading rod is held with 3 brass pies. The stock measures 50" overall. The stock has several small inspection on opposite side of the lock . CONDITION. Very fine uncleaned condition with a pleasant period patina. The stock is elegant with some period of use impressions and bruises but remains solid with no cracks or material losses. The lock operates properly and without issue. The bore is dark but could be cleaned. A very fine 3rd Model Brown Bess. ANTIQUE

Light short Cavalry version of the Baker rifle with 20 1/2" round barrel cal, 68. Smoothbore with swivel rammer. Brass patch box , trigger guard and rod pipes. No markings evident. Made famous during the Napoleonic Wars. CONDITION, Very fine with dark bore. Good wood stocks with fine clean barrel and lock. Cavalry sling bar not present. Action ? lock operates properly. ANTIQUE

Full stock flintlock rifle with lock marked Ketland & Co. Top flat of rifled .60 caliber 36" barrel marked ALLEN in script just forward of rear rifle sight. 3 Brass rod pipes with brass patch box marked "THOMAS W. STODDARD" in script. CONDITION. Fine original uncleaned condition with strong heavily rifled bore. Lock operates properly. Stock is full sized and very fine. Brass patch box lid fails to stay closed and is missing clasp. Barrel and lock have a wonderful even period patina. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 35" CALIBER .54 RIFLED MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1862. Full length oil finished walnut stock with cheek rest. Austrian pattern trigger guard and barrel bands. Lock is retained by single attaching screw with brass escutcheon. Rear sight is heavy fixed rear sight with traditional musket front sight. Walnut stock and lock mortise show no evidence of ever having a second lock attaching screw. Lock has been marked at a later date and probably for a museum or collection " AUSTRIAN RIFLE TYLER TEXAS" CONDITION, Breech is very crude with excellent bore and lock operates properly. Rifle has an even plum patina overall. Lock operates properly. ANTIQUE

Etching consists of following; A. Col. Nathan Whiting home made AD 1756. B. Map of river from Albany to Fort Wm Henry (etched name) with two drawings of fort on Lake George. Under the river (Hudson) is etched "Still Waters & Full Moon" C. Etched "A Plan of Nations from Albany to Lake George" There are numerous decorative etchings along with a poem that is partially visible to include : Red bows and weighty, Twice her would ... Limbs decline... But now gunpowder from .. would.. and heroes not by limb but souls The French & Indian wars were fought from 1754-1763 by the British with American militia fighting the French who were supported by Algonquin, Lenape, Wyandotte, Ojibwa, Ottawa, Shawnee, and the Mi'kmaq tribes. Nathan Whiting (May 4, 1724 - April 9, 1771) was a soldier and merchant in the French and Indian War. Whiting was born on May 4, 1724 in Windham, Connecticut as the son of Samuel Whiting and Elizabeth Adams. He graduated from Yale University in 1743 and was commissioned as an Ensign and participated in King George's War during the Siege of Louisbourg in 1745. After his service in the war, he became a merchant in New Haven, Connecticut. He was appointed as Lieutenant Colonel of the 2nd Connecticut Militia Regiment and participated in the Battle of Lake George on September 8, 1755. Whiting's regiment and the Massachusetts regiment were marching towards Lake George and Fort Edward when their column was ambushed by an army of French and Indian allies. Whiting led the survivors back to Sir William Johnson's camp at Lake George. There, the Colonial army held off the French attacks until men from the New Hampshire Provincial Regiment attacked the rear of the French army. In 1756, Whiting was promoted to full Colonel in the Connecticut Militia, and in 1757, his regiment guarded the frontier in New Hampshire on the Connecticut River. After the war ended in 1763, he served in the Connecticut General Assembly until his death on April 9, 1771. wiki Horn is in excellent condition with one small chip and a few areas of fading with small square nails and wood topper and spout measuring about 10" ANTIQUE

It is said that when a Sioux boy is born, a honed stone is set in the branches of a tree so that by the time the boy becomes a man, the tree has grown around the stone where is presented to the young man, This stone tomahawk has the original tree branch staff with polished stone inset. Staff measures 23". Stone measures 5.5" in length. ANTIQUE

BARREL 40". CALIBER .69. George Rex III , King of Great Britain and of Ireland from 25 October 1760 until the union of the two kingdoms on 1 January 1801, after which he was King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland until his death in 1820. This type of rifle was usually only carried by officers of the British militia due to their smaller stature and lighter weight. This example has the London stamped barrel with two proof marks on left breech. Lock Crown GR (George Rex) along with Tower marking which indicates a militia rifle. Round barrel, full length walnut stock, checkered wrist, brass furniture, four brass tubes, metal rod, initials on silver id plate top of wrist, Brass side plate not fitted perfect. Condition. Couple of early pins in wrist. Few small contained cracks near lock, Steel is a gray patina. Lock and barrel have gray homogenous patina. Checkering is worn but visible. Brass is toned. Working order. Most likely a post Rev war piece used in the War of 1812. Really clean example. ANTIQUE

BARREL 42". CALIBER .75. First used in 1722. This 1st model features brass furniture to include four pipes, fore-end tip, trigger guard, side plate , butt plate and thumb plate stamped No .37. Top of barrel has an elephant with a howdah on it's back and a flag. Full length walnut stock with no barrel bands and simple front sight. Lock has a crown with JR stamp. Condition. Really clean gun with butter smooth patina. Barrel and lock legends are crisp. Wood is excellent with just one minor hairline on left side and a few minor dings. Action works. Beautiful rifle. ANTIQUE

BARREL 41.5". CALIBER 69. MADE FROM 1816-1844. This example is dated 1822 on lock with US eagle and Springfield stamp. Metal is finished in the white with US on butt plate, 1822 on tang, three proof marks on left side of barrel at breech to include a V , P and eagle head, two barrel bands and end band, period metal rod, simple blade front sight, sling swivels and a visible cartouche on left side wrist but not readable. Side Plate is stamped S. Left side of barrel at breech is stamped S M C. Beautifully grained full length walnut stock with minor impressions and one small hairline at left side breech. Lock has been converted to percussion. Condition. Very fine, slightly toned and freckled bright metal, crisp legends, stock is excellent. fine working order. ANTIQUE

There is an AW from Stuart Iowa and a Andrew W. from San Francisco. Both rifle makers. Features a 36" octagon barrel in 36 caliber. Has percussion unmarked back action lock, double set triggers, brass furniture including 4-piece patch boxpewter fore-end tip, knife blade front sight, striped maple half stock, single leaf rlear sight Condition. Brass and stock are excelletn but have been cleaned. Barrel is brown patina. newer wood rod, triggers not working. Bore is excellent. ANTIQUE

Rector and sons worked out of Syracuse as early as 1854. Classic Hawken style sporter with heavy 33.5" octagon barrel in 40 caliber. Features beautiful walnut stock with checkered wrist , engraved Moravian star like silver inlays on both sides, a single leaf rear sight, period oak rod, double set triggers. Plated trigger guard and butt plate are also engraved in American bank note type scroll. . Top of barrel is stamped J.H. RECTOR SYRACUSE NY 351 Breech block, hammer, back lock action and upper tang also engraved. Working set triggers. Condition. Very fine. Barrel is a homogenous blue starting to drift patina with sharp barrel legends. Oil finish stock has a few very light impressions, a very minor stress crack at left side stock bolt and snother under lock on right side, both of which are not offensive nor have they weakened the gun. Fiery grain with refreshed checkering. Bore is strong and shiny. Really handsome half stock. ANTIQUE

BARRELS 28.5". RIFLED .60 CALIBER WITH 16 GA SMOOTH BORE. Beautiful damascus pattern browned barrel with maker name in gold on raised rib with two leaf folding rear sight, bead front sight with gold bands at muzzle, Deeply engraved German or Swiss master artwork on hammers with fish heads, back lock actions, frame, upper tang, barrel release underlever, trigger guard, all with gold border and various game. Even the sling swivle plate is engraved. Features double set triggers, sling swivels, checkered walnut butt stock, ebony style splint fore-arm and a very ornated horn trigger guard back decoration. Engraved butt plate with no trap door, Condition. 98% pattern on barrels, Balance metal is antique silver . Incredible grain with some finish loss and some thinning on checkering. Actions works correctly. Both bores are clean and lock up is tight. There is a modern replaced lock screw that should be replaced with period screw. This was a huge money gun , a royalty qualithy firearm worthy of a prince. ANTIQUE

BARREL 38.5". CALIBER .45. Bill Large was a custom muzzleloading barrel maker back in the 1970's in Ironton, Ohio.. Someone with talent ordered this barrel and built a first class rifle with full striped maple stock, Masterfully carved stock, Patriotic Eagle on left side, shild on left side, engraved 4-piece patch box, brass furniture, hooded front sight, single leaf rear, Condition. Excellent showing handling wear. Near mint bore. Tang sight removed. Set trigger works correctly. ANTIQUE STATUS

BARREL 33". CALIBER 36. 1845-65 TARGET RIFLE MAKER. Barrel stamped W. Hudson Cin. O. Features a back action lock, double set triggers, saw handle rear comb with globe sight, engraved nickel plated patchbox, pewter tip, walnut half stock, period rod. Condition. Three small stress cracks on forward wood. Barrel is patina with sharp legends.. Hammer needs attention, will not set cock. Bore is strong. ANTIQUE

BARREL 42". BORE 28. MADE IN SPAIN MID-19TH CENTURY . Maker stamped on back action lock, octagon to round barrel, walnut half stock, checkered wrist, smooth steel butt plate, single trigger. Condition. Stock has several repaired cracks on fore-end, barrel is browned, checkering is wearing thin, Working order. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: 5150W37. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: 6MM REM. MANUFACTURED: 1970's. Made in Japan for Browning. Standard markings and features. Heavy weight barrel with no added iron sights. Factory scope blocks on the frame/barrel. Factory blued finish and gloss finished wood stock. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory black rubber butt pad. Includes attached Weaver K10-1 scope. LOP is: 13-1/2". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with the barrel forming an even plum patina. There is a spot of wear on the underside of the barrel. Wood has handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Scope has light exterior wear. Optic is clear. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 7792314. BARREL: 22". CALIBER: .300 REM SA ULTRA MAG. MANUFACTURED: 2003. Made and sold as the ultimate guide gun. Standard markings and features. Ribbed barrel with blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory blued finish and laminate wood stock. Factory brown rubber butt pad. Includes attached Leupod 3-9 VARI-X II scope. LOP is: 13-3/4". CONDITION: Metal and wood are excewllent overall, both having a few light handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Scope has light exterior wear. Oprtic is clear. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: S6369119. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: 7MM REM MAG. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. Standard markings and features. Full fluted factory barrel. Factory drilled receiver. Matte stainless finish. Grey synthetic web stock with factory rubber butt pad. LOP is: 13-1/2". CONDITION: Excellent overall, with little signs of handling or use. Bore is shiny and crisp. Fine mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 132-67598. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: 6MM REM. MANUFACTURED: 1985. Standard markings and features. Normal weight barrel, with factory scope mount and rings. Blued finish and oiled wood stock. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory black rubber butt pad and sling studs. Metal capped pistol grip. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, retaining 90% or more of its original finish. Wood is excellent as well. Bore is clean overall, with strong rifling retained. Mechanically fine. Rear scope ring is missing three of its screws. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 133-78283. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .223 REM. MANUFACTURED: 2001. Heavy barrel target model. Factory blued finish and oiled wood furniture. Tang safety. Original black rubber butt pad and plastic capped pistol grip. Includes attached Leupold VX-1 4-12X40MM scope. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Scope is excellent with a crisp optic. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 254521. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1953. Standard weight barrel with added globe front target aperture sight and Lyman 48 peep rear. Standard markings and Winchester proofs. Added scope blocks on the barrel and receiver. Original blued finish. Oiled wood target stock with pistol grip. Thin rubber butt pad. Includes attached leather sling. CONDITION: Metal is good overall, with some cleaned surface rust on the barrel and sights. Wood has minor handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Bore is clean overall, with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 782-32757. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .338 WIN MAG. MANUFACTURED: 1994. Standard optics ready gun with Ruger factory stainless rings attached to the receiver. Polished stainless finish with classic "paddle" synthetic stock. LOP is: 13-3/4". CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with wear and light scratches. Stock has minor scrapes and scratches as well. Bore is clean overall with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 780-55415. BARREL: 22". CALIBER: .223 REM. MANUFACTURED: 1991. Standard optics ready gun with Ruger factory stainless rings attached to the receiver. Scope in the rings is a Tasco Pronghorn 4X40. Polished stainless steel finish and classic "paddle" synthetic stock. LOP is: 13-1/2". CONDITION: Metal and stock are excellent overall, with little signs of use or wear. Bore is clean overall, with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. Scope has exterior wear. Optic is clear.

SERIAL NUMBER: 786-32004. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: .220 SWIFT. MANUFACTURED: 1999. Heavy varmint barrel. Optic gun with Ruger factory rings. In the rings sits a Simmons 3-10X44 scope. Matte stainless steel finish and laminate wood stock, with factory black rubber butt pad. Added Harris 1A2 adjustable leg bipod. LOP is: 13-3/4". CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Scope is excellent, with a clear optic. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 787-30674. BARREL: 22". CALIBER: 7X57 (7MM MAUSER). MANUFACTURED: 2000. Standard weight barrel with factory Ruger rings installed on the receiver. Scope in the rings is a Simmons classic Whitetail 3.5-10X40. Original blued finish. Nicely oiled wood stock with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory black rubber butt pad. Includes attached Harris 1A2 adjustable leg bipod. CONDITION: Metal and wood is excellent overall, with little signs of wear and use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Scope is excellent with a clear optic. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 505456. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: .243 WIN. MANUFACTURED: 1961. Standard markings and Winchester proofs. Heavy barrel gun with no iron sights. Added scope blocks on the chamber/barrel. Receiver is factory drilled for a peep sight and scope. Original blued finish. Oiled wood stock, with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Added sling swivels and black rubber butt pad. There is an added trigger shoe on the trigger as well. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with minor edge wear and scratches. There is some sticker residue on the floor plate. Stock has typical dings, scratches and dents. Bore is clean overall with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 106229. BARREL: 26". CALIBER: .220 SWIFT. MANUFACTURED: 1949. Standard markings and Winchester proofs. Ramped front sight with replacement front blade. No rear sight present. Frame has been drilled and taped for a scope mount. Unknown bases are present. Period re-applied matte blued finish. Oiled wood stock with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Added metal sling studs. Capped metal pistol grip. Checkered metal butt plate. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall. Wood has a few minor scratches and handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 137PY07346. BARREL: 26-1/2". CALIBER: .300 WIN MAG. MANUFACTURED: 1982. Belgian made components, being made in Portugal. Belgian proofs. Threaded barrel with a ported muzzle device. No factory iron sights. Scope mount and rings on the receiver. Factory blued finish and gloss finished wood furniture. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory black rubber butt pad. CONDITION: Metal and wood are excellent overall, both having a few handling marks. Bore is clean overall, with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 2486344. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: .30-30 WIN. MANUFACTURED: 1961. Standard markings and Winchester proofs. Ramped blade front sight and u-notch leaf rear. Original blued finish and oiled wood stock. Checkered metal butt plate. No extra holes on the frame or sling swivels added. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall as is the wood. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. A very nice Winchester for 1894 for your collection! C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: VA711. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .223 REM. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. Montana address gun. Stainless fluted barrel. Scope blocks on the receiver, which is matte blued. Oiled wood stock, with fine checkering on the wrist. Wide forearm. Black rubber butt pad. Includes serial matching box, test target and manual. CONDITION: Metal and wood are excellent overall. Bore is shiny and crisp. Fine mechanics. Box is very good. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: VB94. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .222 REM. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. Montana address gun, with a medium weight, stainless, fluted varmint barrel. Frame is a matte blued. Added scope blocks. Oiled wood stock, with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. LOP is: 13-3/4". CONDITION: Metal and wood are excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny and crisp. Mechanically fine. hard to beat a Cooper for varmint hunting. MODERN

SERAIL NUMBER: 71200855. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: .35 REM. MANUFACTURED: 1971. "JM" stamped barrel with factory blade front sight and u-notch leaf rear. Frame is factory drilled for a scope mount. Factory blued finish and oiled wood furniture. Checkered plastic butt plate and capped pistol grip. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood. Bore is shiny with crisp micro groove rifling. Sharp mechanics. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 2211487. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: .30-30 WIN. MANUFACTURED: 1956. Standard markings and Winchester proofs on the frame and barrel. Ramped blade front sight, and buckhorn u-notch rear. Factory blued finish and oiled wood stock. Checkered metal butt plate. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light wear and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks, scrapes and scratches, with most of the wear on the forearm. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: C6621310. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .22-250. MANUFACTURED: 1990. BDL model with standard markings and features. Factory hooded, ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear, Original blued finish and lacquered wood stock, with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Plastic capped pistol grip wood stock and butt plate. Includes attached Tasco 6-24X40 scope. LOP is: 13-1/2". CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood, with both having only a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Scope has some light exterior wear. Crisp mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 71-11962. BARREL: 24". CALIBER: .458 WIN MAG. MANUFACTURED: 1974. Factory blade front sight and flip up u-notch rear. Original blued finish and oiled wood stock. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory red rubber butt pad and plastic capped pistol grip. Tang safety. Includes Ruger factory scope rings, manual and original box. CONDITION: Metal and wood are excellent overall, with little signs of handling. Crisp bore with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. Box is fair, with heavy edge wear and tears. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 45787. BARREL: 25". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE/.222 REM. MANUFACTURED: 1980'S. Made in Finland and imported by Ithaca. Rifle barrel is 23", with a ported muzzle. Solid rib on top, with a flip up u-notch rear sight and blade front. Factory blued finish and oiled wood furniture. Cross cut checkering on the wrist and forearm. Capped black plastic pistol grip and butt plate. 2-3/4" chamber. Full choke bore. LOP is: 14". CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall. Wood has a few minor scrapes, scratches and dents. Bores are clean overall, with strong rifling in the rifle bore. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 39293. BARREL 24.5". CALIBER 338. High quality Finnish rifle features hand checkered pistol grip walnut stock with single stock bolt, waffle pad and sling eyes. Barrel has hooded ramp front sight but was never cut for a rear barrel sight. CONDITION. Near new. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 0000EF0653. BARREL: 24-1/2". CALIBER: .22LR. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. Made in Japan by Miroku, under license by Winchester/U.S. Repeating Arms. Half round, half octagon barrel with blade front sight and tang mounted peep. Dove tail is present, as are factory drilled holes for a scope base. Factory matte blued finish and straight grip oiled wood stock. Crescent metal butt plate. Includes serial matching box, lock and papers. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood, both showing little signs of use or handling. Crisp bore and rifling. Mechanically fine. Box is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL 70631. BARREL 22". CALIBER .358 WIN. MADE IN 1958. Very hard to find caliber in a gun with condition. Standard features include hooded ramp front sight, folding leaf rear sight, blue finish, oil finish walnut stock , checkered with pistol grip , straight comb, grip cap, Winchester black plate and sling swivels. Comes with original magazine and has a Lyman Alaskan scope in tip off mount. Crisp line and post reticle. Condition. Wood has a few impressions and metal shows couple of minor handling marks. Solid 98-99% gun with excellent bore. C&R

SERIAL 138749. BARREL 24". CALIBER 30-06. MADE IN 1950. Matching bolt number. Super Grade stamped on floor plate, Super Grade sling swivels, Winchester grip cap, black fore-end tip, White Line red rubber waffle pad, hooded front sight, rear sight removed, blue finish. Sports a Weaver V-7 scope in Redfield old style mounts. Scope has standard thin cross hair reticule with good optics. Condition. 98% blue and wood with light handling only. Bore is sharp. Butt pad has some age cracking, needs a Winchester pad. LOP to end of pad is 13 3/4". C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: 25730A. BARREL: 24-1/2". CALIBER: .218 BEE. MANUFACTURED: 1950. Standard markings and Winchester proofs. Factory hooded blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory drilled for scope mounts on the receiver. Barrel was drilled at some point as well, with a rear plug screw absent. Blued finish, with the receiver turning to a plum color. Oiled wood stock, with a serrated metal butt plate. Includes blued steel magazine (unmarked) and attached Bushnell Sportview 3-9X32 scope. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light wear. Wood is excellent as well. Bore is clean overall, with strong rifling retained. Scope has a light fog. C&R

SERIAL 57491. BARREL 26". CALIBER .300 H&H. MADE IN 1942. MATCHING BOLT NUMBER. Barrel is stamped .300 magnum which in 1942 was the .300 Holland & Holland introduced for the Model 70 in 1937. Standard features include blue finish, ramp front sight, folding rear sight, checkered pistol grip walnut stock with straight comb. There is a Winchester solid red recoil pad that replaced the original. The gun has a Griffin & Howe side mount and a Lyman Alaskan 2 1/2 Power scope with thin standard cross hair reticle. Condition. Overall, retains 90-95% blue on metal with some high edge and minor handling, most on trigger guard. . Stock is excellent with few impressions. Bore is mirror bright. Classic rifle, scope and mounts. C&R

SERIAL 1420255. BARREL 24". CALIBER 30-06. BARREL DATE 5-38. According to Springfield Research, there are numerous special orders rifles made like National Match rifles. This rifle features the pistol grip C stock with SA GAW and ordnance wheel. (1943-44) , an unusual stamp on a target C stock Type 14 stock. There is no star gauge on barrel. Rifle sports a Lyman 48 peep sight with standard front & rear. There is a proof P on wrist. Bolt was polished and jeweled at one time but pattern is wearing thin. All fine blue finish with exception to front band which is parkerized and should be replace with blue example. Condition 90% blue with most wear on floor plate. Stock is excellent with sharp cartouche. and very few minor impressions. Bore is sharp. Comes with period sling. C&R

SERIAL 405739. BARREL 23". CALIBER 22 RF. MADE IN 1958. Standard features include round barrel , 2/3 tube magazine, original sporting sights, take down, blue finish, walnut stock with grooved fore-arm and Winchester butt plate. Condition. The only visible metal wear is where bolt slides back on top of frame and some minor high edge wear on slide bar. Wood is near mint as is bore. Worthy of an original box. C&R

SERIAL 729529. BARREL 24". CALIBER .270 WCF. Niedner opened a gunsmith shop in Malden in 1906. Niedner worked with members of the Massachusetts Rifle Association, including gun barrel-maker Harry Pope, making tools and rifles for ballistics expert Franklin Ware Mann, and prototype Patridge gun sights for inventor Eugene Patridge. Niedner moved to Dowagiac, Michigan in 1920 to establish the Niedner Rifle Company. Niedner manufactured custom rifles for many noted riflemen including Townsend Whelen, Charles Newton, and Ned Roberts. Niedner sold the business in 1940. His custom Mauser and Springfield rifles are considered some of the finest ever made, every bit as high of quality as Griffin & Howe. After World War I, the market was flooded with affordable surplus arms--particularly the well-engineered Mauser 98 and the 1903 Springfield and Rock Island rifles. This launched the beginning of the sporterized bolt action. Among the very first bolt-action pioneers was Adolph Otto (A.O.) Niedner. This 1903 Springfield action features a hand checkered oil finish walnut stock with finely checkered steel trap door butt plate, schnable fore-arm tip, engraved floor plate & trigger guard. ( Kornbrath ?) , custom Niedner barrel not cut for rear sight but has a Lyman right side mounted peep and a Griffin & Howe quick release mount and a period Lyman Alaskan scope with post and line reticle. The gun boast A-O scope blocks and sling swivels. The bolt is wormed to retain oil. Barrel has Niedner Co. legend. Condition. 90% blue with overall scattered age freckling. Floor plate & guard are patina. Stock is excellent with just minor impressions. Bore is strong. Scope has areas of no finish and some poor storage pitting. Fine rifle as is but if metal was professionally refinished and a better condition scope added, would be a show stopper. C&R

SERIAL 92210870. BARREL 24". CALIBER .308 MARLIN EXPRESS. Features half magazine, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, pistol grip checkered stock with solid black pad & sling eyes. Sports a 4x16/40 World Class scope with standard cross hair reticle and clear optics. Condition. Near new with light handling. Owner put some green paint on scope as markers which can be removed. Excellent bore. Modern.

SERIAL 91805833. BARREL 20" CALIBER 44 MAGNUM. Features full round barrel & magazine, hooded ramp front sight with sporting rear, checkered walnut stock with solid red pad and sling . Stainless mounts hold a TC camo scope, 9-power with standard cross hair reticules and perfect optics. Condition. Near mint with light handling and mirror bore. MODERN

SERIAL 490635. BARREL 22". CALIBER 22LR. MADE IN FINLAND. Blue barrel made without sights, Picatinny rail on frame, pistol grip black nylon stock, sling eyes. This rifle is unique in that you can change barrels to different calibers which can be purchased separately. Condition. Near new with light handling. MODERN

SERIAL 716833. BARREL 23". CALIBER 22LR. Magazine fed (included) sporting rifle with blue finish, folding leaf rear sight, ramp front sight, scope blocks, checkered oil finish pistol grip walnut stock with sling eyes. The grip cap is rosewood with white diamond. European style Monte Carlo comb. Schnable fore-end. Missing front sling eye. Condition. Near mint with light handling and couple of scars on front sight. MODERN

SERIAL G6846912. BARREL 24". CALIBER .223. Features nylon pistol grip stock, sling eyes, black rubber pad, matte finish on metal , no barrel sights. Sports a Tasco 10x40 scope with see though mounts and standard cross hair reticle with clear optics Condition. Near new with light handling. MODERN

SERIAL 15430. BARREL 24". CALIBER 30-06. MAUSER SPORTING RIFLE BY R. MAHRHOLDT PETERLONGO INNSBROOK AUSTRIA. Probably built just before or after the war. Features Mauser action, jeweled bolt, butter knife bolt handle, claw mounts, finely engraved action, floor plate with Elk and trigger guard. Checkered pistol grip walnut stock with black fore-end and cap with black butt plate. Ramp front sight, single leaf rear sight, double set triggers and sling. Has a Tasco scope and deserves a fine German or Swiss scope of the era. Condition. Barrel retains 90% bright blue with few age freckles. All engraved surfaces have an antique gray finish, stock is excellent with just minor impressions. Bore is excellent. C&R

BARREL 27.5" RIFLED. CALIBER 44 percussion. Bronze toned metal shaft. Partially readable address on metal tip, horn handle, push button. Remington introduced the cane gun with a percussion version patented by John F. Thomas in 1858. Most examples feature a dog head handle, this one does not. Remington’s updated to metallic cartridges in 1866 so this gun was made from 1858-1865. Overall excellent nicely toned finish. Bore is rough. ANTIQUE

SERIAL 459352. BARREL 19.5". CALIBER .32 RF. MADE 1901-1933. Features take down, round blued barrel, original sporting sights, walnut stocks, case color frame , hammer and trigger. Comes in a period custom violin style wood case , French fitted with ammo block. The fitted base is more recently done, does not match the original green felt on lid Condition. Near new, 99% plus case colors intact. 98% barrel blue with hint of wear at muzzle, few handling marks. Near mint bore. Stock near mint with few light impressions. Stunning outfit. C&R

SERIAL NSN. BARREL ORIGINAL 22. CUSTOM 25". CALIBER .22LR. Features an original part octagon blue barrel, case color frame, walnut stocks with Stevens gutta percha butt plate. Rifle is a take down and comes with an extra octagon barrel with scope blocks and wears a Balvar 24 target scope with standard cross hair reticle , clear optics, 24 power scope. Condition. Entire gun, metal and wood restored to near new. 99% bright case colors and blue. Wood near mint as refinished. Original barrel rifling very good with bright as lined octagon barrel. C&R

SERIAL 40552. BARREL 22". CALIBER 300 SAVAGE. MADE 1936-50. Called the WOODSMASTER. Semi auto , clip fed, blue finish, walnut stocks, Remington steel butt plate, correct sporting sights, sling swivels. Condition. 98% blue with just some light high edge wear. Stocks are excellent with few dings and small chip left wrist at frame. Mirror bore. C&R

SERIAL BB0044117. BARREL 20". CALIBER 44 MAGNUM. Features brass frame, octagon barrel, brass barrel band, walnut stock, brass butt plate and sporting an unmarked scope with standard cross hairs and clear optics. Condition. Few handling marks on brass. 99% blue intact. Mirror bore. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER 169213 BARREL 20" CALIBER 44 CENTER FIRE. MANUFACTURED 1891. Produced by Winchester with gun metal brass frame. blue finished iron barrel and magazine tube and 2 piece straight grained American walnut stocks with steel butt plate with trap for cleaning rod. Stud front sight with elevator adjustable rear barrel mounted sight. Barrel marked with traditional 2 line Winchester barrel address. butt stock is period branded with "C.I." on right side. Carbine has been period converted to the newer Centerfire cartridge from the earlier Rimfire cartridge. CONDITION, Very good with strong bore with light oxidation in grooves. Action operates properly. Stocks are full sized and fine condition. Barrel and magazine have turned plum from period use. Action operates properly. A small repair is evident on lower tang and appears to be period of use. The classic Yellow boy Winchester. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 87018 BARREL 27" CALIBER .44 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED 1871. Developed by Winchester in attempts to get Military contracts both domestically and abroad. A number of small police contracts in LA, Wash, D.C. and several other states. Several large military contracts were filled in south America as well as Europe. Full length round barrel with stud front sight also working as a bayonet stud. Full length tube magazine with 2 piece oil finished American Walnut stocks with forearm retained by 2 bands. Butt stock has brass butt plate with trap for cleaning rods and sling swivels. Gun metal brass receiver with serial number on lower tang. Barrel has traditional Winchester 2 line address on top and folding staff rear sight graduated to 900 yards. CONDITION, Good as found with fine sharp bore. Wood stocks are full sized with period of use bruises and impressions. Barrel and magazine have both toned to a plum patina. Action needs attention as rimfire firing pin ring is missing allowing hammer to follow the bolt forward. Believed to be a simple repair. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 42454 BARREL 28" CALIBER 45-75 WCF MANUFACTURED 1884. Known as the Centennial rifle for its year of introduction, the model 1876 was Winchester's introduction into lever action rifles chambered for powerful cartridges as opposed to the lighter pistol type cartridges used previously. Full length octagon barrel with dovetail blade front sight and top barrel flat having the traditional 2 line barrel address. Elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, and top of chamber marked "45-75". Side plated receiver is case color finished with sliding dust cover, single set trigger and tang fitted with Lyman folding tang sight. Brass cartridge elevator is marked 45-75. Serial number is at rear of lower tang. Rifle has factory 1/2 magazine and is mounted with varnished fancy highly figured walnut with forearm checkered in the "H" pattern with the straight wrist checkered to match. Smooth steel shotgun pattern butt plate. The classic Tom Horn rifle, CONDITION, Very fine with excellent bright bore. The barrel and magazine retain over 95% blue finish. The receiver has retained 30% case colors with balance turning silver / plum from period use. The action operates properly as does the single set trigger. The varnished deluxe stocks are very fine, full sized with sharp checkering and most varnish remains. A super 1876 Deluxe rifle. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 48536 BARREL 20" CALIBER 44 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED 1870. Classic Yellow Boy Saddle Ring Carbine with interesting checkered stocks and left side is inscribed "AD JANSEN FABRICANT D ARMES DE SM LE ROI 27RUEDELA MADELRINE BRUXELLES" Round barrel with full length magazine. Front sight integral with front barrel band. Traditional 2 line Winchester barrel address. 2 position folding rear sight. Butt stock equipped with sling swivel with matching swivel attached to rear barrel band. Carbine is a possible presentation to the head of manufacturing in Brussels. CONDITION, Good with barrel and magazine having turned patina with age. Bore is good with slight oxidation in grooves. Frame remains bright with traces of lacquer in protected areas. Stocks are soiled and show evidence of additional finish having been added. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 2892 BARREL 34" CALIBER 44.2 4/10 ( 44-90 STRAIGHT) MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Fine Remington-Hepburn Creedmore single shot rifle with 34 inch round barrel with "E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION N.Y." on top and 44 2. 4/10 caliber designation on underside forward of forearm. Stocks are of highly figured oil finished walnut with round checkered pistol grip with matching checkered forearm with brown gutta percha forend tip. Butt plate is checkered brown gutta percha and of the shotgun design. Butt stock is fitted with base at heel for ear sight for use in Creedmore shooting. Lower tang, barrel and forearm are matching numbers and butt stock was not removed. Case colored receiver marked on lower right side "HEPBURNS PAT. OCT. 7TH 1879" Underside of chamber is English proofed and "NOT NITRO" Tang sight appears contemporary and measures 5" with and adjustable dioptor. Front globe sight is windage adjustable and appears contemporary. A very limited production of these rifles were ever produced and is believed to be on a few hundred. CONDITION, Very fine with the barrel retaining over 90% blue finish. Receiver retains 70% fading case colors with some staining at edges. The oil finished walnut stocks are extremely fine, full sized and with sharp checkering. The bore is very fine with sharp rifling with some very light earlier pitting just forward of chamber. Action operates properly with solid lock-up. A very fine Creedmoor rifle. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 30" CALIBER 69 SMOOTH BORE BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA LATE 1700-1810. One piece walnut stock with brass forend band , iron mid-band , brass trigger guard attached to iron trigger band. Brass butt plate. Flint lock marked "MAUBEUGE MANUF N." in script. Breech marked with inspections "STM " and tang marked with "M an g" CONDITION, Very fine with metal remaining bright. Bore is dark but remains good. Lock operates properly. Stock is full sized and remains solid with period of use bruises. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 22 1/4" CALIBER 69 CALIBER SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1780'S. Elegant flintlock English produced carbine with lock marked "CARTER" profusely silver mounted with silver trigger guard with floral end caps. Silver butt plate with elaborate silver tail emanating down the comb. Large silver name plate at top of wrist. Left side of stock has an ornate pierced silver bridle with a serpents head at the front and a ugly face blowing flame from its mouth at rear. Single silver loading rod guide. Barrel has patent breech with English proofs. Possible a carriage musketoon or carbine of its era. CONDITION. Fine with metal remaining bright. Lock operates properly. Stock is solid with some period material losses around barrel wedge and a small shrinkage crack on left side of stock at well as right side of stock forward of lock. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 14 3/8" CALIBER 1 1/4" BELLED MUZZLE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1808-10. Produced J7W Richards of Staining Lane London Circa 1808-1810 with part octagon to round with belled cannon barrel muzzle. Mounted with sprung triangular bayonet. London proofed at breech and signed J&W. Lock is signed J&W RICHARDS in script with sliding cock lock. One piece oil finished walnut stock with diamond pattern embellishment at wrist. Brass butt plate with small chiseled border and stand of arms engraved at heel. Brass trigger guard with small rope border and Pineapple finial. Wooden wiping rod with brass tip. Barrel retained by 2 wedges. CONDITION, Extremely fine with brass being a great mellow patina. The bore being uncleaned and dark. Action operates properly. Stock is full sized and with a few minor bruises and impressions but remains excellent. Lock operates properly although sluggish. Lock has some evidence of earlier oxidation on underside of pane and at rear. A wonder Blunderbuss. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 28 1/2" CALIBER 52 RIFLED MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1650. Octagon heavily swamped barrel with 6 grooved rifled bore. Ornately engraved wheel lock with vignettes of stands of arms, Early Roman soldiers with lances and floral scrolls. Walnut stock is inlaid with numerous lighter contrasting woods, ivory inlays and mother of pearl inlays. Double set trigger with oversized grip pattern trigger guard. and horn forend tip. CONDITION, Lock and set trigger operate properly. Barrel and lock have a semi-cleaned appearance. Stock is good with material losses on underside at loading rod channel. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 3 3/4" CALIBER .32 BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA VICTORIAN ERA. Large German hunting sword with 23" swept blade. buffalo horn handle with chiseled iron but and ornate filed guard. Mounted is a Miquelet exposed lock single shot pistol. Trigger is concealed in the handle / grip of the sword. No markings or proofs are evident. The Lock is lightly scroll engraved. CONDITION, Very fine with slight spotting on blade from age and use. The Miquelet action is good condition but needs adjustment to stay at full cock. Handle is very fine with a very few minor scratches. The guard is equally fine. ANTIQUE

Classic European hunting sword with 22 inch double edged blade with engraved scenes of stands of arms and florettes. Marked at ricasso "P. Knecht" and on opposite ricasso "in Sologens". Guard is silver mounted with hunting dog heads and a central boars head with hunting horn in background. A floral embossed collar is above guard. Handle is of burl wood and is finely fluted. But and cap are of silver and is done in oval flutes and a royal crown as the retaining nut. Sword is housed in a silver mounted black leather scabbard. The tip is engraved with splays of floral with geometric designs at base. The throat is solver with the hanger stud embossed with a hunting hounds head with flower above it. Back side is engraved. "LePage Arqer du Roi". The black leather is very rigid. CONDITION, Very good with blade showing signs of an earlier cleaning. The handle ,guard and butt cap are excellent. The throat and scabbard tip are very fine. The leather has evidence of a prior expert repair. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1791 BARREL 4 3/4" CALIBER .577 CENTER FIRE. MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1880. Known as Man Stoppers these enormous revolvers were actually intended for use against dangerous game animals such as tigers. 5 shot single & double action operation with solid frame. Blue finish with 2 piece checkered walnut grips with lanyard swivel at base. Fluted 5 shot cylinder. Manual ejection. Marked on left side of revolver CART, .577 with serial number on lower leg of frame surrounded by rope border. Right side of revolver is "A.F." with Crown ( August Francotte's monogram) CONDITION. Good with excellent bore and chambers. Grips are very good , full sized with evidence of additional finish being added. The exterior finish has toned from rust blue to a mottled aged patina. The action operates both single and double action. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 81542 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 11 MM PINFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860-70. Produced with a lustrous bright blue finish with geometric designs and silver high points. A brass single line border surrounds both sides of the frame. The barrel is solid ribbed with matching intertwined borders. 6 shot non fluted cylinder in embellished in same fashion with geometric designs and silver high points, operating single and double action. Produced during the US Civil War period with many of these pattern guns imported into the Southern states. 2 piece smooth ebony grips with steel butt cap and lanyard. CONDITION, Very good with over 75% blue finish remaining. The bore and chambers are very fine. The action operates both single and double action. The grips are very good , full sized and without distress. An extremely attractive early pinfire belt revolver. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 161203 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 11MM PINFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860-70. Produced in France and being both French and Belgian proofed. fluted six shot cylinder. Revolver is profusely embellished with engraved geometric designs and gold plated. Bag grip with 2 piece checkered ebony grips with lanyard at butt. Single and double action operation. Manual spring retained ejector rod is barrel mounted. Small post front sight with notched hammer rear sight. Produced during the US Civil War period and large numbers of these then state of the art revolvers were imported to the Southern states and sold as private purchase. CONDITION, Very good with excellent bore and chambers. Most all gold plated finish remains. Grips are very fine. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 491 / 475 BARREL 8" (BOTH) CALIBER 69 RIFLED BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED 1822. Produced originally as martial flintlock single shot pistols and later converted to percussion. Deeply rifled bores. One piece walnut stocks with brass hardware and iron loading rod. (1) marked St Etienne (2) marked Tulle. Dated 1822 on rear tangs with serial numbers stamped into stocks, left side barrel flats and loading rods. CONDITION, Good as found being uncleaned with strong rifled bores. Actions operate properly. Stocks are good full sized and without distress

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8 1/8" CALIBER 58 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1840'S. Part octagon barrels with wedding band Small Miquelet locks with 7 inch triangular sprung bayonet on underside retained by sliding trigger guard. One piece walnut stock with checkered wrist and carved dog face at but with inlaid eyes and bone implanted teeth. Breech is marked with deep gold touch mark "BM" . Locks are very ornate with cock loosely designed to look as an animal attaching the the nipple open mouthed. CONDITION, Very good as found and uncleaned. The stocks are very fine with excellent bores. Locks operate properly. Bayonets operate and lock into position properly. Stocks are good with one having an older crack emanating from the trigger upward on both sides. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 11 3/8" CALIBER 65 SMOOTHBORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1840'S. Ornate chisel engraved swamped round barrel with inset front sight. One piece striped walnut stock with elaborate cast brass butt cap with ugly face and medium stirrups. Numerous wire inlays to rear of tang and surrounding brass name plate on top of wrist. Miquelet lock is moderately engraved with brass wire inlay and moderate scroll engraving. CONDITION, Good as uncleaned. Action operates properly. Stock is good and full sized with small impressions and bruises. No cracks or material losses. Metal is a dove grey from use and age.ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1814 (BOTH) BARREL 3 1/8" CALIBER 45 RIFLED BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1850. Elaborately cased matched pair of octagon screw barrel muff with folding triggers and carved ebony grips. Pistols are profusely scroll and vine engraved on all four surfaces of the receivers. The full octagon barrels have a very brilliant and distinct Damascus pattern. The ebony grips are taper fluted with fitted brass butt cap with silver ugly face cap doors. Pistols are cased in a red velvet French fitted case with oiler and combination takedown tool / mold. Matching turned and polished horn powder flask, cap container and turn screw with brass machined wiping rod. Case is of piano finished walnut with wire and decorative inlays. CONDITION. The pistols remain in near perfect to unfired condition. The bores are perfect and breech faces are bright. The actions operate properly. The ebony grips are full sized , fit rigidly and have no distress. The tolls and accessories are superb with some slight tarnish on the combination mold/ toll and the wiping rod. The case internally is superb with slight soiling from age. The exterior has some period of use wear and scratches. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1888 BARREL 3" CALIBER.30 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860'S. Cased in English burl wood case with partitioned interior with blue wool lining. Blue finished barrel cluster with English proofs. Brass frame with left side marked "TIPPING & LAWDEN SHARPS PATENT". Serial numbered on underside of barrels. CONDITION, Very fine with over80% bright blue finish remaining on barrel cluster with strong bores and fully functioning rotating firing pin and action. Brass frame is very fine with a mellow patina. Grips are very good and without distress. Case is very fine with fine solid partitions and lining. Interior label is contemporary but very attractive. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 42394 BARREL 2 1/2" CALIBER .22 RIM FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1865-70. high polished blue 4 shot barrel cluster with top channel retailer marked "E.M.RILEY & CO, OXFORD LONDON" Silver plated brass frame with floral embossed gutta percha 2 piece grips. Serial numbered on bottom of grip. Pistol is housed in English Oval , partitioned case with oiler, turn screw and wiping rod. Interior of lid has Riley label. CONDITION, Very fine with most all blue finish remaining on barrel cluster. Frame retains 65% silver with balance toned to mellow mustard patina. Grips are very fine with no chipping or material loss. Case is extremely fine with excellent lining and fine accessories. Label is contemporary. Exterior of case is very fine with some small period of use imperfections. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 3 5/8" CALIBER .28 PERCUSSION BLACK POWDER. MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1880. Unwin & Rogers Sheffield England percussion single shot pistol with folding trigger. 2 folding blades with primary blade marked "UNWIN & ROGERS SHEFFIELD" on ricasso. Checkered horn grip scales with small single cavity bullet mold and loading tool. Concealed ball & cap trap at heel of knife. Barrel has London proofs on left side. CONDITION, Fine with 2 very good blades with clear markings. Blades have been lightly cleaned and have evidence of period sharpening. Grip scales are excellent. Action operates properly. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 2 3/8" CALIBER 5MM PIN FIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1880. Interesting folding trigger 6 shot pinfire revolver with single folding blade marked "BREVETE S.G.D.G." Loading gate on right recoil shield. Manual ejector mounted on left side. Brown gutta percha grip scales. Unique Curiosa. Belgian proof visible on side of un-fluted nickel finished cylinder. CONDITION. Good with some flaking nickel finish. Bore and chambers are good. Action operates properly. Grips scale is period of use cracked on left side. Blade have evidence of sharpening. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 24 BARREL 1 7/8" CALIBER 7MM PINFIRE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1870. Belgian proofed 6 shot barrel cluster with folding trigger. 2 piece checkered walnut grips. Blue finished barrel and cylinder with gold wire inlay. Spring tensioned loading gate on right side of recoil shield. CONDITION, Very good with action functioning action. Barrel cluster retains over 90% blue finish. Frame retains over 40% blue finish. Gold inlay remains fully intact. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 995 BARREL 3 3/4" CALIBER .31 BLACKPOWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860. Wonderful double action , folding trigger Pierre Logon percussion revolver with 5 shot non-fluted cylinder. Revolver is in the white and is profusely scroll and vine engraved. Side loading lever and take down latch. 2 piece smooth walnut grips. CONDITION, Extremely fine with brilliant bright bore and chambers. Action operates properly. Grips are excellent. Engraving is crisp and all marking and legends are discernable. A wonderful and very advanced revolver. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER VC1286 BARREL 9" CALIBER .44 ROCKET BALL MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1857. Invented by Victor Collette at the same time as the Volcanic, Hunt and Logon all had similar thoughts on self contained cartridges. The Gravity pistol with its 20 round open sided magazine rail and lifting breech feed mechanism is quite unique. Produced for a very short period of time in Belgium and quickly became obsolete with the introduction of metallic cartridges. Blue finished tapered octagon barrel with scroll and vine engraved frame. Carved / fluted one piece grip with fitted butt cap. Sliding safety. Marked on underside of barrel with serial number and under side of engraved frame "YOUNGER FRERES A LIEGE" top of wrist is marked "V. COLLETTE BREVETE". Collette patterned his unique pistols after the single shot belt pistols of the day. Cased in its walnut, French fitted case with green wool lining and includes the Rocket ball bullet bolt and casting plug. Turn screw and wiping rod. CONDITION, Very fine with function action. The pistol has a very fine bore and barrel retains over 90% fading blue finish with crisp markings. The grip is very fine with no material losses. The case and accessories are very fine. Truly a unique example of the advancement of firearms technology. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 8" CALIBER .22 RIFLED BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA, 1840'S. Parisian gunsmith Beatus Beringer developed this unique swivel breech percussion system and produced arms in Paris from 1835 to 1869. Blue finished octagon barrel with fine rifled bore. White metal frame with floral scroll engraving. External hammer with internal striker ignites a tradition pistol size percussion cap. Varnished fluted carved grip with fitted iron but cap. Pistols are not numbered or signed. Beringer pistols have been observed as small bore target pistols such as these up to larger 11mm conventional belt pistols. This matched pair comes with the small dual cavity mold with sprue cutter, contemporary capper, long spanner for possible loading and cap container. CONDITION. Both pistols are very fine with most blue finish remaining on the barrels. The receivers are very fine with crisp engraving. The stocks are very fine with one pistol having a period repair. The case is very good with excellent lining and accessories. The blade for the turn screw in not present. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 5 5/8" CALIBER 65 SMOOTH BORE MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1780. Produced in London by Griffin with Queen Ann style single shot with turn barrel. Originally flint lock and later converted to percussion. Cannon barrel design with one piece smooth walnut grip with stunning silver grip caps embossed with a magnificent stand of arms. Elegant silver stand of arms mounted on the left side of the grip above the trigger. Barrel and breech engraved with broad scroll and London proofed on underside of breech. Top of wrist is masterfully incise carved with traditional clamshell and scrolls. Pistols are cased in wooden display case that was probably mated to the pair at time of conversion to percussion and include barrel wrench, mold with spur cutter, combination turn screw / nipple wrench and leather covered brass powder flask. Stunning silver mounts and engraving and marked "GRIFFIN LONDON" on underside of bolster. CONDITIONS, Very fine with all metals remaining bright and engraving , proofs, and legends remain crisp. Bores are very fine. Stocks are excellent with a very few minor period of use impressions. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 1 & 2 BARREL 2 5/8" CALIBER .50 RIFLED BLACK POWDER MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1850. Outstanding pair of French folding trigger large bore Muff Pistols with Ebony bag grips. Percussion box lock actions with folding trigger. Ornate and vivid Damascus barrel scene with modest floral and scroll engraving on frame. Pistols are housed in their French fitted case with mechanical Paris marked brass flask, combination single cavity mold and barrel spanner, bone handled turn screw, Ebony cap container and Bone handled double edged Gentleman's Dirk with scabbard. The blade measures 4 5/8". CONDITIONS, Extremely fine with the pistols showing little use with little to no tarnish. Excellent bores and properly operating actions. The Grips are excellent. The Dirk is extremely fine with a very slight amount of period of use staining on the fine condition blade. The accessories are very fine. The case is excellent with fine lining and excellent exterior. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 28 3/4" CALIBER 1 3/4" AT MUZZLE MANUFACTURED CIRCA EARLY 1800'S. Large and attractive iron barreled Blunderbuss with arched flintlock action marked "ROSSI" Brass butttplate, trigger guard and rod pipes. Barrel is silver inlaid in a middle eastern style. Stock is incise carved breech and rod channel. CONDITION, Good as previously cleaned and restored. The action operates properly the barrel has a pleasant dove grey patina. The stock has an older repair at its mid point. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 89 BARREL 24 1/2" CALIBER 9MM RIM FIRE / GLATT MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1890. Unique tilting breech single shot with Flobert inspired action. Metal remains in the white and all screws and components are marked with a assembly number or serial number "89" A large "P" is found on the breech and sides of the frame , barrel and stock. A 1" brass disk inset in the stock with corresponding "P" #89 and #01. This is believed to be a Patent ID disk. The round barrel has a side mounted Bayonet lug on the right side at the muzzle. A folding staff rear sight is graduated 1-4. The oil finished stocks are well fit and forearm is retained by 2 brass retaining bands. CONDITION, Very fine with good bore. Action functions properly. Possible 9mm shotgun or 9mm Glatt single shot. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 25 3/4" CALIBER 16 GUAGE MANUFACTURED 1890. Believed to be the very FIRST semi-automatic shotgun ever produced with patents applied for and granted in 1889. This pre-dated John Browning application by 6 years. Invented and produced by brothers Victor Clair & Benoit Clair. The shot gun was produced at Saint Etienne France with highly figured 2 piece walnut stocks that are incredibly finely checkered. Vivid Damascus barrel with blade front sight. The high polish blue receiver is marked "CLAIR FRERES BTES S.G.D.F. A ST ETIENNE" on top rib at rear of receiver. The left side of the receiver has a monogram of 8 flushing arrows with "ECLAIR" on top and "AUTOMATIQUE" on underside. A tube magazine under the barrel is estimated to hold 5 cartridges. The only known other example is housed at the Liege Arms Museum. This example is a recent discovery and is in near pristine condition. ANTIQUE

Circa 1800 and produced in Versailles as contemporary to Nicolas Noel Boutet. Right lock marked "BOUNY CONTROLLEUR" while left lock is marked "MANUF VERSAILLES" with elegant 33" 20 bore double shotgun barrels. Varnished checkered semi-pistol grip stock with extremely elegant trigger guard assembly with profuse engraving of spray of floral. A matching polished white metal butt plate with chiseled borders heel extension. This double shotgun is very similar in design to the known example created and attributed to Nicolas N Boutet who was the superintendent of the Armes D' Manufactured at Versailles during this period. Heavy proofs or touch marks remain at top of breeches but are washed from polish and not discernable. CONDITION, Very fine as traditionally European cleaned. An extremely high quality double flintlock from the Golden age of arms manufacture in France. ANTIQUE

The famed Gatling gun was nicknamed the "Dragons Breath" It was quickly adopted by many nations and used initially as light artillery. Being chambered in many cartridges from the small 30-03 Springfield cartridge all the way up to 2". This miniature appears to be 1/5 scale version of the 50-70 Gov't caliber Model 1867 with Broadwell feed drum. Mounted on its correct carriage with period elevation and windage ( Traverse & Elevation) adjustments. The gun itself operates properly with the barrels rotating and the firing bolt moving internally. A masterful recreation in miniature. The collecting of Miniature arms is one of the earliest forms of arms collecting and is documented back to the Roman era. CONDITION, Very good with a slight amount of an aged patina to metal surfaces. The front bridle assembly shows evident of an earlier repair. The carriage is fine and slight amount of tarnish . The gun and carriage are mounted on a display board with a small plaque marked "GATLING GUN ARMY 67" Measures 15" tall gun is 16" long with carriage measures 27" Base measures 16"x27" ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 40353 / 40349 BARREL 5 1/2" CALIBER 45 PERCUSSION MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1860. Cased with all their accessories. Virtually identical to serial number 41346 Adams revolver that was presented to Blockade Runner F.W Fuller. An example of these pistols is Featured on page 230 of "CONFEDERATE HANDGUNS" by William A, Albaugh. Another pair of these pistols with the same decor and embellishment was presented to Prince of Wales Albert Edward who became King Edward The VII. These profusely engraved Adams revolvers are marked on the top strap "ROBERT ADAMS 76 KING WILLIAM STREET LONDON" Mounted with checkered walnut grips and having a special but cap added with matching engraving and inset with semi-precious stones. Nitre blue finished screws, nipple, loading rammer and trigger. The revolvers have a small number 12 & 13 carved into the top left corner of each grip. Operate in the Double action the Adams was one of the most advanced revolvers of its era. Known presentations went to Prince Phillip as well as other royalty. These are cased in a piano finished presentation double case with matching embellished oiler and flask as well as the proper dual cavity mold with sprue cutter, nipple wrench and turn screw. CONDITION, Extremely fine as professionally restored and re gilded. The actions operate properly. The bores and chambers are very fine. The accessories are very good. This is a stunning pair of revolvers with their deluxe presentation case and all accessories. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER N/A BARREL 5 1/4" CALIBER .52 RIFLED MANUFACTURED CIRCA 1850. Interesting petite Pistol Carbine with detachable shoulder stock Believed to be Prussian manufacture and top of barrel is marked "DINGOLFING" with no visible proofs. Percussion lock with unique nipple cover / safety. The stocks are varnish highly figured blond walnut with horn forend tip and horn tipped rammer. Black iron smooth trigger guard and white metal butt cap. CONDITION. Good with fine bore and properly operating action. The stocks are good with period of use impressions and a small repaired crack at the wrist. The stock attaches and remains solid .l The barrel has a pleasant patina with crisp legends. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER 239 BARREL 6 1/2" CALIBER 32-44 SMITH & WESSON MANUFACTURED 1887. Blue finish with 2 line barrel address and 1 7/16 cylinder length. Checkered hard rubber grips with S&W monogram at top. Numers matching on frame, cylinder na dbarrel. Small bead target front sight with adjustable rear sight in latch. Case colored trigger guard and hammer. 1 of only 2930 ever produced. CONDITION, Exceptionally fine with excellent bore and properly operating action. Revolver retains over 95% blue finish with losses on cylinder from storage. The grips are excellent. ANTIQUE

Exceedingly rare Winchester Model 1876 Saber Bayonet with guard and scabbard. These bayonets were specifically produced for the Hawaiian Guards. This defensive organization was the primary security for the Royal Family of Hawaii. Led by Robert C Wilcox who later attempted to overthrow the Queen resulting in the abolishment of the Hawaiian Guards. Most of the Rifles w/ bayonets and small arms were dispersed and rarely ever encountered. The rare saber Bayonet is one of the Rarest of all US Bayonets known. CONDITION. Good as uncleaned with typical light oxidation on the scabbard The blade is bright with light staining. The fish scale pattern brass handle and guard are very good with some period of use dents in the guards. ANTIQUE

JOSEPH ALLEN CRAGIN built custom half stock percussion target rifles in Pittsburgh from 1842-1857. Barrel is stamped J. Craig Pittsburg. Lock is stamped Whitmore & Wolfe Pittsburgh. 1837-1852 lock makers only. Heavy octagon 41.5" barrel, 40 caliber percussion back action lock, double set triggers, stripped maple half stock, pewter tip, oak rod, globe front sight, long tang adjustable rear peep sight, with brass trigger guard and butt plate. Comes with a 3/4" tube scope made of brass and painted black with adjustable mounts. Clear standard cross hair optics. Condition. Entire rifle is in superb condition. Excellent stock but does have a crack under fore end that can easily be fixed, , barrel finish is dull with two fresher sight holes above maker name. Nice engraving on lock. Working order. ANTIQUE

BARREL 35". CALIBER .38. No maker name. Engraved lock stamped warranted. This fine rifle features octagon to round barrel, Sporting leaf rear sight. Walnut stock has a checkered wrist. has 7 pearl inlays along with silver. Single trigger. Brass trigger guard and butt plate. Period rod. Working order. Condition. All metal is smooth patina. Stock is excellent with worn visible checkering and some added finish. There is a nicely repaired crack under forearm. ANTIQUE

Bore measures approximately 80 and barrel measures 36". Rifle weights about 16.7oz. German style walnut stock that is finely checkered at wrist. Heavy brass Schuetzen butt plate, trigger guard and furniture. Condition. Iron is smooth patina with scattered freckling. Stock is excellent and cannot find any cracks. Strong half cock but will not stay back to fire. Stocks are excellent. The rifling is amazing with its many lands and large caliber and very clean. Just need to tinker with the action a bit. ANTIQUE

Ornate heavy barrel percussion Schuetzen rifle made by Muller in Bern Switzerland. Features his unique two piece full length walnut stock, intricate checkered wrist, back action lock stamped JOH MULLER IN BERN. This same stamp can be found on the 32" heavy octagon barrel. There are double set triggers and target rear sight with globe front. Very heavy swiss butt plate. Original heavy oak rod. Butt stock is highly grained. The lower tang plate runs from guard to butt. With exception to the barrel, all other large metal areas are fully hand engraved in German scroll. Bore is 45 caliber. Condition. Barrel is a smooth even brown finish with bold barrel legends. This same patina is found on all metal. Stock is excellent with usual dings. Bore is strong. An exceptionally nice rifle. ANTIQUE

The pre Rev War lock is stamped "BARRELET" a famous French family that dates back to the Medieval era. Left side of barrel has two proof marks. The octagon to round barrel measures 42.5". Bore measures .70. Brass furniture to include three tubes, period wood rod, engraved stacked arms side plate, engraved butt plate, engraved trigger guard. Full length walnut stock with Brown Bess style stock that has 313 stamped near side plate. Fore-end has a sling hole but no swivel. Condition. Extremely clean gun. Brass has tone. Stock is excellent with usual dings, a small hairline at butt., and an expert repair at comb. Iron has turned a homogenous patina. Set trigger still works correctly. Bore is rifled ! and still crisp. Rifling was rarely seen during this era but the historic event at " the Battle of Saratoga, wilderness settler and rifleman, Tim Murphy, was ordered specifically by Benedict Arnold to target an officer vigorously directing and supporting troops. Spotting General Simon Fraser of the Twenty-fourth Foot, Murphy lifted his ‘grove bore’ rifle and mortally wounded Fraser at three hundred yards" This would have been a very expensive rifle at the time and more elaborate than standard trade musket or militia rifle. A very rare French officers rifled musket from the French & Indian wars and most likely carried over to the Rev. War. ANTIQUE

Octagon 24 75" barrel is bored to .25 caliber percussion. Klutz built this rifle at his shop in Massillon Ohio Josiah Clutz (born 1831) was a Massillon, Ohio, gunsmith active into the 1880s and specialized in percussion half stock rifles. Features brass furniture, double set trigger, false muzzle, brass rod, engraved action & hammer, folding lollypop tang sight, knife blade front and single leaf rear sights. Walnut half stock. Condition. 80% blue finish fading to patina with sharp maker legend on barrel. Stock is excellent showing only minor impressions. Set trigger works Excellent bore. Very rare rifle in that most could not afford to have a rifle like this built for a child. ANTIQUE

This 14 pounder is a very early English half stock much like a Hawken rifle with heavy 34.5" octagon to round barrel in .54 caliber. Gun sports a Tower Crown flintlock action, double set triggers with iron guard and brass butt plate with period wooden rod. Pewter fore-end tip. Barrel is stamped Parker. This is type of rifle that would be used for dangerous game in British West Africa 1820-40. Condition. Overall smooth rich patina with some black powder pitting near breech. The heavy duty trigger guard appears to be hand forged iron. Right side of stock has a professional repair. Strong rifling. ANTIQUE

Features a 34 1/4" octagon barrel in 60 caliber, flintlock action is engraved, set trigger , full length walnut stock with wooden patch box, brass trigger guard, Stock is carved and incised. Single leaf rear sight. Breech has horse or unicorn proof mark. Barrel is stamped IH. Condition. Metal is patina. Brass is toned. Stock has expertly repaired crack and one closed hairline. Rifling is sharp but frosted with some residue. Hammer does not stay cocked. ANTIQUE

Features a maker signature at top N. ?. Octagon barrel is 37" with a .45 bore. Patent stamped lock with light engraving. Striped maple half stock with pewter tip, double set triggers, brass guard &butt plate. Simple leaf rear sight. Period wooden rod. Condition. Set trigger is working. Iron is patina. Name on barrel is readable but early style script signature. Wood has dark original finish with small repair at bottom of wrist. Rifling is sharp. ANTIQUE

The lightly engraved lock has the OHIO symbol H with arrow. 42" octagon signed barrel in 36 bore. Striped maple full length stock, three brass tubes, ornate 4-piece brass patch box. with brass butt plate and trigger guard. Script signature on barrel not totally confirmed as to who this was. Adorned with six silver emblems. Condition. Brown patina with cleaned brass. Minor chip at right side near breech and another on other side with some minor chipping. Strong rifling. but hammer does not stay on full cock . ANTIQUE

John Probin, Maker to His R H The prince of Wales. Gun Maker, 29 Lisle St., Leicester Square, 1826-41. Features a 9.5" octagon barrel in 58 bore, not rifled. Full length walnut stock. Lock stamped R. Probin. Barrel stamped London with two proof marks on left breech. Engraved screw heads, upper tang, trigger guard and pommel. Condition. Smooth patina with razor sharp legends. Stock is excellent with one closed hairline at base period horn tip ramrod. Excellent bore. Fine working order. Not even any burn or corrosion in pan or touch hole. ANTIQUE

Postley, Nelson & Co. was a company making gun barrels as well as tools in Pittsburgh, PA between 1850 and 1875. Name stamped on barrel. Lock is stamped HENRY ELWELL (LOCKMAKER SENECA OHIO) Features a 34.5" heavy octagon barrel in 45 caliber. Stock is tiger stripe maple. Brass furniture includes an ornate and large patch box, butt plate , trigger guard and fore-end cap. Has simple leaf rear sight and small knife blade front and has double set triggers. Left side of stock has few figures including a star. Set triggers work perfectly. No visible cracks or repairs to stock. Iron is patina. Bore is excellent with strong sharp rifling. Rifle weights 11.4 lbs. Far above average mid 19th century half stock sporting rifle. ANTIQUE

BARREL 36". CALIBER 36. Gunsmiths of American lists a G. Walker from Philadelphia mid 1850's . Barrel is signed on top flat. Engraved percussion lock is stamped Whitmore Wolff Duff & Co. Pittsburgh (lock makers only 1837-1852) Features walnut half stock with pewter fore-end tip, plated furniture, double set triggers, full octagon barrel, single leaf rear sight, knife blade front, period wood rod. Barrel has false muzzle. Condition. Smooth patina on barrel and lock. Small crack on tip of ornate trigger guard. Set trigger works correctly. Excellent stock with just light impressions. Bore is strong and clean. Very sharp high condition mid 19th century gun. ANTIQUE

BARREL 37". CALIBER 50 PERCUSSION. Features a full length tiger maple stock , full octagon barrel, knife blade front sight, unusual low single leaf rear sight, double set triggers, newer wood rod, brass furniture. Rifle sports a two piece brass patch box, brass but plate with ornate 6" upper tang, three brass tubes, fore-end tip, brass palm plate under fore-arm. Decorated with two brass reinforcing plates on either side of upper tang. Left side of stock has a silver Moravian star. Nine small decorative silver inlays including heart with 14 inlays on right side. Engraved lock is stamped Golcher. Set triggers work correctly. Condition. All iron is patina. Stock is superb with great finish. Excellent sharp bore. Really handsome rifle. ANTIQUE

BARREL 42.5". CALIBER .46. All furniture is brass with iron barrel. Assuming Victorian era copy but may be later. Wood rod is a newer replacement. . Iron is aged and there is burn residue on barrel above lock. Brass shows age and barrel is patina. Definitely not from the correct era but well made and looks older. ANTIQUE

SERIAL NUMBER: JW11434. BARREL: 18-1/2". CALIBER: .32-40 WIN. MANUFACTURED: 1981. Standard John Wayne commemorative with proper markings on the barrel. Commemorative coin on the right side of the stock. Engraved scenes on both sides of the frame, in addition to movies he starred in around the edges. Factory sights. Blued barrel with the frame having a coin finish. Smooth finish butt stock and forearm with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Smooth metal butt plate. No box. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood. Both show little signs of handling or use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 792-11675. BARREL: 18-1/2". CALIBER: .257 ROBERTS. MANUFACTURED: 2006. Standard markings and features. Factory iron sights, in addition to factory stainless steel rings. Polished stainless steel finish with a full Mannlicher style stock. Fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory black rubber butt pad. and sling stud/swivel. CONDITION: Metal is excellent, retaining 95% of its original finish. Stock has a few minor impressions and dents. Mechanically fine. A very attractive rifle! MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 107NT23135. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: .30-06. MANUFACTURED: 1996. Parts made in Belgium, with the gun being assembled in Portugal. Standard weight barrel, with a factory BOSS muzzle break. Factory blued finish, with fine scroll engraving on the frame. Redfield style scope bas on the top of the frame. Laqured wood stock, with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Factory sling studs and black rubber butt pad. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the wood, both having a few light handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 70531M70. BARREL: 25". CALIBER: 7MM REM MAG. MANUFACTURED: 1970. Made in Belgium, with standard markings on the barrel. Factory hooded blade front sight. Rear sight base is present, but the actual sight is absent. Redfield scope base is present. Blued barrel with French Gray reciever, with fine Grade 3 game scene engraving. Laqured wood butt stock and forearm, with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with general wear and handling marks. Frame has some tarnish. Barrel has light wear and a few freckles of surface rust. Wood has minor impressions, scrapes and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. C&R eligible.

SERIAL NUMBER: 771-65047. BARREL: 22". CALIBER: .22-250. MANUFACTURED: 1988. Standard markings and features. Normal weight barrel with factory Ruger rings on the receiver. Factory blued finish and oiled wood stock with fine checkering on the wrist and forearm. Tang safety and red rubber butt pad. Includes attached Bushnell 3-9X40 scope. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with the receiver turning a natural plum color. Wood has a few minor handling marks and impressions. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 5832. BARREL: 24-1/2". CALIBER: .17 FIREBALL. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. "STEVENSVILLE MONTANA" address on the heavy matte stainless steel barrel. Matte blued receiver, which looks to have factory scope bases installed.. Oiled wood stock with fine checkering on the wrist. Factory black rubber butt pad. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Bore is clean overall with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: MH049303. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: .223. MANUFACTURED: 1990'S. Standard markings and features. Barrel is marked "C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7 HBAR". Bolt is marked "C" and there is a factory sear block present. A2 flsah hider and sights. Matte phosphate finish and black polymer furnitures. Includes a five round aluminum magazine (looks like a 20 rounder, and a black nylon sling. CONDITION: Metal and furniture are excellent overall, with a few minor handling marks and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light scratches. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: T0079667. BARREL: 16-1/2". CALIBER: 5.56X45. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Standard barrel weight with a 1/7 twist rate. Yankee Hill Machine full cage flash hider. Flat top upper with factory flip up iron sights. Olive drab colored polymer stock. Includes serial matching box, manual and cleaning kit.. No magazine. CONDITION: Excelent overall, with a few minor scratches and handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechancially fine. Box is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: FZ01120. BARREL: 27". CALIBER: 6MM (unknown). MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Custom long range gun, built on a Fusion action and an unknown heavy stainless steel barrel. Barrel lacks markings including no caliber mark. Large ported muzzle break. MCS custom carbon fiber stock with an adjustable butt and check piece. Stock is painted in a custom desert cammo finish. No manual safety. Custom trigger. Includes an adjustable leg CKYE-POD bi-pod and a black Pelican hard case. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light scratches on the barrel. Stock has light finish wear. Bore is clean overall with crisp rifling. Case has exterior wear and scratches. MODERN

Made in Canada. Includes attached factory lens covers, and a Badger ordnance one piece mount. CONDITION: Scope is excellent with a few exterior handling marks.

SERIAL F735675. BARREL 22". CALIBER .22 WIN MAG RF. Features round barrel and loading tube, deluxe matte finish pistol grip checkered walnut stock with rubber pad, checkered forearm, two barrel bands, sporting rear sight, hooded front sight, blue finish. Condition. Unfired in box with all paperwork and hang tags. Light handling. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: SP42833. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: .223. MANUFACTURED: 1974. Colt forge markings on the upper. "C" marked bolt. Pencil weight barrel is "C MP CHROME BORE". Standard full cage flash hider and sights. Original gray phosphate finish and A1 polymer furniture. Includes one pre ban 20 round Adventure Line aluminum magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as is the furniture. Bore is clean overall with strong rifling. Fine mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 08732. BARREL: 22". CALIBER: .308 WIN. MANUFACTURED: 1990s. Chinese copy of the Springfield M14/M1A. Standard blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. No holed muzzle device and no bayonet lug to comply with the 1989 import ban. Factory parkerized finish and oiled wood stock. Brown plastic hand guard. Flip up metal butt plate with trapdoor underneath for a cleaning kit. Includes attached green canvas sling. No magazine included. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall. Wood has minor scrapes, scratches and dents. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: GMT00671. BARREL: 16-1/4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Mixed surplus Israeli parts kit, built on a Century Arms Kit. Standard post front sight and two position flip rear. Full parkerized finish and polymer grips/forearm. Folding metal stock. Includes a surplus fixed wood stock, a plastic front fore grip, two surplus 32 round magazines, one 25 round magazine, a 3 -cell surplus magazine pouch and a Cobray marked barrel shroud (looks like a suppressor). Shroud has added markings making it look like a Knights Armament Uzi Suppressor, and the barrel locking nut is welded to the end of it. CONDITION: Metal finishes are very good overall, with light wear. Grips have light wear and handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Accessories are all very good with light handling marks. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 919C010574. BARREL: 16". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Barrel is non threaded and has a faux suppressor, acting as a heat shield. Full upper rail, with flip up front and rear sight. Flat dark earth finish and butt stock. Stock is pinned in place. No magazine, but accepts 9MM glock mags. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with a few handling marks, scrapes and scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: S78595. BARREL: 21-1/2". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 1987. The semi automatic only version of the SPAS-12. This gun retains its original large flip safety. Bead front sight. Parkerized metal componets and black anodized frame. Original black painted wood furniture. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few handling marks and scratches. Furniture has minor dents, scratches and scrapes. Bore has some firing residue, but is clean undernerath. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: DK04029. BARREL: 8-1/2". CALIBER: 7.62X51. MANUFACTURED: 2020S. A semi automatic pistol version of the PTR-91. G3 type full cage flash hider. M-Lok rail system. Picatinny rail on the upper receiver. G3 post and drum iron sights are retained. Black anodized finish. Black polymer trigger housing. Includes one 20 round aluminum surplus magzine, lock, manual and serial matching hard case. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with little signs of use. Bore is shiny and crisp. Fired very little if at all post factory. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 720448. BARREL:16-1/4". CALIBER: 7.62X39. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Receiver made by James River Armory, being built on a non matching Yugo M72B1 parts kit. Trunnion is dated "1983". Heavy, RPK like barrel. Post front sight, with RPK type rear. Original front night sight. Arsenal re-blued finish and oiled wood stock/forearm. Includes a sealed 30 round Magpul PMAG. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp sharp rifling. Mechanically fine. Mag is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: K01002. BARREL: 17". CALIBER .7.62X39. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. 14-1/2" barrel with muzzle device welded on to make it legal at 17" overall. Post front sight and two position flip rear. Matte phosphate finished metal componets. Black anodized M-lock rail. Black colapsible butt stock and pistol grip. No magazine, but takes standard AK-47 mags. CONDITION: Metal and furniture are excellent overall. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: WCA20211. BARREL: 16-1/2". CALIBER: 5.56X45. MANUFACUTRED: 2010'S. Wilson Combat barrel with a "1-8" twist. Factory flat top upper with LWRC flip up iron sights. Black anodized finish. Willson combat black polymer grip. Rogers Super Stoc adjustble butt stock. Inlcudes factory 30 round polymer magazine, lock, papers and non matching box, CONDITION: Excellent overall, with little signs of use or handling marks. Bore is shiny. Fired very little if at all post factory. Mechanically fine. Magazine is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: WCHO1687. BARREL: 16-1/2". CALIBER: 7.62X51 NATO. MANUFACTURED: 2010's. Wilson Combat barrel with a "1-11.25" twist rate. Factory slotted flash hider on the muzzle. Metal magpul sights. Flat top upper. Green anodized finishes. Factory M-Lok rail. Willson combat black polymer grip. Rogers Super Stoc adjustble butt stock. Includes 30 round Lancer polymer magazine with metal feed lips, and factory soft case. Lock in papers inside the soft case. CONDITON: Excellent overall, with no real signs of handling or use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fired very little if at all post factory. Mechanically fine. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: W03925. BARREL: 16". CALIBER: 7.62X39. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Highly modernized version of the AK-47. Standard weight barrel with pronged flash hider. Black anodized finish. Factory M-Lok rail system. Magpul Zhukov folding polymer stock. Includes two 30 round polymer PMAGs (sealed), manual and box. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with no real signs of use or handling. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Box is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 183-57634. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: 5.56X45MM. MANUFACTURED: 1983. Government profile barrel with bayonet lug and full cage flash hider. Factory iron sights. Stainless steel finish, with the stock being a factory folder. B-Square type mount with Tasco Pro Point red dot on top. Includes factory 30 rounf blued steel magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few minor scratches. Stock has a few minor dents and scratches. Lock up on the stock is tight. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Red dot works as it should. Magazine is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 14065. BARREL: 16-1/2". CALIBER: 5.56MM. MANUFACTURED: 1990'S. Coal Valley Address, made before the 1994 AWB. HBAR profile barrel, with no markings. A2 flash hider. Post front sight and carry handle A2 rear. Free float M4 aluminum hand guard. Phosphate finish. Coated alumiunum CAR-15 style stock. NO MAGAZINE. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few light handling marks. Furniture is excellent as well. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: M738987. BARREL: 18-1/2". CALIBER: 12 GAUGE. MANUFACTURED: 2009. Made in Italy for the law enforcement market. Standard blade front sight and ghost ring rear. Black anodized finish and polymer furniture. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 32634. BARREL: 18". CALIBER: .30 CARBINE. MANUFACTURED: 1970'S. Made with a mix of commercial and surplus military parts. Added clamp on muzzle break (commercial). Standard blade front sight, with no rear iron. There is a "S&K" scope mount in place of the rear iron sight, and a Weaver Classic Variable V900 scope attached. Blued metal parts. Oiled wood, enforcer type stock, with a colapsible metal butt stock. Ventilated metal hand guard. Winchester contractor 15 round blued steel magazine. Also includes a surplus green canvas sling. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall. Stock is excellent overall as well, with a few light handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine is very good, minus some marker markings on the sides. Scope has exterior wear, with the optic having a light fog. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER C168986 BARREL 5" CALIBER 45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1933. Identified by previous collector / owner as a Argentine Capital Police Model 1911 Government Model 45 . Standard commercial marking with checkered arched mainspring housing . long spur grip safety and short checkered trigger. Barrel and slide are both numbered "2637" in the Argentine style as are the 1927 and 1937 contracted pistols. Checkered brown plastic Keys pattern grips CONDITION, Good as refinished with nearly all the dark parkerized finish remaining. The bore is very fine and bright. The action operates properly. Grips have moderate wear but no cracks or distress. Small import marking on left side of frame. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER C145189 BARREL 5" CALIBER 45 ACP MANUFACTURED 1926. Produced by Colt in Hartford CT, and contracted to the Argentine Navy in 1926. Standard commercial serial number range and configuration with dark brown "Coltwood" Synthetic grips. Marked on right side of slide "MARINA ARGENTINA" and also inclusive of the standard 2 line commercial colt markings. Frame is marked with C-Prefix serial number with additional "M-11.142" Period engraved on right side. CONDITION. Good as refinished with fine bright bore and properly operating action. Grips are worn and no import marking was found. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER T285847 BARREL 4 5/8" CALIBER 9MM PARA MANUFACTURED 1968. Browning introduced a new number system in 1969 and this is the last of the 1968 T-Series production with varnished checkered walnut grips. High polish blue finish. Round commander style hammer and magazine cut-off safety. Manufactured in Belgium and comes with original 13 round FN proofed magazine. Pistol is housed in correct Black Browning zipper case with instruction manual. CONDITION. Extremely fine with no evidence of use or firing. Blue finish is as new. Bore brilliant. Case is very fine with some storage wear and staining. Manual is lightly oil stained. C&R

SERIAL 552-56764. BARREL 7.5" CALIBER 44 MAGNUM. Features six shot double action, target rear sight, red insert front sight, Ruger rubber grips. Flat top frame with factory frame cutouts for scope mounting. Condition. Lightly used, two small freckles on left side of barrel, light drag line. As new bore. MODERN

SERIAL 87-76908. BARREL 7.5". CALIBER 44 MAGNUM. Six shot, single action, target rear sight, rubber grips. Condition. Lightly used , ghost drag line. Near mint. MODERN

SERIAL 48-43626. BARREL 5,5". CALIBER .45. COLT / ACP 2-CYLINDERS. Features blue finish, black checkered grips, target rear sight, six shot single action. Condition. Near mint with light handling and bit of wear on top of sight. MODERN

SERIAL 81K0932. BARREL 8 3/8". CALIBER .2LR. Built on square butt K-frame, 3-screw with pinned barrel and recessed chambers. Standard high polish blue finish, target sights, checkered walnut grips, wide case color hammer & trigger. Comes in matching number box with paper work and tools. Condition. Near mint. Test fire burn on face and ghost drag line. MODERN

SERIAL SA31775. BARREL 5.5". CALIBER 44 SPECIAL. MADE IN 1980. Full nickel finish with factory two piece walnut grips. Comes in original matching box with paperwork. Total 1452 made in this barrel length, caliber and finish in the 3rd generation series. Condition. Unfired, no face burn. Minor handling. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: TG25680. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Texas made gun, with makings on the underside of the frame. Factory fiber optic front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Black anodized parts and checkered synthetic grips. Flared magazine well for easy loading. Enlarged magazine button and safety. Includes two double satck metal mags, manual, factory soft case and original box. CONDITION: Metal ius good overall, with light scratches and wear on the slide. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazines are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: KDMG141. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Made for the national distributor, Talo in an exclusive run. Standard barrel with blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Polished blued finish, with gold washed scroll engraving on the slide. Checkered rosewood grips. Factory skeleton hammer and trigger. Includes two magazines (one eight round Kim Pro, one eight round Wilson Combat), lock, manual and serial matching hard case. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. Mags and case are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: PY237975. BARREL: 3". CALIBER: .357 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED: 2020'S. Standard new model Python, with a classic barrel length. Six shot fluted cylinder. Vent rib barrel with factory ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Polished stainless steel finish and checkered wood target grips. Includes serial matching hard case, manual and lock. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with little signs of handling or use. Light cylinder burns on the front of the cylinder. Grips are crisp as well. Sharp mechanics. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: DKY5612. BARREL: 6-1/2". CALIBER: .44 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. Standard markings and features. Ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Factory blued finish and checkered wood grips with gold monogram medallions. Includes factory wood display case blue velvet lining. Outer shipping box included as well. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with no real signs of handling or use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 406102. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1982. Made in Germany. Typical slide and frame markings. Matching serials on the frame, slide and barrel. Standard sights. Blued finish and black polymer frame. Checkered plastic grips. Includes one blued steel magazine (un-marked, butt looks to be original). CONDITION: Slide has light finish wear, retaining 80% of its original finish. Small spot of surface rust on the back of the slide. Frame has light scratches and scrapes. Bore is shiny and crisp. De-cocker works as it should. Magazine has light finish wear. Hard to find in .45 ACP! MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: CFT1326. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: 10MM. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Ramped blade front sight with adjustable u-notch rear. Six shot un-fluted cylinder. Polished stainless steel finish. Smooth face, case colored trigger and spurred hammer. Textured rubber grips. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall with light scratches. Grips are excellent. Shiny bore with strong rifling. Sharp mechanics. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: B20405. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. 3-dot sights. Pleasing camo finish, paired well with textured composite grips. Includes two factory 13 round phosphate finished magazines, lock and a non matching factory hard case. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Magazines and case are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 50A005689. BARREL: 3-1/2". CALIBER: .40 S&W. MANUFACTURED: 2013. Custom shop gun, made for a brief period of time. 3-dot sights. Black anodized frame and slide. Factory textured polymer grip. Includes four factory 10 round magazines, and a factory 12 round magazine as well. Serial matching case included as well. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Grip is excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling,. Fine mechanics. Magazines all have a few light scratches. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 55B068265. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2016. Legion edition P229, with tru-glo sights. Gray phosphate finish and textured composite grips. Flash light rail on the bottom of the frame. Includes two factory 15 round metal magazines, lock and serial matching hard case. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Crisp mechanics. Magazines and case are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: G397689. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. German made frame, with flash light rail on the bottom. 3-dot sights. Black anodized frame, with stainless steel slide. Textured rosewood grips. Includes factory eight round mag, lock. manual and non matching hard case. CONDITION: Metal components are excellent overall, with a few handling marks. Grips are excellent as well. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine and case are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: GCT01924. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1997. Standard markings. Blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. polished stainless steel finish. Hogue rubber grips. Includes a Wilson Combat eight round magazine and a J&J seven round mag. Serial matching hard case and manual is included as well. CONDITION: Metal is very good-excellent overall with a few minor handling marks and scratches. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny and crisp. Fine mechanics. Magazines have a few light scratches. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: CCS028037. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Competition series gun, with standard markings and features. National Match barrel. Factory fiber optic front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Original matte blued finish and checkered blue synthetic target grips. Skeleton trigger and hammer. Includes one eight round polished steel magazine, manual, lock and matching hard case. CONDITION: Mint in box, with no signs of handling or use outside the factory. Bore is shiny and crisp. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: Z221899. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: 9X19. MANUFACTURED: 2020'S. Custom shop gun, with the look and feel of the classic CZ-75. Low bore axis, with fiber optic front sight and u-notch rear. Polished blued slide and matte black frame. Coarse checkered grips. Skeleton hammer and smooth face trigger. Factory 19 round metal magazines. Includes serial matching plastic case, lock, tools and manual. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with no real signs of handling or use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Fired very little, if at all post factory. Magazines and case are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: BDSX816. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Designed with the FBI in mind. Made in Austria. Standard markings and features. Ameri-Glo sights. Anodized slide and black polymer frame, with a flared magazine well. Includes three factory 15 round black polymer mags, manual, lock, loader and serial matching case. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with little signs of use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazines are excellent, as is the case. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 37A037933. BARREL: 5-1/4" CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Scorpion edition, with a threaded barrel. Factory iron sights. Flashlight rail on the bottom of the frame. Flat dark earth finish and gray/green textured grips. Includes one factory eight round magazine, lock, manual and serial matching hard case. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with little signs of use. Original hang tangs still attached. Bore is shiny and crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine and case are excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: CZH1379. BARREL: 4-1/4". CALIBER: .44 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Standard markings. Five shot fluted cylinder. Ramped blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Matte nickel finish and checkered rubber grip. Includes serial matching hard case, lock and papers. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as are the grips. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fired very little, with powder burns on only two chambers. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: D14384Z. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 1987. Left slide is marked "U.S. 9mm M9-P.BERETTA-65490". Standard factory sights. Blued sights and black alloy frame. Checkered black plastic grips. Includes military contractor, Check Mate Industries, marked 15 round metal magazine. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with light wear and scratches. Grips have light scratches. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Magazine is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: CR11916. BARREL: 3-1/2". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1990'S. Blade front sight and u-notch rear. Stainless steel frame/slide. Checkered wood grips with a checkered rubber back strap. Factory six round metal magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with a few handling marks and scratches. Grips are excellent. Bore is clean overall with strong rifling. Magazine is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 9SCC06778. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2010'S. Competition series gun, with standard markings and features. National Match barrel. Factory fiber optic blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Factory stainless steel finish and checkered blue synthetic target grips. Skeleton trigger and hammer. Includes one 10 round polished steel magazine, manual, lock and matching hard case. CONDITION: Mint in box, with no signs of handling or use outside the factory. Bore is shiny and crisp. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 27774. BARREL: 6". CALIBER: .45 ACP/.45 SUPER. MANUFACTURED: 1990'S. Both frame and slide are Caspian production. barrel is marked ".45 ACP-SUPER". Long slide, with fiber optic front sight and ghost ring rear. Original blued finish. Checkered wood grips. Includes a commercial blued steel magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, with light wear. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 22988. BARREL: 6". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1990'S. Caspian frame with custom unknown slide. Large blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Skeleton hammer. Enlarged magazine release. Blued componets. Checkered rubber, Colt marked grips. Includes military production blued steel magazine, marked "C-S" on the bottom. CONDITION: Metal is very good overall, with general wear and some components turning a brown patina. Grips are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically good. Magazine has light finish wear. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: P37649. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: .38 SPECIAL. MANUFACTURED: 1982. Standard markings and features. Six shot fluted cylinder. Full vent rib on the barrel, with blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Original blued finish and checkered wood grips with gold medallions. Polished spurred hammer. Includes serial matching box, with manual/papers. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, minus a few scratches on the left side of the barrel. Grips are excellent overall. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. Fired very little, with no drag line on the cylinder. Box is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: CXV8915. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .357 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED: 2015. Performance Center logo on the left side of the frame. Eight shot fluted cylinder. Blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Stainless finish and checkered wood grips with silver medallions. Round butt frame. Includes factory matching hard case, manual and a set of aftermarket rubber grips. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall, with little signs of use. Bore is shiny and crisp. Clean cylinder face and chamber area, looking to be unfired post factory. Sharp timing and mechanics. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: CPF3481. BARREL: 6". CALIBER: .357 MAG. MANUFACTURED: 2010. Standard markings and seven shot fluted cylinder. Ramped blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory polished stainless steel frame and rubber grips. Smooth face case colored trigger and spurred hammer. Includes factory matching case, lock and manual. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp timing and mechanics. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: CLU3535. BARREL: 4". CALIBER: .357 MAG. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. Standard markings and seven shot fluted cylinder. Ramped blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory polished stainless steel frame and rubber grips. Smooth face case colored trigger and spurred hammer. Includes factory matching case, lock and manual. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall with a few handling marks. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp timing and mechanics. Case is excellent. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: AYM2782. BARREL: 8-3/8". CALIBER: .41 MAGNUM. MANUFACTURED: 1980'S. Standard markings and features. Ramped blade font sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Factory blued finish and checkered wood target grips. Case colored serrated trigger and checkered spurred hammer. Square butt frame. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as are the grips. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. Very light drag line on the cylinder. MODERN

SERIAL NMUBER: A791783. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .38 SPECIAL MID RANGE. MANUFACTURED: 1970S. Designed for American bulls eye pistol shooting with wad cutter rounds. Standard markings on the frame and slide. Blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Factory blued finish and checkered wood grips. Includes one factory blued steel magazine. CONDITION: Metal is excellent overall, as are the grips. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Sharp mechanics. Magazine is excellent as well. C&R

SERIAL NUMBER: LB11670. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 2000'S. "BAER 45 MATCH" marked barrel. Blade front sight and fully adjustable U-notch rear. Adjustable trigger. Factory blued finish and checkered wood grips. Fine checkering on the front grip strap. Eight round metal magazine. Includes serial matching box and manual. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall, with little signs of use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Magazine is excellent as is the box. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: 59B020617. BARREL: 4-3/4". CALIBER: 9MM LUGER. MANUFACTURED: 2022. Newly made target gun, being based on the classic Swiss design. Made in USA. Fiber optic blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. Factory matte blued finish and checkered wood target grips. Includes six factory eight round magazines, manual and serial matching hard case. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall, with little signs of handling/use. Bore is shiny and crisp. Fine mechanics. Magazines are excellent. Latch on the case is broken. MODERN

SERIAL NUMBER: WC000127. BARREL: 5". CALIBER: .45 ACP. MANUFACTURED: 1990'S. Made with match shooting in mind. Standard markings and features. Blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory blue finish. Skeletonized trigger. Factory checkered wood grips with gold, inlay medallions. Includes two factory magazines and factory soft case. CONDITION: Metal and grips are excellent overall, with little signs of handling or use. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Magazines and case are excellent. MODERN