FIREARMS AUCTION February 28, 2020 • 5pm
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Public Auction FIREARMS AUCTION February 28, 2020 • 5pm Uncataloged Items at 5pm Cataloged Items at 5:30pm
Preview: February 28, 2020 2p.m. to 5pm
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Full Conditions of Sale Listed Below Conestoga Guns LLC and Conestoga Auction Company a division of Hess Auction Group has made every effort to catalog and correctly describe the property to be sold, however neither Seller nor Auctioneer guarantee the authenticity or condition of any lot. All lots are sold ‘AS IS’ and should be examined by you personally or a trusted professional prior to bidding. The Auctioneers reserve the right to make verbal corrections and provide additional information from the block at the time of sale. All sales are final. Conestoga Guns LLC and Conestoga Auction Company a division of Hess Auction Group. makes no warranties or representations whatsoever concerning the fitness for use, safety to fire, or to store, or reliability, of any firearm, ammunition or parts of components thereof, whether antique or modern. Any use of any such lot is entirely at the user's risk. Conestoga Auction Company and any division of Hess Auction Group expressly disclaims any liability whatsoever for accident, injury or damage resulting to any person from the use or storage of any such lot. All items are sold subject to all International, Federal and State Regulations. Any lot number proceeded by an “R” or “CR” must be registered. If you purchase a lot with 'CR', and you have a Curio and Relics license, you do not need to register this lot. Gun registration is handled by Conestoga Auction Company. Modern handgun purchasers must be Pennsylvania residents at least 21 years of age and must have photo ID (driver’s license). Out of state residents must have an FFL or a licensed dealer in their state to receive shipment on handguns. Modern rifle and shotgun purchasers must be at least 18 years of age and be eligible to purchase firearms. It is your responsibility to check your country, state and local laws before bidding. If you are unable to purchase or own a firearm according to your residency laws, do not bid on these items. If you bid and find out later you cannot legally own/accept delivery, the bid is still a valid contract that the Buyer must pay. There is a $2.00 State Fee for PICS (PA Instant Check System) approval for each individual purchasing a handgun and/or longarm. There is also a $3.00 Pa. State Computer Processing Fee for each registered longarm or handgun that is purchased, unless the buyer has an "FFL". There will also be a $5.00 charge for a mandatory trigger lock required for each modern handgun purchased by non- FFL holders. These charges will be passed on to the purchaser in addition to the purchase price and the buyer's premium. The same person to whom the bidder number is registered must be the person to pick up the firearm(s) at the conclusion of the sale – Federal Law disallows anyone else from accepting the transfer. By participating in any sale, the Bidder agrees to be bound by the following terms and conditions: A. All bidders must register for a buyer's number and provide satisfactory identification. An 13% In-House Buyer's Premium is added to each item sold at auction. Online buyers are charged an additional premium. The online buyer's premium varies according to the listing platform that is used. Check the online conditions of sale for the buyer's premium for each auction when bidding online. 6% Sales Tax will be charged except to persons with a current Dealer's Sales Tax Exemption on file with the Auction. Upon the fall of the hammer or said sold, the title and responsibility for each item or lot passes on to the Buyer. In the case of a disputed bid, the auctioneer, at his discretion, will determine the successful bidder or re-offer and re-sell the article in dispute. In addition to signing these Conditions of Sale, Bidder agrees that he or she will not be permitted to take delivery of purchases until his or her check(s) have cleared unless he or she has previously established credit or made payment arrangements satisfactory to Auction Company. A premium equal to 13%, plus online fee, of the successful bid price will be added to all lots, and is payable by the Bidder, as part of the total purchase price. By registering for a buyer’s number, Bidder agrees to allow contact information to be used for marketing and sales analysis purposes. B. BIDDING INCREMENTS: The auctioneers will be using set bid increments. If you have placed absentee bids that do not follow the set increments, your bid will be executed at the set lower increment. C. ABSENTEE BIDDING will be accepted with a valid credit card number to guarantee the bid. All requests for absentee bidding must be received by Hess Auction Group in written form at least (24) hours in advance of the start of the auction. In the event of duplicate in-house absentee bids, the first bid received will take precedence. In-house absentee bids will not be executed on items which are found to be other than described in the catalog. The auctioneer may reject any bid which he considers to be nominal and not commensurate with the value of the article offered. It is entirely possible to buy items by absentee bid for less than your top bid price as they are handled competitively. Due to uncertainties of bidding, a lot may sell to the floor bidder for the same amount as an absentee bid. To prevent this from happening, the absentee bidder can give Auction Company the right to bid the next higher bid by placing a (+) sign after the bid price. Auction Company will not be responsible for any omissions when processing your absentee bids. All sales are final and must be paid in full immediately. Items must be inspected before leaving absentee bids. D. ONLINE BIDDING: Online buyers are charged an additional premium. The online buyer's premium varies according to the listing platform that is used. Check the online conditions of sale for the buyer's premium for each auction when bidding online. We are not aware of the live bids in advance, but only during the time of the auction as they are forwarded to our computer. Auction Company will not be responsible for any omissions, errors or slow communications on absentee bids from Online. In the event of a tie bid with a floor bidder and an online bidder, the floor bidder will take precedence. The auctioneer's decision in this matter is final. E. PHONE BIDDING: Phone bidder will be accepted with a valid credit card number to guarantee the bid and agrees to an opening bid of $400 per lot regardless of the lot’s value. Phone lines are reserved for serious bidders only. All bids from loyal customers with purchase history in
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excess of $100,000 will be honored. Due to a limited number of available phone lines, bids will be executed on a first come, first serve basis. All requests for telephone bidding must be received by Hess Auction Group in written form at least (24) hours in advance of the start of the auction. It is the bidder’s responsibility to confirm the bid has been received by the Auction Company. Auction Company reserves the right to reject any phone bids that are submitted after the set deadline. While every effort is made to execute phone bids, it is recommended that bidders leave a back-up bid amount if the telephone bidder is unreachable. Auction Company is not responsible for inadvertently missed bids. F. PAYMENT: Payment must be made prior to removal from the Auction House. In house bidders must settle their accounts on the day of sale. Absentee, Telephone and Online Bidders must make payment within fourteen (14) calendar days. Failure to do so will result in a dispute on your account and in forfeiture of items unless prior approval has been granted. All invoices will be emailed to the buyers on the first business day following the auction. MasterCard, Discover. Visa, Money Orders, Cashier's Check and Wire Transfer will be accepted for payment of purchases. All wire transfer fees to be paid by the Buyer ($35/transaction). The Auctioneer reserves the right to hold merchandise purchased by personal check until the check has cleared the bank, if the Auctioneer deems such action necessary to protect his interest. G. SHIPPING: Auction Company does not pack or ship any items in house. Buyer pays shipping cost directly to shipper. All items are sent through the UPS Store or Postal Connections, third party shipping companies. All international customers are responsible for their own taxes and tariffs based upon the actual selling price. The declared value cannot be of lesser value than purchase price. Please contact either: *
Postal Connections at pca158@postalconnections.com (717)399-9076
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The UPS Store at store3230@theupsstore.com (717)733-1482
for any shipping inquiries regarding any potential shipping costs prior to the auction or post-auction inquires. Please direct all your shipping questions to the above-mentioned names, as we do not ship in-house and are not able to answer these questions. Please provide Auction Company a copy of an FFL with the Buyer’s name and/or invoice number included. C&R handguns must be shipped via UPS Overnight Service or to an FFL via USPS Priority Mail. Any purchases of firearms that qualify for being shipped directly to the Buyer and any accessories or edged weapons require a photocopy of a current driver’s license or identification card prior to shipping as verification of age. We do not ship ammo. Paid items must be scheduled for removal from our auction facility within thirty (30) calendar days or they will be forfeited to the Auction Company. H. AS IS: Bidder agrees that before the Sale, Bidder or Bidder’s agents should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been repaired or restored. Bidder is responsible for satisfying himself or herself concerning the condition of the property and the matters referred to in the Catalog. Condition reports, photos and video or digital images are provided as a courtesy and should not be used as a substitute for viewing the items in person. All statements made in the catalog or in the condition report or made orally or in writing elsewhere are statements of opinion and are not to be relied on as statements of fact. Except for what is provided for under Paragraph S, Auction Company and the underlying owner of the property being sold ('Owner') assume no risk, liability or responsibility for the authenticity of the authorship of any property identified in this catalog. All property is sold "as is" and neither Auction Company nor the Owner of property being sold make any warranties or representations of any kind or nature with respect to the property being sold, and no statement in the catalog or made at the sale, or in the bill of sale or invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed an assumption of liability or warranty or representation as to the description, genuineness, attribution, provenance or condition of the property. Auction Company and the Owner make no representations as to whether Bidder acquires any reproduction rights in the property being sold at the Sale. I.
Withdrawal. Auction Company reserves the right to withdraw any property before sale and shall have no liability for such withdrawal.
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Bid Per Lot. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer, all bids are per lot as numbered in the Catalog.
L. Video or digital images. At some auctions a video or digital screen may be used. Auction Company is not liable for any errors in the operation or quality of the image presented. K. Reserves. Unless the sale is advertised and announced as a sale without reserves, each lot may be offered subject to reserve. Auction Company may implement such reserves by bidding through its representatives on behalf of the Owner. L. Bidding. Auction Company reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder. The auctioneer has the right to split any bidding increment and to advance the bidding in any manner as the auctioneer may decide. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to reoffer and resell the article in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, the sale record of Auction Company shall be conclusive in all respects. M. Auctioneer's Discretion. If the auctioneer determines that any opening bid is not commensurate with the value of the article offered, he may reject the same and withdraw the article from the sale. If having accepted an opening bid, the auctioneer decides that any advance thereafter is not of sufficient amount, he may reject the advance. N. Successful Bid. On the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, title to the offered lot will pass from Owner to the highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer, subject to these Conditions of Sale set forth herein, and such bidder (a) assumes full risk and responsibility therefore (b) if re-
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quested will sign a confirmation of purchase and (c) will pay the purchase price in full or such part as Auction Company may require for all lots purchased. O. Collateral/Security. The Buyer grants Auction Company a security interest in the purchase property and Auction Company may retain as collateral security for the Bidder's obligations to Auction Company any property or monies held or received by Auction Company for the account of the Bidder. Payment will not be deemed to have been made in full until Auction Company has collected funds represented by checks, or, in the case of bank or cashier’s checks, until Auction Company has confirmed their authenticity. Bidder agrees that items are forfeited to the Auction Company if payment is not made in accordance with all of the conditions set forth herein and agrees to pay any returned check charges that may be incurred. P. Removal of Property. The Bidder, at Bidder’s expense must remove all property from Auction Company not later than (30) calendar days following the sale. Bidder agrees that any property which is paid for but left at Auction Company's premises for any reason more than thirty (30) calendar days after the sale (unless prior approval for extension has been granted) has been forfeited to the Auction Company and may be resold by Auction Company. Q. Non-Payment. If the Bidder does not make full payment for the purchases within the time required, Auction Company is authorized in its absolute and sole discretion to exercise one or more of the following remedies, in addition to other remedies available to Auction Company and the Owner: Auction Company is authorized to: (a) hold the buyer liable for the total purchase price; (b) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the Buyer; (c) resell the property at public auction or private sale with terms that Auction Company deems appropriate; (d) to resell the property at public auction without reserve and the Buyer shall be liable for any deficiency, cost, handling charges and the expenses of both sales and the commissions on both sales; (e) to offset the full purchase price against any amount owed by Auction Company to the Buyer; (f) to not allow any bids at any upcoming auctions by or on behalf of the Buyer; and (h) to take other actions as Auction Company find necessary and appropriate. The Buyer grants Auction Company a security interest in any property in Auction Company’s possession which is owned by such Buyer and Auction Company is authorized to hold such property as collateral security for such Buyer’s obligations. Buyer shall be liable to Auction Company for all other charges incurred because of Buyer's non-payment, including attorney fees, expenses and incidental damages. As between Auction Company and Owner, if the successful bidder does not pay for the property, collection procedures shall be the responsibility of the Consignor and not Auction Company. R. Limited Right of Rescission. If within twenty-one days of the sale of any lot, the Buyer gives notice in writing to Auction Company alleging that the identification of authorship (as defined in the Catalog) of such lot as set forth in the Catalog description of such lot (as amended by any written notices or verbal announcements during the sale) is not substantially correct based on a fair reading of the catalog, and (b) if within fourteen days of such notice the buyer returns the lot to Auction Company in the same condition as when sold, and (c) establishes the written allegations to Auction Company’s satisfaction (including by providing one or more written opinions by recognized experts in the field, as Auction Company may reasonably require), then the sale will be rescinded with only the purchase price and Buyer’s premium refunded. No reimbursement shall be made for any shipping costs incurred. S. Limitation of Liability. If, for any reason a purchased lot cannot be delivered in the same condition as at the time of sale, or should any purchased lot be stolen, miss-delivered or lost prior to delivery, Auction Company shall not be liable for any amount more than that paid by the Buyer. T. Endangered Species. International shipping is not available for items containing materials from endangered species including but not limited to; ivory and rhino horns. These items will only be shipped within the United States, except to prohibited states. All buyers agree to comply with any additional restrictions regarding the trade of endangered species as a condition of sale. It is the purchaser's responsibility to obtain any licenses and/or certificates as well as any other required documentation prior to shipment. In the case of denial or delay of any required documentation or paperwork, they buyer will still be responsible for making on-time payment for the total purchase price of the lot. Therefore, if you are unsure, we recommend that you DO NOT BID on endangered species items. U.
Governing Law and Jurisdiction. The Conditions of Sale, as well as the Buyer's, Owner's and Auction Company’s respective rights and obligations shall be governed, construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania. All persons participating in any auction sale, whether as bidder or consignor, whether present in person or by agent, or by absentee bid, order bid, telephone, internet or other means, consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state courts located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
V. Severability. If any part of the Conditions of Sale is found by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part shall be discounted and the rest of the conditions shall continue to be valid to the fullest extent of the law. NOTE: Condition reports, photos and video or digital images are provided as a courtesy and should not be used as a substitute for viewing the items in person. All items are sold AS IS in accordance with the Conditions of Sale. YOUR BIDDING ACKNOWLEDGES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE CONDITIONS OF SALE.
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1. Remington model Six 30-06 slide action rifle SN A4082248, Enhanced version of the Remington model 7600 slide action rifle, high-gloss Monte Carlo stock, cartridge head on the bottom of the receiver, checkered wrist and slide, includes magazine, overall great condition. R 2. Remington model 700 .17 Rem. Bolt action rifle SN 6626158, Has a 23" stainless steel barrel, blued receiver, BDL style stock, overall great condition with light handling marks, includes a Simmons 4x10 rifle scope. R 3. Remington model 760 30-06 slide action rifle SN 27860, smooth, working tight-locking action, bright shiny bore, detachable magazine, includes a leather sling and a 4x32 rifle scope, overall fair condition with an applied cheek piece, heavy wear on the stock and slide, bluing, fading, thinning and wear. R
4. Mossberg model 702 Plinkster .22 L.R rifle SN EH1410310, overall like new condition with a synthetic stock and detachable magazine, overall like new condition. R 5. Mossberg model 340KA .22 bolt action rifle NSF, overall fair condition with handling marks and wear, detachable magazine, includes a 3x7 zoom type monoscope. R/CR 6. Remington model 760 .35 Rem. slide action rifle SN 228876, smooth, working tight-locking action, bright shiny bore, overall fair condition with handling marks bluing thinning and fading, expected wear and handling marks on the stock and slide. R 7. Stevens "Armory Model" No. 414 .22 lever action rifle SN 79382, Manufactured from 1912 to 1932, heavy barrel with the two line J. Stevens Arms Co address on the right side of the barrel, 22- long rifle on the left side, side mounted peep sight, 20" long semi- beavertail forearm, barrel band with swivel, straight grip buttstock with an iron butt plate, overall good condition, bright shiny bore, good working action, expected handling marks and wear, case-hardened colored receiver with a blued barrel. R/CR 8. Savage Axis Model 30-06 bolt action rifle synthetic stock, and detachable magazine. R
SN J209152, overall like new condition with a 3x9 Bushnell rifle scope,
9. J.C Higgins model 45 30-30 lever action rifle SN U19660, overall good condition with a bright shiny bore, smooth, working action, light handling marks and wear. R 10. Browning X-Bolt .308 bolt action rifle SN 10842ZZ354, overall like new condition with a Nikon 2.5x10 rifle scope, and a detachable magazine. R 11. Custom-made Eddystone model 1917 30-06 rifle SN 1118480, built using a custom thumb hole stock , sporter barrel, reblued receiver, Bausch & Lomb 2.5x8 rifle scope, barrel is not marked specifing the caliber, it gauges as a 30 caliber but should have the chamber checked to verify the caliber, overall good condition with light handling marks and wear. R 12. Winchester model 94 30-30 lever action rifle SN 3793937, smooth, working tight-locking action, bright shiny bore, overall fair condition with heavy bluing wear on the receiver, spotted bluing loss on the barrel and magazine, expected wear and handling marks on the stock and forearm. R 6
13. Harrington and Richardson model 1900 12ga. Shotgun SN A60123, Pat. Feb 20 & 27, 1900 stamped on the receiver, cut down barrel to 24", heavy bluing thinning and fading, wear and pressure dents on the stock and forearm. R 14. Carcano model 38 7.35mm rifle SN C7885, cut down and altered stock and refinished stock, 1938 XVII stamped on the barrel by the breech, surface rust on the bolt handle and magazine, bluing thinning and wear, overall fair condition considering its age. R 15. Winchester model 94 30-30 lever action rifle SN 4076010, Manufactured in 1974, smooth, working tight-locking action, bright shiny bore, speckled rust spots on the receiver, pressure dents and handling marks on the stock and forearm. R 16. Winchester model 64 30 W.C.F lever action rifle SN 1113923, Manufactured in 1936, beaded blade front sight missing the hood, adjustable rear sight mounted on the barrel, standard Winchester factory markings with oval proof marks on the barrel and receiver by the breech, fiqured smooth pistol grip stock with a checkered steel butt plate, overall great refinished condition with a reblued metal finish, and a sanded, refinished oil-stained stock, smooth, working action that locks up tight, with a bright shiny bore. R/CR 17. Custom-built Mauser model 98 .257 bolt action rifle SN 7120, Built using a 24 1/4" heavy target barrel that is stamped .257, without checking the chamber its unknown if it’s a .257 Roberts or an Ackley, custom Monte Carlo checkered sporter stock, includes a J. Unertl serial # 27025 9x rifle scope, overall great condition with light handling marks. R 18. Remington model 141 .35 Rem. slide action rifle SN 93104, smooth, working tight-locking action with a bright shiny bore, 3/4 spiral tubular magazine, applied pistol grip cap, flip up globe front sight, cartridge rim identification on the side of the receiver, overall fair condition with excessive bluing fading and thinning with miminal original bluing showing, surface wear and handling marks on the stock and slide. R/CR 19. Winchester model 88 .308 lever action rifle SN 21874, Manufactured in 1956, hooded ramp front sight, adjustable folding rear sight, Redfield 3x9 rifle scope, checkered pistol grip stock, leather sling, plastic checkered butt plate, overall good condition with a smooth, working tight-locking action, bright shiny bore, includes magazine, expected handling marks and light pressure dents on the stock. R/CR 20. Winchester model 88 .243 lever action rifle SN H270748, Manufactured in 1972, hooded ramp front sight, adjustable folding rear sight, basket weave and oak leaf checkered stock, plastic butt plate, overall good condition with expected wear and handling marks, areas of worn bluing, includes magazine. R 21. Marlin model 1895 45-70 lever action rifle SN 26091725, overall good condition with a bright shiny bore and smooth, working action, bluing fading and wear on the full length magazine tube, finish wear and handling marks on the stock and forearm. R 22. Marlin model 444S .444 Marlin lever action rifle SN 25057435, smooth, working tight-locking action, bright shiny bore, overall fair condition with a re-applied oil finish on the stock and forearm, light speckled rust spots on the barrel and receiver, handling marks and light pressure dents, includes a Bushnell Sportview rifle scope. R 23. Remington model 700 350 Rem. Mag rifle SN B6717604, Includes a 1.5x4.5 rifle scope, bright shiny bore, light handling marks, large pressure dent on the stock by the safety, overall good condition. R 24. Remington model 721 30-06 bolt action rifle SN 81260, bright shiny bore, heavily worn finish on the stock with excessive handling marks, faded and thinned bluing, light speckled rust spots, overall fair condition. R/CR 25. Winchester model 88 .308 lever action rifle SN 30996, Manufactured in 1956, ramp front sight that is missing the hood, adj. folding rear sight, checkered pistol grip stock, plastic checkered butt plate, leather sling, includes a Leupold 7
3x9 rifle scope, overall fair condition, missing the magazine, scratches and scuff marks on the barrel, excessive finish loss on the stock. R/CR 26. National Firearms Co. model 21 12ga. pump action shotgun SN A30830, early hammer type pump action shotgun, correct working action, heavy bluing, wear and thinning, expected handling marks and wear on the stock and slide, these guns were made for low pressure loads and are considered to be unsafe to shoot using modern ammo. R/CR 27. Remington model 10 12ga. pump action shotgun SN 240897, 28 1/2" barrel chambered for 2 3/4" in modified choke, smooth, working action that locks up tight, bluing wear on the high spots with even fading, light handling marks and wear on the stock and slide. R/CR
28. Baltimore Arms Co. side by side 12ga. Shotgun 26" Damascus steel barrels, walnut stock with checkered wrist and forearm, Baltimore Arms Co. made firearms from 1895-1902 making basically side by side shotguns, Co. made approx. 6,000 shotguns, overall fair condition with scattered rust pitting and finish wear. NR 29. American Gun Co. 12ga. side by side shotgun SN 34812, 32" barrels marked " Genuine Armory Steel", mule ear hammers, checkered walnut stock and forearm, overall fair condition with surface wear and rust, butt plate has loss. R/ CR 30. Remington model 512 .22 bolt action rifle NSF, 3/4 length magazine tube, .22 short or long rifle, ramp bead front sight with an adj. sporting type rear, smooth walnut stock, overall good condition with expected handling marks and bluing fading. R 31. Arisaka Type 99 7.7mm bolt action rifle SN 8419, Kokura arsenal mark on the receiver after the serial number, ground chrysanthemum, standard markings, folding ladder rear sights, bayonet lug, cupped steel butt plate, bright shiny bore, re-applied oil-stained finish, heavy bluing wear and fading, excessive wear and pressure dents on the stock, aftermarket canvas sling, overall good condition considering its age. R/CR 32. Mauser K98 8mm bolt action rifle SN 9682a, Manufactured by Feinmechanische Werke, AX 41 stamped on the top of the receiver, right side of the receiver is marked with three eagle/280 Waffenamt proof marks, left side is marked with the nazi firing proof marks and the serial number, the rifle has all milled parts, most are proof and visible matching serial numbers, Tangent rear graduated sights, clear proof marks on the pistol grip area, and the stick army wing eagle/H proof over two Waffenamt 280 proofs on the right side of the buttstock, includes leather sling, bright shiny bore, re-applied oil finish, expected bluing wear and thinning, pressure dents and handling marks on the stock, overall good condition. R/CR 33. Sporterized Eddystone model 1917 30-06 bolt action rifle SN 210493, cut down and altered stock, re-applied finish with polyurethane applied to portions of the metal work, bright shiny bore, includes a leather sling, overall fair condition. R 34. Winchester model 69A .22 bolt action rifle NSF, Includes magazine and a Lyman 22 expert rifle scope and mount, overall fair condition with faded bluing and areas of rust pitting, heavy finish loss and scratches on the scope and mount, handling marks and wear on the walnut stock. R/CR 35. Ranger model M34 .22 bolt action rifle NSF, faded and thinned bluing with areas of rust pitting, wear, handling marks and pressure dents on the stock, overall fair condition. R/CR 8
36. Carcano model 38 7.35x51mm rifle SN G6441, Short rifle model having a 21" barrel, crown over R.E Terni stamped receiver, refinished stock with a high gloss polyurethane finish, areas of worn and faded bluing, previous handling marks and pressure dents are still present under new finish, overall good condition. R/CR 37. Winchester 69 Junior Rifle Assn. 22 bolt action rifle NSF, checkered walnut stock with the Junior Rifle Assn. medallion on the underside of the stock by the barrel, Redfield rear peep sight with a tunnel front sight, engraved and scrolled trigger guard, standard Winchester oval proof marks, overall good condition with bluing fading and wear, expected handling marks and wear on the stock. R/CR 38. Winchester model 94 30-30 lever action rifle SN 2822629, manufactured in 1965, heavy finish wear and light pitting on the receiver, faded and worn bluing on the barrel, handling marks and wear on the stock and forearm, overall fair condition. R/CR 39. Remington model 141 .35 Rem. slide action rifle SN 55062, overall poor condition with a stiff working action, worn rifling in the barrel, heavily faded and worn blued finish, areas of surface and rust pitting, excessive handling marks on the stock and slide. R/CR 40. Sporterized Mauser K98 8mm bolt action rifle SN 2085, Custom made walnut Monte Carlo sporter stock, drilled and tapped receiver, includes a 4x32 rifle scope, bright shiny bore, bluing fading and wear, expected handling marks on the stock. R 41. Winchester model 62A .22 pump action rifle SN 277056, 23" round barrel, chambered for short or long, excellent bore, light handling marks and pressure dents on the stock, worn bluing on the high edges of the rifle, areas of light bluing fading, overall great condition considering its age. R/CR 42. Marlin model 25 .22 bolt action rifle SN 13657396, includes two magazines, and a Simmons 4x32 rifle scope, overall fair condition with areas of surface rust, bluing loss and wear, handling marks and scratches on the walnut stock. R 43. Iver Johnson single shot 12ga. Shotgun SN 56981, overall fair condition with a faded dark plum colored finish, reapplied oil-stained finish, heavy faded bluing, handling marks and wear. R/CR 44. Hopkins and Allen Falling Block single shot 12ga. shotgun 27 1/2" barrel, exposed hammer, falling block design, metal butt pad, checkered forearm and pistol grip, overall fair condition with faded bluing and case colors, areas of light rust pitting, handling marks and wear on the stock and forearm. NR 45. Springfield model 1873 45-70 trap door rifle SN 22365, standard model 1873 markings , Springfield markings on the trapdoor and lock plate, US marked steel butt plate, no visible cartouche marks on the stock, original bluing has faded to a dark brown patina, re-applied oil-quenched finish, mechanically excellent, overall fair condition with finish wear, areas of light rust pitting, excessive handling marks on the stock. NR 46. British Enfield M.A Lithgow 1942 .303 bolt action rifle SN 2011, standard markings with M.A Lithgow S.M.L.E III 1942 stamped on the strap above the trigger, graduated rear sight, bayonet lug, includes magazine, overall fair condition with excessive handling marks and pressure dents on the stock and hand guard, heavy finish wear and loss to the high spots of the gun. R/CR 47. Arisaka Type 38 6.5mm bolt action rifle SN 56703, Kokura arsenal mark, 19" barrel, ground Chrysanthemum, folding ladder rear sights, steel butt plate, includes cleaning rod, overall good condition with handling marks and finish wear. R/CR 48. Mauser K98 8mm bolt action rifle SN 7070, Late war production rifle by Steyr stamped BNZ 4 on the receiver, The single digit "4" is significant to show late war production, Waffen proof mark on the barrel by the breech, bright shiny bore, NON numbers matching, refinished stock and hand guard, rust pitting on the bolt, heavy metal finish wear with 9
very little original finish showing, importers mark on the side of the barrel before the sight, overall fair condition. R/CR 49. Remington model 721 .270 bolt action rifle SN 42299, ramped bead front sight with an adj. sporting type rear sight, incomplete Pachmayr tip-up scope mount, bright shiny bore, light bluing fading and wear, light handling marks and scuffs on the walnut stock, overall good condition. R/CR 50. Harrington and Richardson 12ga. single shot shotgun SN 60613, 30" barrel, bead front sight, faded case colored receiver, faded and thinned bluing on the barrel with areas of surface rust, handling marks and wear on the stock and forearm. R/CR 51. Japanese Nambu 8x22mm handgun SN 33105, having a 4 1/2" barrel, fixed sights, with (April 1944) Showa date on the right side of the frame beneath the Nagoya arsenal and serial number, knurled and ribbed cocking knob, serrated wooden grips, overall good condition with expected wear and loss to the grips, bluing wear and fading, surface rust and pitting on the underside of the barrel near the muzzle. R/CR
52. Walther P-38 9mm handgun SN 2453, having a 5" barrel, Ribbed bakelite grips, most of the small parts carry "Eagle/359" Proof marks with the right side of the slide having a firing proof and two "Eagle/359" proofs, visible serial numbers are matching, standard ac 44 slide markings, magazine is marked P38 with eagle proof mark on the spine, overall good condition considering its age, metal finish wear on the slide, with finish loss and wear on the high edges of the firearm, scattered minor handling marks and wear on the grips. R/CR 53. Erfurt P08 two-date German Luger 9mm handgun SN 943, having a 4" barrel, 1920/1918 double dated chamber, Imperial Army acceptance stamps, matching numbers on the visible parts, toggle is marked with a crown/Erfurt, "V" cut rear sight with a dovetailed front, diamond-shaped cut checkered wooden grips, overall fair condition with heavy wear and handling marks on the grips, frame has surface rust and light pitting, bluing wear and loss to the high edges of the firearm. R/CR 54. Taurus PT 92 AF 9mm handgun SN THJ49024, having a 5" barrel, lightweight alloy frame, hardwood smoothsided grips with taurus medallion, three-dot fixed sights, ambidextrous safety lever, includes magazine, overall fair condition with surface rust and light pitting developing on the slide, handling marks and wear. R 55. DWM P-08 German Luger 9mm handgun SN 3630, having a 4" barrel, Imperial German proof marks, 1917 stamped chamber, DWM stamped toggle, wooden checkered grips, visible parts are numbers matching, fitted with straw finished small parts, overall fair condition, surface rust and areas of rust pitting, worn bluing on the high edges of the firearm, wear and handling marks on the grips, includes magazine, "V" cut fixed rear sight with a dovetailed front. R/CR 56. F.B Radom Vis model 35 9mm handgun SN A8541, having a 4 3/4" barrel, standard one line "F.B Radom Vis Mod 35 Pat.Nr. 15567" followed by a single eagle proof mark, and Waffenamt markings on the slide, diamond-cut plastic grips, blued frame and slide, heavy metal finish wear with areas of light rust pitting, overall fair condition with handling marks. R/CR 57. Antique Persian Flintlock .52cal. short rifle Ornately inlaid with wire and German silver floral and scroll motif, unmarked barrel and lock, half stock with a 21" octagon barrel, overall good condition considering its age, scattered light rust, loss to the stock around the lock plate, and tang of the barrel, various wear and handling marks. NR 58. CZ model 27 7.65mm handgun SN 200480, 3 3/4" barrel, Standard CZ model 27 pistol manufactured under the german occupation from 1942-1945 at the BRNO factory in Czechoslovakia, left side of the frame and barrel are marked with Nazi proof marks, the left side of the slide is marked "Pistole Modell 27 Kal. 7.65" with the top marked 10
"BOHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK A.G. IN PRAG., pistol has original CZ grips and a matching CZ 27 marked magazine, overall good condition with a loss to the grips by the hammer, scattered rust pitting, finish wear and pitting to the plated trigger, various bluing fading and thinning, and expected handling marks and wear. R/CR 59. Walther P-38 9mm handgun SN 1780a, 4 7/8" round barrel, Manufactured in 1942 by Walther with the left side of the slide marked "P.38" and "ac 42" followed by the serial number, the right side of the slide is marked with two Eagle Nazi proof marks flanked by a single Nazi firing proof mark, the left side of the frame above the trigger is marked with a Nazi proof mark, the grips are the mottled brown ribbed bakelite variation with ribs, overall good condition with blued finish having edge wear and some thinning, areas very light speckled rust spots, grips are good with minimal wear. R/ CR 60. DWM American Eagle model 1902 German Luger 9mm Luger handgun SN 38216, 4" barrel, great example of a commercial Luger with the distinctive "American Eagle" crest on the chamber, directly under the frame is the serial number and marked "Germany", and is fitted with a plated magazine with wood base, gun has no German proof marks, checkered walnut grips, overall fair condition with heavy rust and pitting on the handle and backstrap, light speckled rust on the barrel, bluing wear and thinning on high spots of the gun, heavy wear on the grips. R/CR 61. Walther PPK 7.65 mm handgun SN 228992K, 3 1/4" barrel, standard fixed blade and notch sights, Walther banner and two-line address on the left side of the slide, crown over N proof marks on the barrel and frame, nickle plated finish with applied wooden checkered grips with American Indian medallions, overall good condition with light handling marks, light surface scratches to the finish, includes magazine. R 62. Colt model 1903 D.A. 38 revolver SN 232085, double action 6 shot revolver having a 6" barrel, blade front sight, barrel is stamped with the two line Hartford address/patent dates, Aug. 5,1884, Nov.6, 88, Mar. 5, 95, bright shiny bore with fair appearing rifling, timing and action appear correct, overall poor condition with heavy bluing wear, heavy rust and light pitting, applied aftermarket smooth walnut grips. R/CR 63. Deutsche Werke Ortgies 25 acp pocket pistol SN 80004, 2 3/4" barrel, smooth wooden grips with medallions, includes magazine, overall poor condition with heavy finish wear, rust and pitting on the slide, speckled rust and pitting on the frame, various handling marks. R/CR 64. Tokarev model TT-33 7.62x25mm handgun SN 1486, 4 1/2" barrel, blued frame and slide, fixed blade front sight with a notched rear, plastic ribbed grips with star emblem, overall good condition with light rust and pitting on the backstrap, various light finish loss and handling marks, includes magazine. R/CR 65. DWM P08 German 9mm Luger handgun SN 2354, having a 4" barrel, blued steel frame and barrel, wooden checkered grips, numbers matching magazine, matching numbers small parts, stamped 1921 in front of the toggle, three eagle proof marks on the right side of the frame, overall good condition with bluing wear on the high edges of the gun, areas of surface rust on the trigger guard and handle, Unit number stamped on the bottom grip area, S.D VI 470 R/CR 66. Mauser model 1910 6.35mm pocket pistol SN 234686, having a 3" barrel, Standard one line "WAFFENFARIK MAUSER A.-G. OBERNDORF A.N, Mauser banner on the left side of the frame with a " crown over U" proof mark on the right front barrel flat, wrap around walnut checkered grips, overall fair condition with wear on the high edges of the gun, areas of speckled rust, light pitting on the slide, heavy wear and handling marks on the grips. R/CR 67. Astra model 400 Nazi Contract 9mm pistol SN 544281, 3 3/4" barrel, great example of a Nazi Contract pistol, there were only 6,000 Astra 400's produced for the contract in 1941, WaA 251 nazi proof mark on the left side of the frame behind the grip, standard Astra crest and firing proof marks, all blued finish, Astra logo on the toe of the magazine, lanyard loop on the heel, fitted with checkered walnut grips,overall good condition with some areas of light speckled rust, bluing wear on the high edges, expected handling marks and wear. R/CR 11
68. Fabrique Nationale Nazi marked 7.65mm handgun SN 38078, having a 4 1/4" barrel, "Eagle/WaA140 proof marks, blued frame and slide, wooden checkered grips, includes magazine, overall fair condition with heavy bluing wear on the end of the barrel, wear on the high edges, various bluing wear and fading, areas of surface rust and pitting, expected handling marks on the grips. R/CR 69. Walther PP 7.65mm handgun SN 226224p, having a 3 3/4" barrel, fixed sights , Walther banner, two line address and caliber markings on the right side of the slide, Nazi proof marks on the frame and slide, fitted with a round hammer, 90 degree safety, and plastic checkered Walther banner grips, overall good condition with magazine, light rust pitting and surface rust on the slide, pitting and rust on the handle, various bluing fading and wear. R/CR 70. Feg model R61 9mm short handgun. SN C1413, Budapest made handgun having a 3 1/4" barrel, fixed sights and includes magazine, overall good condition with finish wear and handling marks. R 71. Nambu type 14 8mm handgun SN 52424, 4 1/2" barrel, 19.8 Showa date on the right side of the frame beneath the arsenal mark and serial number, knurled cocking knob, finish appears to have been vigorously polished with very little original finish still being present, areas of pitting are still visible, overall poor condition. R/CR 72. Armi Tanfoglio GT 27 .25 cal. pocket pistol SN M35111, having a 2 1/2" barrel, blued steel frame and slide, plastic checkered grips, includes magazine, overall good condition with minor handling marks, and a few light rust spots. R 73. Smith & Wesson model 61-2 .22LR handgun SN B38607, having a 2" barrel, fixed blade sights, plastic checkered grips, includes magazine, overall good condition with bluing wear on the high edges of the gun, light scratches and scuffs, expected signs of use and wear. R 74. North American Arms Corp. .22LR mini revolver SN V83772, having a 1 1/8" barrel, nickle plated finish, smooth wood bird head style grips, includes holster, manual, and original box, overall like new condition. R 75. Beretta model 1935 7.65mm handgun SN 566828, having a 3 1/4" barrel, left side of the slide is marked P. BERETTA -Cal. 7.65-Brevettata/Gardone V.T 1944, pistol is fitted with the standard metal backed black plastic grips with "PB" emblem, and has the late phosphate finish, matching serial numbers on the slide and frame, overall good condition with finish wear on the high edges of the gun, expected wear and handling marks, a few small areas of light surface rust. R/ CR 76. Pre-64 Winchester model 70 .270 bolt action rifle SN 105743, Manufactured in 1949, Winchester factory oval proof marks, hooded ramp and adj. notch sight, checkered pistol grip stock with a high comb, sling swivels with a leather sling, and a checkered steel butt plate, overall great condition with a bright shiny bore, minor light handling marks and a few light pressure dents, bluing wear on the bolt handle. R/CR 77. Highly Engraved Winchester model 1866 "Yellow Boy" rifle SN 36783, Model 1866 Lever action rifle in .44 CF manufactured in 1870, distinctive brass receiver, forearm cap and butt plate, highly engraved in the Nimschke style engraving, featuring floral scrollwork on a punch dot background, entwining line and dot motifs with original owners name and initials engraved on the receiver " Robert D Henroid", rifle has a 24" full octagon barrel and full length magazine tube, the hammer and lever are color casehardened, the stock and forearm are straight grain American black walnut, incomplete Henry style folding leaf rear sight with a single front blade, upper tang has a single screw and is not drilled for a tang sight, the butt plate is also engraved and has a trapdoor, the third model receiver has the serial number stamped on the lower tang behind the trigger, a small letter "B" inspection mark is stamped behind the serial number, The top barrel flat is stamped with the two-line "WINCHESTER-REPEATING-ARMS.NEW HAVEN.CT./ PATENT MARCH 29 1866 OCTOBER 16 1860" ahead of the rear sight, overall fair to good condition considering its age, heavily faded finish on the barrel and magazine tube that appears to have been polished and sanded, later oil applied oil-stained finish on the stock and forearm showing light pressure dents and handling marks, lever operates smoothly but the hammer and 12
trigger do not function, almost appears that the hammer spring is broken or missing, dull pitted appearing bore, brass showing areas of oxidation and wear, and has been polished, very rare and desirable firearm and should be inspected in person to appreciate. NR 78. Engraved Winchester model 1873 .32 W.C.F cal. Rifle SN 233774, model 1873 lever action rifle chambered in .32 W.C.F cal. as indicated on the brass elevator, manufactured in 1887 using a third model style receiver with the integral dust cover lug and is fitted with a dust cover with serrated edges, upper tang has provisions for a tang sight, beaded blade front sight with a buckhorn style rear, checkered wrist and forearm with a crescent steel butt plate, half magazine tube, 24" round barrel with the two line roll stamp ''WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS. NEW HAVEN CT./ KINGS IMPROVEMENT PATENTED MARCH 29. 1866. OCTOBER 16 1860", serial number is located on the lower receiver tang behind the loading lever latch, action appears to work correctly, overall good bore with crisp rifling, engraved receiver with floral scroll work on a punch dot background, engraved stag and ram, receiver appears to have been vigorously polished and possibly lightly sanded, faded blued barrel faded to an even plum colored patina, wear and pressure dents on the action lever, expected wear and handling marks on the stock and forearm with a later oil applied finish, overall good condition considering its age. NR
79. Henry Noll .45cal full stock Kentucky rifle 40 1/2" full octagon barrel signed H. Noll on the top barrel flat, dovetailed blade front sight with a notched rear, full length figured curly maple stock with six German silver inlays, double set triggers, Typical Henry Noll federal eagle and shield engraved cheek piece, four-piece engraved patch box with three piercings, 7 1/2" brass engraved toe plate, Low relief carved C- scroll designs on the stock, the initials J.K.B engraved on the brass side plate, three brass thimbles with an engraved brass trigger guard, great example of the "Chambersburg" school, stock appears to have been refinished with expected light pressure dents and handling marks, lock is unmarked but does have a replaced hammer and frizzen, even dark plum-colored faded patina on the barrel, overall good condition. NR 80. G.G Julcher Percussion combination gun 30 1/4" barrels chambered in .32 cal. and .20 gauge, engraved lock plates with game birds, scrolls and wreaths surrounding the name G.G JULCHER, double triggers, brass two-piece patch box and trigger guard with a crescent brass butt plate, even faded dark plum-colored barrels with areas of pitting and small pressure dents in the barrels, refinished stock with a repaired crack on the wrist, loss to the stock around the breech area with a repair around the hammer, overall good condition considering its age. NR 81. Winchester model 53 .32 W.C.F lever action rifle SN 9719, manufactured in 1926, left rear of the barrel is marked with the model, maker, nickel steel and caliber markings and the left rear has the two line address, the top of the barrel and receiver are marked with the Winchester oval proof at the breech, standard three line upper tang marking and the serial number are on the bottom of the receiver, features a lyman blade front sight and adjustable semibuckhorn rear sight, half magazine, plain forearm with a metal tip and a straight grip stock with a steel-serrated flat butt plate, overall good condition with a refinished stock and forearm, reblued receiver, barrel has bluing fading and wear with very light speckled rust spots, bright shiny bore with a smooth, working tight-locking action, overall good condition. R/CR
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82. Winchester model 1894 32 W.S lever action rifle SN 612719, manufactured in 1913, 25 1/2" full octagon barrel, blade front sight with an adj. sporting style rear, left rear barrel flat is marked with the nickel steel smokeless powder marking and caliber markings by the breech, the upper tang is marked MODEL 1894/WINCHESTER, serial number is on the bottom of the receiver, blued finish with a case-hardened hammer and lever, smooth walnut forearm and a checkered pistol grip stock, overall good condition with bluing loss on the receiver, handling marks and wear, bright shiny bore, tight-locking smooth, working action. R/CR 83. Winchester model 1873 .44 cal. lever action rifle SN 276776, 24" octagon barrel, blade front sight with a sporting style adj. rear, barrel marked with the two-line address/patent date markings ahead of the rear sight, receiver upper tang is marked ''Model 1873", checkered forearm with straight grip checkered stock with a steel crescent butt plate with cleaning rod compartment, original dust cover with the grooved guides on either side of the top of the receiver with checkered oval finger grip, overall good condition with an even plum-faded blued finish, expected wear to the high edges of the bluing, handling marks and light pressure dents on the forearm, stock has been refinished, and has a crack repair that extended from the wrist toward the butt, bright shiny bore, smooth, working tight-locking action. NR 84. Winchester model 94 32 W.S lever action rifle SN 1298908, manufactured in 1941, hooded front sight with adj. marbles sporting style rear sight, Winchester oval factory proof marks, full length magazine tube, three line address and trade mark on the upper tang, steel-serrated butt plate, straight grip walnut stock and forearm, overall fair condition with bluing fading and thinning, scratches and handling marks on the receiver, bright shiny bore with a smooth, working tight-locking action, stock and forearm appear to have an older refinished surface. R/CR 85. Winchester model 53 44 W.C.F lever action rifle SN 8309, manufactured in 1926, left rear of the barrel is marked with the model, maker, nickel steel and caliber markings, right rear has the standard two line address, standard three line upper tang markings and the serial number is on the bottom of the receiver, blade front sight with a semibuckhorn rear sight, half magazine tube, steel-serrated butt plate, plain forearm with metal tip, straight grip walnut stock, overall fair condition with an extremely shiny bore, tight-locking smooth, working action, heavily faded receiver, case colored checkered trigger and case colored lever, faded and thinned bluing on the barrel with very light areas of rust speckles, light pressure dents and handling marks on the stock and forearm. R/CR 86. Pedersoli Rolling Block .357 Mag. breech loading rifle SN RO1785, 28 1/2" octagon barrel, blade front sight with a buck-horn style adj. rear, falling block action, brass butt plate and trigger guard, smooth walnut stock and forearm, overall fair condition with speckled rust on the barrel, normal signs of use and wear on the stock and forearm, various light pressure dents on the underside of the stock. R 87. Browning BLR .308 lever action rifle SN 06344K70, Fitted with a Bushnell rifle scope, and leather sling, missing magazine, checkered wrist and forearm, overall good condition with handling marks and light pressure dents. R 88. Interarms Mark X 30-06 bolt action rifle SN 62832, 21" barrel, custom laminate stock, fitted with scope mounts, safety does not appear to function correctly, overall good condition with a bright shiny bore, light handling marks. R 89. Husqvarna model 8000 .300 win. mag bolt action rifle SN 356810, 24" barrel, checkered wrist and forearm with a Monte Carlo cheek piece and a rose wood nose cap, bright shiny bore, fitted with a Bushnell rifle scope and a leather sling, overall good condition, heavy surface scratches to the glossy finish, handling marks and wear on the high edges of the stock. R 90. Remington model 870 12ga. pump action shotgun SN 1032801V, 28" barrel chambered in modified choke for 2 3/4" shells, checkered pump slide and wrist, overall good condition with expected normal signs of use and wear. R 91. Savage model 30 series E .410 pump action shotgun SN C696887, 25 1/2" ventilated ribbed barrel, checkered pump slide and wrist, stamped, engraved receiver of wild fowl, smooth, working action that locks up tight, overall good 14
condition with expected handling marks and signs of use and wear. R 92. Ranger 22 Target .22 L.R rifle N.S.F Globe front sight with an incomplete rear adj. peep sight, receiver and barrel have been drilled and tapped for scope mounts, includes original magazine and a leather sling, overall fair condition with light bluing fading and wear, various light pressure dents and handling marks on the walnut stock. R/CR 93. Springfield model 1898 .30-40 krag bolt action rifle SN 466384, serial number range showing it to be made in 1903, barrel cut down to 22", cut down altered rifle stock with applied checkering to the wrist, later applied uneven lacquer finish, overall fair condition with bluing fading and wear, handling marks and finish wear with a crack in the butt of the stock, bright shiny bore. R 94. Ithaca Miner Grade 4 double barrel .20ga shotgun SN 202671, 28" barrels with a single bead sight on a solid matte rib, barrels marked Krupp Fluid Steel, Case-hardened box lock action is finely-scroll engraved with a sporting dog on point in a field scene on each side and a partridge on the bottom, trigger guard has a snipe surrounded by a simple engraved design, action is marked Ithaca Gun Co. on each side of the action, double gold washed triggers, tang safety, mounted on a fancy checkered splinter forearm and pistol grip stock, Hawkins ventilated recoil pad, engraved initial shield inscribed H.E.D, serial number 4 over 20 stamped on the water table of the action, overall great condition considering the age of the firearm, heavy coating of cosmoline in the bores, even colored blued barrels, bluing wear on the end of the barrels, heavy scoring on the bottom of the stock, light pressure dents and handling marks on the wood work, even faded case colors on the action and trigger guard. R/CR 95. Savage model 1903 .22 pump action rifle SN 46583, 23 1/2" octagon barrel, manufactured from 1903 to 1922, standard markings, beaded front sight with adj. notched rear sights, 11 groove forearm and a smooth round knob pistol grip stock with a steel crescent butt plate, overall fair condition with heavy bluing fading on the barrel, scratches and scuff marks on the receiver, correct working tight-locking action, good rifling in the bore, surface rust on the original magazine, surface rust around the trigger guard and areas of the receiver. R/CR 96. Unidentified half stock Kentucky heavy target rifle 32" full octagon heavy target barrel that has been relined to reduce it to a .38 cal., is presumed to have originally been a .65 cal., unmarked barrel using a stylized "G. Goulcher" lock with engraved game bird scene, half stock Kentucky rifle using a Bedford school style brass patch box, German silver stag inlay, double set triggers, 4 1/2" long brass toe plate, German silver nose cap, brass crescent butt plate, later applied tang mounted peep sight, globe style front sight, replaced nipple on the lock assembly, overall fair condition with heavy pitting around the breech, various rust pitting spots under the refinish of the barrel, polished brass mountings, partially refinished stock. NR
97. Ranger model 103.5 12ga. over/under shotgun SN 6453, 26" applied Polychoke ventilated ribbed barrels with two bead sights, barrels appear to have been opened up with the side of the mono-block stamped "Skeet", double triggers and extractors, excellent bores and a tight-locking action, overall good condition with a worn receiver turning to a plum color, checkered walnut forearm and matching stock both heavily refinished, the butt was cut and lengthened with the original wood with plastic spacers. R 98. Remington 03-A3 30-06 WWII era rifle SN 3729818, barrel dated 4-43 and is stamped "RA" followed by the Ordnance Corps "Shell & Flame" insignia behind the front sight, Arsenal rebuild in the original configuration, circle "P" 15
proof mark on the wrist, clear Ogden Arsenal "O.G" inspection mark that indicates this rifle was inspected but not over hauled by the arsenal, overall good condition with excellent working action, good bore, retains most of the parkerized finish, nice walnut stock showing a few light pressure dents and handling marks. R/CR 99. Browning "Superposed" 12ga. over/under shotgun SN 5284, Belgium made shotgun having 32" ventilated ribbed barrels, single selective trigger and automatic ejectors, bright bores and a tight-locking action, metal was skillfully reblued leaving all the edges and engraving, and lettering sharp, nicely figured checkered trap style walnut stock that has been refinished in a glossy finish, applied spacer and recoil pad, overall great condition. R/CR 100. Thompson Encore 25-06 Rifle SN 532578,T/C Custom Shop model with a 26" high gloss blued target barrel, walnut stock and forearm, fitted wit a scope mount, overall good condition with light handling marks, scratches and a few scuff marks on the forearm. R 101. U.S Springfield model 1884 Trapdoor 45-70 cal. rifle SN 545606, late production rifle made in 1892, blued barrel bands, lock plate, hammer, trigger guard and butt plate, lock is stamped with the eagle and shield motif followed by "U.S/Springfield" in two lines, top of the breechblock is marked "U.S/MODEL/1884" in three lines, barrel is un-marked and appears to have been reblued, correct re-blued Buffington rear sight stamped with "R", fitted with the correct low arch breechblock, three-click tumbler and grooved trigger, action appears to work correctly, heel of the butt plate is stamped with a "U.S"/ 47/ 1 ST SEP. CO.", left side of the stock has the "SWP" over 1892 final inspection mark, faint circle "P" proof mark on the underside of the stock behind the trigger guard finial, overall good refinished and restored condition, all metal surfaces appear to have been re-blued, and stock has been refinished showing pre existing, handling marks and pressure dents, stock has a crack in the stock behind the rear barrel band. NR 102. Converted U.S Springfield 1812 Musket Converted to a smooth bore shotgun, having a 39" barrel, a cut down altered stock, U.S Springfield lock plate dated 1815 that has a newer frizzen applied by welding, replaced later model hammer, heavy rust pitting still present under the new blued finish on the plate, steel butt plate and trigger guard, surface rust on the barrel, includes a ram rod, overall fair condition. NR 103. French Model 1853/1867 Snider Conversion shotgun Snider Conversion that is modified to be a sporter known as the "ZULU" shotgun, converted to accept Snider breech-loading cartridges in 10ga., 36" barrel stamped "HUNTER", various French roll stamps, Scarce brass breech-block model, stock has been altered to sporting length and style with a checkered wrist, overall fair condition with a working action, surface rust and areas of pitting, scuffs scratches and handling marks on the stock. NR 104. Unidentified half stock Kentucky conversion shotgun 42" smooth round barrel, unmarked lock plate, percussion ignition, brass trigger guard and butt plate with nose cap, refinished stock with wood burning to raise the grain, heavily pitted barrel and lock, no original finish is present, overall fair condition. NR 105. Parker Bros. VH grade 12ga. side by side shotgun SN 184363, Single bead sight on the concave matte rib marked "PARKER BROTHERS, MAKERS, MERIDEN, CONN, VULCAN STEEL", 2 3/4" chambers, single extractor, standard patent, grade, and serial number markings on the water table with light zig-zag border engraving on the side and bottom of the receiver, dual triggers and a tang mounted safety, checkered splinter forearm and pistol grip stock with a hard rubber Parker Bros. marked grip cap, later applied rubber recoil pad, 30" faded finished barrels that have very little original finish showing, receiver and trigger appear to have been polished with no original case colors showing, stock and forearm appear to have been refinished still showing previous handling marks and light pressure dents, overall good condition with bright shiny bores and a tight lock box lock action. R/CR 106. Winchester model 9410 .410 lever action shotgun SN SG01716, 23 1/2" barrel with a fiber optic front sight and a sporting style adj. rear, straight grip walnut checkered stock and forearm, overall like new condition with minimal signs 16
of use. R 107. Winchester model 1907 .351 cal. self loading rifle SN 39060, manufactured between 1945 and 1957, blade front sight and adj. sporting rear, "W/P" oval proof marks stamped on the top of the rear of the barrel and receiver, smooth walnut forearm and pistol grip stock, includes magazine, overall good condition with a bright shiny bore, refinished stock and forearm, surface scratches and handling marks on the receiver, includes magazine. R/CR 108. Sporterized Enfield MK1 No. 4 .303 bolt action rifle SN K27833, replaced 23 1/2" unmarked sporter barrel presumed to be a .303 caliber, plated magazine, trigger guard, safety, sling swivels, and butt plate, and bolt handle, cut down and altered stock refinished with a high gloss finish, bright shiny bore and smooth, working action, overall good condition. R 109. Marlin model 1898 12 ga. pump action shotgun SN 46056, 26 1/2" barrel chambered for 2 3/4", heavily faded bluing on the barrel, magazine tube and receiver, with no original finish showing, refinished and sanded stock and forearm, barrel and magazine tube do not fit tight in the receiver, action and hammer appear to work correctly, overall fair condition. R/CR 110. Springfield model 1903 30-06 carbine rifle SN 420525, Calvary Carbine configuration having the Lyman No. 48 rear peep sight, shortened stock, modified front sight, 20" barrel, special barrel band and left side sling swivel mounts, all characteristics of the carbine model, overall good condition with smooth operating action and a bright shiny bore, refinished stock showing previous handling marks, bluing wear on the high edges with light thinning. R/CR
111. Winchester model 94 30 W.C.F lever action rifle SN 1477843, manufactured in 1941, blade front sight with a adj. sporting type rear, standard Winchester markings, smooth forearm with a steel-serrated butt plate mounted on a straight grip stock, overall fair condition with heavy bluing fading and wear on the receiver, smooth, working tightlocking action, bluing thinning and fading on the barrel and magazine tube, expected wear and handling marks on the stock and forearm. R/CR 112. Marlin model 336 30-30 lever action rifle SN 71138169, includes a Weaver K4F rifle scope with a nylon sling, bright shiny bore with a smooth, working action that locks up tight, a few minor speckled rust spots on the receiver with light bluing wear and fading, expected handling marks on the stock and forearm, with a crack in the stock by the pistol grip. R 113. Marlin model 336SC .35 Rem lever action rifle SN G56780, 3/4" length magazine tube, includes a Weaver K4W rifle scope and leather sling, overall fair condition with heavy bluing wear and fading on the barrel, bluing wear on the edges of the receiver with areas of light speckled rust, stock and forearm have pressure dents and handling marks, stock and forearm appear to have an older refinish applied. R 114. U.S Springfield model 1884 Trapdoor Cadet 45-70 rifle SN 70202, Cadet model having a 29 1/2" barrel, Buffington rear sight stamped with the letter "R", rifle features the new breech markings "U.S/ MODEL/ 1884", lock plate is marked with the eagle/shield motif along with "U.S/Springfield" ahead of the hammer, unclear proof marks on the barrel, faint cartouche mark on the stock, "US" marked steel butt plate, missing cleaning rod, sling swivel is attached to the trigger guard, stacking swivel attached to the front barrel band, correct working action, overall fair condition with a heavily faded finish on the barrel with an applied hooded sight, possible reblued finish on the action, expected handling marks and wear on the stock. NR 115. U.S Eddystone model 1917 30-06 bolt action rifle SN 763158, end of the barrel is marked with the importers name, top end of barrel is marked "JA" over a flaming bomb proof mark, standard fixed blade front sight with an adjustable ladder rear peep sight, standard receiver markings, later applied professional refinished walnut stock with 17
grasping grooves, has sling swivels and bayonet lug, even faded finish on the metal work with wear on the high edges, overall good condition with a smooth, working action with a bright shiny bore. R/CR 116. Dutch Beaumont M1871/88 Conversion rifle SN 3869, serial number is stamped on the barrel and butt plate, number 883 stamped on the bolt and components and above the chamber on the receiver, faint P. STEVENS/ MAASTRICHT markings on the receiver, round faint proof mark on the stock, clear 1891 date stamp on the tang of the butt plate indicating the year it was converted to bolt action magazine system, overall fair condition with the metal finish being worn down to a gray patina, refinished stock, no original metal finish is present, dull appearing bore. NR 117. Browning BAR 30-06 rifle SN 137PV25635, Belgium made rifle with a 23" barrel with a hooded front sight, high gloss blued finish, Walnut checkered wrist and forearm with a high gloss finish, includes a Leupold 3.5x10 rifle scope and magazine, overall good condition with a bright shiny bore, light handling marks, a few large scuff marks on the bottom of the stock. R 118. Marlin model 1893 .25-36 lever action rifle SN 251811, fitted with a 24" octagon barrel with a German silver blade front sight with an adjustable rear sporting sight, the barrel has the two-line address/patent dates on the top barrel flat, and "Special SMOKELESS STEEL" stamped by the sight with caliber designation stamped on the top barrel flat by the receiver, upper tang is stamped with the model and has two applied threaded holes for a sight, good working tight-locking action with a dull appearing bore, overall fair condition with a heavily faded finish that has a gray patina, very little original bluing is present, smooth straight grip walnut stock with a steel crescent butt plate, light pressure dents and handling marks on the stock and forearm with expected finish wear. R/CR 119. Egyptian Snider.577 smooth bore musket Believed to be an Egyptian Police Snider with Egyptian markings on the barrel, EP with a half moon stamped on the lock, cut down stock with a checkered wrist, soldered rail applied to the barrel, rudimentary back sight, all characteristics of Eqyptian Snider's, overall fair condition with a heavily polished and buffed barrel and lock assembly, refinished stock with a small crack by the rear barrel tang, heavy handling marks and pressure dents are still visible under the new finish. NR 120. Remington Sportsman 12ga. Shotgun SN 504900, 23 1/2" rifled barrel with a 2 3/4" chamber, roll stamped engraved mallards in flight scene on the receiver, includes a Redfield 5x scope, overall fair condition with a bright shiny bore, heavily faded and thinned bluing on the barrel and receiver, applied slip on recoil pad, stock and forearm appear to have been refinished, expected handling marks and signs of use and wear. R 121. Unidentified percussion shotgun 32" barrels in 12 bore, brass trigger guard, wedges and nose cap, double triggers with rolled engraved exposed hammers, rolled engraved lock plates, refinished stock with a checkered wrist, hammers and lock plate have been heavily polished, even, faded plum-colored barrels, overall good condition. NR 122. Enfield NO.1 MKIII .303 British rifle SN 76576, Importer mark on the rear of the barrel under the handguard, Standard British proof marks, replaced non matching wooden handguard and stock, light refinishing on the stock, heavy finish wear on the high edges of the gun, heavy handling marks and wear, smooth, working action and a clean bore, overall good condition. R/CR 123. Enfield No4 Mk1 US Property marked .303 British rifle SN 36C6816, Made in the US during WW2 as a wartime assistance under the Lend Lease program, US PROPERTY marked on the side rail, Maker marked from Savage Arms and dated 1942, overall fair condition with expected heavy finish wear and fading on the metal work, refinished stock and handguard with faded finish, various pressure dents and heavy handling marks, good rifling in the bore with a smooth, working tight-locking action. R/CR 124. Enfield M/47C No. 4 MK.1 .303 British bolt action rifle N.S.F Cut down and altered incomplete stock, no visible serial numbers, heavy finish wear and fading on the metal work, various handling marks and pressure dents on the 18
stock, good rifling in the bore with a smooth, working action, overall fair condition. R 125. C. Sharps Arms Inc. Model 1885 "High WALL" 25-35 rifle SN 75-3500, Case colored receiver with octagon top, 26 1/2" full octagon barrel, single trigger, tang drilled for an optional tang sight, crescent butt with cheek rest and a silver inlayed forend tip, smooth walnut stock and forend, overall good condition that appears to be un-fired, areas of speckled rust are beginning to form on the barrel, small chips and a scuff on the cheek piece, light handling marks on the surface. R
126. Left Hand Browning T Bolt .22 L.R bolt action rifle SN 34594X7, like new condition with original box, includes magazine and a Browning rifle scope, minor light handling marks. R 127. Keystone Cricket .22 L.R single shot rifle SN 403648, overall good condition with speckled rust on the barrel and light handling marks. R 128. Hamilton model 27 .22 single shot rifle N.S.F overall poor condition with heavy wear and finish fading. R/CR 129. Short Barreled Musketoon Assembled using a 14 1/2" rifled style barrel in 10 bore, chrome-plated metal parts, crack in the stock behind the lock plate, overall fair condition with oxidation on the plated parts, various handling marks on the stock, appears to be a non-firing replica. NR 130. Colt Derringer .22 short handgun SN 68896D, having a 2 1/2" side swing barrel, 4th model Derringer with a nickelplated receiver and a blued barrel with smooth birdshead grips, comes with a wooden presentation box, overall good condition with light handling marks, surface wear on the wooden box. R 131. Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket .25ACP handgun SN 143978, having a 2" barrel, left side of the slide is marked with the two line address and patent dates, right side is marked ''COLT AUTOMATIC/CALIBRE .25", blued finished frame and slide with a case-hardened trigger, Colt marked magazine, Black checkered grips with the "COLT" banner at the top and Rampant Colt emblem at the bottom, complete with original paperwork and box, box is in poor condition, firearm is in overall fair condition with areas of speckled rust, bluing wear on the high edges of the gun, expected handling marks and surface wear. R/CR 132. Mauser model 1914 7.65mm handgun SN 302465, having a 3 1/4" barrel, blued frame and slide, original checkered grips, includes original magazine, overall fair condition with areas of surface rust and light pitting, bluing loss on the high edges, various handling marks and surface wear. R/CR 133. Stoeger Luger .22 L.R handgun SN 12531, having a 4 1/2" barrel, Manufactured by Stoeger to be a copy of the German P-08 Luger chambered in .22 long rifle, blued finish and brown composite checkered grips, overall fair condition with oxidation forming on the finish with areas of surface rust beginning to form, expected light handling marks, missing the magazine. R 134. DWM P-08 German Luger 9mm handgun SN 9650, having a 4" barrel, 1915 dated chamber, Imperial German proof marks, numbers matching with the exception of the magazine, overall fair condition with bluing wear on the high edges of the gun, various bluing fading, handling marks, areas of light pitting and surface rust. R/CR 135. Mauser P-08 German Luger 9mm handgun SN 6263, having a 4" barrel, example of a pre WW2 Luger that was manufactured by Mauser in 1935, fixed sights S/42 stamped on the front toggle, eagle over 63 proof marks on the ex19
tension with eagle firing proof mark, straw-colored small parts, blued frame and barrel, wooden checkered grips, all parts appear numbers matching including the magazine, overall fair condition with heavy surface rust and light pitting on both sides of the handle, heavy finish thinning and light surface rust on the barrel, various bluing wear and fading on the frame, expected wear and handling marks on the finish. R/CR 136. Mauser Mode HSC 7.65mm handgun SN 929046, having a 3" barrel, blued frame and slide with wooden checkered grips, Waffenamt and Nazi proof mark on both sides of the trigger guard, overall poor condition with surface rust and areas of light pitting, well worn wooden grips, includes magazine. R/CR 137. Mauser P-08 German Luger 9mm handgun SN 4413, having a 4" barrel, chamber dated 1939 with a "42" Mauser code on the toggle, the right side of the barrel extension has the double "Eagle/63" Waffenamt proofs next to the single eagle firing proof mark, which is present on the right side of the barrel, matching serial number under the barrel over the bore diameter of "8.83", standard safety markings of "GESICHERT", all small parts appear to be numbers matching, correct date coded aluminum magazine, overall fair to good condition with bluing wear on the high edges, various fading and thinning, areas of speckled rust, heavy rust and light pitting on the frame handles. R/CR 138. Mauser model 1914 7.65mm handgun SN 364431, having a 3 1/4" barrel fixed sights, blued frame and slide with wooden checkered grips, overall fair condition with bluing loss on the high edges, fading and thinning, surface rust and light pitting, heavy wear on the grips, includes magazine. R/CR 139. Imported Mauser C-96 "Broom Handle" 7.65mm handgun SN 588650, having a 4" re-blued barrel, polished and reblued frame with importers name stamped on the frame, original appearing re-finished grips, overall good condition with light surface rust on the frame under the sights, thin scratch in the bluing under the barrel, replaced lanyard ring. R 140. Mauser model HSC 7.65mm handgun SN 894443, having a 3" barrel, blued frame and slide with wooden checkered grips, includes magazine, overall Waffenamt stamps on both sides of the trigger guard, slide appears to have been polished and possibly re-blued, surface rust and light pitting on the handle and backstrap, refinished grips, various light handling marks. R/CR 141. Colt model 1895 .41 cal. Revolver SN 20560, double action 6 shot revolver having a 6" barrel, barrel is marked on the left with caliber information, the top is marked with the two-line Hartford address/patent information, original Colt checkered grips with the name imprinted at the top, overall poor condition with a non-working action, heavy finish loss, surface rust and light pitting, missing the threaded knob on the cylinder release pin. R/CR 142. Smith & Wesson 1 1/2 second issue .32 rimfire spur trigger revolver SN 3225, 3 1/2" barrel, smooth wood birdshead style grips , nickel-plated finish, action and timing appear correct, overall poor condition with heavy plating loss, surface rust and pitting. NR 143. German WWII PO8 Police Holster Marked "Franz Cobau Berlin 1935" with police starburst, good stitching with flexible leather, various finish wear and age discoloration, mold and mildew forming on the surface, overall good condition including a magazine. 144. T. Birkett Percussion shotgun T. Birkett St. Mary's Square Birmingham stamped on the top of the barrel, engraved lock plate and exposed hammer, finely checkered wrist and forearm, steel butt plate, overall poor condition with a faded brown patina finish with surface rust and pitting, heavy wear and handling marks on the stock, previous owners initials carved in the bottom of the stock. NR 145. Savage 24 VA combination .222/20 ga gun SN A137932, 24" barrels, box lock action, rolled engraved receiver, exposed hammer, checkered wrist and forearm, overall good condition with bright shiny bores, tight-locking action, 20
finish wear on the high edges of the gun, areas of bluing fading and thinning, handling marks and finish wear on the stock and forearm. R 146. Egyptian Remington Rolling Block .43 cal. Rifle Breech loading rolling block action, 35" barrel with bayonet lug, Egyptian markings on the barrel and receiver, overall poor condition with a fair bore, working action, heavily faded metal finish, heavy finish wear and handling marks on the stock and forearm, various cracks in the stock under the barrel, overall fair to poor condition. NR 147. Winchester model 1892 .44 W.C.F rifle SN 851329, manufactured in 1918 Carbine model with a staple mounted saddle ring on the left side of the receiver, 20" round barrel with full length magazine, block-mounted steel front blade sight behind the front barrel band with a folding rear leaf sight, standard markings with Winchester factory proof marks, reblued receiver and barrel with a refinished stock and forearm, professional restoration with previous light pressure dents and handling marks are still present under the new finish, smooth, working tight-locking action with a bright shiny bore, overall great refinished condition. R/CR 148. Winchester model 92 .44 W.C.F lever action rifle SN 987410, manufactured 1929, Carbine model with staple mounted on the side of the receiver that is missing the saddle ring, 20" round barrel with full length magazine, standard Winchester markings and proof marks, reblued barrel and receiver, refinished stock and forearm, professional restoration, overall great condition with a bright shiny bore, smooth, working tight-locking action. R/CR 149. Remington model 512 .22 bolt action rifle NSF, 24 1/2" barrel with a 3/4 length magazine tube, overall good condition with bluing fading and wear, expected handling marks and finish wear on the walnut stock. R 150. N.R Davis & Sons "AJAX" 12ga. side by side shotgun SN C4154, hammerless box lock action shotgun having 28" barrels, walnut smooth pistol grip stock, overall fair condition with a heavily faded metal finish that has turned to a plum-colored patina, various light surface rust with signs of pitting, deteriorated recoil pad, heavy finish wear on the stock and forearm with handling marks, loose fitting stock. R/CR 151. Harrington & Richardson model 176 10ga. single shot shotgun SN A5246246, having a 36" barrel case colored box lock action with exposed hammer, overall good condition with light rust speckling on the barrel, various handling marks on the stock and forearm. R 152. Spencer Arms Slide action 12ga. Shotgun SN 2101, manufactured from 1882-1889, 29 1/2" Damascus steel barrel stamped "SPENCER ARMS Co./ PAT. APR. 1882", fitted with the short style checkered walnut slide handle that is heavily worn, pistol grip stock with cracks around the tang, heavy finish fading with no original finish showing, receiver has pressure dents on the side and heavy wear around wear slide action contacts, action works correctly, stock appears to have an older refinish applied with previous wear and pressure dents still showing. NR 153. Remington model 12A .22 pump action rifle SN 620510, smooth, working tight-locking action, applied I.D number applied to the slide, grooved forearm slide, straight grip stock with plastic Remington checkered butt plate, heavy finish fading on the barrel and receiver, wear on the high edges, expected handling marks and wear, overall fair condition. R/ CR 154. Antique English Percussion side by side shotgun 12ga. 33" barrels, checkered walnut stock, lock plates and barrels are marked "London", overall fair condition with surface rust and pitting, crack in the stock around the wrist and lock plate. NR 155. Hopkins and Allen Falling Block single shot 12ga. Shotgun 21 1/2" round barrel stamped " HOPKINS & ALLEN ARMS CO. NORWICH CONN. U.S.A", checkered wrist and forearm, breech loading falling block action, overall fair condition with heavy bluing wear and thinning, no original finish is showing, various handling marks and wear on the stock and forearm. NR 21
156. J. Stevens model 1915 .22 single shot rifle SN 214, breech loading falling block action, 22 1/2" round barrel with a blade front sight with an adj. sporting type rear, faded plum-colored patina on the barrel and receiver with wear on the high edges, areas of light speckled rust with some light pitting, expected handling marks and pressure dents on the stock and forearm, overall fair condition. R/CR 157. Remington model 4 .32 rimfire single shot rifle 22" octagon barrel stamped "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION. NY U.S.A, Falling block action, loose fitting barrel and action, reapplied finish that is blistering, crack in the stock by the tang, severely faded finish on the metal work, speckled rust and pitting, overall poor condition. NR 158. Engraved W&C Scott & Sons percussion side by side shotgun 27" Laminated steel barrels with a solid smooth concave rib marked "W&C. SCOTT & SON. LONDON", engraved and marked lock plates, exposed hammers, dual triggers, checkered forearm and straight grip stock, overall good condition with finish faded barrels, crack in the flash guard in front of the hammer, handling marks and wear. NR 159. Signed A.H Siegfried percussion .44 cal. side by side rifle 33" barrels, double blade front sight, exposed hammers, engraved hammers and lock plate, brass trigger guard, two-piece patch box, crescent brass butt plate with toe, overall good condition with a refinished stock and polished brass hardware, even faded plum-colored barrels, scattered light pitting, separation on the trigger guard, overall fair condition. NR 160. Remington No.9 single shot 12ga. Shotgun SN 49273, 32" round barrel, Unique side-cocking lever, smooth pistol grip stock, original checkered logo butt plate, faded plum-colored patina, pressure dents and handling marks on the wood, cocking lever operates, heavily faded finish, scattered light pitting and rust, overall fair condition. R/CR 161. Two Antique H&R Young America revolvers stock# 2610 SN 2145 .32 double action revolver having a 1 1/2" barrel, stock # 2611 SN 28095, .22 ca. having a 1 1/2" barrel, poor condition with surface rust and pitting, improper working actions. R/CR 162. Colt model 1849 .31 cal. Pocket revolver SN 319475, single action 5 shot revolver having a 4" barrel that still is exhibiting strong rifling, metal surfaces are an even gunmetal gray with a few isolated areas of bluing still visible, brass trigger guard and backstrap, matching numbers gun, faded and worn engraved stagecoach scene on the cylinder, top barrel flat is marked with the standard Colt "US AMERICA" markings, original walnut grips, overall good condition considering its age, manufactured in 1869 according to Colts archives, expected finish wear and handling marks, proper working action and timing, expected wear and handling marks on the walnut grips. NR 163. Smith & Wesson model 1 1/2 1st issue .32 revolver SN 31839, single action 5 shot revolver having a 6" barrel, flat bottomed "square" rosewood grips, correct working action, heavily faded finish with areas of light pitting, smooth nonfluted cylinder, replaced screw for the barrel release catch, small scattered dings on the metal surface, standard one line address on the top of the barrel, overall fair condition. NR 164. E. Whitney Naval .36 cal. Percussion revolver SN 1397, 1st type 2nd model revolver having a 7 1/2" octagon barrel, 3 screw frame with a six shot cylinder, load lever and underside of the barrel are stamped "H.Z. MAST", refinished and reblued frame and barrel with a brass trigger guard, smooth walnut grips, Colt style loading lever, pin front sight, top strap grooved rear sight, smooth unfluted cylinder that has no engraved scenes, two line name and address stamped on the top barrel flat, no anchor mark by the breech, overall good refinished condition, with expected handling marks and signs of use. NR
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165. Two Remington pocket knives Pioneer Bullet knife model R1178C, Ranch Hand model R103, overall like new condition with original boxes. 166. Four Remington pocket knives ModlR295T "The Apprentice", model R293 H-T-T "The Hunter -Trader-Trapper", model R-1630, and a model R-1615T "The Mariner", like new condition with original boxes except for the Mariner that has surface rust on the blade. 167. German Hussar Horseman saber Circa. 1765-1785, 36" unmarked blade, steel handguard with a wooden leatherwrapped handle, overall fair condition with a loose-fitting handle, loss to the leather, various surface rust and pitting. 168. German Hunting sword Circa 1740-1760, 21 1/2" unmarked saw tooth backed blade, stag antler handle with a brass handguard, overall fair to good condition considering its age, resharpened blade, light pitting, even faded patina, expected signs of use and wear. 169. English Short saber Circa 1755-80, 28" unmarked blade, leather wire-wrapped handle, iron handguard with a dogs head pommel, overall fair condition with surface rust and areas of pitting, various dings on the spine of the blade. 170. Commonwealth of Pa model 1795 musket barrel 41" smooth bore barrel, CP 1187 with "CT" proof mark by the breech, faded dark colored patina, overall fair condition with scattered speckled rust and areas of pitting. 171. Parker Field & Co. Indian trade musket dated 1860 Since the late 17th century English makers supplied Indians in the New World with weapons according to general specifications but by the 19th century these weapons became known as trade guns, this example is a percussion model with Parker & CO. 1860 stamped behind the hammer on the lock plate, 30" .60 gauge smooth bore barrel, three- screw brass serpent side plate, brass butt plate, an older reapplied finish, even faded plum colored patina, wooden ramrod, two brass thimbles, iron mounted with a single trigger, overall good condition considering its age, handling marks and expected finish wear, pitting on the barrel by the breech, areas of light surface rust. NR 172. French model 1777 St. Etienne Flintlock musket Used during the American Revolution and Napoleonic war, all steel mounts, 3 barrel bands, barrel breech is marked C. 1808, button nosed steel ramrod, lock is marked "Manufact. A St. Etienne", faded gun metal gray patina, re-oil applied stock, British crown over "S" proof mark on the side plate, light pressure dents on the top of the barrel, overall good condition considering its age. NR 173. 1822 British Militia Tower musket 41 1/2" smooth bore barrel, brass fittings, barrel marked "PM" over ''LH 1822" presumed to be for a New England Militia, like many civilian arms there are no sling swivels, many of these militia weapons were built using surplus military components in conjunction with newly made or on-hand civilian components after the War of 1812, even, faded dark plum colored barrel, expected rust pitting at the breech, percussion conversion, re-applied oil finish, pressure dents and handling marks are still present, overall good condition. NR 174. Remington model 11 12ga. Shotgun SN 361933, 23" barrel with an applied Weaver choke, 2 3/4" chamber, aftermarket recoil pad, bluing wear on the high edges, various light bluing fading and thinning, overall good condition, handling marks and light scratches and scuffs on the stock and forearm. R 175. Savage model 29-A .22 slide action rifle SN 48018L, 3/4 length magazine tube, bluing wear and fading, expected handling marks and scratches on the stock and forearm, action works smoothly and locks up tight. R/CR 176. Inter Ordnance Inc. AK-47-C 7.62x39mm rifle SN 006460, overall like new condition with synthetic Tapco furniture, includes one 30rd magazine, minimal handling marks. R 177. Springfield Armory M1A Socom 16 .308 rifle SN 189619, overall good condition, black synthetic stock, night sight, flash hider, forward scope rail. R
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178. Savage model 24 Series S combination gun .22mag/.20ga SN E175989, 24" barrels, 3'' chamber, case colored receiver, good bluing, wear on the stock by the wrist, expected handling marks and wear on the stock and forearm. R 179. Remington 870 Marine magnum 12ga. shotgun SN D788614M, 3" chamber, extended magazine tube, plated barrel and receiver, black synthetic stock and slide, overall good condition, light scratches on the stock, and wear on the butt pad. R 180. Ruger 10/22 Tactical model rifle SN 358-06722, 16" threaded barrel with flash hider, red dot sight, nylon sling, black synthetic stock, 25 rd magazine, overall great condition. R 181. Bushmaster XM15-E2S 5.56x45mm rifle SN BFI531905, 1-9 twist 16" barrel with flash hider, collapsible stock, flat top receiver, overall good condition with expected wear and handling marks. R 182. Mossberg model 500A 12ga pump action shotgun SN R943219, 20" barrel in cylinder choke, extended magazine tube with side saddle, Carlson breacher choke, Cerakote finish in Sig dark gray, synthetic stock, overall good condition with minor handling marks. R 183. Inter Ordnance Inc. AK-47-C 7.62x39mm rifle SN 006483, overall like new condition having Magpul furniture, 20 rd magazine. R 184. Century Arms WASR-10-63 7.62x39mm rifle SN BX-2066-86RO, applied painted camo finish, laminate wood stock, side scope mount, front night sight, picatinny acc. rail with flash hider, overall good condition with handling marks. R 185. Bushmaster XM15-E2S 5.56x45mm rifle SN L351022, 20" barrel with flash hider, A2 style sights, A2 buttstock, Quad rail, flat top receiver, overall good condition with areas of finish loss, includes a 30rd magazine. R 186. U.S Springfield model 1864 type II .58 cal. Musket 40" round barrel with three barrel bands retained by springs, front sight bayonet lug on top near the muzzle and one -leaf flip-up rear sight, percussion lock with flat beveled hammer behind eagle motif and "U.S Springfield" and dated 1864 on the tail, steel furniture with sling swivels, VP over eagle proof marks on the barrel by the breech, dated 1864 on the top of the barrel by the breech, even faded gun metal gray patina, heavy expected handling marks on the stock, a cross carved on the buttstock, finish wear and expected wear on the surfaces, overall good condition. NR 187. J.H Keeney & Co. Large Classroom Cutway Model of the 1918A2 Browning rifle This is a 95" long oversized demonstration model of the 1918A2 Browning Automatic Rifle, Used in classroom settings, the model demonstrates the internal parts of the rifle, including the open bolt operation. The cutaway sections are highlighted in red paint. mounted on a gray painted wood base marked "WORKING MODEL BROWNING/AUTOMATIC RIFLE/CAL. 30 M-1918 A2" with manufacturer name plate, includes a plastic dummy round, die-cast construction with movable parts, overall good condition with various paint loss and wear.
188. Winchester mod. 60-A .22 bolt action rifle N.S.F Standard markings with Winchester factory proof marks, professional refinished stock, reblued barrel and receiver, overall good condition with minor handling marks, light bluing fading and thinning. R/CR 24
189. Savage mod. 24 combination gun .22wmr/.410 N.S.F 24" long barrels, case colored receiver, blued barrels, smooth walnut stock and forearm, bright shiny bores, applied Williams peep sight, overall good condition with handling marks and wear on the stock and forearm, faded and thinned bluing on the barrels, tight locking action. R 190. Smith & Wesson mod. 629-6 .44 Magnum SN DCM6987, double action 6 shot revolver having a 4" barrel, stainless steel frame and barrel, red ramp front sight, original rubber grips, overall great condition, light handling marks, timing and action appear to work correctly. R 191. Kahr P9 9x19mm handgun SN YA2799, 3 1/2" barrel, polymer frame, stainless slide, white dot front sight, includes magazine, overall good condition with minimal handling marks and wear. R 192. Ruger P345 .45 auto handgun SN 664-14120, having a 4" barrel, polymer frame, recessed thumb rests, bobbed hammer spur, ambidextrous slide mounted decocking lever, overall great condition with minor handling marks, includes magazine and a Fobus holster. R 193. Taurus "The Judge" .45 LC/ .410 revolver SN FM552727, having a 3" blued barrel and frame, case colored trigger and hammer, overall great condition with a Blackhawk holster, light handling marks and wear. R 194. YHM mod. YHM-15 lower receiver SN YH8524, Yankee Hill Machine AR-15 lower receiver, made from aircraft grade forged aluminum, over sized magazine well, accepts all standard parts, hardcoat anodized matte black finish, overall like new condition. R 195. LRB Arms mod. 15SA lower receiver SN 017479, made from aircraft grade aluminum, accepts all mil-spected internal parts, includes a Magpul grip, and a collapsible stock. Trigger guard "ear tabs" broken off, integral trigger guard installed with pistol grip to alleviate any problems. Everything functions as it should. R 196. Eibar "Ideal" Ruby type .32 ACP handgun SN 12729, 3" barrel, nickel plated finish with wood checkered grips, standard Eibar markings on the slide with an importers name on the top of the slide, overall good condition with expected wear and handling marks, includes an aftermarket leather holster, includes magazine. R/CR 197. Ruger P345 "AIRSOFT" pistol Semi-auto CO2 airsoft pistol with accessory rail, detachable magazine, overall like new condition. 198. Anderson Manufacturing AM-15 .223/5.56 rifle SN 15284887, 20" stainless steel 1-8 twist Wylde barrel, flat top receiver with picatinny rail, dust cover, forward assist, free floating aluminum handguard, includes a Pmag magazine, overall great condition with a few light handling marks. R 199. T/C Impact .50 cal. In-line muzzleloader Blued barrel with a fiber optic front sight, synthetic stock with the 1" spacer, includes a 3x9 rifle scope, overall like new condition. 200. NRA Tatonka Cartridge display plaque Like new condition measuring 11 1/4" x 17 1/2" long, contains 22 various cartridges. 201. Case XX model 323-6 6" fixed blade knife Overall great conditon with a leather sheath, discoloration and wear to the leather sheath. 202. Case XX changer knife Overall great conditon with the Clip blade, Fillet/Boning blade, Drop point blade, and the Saw blade, Jig Bone handle with leather sheath. 203. U.S.N Mark 1 fighting knife Marked PAL RH 35, resharpened and vigorously polished blade, includes orginal sheath that has also been polished. 204. 1991 Case XX Winston Cup Champion Trapper knife 4 5/8" blades, blue bone saddle horn trapper knife, like new condition with original box. 25
205. Two Case XX Hunter Knives Two blade Jigged bone handled knife with leather sheath with 4" blades, like new condition with wear on the sheath, model 365-5 5" fixed blade Hunter knife with leather handle and leather sheath, like new condition with minor handling marks. 206. Keen Kutter 5" folding blade Hunting knife Model # KK597 DS, like new condition with original box and sheath. 207. 4 Case XX Hunting knives Lot of four Case fixed blade hunting knives with sheaths, some have been resharpened, expected handling marks and wear, various blade lengths from 4" to 6". 208. Lot of 8 Percussion locks Signed and unsigned with names including Leaman Lancaster Pa, Coldard, Parker, various conditions with pitting, wear and areas of surface rust, overall fair condition. 209. OHAUS 2610g Triple Beam Balance scale Overall good condition including a model # 707-00 weight set. 210. Two Case XX lock back 4" folding knives Model P159 LSSP "Hammerhead", and a 59L SS, overall good condition with handling marks and surface scratches on the blades. 211. Case XX Mother of Pearl 5-Blade Trapper Knife #8554 Overall like new condition with minor handling marks. 212. Three Case XX Folding Knives Model 6265 SAB, jigged bone handles with resharpened blades, model 62031 LHR double folding blades, jigged bone handles, resharpened and worn blades, model 62009 1/2, resharpened worn blade, handling marks and wear with areas of pitting on the blades of the knives. 213. Lot of four Case XX knives Model 62055, 12031L, "Sod Buster JR", 6318 SS, first two knives have wear and scratches on the blades and appear to have been resharpened, last two appear to be in great condition with original edges. 214. Contempory "Lancaster CO." style powder horn 16" screw tip powder horn with leather strap machine made threads, metal strap hangers, applied brass rivets, overall great condition with finish wear.
215. Colt Single Action Army .32 W.C.F revolver SN 337241, having a 4 3/4" barrel, manufactured in 1919, matching numbers marked on the frame, trigger guard, and back strap, original circled Rampant Colt logo checkered grips, standard two line Hartford address on the top of the barrel with "32 WCF'' stamped on the barrel, three patent dates followed by the Rampant Colt logo on the frame, overall fair condition with excessive bluing fading and wear, turn line worn into the cylinder, correct appearing working action and timing, bright shiny bore, faded case colors on the hammer and frame. R/CR 216. Taurus model 44 .44 magnum revolver SN 306894, double action 6 shot revolver having a 6 1/2" ported barrel, stainless steel frame and barrel, rubber grips, red ramp front sight with adj. rear sight, overall great condition with light handling marks, bright shiny bore, very light turn line worn on the cylinder. R 217. Smith & Wesson mod. 910S 9mm handgun SN VJJ6109, Aluminum Alloy frame with a 4" barrel, white dot fixed front sight with a 2 dot adj. rear, slide mounted decocking lever, includes a 10 rd. magazine, Hogue rubber grips, overall like new condition with minor handling marks. R 218. Smith & Wesson model 1905 32-20 revolver SN 144125, double action 6 shot revolver having a 4" barrel, original wooden checkered grips, fixed blade front sight, case colored hammer, bright blued finish on the frame and barrel, bright shiny bore, correct working action and timing, light turn line worn on the cylinder, bluing wear on the end of the muzzle, expected light handling marks, overall great condition. R/CR
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219. Nazi Marked 7x50 Binoculars Marked "beh" over serial number 364824 (T), large Nazi eagle sitting on swastika, leather wrapped exterior, clear optics, overall good condition with finish wear on the surface and signs of use and wear. 220. Browning "Safari" BAR 30-06 rifle SN 311MM11073, Traditional style diamond checkered wrist and forear, high gloss finished walnut stock, bright blued finished engraved receiver and sporter style barrel, detachable magazine, includes a Bushnell Elite 3200 rifle scope, overall like new condition. R 221. Browning BPS 12ga pump action slug shotgun SN 10733MV121, 22" rifled slug barrel, steel receiver with bottom ejection, tang saftey, includes a Bushnell scope, overall like new condition with minor handling marks. R 222. Huglu AV 12ga. side by side shotgun SN 02C1581, 20" blued round barrels, barrels stamped HUGLU AV TufeklerinKooperatifi with importers name on the opposite side, case hardened colored box lock action, checkered wrist and forearm, threaded choke tubes, single trigger with a tang saftey, overall like new condition with minor handling marks. R 223. Heckler & Koch mod. 300 .22 WMR rifle SN 32-026802, includes two magazines, BSA rifle scope, checkered wrist and forearm, standard factory proof marks on the barrel and receiver, overall great condition with the exception of two areas of bluing loss with pitting on the top of the barrel, light handling marks on the walnut stock. R 224. Iver Johnsons 50th Anniversary M1 Carbine .30cal. rifle SN AA69695, Parkerized finish with walnut stock and handguard, includes three magazines, overall great condition with light handling marks. R 225. Remington mod. 700 30-06 bolt action rifle SN 294736, checkered wrist and forearm, ramp front sight with a sporter type rear, includes a Lyman All-American 4x rifle scope, overall good condition with a bright shiny bore, expected handling marks and wear. R 226. H&R Topper M48 12ga. single shot shotgun SN 123185, bright shiny bore, tight locking action, overall fair condition with bluing fading and thinning, speckled rust spots, various wear and handling marks on the stock and forearm. R 227. Mauser mod. 98 8mm bolt action rifle SN 5204, refinished stock with a polyurethane finish, clear Nazi proof mark on the barrel by the breech, barrel and action appear to have large gouges on the finish from a barrel vise, smooth working action with a bright shiny bore, applied scope mounts and rifle scope, heavy finish wear and loss on the metal surfaces, overall fair condition. R/CR 228. Springfield model 120 .22 bolt action rifle N.S.F overall poor condition with finish loss and wear with various speckled rust. R/CR 229. M5 bayonet and a German 8mm ammo pouch Bayonet uses the M8A1 scabbard, fair condition with drag marks on the blade and various wear, ammo pouch has various age cracks and wear. 230. Three Third- Reich Medals Winter campaign in Russia Medal, Infantry assault badge, West Wall medal, overall fair to good condition with various surface wear, missing ribbon and detached ribbon. 231. Third-Reich patches and badges Various surface wear, some missing pin backs, loss threads and discoloration. 232. Buck Centennial 100th Anniversary knife Classic model 501 folding knife with 100th anniversary laser-etched in the blade, wooden presentation case with coin, overall great condition. 233. Three Solingen Hunting knives Kansas Toothpick with 8" blade, great condition with a wooden handle, model 459 with a leather handle, 4 1/2" blade that has been polished, model 13156, with a jigged bone handle with a 5 1/2" laserengraved blade, expected wear and signs of use on the leather sheaths.
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234. Nazi M1934 Fire Police Helmet Clear decal is clear with a later paint applied sheild on the opposite side, missing line, intact chin strap, manufacture stamp is legible with a clear manufacture sticker on the inside, overall fair condition with an aluminum shell, various paint loss and dents on the exterior. 235. Double decal Luftwaffe German helmet Appears to have a later applied Luftwaffe eagle decal and shield logo, missing liner and chin strap, orange paint applied around the inside of the shell, various paint loss and surface wear with areas of rust. 236. Marlin mod. 80-DL .22 L.R bolt action rifle NSF, overall poor condition with extensive bluing wear and thinning, heavy rust on the barrel, drilled and tapped holes in the receiver for a scope mount, heavy wear on the stock, includes magazine. R/CR 237. Mossberg 146B .22 bolt action rifle NSF, overall poor condition with various extensive speckled rust on the barrel and magazine tube, missing rear sight, surface rust on the bolt handle, includes a Bushnell rifle scope, heavy handling marks on the stock. R 238. Mossberg mod. 85D 20ga. Bolt action shotgun NSF, overall fair condition with a refinished stock, various speckled rust on the barrel and receiver, includes magazine. R/CR 239. Mossberg mod. 500AB 12ga pump action shotgun SN D86059, 27 1/2" barrel chambered for 2 3/4" and 3", bright shiny bore, tight locking action, overall great condition with minor expected wear. R 240. Wards Hercules 12ga. Side by side shotgun SN X89614, 30" barrels case hardened receiver, dual triggers with tang safety, checkered wrist and forearm, overall fair condition with heavy finish wear and handling marks on the stock, speckled rust pitting on the barrels by the breech, light speckled rust spots on the barrel with light bluing fading and thinning. R/CR 241. J.C Higgins mod. 103.18 .22 rifle N.S.F overall good condition with discoloration to the plastic trigger guard, light bluing wear and thinning, expected handling marks. R/CR 242. Allen & Wheelock sidehammer .32 rimfire revolver Early production rimfire revolver from the Worcester manufacturing center in Massachusetts, 6 shot cylinder, 4" octagon barrel, metal surfaces have a dark plum colored patina, surface rust and pitting, engraved hunting dog scene on cylinder is barley visible, markings on barrel are hard to read under the pitting and discoloration, action appears to work correctly, original wood grips with expected handling marks, overall poor condition. NR 243. Iver Johnson mod. 50 "Sidewinder" .22 revolver SN E753, double action 9 shot revolver having a 6" barrel, blued frame and barrel, smooth walnut wrap around grips, case colored trigger, overall good condition with light handling marks. R
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