Antique British Percussion Short Blunderbuss, NVSN, approx. .52 cal., 15.75" 2-stage barrel bells to 1.75" at ring-turned muzzle, marked "26" (3 times) with 4 Birmingham proof marks at left breech flat; flat lockplate is marked "Glukman/1862/Birmingham" in oval below bolster, "(crown)/JC" at front; brass trigger guard and buttplate are marked "D", iron ramrod with brass barrel tip. Oil-finished walnut fullstock has sling loops fore/aft. Condition is very good, the dark barrel being smooth with scattered light erosion, good edges and clear markings, brass with moderate patina. Stock is sound and smooth with a 1.5" scrape and secure 2" V-crack at left wrist, else light use marks, appears to have had a band 5.25" behind muzzle (now missing) and re-shaped at nose (possibly due to damage). Action is very strong, nipple is mashed, smoothbore shows overall moderate erosion. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique European (Perhaps Belgian) Percussion Short Rifle, Altered from Flintlock, NVSN, .74 cal., 27.1" round barrel marked "0", "FR" and a sunken mark each side of nipple; beveled lockplate with rounded/pointed rear is marked "SB/19." ahead of large hammer with sunken "(crown)/BA" and "B" marks; steel fittings comprise trigger guard with sling swivel and sunken "(crown)/JD" mark at front, 2 finger-ridges at long rear tang, peaked buttplate marked "L", "3785/sunken (crown/shield)/1848" at top, serpentine sideplate, tulip-tip ramrod; 2 spring-retained brass bands (front of double-strap type with blade sight and sling swivel). Oil-finished hardwood fullstock has small circular "FB" stock maker's mark opposite lock, 3.75" "cupped" cheekrest and .9" roundel marked "A.P./1840" at left butt. Condition is good retaining much barrel browning that may be original, else gray-brown gunmetal having pitting at nipple area and top of buttplate, very good edges and markings. Stock is sound and generally smooth having light marks, 2" crack and bit of filler at upper band, and added varnish. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall light-moderate etching and very good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Unusual Probably European Percussion Cavalry Carbine, Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, NVSN, .69 cal., 13.5" round barrel marked "2/B" at left, has blade front and raised-notch rear sights, integral nipple bolster at octagonal breech; flat lockplate with squared front and military style hammer is unmarked; steel fittings include loop trigger guard (marked "4" in 2 places) with finger-spur and sling ring on long rear tang, crescent buttplate (marked "4") with reinforced lower tang, belt loop (marked "4") at right-side of buttstock, spring-retained band/nosecap holding the ball-tip ramrod. Walnut halfstock. Mfg'd likely 1840s-60s. Condition is good, the metal surfaces being polished bright. Stock is sound with added varnish. Action is strong (nipple replaced), bore is clean with scattered light pitting and sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Antique French Percussion Carbine, Mfg'd at Tulle Armory, NVSN, .72 cal., 19.75" round barrel has low-blade front, notched rear sights; bevel-edge carbine lock with rounded/pointed tail marked "Mre. Imple. De Tulle/J. Manceaux Entrepl", has tall left-leaning hammer, was altered from original flintlock; 11.75" front-hinged sling bar with double rings at left side; brass fittings include trigger guard on iron floorplate, flat buttplate, serpentine sideplate, nosecap with bar attachment. Oil-finished hardwood halfstock with "fish-belly" butt profile. Condition is good showing gray gunmetal cleaned of moderate etching with fine edges and clear markings, age-toned brass. Stock is sound showing scattered mostly small marks, smooth added finish. Two-click action is crisp (replaced nipple), smoothbore is bright. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Austrian Model 1867 Werndl Breechloading Single-Shot Military Musket, #872, 11mm CF cal., 33.25" round barrel has block-blade front sight and large graduated folding-leaf rear, bayonet lug 4" below right muzzle, marked "1", "St 83" and "Wn 73"; receiver marked at top with conjoined "OE" and "WG", has unique rotating breechblock with rebounding firing pin, 4" spring on tang to hold in place; long back-action lock has tiny sunken round "(lion's face)" mark over "872", hammer marked "B" and "3" at left side; steel fittings include trigger guard with long finger-rest, buttplate marked "V.L St. WB./5212", 2 clamping bands (top with sling swivel), nosecap, slotted ramrod. Oil-stained walnut 3/4 stock stamped "W" atop comb, has smaller marks and sling swivel at belly. Condition is very good showing smooth gray-brown gunmetal (bit of roughness forming at top of buttplate) having sharp edges and markings. Dark finished stock shows scattered dings and nicks from military use yet is sound. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall light etching and deep/sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

French Mle.1853-67 "Tabatiere" Breechloading 3-Band Infantry Rifle, Belgian Altered to Metallic Cartridge from Percussion, NVSN, 17.8mm, 34.6" round barrel, block-blade front and sliding-leaf rear sights, Belgian view and Liege "ELG" proofs and a sunken "O" at breech; variant Snider-style "trapdoor" breechblock is marked with 3 Belgian proofs outside, "883S" inside, has rebounding firing pin; back-action lock has distinctive "leaning" hammer, may have had markings removed; 3 brass bands, middle with sling swivel, upper double-strap band/nosecap retaining the trumpet-tip ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock. Originally mfg'd 1850s. Condition is good being bright gunmetal (bit of cleaned erosion at top of buttplate) having sharp edges and markings (barrel appears to have had markings peened over at breech). Stock is sound, has thru-plug at butt, replacement wood section above lower band. Action is strong and crisp, trapdoor hinge secure, smoothbore is clean with light oxidation. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Antique Belgian M-1853/67 Albini-Braendlin Single-Shot Military Rifle, Dated 1868, #4890, 11x42mm CF cal., 26.75" round barrel with block-blade front (also bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear sight (marked "300M"), has numerous marks at breech including "1868", "(crown)/AL", "38", encircled "N", and what may be a "(rampant lion)" within clipped rectangle; receiver has 3" front-hinged breechblock with knob at right, rebounding firing pin, auto-extraction and numerous marks including "38", sunken "P" outside, "K537" and others inside; 6" back-action lock marked with sunken "JP/53" has hammer with sliding striker (marked "4890"; steel fittings include trigger guard with sling swivel, buttplate marked "38", encircled "N" and "4890" at top, 2 spring-retained bands (upper with sling swivel and button), slotted cleaning rod. Oil-finished walnut 3/4 stock. Mfg'd as percussion rifle mid-1850s, altered to metallic cartridge breechloader ca. 1867. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% thinning military blue and silvered case colors (hammer and buttplate with oxidation), sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing minimal marks, pleasing grain, color and finish. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique European 3-Band Percussion Doglock Military Rifle, Altered from Flintlock, Perhaps Swedish Husqvarna, NVSN, .80 cal., 41" round barrel, brass blade front and no rear sights, bayonet lug 1.5" under muzzle; flat lockplate marked "H" under large nipple bolster has hinged "dog" safety behind military hammer; brass fittings incl. trigger guard with sling swivel, peaked buttplate marked "95", serpentine sideplate, 3 spring-retained bands (middle with sling swivel, upper band/nosecap retaining the barrel-tip ramrod). Oil-finished walnut fullstock. Condition is good, the barrel being smooth brown showing evidence of cleaned pitting and provision for missing rear sight (?) below lower band, lock having cleaned pitting obscuring any markings, age-toned brass. Stock is sound showing light marks, having been smoothed, re-stained and oiled. Action is strong, bore shows scattered oxidation, sharp rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Antique Swiss Model 1842/67 Infantry Rifle, with Milbank-Amsler Metallic Cartridge Breechloading Alteration, #706, 18mm RF cal., 40.5" round barrel with blade front sight and unusual stirrup-type elevation-adjustable rear, marked "706" with what appears to be the "rampant bear" mark of Canton Appenzell at rear sight and a sunken oval "(cross)/V" acceptance mark at breech; large square-front lockplate (originally flintlock) is marked "(crown)/BF" (Beuret Freres of Liege, the original maker), has large military-style hammer; front-hinged "trapdoor" style breechblock has right-side release knob, is marked "Geb. Sulzer" and 3 "(cross)/V" marks outside, "S 706" inside; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard with sling swivel and 2 finger-grooves, wide buttplate, serpentine sideplate, 3 spring-retained bands (top of the double-strap type, middle with sling swivel), trumpet-tip ramrod marked "2/265" (all having the "(crown)/BF" maker's mark). Fullstock of oil-finished walnut is marked "706" at sideplate, "1150" and large "E.G." within oval at left, "(star)/(crown)/Beuret/1/0" on belly. Condition is fine having overall bright finish with sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with small wood losses at middle band, occasional minor marks, added varnish. Action is strong and crisp, clean bore shows light frosting and fine rifling. This breechloading mechanism was designed and patented by American Isaac Milbank, modified by Rudolf Amsler, and adopted by the Swiss Army in 1863. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Indian Cavalry-Marked Military-Style British SXS Percussion Shotgun, NVSN, 10/10 ga., 20.75" round twist barrels have post front and folding-leaf rear sights along wide top rib marked "13" at breech, and a 5-digit perhaps unit designation in Gujarati (Sanskrit-like) writing hand-punched at left; a single lower rib pipe retains the button-head stirrup-type ramrod; both back-action locks are marked "Swinburn & Son/1857", with outside hammers. Varnished rosewood-grain halfstock has splinter-style forend, trigger guard with rear finger-grip, marked "10/13" above the 4" round-door patch box, "19" at left, has shotgun buttplate marked "Scinde/Irregular/Horse" at top. Condition is very good, being gray gunmetal having scattered light oxidation, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with minimal marks, pleasing grain and color, thin later varnish. Actions are very strong, bores show light erosion. Raised in then-British Colonial India in 1839 to protect trade routes along the Indus River, the regiment was named the Scinde Irregular Horse in 1846. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

Danish Model 1867 Rolling Block Breechloading Infantry Rifle, by Copenhagen Arsenal, #57870, .45-70 CF cal., 35.25" round barrel with wide dovetailed blade front and 3.5" folding-leaf rear sight, marked "45-70", serial number, "(crown)" at left breech, "(crown)" at top, with 3.9" bayonet lug at right; large No. 1 size receiver with auto-extraction is marked with a Birmingham proof and "M-1867" at left, "Kjobenhavns Toihuus 1880" at top tang. Oil-finshed walnut forestock has 3 spring-retained bands (middle with swivel), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod, matching buttstock a curved buttplate with "(crown)" mark at top, .625" circular brass inventory disc at right, swivel at belly. Mfg'd under license to Remington. Condition is good showing smooth bright metal with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with minimal marks (forend with shallow scrapes left/right near frame). Action is crisp, bright bore shows overall light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Antique Peabody Breechloading Metallic Cartridge Military Rifle, NVSN, .45 Peabody RF cal., 33" round barrel with standard military sights (front doubles as bayonet lug) has "(crown)/V" proof mark at breech; receiver has same mark and "S" at breech, "Peabody's Pat/July 22, 1862/Man'f'd. by/Providence Tool Co./Prov., R.I." at left, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever; back-action lock with military hammer marked "E". Forestock of oil-finished walnut has 3 spring-retained bands (bottom with sling swivel), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod, matching buttstock a curved buttplate and swivel at belly, what appears to be a small inspector cartouche (indistinct) at left wrist. Mfg'd ca. 1866-71. Condition is very good retaining much darkened barrel blue, silvered case colors, else smooth gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing generally light age and use marks (esp. buttstock), added varnish. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate etching, very good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Martini-Henry Enfield Breechloading IC1 Cavalry Carbine, NVSN, .455 CF cal., 21.4" round barrel, winged blade front and sliding-leaf rear sights, marked with numerous British marks including "(crown)/V.R./1.P.", "(crown)/V.R./(crossed swords)/2.P.", "(crown)/E/6", "(star)" and "(facing broad arrows)" (sold out of service mark) in area of raised breech; flat-side receiver is marked "(large crown)/V.R./Enfield/1887/(crown/broad arrow)/I.C.1.", "2" and "(crown)/BF" at right, has dropping breechblock operated by 5.5" underlever marked "(broad arrow)/WD/(crown)/E/29"; steel fittings include trigger guard marked "(crown)/E/69", straight buttplate marked "(broad arrow)/WD/(crown)/E", 2 clamping bands, 6" nosecap retaining the button-tip ramrod. Oil-finished 2-pc. English walnut fullstock has right-side 1" brass roundel marked "6.04/M/5Krr/12", .75" impressed roundel marked "Birmingham 1894" surrounding "(broad arrow)/WD", and "1/2", "(facing broad arrows)", "MCBB/97". Mfg'd ca. 1887. Condition is good retaining traces of blue and scattered oxidation and discoloration over gray gunmetal, fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing rather heavy age and military use marks, a thru-hole 4" ahead of receiver, generally good markings and perhaps added finish. Action is strong and crisp, bore is bright showing 2" light erosion at muzzle and sharp polygonal rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Swiss Model 1851 Feldstutzer Percussion Military Sharpshooter Rifle, NVSN, 11.5mm, key-retained 33" twist-pattern round barrel has dovetailed front blade and tall long-range rear sights, 3" tubular bayonet mount at right muzzle, circular bolster flash guard, "(crown)/B", "(crown)/O" and "(crown)/TR" proofs, fine floral engraving and what may be 2 silver bands at the 6" octagonal breech section (top tang with 2 threaded holes for missing peep sight); flat lockplate has matching engraving, "Paul A Vevey" under military hammer; steel fittings comprise heavy trigger guard with spur and rear sling swivel, Swiss buttplate having removable 4.5" threaded rod with acorn finial at top, 17" pipe/nosecap retaining the button-tip ramrod. Double set triggers. Fullstock of varnished walnut has deluxe grain, high comb, German-silver oval and shield (missing) inset at left apron, midpoint sling swivel. Condition is good, the barrel showing good twist pattern, traces of case colors to lock, else clean smooth metal with sharp edges, engraving and markings. Stock is sound showing age and use marks, 1" repair at bottom left, wear to much original finish. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bore shows etching in grooves, fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Swiss Model 1856/67 Milbank-Amsler Military Rifle, with Sling, #1074, 10.4 mm RF cal., 27" round barrel, small block-blade front and tangent rear sights, bayonet lug at right muzzle marked with "(cross)/V" and "(cross)/O" marks in several places, "GW", "128" and "Vaud" at breech; front-hinged trapdoor breechblock with auto-extraction marked "(sunken cross)/G", "vruhausia" (?) and "sig" (altered this rifle to cartridge breechloader) with other marks inside; flat lockplate with military hammer, trigger guard with spur, 2 spring-retained bands (middle with sling swivel); oil-finished walnut 3/4 stock marked "Vaud/174" at left has swivel at toe. Double set triggers (for target or sharpshooter use). Originally mfg'd as a percussion muzzleloader, altered to cartridge breechloader late 1860s. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90% original barrel/bands blue, thinning to guard, gunmetal gray buttplate, case colors silvered to bright, sharp edges and markings. Stock is smooth and sound showing minimal marks, lovely grain, color and finish. Action is crisp, lightly-frosted bright bore shows fine rifling. Russet leather sling shows surface wear but is sound. Capital of the Swiss canton (state) of Vaud is Lausanne, likely where this rifle was mfg'd. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Rare and Desirable Exhibition Grade Murata Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, "1" on bottom of extractor, 11mm Japanese Centerfire (.43-83), 30'' stepped round barrel, Japanese engraved silver-plated frame and trigger guard, horn pistol-grip and forend cap, course checkered oak stock, double set trigger, and early type Winchester vernier tang sight specially modified to fit Murata tang in a flush manner. Large aperture rear sight very similar to the Winchester Model 1876 sight, as well as hooded front bead sight. Bolt handle faintly engraved ''.43-83'' indicating Americanization of caliber. Rifle was purportedly displayed at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition and sold afterward as an exotic sporting arm from the Orient. (Paperwork now missing.) Many of these original prototype components fitted to this rifle were mfg'd by Winchester Repeating Arms of New Haven, Conn., under the supervision of William Hotchkiss, making for a very unique and important museum quality collector's piece. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% lightly thinning and mildly toning rust type blue to barrel. Frame shows even patination to silver-plated components. Stock retains sharp checkering with only mild flattening, and small repaired crack to left side top edge just beneath safety switch. Buttplate is an old period replacement that fits slightly large. Action remains crisp, set trigger works perfectly, bore is bright. Est.: $8,000-$10,000. (Antique)

Most Unusual Antique Probably European Breechloading Short Rifle, Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, NVSN, .577 cal., unmarked 24" round barrel has dovetailed blade front and folding-leaf rear sights; 1.25" breech section has percussion nipple-type fitting that may have been intended to house a firing pin, and a 4.25" "receiver" threaded into back end with a 1.25" opening for loading/extracting metallic cartridges (receiver was never completed, as it is open at rear). Unmarked flat lockplate with large military-style hammer. Steel fittings include trigger guard with long rear tang, buttplate, 2 clamping bands, nosecap. Lack of a ramrod indicates likely mfg'd as a cartridge arm. 3/4 stock of oil-finished walnut has small wrist area with inlet iron "keyhole" plate for an unknown attachment. Condition is good to very good as configured, the barrel retaining what appears to be much thinning and dulling original blue, balance of the metal reblued over occasional pitting. Stock is sound showing 1.75" replaced wood at toe, scattered minor dings, later varnish. Hammer and trigger function, brilliant bore shows sharp and deep rifling. Possibly an inventor's model due to its unfinished state or intended as an experimental/trials piece. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique E.M. Reilly & Co. Breechloading Single-Shot Percussion Sporting Carbine, #13538, .60 cal., 24.25" round barrel with block-blade (blade missing) front sight and vacant rear dovetail, marked with "(crown)/GP", "25" and "(crown)/V" London proof marks at breech; flat lockplate marked "E.M. Reilly & Co." under bolster (has chain-retained lead nipple protector); receiver has flip-up thumb lever that moves sliding breechblock (marked "Green Bros./Patent/No. 99") rearward for loading a prepared cartridge with integral "pusher"; steel fittings comprise trigger guard marked "13538" at rear tang, shotgun-style buttplate, 2 clamping bands, nosecap, grooved/slotted ramrod (a likely replacement). All screw heads are engraved. Varnished walnut fullstock is checkered at forend and wrist, has sling stud at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1860s. Condition is very good retaining perhaps 15% original blue and generally smooth blue-brown gunmetal, showing occasional oxidation/light roughness, traces of case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound with sharp checkering, pleasing grain, color and finish. Breechblock moves smoothly and locks up tight. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate etching and very good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Belgian Pieper Model 1893 Mexican Army Contract Gas Seal Double Action Revolver, #1497, 7.65 Nagant CF cal., 5.5" round barrel marked "Ejercito Mexicano" ("Mexican Army") on topstrap and "(star)/B" at breech, with pinned blade front and notched rear sights; 7-shot "scoop-flute" cylinder has same marking; solid frame with same marking has integral trigger guard and grip straps with lanyard ring at butt, 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips with "H. Pieper/Patent" in circular panel at top. Mfg'd late 1880s-early '90s, in 5,000 qty. for the Mexican gov't. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90% smooth original military blue, with light highpoint wear, sharp edges, and markings. Grips have light wear and sharp logos. Action is crisp, bore shines with sharp rifling. Unusual action and quite rare in this condition. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Lefaucheux Model 1854 Single Action Military Pinfire Revolver, #79180, 12mm cal., 6.25" round barrel marked "E. Lefaucheux Brte.S.G.D.G. a Paris" on top; plain 6-shot round cylinder; open-top frame is marked with 3 tiny "(crowns)" at right lug, "IF" and serial number below, oval Lefaucheux logo at left side overstamped "L:I23 No. 63b No. 18", has sliding ejector rod and hinged loading gate at right, integral straps with lanyard ring at oval butt (electro-penciled "140414 2471"), 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1854-70. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 75% deep original barrel blue, 99% to cylinder, and softly-mottled case colors. Grips are sound and smooth having light marks, lovely grain, color and finish. Action is strong and crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling, 1" light oxidation at muzzle. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Springfield Model 1816 Flintlock Musket, Altered to Percussion at Frankford Arsenal Utilizing a Remington Tape Primer Lock, with Sling, NVSN, .69 cal., unmarked 41.5" round barrel has bayonet stud .75" below muzzle, nipple bolster with cleanout screw; beveled lockplate marked "Remington's/Ilion, N.Y./1857/U.S." vertically behind hammer has Maynard tape priming mechanism with brass door; std. M-1816 steel furniture incl. trigger guard with sling swivel, buttplate marked "US", 3 bands (middle with sling swivel, upper of the double-strap type having integral sight), button-tip ramrod. Oil-stained walnut fullstock has typical M-1816 low comb and 2 oval inspectors' cartouches opposite lock. Condition is good as configured, being generally smooth gray/brown gunmetal showing scattered discoloration, good edges and markings. Primer door and crude welding/finishing evident at breech, and touchhole areas are likely period gunsmith work. Stock is sound and smooth showing faint inspectors' marks, minor dings, 9" crudely replaced wood below muzzle, secure 2.5" hairline crack at left wrist, later finish. Action is crisp, smoothbore shows heavy erosion. Leather sling has minor surface crackling but is sound. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Scarce Civil War 2-Band Percussion Military Musketoon, by Henry Leman, NVSN, .58 cal., 33" round barrel, block-blade front and notched rear sights, integral nipple bolster with cleanout screw at semi-octagonal breech; flat lockplate is marked "H.E. Leman/Lancaster, PA" ahead of the hammer with its unique very tall cocking spur; brass fittings comprise 2-pc. trigger guard with front sling swivel, flat buttplate, serpentine sideplate, nosecap retaining the button-tip steel ramrod. Walnut 3/4 stock has 2 steel bands (top with sling swivel) having front retaining springs. Mfg'd early 1860s in small qty. Condition is good, the barrel having a lightly-etched dark brown patina (pitting at breech obscuring any original markings), the lock being smooth gunmetal with sharp markings, the brass with deep age toning. Stock is sound, the buttstock being mostly smooth, forestock showing dings and minor wood losses at bands, chipping at ramrod channel, thin varnish finish. Action is very strong (nipple replaced), smoothbore shows general light erosion. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Mexican War-Era U.S. Springfield Model 1847 Percussion Cavalry Musketoon, NVSN, .69 cal., 26" round barrel without sights, marked "V/P/(eagle head)" and "1851" at breech; beveled lockplate has "(spread-wing eagle holding olive branches)" over "US" ahead of hammer, Spring/Field/1853" vertically behind; brass fittings are 2-pc. trigger guard, straight buttplate marked "U.S." at top, sideplate, 2 bands (front of the double-strap type with integral sight); steel 9.25" sling bar/ring at left, stirrup-retained button-tip ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock. Mfg'd ca. 1848-59, in approx. 6000 qty. Condition is very good showing cleaned bright finishes, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound with "J.P.F." carved at right, mild marks, added varnish. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows light to moderate etching and good rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Rare Miller Breechloading Alteration to Civil War Model 1861 Rifle-Musket, NVSN, .58 RF cal., 38.25" round barrel with standard sights, front-hinged "trapdoor"-style breechblock having auto-extraction marked "W.H. & G.W. Miller/Patent May 23, 1865" over "Meriden Man'fg. Co./Meriden, Conn." outside, "1241" inside; beveled lockplate has "(spread-wing federal eagle/shield)/ U.S." and "Parkers' Snow & Co./Meriden, Conn." ahead of hammer, "1864" behind; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard with sling swivel, buttplate marked "U.S." at tang, 3 spring-retained bands (middle with swivel), nosecap, tulip-tip ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock. Mfg'd 1864, in approx. 2,000 qty. Condition is good, being generally smooth gray/brown gunmetal (10" of barrel cleaned bright below muzzle, shows weld) having sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound with generally light age and use marks, 3" secure V-crack at front lock bolt, original "feathering" at butt, later thin finish (section ahead of middle band appears to have been added). Action is crisp, breechblock hinge strong, bore shows oxidation, sharp rifling (smoothbore section ahead of upper band was welded on). Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1855 Single-Shot Percussion Rifle-Musket, NVSN, .58 cal., 40" round barrel marked "V/P/(eagle head)" and "1858" at semi-octagonal breech, with standard sights (front doubles as bayonet lug), cleanout screw-on nipple bolster; beveled lockplate has integral Maynard tape primer mechanism marked "(large eagle)" on right-hinged door, "U.S./Springfield" ahead of hammer, "1858" behind. Steel trigger guard with sling swivel, buttplate marked "US", 3 bands (middle with swivel), brass nosecap retains the tulip-tip ramrod. Oil-stained walnut fullstock. Mfg'd 1858. Condition is fine showing smooth, dulling bright gunmetal (bit of light erosion at nipple) with sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing nice grain, color and finish, lacks inspector's cartouche at left. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows frosting and fine rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Indian Wars U.S. Springfield Model 1879 Trapdoor Carbine, #182299 (star), .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 22" tapered round barrel, standard carbine sights and markings; receiver with "low-arch" breechblock marked "U.S./Model/1873" at hinge has step at barrel juncture. Oil-stained carbine halfstock has long comb, large clipped-corner "SWP/1881" cartouche of inspector Samuel W. Porter, and sling ring/bar at left, "X" and encircled "P" proof at belly, 2-pc. trigger guard without swivel, curved buttplate marked "US" with sliding door for segmented cleaning rod (not present), single band with stacking swivel. Mfg'd 1881. Condition is very good retaining good traces of barrel blue (else smooth brown with spot of knackering at right), 75% original blue to lockplate, hammer, guard, buttplate, else gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound with sharp markings, generally light age and use marks (heavier at forend), nice color and finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with frosting toward muzzle and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Mexican War-Era Hall Model 1843 Percussion Breechloading Cavalry Carbine, NVSN, .52 cal., 21" round barrel with tiny raised blade front and notched rear sights, and stud at lower muzzle to retain the trumpet-tip ramrod; receiver has rear-hinged breechblock actuated by a right-side thumb lever unique to this model, boxlock hammer, marked "JH" below rear sight, "U.S./S.North/Midltn/Conn/1844" at breech, has 8.5" sling bar/ring at left; steel fittings comprise trigger guard with long tangs, straight buttplate, 2 barrel bands; 3/4 stock of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd 1844 (1st year of production) with brown lacquer finish, case hardened breech. Condition is fair, being generally smooth metal, showing most of a later brown finish, good edges, and soft breech markings. Stock is sound showing pinned/glued crack repairs at wrist, 11.5" crack at left, 9" replaced wood sliver at right receiver, hairline at left front band, else smooth with minor marks and added finish. Action is crisp, smoothbore shows overall moderate/heavy erosion. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Antique)

Very Rare Jenks "Mule Ear" Tape-Primer Percussion Carbine, NVSN, .54 cal., 24.25" round barrel is marked "W. Jenks/U.S.N./RP/P/1847/Cast Steel" at breech; long receiver has 5.75" rear-hinged breech-lever with articulated plunger to seat combustible cartridge in chamber, sighting groove between raised "wings"; 6.5" lockplate marked "Remington's/Herkimer, N.Y." has 2.25" mule-ear hammer, bottom-hinged Maynard tape primer door; brass fittings include trigger guard with rear sling-ring, buttplate, 2 screw-retained bands (upper with integral blade sight). Fullstock of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd 1847-48, in just 1,000 qty. est. Condition is good, the barrel wears a lightly-oxidized brown patina, darkened case colors (pattern to primer door), age-toned brass, fine edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with "J.M" lightly scratched at right, repaired break between lockplate/top of receiver, 2" sliver out below lock, 3.5" crack at left, else nice grain, color and finish. Action is crisp, bore shows heavy erosion, fair rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Rare Civil War Sharps & Hankins Model 1862 Breechloading Army Carbine, 2nd Type, #11153, .52 RF cal., 24" round barrel, blade front and unusual elevation-adjustable leaf rear sights; 8.25" receiver marked "Sharps/&/Hankins/Philada." at right and "Sharps/Patent/1859" at left has sliding hammer safety, serpentine trigger guard/operating, long tangs retaining the oil-finished walnut buttstock with sling stud at belly and peaked brass buttplate. Mfg'd 1862-65, est. just 500 qty. this variant. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but smooth gray-brown gunmetal having sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound showing scattered dings, added varnish. Action is smooth and crisp, bore shows overall light-to-moderate etching, fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Rare U.S. Springfield Model 1880 Trapdoor Rifle, with Sliding Triangular Ramrod-Bayonet and Sling, #156969, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32.6" round barrel with standard sights (front also bayonet lug), marked "V/P/(eagle head)/P" at breech; receiver has low-arch breechblock, "US/Model/1873" at hinge, standard lock markings; usual steel fittings but for triangular ramrod/bayonet assembly specific to this model. Oil-stained walnut fullstock is stamped "8" and "82" at right butt, "8" with 1.25" oval German silver plate marked "40/26" at comb, has rectangular "SWP/1881" cartouche of inspector Samuel W. Porter at left wrist, hinged door opening to butt trap for tools (not present). Mfg'd ca. 1880-81 in just 1,001 qty. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but overall cleaned moderate to heavy pitting (heavier at buttplate, lockplate smoother with fine markings). Stock is sound showing scattered nicks and dings (esp. right side below rear sight), clear markings. Modern russet leather sling appears as new. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall pitting and good rifling. A desirable trapdoor variant. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era Early U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Carbine, #28426, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 22" round barrel with usual pinned block-blade front sight and folding ladder-type rear, marked "V/P/(eagle head)" at breech; receiver (flush-fit with barrel) has "high-arch" breechblock with early "Model/1873/(eagle head with arrows)/US" markings at hinge, serial number at tang; flat lockplate markings are mostly obscured, the "Springfield" being legible; standard steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard without sling swivel, carbine buttplate marked "US" at tang, 3" sling bar and ring opposite lock, single spring-retained band with swivel. Oil-stained walnut halfstock has correct short 9" comb and no trap in butt. Mfg'd 1874. Condition is good, the barrel showing smooth blue/brown tone, band with much deep blue, lockplate with cleaned pitting, else gray gunmetal with fine markings. Stock is sound and smooth with a few light marks, pleasing grain, color and finish, lacks "ESA" inspector cartouche at left. 3-click action is crisp, bore is bright with mild etching toward muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

Scarce Whitney-Laidley Rolling Block Single-Shot 3-Band Infantry Rifle, Style I, NVSN, .45 CF cal., 35" round barrel with block-blade front sight (also bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear, marked "Whitney Arms Co.?Whitneyville, Conn."; large receiver has 4-piece breech mechanism, 3 small peen marks at left. Two-pc. stocks of oil-finished walnut have illegible word stamped at right butt, numerous X's scratched at left, 3 small peen marks lower forestock matching those on frame. Mfg'd ca. 1871-81. Condition is good being generally smooth gray gunmetal with scattered oxidation and light pitting, good edges and markings. Stocks show wear and extensive dings from age and military use, 1.5" chip at left breech area, chipping and losses along ramrod channel, yet are sound. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall light etching and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Civil War Starr Breechloading Percussion Carbine, #18757, .54 cal., 21" round barrel with carbine sights, marked "Starr Arms. Co. Yonkers, N.Y." at top and "G.F.M." (inspector Lt. Geo. F. Morrison) at left; receiver marked "Starr's Patent/Sept. 14th, 1858" at breech has sling ring at left, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever; back-action lock is marked "Starr Arms Co./Yonkers, N.Y." behind military hammer. Oil-finished walnut forend has single spring-retained brass band, matching buttstock marked "H.G.S." at top has brass crescent buttplate marked "B". Mfg'd ca. 1862-65. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% dulling military blue with light discoloration at right of barrel, traces of case colors, else gray gunmetal having sharp edges and markings, age-toned brass. Stocks are sound showing a .75" chip at left buttplate tang, smaller chip at toe, else minor marks, later varnish. Nipple broken. Action is crisp, bright bore shows scattered oxidation, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Civil War Maynard Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 2nd Type, #14258, .50 cal., 20" round barrel marked "S" at left octagonal breech; standing-breech receiver with central hammer has left sling-ring, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, Maynard markings and 1851/1859 patent dates at left, 3-line "Mass. Arms Co." marking at right. Oil-finished walnut buttstock has "A.J.N." (?) and "J.M." (?) inspectors' cartouches at left wrist. Mfg'd 1863-65. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% thinning barrel blue, silvered/darkened case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with light marks, partly legible cartouches. Action is crisp, barrel hinge secure, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Civil War Burnside Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 5th Type, #10468, .54 cal., 21" round barrel marked "Cast Steel 1864" and "H", with standard carbine sights; receiver with curved trigger guard/operating lever, marked "Burnside's Patent/Model 1864/10468" at front and several inspectors' marks, has sling ring/bar at left; back-action lock and military hammer are both marked "H". Oil-stained walnut forend has single band, matching buttstock with 2 "G.C." cartouches of Inspector George Curtis at left wrist has semi-crescent buttplate (marked "C"), swivel at belly. Mfg'd 1864. Condition is fine retaining good traces of blue, mostly silvered case colors, else smooth gray/brown gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth (.75" ding at forend) with a large "A" carved at right, clear cartouches, pleasing added oil finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Exceptional Civil War Smith Breechloading Percussion Carbine, #11901, .50 cal., 21.6" round-to-octagonal barrel has 5.5" release bar at top that allows barrel to pivot downward for loading; receiver has hinge at bottom-front, push-lever to release barrel, left-side sling bar/ring, integral nipple bolster with cleanout screw, is marked "Manufactured by/Mass. Arms Co./Chicopee Falls.", "Address/Poultney & Trimble/Baltimore U.S.A." and "Smith's Patent/June 23, 1857"at left. Oil-finished walnut forend, matching buttstock with oval "J.H." cartouche of Inspector John Hannis at left wrist. Mfg'd ca. 1861-65. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% military barrel blue (4" cleaned/touched-up area of light erosion at left midpoint, deep glossy blue on barrel release bar and lower tang), softly mottled case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound (ding at bottom forend) with sharp cartouche and lovely grain, color and finish. Action is crisp, barrel hinge is tight, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Antique)

Civil War Spencer Model 1865 Saddle Ring Carbine, #20359, .52 Spencer cal., 20" round barrel marked "M 1865" at breech has standard carbine sights; receiver has maker's name, address, 1860 patent date and serial number at top, hammer marked "W", saddle ring/bar at left. Oil-finished walnut forend (marked "P") has single band with sling swivel, matching buttstock a crescent buttplate with removable 7-shot cartridge magazine tube, swivel at belly, "E.A.W." (E.A. Williams) and "D.A.P." (Dwight A. Perkins) inspectors' cartouches at left wrist. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% original military blue to barrel, lovely mottled case colors, smooth gunmetal having sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing occasional light dings, sharp cartouches, pleasing color and finish. Action is crisp, original 6-groove bore is bright with sharp rifling and light frosting toward muzzle. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Civil War Merrill Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 1st Type, #8504, .54 cal., 22.1" round barrel with standard sights is unmarked; receiver has 8.25" rear-hinged breech-lever marked "J.M. Merrill Balto./Pat. July 1858" with articulated plunger to seat combustible cartridge in chamber, nipple bolster with cleanout screw; beveled lockplate has Merrill marking + "Apl. 9 May 21-26-61" below, serial number at rear. Brass trigger guard, 4.375" patch box, buttplate, screw-retained band. Oil-finished walnut halfstock has left-side "SWP" cartouche of Inspector Samuel W. Porter, splinter-type forend, 5.25" sling bar/brass ring at left. Condition is very good showing gray gunmetal with scattered oxidation (knackering at upper tang, breech lever hinge area), good edges and markings, toned brass. Stock shows age and use marks, shallow 1.75" gouge at bottom of forend, 1.25" crack above sling bar. Action is crisp, breech hinge is secure, bore shows scattered light roughness, fine rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Antique U.S. Springfield Model 1871 Remington Rolling Block Single-Shot Infantry Rifle, NVSN, .50 CF cal., 36" barrel with standard sights (front doubles as bayonet lug) is unmarked; auto-extraction receiver is marked "Remington's Patent" + 1864-68 pat. dates in 2 lines at top tang, "Model 1871" at left side, "(federal eagle)/U.S./Springfield/1872" right side. Oil-finished 2-pc. walnut fullstock has oval "ESA" (Master Armorer Erskine S. Allin) cartouche at left wrist, 2 bands (top with swivel), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod, curved buttplate marked "US". Mfg'd 1871-72. Condition is very good showing toned gray gunmetal, traces of case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound with sharp cartouche, scattered marks, shallow scrape at left butt, smooth finish. Action is crisp, bright bore shows light frosting at muzzle, fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Remington New Model Police Conversion Revolver, #7398, .38 RF cal., 3.5" octagon barrel with round blade front and fixed rear sights, nickel finish, smooth wood two-piece grips, unfluted 5-shot cylinder, brass trigger guard. Mfg'd from 1865-1873 with a total production of only approx. 18,000. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining nearly all of the flaking nickel finish, with edgewear, small scratches and thinning of finish, primarily on the trigger guard and straps. Rear grip strap shows a light freckling of surface rust. Wood grips are in good condition with small mars and areas of staining. Action works well and the timing is good; bore is fair with defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique U.S. Springfield Model 1871 Remington Rolling Block Single-Shot Infantry Rifle, NVSN, .50 CF cal., unmarked 36" round barrel has block-blade front (also bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear sights; large receiver has central hammer and rolling breechblock with auto-extraction, is marked "Model 1871" at left, "(spread-wing federal eagle"/U.S./Springfield/1872" right, "Remington's Patent" and 1864-68 patent dates at top tang, has loop trigger guard with sling swivel. Oil-stained walnut forestock has 2 spring-retained bands (top with sling swivel), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod, matching buttstock with curved buttplate marked "US" at top. Mfg'd ca. 1871-72. Condition is very good showing clean bright metal, muted/silvered case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound, fit "proud", show much original "feathering", dings and shallow gouges of military use. Action is crisp, bright bore shows overall frosting, sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Scarce Civil War Remington "Split-Breech" Carbine, Type II, NVSN, .50 CF cal., 20" round barrel has fleur-de-lis "M" and other tiny marks at breech, with carbine sights; large receiver has central rolling breechblock/hammer, left-side sling ring/bar, maker's name, address and 1863-64 patent dates at upper tang; forend of oil-finished walnut has single spring-retained band, matching buttstock a sling swivel at belly, buttplate marked "US" and "M" at top, 3 "encircled dot" marks impressed each side and a name scratched at right. Mfg'd ca. 1865-66. Condition is very good retaining traces of barrel blue and silvered case colors, else lightly oxidized gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound having minimal marks and pleasing finish. Forerunner of the famed Rolling-Block Remington guns and very scarce, as most were sold to France for the Franco-Prussian War. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Very Rare Civil War Gibbs Breechloading Percussion Carbine, NVSN, .52 cal., 22" round barrel with standard blade front/2-leaf rear sights, marked "B" at left breech; receiver marked "L.M. Gibbs/Pat'd./Jan'y. 8, 1856" at top has flat lockplate marked "(federal eagle)" behind hammer, "Wm. F. Brooks/Manfr. New York/1863" ahead, cleanout screw at nipple bolster, finger-loop trigger guard/operating lever, sling ring/bar at left. Halfstock of oil-finished walnut has iron nosecap/barrel hinge with 4" lower tang, crescent buttplate marked "U.S." at top. Mfg'd 1863, in just 1,052 qty. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being overall lightly-etched gray-brown gunmetal with fine edges/markings. Breech operates smoothly, locks up tightly, hinge is secure. Loose-fitting hammer is a modern replacement. Stock is sound, shows scattered moderate dings, 1.5" crack at left breech, added finish, lacks inspector's mark. Action is crisp, bore shows overall etching and fine rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Civil War Pettengill Double Action Percussion Army Revolver, #2562, .44 cal., 7.5" octagonal barrel marked "WW" (inspector William Walter) at breech has hinged loading lever below; 6-shot round cylinder; solid frame marked "Pettengill's/Patent 1856" and "Raymond & Robitaille/Patented 1858" on topstrap has integral straps and 2-pc. walnut grips. Mfg'd early 1860s, in approx. 3,400 qty. Condition is good being bright metal cleaned of pitting, having fine edges and markings. Grips are sound, show wear and a .5" chip at right butt. Action functions, bore shows light-moderate erosion, good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Remington Model 1871 Army Single-Shot Rolling Block Pistol, NVSN, .50 CF cal., unmarked 8" round barrel has raised blade front sight; receiver marked with maker's name, address,1864-66 patent dates, and "P S" at left has rolling breechblock with auto-extraction, integral trigger guard, "saw-handle" strap, 2-pc. oil-finished walnut forend and grip with "C.R.S." (Curtis R. Stickney) inspector's cartouche at left. Mfg'd. ca. 1872-88, just 6K qty. Condition is good retaining no original finish but bright metal having sharp edges and markings, smooth unmarked wood with clear cartouche. Action is crisp, bright bore has cleaned light frosting and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Naval Marked Civil War Whitney Navy Revolver, Altered to Metallic Cartridge, #31250, .38 RF cal., 7.6" octagonal barrel marked "E. Whitney/N. Haven" and "(naval anchor)" at top flat has hinged lever below; round 6-shot cylinder; solid frame with brass trigger guard has integral straps and 2-pc. walnut grips. Mfg'd late 1850s-early 1860s. Condition is good as configured retaining approx. 90% bright nickel (traces to cylinder, bit of knackering at frame lugs), sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound showing light marks, much finish. Action is crisp, bright bore shows frosting with sharp rifling. Rare with naval anchor marking. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Rare Civil War Ball Repeating Metallic Cartridge Carbine, NVSN, .50 RF cal., 20.5" round barrel with simple carbine sights; receiver marked "E.G. Lamson & Co./Windsor, VT/U.S./Ball's Patent./June 23, 1863/Mar. 15, 1864" has back-action lock, left-side sling mount and ring, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever; 16" forestock of oil-finished walnut has internal 7-shot cartridge magazine, single clamping band, button-tip ramrod, matching buttstock with carbine buttplate. Mfg'd 1864-65, in just 1,002 qty. Condition is good retaining traces of darkened blue under brown discoloration and beginning light rust. Receiver shows mottled case colors under light etching, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing scattered light marks, shallow chips at band, re-shaping at left butt, faint inspector's cartouche at left wrist. Action is crisp, bright bore shows light etching, sharp rifling. Will greatly benefit from a sympathetic cleaning. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Civil War Gwyn & Campbell Breechloading Percussion Carbine, Type I, #99 (or 66), .52 cal., 20" round barrel, block-pin front sight, flip-up rear on 3.5" octagonal breech; 4.25" squared receiver has long serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, stamped "Union/Rifle" over an illegible mark at right, 5.5" back-action lockplate has long hammer curved to meet nipple. "Perch belly" buttstock of oil-finished walnut has crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1863-64. Condition is good retaining no original finishes but overall gray gunmetal showing scattered oxidation and light erosion (buttplate pitted), fine edges and markings. Sling ring/bar missing from right side. Stock is sound with scattered light marks, added varnish, lacks inspector's mark. Action is crisp, breechblock hinge secure, bore shows overall moderate erosion, fair rifling. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Antique)

Low Serial Civil War Smith Breechloading Percussion Carbine, #0008, .50 cal., 21.6" round-to-octagonal barrel has 5.5" release bar at top that allows barrel to pivot downward for loading, "L.F.R." at breech; receiver has hinge at bottom-front, push-lever to release barrel, left-side sling bar, integral nipple bolster with cleanout screw, marked "Smith's Patent/June 23, 1857", "Address/Poultney & Trimble/Baltimore U.S.A.", and "Manufactured by/Am'n. M'ch'n. Wks./Springfield, Mass." at left. Oil-finished walnut forend, matching buttstock with oval "J.H." cartouche of Inspector John Hannis at left wrist, "C5" at left butt. Mfg'd ca. 1861-65. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 98% military barrel blue (freckling on angled left flat at rear sight, deep glossy blue on barrel release bar and trigger guard/lower tang), softly mottled case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing a few minor dings, slight chipping at toe of butt, sharp markings and most original finish. Lacks sling ring. Action is crisp, barrel hinge secure, bore brilliant with sharp rifling. Note low serial #0008. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Indian Wars U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Carbine, #414480, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 22" barrel with standard sights and markings; receiver has serial number at rear, "low-arch" breechblock marked "U.S./Model/1884" at hinge, flat lockplate with standard markings. Oil-stained walnut halfstock has 2-pc. trigger guard without sling swivel, grooved trigger, curved buttplate with hinged door opening to 3-pc. cleaning rod (present), sling ring/bar at left, single band. Mfg'd ca. 1886-89. Condition is good, the barrel showing blue-brown patina with scattered discoloration, else generally smooth gray gunmetal (buttplate with much thinning blue), fine edges and markings. Stock shows expected light marks of military use, shallow chipping at toe, two 3" cracks in front of guard, is sound (lacks inspector's cartouche). Buffington rear sight is from a rifle (marked "R"), otherwise features are correct. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate etching, very good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Springfield Model 1870 Trapdoor Single-Shot Infantry Rifle, #22007, .50-70 CF cal., 32.5" barrel with standard sights (front doubles as bayonet lug), marked "22007" at left breech, "H" at right; receiver marked "22007" at barrel juncture, high-arched breechblock marked "1870/(eaglehead + crossed swords)/U.S." at hinge; M-1863 lock has standard markings, "1863" date; oil-finished walnut fullstock has oval "ESA" (Master Armorer Erskine S. Allin) cartouche at left, 2-pc. trigger guard with swivel, curved buttplate marked "US" and "P/87", 2 bands (top with swivel), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod. Mfg'd 1870-73. Condition is fine retaining original bright barrel, approx. 90% blue and case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with scattered light marks, pleasing grain, color, and finish. Action is crisp, lightly-frosted bore is bright with fine rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Peabody Breechloading Carbine, by Providence (RI) Tool Co., NVSN, .50 RF cal., 20" round barrel, block-blade front and single-leaf rear sights; 4" receiver marked only "E" at top has serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, 5.25" back-action lockplate with military hammer, left-side sling ring/mount. Oil-finished forend has a single spring-retained band (marked "N"), matching buttstock with carbine buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1866-71. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being bright metal lacking all markings due to removal of heavy pitting. Buttstock shows 4" crack at left forward of buttplate, 3" crack behind lock, forend with 4.75" filler at former ramrod channel, both with dings from age and military use but sound. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching and fine rifling. Scarce, as most were sold to foreign militaries. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Remington Rolling Block Single-Shot Carbine, #2346, .50 CF cal., 18" round barrel with carbine sights, marked "2346" and "G.P. JG" at breech; large No. 1 receiver with auto-extraction is marked "2346" at left, "1874" right; forestock of oil-finished walnut has a single spring-retained band with sling swivel, slotted ramrod, matching buttstock marked "1874" at right and "2346" at left has a vacant 1.25" circular brass plate inlet at left, brass buttplate marked "2346", sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1874. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% thinning blue and traces of case colors (but mostly silvered with scattered oxidation), toned brass. Stocks are sound and smooth with light marks. Action is crisp, bore is bright showing frosting in grooves, sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Rare Whitney-Remington Type II Rolling Block Shotgun, #84885, 20 ga., 32" tapering round barrel has shotgun-style bead front sight; rolling-breechblock receiver marked "Whitney Arms Co./Whitneyville, CT, U.S.A." at top tang, serial number below, with auto extraction. Oil-finished walnut forend/buttstock, carbine buttplate. Mfg'd 1881-88 in less than 1,000 qty. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% thinning and toning barrel blue, silvering case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth, there being a secure 4" hairline at left comb reinforced by two thru-rivets. Action is frozen, breechblock may have had a repair, clean bore shows overall light frosting. This shotgun is a very rare Whitney rolling block variation. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Hall-North Model 1840 Breechloading Single-Shot Percussion Carbine, Type II, NVSN, .52 cal., 21" round barrel, with standard sights; 9.5" receiver is marked "FB" at left breech, 6" rear-hinged breechblock with boxlock hammer is marked "U.S./S. North/Midltn/Conn./1840" at front, has "fishtail" under-lever that opens breech for loading; steel fittings comprise 2 spring-retained bands, button-tip ramrod, trigger guard with sling ring at long rear tang, straight buttplate. Oil-finished walnut stock with inspector's cartouche at left apron. Mfg'd ca. 1840-43. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being gray/brown gunmetal cleaned of scattered light-moderate pitting. Fine edges and markings. Stock is sound showing light marks, shallow losses at front of trigger plate, what may be original "feathering", illegible but visible inspector's cartouche. Action is crisp, breech hinge secure, smoothbore shows light etching. Brass hang tag reads "F.W. Roebling III/Collection/Trenton, N.J./152." Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Civil War Starr Breechloading Percussion Carbine, NVSN, .54 cal., 21" round barrel with standard carbine sights, marked "Starr Arms. Co. Yonkers, N.Y." at top and "H.G.S." at left; receiver marked "Starr's Patent/Sept. 14th, 1858" at breech has sling ring at left, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever; back-action lock is marked "Starr Arms Co./Yonkers, N.Y." behind military hammer. Oil-finished walnut forend has single spring-retained brass band, matching buttstock a brass crescent buttplate marked "B" at top. Mfg'd ca. 1862-65. Condition is very good retaining no original finishes, being gray/brown gunmetal having scattered oxidation with small areas of pitting, good markings, age-toned brass. Stocks are sound showing a large "X" carved at left, age/use marks (heavier on forend with 1.5" crack at nose). Action is crisp, bright bore shows scattered light erosion at muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Antique)

Very Rare Sharps Model 1851 Breechloading "Box Lock" Percussion Carbine, #1371, .44 cal., 21.6" round barrel with blade front sight and unusual folding-leaf rear, marked "Robbins & /Lawrence"; receiver has long back-action lockplate with inside hammer, bottom-hinged tape primer door marked "Edward Maynard/Patentee/1845", serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, marked "C. Sharps/Patent/1848" and "1371" on top tang, which has threaded hole for tang sight (not present); brass fittings include 5.25" patch box, crescent buttplate, single band. 2-pc. halfstock of oil-finished walnut. Mfg'd ca. 1852-55, just 1,857 qty. Condition is good showing smooth bright steel, lightly toned brass, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth but for secure cracks at wrist (esp. left side), a sloppy 2" wood repair and vacant hole at toe of butt. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate erosion and very good rifling. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Antique)

Pre-Civil War Sharps Model 1853 Percussion Carbine, in the "John Brown Raid" Serial Range, #16124, .52 cal., 21.5" barrel marked with maker's name and address at top, with standard carbine sights; "Slant Breech" receiver with 9.5" sling bar/ring at left and integral Sharps patent pellet priming device at right is marked "Sharps/Patent/1848" and serial number at top tang, "Sharp's (sic)/Patent/1852" on back-action lock, "29" on trigger guard/operating lever. Oil-finished walnut forend has single brass band, matching buttstock a 4.25" brass patchbox (marked "9/61" inside) and semi-crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1854-57. Condition is very good showing smooth gray/brown gunmetal (bit of light pitting on lockplate), age-toned brass, good edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing light age and use marks, added varnish. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching, deep/sharp rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1859 Percussion Carbine, Altered with Rifle Barrel, #56013, .52 cal., 29.25" round barrel with standard sights, marked "Sharps Rifle/Manufg. Co./Hartford, Conn." ahead of rear sight and "New Model 1859" behind; "Straight Breech" receiver has integral pellet primer at back-action lock with standard Sharps and Lawrence markings, "C. Sharps' Pat./Sept. 12th, 1848" at left, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever. Oil-finished walnut carbine forend is retained by a single spring-held band, buttstock with semi-crescent buttplate and no patchbox has matching arsenal-quality wood filler where carbine sling ring/bar were originally mounted. Mfg'd early 1860s. Condition is good as configured, the barrel lightly-oxidized gray/brown gunmetal having good factory lettering (shows marks from alteration), balance of the metal generally oxidized gray with fine markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with a "ghost" of oval inspector's cartouche at left wrist, added varnish. Action is smooth, bore shows oxidation, deep and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Breechloading Percussion Cavalry Carbine, #72542, .52 cal., 22" round barrel with carbine sights, marked with maker's name and address ahead of rear sight, "New Model 1863" behind; "straight breech" receiver has sling ring/bar and "Sharps' Pat./Sept. 13th, 1848" at left, Sharps and Lawrence markings on back-action lock with pellet primer mechanism, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever. Forend of oil-finished walnut has single spring-retained band, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd mid-1860s. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being dark brown gunmetal with scattered oxidation (bit of erosion at receiver sides), good edges and markings. Stocks are sound with light-to-moderate dings and nicks, a 3.75" wood repair at toe of buttstock, no inspector's cartouche. Action is smooth, bore shows moderate erosion with good rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Single-Shot Infantry Rifle, #370412, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32.62" barrel has standard markings, Buffington long-range rear sight marked "R" and front sight with detachable oval hood; low-arch trapdoor marked "US/Model/1884"; flat lockplate with standard markings, oil-finished fullstock has vestigial "SWP/1891" (?) inspector's cartouche at left, 2-pc. trigger guard with swivel, grooved trigger, curved buttplate marked "US", 2 spring-retained bands (top with stacking swivel), nosecap, slotted ramrod. Mfg'd ca. 1886-91. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% smooth armory blue, sharp edges and markings (trapdoor appears refinished). Stock is sound and smooth having minimal marks, fine finish. Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Rare Indian Wars U.S. Springfield Model 1873-77 Cadet Rifle, #133894, .45-70 Gov't CF cal., 29.5" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "A" at breech, has later Buffington long-range rear sight; correct flush-fit receiver; trapdoor marked "U.S./Model/1873" is the transitional 1877 "low arch" breechblock; lockplate, ramrod, fittings and markings are standard M-1873 (guard has sling swivel, upper stacking swivel had 1 loop removed) as is the short-comb stock. Mfg'd 1877-78 with usual finishes, but only 1,050 qty., making it one of the rarest Trapdoor variations. Condition is good retaining little original finish, showing overall cleaned gray gunmetal with scattered etching, fine edges and markings. Stock is sound showing scattered marks of age and military use, lacks left-side inspector cartouche. Action is crisp, bright bore shows 4" frosting at muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Spencer Saddle Ring Carbine, #57360, .52 RF cal., unmarked 22" round barrel has standard carbine sights; receiver has the maker's name, address, 1860 pat. date and serial number at top, saddle ring/bar at left. Oil-finished walnut forend has single band, matching buttstock a crescent buttplate with removable 7-shot cartridge magazine tube, sling swivel at belly, "S.W.P." (Samuel W. Porter) and "D.A.P." (Dwight A. Perkins) inspectors' cartouches at left wrist. Mfg'd ca. 1863-65. Condition is very good retaining no original blue, silvered case colors, generally smooth gray/brown gunmetal (barrel shows scattered light oxidation) with fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing occasional light marks and dings, legible cartouches. Action is crisp, original 6-groove bore is bright with sharp rifling and very light frosting. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Civil War Merrill Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 1st Type, #10929, .54 cal., unmarked 22.1" round barrel with standard sights; long receiver has 8.25" rear-hinged breech-lever marked "J.M. Merrill Balto./Pat. July 1858" with articulated plunger to seat combustible cartridge in chamber, nipple bolster with cleanout screw; beveled lockplate has Merrill marking, "Apl. 9 May 21-26-61" below, serial number at rear. Brass fittings incl. trigger guard, 4.4" patchbox, buttplate marked "G", screw-retained band. Oil-finished walnut halfstock has splinter-type forend, 5.25" sling bar/ring at left. Condition is good, the bright metal having oxidation/light erosion (breech lever smooth gray gunmetal), sharp edges and markings, age-toned brass. Stock is sound showing age and use marks, hairline cracks at wrist, re-shaping at wrist/forend, added finish. Replacement rear sight. Action is crisp, breech hinge sound, bore shows moderate erosion, good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Antique)

Civil War Starr Breechloading Percussion Carbine, NVSN, .54 cal., 21" round barrel with standard carbine sights, marked "Starr Arms Co., Yonkers, N.Y."; receiver marked "Starr's Patent/Sept. 14tg, 1858" at breech, has trigger guard/operating lever, sling ring at left, back-action lockplate marked "B"/Starr Arms Co./Yonkers, N.Y."; 2-pc. halfstock has single brass forend band, brass buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1862-65. Condition is good retaining traces of original blue, else gray gunmetal showing scattered light etching (bit of pitting at right-side receiver/hammer) with fine edges and markings, brass with age patina. The sound buttstock shows a break repair at wrist, 2.5" hairline cracks either side of comb, 2" smoothed area of missing wood at toe, forend with dings and shallow gouges at bottom of frame. Action is crisp, bore shows scattered light-to-moderate erosion toward muzzle, else sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Pre-Civil War Maynard Breechloading Percussion Carbine, 1st Model, with Sling Clip and Swivel, #4805, .50 cal., 20" round barrel, early open sights, 3.5" octagonal breech; receiver has Maynard patent tape primer at right, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, marked "Maynard Arms Co./Washington" at right, "Manufactured by/Mass. Arms Co./Chicopee Falls" at left. Buttstock of oil-finished walnut has 2.5" steel patchbox marked "Maynard Patentee/May 27, 1851/June 17, 1856", C-curved buttplate, sling ring at lower tang. Mfg'd ca. 1858-59. Condition is very good, the barrel being smooth blue-brown, the receiver dark patina with excellent edges and markings, else gray gunmetal incl. sling attachment. Stock is sound and smooth showing minimal marks, most finish. Action is crisp, barrel hinge secure, bore shows light oxidation, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Scarce U.S. Springfield Model 1870 Trapdoor Infantry Rifle, 2nd Type, with Sling, NVSN, .50-70 Gov't CF cal., unmarked 32.5" barrel has block-blade front sight (also bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear; breechblock marked "Model/1870/(eagle head with crossed arrows)/US" at hinge; beveled lockplate (from Civil War M.1863 rifle-musket) marked "(spread-wing eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" ahead of hammer, "1863" behind; steel fittings include "US" marked buttplate, slotted and grooved ramrod. Oil-stained walnut fullstock. Mfg'd ca. 1870-73 in approx. 10K qty. this type. Condition is good being smooth gray-brown gunmetal (bit of oxidation to buttplate) having sharp edges and markings. Stock shows wear and extensive dings from age and military use, added finish, but is sound. Action is strong and crisp, bore shows overall light erosion and very good rifling. Russet leather sling is fine. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Civil War Whitney U.S. Navy Model 1861 Percussion "Plymouth" Rifle, #2990, .75 cal., 34.25" round barrel has blade front, long-range rear sight graduated to 1,000 yds., 3.6" bayonet lug at right muzzle, "2990" at tang; beveled lockplate has large "(spread-wing eagle/flag)" and "U.S./Whitneyville" below bolster, "1863" vertically at rear; iron fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard with finger-spur, curved buttplate marked "US" at top, 2 bands (lower with swivel, upper of the double-strap type retaining the barrel-tip ramrod). Stock of oil-finished black walnut has swivel at belly. Mfg'd 1863. Condition is good, the barrel deep brown showing general oxidation (pitting at breech obscuring markings there), else gray/brown gunmetal with good edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth showing oval "FCW" cartouche of inspector Frank C. Warner (light but present) opposite lock, scattered marks, chipping in ramrod channel. Action is smooth, smoothbore shows deep erosion. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Rare U.S. Model 1871 Ward-Burton Single-Shot Bolt Action Rifle, NVSN, .50-70 CF cal., 32.62" round barrel, block-blade front (also socket bayonet lug) and sliding-leaf rear sights; 6.5" receiver marked "(federal eagle)/U.S./Springfield 1871" at left, "Ward Burton Patent/Dec. 20, 1859, Feb. 21, 1871" top of bolt with 2.62" handle; steel fittings are 2-pc. trigger guard with swivel, curved buttplate marked "US", 2 spring-retained bands (upper with swivel), nosecap, slotted/grooved ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock has 2 inspector cartouches at left. Mfg'd ca. 1871, with just 1,011 rifles produced. Condition is excellent retaining bright steel showing very light age, dark case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth having light marks (esp. right butt), original feathering, visible cartouches, pleasing grain, color, and finish. Action is smooth, bore is bright with sharp rifling. This is a very rare 1871 Trials rifle. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era Evans Lever Action Military Carbine, New Model, NVSN, .44 CF cal., 22" tapered round barrel marked "Evans Repeating Rifle Mechanic Falls ME U.S.A. Pat. Dec. 8, 1868 & Sep. 16, 1871" in 1 line, with tall blade front and 3.5" sliding-leaf rear sights; large 18.5" receiver has integral 28-round magazine loaded thru port in butt, right-side ejection port, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever, under-hammer. Oil-finished walnut forend retained by single band with sling swivel, matching 2-pc. buttstocks with curved buttplate and swivel at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1877-79, in approx. 4,000 qty. Condition is good, the barrel with heavy erosion at midpoint largely obscuring factory markings, receiver with 75% original blue, scattered discoloration, .5" left scrape. Stocks are sound (forend a well-made replacement) showing dings, 4" crack at right lower buttstock, shallow loss at toe. Action is smooth, bright bore shows light etching toward muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1859 Cartridge Alteration Carbine, #54008, .50-70 RF cal., 22" tapered round barrel with standard carbine sights, marked with maker's name, address and "New Model 1859" on top; "straight breech" receiver has auto-extraction, left-side sling ring/bar; back-action lock has integral pellet primer device, standard Sharps/Lawrence markings on both sides. Walnut forend has single band, matching buttstock "E.F." (E. Ferrar or Edward Flather) and "D.F.C." (David F. Clark) inspectors' cartouches, 5.5" iron patchbox ("W.H." scratched inside), semi-crescent buttplate. Mfg'd early 1860s, altered and refinished 1867 at the Sharps factory. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% dulling military-style blue and strong traces of case colors, fine edges and markings (barrel markings are weak from factory refinishing). Stocks are sound and smooth with sharp cartouches, minimal marks, pleasing finish. Action is crisp, original 6-groove bore shows overall light etching, very good rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Post-Civil War Sharps New Model Cartridge Altered Breechloading Carbine, #C,969, .50-70 RF cal., 22" tapered round barrel has standard sights (rear with 3-line Lawrence marking); "straight breech" receiver has auto-extraction, left-side sling ring/bar; back-action lock has integral pellet primer device, usual Sharps/Lawrence markings. Walnut forend has single band, matching buttstock "E.F." (E. Ferrar or Edward Flather) and "D.F.C." (David F. Clark) inspectors' cartouches, semi-crescent buttplate marked "R". Mfg'd early 1860s, altered and refinished 1867 at the Sharps factory. Condition is good retaining traces of blue and case colors, else gray gunmetal with good edges and markings (barrel markings removed by factory refinishing). Stocks are sound with faint cartouches, generally minor marks, added finish. Action is crisp, orig. 6-groove bore shows scattered oxidation, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (Antique)

Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Carbine, #C,47848, .52 cal., 22'' blue tapered barrel with standard sights (rear stamped "R.S. Lawrence" + 1859 pat. date), case hardened frame, fire blue screws, nicely cartouched walnut stock and forend, case hardened steel buttplate. Stock without clearance cut for patch box lid. Oil-finished walnut forend retained by single band, matching buttstock has "T.W.B." (T.W. Booth) + "D.F.C." (David F. Clark) inspectors' cartouches at left, 2 inspectors' marks at crescent buttplate, correctly lacks patch box. ''L.W.'' acceptance marks to left side of barrel near breech, saddlering attaching iron, bottom center of forend just forward of operating lever, and top of stock just forward of buttplate tang. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 92% blue to barrel, with losses as corrosion spots halfway between muzzle and barrel band. Case hardened colors to frame and buttplate remain approx. 95% vivid, as do fire blued screws. Stock shows light scuffs with extremely crisp cartouches. Barrel has been later lined with the Government conversion type three-groove barrel liner, which shows a bright near perfect bore.  Carbine was originally .52 cal. perc., converted to .50-70 in 1868, and inspected by D.F.C.  Action is crisp, primer cap feeder is present and operational.  Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (Antique)

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Breechloading Percussion Infantry Rifle, #C28962, .52 cal., 30" round barrel with block-blade front (also a bayonet lug) and folding-leaf rear sights, marked "Sharps Rifle/Manufg. Co./Hartford, Conn." ahead of rear sight and "New Model 1863" behind; straight breech receiver has integral automatic pellet primer, usual Lawrence and Sharps markings, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever that drops breech open for loading/auto extraction; oil-finished walnut forestock has 3 spring-retained bands (middle with sling swivel) and nosecap, matching buttstock a 5.5" patchbox (marked "P"), sling swivel at belly and crescent buttplate (marked "B"). Mfg'd mid-1860s, in just 6,150 qty. Condition is good retaining traces of barrel blue (generally a pleasing thin blue-brown patina), else smooth gunmetal showing traces of case colors, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing minor dings, faint left-side inspector's mark, and added varnish. Action is smooth, bore shows light oxidation and fine rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Post-Civil War Metallic Cartridge Altered Sharps Model 1863 Breechloading Carbine, #54052, .50-70 CF cal., 22" round barrel with pinned blade front and folding-leaf rear sights, marked "Sharps Rifle/Manufg. Co./Hartford, Conn." ahead of rear sight and "New Model 1863" behind; straight breech receiver has integral automatic pellet primer, standard Lawrence and Sharps markings, left-side sling ring and mount, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever; oil-finished walnut forestock has single spring-retained band, matching buttstock a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd mid-1860s, altered and refinished ca. 1867 at the Sharps Rifle factory. Condition is very good retaining traces of barrel blue and case colors but generally gray gunmetal showing scattered pitting (esp. front half of barrel, left-side receiver, buttplate). Barrel markings are soft due to factory refinish. Stocks are sound showing marks and gouges of age and military use and lack inspector mark. Action is smooth, original 6-groove bore shows light erosion and good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Antique)

Indian Wars-Era U.S. Springfield Model 1884 "Trapdoor" Infantry Rifle, with Sling, #498851, .45-70 CF cal., 32.6" round barrel with block-blade front sight (also a bayonet lug) and Buffington rear (marked "R" for Rifle) marked "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "I" at breech; trapdoor receiver marked "US/Model/1884" at hinge, serial number at breech; flat lockplate marked "(spread-wing federal eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" ahead of hammer; steel fittings include 2-pc. trigger guard with front sling swivel, curved buttplate marked "US" at top, 2 spring-retained bands (upper with stacking swivel), nosecap, slotted button-tip ramrod. Oil-stained walnut fullstock. Mfg'd ca. 1886-91. Condition is good retaining traces of finish but generally smooth gray-brown gunmetal (bit of beginning rust/light roughness at top of barrel) with good edges and markings. Stock is sound lacking inspector cartouche, has lightly-scratched markings at left, illegible initials at right, minor marks and added varnish. Action is crisp, bore shows overall moderate erosion, good rifling. Russet leather sling is sound and smooth, with "Jno. Keiler. No. 54 C.F." scratched into lower surface. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Vintage Patriotic Embroidery, showing eagle over American flags and banner "E Pluribus Unum".  Approx. 16"x17", of silk and metallic thread, with marble eagle eye.  Condition is good with minor soiling to bottom portion of fabric background.  Gold gilt frame shows some damage to edges.  Est.:  $200-$300.

Scarce Allen & Wheelock Breechloading Single-Shot "Falling-Block" Rifle, #315, .44 RF cal., 26" round/octagonal barrel marked "Allen & Wheelock/Allen's Pat. Sept. 18, 1860" on top flat; large iron receiver has trigger guard/operating lever, elevation-adjustable rear sight with preset frame detents. Walnut screw-retained forend and matching buttstock with curved buttplate having butt trap for cleaning rod (not present). Mfg'd 1860-70s, in just 1,500-2,000 qty. Condition is good, the blue/brown barrel with perhaps traces of original finish, receiver gray gunmetal, discoloration to buttplate. Edges and markings are very good, stocks are sound with light marks and added varnish. Action does not hold cock but is smooth, bore shows moderate roughness and good rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Antique Winchester-Hotchkiss Bolt Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, 2nd Type, #6536, .45-70 CF cal., 24" round barrel, pinned block-blade front and wind gauge rear sight; long receiver marked "6536" and "HN" at left rail, maker's name, address and 1860-1877 patent dates in 3 lines at left, has 7" sliding bolt with knurled rear knob, rear safety at top left, mag. cutoff at right. Oil-finished walnut halfstock has internal magazine, steel trigger guard and buttplate, nickeled nosecap with door to 2-pc. cleaning rod (present). Mfg'd early 1880s. Condition is good retaining traces of original blue, darkened case colors, fine edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with usual use marks (.625" wood loss at forend), 5.5" repaired crack at right-rear receiver. Bolt is smooth. action is crisp, bore shows moderate erosion, good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Merwin & Hulbert Single-Action Spurtrigger Revolver, #1379, .38 CF cal., 4.5" round barrel has Hopkins & Allen name, address, and 1874-1877 pat. dates on full-length top rib, swivels right and slides forward with 5-shot "scoop-flute" cylinder for loading and extraction; frame marked "Merwin Hulbert & Co./New York U.S.A." at left and "38 Cal." at right has sliding loading gate, integral spurtrigger sheath and grip straps with peaked "skull cracker" and lanyard hole at butt, 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd 1870s-80s. Condition is good retaining approx. 85% barrel and cylinder finish, 40% to frame showing darkening and moderate erosion at sides and backstrap, fine edges and markings. Grips show only light wear. Barrel hinge is tight, action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Rare James Reid Spurtrigger Cartridge Pocket Revolver, Model 2, #1781, .32 RF cal., 4.75" octagonal barrel without ejector rod is unmarked; 7-shot cylinder has thin locking notches; solid frame has screw-out cylinder pin, unusual swing-up loading gate at right, integral spurtrigger sheath and flat-butt straps, 2-pc. varnished rosewood grips. Mfg'd ca. 1862-64, est. just 1,200 qty. Condition is good retaining traces of barrel blue, perhaps a hint of silver at left-side lug, else smooth gray gunmetal having sharp edges. Grips are sound with much original varnish, highpoint wear, chipping to finish (esp. right side). Single-action is crisp, bore shows overall light erosion, fair rifling. Unmarked to evade Rollin White's bored-thru cylinder patent. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Antique)

Hopkins & Allen "XL No. 8" Single Action Army Revolver, #105, .44-40 CF cal., 6.75" round barrel, fluted 6-shot cylinder, solid frame marked "Hopkins & Allen Mfg. Co./Pat. Mch 28, 71 May 27, 79" and "XL No. 8" on topstrap has left-hand release for sliding ejector rod, integral "saw-handle" straps with lanyard ring at butt, 2-pc. checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd late 1870s-early ?80s, in very small qty. Condition is good retaining traces of original finish else smooth gray gunmetal having occasional light erosion, sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound showing only light wear, tiny fleabite and .25" chip at left butt. Action does not hold cock, bore shows light erosion, fine rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Colt Cloverleaf Spurtrigger Revolver, #5786, .41 RF cal., 2.9" barrel marked "Colt's House Pistol/Hartford, CT. U.S.A." flanked by crosses, has sliding ejector rod within the cylinder pin; iconic 4-shot cylinder is unmarked; brass frame marked "Pat. Sep. 19, 1871" in topstrap sighting groove has removable left sideplate, integral spurtrigger sheath and "bird's head" straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1871-76. Condition is good retaining traces of blue but mostly smooth brown gunmetal, age-darkened brass, fine edges and markings. A 1/4" "T" is stamped on both frame and grip at left side. Grips are sound having light marks, 4 "kill" notches at left, much original varnish. Action is crisp, bore has light oxidation, fair rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Colt Model 1851 Navy Fourth Model Single Action Percussion Revolver, #134011, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel with brass bead front and fixed rear sights, blue and case hardened finish with brass grip straps, smooth one-piece walnut grips, large brass trigger guard and later capping groove on right side of receiver. Mfg'd 1863. Revolver is in good overall condition with an even dark brown patina showing oxidation and exposure. Barrel shows sharps edges with a brass bead replacement front sight, later New York barrel address, and some over cleaning on top of barrel. Loading lever assembly and barrel lug shows light to moderate pinprick pitting, with a faint and partially obliterated Colt's Patent marking on left side of frame. Screw heads are good and there are numerous Colt acceptance marks. Cylinder retains 10%-15% of the naval battle scene with the Colt patent line and serial number no longer visible. Cylinder has intermittent light pitting and surface rust around the diameter drifting to dark patina, with all the safety pins hammered down. All of the nipples are in good condition. Gun has all matching visible serial numbers with the exception of the cylinder. Arbor and wedge are also matching. Brass grip straps have been cleaned and show a pleasing taffy patina, with no silver plate remaining. Wood grips are very good with considerable original finish, edgewear at the bases, and a small flea bite chip at the toe of the right grip. Grips are also matching with the number in the grip channel. Action works well and is in time; bore is fair with roughness, scattered pitting, and defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Colt Cavalry Single Action Army Revolver, #91868, .45 Colt cal., 7.5" barrel, nickel finish, with cartouched walnut grips.  John E. Greer Ordnance inspected, and DFC sub-inspected; also marked "DFC" on left side of butt.  Revolver is additionally marked with a "G" beneath the serial number on the trigger guard and back strap.  All visible matching numbers, including grips and bullseye ejector rod tab; no vent hole in axle.  Three-line patent date, U.S. to left side of frame.  Mfg'd 1883, listed as shipped June 8, 1883 in a 100-gun shipment, and is additionally noted in Colt Factory records as being shipped with a blue finish. (See copy of factory letter.)  On Page 76 of "Cavalry & Artillery Revolvers", by Kopec and Fenn, this revolver is listed by serial number as a probable buyback and sold through trade channels.  Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning nickel.  Grips are excellent with several very small chips at butt edge.  Cartouches are very crisp and well defined, bore is excellent.  Est.:  $8,000-$10,000. (Antique)

Osgood Gun Works Duplex Over/Under Revolver, NSNV, .22 cal. Upper/.32 cal. Lower ribbed barrel, 2.5" ribbed tip-down barrels, blade front and fixed rear sights, nickel finish, spur trigger, smooth wood two-piece square butt grips, 8-shot cylinder for .22 barrel and single shot cylinder for .32 barrel. Top of the barrel rib is marked "PAT'D DEC. 7 1880"; top strap is marked "DUPLEX". Left side of the lower barrel is marked "OSGOOD GUN WORKS NORWICH, CONN." Revolver is in near fine overall condition retaining a significant amount of frosted nickel finish, with light surface erosion and edgewear. Hammer and trigger show old muted case hardening. Smooth wood grips are very good with a couple small dents at the base of each grip. Bores are fair with some roughness, and the action functions well on this unique antique revolver. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Colt Model 1860 Army Single Action Percussion Revolver, #74216, .44 cal., 8" barrel with German silver blade front and fixed rear sights, unfluted 6-shot cylinder, blue and case hardened finish with an iron rear and brass front straps, one-piece smooth walnut grips. Mfg'd 1862. Revolver is in good overall condition having gone to a mottled silver/gray patina with sharp markings. Barrel shows cleaning with small areas of light surface rust and erosion with a crisp barrel address. Frame is silvered old case coloring with numerous Colt and military acceptance marks and a sharp "COLTS PATENT" on the left side. Gun is cut for stock with a three-screw frame and capping groove on the right side. Cylinder is an even gray patina retaining approx. 80%-85% of the naval scene, with a partially legible engagement date and small areas of light surface rust. Safety pins are hammered flat while the nipples are intact and strong. Rear grip strap is iron and the front strap and trigger guard are brass. Front strap and trigger guard have been cleaned. All visible matching serial numbers, except for the wedge, which is an unnumbered period replacement. Grips are very good with a sharp cartouche on the left grip and a somewhat fainter cartouche on the right side. Grips are marked with a matching serial number in the grip channel. There is knackering and hammering marks at the base. Action is crisp and the timing is good; bore is fair with roughness, light intermittent pitting, and strong rifling. This is a nice Civil War era Army that shows honest wear with considerable scene remaining. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, 3rd Type, #257631B, .44-40 CF cal., 20" barrel has standard sights and markings; receiver with standard features has left-side saddle-ring/stud, milled rail for sliding dustcover; forend of oil-finished walnut has single band, matching buttstock a curved buttplate with sliding door to butt trap. Mfg'd 1888. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being smooth gray-brown gunmetal with scattered discoloration, occasional light roughness, fair to good edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth having generally light marks and impressions. Action is crisp, bright bore shows light etching, excellent rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Sporting Rifle, 3rd Type, #355171 B, .38-40 CF cal., 24" octagonal barrel with standard sights, marked with maker's name and address + King's Improvement 1866-60 pat. dates at top flat, "38 W.C.F." at breech; receiver is marked "38 Cal." on brass cartridge lifter, "Model 1873" at top tang, serial number lower, has 3rd Type sliding dustcover. Oil-finished walnut stocks have steel nosecap and crescent buttplate with butt trap for rods (not present). Mfg'd 1890. Condition is good retaining traces of original blue (much blue in trigger area), else smooth gray gunmetal with sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing deluxe grain, light handling marks, added finish. Action is crisp, bore shows light erosion (esp. muzzle), fine rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Frontier-Era Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" Saddle-Ring Carbine, 3rd Type, #102086, .44 CF cal., 20" round barrel, full-length magazine beneath retained by clamping band with integral front sight; distinctive brass receiver has removable sideplates, brass cartridge lifter. Oil-finished walnut forend retained by a single clamping band, matching buttstock with brass crescent buttplate. Mfg'd ca. 1872 in .44 rimfire cal. with blued barrel/mag, case hardened lever/hammer, bright brass; later altered to centerfire, perhaps in Mexico/South America. Condition is good retaining no original finish or barrel markings, being dark brown steel with overall light peppering; cleaned brass shows light toning. Stocks are sound showing wear and light marks, 3" wood repairs at both sides of top tang and toe of buttstock, which appears to have been spliced in two halves and fits a bit loose. Rear sight is a replacement, saddle ring/stud are missing. Action is crisp, bore shows overall dark etching, good rifling. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (Antique)

U.S. Marked Colt Model 1851 Navy Late Third Model Single Action Percussion Revolver, #73808, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel with brass pin front and fixed rear sights, blue and case hardened finish with brass grips straps, smooth one-piece walnut grips, small brass trigger guard. Mfg'd 1857. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining 15%-20% original toning blue finish drifting to gray patina. Barrel shows sharp edges with original finish under the loading lever and in protected areas. Left side of muzzle shows holster wear smoothing the sharp edges. The New York barrel address is crisp. Loading lever and frame show considerable original case coloring, with the loading lever assembly being the sharpest. Frame retains considerable original muted smoky case color. Left side of frame has a sharp "COLTS PATENT U.S." martial marking with military acceptance marks. Screw heads are very good and all visible serial numbers are matching, including the arbor and wedge. Wedge shows significant original finish. Cylinder retains approx. 25%-30% original toning blue drifting to patina, with 85%-90% of the naval scene retained and a legible engagement date. All six of the safety pins are intact and the nipples are good. Hammer shows light surface erosion and oxidation due to powder exposure and use, with some knackering around the wedge from rough disassembly. Brass grips straps and large trigger guard all show a pleasing patina. Walnut grips are very good with a crisp "ADK" (Andrew D. King) cartouche on the left grip and a faint outline of a cartouche still visible on the right. Grips are better than average walnut with some burl figure and have the matching pen and ink serial number in the grip channel. Action is crisp and the timing is very good; bore is good with some roughness and well-defined rifling. This is a most acceptable martially marked Navy retaining considerable original finish while displaying marks consistent with carry and use. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (Antique)

Frontier-Era Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" Lever Action Rifle, 3rd Type, #38615 B, .44 RF cal., 24" octagonal barrel marked "Winchester's Repeating Arms, New Haven, CT/King's Improvement Patented March 29, 1866, October 16, 1860", has buckhorn sights, full-length tubular magazine beneath; distinctive brass receiver has removable sideplates, brass cartridge lifter, is stamped "(star) J. Cowan (star)" at top. Oil-finished walnut forend retained by a brass nosecap, matching buttstock has brass crescent buttplate with trapdoor for rods (not present), sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1870. Condition is good retaining perhaps 15%-20% original blue with added finish; sharp edges and markings; cleaned brass shows light toning. Forend shows a full-length left hairline reinforced by 3 tiny staples; buttstock is sound and smooth showing minimal marks, both have pleasing color, added finish. Action is crisp, clean bore shows overall moderate etching, good rifling. Est.: $9,000-$12,000. (Antique)

Early Colt Model 1860 Army Single Action Percussion Revolver, #7794, .44 cal., 8" barrel with German silver blade front and fixed rear sights, unfluted 6-shot cylinder, blue and case hardened finish with iron rear and brass front straps, one-piece smooth walnut grips. Mfg'd 1861 1861. Revolver is in good overall condition with an even dark patina. Barrel show areas of light pinprick pitting with a slightly reduced front sight and a good legible barrel address. There is considerable knackering around the wedge channel on both sides. Frame is a dark brown patina with a legible "COLTS PATENT" on the left side. Gun is cut for stock with a desirable 4-screw frame. Cylinder is a dark brown patina with intermittent light to moderate pitting around the entire diameter; there is no visible cylinder scene remaining with a legible Colt Patent line and serial number. There is a capping groove on the right side. Revolver shows all matching visible serial numbers, except the wedge, which is a mismatched period replacement. Safety pins are hammered flat while the nipples are intact and strong. Rear grip strap is iron and the front strap and trigger guard are brass. Front strap and trigger guard have been cleaned. Grips are good with no visible cartouches noted. There are chips at the toes of both panels and small mars consistent with service use. Action works well and the timing is good; bore is fair with roughness, light intermittent pitting, and visible rifling. Lot includes a Colt factory letter confirming all features and indicating the revolver was shipped to the U.S. Government, Capt. R.W.K. Whitely Commanding New York Arsenal, Governor's Island, N.Y. c/o Colonel D.D. Tompkins Assistant Quartermaster General U.S. Army 6 State St., New York, N.Y. July 29, 1861, with 500 guns in shipment. This is an honest early Civil War era Colt shipped the week after Bull Run. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1885 Hi-Wall Single-Shot Sporting Rifle, #67324, .40-70 CF cal., #3-weight 30" octagonal barrel has standard sights and maker's markings, "40-70 S.S." at breech; "Thickside" receiver has "Pat. Oct. 7th 79" and serial number on lower tang, serpentine trigger guard/operating lever. Oil-stained walnut forend has ebony inlay, matching buttstock a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1894. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85% deep barrel blue, softly mottled/silvering case colors (scattered oxidation to receiver, buttplate with minor erosion, pitting at tang), sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing minimal marks (a couple nicks at belly). Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling and 2" light erosion at muzzle. Hi-Wall/Thickside rifles are scarce and desirable with this #3 barrel and caliber. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Antique)

Colt Model 1851 Navy Late Third Model Single Action Percussion Revolver, #83741, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel with brass pin front and fixed rear sights, blue and case hardened with brass grip straps, smooth one-piece walnut grips with small brass trigger guard. Mfg'd 1857. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining traces of original blue finish on the underside of the barrel in protected areas. Barrel has taken on a mottled brown/gray patina with sharp edges, areas of surface erosion at the muzzle, and a desirable Hartford barrel address. Loading lever and frame show traces of muted original smoky case hardening with an incorrect replacement wedge screw. There is light pinprick pitting on the barrel lug and top of forcing cone due to powder and firing. Cylinder retains approx. 70%-80% of a lightly rolled naval battle scene with a crisp Colt patent line and legible engagement date. Five of the six safety pins remain with the sixth hammered flat, and the rear of the cylinder shows light pitting and small dents from use. All of the nipples are in good condition. Gun shows all matching visible serial numbers, including the arbor and wedge. Frame shows a sharp "COLTS PATENT" on the left side with numerous Colt acceptance marks, good screw heads, save for a buggered frame screw ahead of the trigger guard. There are light dents and mars around the wedge on the right barrel lug from rough disassembly. Brass straps and small trigger guard retain approx. 5%-10% of the original silver plating in and around the trigger guard, with the brass taking on a pleasing taffy patina. Wood grips are in very good condition with considerable original finish and fit very well, showing small mars and compressions consistent with carry and use. Action is crisp and the timing is very good; bore is fair with roughness, light pitting and defined rifling. A desirable Hartford marked Navy with considerable cylinder scene. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Miniature Stagecoach, marked on plaque "1973 National Governor's Conference, Governor, Jack Williams, Lake Tahoe, Nevada", approx. 17"x8", on wooden base.  Shows excellent detail with accoutrements such as miniature shotgun, trunk and saddle on top.  Stagecoach is marked "Lake Tahoe - Carson City Stage Line".  Condition is excellent.  Est.:  $500-$700.

Antique Swiss Single-Shot Salon Pistol, by Jean Siber of Lausanne, NVSN, 4mm, blued 3.5" octagonal barrel made integral with 4" breech (marked "Jean Siber",) has a 1" opening for sliding striker that is manually thumb-cocked, then capped and fired using the conventional trigger. Halfstock of varnished walnut has bag grip, spurred trigger guard, and Schnabel nose. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% deep blue, sharp edges and markings. Stock shows minor handling marks, lovely grain, color, and most original varnish. Action is crisp, bore is clean having fine spiral rifling. Siber and his family were Swiss watchmakers, and their quality and detail show. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Antique)

Antique Ornately-Stocked Austrian Schuetzen Percussion Target Rifle, NVSN, .44 cal., key-retained 29" heavy octagonal barrel (measures 1.1" across flats at swamped muzzle dished for bullet-starter) has hooded Beach-type front, fancy notched rear and 1.75" dia. tang peep sights, marked "F. Umfahrer in Klagenfurt" (state of Carinthia, southern Austria) on top flat ahead of finely engraved breech/tang; flat lockplate is similarly engraved with a bird amid floral scrolls ahead of engraved hammer. Stock of satin finished, deluxe-grain walnut has large right-side handhold with relief-carved acanthus leaves at front, dramatic steel trigger guard having 4 finger-grips and lower scroll, flowing comb with large carved scroll at right, 6" cheekrest carved at left, engraved heavy 6" Swiss-style steel buttplate with exaggerated lower scroll. Single set trigger. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 85% thinning/toning original barrel blue, darkened case colors to lock and buttplate, sharp edges, engraving and markings. Stock is sound, smooth and unmarked showing lovely grain, color and finish. Lacks ramrod. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp spiral rifling.  Sold for $3,100 in 2013.  Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Single-Shot Martini Type Schuetzen Target Rifle, by Olsen-Maseng of Askim, Norway, NVSN, 8mm CF cal., 29'' deeply-fluted octagonal barrel has hooded Beach front and elevation adjustable sliding-leaf rear sights, silver-inlaid "Olsen-Maseng, Askim" at breech; nickel-plated and engraved receiver has 180-degree lever at right that drops open the case hardened breechblock, right-offset hammer, adjustable single set trigger. Top tang threaded for sight (not present). Finely carved and checkered walnut buttstock and forend have scroll-carved horn trigger guard and Schnabel cap, steel Swiss buttplate having removable ball-tip rod. Condition is fine retaining approx. 80% thinning and toning blue to barrel, 92% original toning and lightly flaking nickel to receiver and trigger guard. Stock is sound and smooth showing sharp checkering and carving, lovely grain, color and satin finish. Action is crisp, bright bore shows light frosting and sharp rifling. An unusual and rare Norwegian-made Schuetzen rifle. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Ornate Martini Action Fullstock Sporting Rifle Having Remington Barrel, NVSN, .32-40 CF cal., key-retained 30.25" octagonal barrel with buckhorn sights, marked "Remington Arms Co., Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A." at top flat; engraved receiver has 180-degree lever at right that drops open the breechblock, auto-extraction, right-offset hammer, adjustable single set trigger. Finely carved and checkered walnut forend and pistol-grip buttstock have horn nosecap, sweeping cheekrest, steel buttplate. Condition is near fine retaining approx. 90% barrel blue, silvered receiver with 50% fiery case colors. Stocks are sound and smooth showing wear to checkering, sharp carving, lovely grain and color, added finish. Left half of nosecap missing. Action is crisp, brilliant bore shows light frosting toward muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Semper & Krieghoff, Suhl, Three-Barrel Drilling, #13390. 16 ga. 25-3/4" (65.4cm) solid rib top barrels have 2-1/2" chambers and are choked approx. Mod./Mod. The lower barrel is rifled for an 8mm Mauser and has the same length. The lightly engraved scalloped boxlock action features lockup via double underlugs plus a Greener crossbolt on the rib extension, double triggers, manual safety, barrel selector, plain extractors, and cocking indicators. The rib has provisions for a four-claw scope mounting. The splinter forend and pistol grip cheekpiece buttstock are oil-finished walnut, with 26 LPI checkering, black plastic grip cap, and Pachmayr recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 15-3/8"x1-5/8"x2-3/4". Mfg'd probably in the 1930s. Condition is good to very good, showing much field use. The wood and metal are in good shape, except for several small wood cracks at the rear of the action. The rifle trigger actuator/sight lifter is inoperative, so rifle capability is currently not available. Otherwise, shotgun barrel locks tight and functions; bores are good. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Fine Mid- to Late 19th Century Viennese Cartridge Double Rifle, by Albert Staehle (k.k.Hos Buchsenmacher in Wien), all of which is marked to top of matted rib, #1472, .62 cal., 24'' rifled Damascus barrels, case hardened frame and back lock, right lock marked ''Staehle'' behind hammer; left lock ''in Wein'', with checkered walnut patchbox stock and horn back trigger guard and underlever. Trigger guard is marked with crown-''CR'' royal cipher. It is interesting to note that the ''k.k.'' marking to barrel rib represents pre-1867 royal warrant as a gunsmith to the court of Austria. Crown-''CR'' cipher to bottom of trigger guard is consistent with personal items belonging to Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria (1858-1889). Rudolph was the only son of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria and Empress Elizabeth and the heir to the combined throne of the Austrian/Hungarian Empire, who died under mysterious circumstances with his mistress while on a supposed hunting trip. Condition is fine to near excellent with thinning and light general toning to Damascus barrels; case hardened portions have silvered somewhat. Stock retains sharp checkering and shows evidence of a professional period accomplished butt extension. Action remains crisp, bores are excellent. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

British T. Barclay Single Shot Underlever Rifle, NVSN, .450 cal., 28.87" barrel, blued finish, Jones underlever action, non-rebounding hammer, island lock, Birmingham black powder proof mark, no load or bullet weight markings, top of barrel at receiver and lock are engraved "T. Barclay", rose and scroll engraving on the action and lock, drift adjustable bead front sight, tangent rear sight with no graduations, barrel marked "Henry's Patent" under the rear sight, straight grip checkered walnut stock with lightly engraved steel buttplate, 14.25" LOP, non-adjustable trigger, engraved trigger guard with checkered grip rest, checkered walnut forend with wedge retainer and Schnabel horn end cap, and blank silver oval in bottom edge of buttstock. Condition is good, the barrel having a thinning and mottled brown finish; action, lock, and trigger guard show age graying, with only slight traces of case color in protected areas. Crisp engraving, some screws slightly marred, rear trigger guard screw has a broken head, and hammer screw may be an old replacement as it has no engraving. Bore is mostly bright with light frosting, strong lands and grooves; chamber has an area in the middle that has been recently machined and cleaned up. Stock is sound showing numerous dings, small depressions, gouges, scratches, and light wear, with a nicely aged oil finish. Checkering shows wear, minor gouges, and some flattened diamonds. There is a small loss to one side of the forend wedge. Buttplate shows a dark rust patina, with wear to the engraving and screws. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R)

British Cowels & Dunn 28 Gauge Single Barrel Shotgun, #90774, 28 ga., 27" barrel, 2.5" chamber, blued finish, rear of barrel engraved "Cowels & Dunn, Sydney N.S.W., Made in England", receiver has Birmingham proof marks, "28c" in diamond, "nitro proof 3/8", and marked "choke", all visible numbers matching, outside rebounding hammer, island lock, extractor, silver bead front sight, straight grip checkered walnut stock with horn buttplate, 14.25" LOP (14" to original wood), checkered walnut forend with black horn end cap, and silver oval roundel with engraved letters "JS" on lower edge of buttstock. No decorative engraving, just thin border lines on the receiver and lock. Condition is very good retaining approx. 98% of a proper refinished bluing, showing only minor wear to the right side of the receiver at the hinge pin and thinning of the bluing on the lock. Action is tight and functions properly; bore is mostly bright, with light pitting around the forcing cone, and there is a small area of roughness and pitting about 7" from the muzzle. Stock shows a light oil refinish, still showing minor dings, light depressions, and scratches; checkering appears to have been freshened up, with sharp diamonds. Horn buttplate shows damage and small losses from insects. All the screws are properly indexed with clean slots. A neat little shotgun! Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Antique)

Very Late Colt Model 1878 Side-by-Side Hammer Shotgun, #20,000. 12 ga. 30" solid rib Damascus barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Full/IC. The action features lockup via double underlugs and a doll's head rib extension, double hammers and triggers, and simple extractors; lockplates are border engraved. The splinter forend and Prince of Wales round-knob buttstock are straight-grained walnut, with adequate checkering, unengraved brass oval inlay, ebony forend tip, and original black Rampant Colt buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1884. Condition is good to very good showing much field use but no abuse. There are numerous small handling marks on the wood, small edge erosion and cracks at junction to locks and tangs, and little checkering left. Metal has gone to a dark brown patina. Action is a little loose, should not be fired with modern ammo; bores are moderately pitted; locks function OK but somewhat sticky. A good candidate for a restoration. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Upgraded Winchester Model 12 Slide-Action Trap Gun, #1272452. 12 ga. 28" barrel has a wide ..." Simmons rib mounted, which extends to the rear of the receiver, a 2-3/4" chamber, target beads, and is choked Full. The action is standard Model 12 but has engine-turned bolt and lifter. The receiver has been extensively engraved after market by W. Stewart, including hunting scenes on both sides surrounded by floral scrolls with gold inlaid ducks, pheasant, and pointing dog. The new full beavertail forend and pistol grip Monte Carlo buttstock are of "C" Grade light walnut, gloss finished, with fleur-de-lis patterns and checkering at 22 LPI, custom grip cap with duck engraved in pewter, and a Pachmayr Whiteline Trap Model recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-3/8"x2". Originally mfg'd 1951. Condition is very good as upgraded, with some handling marks to wood, carry wear to bottom of receiver, and moderate wear to action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Browning Citori Hunter Model Over/Under Shotgun, #04769RRJ63. 20 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are choked Mod./Full. The Citori boxlock action features a single selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The blued receiver is lightly engraved. The grooved semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of straight-grain, high-gloss walnut, nicely checkered, with no grip cap but with a Pachmayr Whiteline recoil pad fitted. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-5/8"x2-1/4". Gun is contained in a later dark brown Browning hard case. Gun mfg'd by Miroku in Japan for Browning in 1988. Condition is very good, with numerous handling marks to wood and some edgewear to receiver, which is turning plum. Action shows little wear, still closes very tight, and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Browning Citori Grade 1 Two-Barrel Trap Combination Set, #05765RN143. The 12 ga. 32" over/under high vent rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked Mod./Full; the 12 ga. 34" top single barrel has the same high vent rib, target beads, a 2-3/4" chamber, and is choked Full. Both barrels are serial numbered to the receiver. The Citori boxlock action features a single selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors; the receiver is lightly engraved. The finger-groove beavertail forend and Monte Carlo pistol grip buttstock are of straight-grain high-gloss finished walnut, with thorough checkering and original Browning Pachmayr Whiteline Trap Model recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-1/2"x2". Gun is contained in original Browning two-barrel hard case. Mfg'd by Miroku in Japan for Browning in 1979. Condition is good to very good with numerous handling marks to wood, carry and operating wear to blued edges, and noticeable operating wear to action, which still locks tight and operates correctly; all bores are bright. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Ruger Red Label Model Over/Under Shotgun, #410-20840. 12 ga. 26" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers and are choked Skt/Skt. The stainless steel boxlock action features dual side-lug lockup, single selective mechanical trigger, automatic safety, and auto ejectors. Receiver is unengraved except for maker's stamp. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are "B" Grade walnut with very good checkering, original Ruger black grip cap, and red recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-1/2"x2-1/4". Mfg'd approx. 1990. Gun is contained in an early light brown Browning hard case. Condition is very good to near excellent, approx. 85%, with very few handling marks to wood, no loss of finish to metal, and little wear to action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 23 Classic Side-by-Side Shotgun, #CL28-818E. 28 ga. 26" vent rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked IC/Mod. The boxlock action features double underlug lockup, single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The blued receiver features fine scroll engraved on all sides, with a gold inlaid grouse on the bottom. The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "C" Grade walnut, high-gloss finished, with extensive checkering at 22 LPI, ebony forend tip, metal grip cap, blank gold inlay, and black Winchester Olde English butt pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-1/2"x2-1/8". Contained in the original green canvas Winchester hard case, with owner's instructions. Mfg'd approx. 1987 by Nikko in Japan for Winchester. Condition is near excellent, approx. 95%, showing moderate wear to action, which locks tight and functions correctly. There are no significant marks to the wood or metal, and bores are bright. The "28" on the breach end of the rib has no gold inlay. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (Modern)

Browning New Design Auto-5 "Sweet Sixteen" Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #116ZT14158. 16 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has target beads, 2-3/4" chamber, and is fitted for Invector choke tubes (IC installed). The action is gas operated, similar to the Benelli system; the receiver is dark anodized alloy with Browning logos. The slender forend and full pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss finished, dark "B" Grade walnut, with distinctive checkering, A5 grip cap, and "Inflex" recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-3/8"x1-7/8"x2-1/8". Mfg'd 2016. Condition is excellent, approx. 95%, with little wear to action, which functions correctly, and there are almost no marks to the wood. Bore is bright. A very nice, fast-handling field gun. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

Charles Daly/Miroku Venture Skeet Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #523088. 20 ga. 26" narrow vent rib barrels have target beads, 3" chambers, and are choked Skt/Skt. The boxlock action is similar to a Browning Citori, and features a gold single selective inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The blued receiver is nicely hand-engraved in floral patterns with punch-dot borders. The finger groove semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are "B" Grade walnut, high-gloss finished, with adequate checkering, Whiteline black plastic grip cap, and "B.C. Miroku" marked buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-1/2"x2-1/2". Mfg'd late 1960s by Miroku in Japan for Charles Daly. Condition is near excellent, approx. 95%, showing very little use. Action still locks tight and functions correctly, except that the lower ejector will operate on opening even if the trigger is not pulled, which can be repaired by a qualified gunsmith. Little wear to checkering; bores are bright. Est.: $900-$1,100. (C&R)

Winchester Model 21 Skeet Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #19544. 12 ga. 28" solid rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked WS-1/WS-2. The boxlock action has a single underlug lockup, single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The blued receiver is unengraved but marked "Skeet" forward of the trigger guard. The beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "C" Grade walnut, high-gloss finished and fully checkered, with unengraved metal grip cap and Pachmayr Whiteline butt pad fitted. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-5/8"x2-3/8". Mfg'd 1948. Includes a letter from Winchester/Cody Firearms Museum that describes original condition and subsequent repairs. Condition is very good to near excellent as modified with upgraded wood and probable re-blue. Wood has very few handling marks, metal has little wear. Action locks tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Still a very nice Skeet gun. Est.: $3,500-$4,000. (C&R)

Beretta Model A400 Xcel Parallel Target KO Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #XA096348. 12 ga. 30" barrel has tapered high vent rib, replaceable front target bead, 3" chamber, and is fitted for Beretta Optima choke tubes (6 included). A400 action is enclosed in a blue anodized alloy receiver, with attached shell catcher and black trigger guard. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are "C" Grade walnut, with special checkering and grip cap, adjustable comb and stock fit via shims, and a Kick-Off recoil system. Stock dimensions are currently 14-1/2"x1-1/2"x1-5/8". Contained in a gray plastic Beretta hard case, including tools, extra shims, and instructions. Mfg'd 2013. Condition is excellent showing very little use. Wood has some edgewear but few handling marks. Action locks tight and operates correctly, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

Browning Gold Fusion High Grade Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #113MV04537. 12 ga. 28" high vent rib barrel has 3" chamber, Hi-Viz front sight, and is fitted for Invector-Plus choke tubes (Lt. Mod. Installed). The action is standard Gold gas-operated, but receiver has a silver nitride finish with images of labradors and ducks in gold. Full forend and shim-adjustable pistol grip buttstock are satin finished "C" Grade walnut, with no grip cap, thorough checkering, and original Browning recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-3/4"x1-7/8". Mfg'd 2005. Condition is near excellent, approx. 90%-95%, with little wear to action, very few handling marks to wood or metal, and bright receiver finish. Action functions correctly, bore is bright. Est.: $750-$1,200. (Modern)

Benelli M2 "3 Gun" Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M789369S. 12 ga. 21" vent rib barrel has 3" chamber, Hi-Viz front sight, and is fitted for Benelli Crio chokes (5 included). The action is the Benelli inertia system, which handles 2-3/4" and 3" shells interchangeably. The alloy receiver is anodized flat black, to match barrel and stocks. Finger-groove forestock and pistol grip buttstock are black synthetic, with recoil reducing buttstock features including special butt pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-1/2"x2". Includes Benelli hard case with tubes, wrench, lube, mag plug, and stock shims. Mfg'd 2012. Condition is very good, approx. 90%+, showing little use to action, which functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Benelli Super 90 Model M1 Tactical Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M166507, 12 ga., 18.5" barrel with tactical rifle sights, 3" chamber, and fitted for screw-in choke tubes. The extended magazine holds seven (7) rounds. All exposed metal is finished dull black. The forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-impact black polymer, with recoil pad. A 6-rd. shell carrier has been added to the left-side receiver. Factory hand guard has been replaced with a SureFire H16 forend. Condition is very good, as used little. Action snaps tight and functions correctly. Bore has traces of wad and lead fouling which should clean. Includes a black padded nylon sling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Hi-Standard 1st Model Olympic Model GO Semi-Automatic Pistol, #329720, .22 Short cal., 6.75" heavy bull barrel, blade front and adjustable "Davis" rear sights, lever takedown, aluminum slide, grooved surface on top of barrel and slide, blue finish, deluxe checkered walnut two-piece grips with thumb rest, and one correct matching number humpback 10-rd. magazine. Left barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./NEW HAVEN, CONN. U.S.A." Mfg'd 1950. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 92% toning blue finish with light wear at the muzzle, small scratches at the rear of the slide and edgewear. The alloy slide shows edgewear and has begun to drift to purple tones. Barrel shows a matching serial number on the base of the lug. The rare humpbacked magazine has the matching serial number etched on the left side. Grips are very good with some flattening of checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good with defined rifling. The First Model Olympic was a deluxe top-of-the-line quality adaption of the Model GE, mfg'd for only two years, 1949-1950, with a total production of only approx. 1,250 units. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model E Semi-Automatic Pistol, #36464, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" heavy bull barrel, blade front and square notch adjustable rear sights, blue finish, deluxe checkered walnut target two-piece target grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Left barrel lug is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./THE HIGH STANDARD MFG. CO./NEW HAVEN CONN." Mfg'd 1938. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish with some thinning of finish at the muzzle, highpoint edgewear, and on the grip straps. Grips are very good showing some flattening to the checkering and flea bite compressions at the bases with a good look. Action is crisp, bore is very good. The Model E was a high-quality deluxe model of the hammerless series with a total production of approx. 2,600 units. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard U.S. Marked Supermatic Tournament Model 102 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1005072, .22 L.R. cal., 8" tapered barrel, Patridge style front and windage and elevation adjustable rear sights, blue finish, push-button takedown, checkered plastic Hi-Standard medallion grips, and one correct "HI-STANDARD" marked 10-rd. magazine. Pistol is marked "U.S." on the left barrel lug. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN, CONN., U.S.A." Mfg'd 1959. Pistol is in very good overall condition with wear and thinning of finish on both sides of the barrel, edgewear and small scratches, retaining approx. 75%-80% of the toning factory blue finish. Front and rear grip straps are going to gray patina. Grips are in very good condition and fit well. The Hi-Standard marked magazine has had a hole drilled in the middle of the base. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard U.S.A. Model H-D Semi-Automatic Pistol, #119448, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" medium-weight barrel, serrated blade front and square-notched drift adjustable rear sights, external hammer, high-gloss blue finish, external safety, black two-piece checkered hard rubber grips, external safety and ribbed trigger, with an unmarked two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1944. Pistol is in fine+ overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory high-gloss blue finish, with light scratches on the barrel and wear at the muzzle. Top of barrel is marked "PROPERTY OF U.S.A."; left side of slide is marked "HI-STANDARD/U.S.A. MODEL H-D"; right barrel lug is marked "PROPERTY OF U.S." with the crossed cannons symbol. Grips are very good with small chips at the bases of both panels near the magazine well. Action is crisp, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. The USA Model HD was developed in response to the government's need for a training pistol similar to the Colt Model 1911. Mfg'd from only 1943-1945. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model GE Semi-Automatic Pistol, #328779, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" heavy bull barrel, blade front and adjustable "Davis" rear sights, lever takedown, blue finish, deluxe checkered walnut hand checkered two-piece grips, and one unmarked two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Includes an additional 4.5" bull barrel with the matching serial number etched on the lug. Left barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./NEW HAVEN, CONN. U.S.A." Mfg'd 1950. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 92% toning blue finish with thinning at the muzzle, along the barrel and the grip straps. There are small areas of light surface rust along the barrel and some surface rust and light roughness at the muzzle. Grips are in very good condition. Action is crisp, bore is very good with defined rifling. (4.5" barrel is very good; however, there is light surface rust on the right side due to poor storage.) The Model GE was a deluxe high-end offering that was only mfg'd for two years, 1949-1950, with a limited production of approx. 2,900 units. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6445B, .380 ACP cal., 4.3" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, exposed cocking piece, blue finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber Savage Quality marked grips, and one 9-rd. unmarked magazine. Left rear of the frame is marked "SAVAGE". Mfg'd 1914. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 92%-94% thinning factory blue finish, with losses on both sides of the muzzle and edgewear on both the slide and frame. Both the front and rear grip straps show thinning finish with wear along the sharp edges. Trigger shows muted case color. Grips are in very good condition showing "SAVAGE QUALITY" logos with a crisp brave figure. Action is crisp, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #13917, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, factory nickel finish, pearl grips; right grip with a carved steers head with small ruby eyes. Roman numerals XXVII are scratched into back of the right grip. This revolver also features a round blade front and standard notched rear sight, color case hardened hammer and smooth trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (6444). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. L.?. Doyle is scratched into the lower left edge of the grip frame, under the grip. "Q-1/ 904357/JB" is lightly scratched into the lower front edge on the right side of the frame. Shipped to Stauffer Eshleman & Co., New Orleans, LA., Dec. 6, 1917, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, and the original grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is very good retaining approx. 93% factory nickel finish, with general light handling marks and a little fine scratching. There is a small amount of intermittent pinprick pitting present on the metal, most frequent on the sideplate. There are also spots of light pitting on the sides of the grip frame, under the grips. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors have mostly silvered out with some mild pitting and darkening to sides of the trigger. Grips fit well and are just a little proud at the butt and lower portion of the backstrap. Both have a nice, aged appearance, carving with well-defined edges, neither have any major blemishes. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is clean, lands and grooves are clearly defined, no frosting or erosion. An interesting piece with its added markings that are worth further research. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model Target (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #14164, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut diamond center grips. Target sights include a pinned blade front and adjustable notched rear. Hammer and trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (4602). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. "44TL" is scratched into the back of the right grip. Shipped to Stambaugh Thompson, Youngstown, OH., Dec. 14, 1917; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter does not list any of the revolver's features. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80%-85% original factory blue, with the heaviest losses to the front and back strap. There is also some additional wear at the muzzle, edges of the frame, and index line to the cylinder. Otherwise, metal has general light scratches and handling wear associated with age and moderate use. Approx. 70% muted case colors remain. There is light pitting on the sides and face of the trigger. Grips show moderate handling wear, checkering is crisp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Bore is very good showing normal wear, rifling is still clearly defined. Est.: $2,400-$2,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Second Model Double Action Revolver, #20828, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips, lanyard ring, round blade front sight, standard notched rear sight, smooth color case hardened trigger, and checkered hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (84510). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. One of the Second Model .44 Hand Ejectors that was built on a 1917 frame with "(eagle's head)" inspection mark on the inside, near the assembly number. Shipped to S.C. Melzer & Co., August 14, 1923; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter does not specify any of the revolver's features. In unnumbered one-piece maroon "Patent/Display" box. Condition is very good retaining approx. 92%-94% factory blue. Metal with tiny nicks and scratches from handling and use. There is mild pitting visible on the left side of the frame, as well as some small specks to the right side. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 55%-60% muted case colors remain. Grip checkering is primarily sharp, smooth borders show a small amount of typical light handling marks, no major blemishes. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good, bright, rifling is clearly defined. Box shows edgewear and a gouge to top of the lid, end label is clear. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce Pre-War Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, with 5" Barrel, #56282, .38 S&W Spec. cal., blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, McGivern gold bead front and square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (12782). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Western Auto Supply, Los Angeles, CA, April 14, 1938; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, front and rear sights. In a correct but unnumbered two-piece blue picture box. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% factory blue. Muzzle wear, thinning to the back strap, and wide index line to the cylinder accounts for most of the finish loss. Square piece of what looks like textured tape has been adhered to back of the frame, below the hammer, otherwise showing scattered light scratches and blemishes associated with handling and use, the most noticeable is a scratch to the left side of the barrel. Only the slightest amount of case colors remain on the hammer and trigger. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering and a small amount of typical light handling marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Cylinder locks up well with just a little rotational movement and end shake. Bore appears near excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows darkening, age, and wear, heaviest around the edges. The metal reinforced corners are intact, graphic is very dark and now faintly legible. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson .38/44 Heavy Duty Double Action Revolver, #39392, .38 S&W Spec. cal., 5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips, round blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, with a color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (87233). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Back of the right grip is numbered (not completely legible) in pencil but does not match this revolver. Mfg'd ca. 1932. In an unnumbered two-piece blue picture box. Condition is fine overall retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue. Light wear to the muzzle and index line to the cylinder accounts for most of the finish loss. There is moderate frosting present on the front and back strap, otherwise showing typical light marks associated with handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Hammer and trigger retain approx. 90% case colors. Grip checkering shows a few spots of light wear, smooth borders have scattered small handling marks, no major blemishes. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Box shows general signs of age and storage type wear. Metal reinforced corners are intact. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Special Order Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) British Target Double Action Revolver, #3971, .455 Mark II cal., special order 7.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips, round blade front sight, special order military drift adjustable target rear sight, color case hardened hammer and checkered trigger. There is a small "(crown)BV" British proof mark on right side of the frame; "(crown)BV" and "(crown)BP" proofs on left side of barrel and on cylinder. Barrel address is located on top of barrel, which has no other markings. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (961). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Grips are not numbered. Shipped to Chas. Osborne, Birmingham, England, March 15, 1909; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter states that this revolver was mfg'd in a special production run of 7.5" barreled .455 Mark II revolvers with a military drift adjustable rear sight. This order was for 8 units total, with a previous group having shipped earlier in the year. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% original factory blue. Metal with general moderate nicks and scratches, and some mild frosting. Front and back strap have worn to a bare gray gun metal. Hammer and trigger retain approx. 70%-75% case colors, strongest on the hammer. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips have a few surface dents and mild flattening to the checkering detail, both show wear that is consistent with the overall condition of the revolver. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good, bright, showing moderate wear, rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Engraved Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #2268, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 7.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, pearl grips; right grip with a carved steers head that is adorned with several small clear gemstones at the eyes, ears, and across the forehead. This revolver also features a round blade front and standard notched rear sights, color case hardened hammer and smooth trigger. Nicely accomplished non-factory engraving covers approx. 70% of the metal surfaces. Engraving includes scroll and floral motifs set against a punch-dot background. Work is not signed. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (4011). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Schoverling Dale & Gale Co., New York City, NY, Nov. 18, 1908, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, and the original grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is very good overall retaining approx. 90% low luster finish. Wear at the muzzle, lower portion of the frame/trigger guard, and front strap accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear, and engraving is crisp. There are intermittent tiny pin prick blemishes present on parts of the metal, as well as a few small mars to the left side of the front sight blade. Only trace amounts of case coloring remain, and there is very mild pitting visible on the sides of the trigger. Both grips show moderate yellowing and have a nice, aged appearance. Left grip fits just a little small with a small chip at the heel, and a vacant spot at the upper edge that likely held some sort of decorative medallion. Right grip fits better, carving is defined, with a tiny chip at the toe and a little larger chip missing from the heel, as well as a small age crack in between the steer's mouth and grip edge. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore shows moderate wear, is clean, lands and grooves are clearly defined, but there are a few small spots of erosion approx. 2" down from the muzzle. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

British Contract Smith & Wesson .455 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple Lock) Double Action Revolver, #3604, .455 Mark II cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions, round blade front sight, notched rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, lanyard loop in butt. British proof marks on left side of frame and back of the cylinder. Barrel address is located on top of barrel, which has no other markings. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (2758). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Back of the right grip is hand numbered in pencil and matches the revolver. Shipped to Remington Arms - Union Metallic Cartridge Co., purchasing agents for the British Gov't, Dec. 30, 1914; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter does not specify any of the revolver's features. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70% original factory blue. Metal shows general age and wear. Losses and patina to sides of the barrel, top of frame, and backstrap accounts for much of the finish loss; backstrap shows additional frosting. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Hammer and trigger retain approx. 60% muted case colors. Grip checkering is primarily crisp with a few handling marks to the smooth borders, medallions show moderate toning from age. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Very good bore, bright, lands and grooves are clearly defined, no frosting or erosion. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Second Model Double Action Revolver, #36622, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips, round blade front sight and standard notched rear sight, serrated color case hardened trigger, and checkered hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (84855). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Harper & Reynolds Co., Jan. 28, 1933; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, and type of grips. In one-piece maroon "Patent/Display" box, bottom is numbered in pencil and matches the revolver. Condition is fine retaining approx. 92%-94% factory blue. Metal with tiny nicks and scratches from handling and use, predominantly on the muzzle end of the barrel and cylinder. Muzzle wear and a visible index line to the cylinder accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 75%-80% case colors remain. Grips are near excellent, checkering is sharp, smooth borders have a few shallow impressions, no major blemishes. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Strong bore, bright, with well-defined rifling. Box shows general scuffs and scratches, end label is clear, corners are intact. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector 4th Model Target (Model of 1950 .44 Target/Pre-Model 24) Double Action Revolver, #S143737, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and white outline square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, color case hardened trigger and hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (51561). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Number on the back of the right grip does not match (143747) but is curiously similar to the serial number on the revolver. There is a light diamond type rework stamp on the barrel, indicating that this revolver may have been sent back to the factory and changed to the scarcer 4" barrel configuration. Condition is fine retaining approx. 95% blue, showing intermittent slight handling marks and a little more concentrated scratching to the trigger guard. Finish shows a little wear at the muzzle and backstrap, with a thin index line to the cylinder. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 90% case colors remain. Grip checkering is sharp. There are some shallow indentations to the smooth portion of the grips, primarily on the front edge of the left grip. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Transitional Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, #S70498, .38 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips. Patridge front sight has been modified by cutting the front edge at an angle, with a square-notch fully adjustable rear sight, color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (12027). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Mine & Smelter, Denver, CO., Sept. 23, 1946; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length and finish. In a two-piece maroon Outdoorsman box that is numbered in pencil to another gun (S71311), bottom is also stamped "Target". Condition is about fine retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue. Muzzle wear, and wear to high points of the cylinder accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 85% case colors remain. Grips with scattered shallow indentations and small handling marks, checkering is primarily crisp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Very good bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Box is good and shows signs of moderate age and storage wear, with some creasing to the edges; one of the upper corners is split, end label is clear. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Excellent Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector 4th Model Target (Model of 1950/Pre-Model 24) Double Action Revolver, #S144700, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, square-notch fully adjustable rear sight, color case hardened .265 serrated trigger and .400" target hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (59755). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Sloan's Sporting Goods, New York, NY, April 25, 1955; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length and finish. In unnumbered two-piece blue box with silver lettering. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ blue. There is some light wear visible on the front sight and a very faint index line to the cylinder. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors are strong, approx. 99% remain. Grips are like new with sharp checkering. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows typical light storage type wear, lettering is clear, metal reinforced corners are intact. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

High Condition Pre-War Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, #52054, .38 Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, Patridge front and square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (9561). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Dunham Carrigan & Hayden Co., San Francisco, CA, July 14, 1937; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length, finish, and grips. In a correct two-piece blue picture box, bottom is numbered on a small piece of white tape in black grease pen and matches the revolver. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% factory blue, with crisp factory lettering, and showing only a few slight handling marks. There is a faint index line to the cylinder, face and chambers are clean. Strong case colors on the hammer and trigger, most remain. Grips appear near new with sharp, unmarred checkering. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up securely. Excellent mirror bright bore with well-defined rifling. Box shows moderate age and wear, heaviest around the edges. The metal reinforced corners are intact, graphic is clear. Est.: $2,200-$2,800. (C&R/PPT)

Factory Refinished Post-War Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Third Model (Model of 1926 Transition Variation) Double Action Revolver, #S63353, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips with S&W medallions, round blade front and standard square-notched rear sights, with a color case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (4803). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to George Lawrence Co., Portland, OR., July 24, 1946; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter does not specify any of the revolver's features. There are small "(diamond)" rework marks stamped on the barrel and cylinder. Left side of the grip frame is marked with a "(boxed)R-S" refinish mark and a date of 4/73. Metal surfaces rate in about fine overall condition, as refinished, approx. 96% blue remains, with a little mild frosting to the backstrap. Light scratching to the trigger guard and muzzle wear accounts for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Only trace amounts of case coloring remain on the hammer. Case colors on the trigger are primarily vibrant, but there is some mild pitting visible on the left side and face. Grips show general age and handling wear but remain serviceable. Right grip is darker in color; left grip shows more thinning and finish loss. There are a few spots of mild rust to the sides of the grip frame, under the grips. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up well, with just a little rotational movement. Bore is very good, bright with well-defined rifling, and a few minor spots of fouling in the grooves. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triple-Lock) Double Action Revolver, #11318, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, factory nickel finish, checkered diamond center walnut grips, with round blade front and standard notched rear sights. Hammer and smooth trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (9187). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to H.A. Astlett Co., New York City, NY, Sept. 21, 1915, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length and finish; grips are listed as checkered walnut. Condition is very good retaining approx. 92% factory nickel finish, with general slight handling marks and a little fine scratching. There is some frosting and specks of pitting, primarily on the cylinder and left side of frame. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors are a little muted, approx. 85%-90% remain. Grip checkering is sharp, bottom edges with some light wear and handling marks. Action remains tight and cycles smoothly. Bore is clean, lands and grooves are clearly defined, but there is a medium sized spot of erosion a few inches down from the muzzle. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Transitional Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, #S70079, .38 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips, Patridge front and square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, with color case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Either the frame or yoke was likely mis-stamped as the assembly numbers are marked as 10556 and 10566. Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Interesting that the factory letter states that this gun was shipped in 1946 to "Nobody", as it is open on the records. It mentions that this could be due to an oversight by the shipping clerk or that the gun was stolen. The letter does not list any of the revolver's features. In a two-piece maroon Outdoorsman Target box that is numbered in pencil to another gun (S69697). Condition is about fine retaining approx. 92%-94% factory blue. Muzzle wear, cylinder index line, and a little finish wear to the back of the frame accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 80% case colors remain. Grips with scattered shallow handling marks, checkering is primarily crisp. There is a very small chip missing from the lower back edge of the left grip. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up securely. Bore appears near excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows moderate age and wear. The corners are intact, end label is clear.  Est.:  $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum (Pre-Model 27) Double Action Revolver, #S162635, 8-3/8" pinned barrel, checkered diamond center walnut target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, color case hardened serrated trigger and checkered hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (15998). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Harris & Stroh, San Francisco, CA, Jan. 26, 1956; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter verifies barrel length and finish. In a two-piece gold box, bottom is faintly numbered and not completely legible in black grease pen but does not match this revolver. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% factory blue. There is light wear at the muzzle and thin index line to the cylinder, otherwise showing intermittent handling marks and small blemishes associated with handling and use. Factory lettering is clear. Case colors are strong, nearly all remain. Grip checkering is sharp, smooth borders have a few minor handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows moderate storage type wear and a little deformation to the end panels, metal reinforced corners are intact, graphic and lettering is clear. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .45 Hand Ejector Model of 1950 Army (Pre-Model 22) Double Action Revolver, #S92872, .45 ACP cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips with S&W medallions, round blade front sight, standard notched rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd ca. 1952-1953. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (8597). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and right grip are numbered to the gun. Right side of the barrel is marked "45 CAL. MODEL 1950". Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97-98% blue. Light muzzle wear and cylinder index line accounts for the finish loss. Otherwise, showing only a small amount of light handling marks. Case colors are strong, nearly all remain. The "N" in Smith & Wesson on the left side of the barrel is a little light, other factory lettering is clear. There is an impression to the bottom edge of the right grip, otherwise both show little handling wear; checkering detail is crisp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Second Model Double Action Revolver, now in target configuration, #19739, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, nickel finish, checkered walnut diamond center Magna grips. Target sights include a pinned blade front and adjustable notched rear. Hammer and trigger are color case hardened. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (8535). The numbers on the barrel and cylinder (562813) match each other but do not match the serial number on the frame. Serial number on the frame is located on the left side under the grip and at the butt, which now has a lanyard ring. There is also a factory rework star and "156" located on the left side of the frame, under the grip. Included is a factory letter that states this revolver was originally shipped to Harper Reynolds, Los Angeles, CA., Sept. 16, 1924; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. The letter also lists the shipping information for serial #S62813 but does not list any of the revolvers features. It does also mention that there is no factory information that this gun was converted by S&W and was likely done by a gunsmith. An interesting revolver due to the above information and star on the left side of the grip frame. Condition is about fine, retaining approx. 95% nickel finish, which appears original. Nickel has light scratches and other typical handling marks. There are a few pin prick blemishes, mainly around the barrel pin. Factory lettering is clear. Approx. 50% muted case colors remain. Grips show typical signs of age and moderate handling wear, checkering is primarily crisp. Action cycles smoothly and cylinder locks up securely. Bore is very good, showing normal wear, lands and grooves are clearly defined. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Third Model Transitional Double Action Revolver, in Target Configuration, #S71903, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips with S&W medallions, replacement ramped blade front sight, square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, color case hardened trigger and replacement wide spur hammer. Trigger with an added shoe. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (13391). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and right grip are numbered to the gun. There is a factory rework star on the butt and left side of the grip frame is dated "S 10.50". It is unknown if the front sight was changed by the factory at this time. Included is a factory letter that states the revolver was probably mfg'd in Sept. of 1946, but they were unable to trace any history of this firearm as there is no disposition in Smith & Wesson's records. Condition is near excellent as factory refinished, retaining approx. 95% blue. Muzzle wear and cylinder turn line account for most of the finish loss. Finish on the frame has toned to a mild plum color. Factory lettering is clear. There are two impressions on the left grip, above the S&W medallion. Otherwise, both show only typical light wear with crisp checkering. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Exceptional Smith & Wesson .45 Hand Ejector Model of 1950 Army (Pre-Model 22) Double Action Revolver, #S90329, .45 ACP cal., 5-1/2" barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut Magna grips with S&W medallions, round blade front sight, standard notched rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (3424). Barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of right grip are numbered to the gun. Shipped to Charles Greenblatt & Co., New York City, NY., May 15, 1952; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter does not specify any of the revolver's features. In two-piece maroon box, bottom is numbered in black grease pencil and matches the revolver. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% blue. There is a spot of minor muzzle wear to the right side of the barrel. Factory lettering is clear. Portion of the cylinder with only a very faint index line. Case colors are strong. Grips with a few light handling marks, checkering is crisp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows scattered scuffs and scratches, and the end label is primarily clear with a small piece missing from one of the lower corners. A few of the box edges and corners have been reinforced with tape. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Excellent Early U.S. Military Smith & Wesson Model of 1917 Double Action Revolver, #2843, .45 ACP/.45 Auto Rim cal., 5-1/2" pinned barrel, blue finish, two-piece smooth walnut grips, round blade front sight and standard square-notched rear sight, lanyard ring, with color case hardened trigger and concentric grooved hammer. Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (2050). Barrel, cylinder, and extractor are numbered to the gun. Bottom of the barrel is stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY". There is an "S" stamped on the bottom of the barrel and back of cylinder. "GHS" inspectors mark on left side of the frame, in front of the hammer. Shipped to U.S. Armory, Nov. 17, 1917; with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Letter does not mention the revolvers configuration. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue. There are a few light scratches and mild wear at the muzzle. Additional there is a small spot of finish wear to the butt of the gun, caused by the lanyard ring. Case colors are vibrant, and a majority remain. There are a few tiny specks of pitting visible on the back strap. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are very good with intermittent shallow indentations and other small handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. There is the very beginning stages of some very mild frosting visible in the bore, rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Army Colt Model 1917 Double Action Revolver, #121568, .45 ACP cal., 5-1/2" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight, standard notched rear sight, with lanyard ring. Mfg'd 1918. Butt of the gun has standard U.S. Army markings and serial number. Left side of frame, in front of the trigger is marked "(eagle head)/S20". Bottom of the barrel is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY". Metal surfaces rate in fine condition and retain approx. 93%-94% factory blue. There are intermittent light scratches on the barrel and cylinder. Muzzle and edges of the trigger guard show light wear. Backstrap shows some thinning and mild patina. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are very good, left grip with more frequent shallow surface dents and handling marks, right grip shows less handling wear. Both have a number written on the back (214915), that does not match any numbers on the revolver. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore appears excellent and is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Springfield Model 1896 Krag Bolt Action Carbine, #78974, .30-40 cal., 22" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with attached hood and Model 1896 carbine rear sight with leaf graduated to 2000 yards and marked with a "C" in the upper right corner. Sling bar with sliding ring is attached to left-side forend above trigger guard. Marked on left-side receiver "U.S./MODEL 1896./SPRINGFIELD ARMORY." There is a faint unreadable boxed cartouche on the left side of the wrist behind the sling bar mount and a "(circle)/P" firing proof on the underside of the stock wrist. Mfg'd 1897.  Condition overall is very good. Metal retains approx. 80% finish with flaking to the magazine and other parts toning to a plum color. There is a spliced wood repair to the right-side forend behind the box magazine. Wood appears to have added finish applied, now very good, showing dents and impressions to the dark finish. Action and box magazine operate smoothly; bore has frosting in the grooves, otherwise clean with fair to good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Springfield Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #803484, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. A very good condition nickel oiler is in the butt trap and an excellent condition U.S.G.I. leather sling is attached to the swivels. Marked on top of receiver ring "U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903". Barrel behind the front sight is marked "H.S.(Flaming Bomb)3 44". The scant stock has an "S" stamped into the tip of the forend. Condition overall is very good as rebuilt for service in WWII, with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with polishing to the receiver and bolt knob. Stock set has been sanded smooth and oiled over old handling marks, now very good. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5827020, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY"; on right-side barrel "SA" and "3 55". There is a U.S. Defense Dept. eagle cartouche on the left side of the stock forend and a "(circle)/P" firing proof on the underside of the wrist. Includes a very good condition CMP invoice, owner's manual, and "M1 Garand Correct Grade" Certificate of Authenticity, along with 9 en bloc clips. The bolt, trigger housing, hammer, and operating rod are all marked "SA". Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, showing light wear to the left bolt lug and patina to the buttplate. Wood is very good showing handling marks and impressions to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

Saginaw M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #3616153, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight with aperture. A fair condition early U.S.G.I. tan cotton sling with oiler is fitted, and a very good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "KSG" on the spine is attached. Marked "SAGINAW S'G'" on receiver tang, and "U.S. CARBINE CAL. .30 M1" on receiver ring. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "UNDERWOOD/11-43/(flaming bomb)". Right side buttstock is stamped with a boxed "S'G'" behind a crossed cannons Ordnance Dept. stamp. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish. Wood is very good showing mostly light handling marks to the even colored finish. Action locks stiffly and requires effort to pull operating handle, otherwise smooth; bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

British No. 1 MK 1*** Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #Q15509, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and rear sight adjustable for windage and elevation. Right-side action body marked "(crown)/E.R/B.S.A. Co/SPARKBROOK/1907/sht.le/1.***". Marked "EY" on top of receiver, barrel shank, and right-side buttstock. Mismatched numbers on bolt handle, other numbers matching. Faint number on forend. Rifle has early features to include action body without charger bridge, bolt head with dovetail, magazine cutoff, windage adjustable rear sight with bone inserts, protectors mounted to rear hand guard, and long-range volley sight aperture and pointer. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 75% finish, with old patina to the magazine. Front hand guard appears to be a later replacement. There are red paint spots on the buttstock and forend. Condition of the wood is good with overall bruises and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore is fair to good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

British Air Ministry Marked No. 2 MK IV Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #971, .22 LR cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. An excellent condition British Air Ministry marked blue cotton sling is attached. Rifle was arsenal converted and is marked on the right-side action body with the original "(crown)/GR/ENFIELD/1918/SHTLE/III*". Right-side receiver ring marked "AM/971" indicating conversion to an Air Ministry training rifle by fitting a .22 cal. Barrel, a magazine with no follower, and installing a special bolt head marked ".22 No. 2C". Rear of bolt handle and nose cap stamped with matching numbers. Rear sight leaf marked with different numbers. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, the magazine showing edgewear, scratches, and patina. Two wood inserts are missing from the top of the rear hand guard. Wood is very good showing impressions and handling marks to the dark-applied finish. There are a few small dark spots below the muzzle, otherwise the bore is bright with very good rifling. Action operates smoothly. Import stamped on right side of receiver. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Canadian No. 7 MK 1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Training Rifle, with Wooden Transport Chest, #0L5896, .22 LR cal., 25.2" barrel without bayonet lug, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and special folding short leaf rear sight graduated at 20 and 200 yards with a knurled disc aperture. Bolt has two-piece firing pin with offset "0" stamped bolt head for rimfire cartridge. A target-type sling swivel is fitted to the front trigger guard screw. The special magazine is single shot and has a tapered follower for a loading ramp and an opening at the rear for fired cases. Marked on left-side receiver ".22"/LONG BRABCH/1944". "S" stamped on top of comb. There are "Broad Arrow C" Canadian property stamps on the top of the receiver ring, rear sight leaf, top of forend, and wrist of buttstock. Matching numbers on rear of bolt handle. Condition overall is near excellent with over 90% finish remaining on the metal, with finish wear to the bolt body and scratches to the magazine. There are several dents to the top of the stock wrist and comb, otherwise the wood is near excellent with scattered handling marks to the even-colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. The wooden transport chest measures 46.75"x4.75"x8.25" and has dovetailed corners and rifle sling handles. Two sliding blocks hold the rifle in place. Stenciled on each side "CGB 7148/CHEST MK.1 22 In.C.NO.7RIFLE". There is a paper label on one end with the serial number of a different rifle. There is a chip missing from one corner and a crack to one of the wooden hinge protectors, otherwise chest condition is very good showing chips and scuffs to the green-painted finish. Lid and hinges operate smoothly. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R)

German Police Marked Steyr-Hahn Semi-Automatic Pistol, #3577p, 9mm Luger cal., blued finish, trigger, hammer, and barrel finished in the white; slide marked "STEYR 1916", "08" (showing re-chambering to 9mm Luger), Austrian proofs on slide and frame with 16 date, Nazi "(eagle)/N" firing proof, Nazi Police "(eagle)L" proof on frame, most small parts marked with "K" Austrian proof, lanyard loop marked "LGKB" and "227" with small Austrian eagle stamp, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with "V" groove, internal magazine, and checkered wood grips. Condition is very good as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 70% of its blued finish, with wear and thinning to the finish on the sides and top of slide, high edge of the frame and trigger guard, thinning and light wear on the bottom side of the frame front. Grip straps are thinning and fading to a mottled light brown color with a wear spot in the center of the front grip strap; the small parts in the white show slight age graying and light freckling, and the lanyard loop shows wear to the finish. Action, hold open, and safety function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips show wear and darkening from use, with the left grip showing some flattened diamonds, small dings on the top edge, and a small loss to the wood at the bottom under the grip screw. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

German Marked Polish Radom VIS Mod.35 (P-35(p)) Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #U0721, 9mm, 4-5/8" barrel, blued finish, integral fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "V" groove, slide marked "FB Radom Vis Mod 35 Pat Nr.15567", Nazi eagle firing proof, "(eagle)823" waffenampt, "(eagle)77" on left side of frame, faint eagle waffenampt on right side of frame, hammer drop lever, grip safety, lanyard loop; checkered black hard rubber grips with FB & VIS logo, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Includes a black leather German military type holster with no visible markings. Rough war-time machining to frame and slide. Condition is good retaining approx. 70% thinning war-time blued finish, with wear on the slide and frame high edges, wear spots on sides of slide, tops of sights, tips of the hammer drop and hold open levers, rear of frame, trigger guard edges and bottom; front grip strap is thinning to gray, grip safety is thinning with freckled stains, mainspring housing is thinning to gray. Action, hold open, grip safety, and hammer drop all function properly; bore is bright and shiny with strong lands and grooves. Grips show light age and minor scratches. Magazine in the gun shows wear and lines from use, some freckling on the sides, and an "(eagle)189" stamp on the toe. Extra magazine shows heavy wear, thinning, freckling, and no markings. Holster shows age, cracking to the leather, mainly on the top flap and the retaining strap; the internal pull strap is intact. There is a faint ink stamp on the inside of the top flap. Body of the holster shows scuffs, scratches, minor age cracking, a re-sewn front belt strap, and the rear belt strap has been repaired with a loop of string. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P-38 AC-44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #7391L, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)359" waffenampts on frame and slide, barrel marked on the internal side with "(eagle)WaA70" waffenampt, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, one blued steel magazine marked P.38v with no waffenampts, and one blued steel magazine marked jvd and P.38U, with faint "WaA708" waffenampt. Includes a brown soft shell P.38 holster marked jwa4 and P.38 on the back. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish with wear to muzzle sides, front and high edges of the slide, tops of the sights, tips of the hold open and safety levers, trigger guard edges, rear of frame, edges of the mag release, and lanyard loop. Front grip strap is thinning to gray. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny with just a hint of frosting. Grips show only light wear. Magazine in the gun shows only slight wear from use with a few lines on the back spine. Extra magazine shows a dull matte finish with minor wear from use, and a large scratch on the bottom of the base plate. Holster shows age, wear, scuffs & scratches, soiling and age darkening, and minor cracks in the leather, but overall is still sound. A soldier's name has been blacked out on the inside of the top flap. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P-38 ac-45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8c, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, some small parts with phosphate finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)359" waffenampts on frame and slide, barrel marked on internal side with "(eagle)WaA70" waffenampt, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark black/brown Bakelite grooved grips, one partially blued & phosphate steel magazine marked P.38U, jvd on the sides, and faint "(eagle)359" waffenampt on the back spine. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90% original blued finish, with the top firing pin cover plate, hold open lever, safety lever, trigger, trigger plate connector and mag release in phosphate; wear at the muzzle edges, top of barrel chamber area from firing, high edges of the slide and tops of the sights; right side of slide has some heavier wear at the front and rear top with light scratches, front frame and trigger guard high edges. Front grip strap is thinning slightly but still remains strong, tips of the hold open and safety levers show wear, as does the lanyard loop. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips show light wear and minor light scratches. Magazine has a mottled partially blued and phosphate finish with wear lines and light scratches from use. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

FN Israeli Defense Forces 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Scope, #654090, 7.62mm x 51mm (.308 cal.), 23.6" barrel, blued finish, large "7.62" stamp and IDF crest on top of receiver, FN address on side of receiver, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with pinned sight hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1 to 20, bayonet lug, machined "H" front barrel band, stamped and welded rear band, side sling slot in stock, thick leather sling, one-piece wood stock and upper hand guard, large "7.62" stamp on bottom edge of stock butt, hand grooves, cupped buttplate with hole for bolt takedown, machined trigger guard, machined floorplate with Nazi waffenampt and different serial number, side rail scope mount with de-mounting lever. Includes a Hensoldt-Wetzlar Dialytan 4x blued steel scope with military style three-post reticle. Scope and mount were added to a standard Israeli carbine, and mount was numbered to match the action and bolt. Import stampings on right side of barrel/rear sight sleeve. Ca. 1865-1870. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% original blue finish, with wear from use at the muzzle, thinning bluing on the front of the barrel, wear to the barrel bands, receiver top, bolt release lever, bolt handle, safety lever, and trigger guard edges. Floorplate has some rough pitting that was blued over and shows wear, buttplate has a bead blasted dull grey/black color. Action and safety work properly, bore is bright with strong lands and grooves. Stock is good showing small dings, gouges, and scratches. Sling is very nice showing little age or wear. Scope mount shows little to no wear to the finish, the lever end and nut show minor wear. Scope body shows only light high edgewear and light scuffs from the lens covers. Optics are clear and bright, elevation adjustment moves easily, parallax adjustment is a bit stiff. Est.: $1,000 -$1,500. (C&R)

WWII German K98k dou-44 Bolt Action Rifle, #1042c, 7.92mm x 57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, all visible numbers matching and correct, receiver marked "dou 44" for Waffenwerke Brunn, Bystrica, "(eagle)WaA480", "(eagle)480", and "(eagle)214" waffenampts, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, missing the sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1 to 20; stamped steel trigger guard and floorplate, stamped and welded barrel bands, bayonet lug, missing the cleaning rod; unmarked laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, side sling slot, bolt takedown disc, cupped buttplate, and leather sling. Condition is very good, the action, barrel, and small parts retaining approx. 80%-85% original blued finish, with wear on the high edges from use on the muzzle, rear sight, receiver, bolt handle and small parts. Bolt shows wear lines from use, with a slightly plum color extractor. Trigger guard shows light wear and fading to the thin late-war bluing. Action and safety function properly; bore is bright with a very light frosting, that may improve with cleaning. Stock shows light sanding overall, with a few light scratches and minor depressions/dings. Barrel bands show high edgewear to the blued finish. Stock disc shows age graying and minor freckles. Buttplate has been cleaned lightly and has scattered freckling and stains. Leather sling shows age, wear, minor cuts, scratches, and cracking. Overall, a nice example. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster & 2 Magazines, #85630, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, all visible numbers matching, Toriimatsu factory of Nagoya Arsenal proof marks, dated Showa 18.8 (August 1943), large trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, integral fixed rear sight with square notch, early type knurled cocking knob, and lanyard loop. Grooved mahogany wood grips are numbered to the gun and includes one matching number blued steel magazine with pot metal base and one non-matching nickel-plated magazine with aluminum base. In a rubberized canvas hard shell holster with shoulder strap, with extra firing pin and cleaning rod. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% original blued finish, with very slight holster wear at the muzzle and bottom of barrel, two small wear lines on the trigger guard, slight wear lines at rear of slide from firing, a couple of tiny scratches, and high edgewear on the right side of the slide, and the typical half-moon scratches around the safety lever area. The matching blued magazine is excellent showing a few light wear lines from use and light oxidation to the base. The nickel magazine shows light wear, thinning to the plated surface, and a few small rust stains; base shows soiling and a few small dings. (This nickel magazine does not go all the way into the gun, as it has the early style catch notch. The gun uses the later style mag with the square catch notch.) Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Left grip is very good with only one tiny ding; right grip has a large gouge near the bottom and a small ding. Grip screws are mint. Holster is in good condition with some wear on the leather hinge for the top clamshell cover, overall stiffness to the body and component parts, some separation to the laminations on the shoulder strap; extra firing pin in its pouch is very tight and has a blued cleaning rod inside. There is some soiling, scuffs, scratches, and wear to the outside of the holster, and minor cracking to the leather retaining tab. A very small name has been inked out on the inside of the clamshell lid. Overall, an excellent example in very nice condition. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 44 Arisaka Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #40990, 6.5x50mm, 19.2" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Two cleaning rod holes under buttplate. Marked on top of receiver ring with ground-off mum crest over characters for "44 Type". Left side receiver rail marked with Koishikawa Arsenal symbol and no Series mark. Mismatched numbers on the bolt handle and bayonet mount. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining over 75% finish, and most parts showing areas of patina. Wood has been sanded and left unfinished, now good, showing a few recent handling marks to the buttstock. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with about good rifling. Bayonet operates and locks into position smoothly. Bayonet condition is good with areas of patina. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #1464224, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel dated SA 5-32. Rifle was arsenal refinished and the receiver is dull with a purplish tone. Rear sight and upper band are Remington Arms and the band has light pitting. The overall military finish is good with wear. The finger grooved stock is good, has been sanded, and a "(circle)P" proof is visible behind the trigger guard but no visible cartouche. Bore with good rifling but light erosion. There is an "L 7" and a symbol stamped in front of the magazine. Included are an OD WWII M1 sling and a plastic oiler stored in the buttstock. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Inland Division M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #5540347, .30 cal. Carbine, with an 18" barrel dated 9-44. This carbine went through a post-war rebuild, which added the bayonet lug, flip safety, and the 30-rd. magazine catch. The operating slide is a Type 2 marked S'G'. The military refinish is very good throughout. The OI stock and OI handguard are excellent as reconditioned, with the crossed cannon cartouche. Bore is good. A 1944 magazine pouch and a post-war sling are included, along with letter from previous owner and invoice from NRA/DCM.  Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903A3 Bolt Action Match Rifle, #3246573, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel dated 8-44. All metal parts are in very good condition as re-blued. The stamped 03A3 parts were replaced with machined 03 parts, and Redfield International front and rear sights are installed on the rifle. Floorplate, follower, follower spring and cutoff are missing. The C stock and handguard are in very good condition with a tongue oil varnish finish. Rifling is good but the bore is pitted, probably from firing corrosive ammunition. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

U.S. Remington Arms Model 1903A4 Bolt Action Sniper Rifle #Z4001567, .30-06 cal. This is a "Z" series 03A4 with a two-groove barrel dated RA 8-43 and has a very good bore. Receiver appears to have been re-parkerized a light gray leaving the serial number weak. Bolt is a correct "R" marked bolt bent for the scope and blued. The military finish is very good throughout showing light wear. The scant stock is fine overall, scraped at an arsenal leaving an extremely light hard to see cartouche and a dull finish. Scope is a Weaver Model 330 with a 7699811 part number on the tube under the adjustment plate. Optics are clear but the tube was re-blued and there is noticeable pitting on top. Scope is attached to the rifle with a Redfield mount. Included is a leather scope lens cover, a leather sling marked Boyt 44, and a plastic oiler. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1D Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle, #2142108, .30-06 cal., with a 24" barrel dated 1-52. Rifle was a CMP lottery rifle and comes with CMP paperwork and all of the accessories, including the M1 sling, a Hart Company cone flash hider, leather cheek pad, cloth scope case and buttstock cleaning kit. The M84 scope, serial number 11097, is in excellent condition with the black rubber eyepiece. The blued finish on the scope is almost 100% and the optics are excellent. The parkerized metal finish is near perfect throughout, and the stock set is also excellent with the slightest handling wear. Stock is cartouched "SA/RA", in a correct partial box and has the "(circle)P" proof. This rifle is near factory new and would be very difficult to improve on. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Double Action Pocket Revolver, #13896, .38 S&W cal., 3" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on right side frame "WEBLEY PATENTS". Left side frame marked with the Webley trademark "Winged Bullet/W&S", and "Mark III .38" on the left side barrel strap. Top of barrel strap is retailed marked "COGSWELL & HARRISON LTD/226 STRAND/& 141 NEW BOND ST. LONDON." Matching numbers on barrel and cylinder. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% bright blue finish, with wear and patina to the grip area and scratches and patina spots across the frame, barrel, and cylinder. The straw-colored hammer and trigger show darkening and scratches. Left side grip is good with wear to the checkering; right side grip has a thru-crack, otherwise good. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Mark 1(N) Royal Navy Issued Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7655, .455 Auto cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grip panels, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Lanyard ring is attached to the rear of the grip frame, and one 8-rd. magazine with 6 witness holes is included. Marked on left side slide with the Webley "Winged Bullet/W&S" logo in front of "Webley & SCOTT LTD/SELF-LOADING 455 MARK 1/N/1916", with "N" indicating Royal Navy issue. Rear of right side frame and top of slide stamped with "'17" in service date indicating that this pistol was accepted into the Royal Navy service in 1917, along with Birmingham proof and view stamps. Left side frame, top of magazine follower, and center of both grip panels are marked with a "Broad Arrow" property mark. Magazine spine is stamped with a Birmingham inspection mark. Matching numbers on underside of frame and left side of grip safety. Condition overall is very good with the barrel retaining approx. 90% finish, and the frame and slide with areas of fine patina and fading along both sides of the slide. Magazine shows overall wear to the finish with areas of patina. Grips have toned from age and show light flattening to the checkering. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with defined rifling. No visible import arks. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet SVT-40 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #TM6657, 7.62x54Rmm, 24.6" barrel, blued finish, birch wood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel. One 10-rd. magazine is included. Marked on top of chamber flat with five-pointed star and "1941" later over stamped with a refurbishment mark. Right side buttstock stamped "A/1943/(fletched arrow)" inside five-pointed star. Matching number engraved on top of bolt handle, underside of bolt, bottom of trigger guard, and stamped into left side of buttstock. Magazine marked with two mismatched numbers on left side. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, showing small spots of patina to the top of the receiver cover. Wood is very good showing gouges, handling marks, and scuffs to the shellac finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise the bore is good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

FN-49 Venezuelan Contract Semi-Automatic Rifle, #3826, 7x57mm, 23.2" barrel, blackened finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Venezuelan crest, and "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE" on right side receiver. Barrel has fixed flash hider and the bright sheet steel buttplate has horizontal ridges. Rifle is fitted with a 10-rd. magazine. Condition overall is close to excellent with the metal retaining almost all of its finish, showing just a few scattered handling marks. Forend and hand guard have an area of marring between the bands, otherwise the wood is close to excellent, showing scattered handling marks and darkening to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. A nice example of a Venezuelan contract FN-49 and one of only 8012 rifles produced. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Venezuelan FN Mauser Model 24/30 Bolt Action Rifle, #5893, 7mm x 57mm, 23.1" barrel, blued and in-the-white finish, nice Venezuelan crest on chamber, FN markings on left side of receiver, Belgian proof marks, all visible numbers matching, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 2 to 20. Bayonet lug, cleaning rod, "H" type machined front barrel band, narrow rear band, beautiful walnut stock with semi-pistol grip, upper hand guard, bottom sling swivels, machined trigger guard and floorplate, and steel buttplate. Condition is excellent, almost unissued, showing light scratches and freckling on the front of the barrel and muzzle, freckling and dried grease on the barrel bands, dried grease on the trigger guard and floorplate, action and bolt, light scratches and wear on the bolt release lever and spring. Action and safety work properly; bore is bright with light dried grease residue and should clean well. Stock shows light dings and scratches overall, and gouges around the recoil lug on the left side. Buttplate is mostly bright with light freckles at the top screw area. A very nice example. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R)

Argentine DWM Mauser Model 1909 Bolt Action Rifle, #F0789, 7.65mm x 53mm, 29.1" barrel, blued and in-the-white finish, Argentine crest on chamber, DWM markings on left side of receiver, all visible numbers matching, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 3 to 20 yards. Bayonet lug, matching serial number cleaning rod, "H" type front barrel band, narrow rear band, nice walnut stock and upper hand guard, bottom sling swivels, machined trigger guard and floorplate with release lever inside trigger guard, and steel buttplate. Condition is excellent showing some scratches and wear to the front of the barrel and muzzle area, thinning to the top of the barrel between the bands, scratches and wear to the barrel bands, age graying and dried grease on the bayonet lug, scratches and light wear to the fire blued rear sight slider and bolt release lever, thinning and scratches on the trigger guard and floorplate. Receiver shows a couple of spots where minor rust was removed and some pitting remains. Action and safety work properly; bore is mostly bright with light frosting that may improve with cleaning. Stock shows numerous dings, scratches, small depressions, and scuffs, with clear stamped markings. Buttplate shows minor pitting at the top and bottom that has been cleaned. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Portuguese Mauser M1904/M39 Bolt Action Rifle, #H2619, 7.92mm x 57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, crest of King Carlos I on receiver, DWM markings on left side of receiver, internal magazine, drift adjustable blade front sight with protective ears and tangent rear sight adjustable from 2 to 20. All visible numbers matching except bolt sleeve and safety lever, with bayonet lug and no cleaning rod. One-piece wood stock with narrow barrel band, machined steel trigger guard and floorplate with release lever inside trigger guard, bottom sling swivels, and steel buttplate. These Model 1904 rifles were re-worked in the late 1930's to conform with later Mausers purchased by Portugal. They were re-barreled to 8mm Mauser with a shorter barrel, and front sight ears were added. Stocks were shortened to accommodate the shorter barrel. Condition is good retaining approx. 85% arsenal refinished bluing, with thinning and wear to the bluing on the top and front of barrel, wear lines from use on bolt body, high edgewear on safety lever and bolt sleeve, and edgewear on the trigger guard. Action and safety work properly, bore is mostly bright with a light frosting. Stock has been sanded and shows muted markings, a few light dings and scratches, thin line repairs to the upper handguard, and a light oil finish. Buttplate shows wear to the finish on the bottom and light pitting. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Lowe Berlin Chilean Mauser Model 1895 Bolt Action Rifle, #C4441, 7mm x 57mm, 29.6" barrel, blued and in-the-white finish, Chilean crest on chamber, all visible numbers matching, internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 5 to 20, bayonet lug, matching number cleaning rod, straight grip walnut stock with Chilean crest and date 1895 on butt, two blued steel barrel bands, wood upper hand guard, bottom sling swivels, and blued steel buttplate. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 92% original blued finish, with wear at the muzzle, front band edges, rear band spring, small scratches on the trigger guard, and small freckles on the floorplate. Bolt shows age graying and dried grease residue. Action and safety function properly, bore is bright with strong lands and grooves. Stock shows light dings, scratches, and minor depressions (mainly in the front between the bands) and has clear stamped markings. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster & 2 Matching Magazines, #68171, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, all visible numbers matching, Toriimatsu factory of Nagoya Arsenal proof marks, dated Showa 20.2 (February 1945), large trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, integral fixed rear sight with square notch, coarse knurled cocking knob, and lanyard loop. Smooth mahogany wood grips are numbered to the gun, with two matching numbered blued steel magazines with pot metal bases. Includes a rubberized canvas hard shell holster with shoulder strap, extra firing pin, and cleaning rod. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 90% original late-war blued finish, with slight holster wear at the muzzle sides and bottom front of barrel, high edges and rear of the slide, front edge of the trigger guard, top of slide from firing, typical half-moon scratch around the safety lever area on side of slide, front and rear grip straps are thinning slightly with a light freckling. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips are very nice showing only the slightest use; grip screws show some wear, with clean slots. Magazines show thinning and wear from use, with heavy freckling over most of the surfaces; mag bases show minor dings and wear from use, and light oxidation. Holster is in good condition with a few missing stitches on the leather hinge for the top clamshell cover, overall stiffness to the body and component parts, some separation to the laminations on the shoulder strap, a GI's name written on the back side (hard to make out exactly what it reads), extra firing pin inside, and blued cleaning rod. There is some soiling, scuffs, scratches, and wear to the outside of the holster, and minor cracking to the leather retaining tab. Overall, an excellent example in very nice condition. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Luger byf-42 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #2326b, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, blued small parts, toggle center link marked "byf", chamber dated "42", Nazi eagle firing proof, "(eagle)135" waffenampts, all visible numbers matching but sideplate has been renumbered and refinished to match; stock lug, checkered wood grips, one blued extruded steel magazine with pinned black plastic base, marked "fxo", "(eagle)37", and "P.08". Includes a brown leather hard shell holster that is unmarked, and an unmarked loading tool. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% original finish, with wear to the muzzle sides, a couple of heavy scratches on the barrel, high edgewear on the front of the frame, slide, thinning to the top of the toggle assembly, edgewear on the refinished sideplate, and sides of the frame. Right frame ear shows thinning and freckling, front and rear grip straps are very strong with light freckling. The blued small parts are very nice, with wear on the left side of the trigger. Grips are nice showing only light use, with nice grip screws and clean slots. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is lightly frosted with strong lands and grooves. Magazine shows only light use and is very nice. Holster is unmarked as noted above, and has a dark brown finish with spots of black in a few areas, showing age, wear from use, scuffs, scratches, and light cracking. The internal pull strap is intact. There is no extra magazine in the side pouch. There is an unmarked loading tool in the small internal pouch on the top flap. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4563h, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)88" waffenampts on frame and slide, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight, fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, light brown Bakelite grooved grips, one blued steel magazine marked "jvd" with small "(eagle)88" proof on the rear spine. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 98% original blued finish, with only the slightest wear at the muzzle, front edge of slide, tops of the sights, and tip of the safety lever. Top of the front portion of the slide has a couple of light freckles of rust. Front grip strap has light freckling and is thinning ever so slightly. Action is coated with dried grease making it sluggish, but everything seems to function properly and would benefit from a good cleaning and lubrication. Bore is bright and shiny. Grips show light wear and age, with the right grip having a large chip missing at the top right edge. Magazine shows light wear and lines from use, with the base plate showing edgewear and freckling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model of 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, #177407, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, slide marked with Colt address, patent dates, and rampant colt logo, other side marked "Model of 1911...", with the U.S. Army marking ground off. Frame has had the "U.S. Government Property" stamping ground off. Small round "GHS" Army inspector's stamp on left side of frame. Frame and slide have different finishes, the frame looks like partial original bluing, the slide has had the finish removed or was lightly parkerized. Fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with small "u" notch, grip safety, smooth mainspring housing, lanyard loop, unmarked blued steel barrel with polished chamber area, checkered wood grips with large diamonds around the grip screws, and one modern replacement blued steel magazine. Condition is good, the slide having a light brown color to the metal, with edgewear on the front, high edges of the sides, tops of the sights, wear on sides and slide serrations, and lines from firing on the lower front. Frame shows a cold blue touchup where the property marking was removed, some remnants of original bluing mostly around the area of the grips, heavy wear to the front grip strap, a mostly brown patina to the trigger guard and front of the frame, thinning and wear to the mainspring housing and grip safety. Small parts retain some of their bright blued original finish but are showing wear and age from use. Action and safeties function properly, but the hold open feature does not work with the current magazine; bore is lightly frosted with light leading and may improve with a good cleaning. Grips show soiling, wear, heavy flattening to the diamonds, light scratches, and minor gouges. Grip screws show wear and have slightly marred slots. Magazine shows wear lines from use to the blued finish. Lanyard loop is slightly bent forward. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Inland Division M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #758147, .30 cal. Carbine, and 18" barrel dated 7-43. The receiver was made for Inland by Saginaw Gear and has the SG marking on the left side below the wood. Carbine is in very good overall condition. All of the parts, including the flip rear sight, are correct for this Inland carbine, with the exception of the W-I hammer and spring, which were probably upgraded during service. The parkerized metal shows overall even wear from use and could be a GI bring-back. Stock and handguard are marked OI and has the crossed cannon cartouche. Stock shows use with handling dents and scrapes throughout. Bore is good. A 1943 magazine pouch and an S-F 1943 khaki sling are included. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (C&R)

Winchester M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1067316, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, original parkerized finish with blued barrel, flat bolt, "I" cut walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight with aperture.  Receiver is the desirable early Winchester design with the first type of mainspring housing.  A very good condition U.S.G.I. green cotton sling with reproduction oiler is fitted. No magazine is attached. Marked "WINCHESTER" on receiver tang, and "U.S.CARBINE CAL. .30 M1" on receiver ring. Barrel behind the front sight is marked with a "W" and a "WP" proof stamp. Stock is unmarked. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing dark toning to the receiver and patina to the operating handle and buttplate. Wood has been sanded and the stock has been re-shaped at the front of the comb, now in good condition with an even colored stained finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with good rifling. No visible import marks. A great candidate for restoration.  Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1D Garand Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle, #1791946, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel dated S-A-1-52. The military refinish is very good throughout showing areas of wear, and the receiver markings are light. Scope is a Lyman Alaskan "All Weather" in very good condition with very good optics and has the vertical post with one horizontal crosshair. There is no rubber eyepiece. Stock is in very good condition with an "SA/SHM" cartouche, large crossed cannons, and two "P" proofs. The S.A. partial boxed inspector stamp is under the cheek pad. Bore has a shine and good rifling but the muzzle is weak. Included are the cheek pad, leather sling, and plastic oiler with cleaning rods. Est.: $2,000-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Sniper Rifle, #282395, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel dated SA 12-19 with a good bore. Rifle was originally mfg'd in 1907 and rebuilt after the war, originally niter blued but now has a parkerized refinish that shows use. The finger groove stock has been sanded with handling marks, a few dents and scratches, and a visible "(circle)P" but no cartouche. Scope is a Warner & Swasey Model 1913, Serial #5587, in typical military condition, with cloudy optics that may clean and includes the scope case. The rubber eyepiece is pliable and in good condition. There is old black paint on the scope body, which is typical of military use. The leather scope case was made by Diamond Co. and marked on the back with inspector's initials. Scope case is in good condition having some crazing, with a new-made shoulder strap and closing strap. Included is a M1907 sling with a unit disc attached and a nickel oiler stored in the buttstock. Est.: $2,600-$3,400. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903A1 USMC Bolt Action Sniper Rifle, #1453920, .30-06 cal., with a 24" barrel marked USMC 12-43 with a "(circle)S" ( stacking swivel is missing). Rifle was originally mfg'd in 1934 and is in the correct serial number range for a USMC M1903A1 sniper. Rifle was rebuilt by Marine Corps armorers during WWII. The bolt is a late-war bolt with the squared safety lug. Many M1903A1 sniper rifles were rebuilt during and after the war. The military refinish is very good throughout. The pistol grip stock is a WWII Keystone stock marked "K" in the cutoff well, and the hand guard is correctly modified for the Unertl scope block. Stock set is in very good condition but void of inspector marks and is equipped with a Boyt 1942 sling. Bore is very good. Rifle comes with an excellent J. Unertl scope marked USMC with good optics and both threaded lens caps. Scope does not have the recoil spring, which is correct for military use. Scope is stored in the original hard carrying case with a M1910 belt hook. Included is a history of the rifle in civilian ownership. Est.: $5,000-$7,000. (C&R)

Colt Pre-Series 70 Lightweight Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #53757-LW, .45 ACP cal., 4-1/4" barrel, blue finish, black alloy frame, replacement matte stainless mainspring housing, checkered hardwood grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Front sight with red paint. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1968. Condition is very good+ retaining approx. 95% factory finishes; slide shows mild plum colored toning. Metal with some light edgewear and general light handling marks. Wear to the front grip strap accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is tight and operates smoothly. Bore is very good, bright, with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Series 70 Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70BS31299, .45 ACP cal., 4-1/4" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1975. Condition is near excellent showing typical signs of light use, with intermittent slight scratches and small handling marks, retaining approx. 97% factory blue. There is a faint arched scratch to the left side of the frame, near the slide stop; light scuffs and handling marks to the front strap. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with a few small flat spots to the checkering, which is otherwise crisp, medallions are bright. Action operates smoothly. Bright and shiny bore has well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Colt MK IV Series 80 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, with German Proof Marks, #FN25287, .45 ACP cal., 5" National Match barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, blade front sight and square-notched Elliason rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with a skeletonized trigger, and one correct blued steel Colt magazine. Pistol features standard Colt markings, as well as commercial German proof marks to the right side of the frame, barrel, and slide. Mfg'd 1988. In original box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, Colt bushing wrench, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Pistol is in like new overall condition and retains approx. 99% factory metal finish. There are a few minor rub marks to the lower right front side of the slide from being manually cycled. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are as new with sharp checkering and bright gold medallions. Like new action and bore. Appears unfired. Box shows moderate+ storage type wear, end label is clear. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-6 Backpacker Double Action Revolver, #CMK5775, .44 Magnum cal., 2.5" ported barrel, red fiber optic Hi-Viz front and adjustable rear sights, unfluted 6-shot cylinder with embossed bear paw tracks, satin stainless steel finish, Hogue one-piece textured rubber combat grips. In a S&W blue plastic factory case. Production of the Backpacker began in 1994 and has since been discontinued. Pistol is in near excellent condition with light handling marks and some dried oil on the frame that should clean. There is minimal powder burn at the front of the cylinder with a light index line on the cylinder. There is a Grizzly bear depiction on the right side of the frame, with "Backpacker" on the right side of the barrel. Grips are very good and fit well.  Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Freedom Arms Model 97 Premier Grade Single Action Revolver, #N0833, .357 Rem. Magnum cal., 6-shot, 10'' octagon barrel, brushed stainless finish, black impregnated hardwood grips, jeweled hammer and trigger, ramped blade front sight and Pride Fowler Special Ops Compact Sight 5 MOA red dot. Condition is excellent showing little use. Cylinder chambers and face are clean. Action cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up tight, bore is bright with strong rifling. Includes factory box with matching end label, factory paperwork, test target, and 2 additional 6-shot cylinders, both in excellent condition, one chambered for .38 Special, the other for 9mm. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Freedom Arms Model 1997 Premier Grade Single Action Revolver, #P0987, .45 Colt cal., 5-shot, 8.5" octagon barrel, brushed stainless steel, black impregnated hardwood grips, jeweled hammer and trigger, ramped blade front sight and Pride Fowler Special Ops Compact Sight 5 MOA red dot. Condition is excellent showing little use. Cylinder with a very faint index line, chambers and face are clean. Action cycles smoothly, cylinder locks up tight, bore is bright with strong rifling. Includes factory box with matching end label, factory paperwork, test target, and one additional 5-shot .45 ACP cylinder in excellent condition. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 28-2 Highway Patrolman Double Action Revolver, #N175302, .357 Magnum cal., 4" pinned barrel, matching numbered checkered walnut magna grips, ramped blade front sight, square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, color case hardened serrated trigger, and semi-target hammer. Mfg'd ca. 1973. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue, with slight wear at the muzzle. Factory lettering is crisp. Case colors are vibrant. Grips with a few tiny indentations and little finish wear to the lower edge of the left grip, checkering is sharp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Chambers and cylinder face are clean, appearing little used. Bright bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Mint Colt Woodsman 3rd Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #301391S, .22 LR cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, with a pair of stag grips and the original checkered walnut grips. Sights include a Patridge front and square-notched Elliason rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Includes one original 10-rd. Colt magazine. In the original Colt box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, and safe handling instructions. Box end label was originally marked as having a 6" barrel and was later crossed out. Condition is excellent, appearing as new, and likely unfired. Approx. 99%+ factory metal finish remains. Stag grips are also like new and fit well. The original walnut grips are excellent with only a few very minor handling marks, checkering is sharp. Smooth action, mirror bright bore. Box shows age and wear, some of the small interior flaps are missing, and the remaining end panels have been reinforced with brown tape. End label is legible, but the bottom portion is tattered and peeling free from the box. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Series 70 Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70BS75180, .45 ACP cal., 4-1/4" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1978. Condition is very good+ retaining approx. 96% factory blue. Frame and slide with scattered light scratches and small handling marks. The highest concentration and most noticeable blemishes are on the front strap. Grips are near excellent showing very few handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Very good bore, bright, rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70B16341, .45 ACP cal., 5" blued barrel, satin nickel finish, blued small parts, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sight. Includes one nickel-finished Colt magazine. In original wood grain pattern Colt box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1982. Condition is excellent, with the satin nickel finish showing only a few light scuffs and minor handling marks, the most noticeable on the front grip strap. Approx. 95% blue remains with a little normal operational wear to the sides of the grip safety and trigger. There is a small flat spot to the checkering on the front edge of the left grip, small scratch to bottom edge of the right grip, otherwise checkering detail is sharp. Action operates smoothly. There is moderate powder fouling present in the chamber. Bore is very good, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows moderate storage type wear, mainly along the edges. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Like New CZ Shadow 2 Urban Grey Semi-Automatic Pistol, #D081724, 9mm, 4-5/8" barrel, black slide, Urban Grey polycoat frame with integral lower accessory rail, checkered black aluminum CZ Shadow 2 grips, red fiber optic front sight and adjustable HAJO rear sight, skeletonized hammer, ambidextrous safety, and three (3) 17-rd. CZ magazines. In the original matching numbered black plastic CZ case with instruction manual, cleaning rod, and brush. Condition is excellent, appearing as new, showing no mentionable finish loss or wear. Smooth action, bright bore with strong rifling. Overall, appears to have been handled and fired very little. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

First Edition Colt Gold Cup Semi-Automatic Pistol, with German Proof Marks, #GCNM097, 9mm, 5" barrel, stainless finish, smooth wood grips with Colt medallions, blade front sight, square-notched Elliason rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, skeletonized trigger, with three (3) stainless Colt magazines. Only 500 First Edition pistols were produced, having standard Colt markings; additionally, the left side of the slide is marked "First Edition". This pistol also features commercial German proof marks on the right side of the barrel, frame, and slide. Mfg'd 1989. Includes the original First Edition Colt soft carrying case. Condition is excellent, appearing like new. Frame and slide with only a few insignificant handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips and action are like new. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Delta Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, with German Proof Marks, #DG03390, 10mm, 5" barrel, satin stainless finish, replacement wrapround checkered black rubber Pachmayr "Signature Model" grips, adjustable trigger, blade front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Includes one correct stainless Colt magazine with "Delta" triangle logo. Pistol features standard Colt markings as well as commercial German proof marks to the right side of the frame, barrel, and slide. Mfg'd 1990. In original box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent overall, with a few slight handling marks to the slide and light arched re-assembly mark to left side of the frame adjacent to the slide stop. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are excellent. Smooth action, bright bore with strong rifling. Box shows typical moderate storage type wear, which is a little heavier along the edges. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Collector's Grade First Edition Colt Delta Elite Semi-Automatic Pistol, with German Proof Marks, #DE00454, 10mm, 5" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, white 3-dot sight configuration, with one correct Colt magazine. Shows commercial German proof marks on the right side of the barrel, frame, and slide. Only 500 First Edition pistols were produced, having standard Colt markings that are now done in gold lettering; additionally, the right side of the slide is marked "First Edition". Mfg'd 1991. Includes the original box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Also included is the original glass-topped wood display case with fitted interior, First Edition Delta Elite plaque, and key. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue. There are a few normal rub marks to the exposed portion of the barrel from manually cycling the slide. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips have only a few very minor handling marks, medallions are bright. Like new action and bright bore. Box shows typical storage type wear, end label is clear. Wood display case is excellent. There are three fingernail type impressions to one of the short edges, glass is not scratched, interior is like new. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Limited Edition Cased Colt Series 80 Officer's Commencement Issue Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FA00583, .45 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips with silver Colt medallions, white 3-dot sight configuration, with one Colt magazine. Slide features silver lettering, oak leaf motifs, Great Seal of the United States, and Marine Corp emblem. Limited to a production of only 1,000 in 1984. In an original brown plastic Colt case with instruction manual and misc. factory paperwork. Included is an original wood Colt display case with fitted interior. Condition is excellent, appearing unfired, and retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish. There are salt and pepper type blemishes to the finish on the back of the grip safety. Silver embellishments and factory lettering are clear. Grips and action are like new. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Wood case is excellent with only a few minor storage type marks to the exterior. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Detective Special Third Issue Double Action Revolver, with Factory Nickel Finish, #S33586, .38 Spec. cal., 2" barrel, checkered black rubber Colt/Pachmayr grips with gold Colt medallions, red ramp front and standard notched rear sights, with added trigger shoe. Mfg'd 1980. Condition is excellent overall. Bright nickel finish has a small amount of slight scratches and normal light handling marks. Grips are like new. Crisp action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Cylinder face, chambers, and bore are bright, rifling is well-defined. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #K39465, .357 Magnum cal., 2.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut service type grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight, square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Factory lettering on the barrel and frame has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1981. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue, showing intermittent light handling marks. There are two more noticeable vertical scratches to the right rear section of the frame. Grip checkering has a few small flats spots and is otherwise crisp. Most of the finish has worn off the left grip medallion. Action cycles smoothly and locks up tight. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling; cylinder face and chambers are clean. Est.: $2,800-$3,400. (Modern/PPT)

Remington Lightweight Classic Field Model 1100 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #R100948K. 20 ga. 26" vent rib barrel has target beads, 2-3/4" chamber, and is fitted for Remchokes, Skt installed. The action is standard 1100; the receiver is unengraved but marked "Skeet". The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "C" Grade walnut, dark satin finished, with full checkering, Remington grip cap and buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-1/2"x2-3/8". Mfg'd 2008. Condition is like new, with almost no marks to wood or wear to action; bore is mirror bright. A very nice 20 ga. Skeet Auto. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

CZ Bob White G2 Model Side-by-Side Shotgun, #21C0392. 20 ga. 28" solid rib barrels have 3" chambers and are fitted with choke tubes (5 included). The boxlock action features double underlug lockup, double triggers, non-automatic safety, and plain extractors. The receiver is black chrome finished like the barrels, with moderate scroll engraving. The splinter forend and straight grip cuttstock are of satin-finished Turkish walnut and fitted with a Pachmayr Whiteline recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-3/4"x1-3/8"x2-3/8". Gun is contained in a CZ black plastic hard case with extra tubes, wrench, and instructions. Mfg'd approx. 2020 by Huglu in Turkey for CZ. Condition is as new, showing little use. The dark wood is nearly perfect; action locks very tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $500-$600. (Modern)

Browning Standard Weight Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #6M30782. 12 ga. 30" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. The Auto-5 action is based upon the 1901 John Browning patents and includes special features such as speed loading and magazine cutoff. The standard steel receiver is lightly engraved. The finger-groove slender forend and round-knob long-tang pistol grip buttstock are light-colored "B" Grade walnut, with good checkering coverage, high-gloss finish, and original Browning/FN buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-5/8"x2-3/8". Mfg'd 1966 by FN in Belgium for Browning. Condition is very good with approx. 90%-95% original finish. There are several small handling marks to the wood and noticeable metal edge wear at carry and control points. Action closes tight and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

Browning Citori Model 525 Sporting Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #02537MV13. 12 ga. 30" tapered vent rib barrels have target beads with Hi-Viz front sights, 2-3/4" chambers, ported barrels, and are fitted for Invector Plus choke tubes (total 6 included). The Citori boxlock action features a single selective and adjustable inertia trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The silver nitride receiver features engraved scenes of game birds in flight, surrounded by floral and scroll motifs. The slender forend and full pistol grip buttstock are of "C" Grade oil-finished walnut, with a Schnabel forend, no grip cap, and a "Decelerator" recoil-absorbing butt pad added. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2"x1-5/8"x2-1/4". Gun is contained in an SKB hard case, with extra tubes, wrenches, tools and parts. Mfg'd 2005 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is very good to near excellent (80%), with many small handling marks to wood but little wear to action, which still closes tight and operates correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Browning BPS Hunter/Field Model Slide-Action Shotgun, #20132NZ152. 12 ga. 32" vent rib barrel has target beads, 3" chamber, and is fitted for standard Invector choke tubes (Mod. Installed). The bottom loading and ejection action is based upon the Browning 1917 patents and is housed in a steel receiver with new engraving pattern in 1991. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are of high-gloss finished straight-grain walnut, with extensive checkering and original Browning black recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-5/8"x2-3/8". Made by Miroku in Japan for Browning in 1991. Condition is near excellent, with a few handling marks to buttstock but nominal wear to action, which locks tight and operates correctly; bore is bright. Receiver engraving is sharp, with some metal turning plum. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Randall Model 25 "Trapper", with Sheath, 5" blade is marked above the ricasso "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA." Overall length is 9-1/2". Nicely figured wood handle with wood, brass, and black spacers; single brass hilt and brass pommel cap. In an original brown leather Randall sheath, backside with Randall logo, "Randall Made" snaps, and salmon colored sharpening stone. Knife is in excellent unused condition. Blade stamp is crisp. Brass shows some mild handling marks. Sheath is excellent with a few light scuffs, scratches, and small spots of darkening; stitching is excellent. Est.: $500-$650.

Randall Model 1 "Fighting Knife" with Sheath, 7" blade is marked above the ricasso "Randall Made, Orlando, FLA." Overall length is 11-3/4". Nicely figured burl wood handle with brass and black spacers, double brass hilt and brass pommel cap. In an original brown leather Randall sheath, backside with Randall logo, "Randall Made" snaps, and "Fine India" sharpening stone. Knife is in excellent condition, appearing unused. There is a small spot of faint scratching on the obverse side of the blade. Blade stamp is crisp. Brass shows moderate toning from age. Wood handle has a few small and shallow impressions. Sheath is excellent with a few light scuffs and scratches, stitching is intact. Est.: $500-$700.

Early Hollow Handle Survival Knife, by Mike England, with Sheath and Letter from the Maker, 9" bead blasted blade with sawtooth spine, 14-3/8" overall, bead blasted stainless guard, black cord wrapped hollow aluminum handle, with a removable bead blasted aluminum butt cap. Butt cap with compass. One side of the blade with maker's logo and 3" measurement scale. Blade markings on this early knife are different than what you see on the later production knives. In original brown leather Mike England sheath with EZE-Lap sharpener. Included is a business card and letter that is on company letterhead and signed by Mike England that states this knife was "one of the first of its kind" and mentions that due to its popularity a similar "Production Model" would be available in the future. Knife is in excellent condition, appearing unused. Cutting edge is sharp and unblemished. There are a few tiny specks of rust on the guard. No fraying to the cord wrapped handle. Compass functions correctly. There are intermittent light scuffs and scratches to the outside of the sheath, heaviest are from the EZE-Lap sharpening pen, verdigris present on the snaps, stitching and seams are excellent. There is some wear and tarnishing to the outside of the sharpener. Est.: $500-$700.

Custom Fixed Blade Knife, by Tim Herman, with Sheath, 3" mirror polished blade, 7" overall, vine pattern engraved brass bolsters, stag handles with brass pins, file worked spine, and brass wrist thong ferrule. Includes an unmarked brown leather sheath. Knife is in near excellent unused condition. There are a few minor scratches on the blade. Brass shows mild toning from age. Sheath is very good with scattered light scuffs and scratches; stitching and seams are intact. Est.: $500-$700.

SOG Vietnam 5th Special Forces Group S1 Bowie Knife, 6-3/8" black clip point blade, 11-1/8" overall, stacked leather washer handle with finger grooves, blackened full guard and butt cap. Marked on one side of the blade with SOG logo; opposite side is marked "Seki-Japan", "Vietnam 5th Special Forces Group", and has the Special Forces "De Oppresso Liber" logo. Includes the original black leather SOG sheath, white sharpening stone, and box. Knife is in excellent unused condition. Stacked leather washers, guard, and butt cap show a few light handling marks. Sheath is also excellent with a few light scratches to the belt loop. Box is good, showing some creasing and damage to the corners; end label is clear. Est.: $500-$700.

Al Mar Model 3103 Warrior Fixed Blade Knife, Seki-Japan, 7-1/8" blade with serrated top edge, 13-3/8" overall, finger grooved rubber handle with hidden tang, stainless full guard and stainless butt. One side of blade has Al Mar logo, and the other side is marked Seki-Japan. Includes black leather sheath, box, and small "Warriors Edge" warranty card. Knife is in excellent unused condition. There are a few minor handling marks on the blade. Guard and butt show a small amount of light scuffs and scratches. Sheath is near excellent with intermittent small and shallow impressions, no major blemishes. Box shows a little creasing but overall is in very nice shape. Est.: $600-$800.

A. Francotte Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #19924, 10.75mm x 68mm, 24" barrel, blued finish, top of chamber engraved with a matte finish, two-stage trigger, lever safety, ramp style front sight with removable bead and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with folding leaf for 100 & 200 yards. Barrel engraved "A Francotte a Liege" with caliber, Belgian proof marks, hinged floorplate with locking lever, checkered walnut Monte Carlo stock with cheekpiece, horn end cap, grip cap, and checkered buttplate, sling swivels mounted on barrel and rear of stock. Rare, original condition, having never been fitted with a scope. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% original blued finish, with wear lines from use on the bolt body, fading and light scratches on the bolt release lever spring, wear to the finish on the front action screw head, light wear and scratches on the floorplate, and light freckling on the bottom of the trigger guard. Action and safety work properly, bore is bright with light soiling which may clean to excellent. Stock is excellent with only one tiny ding near the buttplate on the left side, one or two tiny scratches, and crisp checkering. Horn buttplate shows minor insect damage, freckling, and wear to the finish on the screws. Overall, a beautiful gun showing only light use. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (C&R)

Nightforce NXS Rifle Scope, 5.5-22X50 Zero Stop MOAR C433, 30mm tube, .250 MOA, matte black finish, MOAR SFP reticle and Zero Stop elevation turret. Scope is in excellent condition with only light handing marks, reticle is clear. Includes factory box, instruction manual, sunshade, rubber scope cover, adjustment tool, and non-Nightforce scope rings, which have been installed on the scope. Est.: $1,100-$1,400.

Browning BAR Grade I Semi-Automatic Rifle, #137PN23878, .308 Win cal., 22" barrel, hooded ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, high-polish blue finish, finely checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, sling eyes, Browning marked plastic buttplate, and a detachable 4-rd. magazine. Barrel is marked "MADE IN BELGIUM BY FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL ASSEMBLED PORTUGAL". Mfg'd 1989. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 99% factory high-polish finish with only light handling marks noted. The finely checkered walnut stock is excellent with a high-gloss finish and a 13-7/8" LOP over a Browning marked plastic buttplate. Bore is excellent with crisp rifling and the action is smooth on this desirable Belgian Browning. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

CZ Model 527 Bolt Action Rifle, #A423285, .221 Rem. Fireball cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, one-piece checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, black rubber factory recoil pad. Factory grooved receiver for scope rings, adjustable single set trigger and two-position safety. Includes one factory magazine. Made in the Czech Republic in 2008 and imported by CZ USA, Kansas City, KS. Condition excellent retaining approx. 99% original factory blue. Stock with a few light handling marks, checkering is excellent. Action is smooth, sharp rifling. A fine rifle in a very desirable caliber. Est.: $1,100-$1,400. (Modern)

CZ Model 527 Bolt Action Rifle, #D042727, 6.5 Grendel cal., 25.5" threaded barrel with 1 in 8" twist, thread protector, blue finish, one-piece checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, and black rubber factory recoil pad. Factory grooved receiver for scope rings, adjustable single set trigger and two-position safety. Includes one factory magazine. Made in the Czech Republic in 2019 and imported by CZ USA, Kansas City, KS. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 99% original factory blue, showing a small blemish approx. 11.6" from the muzzle on the top of the barrel. Stock with a few light handling marks, the most noticeable is a scratch at left-side of buttstock; checkering is excellent. Action is smooth, sharp rifling. Includes factory box with matching end label. Est.: $1,100-$1,400. (Modern)

Belgian Browning Safari Grade Bolt Action Rifle, #51731L69, .338 Win. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, hooded ramped blade front and adjustable folding rear sights, matte blue finish, finely checkered one-piece pistol grip walnut Monte Carlo stock with sling eyes and a ventilated rubber recoil pad, bolt in the white with matching serial number. Topped with Buehler bases, rings, and a Leupold Vari-X II 2x7 variable-power rifle scope in gloss black with a duplex reticle providing clear, crisp optics. Mfg'd 1969. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 98%-99% of a high quality re-blued finish. There are numerous Belgian proofs and acceptance marks on the barrel and bolt. Trigger guard and magazine base plate are nicely scroll engraved. The finely checkered walnut stock is near excellent with handling and storage marks, two factory crossbolts for stability and a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13-5/8" LOP. Action works smoothly, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

Remington Model Seven Lightweight Threaded Bolt Action Rifle, #RR39421M, .300 Blackout cal., 16.5" barrel with threaded muzzle, no sights, Mark Pro externally adjustable trigger, matte blue finish, 4-rd. internal box magazine with a hinged floorplate, Picatinny style mounting rail, textured synthetic one-piece pistol grip stock with sling studs, and a solid rubber Remington marked recoil pad, finished in Mossy Oak Bottom Land Camo. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, manual, trigger lock, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish showing little use. The Mossy Oak Bottomland synthetic stock is excellent and ends with a Remington marked rubber recoil pad providing a 13" LOP. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Ruger Model 77 RS African Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, .458 Win. Mag. cal., #71-12143, 24" heavy barrel, banded brass bead ramped blade front and quarter rib-mounted folding rear sights, receiver with integral factory mounts, internal 3-rd. box magazine with hinged floorplate, blue finish, tang-mounted safety, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with crossbolt added to mitigate recoil, sling studs, and a red solid rubber Ruger marked recoil pad. Mfg'd 1974. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95%-97% factory blue finish with a crisp barrel address. Stock is near excellent with light handling marks, straight grain, and a solid red Ruger recoil pad providing a 13-3/4" LOP. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Action is crisp on this desirable Ruger dangerous game rifle. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger K77 VT Mark II Bolt Action Rifle, #782-47588, .243 Win. cal., 26" heavy barrel mfg'd without sights, factory integral scope bases, target gray finish, laminate wood one-piece pistol grip stock with a solid rubber recoil pad, internal box magazine with hinged floorplate, and a beavertail forend. Mfg'd 1994. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining nearly all of the factory finish with light handling marks. Smooth laminate wood stock is near excellent with small mars and light scratches consistent with field use. Solid rubber recoil pad provides a 12-3/4" LOP.  Action is smooth, bore is bright.  Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 88 Lever Action Rifle, #147275A, .243 Win. cal., 22" barrel, hooded ramped blade with steel bead front and folding rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and a checkered plastic buttplate, with 4-rd. detachable box magazine. Mfg'd 1963. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-98% factory finish, showing light handling marks only. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped for scope mounting and for an aperture sight. There are crisp Winchester "WP" proof marks on the barrel and front ring. Checkered walnut stock is very good + with small mars and handling marks. A checkered plastic buttplate provides a 13-7/8" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Remington Model 750 Woods Master Semi-Automatic Sporting Carbine, #RR01473V, .30-06 cal., 18.5" barrel, ramped blade front and adjustable "U"-notched rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock with a solid rubber recoil pad, detachable 3-rd. box magazine, sling swivels, nylon rifle sling, Weaver one-piece base and a heads-up holographic sight. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish with light handling marks. Walnut stock is very good with small mars and scuffs consistent with storage and handling. Buttstock ends with a solid rubber Remington marked recoil pad providing a 13.25" LOP. Carbine is topped with an unmarked heads-up style holographic sight with red or green illuminated reticle. Bore is very good with sharp rifling and the action works well on this desirable Remington mfg'd from 2006-2016. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Left-Hand Weatherby Mark V Custom Bolt Action Rifle, #H212765, .416 Wea. Mag. cal., 25.5" overall barrel length with muzzlebrake, metal with a blue finish, One-piece pistol grip walnut stock with Monte Carlo comb, cheekpiece, point checkering, ebony forend and pistol grip cap, solid black rubber Weatherby recoil pad, and sling swivel studs. Beaded blade front sight on ramped base with hood, notched adjustable Williams rear sight. Floorplate is lightly engraved and marked "Weatherby Custom". Bolt is numbered and matches the rifle. Made in Japan. Topped with a Weaver 60-B scope and Buehler mounts. Scope has a blue finish and fine crosshair reticle. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue with light scratches to the trigger guard. Stock has a small amount of intermittent shallow scratches and impressions, most noticeable on the left side of the buttstock. Checkering is sharp, the exception being one small flat spot to right side of the forend. Action is crisp and operates smoothly; bore is mirror bright with strong rifling. There are a few minor blemishes visible on outside of the scope, optics are clear. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (Modern)

Excellent Steyr Scout Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold Scope, #3009089, .308 Win. cal., 19.25" fluted barrel, black finish, black synthetic pistol grip stock with integral bipod, and magazine storage built into the buttstock, with folding post front and ghost ring rear sight. Mfg'd March 2009. Includes two (2) 5-round Steyr magazines, black plastic Steyr rifle case, and black leather sling. Topped with a Leupold 2.5x28mm Scout scope that is mounted to the integral Picatinny rail. Scope has a matte black finish and duplex reticle, with soft padded Leupold cover. Condition is excellent, appearing near new. Approx. 99% factory metal finish remains. Stock with a few light scuffs and minor handling marks. Excellent and smooth action, mirror bright bore with well-defined rifling. Scope is also excellent with bright, clear optics. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Remington XP-100 Bolt Action Single Shot Pistol, #B7518042, 7mm BR Rem. cal., 15" barrel, blue finish, matching numbered bolt, nicely figured right-hand hardwood stock with finger grooved pistol grip, checkered forend, ebony forend and grip cap. Silhouette sights include a 3/4" diameter front hood with post, and square-notch fully adjustable Bo-Mar rear. Barrel has two additional drilled and tapped holes approx. 4.5" down from the muzzle, both have plug screws. Mfg'd 1986. Includes 65 pieces of spent/primed brass. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue with intermittent light handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Stock is also excellent with a few minor dents and scratches; checkering detail is crisp. Action operates smoothly; bore is excellent, bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Custom Falling Block Works Model J Single Shot Rifle, #J546, .45-70 cal., 27" heavy barrel without sights, barrel is drilled and tapped for scope base, blue finish, custom Exhibition Grade fancy walnut two-piece pistol grip stock with a beaded cheekpiece and checkered steel buttplate. Topped with Weaver two-piece bases and rings. Left side of receiver is marked "FALLING BLOCK WORKS MAYBEE, MICH." Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-98% blue finish with handling marks only. Custom stock is in near excellent condition with outstanding figure, fit and finish; checkered steel butt plate provides a 14" LOP. Bore is very good with defined rifling, and action locks up tight on this interesting custom Falling Block in the venerable .45-70 chambering. Brothers Leo and Joe Fix operated FBW out of Troy, Michigan, producing a variety of custom Falling Block actions until ceasing operation in the early 1990's. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern)

Shilen Model DGA Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold Scope, #424, 24" heavy stainless barrel is unmarked but consignor states that the caliber is .17 Rem., with blue receiver. One-piece pistol grip walnut stock with brown rubber Pachmayr Whiteline recoil pad. Barrel mfg'd without sights. Rifle does not have a safety, with matching numbered bolt. Trigger pull is 10 oz.; 12.75" LOP; overall weight with scope is approx. 12 lbs. 2 ozs. Topped with a Leupold 24x scope. Scope has a gloss-black finish, fine crosshair with tiny center dot reticle, and target turrets. Metal surfaces rate in excellent condition. Receiver retains approx. 98%-99% blue. Barrel has a small amount of light handling marks. Trigger guard shows minor edgewear. Stock is good with general small dents and scratches. There was a chip at the heel that has been repaired. Action is crisp and operates smoothly, bore is bright with sharp rifling. There are a few minor blemishes visible on the outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Custom Erma Deutsches Sportmodell Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, with J.W. Fecker Scope, #10324, .22 LR cal., replacement 28" heavy barrel is unmarked as to the mfg'r. One-piece pistol grip target stock with cheekpiece, adjustable aluminum buttplate, forend with inlaid aluminum accessory channel. Buttstock is missing the adjustable pad that fits into the dovetailed slot. Barrel has a sight block mounted at the muzzle and two rear blocks for scope mounting. Right rear portion of the receiver is drilled and tapped, stock is notched for a sight. Topped with a J.W. Fecker 16x1-5/8" target scope with recoil spring, and aluminum J.W. Fecker mounts. Scope has a blue finish, fine crosshair reticle, and threaded aluminum covers; overall length is 25 7/8". Matching numbered bolt, with standard "(crown)B" and "(crown)U" proof marks. Trigger with added shoe; trigger pull is approx. 1.5 lbs. Length of pull to end of wood is 11.5"; 13" to end of aluminum buttplate. Weight with the scope is approx. 15 lbs. Condition is very good as configured retaining approx. 95% blue with light scratching and thinning to the barrel. Factory lettering on the receiver is clear. Stock has scattered surface dents and scratches. There is one deeper impression to right side of the forend, and the edge is chipped at the receiver sight cutout. Action is crisp and operates smoothly; bore is bright with well-defined rifling. There are minor blemishes visible on the outside of the scope; optics are clear except for a few small dark specks around the perimeter. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

McMillan Bros. MCRT Bolt Action Rifle, with Bushnell Scope, #SS-183, 6.17 Spitfire cal., 24" Sporter barrel is unmarked except for caliber, metal with a dark blue finish. Pistol grip wood grain pattern fiberglass stock with point checkering, slight right-hand palm swell, Monte Carlo comb, cheekpiece, solid black rubber Decelerator recoil pad, and sling swivel studs. Barrel was mfg'd without sights. Topped with a Bushnell Legend Ultra-HD 4.5-14x44mm scope. Scope has a matte black finish, Mil-Dot reticle, and sunshade. Metal surfaces rate in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97% finish, with light scratches and edgewear to the trigger guard and floorplate. Stock is very good with scattered light scratches, handling marks, cheekpiece edgewear. Action is crisp and operates smoothly, bore is mirror bright with strong rifling. There are light scuffs and minor blemishes visible on the outside of the scope, optics are bright and clear.  Includes an RCBS 6.17 Spitfire full-length resizing die and seating die, and an additional Bonanza 7mm Remington full-length sizing die.  Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Remington XP-100 Bolt Action Benchrest Rifle, #A7501998, 6mm-222 Rem. Mag/6x47 cal., 22" heavy 1.260" dia. stainless barrel, blued action, blue fiberglass benchrest stock with Pachmayr "Competition" black rubber buttpad making the LOP 13.25". Topped with a Leupold 36x rifle scope. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Metal surfaces show minimal handling marks. Stock is solid with several areas where the paint has been chipped. There are 2 holes drilled thru the stock on either side of the bolt handle, possibly for securing action to stock. The high-gloss finished Leupold scope is in near excellent condition, with only minor handling and use marks; crosshair reticle is clear and includes a set of Michaels of Oregon QD scope covers and sun shade. Weight as described is approx. 12 lbs. and trigger pull is at approx. 1 oz. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. There are no caliber markings on the firearm -- a gunsmith chamber casting has provided the chambering detail. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle, #RR56585H, .223 Rem. cal., 24.25" Bartlein barrel with unmarked clamp on muzzlebrake, OD Green finish, Masterpiece Arms chassis with folding stock, and one 10-rd. steel magazine. Topped with a Bushnell Elite Tactical LRTS 30mm rifle scope. Rifle is in overall excellent condition showing minor handling marks. Adjusting points on the MPA stock all function as designed, folding mechanism is solid. Bushell scope sits atop a Seekins Precision 20 MOA cant rail and is held by Seekins aluminum mounts. Scope adjusts from 4.5-18 and has an added Vortex scope level, the Bushnell G# reticle is clear. Additional accessories for the scope are a sunshade and plastic scope covers. Rifle weighs approx. 13 lbs. Consignor provided the following information: Rifle was built by a So. California gunsmith using a Remington short action which was blueprinted. Bartlein barrel has a twist rate of 1:7.7". A very nice rifle for your long-range shooting needs. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

Springfield Armory M1A "SOCOM 16" Semi-Automatic Rifle, #254871, .308 Win. cal., 17.75" barrel with attached muzzlebrake, parkerized finish, black plastic stock and handguard, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''US RIFLE M1A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Overall condition is excellent with metal surfaces retaining nearly 98%+ finish. Stock and hand guard are in excellent condition showing light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore with strong rifling. One 10-rd. magazine is included. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #064969, .308 Win. cal., 22" barrel with muzzle device, parkerized finish, walnut target style stock with fiberglass hand guard, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight with National Match hood. A Springfield Armory marked rail scope mount is installed, and the installation instructions and removed charger clip guide are included in a Springfield Armory labeled plastic box, all in very good condition. One unmarked very good condition 10-rd. magazine is also included. Rifle stock has been bedded and the compound is visible around the receiver. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish, showing a few light handling marks. There are areas of marring to the left side of the forend. Stock is otherwise very good with an even colored finish. The hand guard is in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern)

Quality Reproduction of a Model 1857 "Wurttembergischen" 3-Band Percussion Rifle, by Davide Pedersoli, #18570628, .54 cal., 39.5" round barrel has bayonet lug under muzzle, large elevation-adjustable rear sight marked "Mauser", marked "Koniglich Wurttembergische/Gewehrfabrik 1857" ahead of sight, "Mauser-Werke/Oberndorf 1998" behind, and assorted maker's marks at left semi-octagonal breech; flat lockplate marked "Kunigl. Wurt. Fabrik" under military hammer; steel fittings are trigger guard with front sling swivel and rear grip, knurled trigger, curved buttplate, 3 spring-retained bands (middle with swivel, front of the double-strap type with integral tall blade sight), ramrod with brass barrel-tip. Fullstock of satin-finish walnut. Mfg'd 1998. Condition is near excellent retaining all original finishes with sharp edges and markings, light scuffs at muzzle from bayonet attachment, sound and smooth stock with a few light marks (esp. left side). Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (No FFL Required)

Pedersoli Sharps 1874 Sporting Rifle, #SH7956, .45-70 cal., 30'' octagon blue barrel, double set triggers, case hardened receiver, hammer, and lever. Oil-finished straight grip walnut stock with smooth steel buttplate. Iron sights have been removed and replaced with a Hi-Lux "Wm. Malcom" 6X Telescopic Riflescope. Imported by Dixie Gunworks. Condition is in near excellent overall, showing only minor scuffs and handling marks. There is a small chip of wood missing close to the toe of the stock measuring .240" x .100". Case colors are deep and rich with a small amount of freckling on the lever. Excellent action, double set trigger functions properly, bore is bright with strong rifling. Scope measures 34" in length with a 3/4" tube. Condition is excellent with only minor handling marks. Reticle is a simple crosshair, optics are clear, and brass scope caps fit nicely. Includes scope owner's manual and pair of oak wood shooting sticks, measuring 26.5" in length. Est.: $1,600-$1,900. (Modern)

Reproduction Civil War LeMat "Grapeshot" Two-Barrel Percussion Revolver, by Pietta, with Box, NVSN, .44 cal./.66 cal. over/under barrels, the 6.75 octagonal top barrel is engraved "Col. LeMat" amid scrolled flourishes on top, maker's name, address, and proofs at right, B.P. warning and caliber at left, has complex articulated loading lever at left side; the 5" round under-barrel is unmarked. Round scroll-engraved cylinder fires 9 shots from outside ring, single buckshot centrally. Large open-top frame has central hammer with firing selector at nose and long thumb-lever, scrolled trigger guard with finger-spur, integral straps with lanyard ring at oval butt, 2-pc. checkered walnut grips. Condition is new and unfired, the barrels and cylinder retaining all of its original deep black-blue, the frame/straps showing a lovely plum coloration (minutest wear around lanyard ring), pleasing case colors to hammer and trigger. Grips are mint with sharp checkering. Action is strong and crisp, bores show full blue and sharp rifling in the octagonal barrel. Plain cardboard box has die-cuts for revolver, is very good. Est.: $900-$1,200. (No FFL Required)

Stevens "Hunter's Pet" Pocket Rifle No. 34, with Attachable Shoulder Stock, #880, .32 CF cal., heavy 18" octagonal tip-up barrel, hooded Beach front sight and folding leaf rear, marked "J. Stevens & Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Pat. Sept. 6, 1864" at left angled flat; large-size frame has central hammer, rebounding firing pin, knurled release button at left, integral spur trigger sheath and slotted grip straps (for stock attachment), 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Nickel-plated 11.5" skeleton stock marked "880". Mfg'd ca. 1872-1900. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85% original blue, 95% original nickel (scattered minor roughness), sharp edges and markings. Grips are sound with light marks and added finish. Stock retains traces of nickel, spots of light erosion. Matching serial numbers. Barrel hinge is tight, action is crisp, bore shows light roughness, very good rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Sporting Rifle, #423826, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 26" octagonal barrel has large buckhorn sights with usual markings, else standard rifle features. Mfg'd 1907. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% smooth barrel and mag tube blue, 50% thinning receiver blue, silvered case colors to lever and hammer, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing generally light marks (shallow dings at right wrist), added finish. Action is crisp, lightly frosted bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Sporting Rifle, #616391, .32-20 CF cal., blued 24" octagonal barrel, standard sights and markings, full-length mag below; case hardened receiver with standard tang markings; varnished walnut forearm has steel nosecap, matching buttstock with crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1911. Condition is excellent as completely refinished retaining approx. 99% deep blue and mottled case colors, fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth with minor marks, pleasing grain, color, and finish. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R)

Very Rare Winchester Model 1894 "Trapper" Saddle-Ring Carbine, #789574, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 15" round barrel, tall pinned blade front sight and ladder rear, marked with maker's name, address and 1894 patent date ahead of band, "Nickel Steel Barrel/Especially for Smokeless Powder" and caliber at breech; receiver has standard features and markings, saddle ring at left. Oil-finished walnut stocks, carbine buttplate. Mfg'd 1915. Condition is good retaining traces of barrel blue, 15% receiver blue, else smooth gray gunmetal with fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth having been sanded with finish added. Action is crisp, bore is bright with moderate frosting and sharp rifling. A rare and desirable Trapper carbine. (Rifle is listed by serial number as being removed from NFA and classified as C&R.)  Est.: $3,500-$5,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #396663, .30 W.C.F. (.30-30) cal., 26" octagonal barrel has standard markings incl. caliber at breech, tall bead/blade front sight, sliding adjustable rear (marked "Pat. Feb. 5, 1901"); receiver has "Marbles Arms" windage/elevation peep tang sight. Oil-finished walnut forearm with steel nosecap, matching buttstock a crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1907. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90% smooth barrel and mag blue, 70% thinning receiver blue, gray buttplate, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth having light dings (moderate at right butt). Tang sight is modern. Action is crisp, bright bore shows light frosting, deep and sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Canadian Proofed Winchester Model 1892 Saddle-Ring Carbine, #744010, .44 WCF (.44-40) cal., 20" round barrel, standard sights, (crown)(crossed flags)DCP" proof mark at breech, oil-finished walnut stocks with curved buttplate.  One of approx. 20,000 Model 1892 Carbines in 44 WCF that were approved by Canadian inspectors on behalf of the British government for use during WWII.  Mfg'd 1913.  Condition is good retaining approx. 20% barrel/mag blue, else lightly oxidized gray gunmetal having fine edges and markings.  Stocks are sound showing typical marks of age and use, buttstock with 1" crack at right frame, .75" chip at toe.  Action is crisp, bore shows moderate erosion and good rifling.  Est.:  $1,500-$2,500. (C&R)

Savage Model 99RS Pre-War Lever Action Rifle, #343602, .300 Sav. cal., 24" barrel, brass bead ramped blade front and two-leaf folding rear sights, blue finish, internal rotary magazine, brass cartridge counter, checkered wood two-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and a ribbed steel Savage marked buttplate, period Lyman aperture sight at the rear of the receiver. Mfg'd 1933. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% toning blue finish, with scratches and mars consistent with field use. There is even highpoint edgewear along the receiver, and it has not been drilled and tapped. Lever assembly retains significant muted case hardening, particularly in protected areas. Stock is very good with dents and compressions. There are a couple small mars on the left side of the forend. The ribbed steel buttplate is marked "SVG" and provides a 13-3/4" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is good with strong rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #53855, .351 Win. cal., 20" barrel, brass bead blade front sight and rear sight removed with plug, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece straight grip stock, with sling swivels and a checkered steel buttplate, 5-rd. Winchester marked detachable box magazine, Williams aperture sight added to rear of receiver. Mfg'd 1957, the final year of production. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue finish, with only small scratches and light handling marks. There is light to moderate surface rust on the checkered steel buttplate due to poor storage. Stock is very good with small mars and areas of flaking finish, particularly on the forend. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Like New Winchester Model 94 Trapper Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #5026979, .30-30 Win cal., 16" barrel with a full-length magazine and blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, saddle ring, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock with a checkered plastic Winchester marked buttplate. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with warranty card, manual, and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1982. Rifle is as new in the original factory box with light handling marks only. There is a sharp Winchester "WP" proof near the breech. Wood stock is excellent. Action is crisp and locks up tight; bore is excellent and may be unfired. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

Limited Edition Legendary Commemoratives Winchester Model AE University of Wyoming Commemorative Lever Action Carbine, with Gun Case and Wood Display Case, #6372013. This is rifle #41 of only 100 that were commissioned by Legendary Commemoratives and is so numbered on the upper tang. Chambered in .45 LC cal., with a 20" round barrel. Metal is 24k gold plated and the top of the bolt is jeweled. Receiver features extensive laser engraving of various University of Wyoming and cowboy themed motifs with scroll borders. Portion of large loop lever and rear of the barrel also with areas of scroll engraving. Straight grip walnut stock and forend are laser engraved with beautiful scroll work and other Wyoming related images. Stock is finished with a standard black composition Winchester buttplate. Sights include a blade front and standard sporting rear with elevator, with cross-bolt safety and gold-plated saddle ring. Accompanied by a COA, a locking canvas and leather covered carrying case with fitted green interior, glass topped locking oak display case with mirrored back, and display stands. Rifle is in excellent unfired condition. There is no finish loss, engraving is crisp and clear, 24k gold plating with intermittent light handling marks. Wood also has a few minor handling and storage type marks, with one small but more noticeable impression to the left side of the buttstock, near the engraved Wyoming "bucking horse and rider". The original cable tie from Legendary Comm. remains on the lever. Canvas covered case is excellent, interior is like new, exterior with a few light storage type marks. Oak display case has only a few moderate scratches and impressions to the exterior. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Cased Ned Buntline Commemorative Colt Single Action Army New Frontier Revolver, #NB1315, .45 LC cal., 12" barrel, bright nickel finish, checkered black composite eagle and Rampant Colt grips, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Marked with maker's name and address on top, "Ned Buntline Commemorative" at left and "Colt New Frontier S.A.A. .45" at right. Mfg'd 1979. In the original hardwood display case with inner glass display window, and a pull-out drawer lined with burgundy velvet in the French style with space for the gun, with silver-finish Ned Buntline plaque, and six (6) silver dummy cartridges. Revolver is currently in fine overall condition and would likely clean to near excellent as there is moderate hazing on the cylinder. There are a few tiny specks of oxidation/finish loss on the bottom front of the trigger guard. Otherwise, there is no noticeable finish loss, only typical micro-scratching, and other intermittent minor handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are like new with sharp checkering and details. Excellent action and bright bore; mild carbon fouling to the inside of frame is evidence of being fired, likely very little. Case interior is excellent, exterior with some light scuffs and scratches, fading and possible water damage to the right edge. One of 3,000 produced. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Walther OSP Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #03743, .22 Short cal., 4.25" barrel, blue finish, black alloy frame, right-hand target grips with adjustable heel shelf, blade front and fully adjustable rear sight, with barrel weight, and one Walther magazine. Left side with German proof marks and "66" date code. Condition is very good, showing handling marks and range use. Approx. 90% metal finish remains, with scattered scuffs and scratches, primarily on the barrel and barrel weight. There are a few tiny specks of oxidation on the upper portion of the frame. Grips show some oil darkening and general handling wear, no major blemishes. Action operates smoothly. Bore appears excellent, is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)(On Calif. roster of exempted Olympic competition pistols.)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #66755, .357 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped front sight, and fully adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfg'd 1967. Metal surfaces rate in fine overall condition and retain approx. 93% factory blue. Wear at the muzzle, highpoints of the cylinder, and edges of trigger guard account for much of the finish loss. There is some light scratching and a moderate turn line visible on the cylinder. Grips are serviceable but in fair condition. Left grip has a noticeable gouge to the bottom back corner; there are visible gaps on back edge, below the frame, as the grips appear to have been modified. Front corner of the grip frame under the grips has been shaved off, possibly for use with a different pair of custom grips. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is very good, bright with clear rifling. Overall, a nice shooter grade Python. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Trooper MK III Double Action Revolver, #Y38712, .22 LR cal., 8" barrel with solid rib, blue finish, replacement checkered hardwood grips with finger grooves, ramped blade front sight and fully adjustable square-notched rear sight, with color case hardened hammer. Mfg'd 1980. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue. Metal with intermittent slight handling marks, factory lettering is crisp. Case colors are strong and nearly all remain. Grips are also excellent with only minor handling marks, checkering is sharp. Action operates smoothly and locks up securely. Mirror bright bore has well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Woodsman 1st Series Target Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #118296, .22 LR cal., 6-5/8" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, elevation adjustable blade front sight and windage adjustable rear sight, with one 10-rd. Colt magazine. Magazine base is marked "COLT WOODSMAN/CAL. 22 L.R." Mfg'd 1937. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% factory blue. There is some slight wear at the muzzle, as well as intermittent light handling marks, and a few minor scratches. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are excellent, checkering detail is primarily crisp, showing a few typical light blemishes. Action operates smoothly. Bore appears excellent and is mirror bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Colt Series 70 Lightweight Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CLW038418, .45 ACP cal., 4-1/4" barrel, blue finish, alloy frame, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1978. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% factory blue. Metal finish shows general light edgewear and handling marks. Blemishes to the front and back strap account for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Right grip shows moderate handling wear. Checkering detail on the left grip is primarily crisp, medallion is bright. Action operates smoothly. Bore is good, bright, rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 80 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FN29583, .45 ACP cal., 5" National Match barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, blade front sight and square-notched Elliason rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with a skeletonized trigger, and one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1989. In very good used condition, this pistol shows normal signs of handling and range use. Approx. 95% factory metal finish remains with light scuffs to the matte finished surfaces and scattered light scratches to the polished blue finish. There is a small arched scratch to the left side of the frame, near the slide stop. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show moderate handling wear with a little flattening and darkening to some of the checkering detail. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Series 70 Combat Government Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70B47207, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, dark blue finish, checkered black rubber Colt/Pachmayr grips with gold Colt medallions, blade front sight and white outline square-notched rear sight, with one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1982. In original wood grain pattern Colt box with matching hand numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, orange hang tag, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, and retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish, with a few slight handling marks to the slide and left side of frame, below the slide stop. Grips are like new. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with clear rifling. Box shows moderate storage type wear, end label is clear. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #30594E, .357 Magnum cal., 2.5" barrel, blue finish, first type checkered walnut target grips with silver Colt medallions, red ramp front sight, square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Mfg'd 1976. In an original wood grain pattern Colt Python box that has been renumbered to match this revolver. Includes the two-piece Styrofoam insert and instruction manual. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue, showing intermittent light handling marks and slight muzzle wear. Grip checkering has a few small flats spots and is otherwise crisp, edges show typical light handing wear, medallions are bright. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling; cylinder face and chambers are clean. Box shows storage type wear, with some tears and tatters along the edges. Est.: $3,000-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 624 Lew Horton Combat Special Double Action Revolver, #AHT2531, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 3" barrel, stainless finish, factory Goncalo Alves target grips, round butt, red ramp front sight and white outline square-notch rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. In the original one-piece box with matching numbered end label, instruction manual, and protective S&W paper. Approx. 5,000 of these revolvers were mfg'd ca. 1985-1987. SKU: 103580. (Approx. 500 Model 624 revolvers were recalled due to potential issues with the cylinders. Guns having gone through the recall were said to have a red "C" within a circle stamped on the box end label. The box for this revolver is marked accordingly.)  Condition is excellent overall. Metal with slight micro-scratching and other mild blemishes from handling and use. Grips appear near new. Crisp action, cycles smoothly and locks up securely. There is only a little mild powder fouling to the cylinder face, chambers are clean. Bore appears excellent and is mirror bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows storage type wear and losses to the blue exterior cover, end label is clear. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 686-3 Double Action Revolver, #BKV1748, .357 Magnum cal., 2.5" barrel, stainless finish, finger grooved black rubber Pachmayr grips, red ramp front sight and square-notch rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with a smooth combat trigger. In the original one-piece box with matching numbered end label, sight adjustment tool, protective S&W paper, and misc. factory paperwork (no instruction manual). SKU: 104231. Condition is excellent overall with a few light scuffs and typical handling marks visible on the frame and barrel. Cylinder shows light scratching, face and chambers are clean. Grips show minor handling wear. Action is crisp, cycles smoothly, and locks up securely. Bore appears excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 27-3 Commemorative .357 Magnum 50th Anniversary Double Action Revolver, #REG0470, .357 Mag. cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, smooth Goncalo Alves target grips, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, color case hardened target trigger and target hammer. Revolver features standard factory lettering, additionally the right side of the frame is marked in gold "The First Magnum April 8, 1935"; right side of the barrel "1935 50th Anniversary S&W .357 Magnum 1985". Includes the original matching numbered box with sealed cleaning kit and screwdriver, protective S&W paper, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. In original wood presentation case with fitted blue interior, certificate, brass plaque inlaid into lid, and key. One of 2,500 mfg'd in 1985. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and retains approx. 98%+ factory metal finish. There is a thin turn line to the cylinder and a few minor scratches to the cylinder face. Factory lettering is crisp. Case colors are strong. Grips are like new. Excellent action and bore. There are intermittent scratches to the outside of the wood case, interior is excellent. Box is in very good condition showing only light storage type wear. The label has become detached from the end panel and is now affixed to the inside of the lid. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R List/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 544 Commemorative Texas Wagon Train Double Action Revolver, #TWT3247, .44-40 cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, smooth Goncalo Alves target grips, red ramp front sight and white outline square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, color case hardened target trigger and hammer. Right side of frame is marked with Texas wagon train; barrel is marked "1836 TEXAS 1986". Includes an original S&W box that lacks an identification label, sealed cleaning kit, S&W protective paper, instruction manual and misc. factory paperwork. In original wood display case with key. Top of the lid features various commemorative Texas themed markings and S&W logo. One of 7,800 mfg'd in 1986. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired. Approx. 99% factory metal finish remains with a faint turn line to the cylinder. Factory lettering is crisp. Case colors are vibrant. There is one small flake to the finish on the right grip. Both are otherwise as new. Excellent action and bright bore. There are a few moderate scratches to the outside of the wood case; there is also one more noticeable impression to the right edge of the lid. Interior is excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R List/PPT)

Colt Custom Shop Government Model .38 Super Semi-Automatic Pistol, #ELCEN2456, .38 Super cal., 5" barrel, bright stainless finish, checkered double diamond rosewood grips, white 3-dot sight configuration, with one bright stainless Colt magazine. Left side of slide is marked "COLT CUSTOM". In two-piece Custom Shop box, white exterior cardboard box with matching numbered end label, orange hang tag, cable lock, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 2001. Condition is excellent. Frame and slide with intermittent slight handling marks. Grips are like new with sharp checkering. Smooth action, bright bore with strong rifling. Internally very clean, appears unfired. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt XSE Series Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FC27396E, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, brushed stainless finish, checkered double diamond rosewood grips, white 3-dot sights, front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous safety, with two (2) stainless 8-round Colt magazines. Mfg'd 2005. In matching numbered blue plastic Colt case with cable lock, instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent. There are a few scuffs and handling marks visible on the top of the slide and bottom of frame, in front of the trigger guard. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear like new. Smooth action, excellent bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt XSE Series Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SS31905E, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, brushed stainless finish, checkered double diamond rosewood grips, white 3-dot fixed sights, front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous safety, with two (2) stainless 8-round Colt magazines. Mfg'd 2004. In matching numbered blue plastic Colt case with orange hang tag, instruction manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing like new. There are a few scuffs and handling marks visible on the matte finished front grip strap. Otherwise, showing no mentionable handling wear, with areas of dried oil on parts of the slide. Factory lettering is crisp. Excellent grips, action, and bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Collector's Grade Cased Colt Joe Foss Commemorative Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #JF0089, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, and blue finish. Both sides of the slide with gold etched motifs that commemorate WWII Marine fighter pilot Joe Foss. Grips are made of smooth walnut with inlaid Colt medallions. With standard sights and one blued steel Colt magazine. In the original matching numbered box with the instruction manual and misc. factory paperwork. Includes a wood presentation case with fitted interior and glass top, large commemorative medallion, with key. The outside of the lid and plaque on the inside both read "Joe Foss/A Colt Tribute To An All American Hero". It was advertised that 2,500 of these pistols were going to be produced but was estimated that only 300+ were actually completed. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, retaining approx. 99%+ factory metal finish. Top of the matte-finished slide has only a few insignificant handling marks. Box shows typical light storage type wear. Outside of the wood case has a small amount of intermittent light scratches, the largest on the top, above the Colt logo in the lower right corner. Interior is excellent. Medallion is like new. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Scarce Colt Double Diamond Matched Set with German Proof Marks, Presentation Case and Boxes. This 150th Anniversary set was limited to a production of only 1,000 and includes both a Colt Python revolver and Officer's ACP pistol. 1.) Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #DD0482, .357 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, "Ultimate" bright stainless finish, rosewood grips with silver 150th Anniversary Colt medallions, red ramp front sight, and fully adjustable square-notch white outline rear sight. Left side of barrel is marked "Double Diamond" and has a small German "(eagle)N" proof mark. There are also German proof marks stamped on the inside of the frame above the serial number and back of the cylinder. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 99% factory bright stainless finish, which shows light scratching primarily on the frame. There are also other handling marks that are consistent with those found on a bright stainless finish. Right side, lower portion of the frame has a few tiny specks of finish loss that are likely due to being stored in the display case. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are excellent overall; right grip has a few light handling marks. There is very faint turn line on the cylinder, mild burn rings on the face, around every other chamber. Bore is excellent. 2.) Colt Officer's ACP Semi-Automatic Pistol, #0482DD, .45 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, bright stainless finish, smooth rosewood grips with silver 150th Anniversary Colt medallions, white 3-dot sights, with one stainless Colt magazine. Left side of slide is marked "Double Diamond". German proof marks are located on right side of the barrel, frame, and slide. Condition is excellent. Showing intermittent light handling marks, the largest are on the front grip strap. Moderate rub marks to exposed portion of the barrel at the chamber. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear like new. Excellent action and bore. Both firearms come with their original matching numbered boxes, instruction manuals, and other misc. factory paperwork. Both boxes show moderate storage type wear and have clear end labels. Glass-topped wood Colt presentation case with black interior, includes the key and 150th Anniversary Colt medallion mounted to the inside. Case interior is excellent; exterior has a few shallow scratches and impressions. Est.: $7,500-$9,000. (Modern/PPT)

Rare and Desirable Cased Set of Colt Python Snake Eyes Double Action Revolvers, with German Proofs, Display Case, and Boxes, Consecutively Serial Numbered to the Previous Double Diamond Set, #482EYES & EYES482, both revolvers chambered in .357 Mag. cal., with 2.5" barrels, red ramp front sights, and fully adjustable square-notched with white outline rear sights. Two-piece imitation ivory grips with scrimshaw of royal flush poker hand on the right side, left with pair of "Snake Eyes" dice. Left side of the barrels are marked "Snake Eyes" and have a small German federal "(eagle)N" proof mark. There are also German proof marks stamped on the inside of the frame and back of the cylinder; proof date code is 1989 (IK). The serial number and corresponding factory model number is handwritten on the back of each grip. Both firearms come with the original matching numbered boxes, orange hang tags, instruction manuals, and other misc. factory paperwork. Boxes show moderate storage type wear. Revolver #EYES482 has a Colt Royal Blue finish and rates in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% blue with only a faint index line to the cylinder and a few intermittent minor handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are like new. Excellent bore. Revolver #482EYES has a bright stainless finish and rates in excellent overall condition, with intermittent mild scratches that are typically found on this type of finish, including a few more noticeable scratches to the barrel and upper portion of the frame and crane, in front of the cylinder. Cylinder has a light index line and the face has mild burn rings around every other chamber. Grips are like new. Excellent bore. Includes the original Snake Eyes display case with light, Snake Eyes poker chips, two decks of cards, and display dice. (The plexiglass display hook that holds the left revolver is missing.) Two eye hooks are mounted to inside of the lid. Case is very good with light scratches and storage type wear to the exterior wood. Small piece at the end of the plexiglass stick that holds one of the dice in place has broken off, otherwise interior is excellent. Est.: $20,000-$25,000. (Modern/PPT) (Consecutively serial numbered to the previous Double Diamond Set.)

Scarce Cased Colt Huntsman Model S Master Series Semi-Automatic Pistol, #317486S, .22 cal., 4.5" barrel, blue finish, with gold etched slide. Right-hand walnut grips with checkered grip panels; blade front sight and square-notched fully adjustable Elliason rear sight. Includes one Colt magazine. In original wood grain pattern Colt box, matching numbered Colt Custom Gun Shop label has become detached but is present, with instruction manual and misc. factory paperwork. In original Colt Custom Shop walnut display case with blue French-fitted interior and key. There is a plaque mounted to outside of the lid that reads "Model S / Master's Edition / 1 of 400." Approx. 285 were mfg'd like this example with a non-tapered Huntsman barrel. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, with a few minor handling marks to the front strap. Grips are also like new with crisp checkering. Smooth action, mirror bright bore. One of the box end panels is torn and repaired with tape, otherwise showing normal light storage type wear, and some additional writing in pen. Wood case interior is like new. There are a few shallow scratches present on the outside of the lid. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N36011, .45 ACP cal., 5" National Match barrel, dark blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, blade front and square-notched fully adjustable Elliason rear sight, skeletonized trigger, and blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1976. In matching numbered wood grain pattern Colt box with two-piece Styrofoam insert and instruction manual. Condition is excellent, appearing little used, and retaining approx. 98% factory metal finish. Finish wear to the lower left edge of the slide accounts for most of the finish loss. Grips are like new with sharp checkering and bright gold-colored medallions. Action operates smoothly, excellent bright bore. Box shows age and wear with reinforcing tape at some of the edges and corners, end label is legible. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Superb Heckler & Koch Model P7 PSP Semi-Automatic Pistol, #32751, 9mm cal., 4.1" barrel, blue finish, with the original stippled black plastic grips and a pair of aftermarket wood grips by Nill-Griffe. Pistol features a white 3-dot sight system and European style magazine release. With two (2) original 8-rd. magazines, both with 1980 (IA) date code. Mfg'd 1981. In an original unnumbered box with cleaning brush, matching numbered test target, and misc. factory paperwork. Pistol is in like new overall condition, showing no mentionable finish loss. Original grips are like new. Smooth action, bore with mirror bright polygonal rifling. The overall condition would be hard to improve upon. Box shows typical light storage type wear. The upper back corner of the right Nill-Griffe grip has been broken off and repaired. Otherwise, these grips are also like new. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

Exceptional Heckler & Koch P7 M8 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #16-132774, 9mm, squeeze cock, single action, 4.1" barrel, black phosphate finish, with the original stippled black plastic grips and a pair of aftermarket wood grips by Nill-Griffe. Pistol features a white 3-dot sight system, ambidextrous mag release, and lanyard loop at lower rear of the frame. Includes two (2) original 8-rd. magazines. Mfg'd 2004. Pistol is in like new overall condition retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish. Both the original and replacement grips are also like new. Smooth action, bore with mirror bright polygonal rifling. The overall condition would be hard to improve upon. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Walther Model P5 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #039215, 9mm, 3.5" barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, left side ejection, blade front sight with white dot and square-notched rear sight, with decocking lever. Replacement two-piece walnut Nill-Griffe grips with textured grip panels. Right side of slide is marked "Interarms, Alexandria, VA" and "Made in Germany". Includes four (4) 8-rd. blued steel Walther magazines; one (1) additional Walther magazine, body has a phosphate finish. Mfg'd 1984. In the original matching numbered black plastic Walther case, with cleaning rod, instruction manual, matching numbered test target, and an additional pair of black rubber Hogue grips. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, and retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish. Nill-Griffe grips are also like new. Smooth action, mirror bright bore with crisp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Walther Model PP Super Semi-Automatic Pistol, #100241, .380 ACP, 3-5/8" barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic grips, white dot blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, includes three (3) Walther magazines. Mfg'd 1978. In matching numbered black plastic Walther case with cleaning rod, instruction manual, and matching numbered test target. Included is a pair of ambidextrous checkered black plastic grips. Pistol is in like new overall condition with 99%+ factory metal finish remaining. There are a few very minor handling marks on the smooth portion of the grips, checkering is sharp. Action is smooth. Mirror bright bore with strong rifling. There were only approx. 1,000 of these pistols produced. This is a collector grade example and, in our opinion, has an overall condition that would be near impossible to improve upon. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Post-War Mauser HSc Semi-Automatic Pistol, #01.22726, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, checkered wood grips, small blade front and square-notched rear sight, with one Mauser magazine that has a black plastic finger extension. In an original blue vinyl covered box with instruction manual and matching numbered test target. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with losses to edge of the trigger guard and minor edgewear to lower front portion of the slide. Grips show only light handling wear. Action operates smoothly; bore is excellent, mirror bright with sharp rifling. Exterior of the blue case shows only typical mild storage type wear. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Mitchell Arms American Eagle Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4331, 9mm, 4" barrel, dovetailed blade front and fixed rear sights, stainless steel, toggle action, checkered plastic two-piece grips, with 3 correct magazines. Left side of frame is maker marked "AIMCO INC HOUSTON TEXAS". Pistol is in near excellent overall condition with scattered light scratches and handling marks only. Front ring has a crisp American Eagle emblem and is dated 1991. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629 Double Action Revolver, #N870200, .44 Mag. cal., 8-3/8" pinned barrel, satin stainless finish, checkered target grips with S&W medallions, recessed cylinder, red ramp front sight and fully adjustable square-notched with white outline rear sight, smooth target trigger and checkered target hammer. Mfg'd ca. 1980-1981. Condition is excellent. Metal with intermittent mild scratches and handling marks. Light powder marks on the cylinder face. Grips are also excellent showing little handling wear, checkering is sharp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Excellent mirror bright bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 686 Double Action Revolver, #AEK5502, .357 Magnum cal., 8-3/8" full lug barrel, stainless finish, checkered walnut target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and white outline square-notch rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with a checkered semi-target hammer and target trigger. In original one-piece box with matching numbered end label, instruction manual, used cleaning kit, S&W protective paper, and misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1984-1986. SKU: 104210. Condition is excellent showing typical signs of light handling and use, intermittent mild scuffs, and a little micro-scratching visible on the metal. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are like new with only a few insignificant blemishes along the bottom of the right grip, checkering is sharp. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. There are mild burn marks on the cylinder face, chambers are clean. Bore is mirror bright with strong rifling. Box shows only light storage type wear. Est.: $1,000-$1,300. (Modern/PPT)

Open Lot

Excellent Colt Pre-Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Box, #24870NM, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, blade front sight and square-notched fully adjustable Elliason rear sight, with one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1967. In an original two-piece box with matching numbered test target, Gold Cup pamphlet, and warranty card. Box comes with a hand-numbered cardboard sleeve. Condition is excellent, appearing near new and retaining approx. 98% factory metal finish. There are a few light marks to the lower right side of the frame and slide. Grip checkering is sharp, gold Colt medallions are bright. Smooth action; bore is excellent, bright with well-defined rifling. Possibly unfired after leaving the factory. Box is very good with clear graphics. One of the corners is creased and damaged a little, otherwise showing typical light storage type wear. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70B47473, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, combination bright and satin nickel finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one nickel-finished Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1982. In matching numbered wood grain pattern Colt box with two-piece Styrofoam insert, orange hang tag, instruction manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent. There is no flaking or mentionable finish loss, with the bright nickel showing some typical slight micro-scratching and handling marks. There is a slight arched re-assembly mark to the left side of the frame, below the slide stop. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are like new with only the slightest wear to the gold-colored finish on the medallions. Action operates smoothly. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Box shows moderate storage type wear and is a little tattered around some of the edges. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Pre-Series 70 Lightweight Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #55637-LW, .45 ACP cal., 4-1/4" barrel, blue finish, alloy frame, checkered hardwood grips, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1968. Condition is good retaining approx. 90% factory blue, which shows some thinning; slide with mild plum colored toning. Metal with general light edgewear, handling marks, fine scratching to the slide. Wear to the front and back strap accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are very good, checkering is primarily sharp, with a few moderate handling marks. Action is tight and operates smoothly. Bore is very good, bright, rifling shows typical wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce French Manurhin Model MR73 Double Action Revolver, #B1273, .357 Mag. cal., 3" barrel, high-polish blue finish, straw-colored hammer and trigger, two-piece checkered walnut grips with gold "MR" medallions, ramped blade front sight and standard square-notched rear sight. Right side of the grip frame, under the grip is marked "St. Etienne". Right side of frame is marked "Made in France". In an original two-piece unnumbered green Manurhin box with Styrofoam insert, cleaning accessories, and French instruction manual. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 96% blue and approx. 80% straw colors. Barrel and cylinder have toned to plum color. Finish on the sideplate was applied over mild pinprick blemishes, otherwise metal has light scratches and handling marks. Grips appear near new with sharp checkering. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Cylinder with a moderate index line. Excellent bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows age and wear with some tape repairs and split corners. Instruction manual is very good. Est.: $2,800-$3,200. (Modern/PPT)

Steyr Model GB Semi-Automatic Pistol, #P07396, 9mm, double/single action, 5.25" barrel with polygonal rifling, blue finish, textured frame, checkered black plastic Steyr grips, white 3-dot sights, and decocking lever. Mfg'd 1982. Includes three (3) 18-rd. magazines, instruction manual, and cleaning accessories. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory metal finish, with a few slight handling marks. Small spot of textured finish has flaked off of barrel at the ejection port. Grips appear near new with a few insignificant handling marks, checkering is sharp. Action operates smoothly, mirror bright bore. Overall appears little used. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Rare Steyr Model GB Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Muzzlebrake, #P14310, 9mm cal., double/single action, 5.25" barrel with polygonal rifling. Barrel includes both the hard-to-find muzzlebrake and regular locking cap. Pistol also features a blue finish, textured frame, checkered black plastic Steyr grips, white 3-dot sights, decocking lever, and comes with four (4) 18-rd. magazines. Mfg'd 1984. Includes the original matching numbered box, instruction manual, and cleaning accessories. Condition is excellent, appearing like new, and retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish, with a few slight handling marks on the frame and slide. Additionally, there are a few light scuffs and minor scratches on the muzzlebrake. Grips are also like new. Action operates smoothly, bore is excellent with mirror bright polygonal rifling. Overall, pistol shows little evidence of use. Box is very good showing moderate storage type wear. Es.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-1 Ported Double Action Revolver, #AVY9608, .44 Mag. cal., 6" ported barrel, satin stainless finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr grips, red ramp front sight and fully adjustable square-notched with white outline rear sight, smooth target trigger and checkered target hammer. Includes a right-hand brown leather Safariland holster. Condition is very good+ overall, showing signs of moderate use. Metal with scattered light scuffs and scratches. Grips are excellent but do not fit properly, leaving a portion of the backstrap visible. Action cycles smoothly, trigger pull is crisp, cylinder with a little rotational movement; near excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Holster shows moderate age and wear, with some scuffs, scratches, and darkening to the leather. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 52-2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TZN6790, single action, .38 Spec. Mid-Range Wadcutter cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr grips, Patridge front sight, square-notched rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation, with one blued steel S&W magazine. Includes the original matching numbered box, cleaning accessories, and barrel bushing wrench. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%+ factory metal finish, with crisp factory lettering and only a few very minor handling marks. Grips are very good showing moderate handling wear. Action operates smoothly; excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Box shows considerable age and wear. Est.: $900-$1,300. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 4006 Shorty Forty Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PCS0370, .40 S&W cal., 3.25" barrel, stainless slide, aluminum alloy frame, checkered black plastic S&W grips, white 3-dot sight system, bobbed hammer, and 9-rd. S&W magazine. Smith & Wesson Performance Center logo is located on right side of frame. Approx. 1,583 of these pistols were produced, this example being from the initial run of 500. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, with only a few light handling marks. Grip checkering is sharp. Action operates smoothly. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model 1911-A1 EMP Lightweight Semi-Automatic Pistol, #EMP1738, 9mm, 3" stainless bull barrel, black aluminum alloy frame, stainless slide, Stoner CNC black/grey G10 grips, 3-dot night sights, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, and two (2) 9-rd. EMP magazines. In matching numbered blue plastic Springfield case with owner's manual and misc. factory paperwork. Includes one key for the internal locking safety mechanism. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish. Grips are like new. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Rare FN High-Power Flat Board Shoulder Stock and Holster, #T312574, hardwood flat board stock with copper rivets retaining leather holster with brass catch. Blued steel attaching lug with spring-loaded catch lever has small proof mark on top that is hard to make out. Blued steel strap plate with round wire loop is attached with four screws to the left side of the stock. Round wire cleaning rod inside holster, fits into a small gray leather pouch. Condition is excellent, the stock having a nice original finish, showing some scratches, minor dings, and light depressions from use. Clear stamped serial number stamped into the wood at the front right side. Blued metal parts show light wear and scratches from use. There is one tiny rust freckle on the lower edge of the front lug, near the retaining screw. Leather holster shows light scuffs, minor scratches and wear marks where the muzzle of the pistol fits. Brass catch and loop on the holster has some green verdigris where it touches the leather parts, and a slight crease on one side of the brass fitting. Copper rivets show some verdigris around the edges. Cleaning rod shows little to no use. Inside of top flap shows some scratches from the pistol going in and out of the holster. Est.: $1,000-$1,500.

WWII Japanese Type 44 Shin-Gunto Officer's Sword, Signed & Dated. The machine made shinogi-zukuri shaped blade measures 66.6cm (26.25") in length and shows a faint simulated suguha temperline and boshi. The blade is signed on the tang with a two-character signature of "Naga Mitsu", and dated on the other side "10th Month of Showa 19" (October, 1944). Sword features brass habaki, aluminum seppa spacers, black-painted steel tsuba guard, wood tsuka handle covered in simulated rayskin, and wrapped with dark brown silk ito cord, war-time stippled black steel fittings and stamped black steel plum blossom menuki. The scabbard is steel, painted light brown with a textured finish, has black steel stippled fittings at top and bottom, and a black steel ashi hanger fitting and ring, with wood lining inside the scabbard. Condition is very good, the blade mostly bright with scattered light rust stains, finger print rust stains, and darkened areas in a couple of spots near the edge. Blade still retains the factory edge with no evidence of re-sharpening. Tang shows a light tan rust patina, commensurate with its age. Handle fittings show light age but retain most of their original finish. Handle wrapping is clean and tight. Wood core shows some shrinkage near the bottom. There is one tapered screw and one bamboo peg retaining the handle to the blade, as is correct for this model sword. Scabbard paint shows some factory runs, scuffs, scratches, and minor rust freckling. Fittings on the scabbard show only light age, and one small retaining screw is missing on the upper mouth fitting. Wood liner shows some losses near the mouth opening. Lock mechanism functions properly. A nice example of a late-war Japanese Type 44 Shin-Gunto officer's sword. Est.: $600-$800.

WWII Japanese Early Type 95 NCO Sword, with Matching Numbered Scabbard. Machine made shinogi-zukuri shaped blade with bo-hi blood groove measures 66.8cm (26-5/16") in length, with arsenal stamp next to the serial number 77718, matching number and arsenal mark stamped on the mouth of the scabbard. Features brass habaki collar, brass tsuba guard with pierced holes, top latch locking mechanism, copper fuchi handle collar with arsenal markings, painted aluminum handle, retaining screw, and upper hollow screw, but missing the wire loop for a sword knot. Scabbard is steel with a brass throat, single hanging ring, and painted a dark green color. Condition is good, the blade mostly bright with scattered spider rust, light stains, and dried grease, but should clean well. Blade retains its factory edge with no evidence of re-sharpening. Fit of the handle, guard, and spacers is nice and tight; the brass fittings show a nice dark, un-cleaned patina with a couple of spots of heavy oxidation. Handle shows wear to the original paint on the high edges and light oxidation from normal use in the field. Scabbard shows scratches, scuffs, minor paint losses, and light rust spots. Lock mechanism functions properly. Est.: $600-$900.

Mid-WWII Japanese Type 95 NCO Sword, with Matching Numbered Scabbard. Machine made shinogi-zukuri shaped blade with bo-hi blood groove measures 67cm (26.37") in length, with a faint arsenal stamp next to the serial number 83908, and matching number and arsenal mark stamped on the mouth of the scabbard. Features a brass habaki collar, mid-war type thin black painted steel tsuba guard with black steel spacers and fuchi handle collar, painted aluminum tsuka handle, top latch locking mechanism, retaining screw and hollow upper screw with steel loop for sword knot. Dark brown painted steel scabbard with brass throat and single hanging ring. Condition is good, the blade mostly bright with scattered light rust stains from cutting something, and still retains its factory cutting edge with no evidence of re-sharpening. Brass habaki shows dark oxidation and grease stains. Tsuba guard shows wear on the edge and light age; handle shows wear to the paint on the high edges from use in the field. Scabbard shows numerous scuffs, scratches, minor paint losses, and light rust patina. Locking mechanism functions properly. Est.: $600-$900.

WWII Japanese Type 94 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #32517, 8mm Nambu cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, Type 94 marking in kanji, dated Showa 17.12 (Dec. 1942), Kokubunji factory, Chuo Kogyo Arsenal markings, rough machined finish, straw-colored trigger, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed integral rear sight with small square notch, all visible numbers matching except magazines; safety lever, lanyard loop, black checkered phenolic grips, with one bare steel magazine without numbers, one nickel-plated magazine with mismatched numbers, and dot denoting a spare magazine. In brown leather holster with leather belt loop and rings for strap (no strap present). Condition is good retaining approx. 80% of a thinning original finish, showing wear at the muzzle, top of the slide, cocking lever sides, front and high edges of the frame, and sides of trigger guard; front and rear grip straps are fading to brown with high edgewear to the safety lever and magazine release. Straw finish on the trigger is mostly faded to brown. Barrel shows wear from use on top, with a bright bore having a hint of frosting that may clean to mint. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly. Grips show light scratches and light chips on the edges, but generally are very good; grip screw slots are marred. Bare steel magazine shows light wear from use, light rust and corrosion on the body and floorplate. Nickel magazine shows wear from use, light fingerprint rust on the body, and rust on the floorplate. Holster shows wear, light cracking, scuffs and scratches, but is sound with good stitching. On the top flap there are large carved letters "S.A.M." (probably the GI who brought it back), a brass snap closure, and shows wear to the leather banding around the edge. Belt loop and ring mounts are sound. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

German Marked Polish Radom VIS Mod. 35 (P-35(p)) Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #L6172, 9mm, 4-5/8" barrel, blued finish, integral fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "V" groove, slide marked "FB Radom Vis Mod 35 Pat Nr.15567", "P35(p)", Nazi eagle firing proof, "(eagle)823" waffenampt, "(eagle)WaA77" on left side of frame, "(eagle)77" on right side of frame, hammer drop lever, grip safety, lanyard loop, checkered black hard rubber grips with FB & VIS logo, and two (2) blued steel magazines. Includes a dark brown German military type holster with no visible markings and a rough machined war-time finish. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% war-time blued finish, with wear to the high edges and front edges of the slide, some wear spots and light scratches on the side of the slide, front edges of the frame, tops of the sights, tips of the hold open lever and hammer drop lever; front grip strap is very strong, wear on the rear edges of the frame, grip safety and mainspring housing are slightly thinning, with light edgewear at the mag well opening. Action, hold open, grip safety, and hammer drop all function properly; bore is lightly frosted with strong lands and grooves. Grips show light wear with the right grip having some chipping and a small hairline at the bottom edge. Magazine in the gun shows light wear and lines from use, and an "(eagle)189" stamp on the toe. Magazine in the holster shows numerous dings on the body and toe, wear from use, and a large scratch on the right side. Holster shows normal age and wear, with some scuffs and scratches, minor cracking to the leather of the mag pouch, intact internal pull strap, and heavier cracking to the leather retaining strap. Overall, a very nice example. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

German Marked Astra Model 300 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #588588, .380 (9mm Kurz) cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, with fire blue and in the white small parts; Spanish proof marks on frame and slide, Nazi "(eagle)WaA251" waffenampt on frame, barrel marked 9m/m Kurz with Spanish proof mark, Astra logo and address on top of slide; fixed blade front sight, integral fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, grip safety, lanyard loop, checkered wood grips, two blued steel magazines with Astra logo on toe, and dark green Italian type leather holster. Condition is good retaining approx. 97%-98% original finish, with a small scratch on the slide near the knurled muzzle ring, a couple of very light marks on the knurled ring, slight high edgewear to the front of the slide and slide serrations, age graying and light freckling to the trigger and safety lever, age graying and light wear marks on the barrel, and light wear to the visible fire blued spring parts. Barrel appears to have a bulge ring an inch or so in front of the chamber; the bore is mostly bright with light frosting. Action and safeties function properly. Grips show only light wear and a few flattened diamonds, with a small ding on the lower edge of the left grip. Grip screws have light turning marks. Magazine in the gun shows some wear and lines from use; magazine in the holster shows heavy wear to the finish, lines and scratches from use, and freckling to the base plate. Holster shows age, soiling, scuffs, scratches, and light use, with some whitish residue. Leather body is sound, and there are no visible markings; it looks Italian but it is made in the German style. Mag pouch is a bit long for the Astra magazine, but the gun fits ok in the holster. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWI German DWM 1916 P.08 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #6502L, 9mm, 4" barrel, blued finish, straw and fire blued small parts, DWM marked toggle, chamber dated 1916, Imperial German firing and proof marks on right side of slide, stock lug, lanyard loop, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, integral fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, checkered wood grips, and one nickel-plated steel magazine with an unmarked wood base. All visible numbers match, but the sear bar has been over stamped to force match it to the gun. Condition is good retaining approx. 75% original rust blued finish, with holster wear on the sides of the muzzle, front of frame, front of slide, sideplate high edges, frame high edges, trigger guard edges, minor pitting on right front frame, sides and bottom of barrel has several large scratches. Front grip strap is very strong with just light freckling, rear grip strap shows wear from use, wear around the stock lug, mag well area, top of rear toggle, and firing marks at rear top of frame. Straw-finished small parts show wear and fading to the finish with scattered freckling. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is dark and heavily pitted, with worn lands and grooves. Grips show wear, soiling, and a few small scratches and gouges, and are correctly marked inside with the last two digits of the serial number. Grips fit the frame nicely with a minimum of movement; grip screws show thinning to the finish, with clean slots. Magazine body shows some rust, losses to the nickel plating, and wear from use; wood base shows no signs of ever being marked with numbers or proofs, shows age and light gouges around the side roundels. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Commercial Navy Luger Flat Board Shoulder Stock, #6120f on metal attachment fitting, no metal disc (as is correct for this type), measures approx. 12-5/8" long (center), has four slots and grooves in rear for mounting to a leather holster, with three small holes on left side wrist area. No other visible markings. Condition is very good showing numerous small scratches, depressions, dings, marks from use, and the mounting of a holster at one time. Wood has a nice dark original patina with no signs of refinishing. Metal fitting shows minor age and wear to the original bluing with light freckling. Straw finish on the locking knob is fading somewhat with light freckling and minor pitting. A rare accessory for a Naval Luger. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Non-gun)

WWII German P-38 AC-43 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #823g, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)359" waffenampts on frame and slide, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, post-war Austrian eagle and BH police stamp on frame above trigger guard, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, and one blued steel magazine marked P.38v, with faint "WaA135" waffenampt. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with wear to the sides of the muzzle, high edges of the slide, tops of the sights, tips of the hold open and safety levers, and edges of the trigger guard. Front grip strap appears to have been cold blued and has a brownish patina; mag release is heavily pitted and may have been refinished, with edgewear to the lanyard loop. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Grips show light wear and age, with the right grip having a large well-worn chip at the bottom right. Magazine shows a dull refinish with only slight wear from use. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Swiss Model 1878 Vetterli Bolt Action Rifle, #167993, 10.4x38mm Swiss RF cal., 33.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight with "U" notch. Cleaning rod mounted under the barrel. Marked "(Swiss Cross)/WAFFENFABRIK/ BERN/M:78." on left-side receiver. Matching numbers except bolt body. Condition overall is fine with the metal retaining over 90% finish. The straw-colored bolt handle has toned to a primarily brown color. There is one larger impression on the left side of the buttstock, otherwise showing mostly light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

German Model 71/84 Spandau Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #4828, 11mm x 60mm Mauser cal., 31.56" barrel, blued and in-the-white finish, drift adjustable inverted "V" fixed front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable to 1600 yards, Imperial German proof marks, with 8-rd. tubular magazine. Dated 1888, made at the Spandau Arsenal, selector for single shot or magazine feed, all visible numbers matching, straight grip walnut stock with three barrel bands, front band with side bayonet lug, stacking rod, and steel buttplate. Condition is excellent retaining most all of its original blued finish on the barrel, with some dried grease residue, scratches on the upper two barrel bands, freckling on the trigger guard strap, and light scratches and dings on the trigger guard bottom and sides. Receiver and bolt are in the white and show dried grease residue, light freckling, and minor age graying. Action and safety function properly, but a bit sticky due to the dried grease; bore is bright, with light soiling that should clean to very good. Stock shows minor dings, scratches, scuffs, and clear stamped proofs and markings. Buttplate shows light rust spots and dried grease residue. Most of these 71/84 Mausers did not see much action, and this example is in mostly unissued condition after 130 years. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1898 (Krag) Bolt Action Rifle, #289995, .30/40 Krag cal. 30" barrel. Bolt and magazine both work very well but the bolt has a carbine headless cocking piece. Rear sight is a Model 1898 that was arsenal modified by re-shaping the sighting area and adding a peep. Receiver and barrel have a considerable amount of arsenal blue with light wear in some places. Trigger guard has lost finish on the bottom and the buttplate is mostly brown. Stock and hand guard are very good with light dents and scratches throughout due to military use. Stock has a build-up of linseed oil or varnish, a very good JSA/1900 cartouche on the left side, and "(circle)P" behind the trigger guard. There is a rack number 872 stamped into the right side of the stock near the buttplate. Bore shows good rifling with light erosion throughout. No cleaning rods or oiler are present. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Model 1899 Springfield Krag Bolt Action Carbine, #285506, .30-40 cal., 22" barrel, blued finish, straight grip walnut stock, with blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side receiver "U.S./MODEL 1899./SPRINGFIELD ARMORY". Small "33" stamped on underside of stock wrist. Serial number falls within carbine range. The nickel oiler inside the butt trap is in very good condition, showing typical signs of age and wear. Carbine is in very good overall condition with much of the finish being worn, leaving silver/gray gun metal, scattered areas of moderate patina and remaining toning blue finish. There are two recent scratches to the left side of the forend. Otherwise, the wood is very good with a small crack at the buttplate; area adjacent to the buttplate shows darkening. Small "300" is very lightly and faintly scratched into the right side of the buttstock. Action and magazine operate smoothly; bore is fair, with scattered patches of light to medium erosion, rifling is still clear. Est.: $1,000-$1,400 (C&R)

Springfield Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #662193, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with attached hood and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. A fair condition U.S.G.I. Model 1907 leather sling is attached to the swivels. Marked on top of receiver ring "U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903". Barrel behind front sight is marked "SA(Flaming Bomb)4-18". There is a boxed "J.E.C." cartouche on the left-side forward of the wrist and a faint "(circle)P" firing proof on the underside of the wrist. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with the receiver now toned to a silvery color. There is a crack to the left-side forend below the rear sight, otherwise the wood is good, showing handling marks and scratches to the darkened finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with good rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

U.S. Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #1907980, .30-06 cal., and 24" barrel dated S-A-4-51. Rifle was originally mfg'd in 1943 and went through a post-war rebuild. Barrel is in new condition with original finish. Component parts of the rifle were arsenal refinished and are in very good condition. Replacement birch stock set is good overall, marked with a "(boxed)P" behind the trigger guard. Trigger housing, hammer and op-rod are marked "SA".  Stock shows dents and spots of minor staining from military use. Bore is excellent. Included are a Korean War period M1 sling, plastic oiler, and cleaning rods.  Also includes misc. paperwork, invoice from DCM and Data Sheet.  Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

H&R M1 Garand CMP Correct Grade Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5589399, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 H.&R. ARMS CO."; on right side barrel "HRA" and "3-55". There is a U.S. Defense Dept. eagle cartouche on the left side of the stock forend, and a "(circle)/P" firing proof on the underside of the wrist. Includes a very good condition CMP "M1 Garand Correct Grade" Certificate of Authenticity and a good condition CMP shipping box. The bolt, trigger housing, hammer, and operating rod are all marked "HRA". Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with what appears to be chemical stains that have removed areas of finish on the exposed barrel. Wood is very good with light handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #6638855, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, round bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. A U.S.G.I. oiler and excellent condition green cotton sling are attached, and an excellent condition 15-rd. magazine stamped "OIB" on the spine is fitted. Marked "INLAND DIV." on the rear receiver tang, and "U.S.CARBINE/CAL.30 M1" on top of receiver ring. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "INLAND MFG.DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/12-44". Left-side sling slot is stamped "IO"; right-side buttstock is marked with an Ordnance Dept. "Crossed Cannons" stamp; and there is a painted "26" rack number on the bottom of the pistol grip and a partially removed number on the right-side buttstock. There is a series of small impact marks along the top of the barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% of its dark finish. There is a small chip behind the receiver tang and chipping to the pistol grip, otherwise the wood is very good showing handling marks and darkening to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

British Webley Mk VI Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #362065, .455 cal., 6" flat-sided barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Lanyard ring is attached to bottom of grip frame. Marked on left-side frame "WEBLEY/MARK VI/PATENTS/1918". Left-side barrel strap with "MARK VI" behind '18 in service stamp and Birmingham proof and view marks. Matching numbers on frame and cylinder. Barrel appears to have matching serial number but is over stamped with "94444". There is an additional #556 stamped on the underside of the barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, with patina and frosting around the grip straps, barrel, and right side of frame. The right-side grip has small notches carved into the bottom, and both show scratches, handling marks, and areas of flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore has dark areas that may clean better, otherwise bright with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Brown leather holster has no visible mfgr's markings; a handwritten ink number "1878" is penned inside. A chamois liner has been glued inside to protect the pistol. There are two brass attachments on the rear for mounting to the officer's Sam Brown belt assembly. Condition is good with all straps present. There is cracking to the flap and rear strap. Still pliable, the leather shows scratches, handling marks, and overall darkening. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Royal Irish Constabulary Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Carbine, #6508A, .303 Brit. cal., 20.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left-side action body with original carbine markings "(Crown)/V.R/ENFIELD/1900/L.E.C/I*". Right-side buttstock with roundel containing "R(Crown)M/ENFIELD/I*.  Brass buttstock disc contains conversion markings "1./05/R.I.C/7950". Matching number on bolt handle. Carbine is fitted with bolt dustcover and early cocking piece, 6-rd. magazine, and good condition Pattern 14 leather sling. Converted from standard carbine by strengthening forend and attaching bayonet mounting bar. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing some parts thinning and toning brown. Forend has several wood pieces spliced together to reinforce the front band. Condition is very good retaining the period finish and showing overall handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

M1910 Garrison Belt Set: (1) An unusual M1910 garrison belt with interlocking U.S. buckle. In good condition with wear and staining. Buckle and belt slides have an even patina but no original finish. (2) Mills unmarked rimless eagle garrison pouch with a U.S. compass. Pouch is in fair condition; U.S. marked compass made by Wittnauer is excellent. (3) Model 1917 pouch for half-moon clips, unmarked, showing use and some staining. (4) First aid pouch L.C.C. & CO. 1918, attached with a leather slide. Good condition with use and some staining. (5) Model 1909 Rock Island Arsenal holster in fair condition. Leather is weak, especially at the flap, which was repaired using a piece of leather glued to the underside and the plug was replaced. RIA holsters were made from 1909 to 1911. Est.: $400-$600/Set.

M1903 Cavalry Cartridge Belt Set: (1) M1903 cavalry cartridge belt with rimless eagle snaps, in factory new condition. Patent dates are marked on metal end caps. (2) Magazine pouch marked Russell JUNE 1918, in factory new condition. (3) Mills 1914 rimless eagle magazine pouch, with wear and spots of rust stains. (4) First aid pouch PB&CO 1917, faded with staining at the bottom. (5) Bauer & Black marked U.S. ARMY NOV. 2-1916 bandage tin, missing pull ring, with dents and areas of missing finish. (6) M1916 leather holster, marked US, with tight stitching, supple leather, and light crazing on top of the flap. The only visible marking on the back is an "AL". Est.: $300-$600/Set.

Officer's Private Purchase Holster Set: (1) M1910 green pistol belt, made without the snap, marked Mills on the metal end, in very good condition with light wear from use. (2) M1917 pouch for half-moon clips, marked Gregory & Reid 10-18, in good condition. The two bottom flaps are lighter. (3) First aid pouch, marked L.C.C. & CO. 1918, pale green/tan. Pouch shows use and belt hook has been replaced. Bauer & Black US ARMY MAY 1918 bandage tin has the pull ring, with dents and areas of missing finish. (4) Abercombe & Finch holster is for a 1917 revolver and has the leg strap. The private purchase holster and leg strap are in very good condition with some wear and scuffs. Est.: $600-$800/Set.

WW1 USMC Pistol Belt Set, with partial USMC stencil on back, in good condition with minor frayed spots and light wear. Includes a (1) Mills 1913 rimless eagle magazine pouch, in very good condition, with a hard to read name marked on the back. (2) First aid pouch, PB&CO 1917, showing light wear, with F.J.N. hand marked on rear. (3) Bauer & Black U.S. NAVY June 17, 1918 bandage tin, missing the pull ring, with dents and some missing finish. (4) Mills canvas swivel holster, no leg strap, and hand marked A.E.F. on back, in very good condition showing light wear. Mills logo inside of flap and the bottom brass cap has Mills markings but most of the black finish is gone. Est.: $800-$1,000/Set.

USMC Marked Holster Set: (1) Unmarked WWI pistol belt with saber ring, in very good condition, showing light fading from use. (2) Mills SEPT 1916 rimmed eagle magazine pouch with rear snap, in good condition, with rust spots inside flap and fading from use. (3) First aid pouch by THE M-H CO. 8-1918 is light green showing use. (4) Bauer & Black U.S. ARMY MAY 1918 bandage tin, missing pull ring, with dents and areas of missing finish. (5) USMC marked swivel holster with an original leg strap. The dark brown leather is supple with a nice finish and a clear USMC marking. Reinforcing leather strip supporting the trigger area is missing; leg strap has a weak spot at the end. Est.: $800-$1,200/Set.

Early 1941 Production Colt Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #745254, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, most small parts with parkerized finish, blued magazine release, barrel bushing, and grip screws; serial range for early 1941 production, numbers on slide match the frame, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "u" notch, grip safety, coarse checkered arched mainspring housing, lanyard loop, machined and checkered steel trigger, slide marked with Colt's address, patent dates, and Rampant Colt logo, "P" proof on top of slide, frame is marked U.S. Property, M1911A1 U.S. ARMY, R.S. in a boxed inspector's marking, and "P" proof on left side and on top of internal frame; trigger guard marked with "VP" in triangle, "4" and "39". Black Dulite finished barrel is marked "Colt 45 Auto" on lower chamber area, and "P" on lug. Dark brown early Coltwood composite checkered grips, with one dull dark gray finished magazine with no markings. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% thinning original finish, the slide showing a slight two-toned color with a darker area near the front. There is light holster wear on the front and high edges of the slide, tops of the sights, lines from firing on the lower slide front edges, front edges of the frame, side edges of the trigger guard, thinning to the front of the trigger guard and front grip strap, some scattered freckling stains on the slide and frame, thinning to the finish on the mainspring housing, wear from use on the sides of the trigger, grip safety back and sides, and hammer. Light line on the frame under the hold open lever from disassembly; wear to the high edges of the hold open lever and safety lever. Barrel shows wear on the top chamber area and light wear on the body from use, with a minty bore. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly. Grips are slightly different in color and show light wear from use and minor scratches, and a couple of flattened diamonds. Grip screws show light wear to the high surfaces, with some having slightly marred slots. Magazine is very nice showing only light lines from use. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Remington Rand 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #954303, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, Dulite black oxide finish, black-finished small parts, serial range for 1943 production, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small square notch, grip safety, checkered arched mainspring housing, lanyard loop, stamped steel trigger, slide marked with Remington Rand Inc. and address, small "P" proof on top of slide, FJA inspector's stamp on side of frame with "P" proof, crossed cannons proof mark, U.S. Property mark, and M 1911 A1 U.S. Army mark. Dulite black-finished barrel is marked with HS and P on the lugs, checkered brown plastic grips, and one black-finished General Shaver spot welded steel magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 93% original finish, with light holster wear on the front edges of the slide, front edges of the frame, tops of the sights, light wear marks from use on the grip safety sides, hammer, and trigger, slight thinning of the finish on the safety lever and hold open lever high edges. Left side of the slide near the mfgr's markings has some wear to the finish. Typical scratches and wear on the frame by the hold open lever from disassembly. Barrel shows wear on the top chamber area from use and very light wear on the body, with mint bore. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly. Grips are very nice, the grip screws show very light high edgewear, with clean slots. Magazine shows a two-toned finish, the top being black, the bottom with a brown plum-colored finish, with light wear marks on the body from use. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Mauser K98k dot-1944 Code Waffen Werke Brunn AG Bolt Action Rifle, #69304, 7.92mm x 57mm, blued finish, 23.6" barrel, receiver marked "dot 1944", Nazi eagle firing proof on receiver and barrel, "(eagle)63" waffenampt on receiver, bolt is numbered 9302 (two numbers off receiver), no visible import stamps, 5-rd. internal magazine, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight with sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 1-20, Kriegsmodell with no bayonet lug or cleaning rod, stamped trigger guard and machined floorplate; laminated wood stock and upper hand guard, stamped and welded barrel bands retained by screws, bolt takedown disc, cupped buttplate, faint large "H" stamped at an angle on the right-side butt. Condition is very good with most of the metal parts retaining approx. 97% of their dark blued finish, with little to no wear except the top edge of the bolt handle, outer edge of the rear barrel band, and side of the safety lever. Bolt has a plum color to the body and extractor and shows wear lines from use, the small bolt parts have indistinct numbers, but look close. Bolt release lever has a plum color to the spring. Trigger guard is lightly phosphated or bare steel, and the floorplate has a thin blued finish. Action and safety function properly, bore is bright and shiny with strong lands and grooves. Stock has been sanded and coated with a thin varnish finish; buttplate has been cleaned and has a brushed appearance. Some of the parts are coated in a heavy grease. Overall a very nice example. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

German Kar98a Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #5239, 8x57mm, 23.62" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring "(crown)/DANZIG/1912". Left-side receiver rail marked with Imperial Eagle and "Kar.98." in Gothic script. Matching numbers on bolt assembly and trigger guard/magazine. Mismatched numbers on underside of buttstock and on barrel bands. Inside of bolt handle is flat with checkering. There is a transverse wood dowel repair to the stock forward of the wrist, and the trigger guard locking screws are missing. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining about 40% finish showing patina to the buttplate. Wood is good with overall bruises, scuffs, and scratches to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R)

WWII German P-38 cyq Semi-Automatic Pistol, #3180x, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)88" waffenampts on frame and slide, small asterisk stamp next to "(eagle)88" on frame, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, late type cog hammer, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, one blued steel magazine with jvd marking on left side. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 85% original blued finish, with high edge holster wear on the sides of the muzzle, front and high edges of the slide, edgewear to the tops of the sights, tips of the safety and hold open levers, lanyard loop, trigger guard edges, and rear of slide. Front of the frame, trigger guard and front grip strap are fading with light freckling on the grip strap. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety function properly; bore is bright with very light frosting. Grips show some scratches, and the right grip shows some heavy lines and light depressions. Magazine shows wear and lines from use with scattered light freckling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German P-38 ac-43 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #1956m, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)359" waffenampts on frame and slide, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable replacement blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, black plastic grooved grips, two (2) blued steel magazines marked "P.38v", with small "(eagle)359" proof on rear spine. In black hard shell P-38 holster. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with wear to the bluing on the barrel muzzle and sides, light wear spots on top of barrel at chamber area, sides and top of the slide, front of the frame and trigger guard. Front grip strap is thinning to gray with light freckling; rear frame lug is thinning to gray, wear to the tops of the sights, and tips of the safety and hold open levers. Rear frame lug, lanyard loop, mag release lever, and bottom of the magazine show heavy rust pitting that has been cleaned. Magazine in the gun has the pitted bottom plate, wear and mottling to the finish, and lines from use. Magazine in the holster is very nice, showing just the slightest use and minor wear marks. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips show light wear, some scuffs, and scratches. Holster is marked on the back "P-38", "eue43", and "(eagle)WaA300". Holster shows wear, scuffs, scratches, and minor cracking and crazing to the leather; the internal pull strap is in good shape. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German G-41 duv43 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #7531a, 7.92mm x 57mm, 21.5" barrel, blued finish, gas-operated semi-automatic action, receiver marked "duv43" for Berliner-Luebecker Maschinenfabrik 1943, all visible numbers matching, "(eagle)214" waffenampts, Nazi eagle firing proof, 10-rd. non-detachable magazine, stamped steel trigger guard, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, drift adjustable blade front sight with sight hood and tangent rear sight adjustable from 1 to 12. Laminated wood stock with large eagle waffenampt stamped markings, cupped buttplate, stamped barrel bands, black-painted wood upper hand guard, side sling slot in butt. Has provision for mounting a zf-40 scope on top of receiver, as most do. Condition is good retaining approx. 40%-50% original war-time blued finish, with wear and cleaning to the front of the barrel, barrel shroud, front sight and hood, wear to the barrel bands, top of the bolt carrier and receiver, scratches, wear, and one ding to the magazine body, and wear to the trigger guard and edges. Action and safety function properly, bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Stock shows numerous scratches, dings, small gouges, and soiling. Upper hand guard is wood with a black-painted finish showing scratches and dings. Buttplate has rust freckling and age graying. Stock is numbered to the action. Rare to find a G41 with matching numbers. Est.: $5,000-$7,000. (C&R)

WWII German M35 Steel Helmet, with Afrika Korps Camouflage Paint, marked "ET64" and "3827" around the rim. Rivet style vent holes on either side. Early aluminum liner band with square chinstrap lugs, maker marked and dated 1938. No liner, padding, or chinstrap remaining. Outside is painted a dark yellow orange color with sand mixed in the paint to create a rough textured finish over the original dark green color, typical of the helmets that saw use in North Africa. Army eagle decal is not visible at all. Tri-color shield decal shows one tiny bit of red where the orange paint has worn off. Inside is painted the original dark green color. Liner rivets match the orange over paint. Condition is good, the outer surface showing wear, chips, scratches, and losses to the orange over paint, and scratches in the original dark green paint down to rusted bare metal. The inside shows a reddish orange rust patina in the top below the liner band, wear and age to the remaining original paint around the inside rim area, oxidation and corrosion to the aluminum liner band, with some rust stains transferred from the metal of the helmet. Would display nicely. Est.: $500-$900.

WWII German M35 No Decal Steel Helmet, Named, rough textured original dark gray/green over paint, rolled rim, riveted vent holes, stamped markings inside read "?S64" , lot number unreadable, soldier's name is written in white paint "Bohs" on rear rim area, eight-tongue leather liner with original drawstring, original black leather chinstrap with stamped number markings near tip and period repair. Condition is good, the outer surface shows a heavy original over paint with numerous chips, scratches, scuffs, and minor rust around the top. The inside shows the original dark green paint with some scratches, soiling, minor rust, and scattered tiny white paint drops (may have been stored in the vet's garage). Liner is dark, age cracked, heavily soiled, stiff, and has a couple of small tears. Chinstrap is dry and cracked, with a period sewn repair, but is all there. Looks like a vet bring-back that has never been touched. Est.: $500-$700.

WWII German M42 Single Decal Army Steel Helmet, with liner and chinstrap. Has an original Army eagle decal on the left side that is about 95%. Dark green lightly textured original paint, stamped rivet holes, no rolled rim on this model, stamped markings inside read "NS64" and "D221". Eight-tongue leather liner is missing the drawstring. Black leather chinstrap is missing the tip on the long section. Condition is good, the outer body showing age, wear, scratches, scuffs, and paint losses down to rusted bare metal. Decal is still very nice showing some age and light wear. The inside paint shows wear and age, with some rust patina around the liner band and in the center top. Liner is very dry and stiff, shows heavy soiling and age cracking, and a couple of small holes. Chinstrap is very dry and cracked. Est.: $500-$700.

WWI/WWII German Transitional Police Helmet. A WW1 Austrian M17 helmet that has been reworked for the early German/WWII era. Gray/green painted steel body with large vent lugs, riveted chin strap mounts, replaced nine-tongue liner, original black leather chinstrap with faint ink stamp and stamped number markings. Black painted liner rivets. Early style Nazi police eagle and national shield decals on either side. Condition is good, the outside showing numerous dings, scratches, chips, and losses to the paint. Decals show wear and minor losses. Inner and outer surfaces looks like a dark green paint has been removed at some time in the past, with remnants around the liner and on the liner edges and inside under the liner. There are some losses to the paint in the center of the inside, down to bare metal. Liner looks like a later replacement with dark brown leather, no reinforcements around the holes for the string, and an original tie string. Leather is supple and shows minor age and soiling, but still smells of fresh leather. Chinstrap shows age and is a bit dry but basically sound. Est.: $500-$800.

WWI German M16 Steel Helmet, with Liner. Original green painted body fading to scattered light rust patina, a couple of small dents in the top, large lug vents, rolled rim, stamped marking inside "K64", leather liner band, three-pad liner is missing the filling inside the attached cloth pad bags, twisted cord drawstring may be an old replacement, original liner rivets, and has the brass end pieces for a chinstrap on the riveted strap lugs. Condition is good, the outside showing an untouched dry patina with light rust freckles mainly on the top and front visor area, thinning to the paint, scratches, scuffs, and minor paint losses. The inside paint shows thinning to the paint, scattered light rust, and wear on the inside of the visor from use. Liner is dry and shows a few holes in the front pad, sewn repairs to the tips of the pad fingers, heavy soiling, and some nicks in the left pad. Brass chinstrap ends show age and oxidation. Overall, a good original untouched example. Est.: $400-$600.

Egyptian Hakim Semi-Automatic Rifle, #38502, 8x57mm, 23.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded blade front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. One very good condition 10-rd. magazine is attached. Marked "HAKIM 7.9mm MADE IN EGYPT" on right-side receiver rail with Arabic script and the symbol for the Maadi Co. on the left side. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, showing frosting to the receiver cover and cleaning to the buttplate. Stock has a cracked area behind the receiver tang and a chip to the pistol grip, otherwise the wood is very good, with applied finish over old handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on left side of barrel. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Egyptian FN-49 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #30519, 8x57mm, 23.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable leaf rear sight with aperture. Brass marking disc with Arabic script mounted to right-side buttstock. Marked on top of receiver ring with Royal Egyptian crown, and on right-side receiver rail "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE_HERSTAL BELGIQUE". Matching Arabic numbers on receiver cover. Condition overall is very good as re-conditioned, with the metal retaining approx. 85% of its re-blued finish. Wood has been sanded and stained over old handling marks, now very good, showing mostly light recent scratches and impressions to the finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has slight darkening in the grooves, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on left side receiver and underside of barrel. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Venezuelan FN-49 Sniper Variant Semi-Automatic Rifle, #1813, 7mm, 24'' barrel, blue/black finish, European walnut stock, with factory scope mount by Echo, and ABL-1951 scope with crosshair post reticle. Venezuelan contract is the only version of this rifle with a factory-fitted muzzlebrake and a thin ribbed buttplate. Condition is fine retaining approx. 95% blue/black finish. Stock with light to just moderate impressions and oil darkening. Matte body of scope with light scuffs and losses. Clear optics, with original sunshade in place. Action is good, bore is fair. (Provenance:  Joe Poyer collection.) Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

IBM M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #3768705, .30 M1 cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, round bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable sliding aperture rear sight. A good condition U.S.G.I. 15-rd. magazine marked "SY-B" on the spine and a very good condition early tan U.S.G.I. cotton sling with reproduction oiler are included. Marked "I.B.M. CORP." on receiver tang and "U.S. CARBINE CAL.30 M1" on top of chamber. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "I.B.M. CORP./11-43/(Flaming Bomb)". There is a U.S. Ordnance Dept. "Flaming Bomb" stamp on the right-side buttstock, "AN" stamped on the left-side buttstock, and "SCB" stamped into the sling slot. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with wear across the bolt and right-side receiver rail. Buttstock has marring to the right side, otherwise the wood is good with scattered handling marks. Rack number "35" is painted on the right side. Bright bore is good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,300. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Irwin-Pederson M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1786394, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel dated 3-43, refinished in black oxide and restored by a collector. Barrel shows marks due to the removal of the bayonet lug band. Marked "IRWIN-PEDERSEN" on the rear receiver tang, and "U.S.CARBINE/CAL..30 M1"on top of receiver ring. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "UNDERWOOD/3-43/(flaming bomb)". There are many valuable hard-to-find parts on this carbine, including: S'G' bolt, S'G' hammer, notched trigger, IP trigger housing, IP-A safety, IP-W magazine catch SW-IP sear, IPN front sight, RP rear sight, UP band swivel, IP-PM buttplate, IR-IP hand guard, and an unmarked Type 2 operating slide. The machining on the operating slide in the gas piston well is similar to that of an S'G' operating slide. The IR-IP stock is I-cut but modified to low wood and is additionally marked RSG. Stock and hand guard have been stained to a matching dark color, now very good, with scattered handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. A Korean War period sling, USGI oiler, and an S-O marked 15-rd. magazine are included. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap magazines not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Harrington & Richardson M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #4765273, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel dated HRA 5-54. All parts are correct for this date. Metal surfaces are very good. Trigger group, sights, operating rod, bolt and gas plug are all marked HRA. Receiver, barrel and trigger group have an original military finish showing use. Operating rod and bolt are a lighter color and may have been refinished. Stock group is good showing use, with scattered dents and scrapes. Stock has the small Defense Eagle cartouche and "(circle)P", proof which is correct for this rifle. Buttplate has a weak finish and some rust which may clean. Bore is very good. Included is a post-war sling. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Model 1903-A1 Bolt Action Rifle, #1394480, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "U" notch. Marked on top of receiver ring "U.S.SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903.". Barrel behind the front sight is marked "SA(flaming bomb)12-30".There are no visible markings on the stock. An excellent condition reproduction U.S. M1907 leather sling is attached. Rifle has been refinished and the condition overall is very good, with the metal retaining over 95% of the dark re-parkerization, showing light wear to the bolt and extractor. Stock has two small spliced repairs. Wood has been sanded and oiled, now very good, with a few very light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. Est.: $900-$1,100. (C&R)

British Webley Model 1896 WG Target Double Action Revolver, #7919, .455 cal., 7.5" flat-sided barrel with top ridge, blued finish, checkered walnut target grips, silver blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. A rectangular lanyard ring is attached to the bottom of the grip frame. Hammer with integral firing pin. Marked on left-side barrel strap "'WG' TARGET MODEL", AND ".450/.455" FORWARD OF THE CAM ASSEMBLY. Left-side frame marked with "WEBLEY PATENTS" and the Webley "Winged Bullet/W&S" logo. Rear of cylinder marked "9" and "919". Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 50% original bright blue finish, the balance faded and scratched, now graying with areas of patina. The straw-colored hammer, trigger, and cam assembly show areas of darkening. Grips have repaired areas on the inner edges of each panel, otherwise good, showing handling marks and areas of flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore has areas of old pitting forward of the lead, otherwise bright with good rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R/PPT)

Early British No. 1 Mk 1* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #6238C, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked onright side action body "(Crown)/ER/ENFIELD/1904/SHTLE/I*". Matching number on bolt handle and rear sight leaf. Rifle has the following early features: Early action body without charger bridge and with sliding bolt head, early rear sight and hand guard; early front sight with closed ears. Long-range dial sight and pointer. Early Number 3 magazine with cutoff. An excellent condition British Pattern 14 leather sling is attached. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with toning and a dent to the magazine case. Receiver shows pitting to the right side. Wood is very good with sharp "S" markings on the butt tang and forend. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.:  $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Royal Irish Constabulary Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Carbine, #7543, .303 Brit. cal., 20.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left-side action body with original carbine markings "(Crown)/V.R/ENFIELD//1898/L.E.C/I". Right-side buttstock with over-stamped roundel dated "1901". Brass buttstock disc contains conversion markings "6'/04/R.I.C/4322". Mismatched number on rear of bolt handle. Carbine is fitted with bolt dustcover, early cocking piece, and 6-rd. magazine. Converted from standard carbine by strengthening forend and attaching bayonet mounting bar. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing patina to left side barrel shank and toning to front band. There are two cracks and an arsenal repair to the tip of the forend with the wood lightly sanded, now good, showing mostly old handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Old Birmingham export proof marks on left side of barrel shank. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Late WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Matching Numbered Magazine, #57318, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, all visible numbers matching including the magazine, Toriimatsu factory of Nagoya Arsenal proof marks, dated Showa 19.9 (Sept. 1944), large trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, integral fixed rear sight with square notch, coarse knurled cocking knob, and lanyard loop. Grooved mahogany wood grips are numbered to the gun, with one matching number blued steel magazine with pot metal base. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% original late-war blued finish, minor wear at rear of the slide edges, a couple of small wear marks from firing on the top of the slide, thinning to the bluing on the trigger guard and grip straps, light freckling on the barrel, sides of the frame around the grips and trigger guard and rear of frame sides, and typical half-moon scratches around the safety lever area. There is some white grease pencil highlighting to the markings on the frame and slide. Action, hold open, and safety function properly, but it will fire with the magazine removed; bore is bright and shiny with one tiny spot of frosting that may clean to mint. Grips are very nice showing little to no wear or use, with one small mark from the safety lever on the top edge of the left grip. Magazine shows light wear and lines from use, with light soiling and oxidation to the base. Overall, a very nice example. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Late-War or Post-War Czech Production P-38 ac-44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2508, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, eagle88 waffenampts on frame and slide, asterisk stamp next to proofs on slide, serial number on slide is stamped under the "P.38" mark, "E" and "46" stamped on trigger guard corners, Czech lion proof mark on top of barrel at chamber area, two proofs (possibly "(eagle)359") on frame and trigger guard have been obliterated, internal barrel side marked with "(eagle)WaA70" waffenampt, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, dark brown Bakelite grooved grips, one post-war Walther Banner commercial blued steel magazine marked P38 and 9mm. Interesting gun, probably assembled from leftover parts in Czechoslovakia, late in WWII or just after the war, using Walther made parts, but marked with cyq "(eagle)88" proofs. The "46" on the trigger guard may indicate 1946 build date. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with wear at muzzle sides, high edges of slide, top of barrel, tops of the sights, trigger guard edges, tips of the safety and hold open levers. Front grip strap is thinning to gray, with edgewear on the mag release and lanyard loop. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all work properly; bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Grips show light wear, minor scratches, and a couple of tiny depressions. Magazine is very nice showing only very light marks from use. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Late WWII German Marked P35 Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B8377, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, phosphate finish with blued small parts, slide marked with FB Radom VIS Mod.35 Pat. Nr.15567, Nazi eagle firing proof, waffenampt "(eagle)/623", "(eagle)77" waffenampt on slide and frame. Fixed thin blade ramped front sight, drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, welded hammer drop safety lever, grip safety, grooved wood grips, lanyard loop at bottom of mainspring housing, and one phosphate steel magazine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% original finish, with wear to the front and high edges of the slide, wear line on lower right front of slide, thinning to right side of the slide, dried oil stains on slide and frame, thinning to the finish on the front grip strap, wear on the sides of the trigger, and loss of finish to the welded safety lever. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Outside of the barrel shows light rust stains and age darkening. Grips show soiling, a few light scratches and roughness, with a couple of small gouges. Grip screws show minor wear with clean slots. Magazine shows wear from use, dried oil stains, and minor rust on the bottom plate. A good Last Ditch example. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

National Postal Meter M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1463244, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, original parkerized finish, flat bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and two-position flip rear sight. A U.S.G.I. oiler and very good condition green cotton sling are attached, and a very good condition 15-rd. magazine stamped "G-Q" on the spine is fitted. Marked "NATIONAL/POSTAL METER" on rear receiver tang, and "U.S.CARBINE/CAL.30 M1" on top of receiver ring. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "UNDERWOOD/2-43/(flaming bomb)". There is a faint stamp in the sling slot and a "(circle)P" firing proof on the underside of the pistol grip. A Social Security number has been electric pencil engraved onto the right-side receiver. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% of its gray (now turning green) parkerizing with some areas showing darkening and the buttplate cleaned bright. Wood has been cleaned leaving a rough appearance, now very good, showing a few old handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Remington Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3712718, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight and adjustable sliding aperture rear sight. A fair condition U.S. M1907 leather sling is attached to the swivels. Marked "U.S. REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3" on top of receiver ring. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "RA/(Flaming Bomb)/2-43". There is a boxed "FJA" cartouche on the left-side stock wrist over stamped with a boxed "S S.A.A." cartouche. There is a boxed "O.G." cartouche on the left side of the buttstock and two firing proofs on the underside of the wrist. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% of its parkerized finish. There is a repaired area to the underside of the forend, otherwise the wood is very good, with the added finish now darkened and showing scattered handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

WWII Remington Rand 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with British Proof Marks, #1577716, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, black-finished small parts, serial range for 1944 production, fixed thin blade front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small square notch, grip safety, grooved arched mainspring housing, lanyard loop, stamped steel trigger, slide marked with Remington Rand Inc. and address, small "P" proof on top of slide, FJA inspector's stamp on side of frame with "P" proof, crossed cannons proof mark, U.S. Property mark, M 1911 A1 U.S. Army mark, small "m", "7", and "Z" stamp on trigger guard, "(crown)/BNP" British proofs on frame and slide, three crown proofs on the barrel, with Birmingham proof house mark on frame. Dulite black-finished barrel is marked with a "P" and "F" on the sides of the lug for Flannery Bolt Co., checkered brown plastic grips, and one black-finished steel magazine with "L" stamp on inside of toe. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 95% original finish, with light holster wear on the front and high edges of the slide, front edges of the frame, tops of the sights, light wear marks from use on the grip safety sides, hammer, and trigger; slight thinning of the finish on the safety lever, grip safety, and hold open lever. Typical scratch on the frame by the hold open lever from disassembly, with a light curved line on the slide. Barrel shows wear on the top chamber area and body from use, bore is lightly frosted and may improve with cleaning. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly. Grips are very nice, left grip showing a couple of flattened diamonds, grip screws are slightly marred in the slots. Most of the markings and proof marks have been highlighted with white crayon. Magazine shows wear from use on the body and thinning to the finish. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #2729850, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, National Match tunnel front sight with added aperture and National Match tunnel rear sight. A good condition brown leather aftermarket sling is attached to the swivels, and an M-10 cleaning rod, brush, combination tool, and plastic oiler are contained in the butt trap, all in good to very good condition. Rifle is marked "U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" on receiver tang. Right side barrel is marked "SA" and "1 53". Bolt is marked "IHC". The operating rod, trigger housing, and hammer are all marked "SA"; stock is unmarked. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% of its re-parkerized finish. Wood has been sanded and oiled to a flat matte color, now in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly; bore has slight darkening that may clean better, with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Accessories, #7246878, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Reblued round bolt. The three (3) U.S.G.I. 15-rd. magazines are marked "R-O","BW", and "IW" on the rear spine. Two are in very good condition, one is in good condition showing scratches and patina. The two-cell magazine pouch is marked "J.S.&S.CO./1943 on the rear. There are a few rust spots under the flap and a small stain to the front, otherwise in excellent condition. The USGI oiler and green cotton sling are in excellent condition with the sling mfg'r marked "S.M. Co./1944". Carbine is partially marked on receiver ring "U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1". Receiver tang is marked "Winchester" and the barrel behind the front sight is stamped "W". There is a small "W" stamped in the left-side stock sling slot and a faint U.S. Ordnance Dept. "Crossed Cannons" cartouche stamped on the right side. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% re-parkerized finish, showing scratches and wear along the exposed barrel. Wood has been sanded and stained, now very good, showing a marred area on the left-side forend and other scattered light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

WWII German P-38 AC-44 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #902J, 9mm, 5" barrel, blued finish, double action, Nazi eagle firing proof on slide, "(eagle)359" waffenampts on frame and slide, barrel marked on the internal side with "(eagle)359" waffenampt and asterisk, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, lanyard loop, bottom mag release, light brown Bakelite grooved grips, one blued steel magazine marked P.38v, jvd on the side, and jvd with a "(eagle)WaA708" waffenampt on the back spine. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90% original blue finish, the frame having a plum color finish, with wear and freckling at the muzzle, top of the round part of the barrel, sides and top of the front sight, light wear on the top of the barrel in the chamber area, very slight high edgewear on the slide, top of the rear sight, and tip of the safety lever. Front grip strap is thinning slightly but still remains strong, with light edgewear on the mag release and lanyard loop. Action, hold open, and hammer drop safety all function properly and would improve with some cleaning and lubrication; bore is bright and shiny. Grips show little to no wear. Magazine is very nice showing only a few light marks from use. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

-Hungarian Model 43M Mannlicher Bolt Action Rifle, #A-13973, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight without hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring "43M". Barrel shank stamped with St. Stephens crown acceptance stamp. Matching numbers except bolt assembly. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining less than 60% finish, showing rust and patina on the bands and exposed barrel. Most of the finish appears worn from the stock, otherwise the wood is very good showing impressions, dents and handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bore is dark in the grooves, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser ES340B .22 Bolt Action Rifle, #148719, .22 LR cal., 26.5" heavy barrel, blued finish, Mauser Banner on chamber, Imperial BUG proof marks, all visible numbers matching, fixed inverted "V" ramped front sight with removable blade, missing the sight hood, and tangent rear sight adjustable from 30-200. Barrel marked "DRP DRGM" and Ch51 (chrome steel marking), receiver is grooved for a scope, one-piece pistol grip stock with Mauser Banner stamp on right side of butt, blued trigger guard with checkered bottom, sling swivels, commercial U.S. style leather sling, and steel buttplate with Mauser Banner. Condition is very good showing an overall thinning to the bluing on the barrel and action, but still presenting very well, with light high edgewear on the rear sight, receiver, wear to the bolt body from use, and light freckling on the trigger guard. Action and safety work properly; bore is bright and shiny. Stock shows age crazing to a light coat of varnish, minor dings, scratches, and small depressions. Rear sling swivel has been ground flat on the center piece and shows a bright finish on that area. Buttplate has been cleaned, shows minor old pitting, and has a light varnish coating. Sling shows age, light cracking, and some verdigris around the brass parts. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

WWII Mauser DSM .22 Bolt Action Training Rifle, #42891, .22 LR cal., 26" barrel, blued finish, all numbers matching, Mauser Banner marked chamber, receiver marked "Deutches Sportmodell" and Mauserwerke address, commercial "(crown)B.U.G." proof marks, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, tangent rear sight adjustable from 25 to 200, flip-over safety lever, one-piece wood stock and upper hand guard, side sling slot with retaining stud, blued steel barrel bands, bolt takedown disc, and steel buttplate. Missing the stacking/cleaning rod. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% original blued finish, with light freckling on top of receiver, and small area of pitting on top of barrel, light edgewear on the bolt release lever, safety lever, rear of bolt, trigger guard edges. Bolt handle shows wear and minor stains, and light scratches on the sides of the front sight ramp. Action and safety function properly, bore is bright and shiny. Stock shows light scratches, minor dings, a large gouge near the rear of the action, and some chipping at the toe next to the buttplate. Stock disc shows old dried grease and light freckling. Buttplate shows heavy pitting near the top, and evidence of cleaning and cold bluing on the remainder. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R)

Mauser ES340B .22 Bolt Action Rifle, with Engraved Metal Plaque, #167746, .22 LR cal., 26.5" heavy barrel, blued finish, Mauser Banner on chamber, Imperial BUG proof marks, all visible numbers matching, fixed inverted "V" ramped front sight with removable blade, missing the sight hood, tangent rear sight adjustable from 30-200, barrel marked "DRP DRGM" and Ch51s (chrome steel marking), receiver is grooved for a scope, one-piece checkered pistol grip stock with Mauser Banner stamp on right side of butt, hand grooves, blued trigger guard with checkered bottom, sling swivels (front one a recent replacement), original thin German leather sling, and black composite buttplate with Mauser Banner. Set into the bottom of the stock with four small pins, in front of the trigger guard, is a white metal plate, engraved "Dem Schiessport der Gemeinde Barterode, gewidmet von den Hann. Basaltwerken m.b.H. Grefenberg, 1937", showing this was donated for shooting sports by the Hannover Basalt Werkes in 1937. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95% original blued finish, with light wear at the muzzle, minor freckles and light scratches on the barrel, bolt body has been cleaned bright on the front section, and light freckles on the trigger guard. Action and safety work properly; bore is bright but has some soiling and should clean well. Stock shows numerous light dings, scratches, light depressions, and minor gouges. Buttplate shows scratches and minor dings, with wear to the finish on the screws. There is the base of the original front sling swivel still in the stock with a more modern replacement swivel installed next to it. Sling shows heavy age, cracking, crazing, and numerous scuffs and scratches. The engraved metal plate shows age and oxidation to the metal. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Ornate Knights of Pythias Fraternal Sword, with gold washed fittings and scabbard, knight's head pommel, fancy cross guard with king's head in center panels, decorated bone grip, etched decorated blade, with gold wash featuring floral designs and knights on horseback, mfg'd by the Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co. in Cincinnati Ohio. Decorated scabbard with knight, crown, red enamel crosses, monogram letters, and decorative drag. Blade has etched name to "Wm. H. Schroeffel". Condition is very good showing light age and wear to the sword fittings, a few tight hairlines on the grip, light age and minor edge nicks to the blade. Original leather blade washer is present, with light age, minor scratches and wear, and a few small dings to the scabbard. Blade length is 30", OAL is 39". Est.: $150-$200.

Civil War U.S. Model 1860 Enlisted Cavalry Sword, by Ames, with Scabbard, 34.5" blade with one wide and one narrow fuller, faint Ames maker mark on ricasso, other side of ricasso marked "U.S., A.D.K., 186(3?)", with three-branch brass guard, pommel marked "A.D.K"; grooved wood grip is missing most all of its leather covering and the wire, quillon is bent down with stamped rack number "40". Steel scabbard with two hanging rings has been bead blasted, faint large number "15" stamped on the drag. Condition is fair, the blade showing age graying, minor pitting, flattening of the edge in the middle (probably to remove edge nicks), and minor rust. The original leather blade washer is present but split. Main branch of the guard is bent, and the outer branch is slightly bent. Brass has a dark uncleaned patina. Wood handle shows several cracks, has only a small remnant of the leather covering, and is missing the wire wrapping. Scabbard has been cleaned and bead blasted to mostly bright, with scattered medium to heavy pitting overall, and two large dents between the hanging rings. Est.: $250-$400.

Indian Wars-Era U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Infantry Rifle, with Bayonet, #448071, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 32.6" barrel marked "V/P/(eaglehead)/P" and "A" at breech, Buffington long-range rear sight marked "R"; trapdoor marked "U.S./Model/1873" (correct thru early 1887 prod'n.); lockplate, ramrod, fittings and markings are standard M-1884, as is the long-comb stock. Mfg'd 1886-87. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70% darkening original barrel/lock blue, discoloration and erosion to trigger guard and buttplate, good edges and markings. Stock is sound showing scattered marks of age and military use, lacks left-side inspector cartouche. Action is crisp, bore shows frosting and light etching, good rifling. Bayonet shows scattered beginning rust. Ensemble will greatly benefit from a sympathetic cleaning. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Antique Percussion Fowler, Probably European but Unmarked as to Maker or Origin, #467, 10 ga., 31.5" round barrel with block-blade front/no rear sight is unmarked except for serial number, unmarked nickel-plated back-action lockplate has military-style hammer; nickeled brass trigger guard with finger grip and long tangs, nosecap, 2 ferrules retaining hardwood ramrod. Hardwood halfstock has 4.4" wood filler where patch box was. Condition is good, the barrel being cleaned gray gunmetal with erosion in nipple area, light roughness to lock finish else good traces of nickel. Sound stock has been sanded smooth. Action is strong and crisp, smoothbore shows light frosting. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

Indian Wars U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Cadet Rifle, #402912, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., 29.5" round barrel has usual breech markings, block-blade front sight (also bayonet lug) and Buffington long-range rear (marked "R" for Rifle); receiver breechblock is marked "US/Model/1884" at hinge, serial number at tang; flat lock has usual markings; steel trigger guard with swivel, buttplate marked "US", 2 bands (top with stacking swivel), nosecap, slotted button-tip ramrod. Oil-stained walnut fullstock with "SWP" inspector's cartouche at left wrist. Mfg'd ca. 1886-91. Condition is good retaining traces of original blue under scattered oxidation/discoloration, darkened case colors, else moderate roughness, very good edges and markings. Stock is sound with 2 shallow scrapes at right comb, 1" crack at rear lock screw, else smooth with faint cartouche. Action is crisp, frosted bore has moderate erosion toward muzzle, good rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Smith & Wesson 1st Model Top-Break Double Action Revolver, #11110, .44 Russian cal., 4" ribbed barrel with pinned round blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, S&W marked checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, 6-shot fluted cylinder. The 1st Model was produced from 1881-1913. Revolver is in good overall condition retaining considerable original finish drifting to a gray patina, with traces of original blue in protected areas. Barrel shows wear at the muzzle with light pinprick pitting and some oxidation of the metal. Frame has been cleaned and is a brighter gray patina, with a sharp S&W trademark at the right rear. Hammer and trigger are silvered case coloring with traces of muted figure. Grips are fair with a full-length vertical crack in the left panel and chip missing at the base. Action is crisp and the timing is good; bore is only fair showing moderate roughness and areas of pitting throughout. Lot includes a 3-pc. set of Lee reloading dies in .44 Russian. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson .38 Single Action 2nd Model Revolver, #81529, .38 S&W cal., 3.25" barrel with full rib, pinned blade front and fixed rear sights, 5-shot cylinder, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber S&W embossed two-piece grips. Includes an NRA letter from Jim Supica and Roy Jinks confirming the features and date of mfg. as 1881. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 70%-75% flaking factory nickel finish, with light surface rust and erosion evident, more pronounced on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors and screw heads are clean throughout. S&W grips are good with small cracks at the base of each panel but a good fit. Action is good and lockup remains tight; bore is fair with clearly defined rifling. Mfg'd from 1877 to 1891, with just over 108,000 of the 2nd Model produced. Considered a refinement of the Baby Russian 1st Model. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Remington Model 1897 Rolling Block Single-Shot Infantry Rifle, NVSN, 7mm CF cal., 30" barrel has tall peaked blade front and serrated base sliding-leaf rear sights, marked "Cal. 7 M.M."; large No. 1 receiver has rolling breechblock with auto-extraction, top tang marked with maker's name, address, and 1901 patent date; 3-pc. fullstock of oil-finished walnut has 10.25" top handguard, swivel at belly, 2 bands (top with swivel), nosecap/bayonet lug retaining the slotted ramrod. Mfg'd ca. 1897-1917. Condition is very good retaining approx. 50% smooth darkening blue and good traces of case colors. Stocks are sound with "MAC" carved at left butt, scattered age and use marks, added varnish. Action is crisp, frosted bore shows deep spiral rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Remington Rolling Block 3-Band Single-Shot Military Rifle, NVSN, .45-70 Gov't. CF cal., unmarked 35" round barrel has standard front and rear sights, 3.75" lug for sliding bayonet at right muzzle; large No. 1 receiver lacks auto-extractor, has maker's name, address, and 1864-66 patent dates at top tang. 29" oil-finished walnut forestock has steel nosecap, slotted-grooved ramrod, 3 spring-retained bands (middle with sling swivel), matching buttstock has curved buttplate, sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd ca. 1867-88. Condition is very good retaining what appears to be original nickel plating to nosecap, bands and swivels, else oxidized gray/brown gunmetal (receiver cleaned of light-moderate pitting). Stocks show wear, dings, and gouges associated with military use but are sound. Action is crisp, bore shows light-moderate etching, fine rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Antique Percussion Sporting Rifle, Perhaps American Showing European Influence but Unmarked, NVSN, .42 cal., key-retained 34" octagonal barrel has dovetailed buckhorn sights, 2 brass pipes on full-length lower rib retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod; unmarked flat lockplate has sporting hammer, "drum" style nipple bolster; walnut halfstock has carved pistol-grip, fancy scrolled trigger guard, crescent buttplate, pewter nosecap. Condition is good, the barrel showing much reblued finish over light oxidation, else smooth gray gunmetal. Stock is sound and smooth with later varnish, lovely grain and color. Action does not hold cock, smoothbore appears clean. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Antique British Military Style Single-Shot Percussion Pistol, NVSN, .65 cal., 9.12" round barrel without sights has 2 British proof marks, retained by a single key; line-bordered flat lockplate is marked "Tower/Proof" under the matching hammer; plain brass furniture of loop trigger guard, oval buttcap with steel lanyard loop, nosecap, single ferrule retaining the hinged captive ramrod with large button tip; 8.5" steel belt hook mounted at left side; plain oil-finished walnut fullstock has raised panels at either side of lock. Mfg'd ca. 1840s-50s. Belt hook may be a later addition. Condition is good showing age-darkened iron. Barrel and belt hook show scattered light-to-moderate discoloration and erosion and brass. Stock is sound and smooth with a few nicks and dings and much finish. Action is strong, bore is clean with overall frosting. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

Civil War-Era Moore Front-Loading Teat-Fire Cartridge Revolver, #2227, .32 cal., 3.25" round barrel has hinged shell extractor at right lug; round 6-shot cylinder; scroll engraved brass open-top frame has integral spurtrigger sheath, "bird's head" straps, 2-pc. varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1864-70. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, the steel being lightly rusted and lacking markings, brass showing wear to engraving. Part of extractor is missing. Grips are sound with added varnish. Action doesn't turn cylinder, bore shows mild etching and good rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Antique)

European Double-Barrel Breechloading Percussion Pocket Pistol, NVSN, 9mm, 4" SXS tip-up barrels with pin sight on central rib show a Damascus-like pattern; scroll-engraved boxlock frame has swivel under-lever to release barrels for loading, twin hammers, twin triggers in oval guard, integral straps retaining the 1-pc. flute-carved varnished hardwood grip having scalloped raised buttcap. Condition is good retaining no original finish, being overall lightly rusted, etched with good edges and engraving. Left action works, right doesn't hold cock, bores are darkly rusted. Est.: $150-$250. (Antique)

U.S. Trapdoor Springfield Socket Bayonet and Scabbard, with leather and brass hanger for a U.S. Trapdoor Springfield rifle. Triangular-shaped 18" blade with U.S. marking at ricasso, socket inside diameter is approx. .875", with rotating locking ferrule. Stamped steel scabbard with leather frog having a riveted brass roundel with U.S. in a stippled center, and brass belt loop. Scabbard has remnants of black paint only on the small rear tab, the body being cleaned to bare metal, showing age graying, light freckling, and very light pitting. Leather frog shows scuffs, scratches, and wear from use. Brass hanger shows a dark patina. Bayonet has been cleaned to bare metal and shows age graying, light pitting, rust stains, and minor scratches. OAL of the bayonet is 21". Est.: $100-$150.

Remington Rolling-Block 2-Band Military Rifle, NVSN, 7mm CF cal., 30" round barrel with tall block-blade front and elaborate adjustable rear sight marked "(triangle)/PN", "Cal. 7mm" at breech; large No. 1 receiver has 3-line Remington markings at top tang. Oil-finished walnut stocks include top hand guard, 3/4-length forend with steel nosecap/bayonet lug retaining the slotted cleaning rod, sling swivel on top band, buttstock has straight buttplate, sling swivel at belly. Mfg'd post-1898. Condition is good showing lightly-oxidized gray gunmetal, silvered case colors to receiver, fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound and smooth showing light marks of age and military use. Action is crisp, bore shows moderate erosion, good rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Composite Springfield Trapdoor Carbine, Altered to Resemble a Model 1886 Experimental Carbine, #351177, .45-70 cal., barrel was shortened to 24", Buffington rear sight marked "XC" (Experimental Carbine). Lockplate has standard "(eagle)" and "U.S./Springfield" markings. Receiver has "low-arch" breechblock marked "US/Model/1884" at hinge. One-pc. oil-stained walnut stock has been altered to have tapered nose (without nosecap). Curved buttplate marked "US" at top with sliding door opening to butt trap. Stock lacks left-side inspector's cartouche and "P" proof at belly. Stock not inletted for hinge pin, and cleaning rod area collector modified. Condition is good, the barrel with traces of original blue but mostly brown gunmetal showing oxidation and occasional dings, fine markings. Breechblock, lock, and hammer show darkened case hardening with a bit of scattered light erosion. Stock is sound with scattered dings, pleasing grain. Action is crisp, bore shows general erosion, fair rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

American Arms Co. Top-Break Hammerless Model 1890 SA/DA 5-Shot Revolver, NSNV, .38 S&W cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel, round blade front and fixed rear sights, hammerless, extractor, nickel finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber eagle grips, 5-shot fluted cylinder with selector switch on left side of frame. Top of barrel rib is marked "AMERICAN ARMS CO. BOSTON/PAT. MAY 25, 1886/Mar. 11'89/JUNE 17'90", indicating production prior to 1897, when the company moved from Boston to Chicopee Falls, MA. Mfg'd 1890-1901. Revolver is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% flaking nickel finish with light scratches, edgewear, a freckling of light surface rust on the left frame, and double index lines on the cylinder. Trigger shows muted case coloring. Left side of frame features a unique selector switch, allowing the user to choose either single or double action. Additionally, there is a manual safety behind the locking catch, above the rear grip strap. Grips are very good and fit well. Action works well, bore is fair with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (Antique)

American Arms Co. Top-Break Hammerless Model 1890 SA/DA 5-Shot Revolver, NSNV, .38 S&W cal., 3.25" ribbed barrel with round blade front and fixed rear sights, hammerless, extractor, nickel finish, checkered two-piece hard rubber eagle grips, 5-shot fluted cylinder with selector switch on left side of frame. Top of barrel rib is marked "AMERICAN ARMS CO. BOSTON/PAT. MAY 25, 1886/Mar. 11'89/JUNE 17'90", indicating production prior to 1897, when the company moved from Boston to Chicopee Falls, MA. Mfg'd 1890-1901. Revolver is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% flaking nickel finish with light scratches, edgewear, and double index lines on the cylinder. Trigger shows muted case coloring. Left side of frame features a unique selector switch, allowing the user to choose either single or double action. Additionally, there is a manual safety behind the locking catch, above the rear grip strap. Grips are very good and fit well. Action works well, bore is fair with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (Antique)

Springfield Model 1861 Single-Shot Percussion Shortened Rifle, NVSN, .58 cal., 28" round barrel with standard sights, marked "Y&C" at left breech; 1863-dated Springfield lockplate and hardware are correct Civil War M-1861 rifle pieces, as is the oil-finished 2-band walnut fullstock. Steel tulip-head ramrod. As with many surplus military arms at war's end, this rifle was likely purchased at a government auction by an arms dealer?perhaps "Y&C" in this case?shortened and lightened, then re-sold for civilian sporting use. Condition is good to very good as configured, having been refinished in blue some time ago while retaining good edges and markings. Stock is sound showing 2 vacant screw holes at top of wrist (probably for a tang sight), light marks and two inspectors' cartouches (incl. "ESA") opposite the lock. Action is crisp, bore shows cleaned frosting and good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Remington Model 1900 KED Side-by-Side Hammerless Shotgun, #310543. 12 ga. 30" solid rib Damascus barrels have 2-5/8" chambers and are choked IM/IM. The boxlock action features lockup via a single underlug plus top extension, double triggers, automatic safety, and auto ejectors; receiver is unengraved except for maker's stamp. The splinter forend and Prince of Wales round-knob buttstock are oil-finished red straight-grain walnut, uncheckered, with a Remington plastic buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1904. Condition is good to very good, showing much field use. There is approx. 50%-60% finish remaining on the barrels, only dark patina to the receiver, and little wear at all to the wood, which appear to be replacements. Action is a bit sticky but closes tight and functions correctly; bores are lightly scored but not pitted. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

James Parker Belgium-Made Side-by-Side Hammer Shotgun, #48254. 12 ga. 30" solid rib barrels are marked "Fine Damascus Belgium" on the rib, with 2-3/4" chambers and choke measuring Mod./IC. The action features lockup via a single underlug and doll's head rib extension, case-colored locks, with double hammers and triggers. The splinter forend and Prince of Wales buttstock are oil-finished walnut, with a gutta percha grip cap and an  Ithaca buttplate fitted. Mfg'd after 1897 but not proofed for smokeless powders. Condition is good to very good, with blackened barrels hiding any twist patterns, re-cased receiver, worn checkering, and pitted bores. Action locks tight so OK for black powder shooting only. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

L.C. Smith No. 00 Grade Hammerless Side-by-Side Shotgun, #214258. 16 ga. 28" solid rib barrels have early 2-9/16" chambers and are choked Full/Full. The sidelock action features double triggers, automatic safety and auto ejectors; locks are unengraved. The splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished walnut, with full checkering, plastic grip cap and buttplate. Mfg'd in 1912. Condition is good+, with numerous large marks to wood and receiver case hardening turned to patina. Action still locks tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Early Ithaca Baker Model Hammer-Type Side-by-Side Shotgun, #3786. 10 ga. 32" solid rib Damascus barrels have 2-7/8" chambers and very little chokes. The boxlock action features a lockup via a single underlug and doll's head rib extension, two hammers and triggers, with a case-colored receiver. The splinter forend and pistol grip buttstock are nicely-figured walnut and feature an ebony forend tip, black grip cap, and Ithaca gun buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1886. Condition is very good with approx. 75%-80% Damascus barrel pattern and receiver case hardening remaining. Wood is quite good with checkering still sharp. Action locks tight, locks function correctly, and bores are bright. Gun weighs approx. 11 lbs. Est.: $500-$600. (Antique)

Ranger Model 103-1 Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, NVSN. 12 ga. 30" plain barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IC./Full. The boxlock action features double triggers, non-automatic safety, and plain extractors; receiver is unengraved. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished walnut, unchecked, with a plastic buttplate installed. Mfg'd approx. 1950's. Condition is very good, with few marks to wood and moderate wear to action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bores are very good. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

Savage Arms Model 430 Over/Under Shotgun, NVSN. 16 ga. 28" matted top barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IM./XFull. The boxlock action features double triggers, automatic safety, and simple extractors; receiver is lightly engraved. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished walnut, fully checkered, with an original Jostam recoil pad installed. Mfg'd approx. late 1930's. Condition is good to very good, with numerous marks to wood, blue toning to patina on barrels, and moderate wear to action, which still locks tight and functions correctly. Bores are good and appear undamaged. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Very Early Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #13856. .410 bore 28" plain barrel has a 3" chamber and is choked Full. The Model 42 action and takedown mechanism are similar to a Model 12; receiver is unengraved, the tubular 17-groove slide handle and uncheckered pistol grip stock are Field Grade walnut but have 2" white diamonds inlaid in the buttstock, and a Pachmayr Whiteline buttplate installed. Mfg'd in 1934, 2nd year of production. Condition is well used in the field, with approx. 50% finish remaining. Buttstock has been sanded but not refinished; receiver, barrel and magazine tube have lost much bluing from carry and use. Action still locks tight and functions correctly; however bore is bright. Est.: $650-$800. (C&R)

Late Winchester Model 50 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #156120A. 12 ga. 30" vent rib barrel has center bead, 2-3/4" chamber, and is choked Full. The action is recoil-operated, with large safety button and machine-turned bolt and shell lifter. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss finished straight-grain walnut, with adequate checkering and correct Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd in 1960. Condition is very good, showing field use but no abuse. Wood has a few small handling marks, metal has expected bluing wear on receiver edges and contact areas. Action functions correctly, bore is good. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R)

Remington Model 11-48 Field Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #4008778. 28 ga. 25" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked IC. The recoil-operated action is adopted from the original Browning patents. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are straight-grained walnut and feature pressed checkering, with original Remington grip cap and buttplate. Mfg'd 1952. Condition is very good, with few marks to wood and little wear to actin, which snaps shut tight and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #127490. 26" .410 bore plain barrel has a 3" chamber and is choked Full. The Model 42 action and takedown mechanism are similar to the Model 12; the blued receiver is unengraved, the post-war flat bottom slide handle and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are correct, as is the pre-1959 Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1957. Condition is very good (65%-75%).  Metal is refinished, also plum colored, with some specks of pitting on receiver, expected handling marks to wood, and bluing edgewear to receiver and barrel. Action works smoothly, locks tight, and functions correctly; bore is bright. Still a fine gun for Doubles or Skeet. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Early Winchester Model 101 Over/Under Skeet Gun, #57266. 12 ga. 26" vent rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked Skt/Skt. The boxlock action features a single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors; the receiver is lightly engraved. The semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of straight-grain walnut, oil-finished, and adequately checkered, with a metal grip cap and Pachmayr Whiteline butt pad. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-5/8"x2-1/4". Made in 1963 by Nikko in Japan for Winchester. Condition is about very good, 60%-70%, as the action has loosened significantly over the years of shooting. Receiver and possibly barrels appear to be reblued. Wood shows little abuse, possibly from a refinish. However, the action still locks up tight and functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Ithaca Model 600 Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #S5604528. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked Skt/Skt. The boxlock action features a Kersten crossbolt lockup, single selective inertia block trigger, non-automatic safety, and auto ejectors. The silver receiver has full coverage of floral engraving, including top tang and trigger guard. The semi-beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of "B" Grade oil-finished walnut, hand checkered at 20 LPI, a black grip cap, brass inlaid oval, and original Whiteline recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14"x1-1/2"x2-1/2". Includes is Ithaca instruction manual and shoulder patch. Mfg'd early to mid-1970s by SKB in Japan for Ithaca. Condition is very good, with approx. 75% finish remaining, with some handling marks to wood, surface wear to receiver engraving, highlighting different metal tones. Action shows moderate use but still closes very tight and operates correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Early Winchester Model 1912 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #123133. 20 ga. 25" plain nickel steel barrel has a 2-9/16" chamber and is choked Full. Action is standard Model 12, forend replaced with later Model 12, and uncheckered buttstock replaced with higher grade wood, original Winchester buttplate retained. Mfg'd 1916. Condition is like new with reblued receiver and barrel, and upgraded wood. Action is a little sticky but functions correctly; bore is rough but not pitted. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 37 Steelbilt Single Shot Shotgun, NSNV, 12 ga., 30" barrel, steel bead front sight and no rear sight, 2-..." chamber with a Full choke, top lever break-open, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece pistol grip stock with a checkered plastic Winchester marked buttplate. Mfg'd from 1936-1963. Shotgun is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue finish with light handling marks only. There are crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the receiver and barrel. Smooth wood stock is in very good condition with small mars and storage marks. Buttstock ends with a checkered plastic buttplate providing a 13.75" LOP. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Model 41 Bolt Action Single Shot Shotgun, NSNV, .410 ga., 24" barrel, brass bead front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood one-piece pistol grip stock with a checkered plastic shotgun buttplate, Full choke with a 2-1/2" chamber. Mfg'd 1920-1934. Shotgun is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning blue finish with wear at the muzzle, light scratches, and general thinning of finish evident. Trigger shows muted case coloring. Smooth wood stock is in good condition with mars, dents and compressions consistent with field use. Checkered plastic butt provides a 13.5" LOP. Bore is good and action functions well on this desirable Model 41, scarce in this condition. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1897 Takedown Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #422453. 12 ga. 30" plain barrel has 2-5/8" chamber and is choked Full. Action features an external hammer with half-cock safety and no sear interrupter. The round grooved forend and pistol grip buttstock are Field Grade walnut, with a plain plastic buttplate. Mfg'd 1909. Condition is good to very good as well used. Wood has numerous handling marks and several small splits at the receiver, which retains approx. 50% blue; barrel 70%. Action is a bit sticky with age but locks tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

Remington Automaster Model 878 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #18051L. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Mod. The gas-operated 878 action is similar to the more deluxe Model 58, and both were superseded by the Model 1100. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are uncheckered Field Grade walnut, with Remington buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1960. Condition is very good with some handling marks to wood and edgewear to receiver but little wear to action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

Winchester Model 25 Solid Frame Slide-Action Shotgun, #21325. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. Action is a non-takedown version of the Model 12 and features the same reliability. The grooved forend and uncheckered pistol grip buttstock are straight-grain walnut with a Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1950. Condition is very good, with expected marks to wood and nominal wear to action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bore with some plastic fouling from the wad but is bright. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R)

Remington Model 31A Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #72815. 12 ga. 25" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is fitted with a Lyman "Cutts Compensator", with spreader choke tube installed. The Model 31 action is quite smooth, the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a sighting device. The ribbed forend and uncheckered buttstock are walnut, with a Mershon recoil pad fitted. Mfg'd 1946. Condition is good to very good, with several marks to buttstock but little wear to action, which locks tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

A. Francotte Single Barrel Trap Gun, #62988. 12 ga. 32.25" (82cm) half-octagon half-round barrel has a concave tapered vent rib with target beads, 3" chamber, and is choked Full. The boxlock action uses a double underlug lockup, single trigger, no safety, and plain extractor. The receiver is unengraved, except for the maker's name and location. The flat beavertail forend and English straight-grip buttstock are of high-grade European walnut, uncheckered, with a right-hand cheekpiece and checkered butt. Mfg'd in the 1920's-30's, based upon importer Von Lengerke & Detmold. Condition is still very good, as action locks tight and appears to function correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 101 Pigeon Grade XTR Lightweight Over/Under Shotgun, #PK493545E. 12 ga. 27" vent rib barrels have target beads, 3" chambers, and are fitted for the early Winchokes that protrude from the muzzles (six included, Skt-XF, with Winchester wooden handle spanner wrench). The boxlock action features a single selective mechanical  trigger, non-auto safety, and auto ejectors. The receiver, trigger guard, forend iron, top tang and operating lever are coin-finished, with engraved game birds surrounded by floral patterns. The finger-groove forend and round pistol grip buttstock are of high-gloss "C" Grade European walnut, with extensive checkering and original Winchester butt pad. Stock measurements are 14-1/4"x1-1/2"x2-1/8". Gun is contained in the original green canvas Winchester hard case, with multi-lingual instructions. Mfg'd mid-1980's. Condition is good to very good retaining approx. 70% finish with average wear to action, which locks tight and functions correctly. Wood has numerous scratches and mars that detract from appearance. Bores are bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

Eastern Arms Company Model 101.7 Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, NVSN. 16 ga. 28" solid rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Mod./Full. The boxlock action used a featherweight 20 ga. frame with a crossbolt lockup, and features double triggers, automatic safety, and plain extractors; receiver is casehardened. The standard forend and pistol grip buttstock are straight-grained walnut and have a Pachmayr recoil pad fitted. Mfg'd by Stevens approx. 1950's. Condition is very good, with few marks to possibly refinished wood, carry and edgewear to receiver, and expected wear to action, which closes tight and functions correctly; bore is good. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Western Arms Corp. Long Range Gun Model Side-by-Side Shotgun, #281939. 20 ga. 28" solid rib barrels have target beads, 2-3/4" chambers, and are choked Cyl./Cyl. The boxlock action uses a crossbolt lockup and features double triggers, automatic safety, and plain extractors. The standard forend and pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished straight-grain walnut, uncheckered, and have an Ithaca Gun Company recoil pad fitted. Mfg'd approx. 1930's. Condition is good to very good with numerous handling marks to wood, receiver case color gone to patina, and bores are fair. Action closes tight and works well, except right extractor sometimes fails to extract. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R)

Ithaca Model 100 Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #L174289. 12 ga. 28" matte rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked Mod./Full. The boxlock action features a single selective inertia trigger, automatic safety, and plain extractors. The scalloped receiver has a dull blue finish with light scroll border engraving. The splinter forend and pistol-grip buttstock are red-toned straight-grain walnut, with standard checkering, black plastic grip cap and buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4"x1-1/2"x2-1/2". Mfg'd approx. 1970 by SKB in Japan for Ithaca. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% finish. Action locks tight and functions correctly showing little wear. Wood shows many light scratches and handling marks but no cracks. Receiver shows little carry wear, bores are bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Remington Model 29A Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #11721. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and has a "Poly-Choke" device fitted on the muzzle. The Model 29 action is an improved Model 10 action and was replaced several years later by the Model 31. The tubular forend and pistol grip buttstock are checkered walnut, with Pachmayr recoil pad fitted. Mfg'd 1929. Condition is fair to good, with the action not assembled correctly after takedown, making cycling the bolt not possible. There is also a large chunk out of the pistol grip, making firing dangerous. This is a wall hanger only, unless repairs are made. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Remington Autoloading Shotgun (Pre-Model 11), #38096. 12 ga. 28" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Full. Action is similar to the later Model 11 but has a fore-aft safety switch and small operating handle. The forend and buttstock are uncheckered walnut but have numerous splits and chips; Pachmayr butt pad added. Mfg'd approx. 1905. Condition is poor to good, with much light rust on the receiver and stickiness to action. Should not be shot without inspection by a qualified gunsmith. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Remington Model 1889 Grade 3 Hammer-Type Side-by-Side Shotgun, #224323. 12 ga. 32" solid rib Damascus barrels have 2-3/4" chambers and are choked IM/IM. The 1889 action features lockup via dual underlugs plus doll's head rib extension, dual hammers and triggers, and simple extractors. The lockplates are unengraved except for the maker's stamp. The splinter forend and Prince of Wales round-knob pistol grip buttstock are oil-finished walnut and feature an ebony forend tip and good coverage of checkering; buttplate is missing. Mfg'd approx. 1902. Condition is good, with wood either refinished or replaced. Action closes tight but the action lever has a broken spring. Locks, triggers and hammers function correctly, as does the extractor. Approx. 50% faded Damascus finish remains, receiver has gone to a dull patina; bores are pitted. A good candidate for a restoration. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R)

Factory Winchester Single Shotgun Case, for SxS shotgun, size indicates it is for a 20 ga. or smaller gun. Will accommodate up to a 28'' barrel length. Condition is good, both inside and out. Exterior shows some staining with loss of fabric on the bottom of the case and a small amount of missing leather on 5 of the 8 corners, with scuffs in other areas. Interior shows minor staining and a small tear on the divider. Handle is secure but has multiple cracks in the leather. Includes one key. Est.: $150-$250.

Belgian Browning Single Barrel Superposed Shotgun Case, will hold up to a 30" barrel, in overall very good condition. Exterior exhibits minor scratches and handling marks. There is a 1.5" tear of the leather on the lower right front of the case, which has been covered with clear tape. The bottom shows a .5" scratch that is thru the leather. A small area of the white stitching has separated on the left end of the top cover, possibly from being stored upright. Hinges and handle function as they should, there is no key. The interior of the case in complete showing minor wear and soiling, mainly present when the muzzles rest in the case. Est.: $150-$250.

Browning Tolex Single Barrel Shotgun Case, will hold up to a 28" barrel, in good+ condition. Exterior of the case shows handing marks and scuffing to the leather, the most noticeable being on the top end edges on both sides. Stitching has minor separation in a few areas. Hinges and handle function as they should, there is no key. Blue interior in complete with no visible tears, it shows some soiling and would benefit from a cleaning. Est.: $ 150-$250.

Eddystone Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle, #1253860, .30-06 cal., 26" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. Marked on top of receiver ring "U.S.MODEL OF 1917 EDDYSTONE" with an Ordnance Dept. "Flaming Bomb" on the left side receiver rail. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "E/(Flaming Bomb)/11-18". Tip of stock forend is stamped with an "R", and there is an "E" stamped on the underside of the bolt handle. A fair condition 30.25" canvas bag is included with the rifle. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, showing wear to the buttplate. Wood has been sanded and reshaped, now showing overall light to medium scratches to the flat matte finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is dark with patina and fair to good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Czech VZ-24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #45693, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Missing cleaning rod. Marked on top of receiver ring "1937", and "CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA, A.S, BRNO" on left-side receiver rail. Matching number on bolt handle. "C45693" stamped on left-side buttstock. Condition overall is good with approx. 85% finish remaining on the metal, showing patina to the bands and buttplate. There is a crack to the top of the hand guard, and the left side of the wrist is marred where the side swivel was removed. Otherwise, the wood is good showing sanding and staining over old handling marks; firing pin is bent but appears functional. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Chilean Model 1895 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #H499, 7x57mm, 29" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Chilean crest, and "MAUSER CHILENO MODELO 1895/MANUFACTURA LOEWE BERLIN" on left-side receiver rail. Chilean crest cartouche over "1895" stamped on left-side buttstock. Matching numbers except cleaning rod. Front sling swivel is bent. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% arsenal re-blued finish remaining on the metal, applied over old pitting on the barrel, now showing rust to the buttplate tang. Handle and bolt sleeve show darkening. Wood is very good with dents and scratches to the darkened finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Yugoslavian M48 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with Accessories, #A48135, 8x57mm, 23.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Accessories include cleaning rod mounted under barrel, arsenal reconditioned bayonet with matching numbered scabbard and leather frog, owner's manual, leather sling, two-cell ammunition pouch, cleaning kit, and shipping box with matching serial number, all in good to very good condition. Rifle marked on top of receiver ring with Yugoslavian crest over "M48". Left-side receiver rail marked with Cyrillic "NPEAY3EKE 44". Matching numbers with magazine floorplate renumbered to match. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining almost all of its dark blue finish. Bright bolt handle has areas of light to moderate patina. Wood is close to excellent with an even colored finish and a few scattered handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Springfield Model 1896 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #39607, .30-40 cal., 30" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight and Model 1901 rear sight. Mfg'd in August 1896. Marked "U.S./MODEL 1896./SPRINGFIELD ARMORY." on left side receiver. There is a faint cartouche on the left side of the wrist and a "P" firing proof on the underside. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing scratches to the left side of the magazine and other parts with a brown patina. Wood has been refinished with varnish, now very good, with old and new handling marks. Action and magazine operate smoothly, bore is fair with darkening in the grooves and fair rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique)

Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #1633481, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and early adjustable aperture rear sight with locking bolt and flush nut. A fair condition U.S.G.I. M1907 leather sling is attached, and a combination tool, cleaning thong, and grease pots are enclosed in the butt trap. Marked on receiver tang "U.S. RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY". Right side of barrel marked "3-S-A-5-43". Bolt, trigger housing, hammer, and operating rod all marked "SA". There is a faint "(circle)P" firing proof on the underside of the stock wrist. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% of its dark refinish, showing patina spots to left side of receiver, operating rod handle, and magazine floorplate. Stock has been sanded and stained, showing one putty repair to the right side of the forend, now very good, with an even dark color. Action operates smoothly; bore has frosting in the grooves, otherwise good with about good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Swiss Model 1911 Schmidt-Rubin Straight-Pull Rifle, 7.5x55mm, #1G9611, 30.7" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. A Swiss cross marked brass muzzle cover is fitted. Marked on top of receiver ring with Swiss cross and a stamped "P54" on the left side; a Swiss cross is also stamped on right side of buttstock. Matching numbers except rear sight assembly. Magazine has been re-numbered to match. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 85% finish. The red Bakelite operating handling is close to excellent with a couple of light handling marks. Wood has had varnish applied, now darkened and showing an area of marring and mostly light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import engraved on left side of receiver. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

German Model 71/84 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #18411, 11.15x60mm, 31.6" barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on top of barrel shank "(crown)/AMBERG". Left-side receiver rail marked "I.G.Mod.71/84", right side marked "1887". Crowned inspection stamps on right side of buttstock. Turkish crescent stamped on safety lever. Matching number on left-side barrel shank. Condition overall is fair with fine rust patina across the bright receiver, blued barrel, and bands. There is an open crack across the toe of the buttstock and behind the front band, otherwise the wood is good showing bruises and handling marks to the dark finish. Bore is poor with rust, pitting, and faint rifling. Magazine selector lever is jammed in the repeat position and will not move to single shot, otherwise the action operates smoothly. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Siamese Type 46 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #2232, 8x50Rmm, 29.8" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. An excellent condition sliding steel dustcover and a good condition spring steel muzzle cover are attached. Cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel but will not screw fully into position. Marked on top of receiver ring with the crest of King Rama VI over model type. Thai character serial number on rear receiver bridge. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing rust to the rear sight and patina to the magazine floorplate and along the barrel wood line. Hand guard appears to be a replacement, and there is a small crack to the right-side forend below the rear sight. Wood is good otherwise with new and old bruises to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is poor with barely visible rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Spanish M43 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #D1955, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Bent cleaning rod mounted under barrel that appears to be a replacement. Marked on top of receiver ring "FABRICA DE ARMAS" around Spanish crest and "LA CORUNA/1946". Fascist symbol on right-side buttstock. Matching numbers on bolt handle and trigger guard/floorplate. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish showing patina to the buttplate. Forend shows an area of small impact marks to the left side, otherwise the wood is very good, showing some stains to the buttstock and scattered handling marks to the blond wood finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Accessories, #6321856, .30 M1 cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, flat bolt, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable sliding aperture rear sight. Accessories include a very good condition 15-rd. magazine marked "SP-SG" on the spine, an aftermarket unmarked 30-rd. magazine, a CMP invoice, Certificate of Authenticity, owner's manual, and reproduction Technical Bulletin 23-7-1. Marked "INLAND DIV." on receiver tang and "U.S. CARBINE CAL. 30 M1" on top of chamber. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "INLAND MFG.DIV./GENERAL MOTORS". The "I"-cut stock has a U.S. Ordnance Dept. "Flaming Bomb" stamp on the right-side buttstock and in the left side sling slot, along with "0541/9788". Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing patina spots around the receiver, thinning along the bayonet mount, and darkening to the trigger guard. Stock has a crack to the underside of the wrist, otherwise the wood is good, with overall impressions and handling marks to the applied varnish finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

British Commercial Mark IV Webley Double Action Revolver, #A90956, .38 S&W cal., 5" flat-sided barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips with "Webley" logo on each side, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Revolver has a grooved trigger, and a round lanyard ring is attached to the bottom of the grip frame. Marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/BIRMINGHAM" on top of barrel strap and "MARK IV .38" on the left side. Right-side barrel marked with the "Winged Bullet" trademark logo and "MADE IN ENGLAND" on the right-side barrel strap. Rear of the frame is stamped "SPF/684" denoting issue to the Singapore Police Force. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% reblued finish, with fine old patina to the front grip strap and barrel flats. Grips have flaking at the front strap, otherwise good, showing a few areas of bruising and flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #189507500, 7.62x38Rmm, 4.5" barrel, blackened finish, 4-piece checkered hardwood grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side frame with the Izhevsk Arsenal fletched arrow inside triangle over "1944r". Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 80% arsenal refinish, which was applied over old pitting, now showing flaking to the front edges of the cylinder and frosting to the frame and front grip strap. Hardwood grip panels are unfinished but still very good showing darkening from use, handling marks, and some flattening to the checkering. Action cycles and extracts smoothly; bore has darkening at the lead and areas of old pitting, otherwise good, with very good rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Import engraved on right side of frame. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Finnish M27 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #44485, 7.62x54Rmm, 27" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set with spliced butt, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable Konovalov rear sight. Cleaning rod is fitted under the barrel. Marked on top of barrel shank with the symbol for the Tikkakoski Arsenal, "F" and "1931". "L" stock maker mark is stamped into right-side buttstock. Rifle has hexagonal receiver and the muzzle has been counterbored. Bolt is stamped with matching number. Mismatched number on magazine floorplate. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with patina to the buttplate. Wood is very good showing a few dents and other mostly light handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

British No. 2 Mk 1 Enfield Double Action Revolver, #W2542, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight. Lanyard stud is present on bottom of grip frame but ring is missing. Marked on right-side frame "(Enfield Arsenal logo)I**". Top of barrel flat marked "CAL.38" with a faint "(Broad Arrow)'43". Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, with dark patina across the barrel and grip straps. A partial red rack number has been painted on the bottom of the grip frame. There is a crack to the bottom of the left grip, otherwise both are good, showing handling marks and chips to the checkering. Bore has patina forward of the lead, otherwise bright with very good rifling; chambers have scattered darkening that may clean better, otherwise clean. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly. No visible import marks. Holster is marked "A.C.1942" on the inside flap, along with a "MADE IN ENGLAND" import stamp. All fittings are in place. Condition is good with overall darkening and stains across the holster. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Czech Model CZ-27 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #591972, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, checkered one-piece black plastic grip with CZ logos on each side; blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "V" notch. Pistol is marked on left-side slide with "(CZ logo)/CESKA ZBROJOVKA-NARODNI PODNIK/STRAKONICE". Left-side frame stamped "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA" and "48". There is a "(lion)N" proof stamp in the left-side front trigger guard web. One magazine is unmarked in very good condition, the other magazine is marked "P.Mod.27"and has a bent floorplate, otherwise good. Brown leather holster is marked on inside flap with a blurred ink stamp. A shoulder strap was removed from the rear flat. Holster condition is good with the dark pliable leather showing scratches and impressions to the surface. Pistol has matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining about 85% finish, showing areas of frosting to the frame, slide, and extractor. The straw-colored hammer and trigger show dark toning and some patina. Grip shows chips, scratches, and handling marks to the finish, otherwise good. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Italian Model 1934 Beretta Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #733092, .380 Auto cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, two-piece black plastic grips with "PB" logo on each side; blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with square notch. Pistol is marked on left-side slide "P.BERETTA-CAL.9 CORTO-Mo 1934 BREVETTATO/GARDONE V.T.1939-XVII". Rear left-side frame stamped "(crown)R.E." Both magazines are unmarked, one is in very good condition with a bright finish; the other is in good condition with dark patina to the finish. The black leather holster is unmarked and in good condition, with the soft leather flap showing scuffs and creases and the body with light handling marks. Pistol has matching numbers on frame and slide. Pistol condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, showing fine pitting and fading to the left-side slide and dark patina to the front and rear grip straps. Grips are good showing handling marks and wear to the centers on each side. Action operates smoothly, bore has patina forward of the chamber with overall darkening and good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Beretta Model 1915/17 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #58974, .32 ACP, 3.3"barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood grips with vertical checkering and "PB" logo on each side; blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "V" notch. Pistol is marked on left-side slide "PIETRO BERETTA BRESCIA-CAL.7.65 BREVETTO 1915". Left-side frame is stamped with a "R(anchor)M" Italian Navy issue stamp. Magazine is unmarked and in about good condition with areas of patina to the finish. The brown leather holster is unmarked and in fair condition with chew marks along the top edge. Pistol has matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is about good. The slide retains no finish, now showing areas of patina, especially to the right side. The frame retains about 70% of its finish, with spots of patina to each side. Grip logos are considerably faded and the vertical checkering shows flattening and scratches. Action operates smoothly, bore has darkening in the grooves with fair to good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Matching Magazine and Accessories, #AH1006, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with vertical checkering and "CCCP" around five-pointed star in center, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side frame and top of slide with matching numbers and "(star)1940". Pistol has lanyard loop installed on left side of grip frame. No safety lever. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 75% finish with patina around the muzzle, left side of slide, and crown of the barrel. Grips are good with scratches and wear to the vertical checkering. Action operates smoothly, bore is dark with good rifling. No visible import marks. Magazine #1 is stamped with stars and has a matching number stamped on the base plate; condition is good with finish wear and some patina. Magazine #2 has a lanyard loop on the base and a mismatched serial number; condition is very good with light wear to the finish. Holster is marked with a five-pointed star and an "OTK" stamp on the inside flap. Holster condition is very good showing only light wear and use. No cleaning rod is present. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish Model 1916 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #24579, 7.62x51mm, 21.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, front sight has aftermarket extra high blade and tangent rear sight with bed filed lower by recent owner. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel. No receiver crest, marked on left side "CAL 7.62", and "S1579" on left-side receiver rail, bolt handle, trigger guard, and magazine. Mismatched number on rear band. Condition overall is very good as modified, the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with frosting to the barrel and receiver, and patina to the buttplate. Stock has darkening at the front band and oil staining behind the receiver tang, otherwise good, with impressions and scratches. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Mitchell's Mausers Kar98k Bolt Action Rifle, #8816M, 8x57mm, 23.62" barrel, blackened finish, laminated stock set with cupped buttplate, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. A very good condition three-cell black leather pouch marked "0/0585/0035", cleaning cord, and owner's manual are included. Marked on top of receiver ring with a waffenampt stamp over "dou 43", along with a stamped asterisk symbol. Left side receiver rail marked "Mod.98". There are intact "(eagle)/(swastika)" stamps on the left side of the receiver ring and barrel, and 3 faint stamps on right-side buttstock. Matching numbers have been recently applied to the bolt handle, trigger guard/floorplate, and left-side buttstock. Condition overall is very good as reconditioned, with the metal retaining over 95% of the dark refinish, which was applied over old frosting on the receiver and barrel. Bolt assembly has been polished bright. There is a spliced repair to the top of the hand guard. Wood has been sanded smooth, now very good, with darkening around the receiver. Action operates smoothly; bore has light frosting forward of the chamber, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on left side of barrel. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Polish M44 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #C41545, 7.62x54Rmm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Cleaning rod fitted under barrel and a good condition Polish cotton sling is attached. The folding bayonet is in excellent condition and operates smoothly. Marked on barrel shank with a "Circle 11" arsenal code above "1951"/serial number, and a second, faint serial number. "OW/Diamond" stamp on right side buttstock. Matching numbers on bolt handle, magazine, and buttplate. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 95% finish, both barrel bands now a reddish color. Wood has had a light stain applied, now very good, showing chips to the right-side forend. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on left side of receiver. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Romanian SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #GN3676, 7.62x39mm, 20.3" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left-side receiver with the arrow inside triangle symbol of the Cugir Arsenal behind "1959". Matching visible numbers. A Romanian AK cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and the cleaning kit is present in the butt trap. A very good condition Soviet cotton sling is attached. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish showing some edgewear on the magazine. Wood is very good showing impressions and handling marks to the dark colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side barrel. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #9150539, 7.62x39mm, 20.4" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left-side receiver "SKS 7.62 X 39 MM CSI ONT CA/MADE IN CHINA BY NORINCO". Rifle is missing magazine assembly, bayonet, and cleaning rod. Cleaning kit is present in the buttstock trap, and a good condition Chinese sling is attached. Matching numbers on bolt carrier, bolt and buttstock. Left-side receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope mount (not included). There are also six additional holes that have been drilled and now filled. Left-side forend has been cut to accommodate the scope mount, and a section of the stock toward the wrist is broken off. Condition otherwise is good, with the metal retaining over 80% finish. There is patina to the bolt carrier and scattered across other areas. Wood is good showing scratches and handling marks, especially around the receiver area. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. Import engraved on left side of receiver. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

French Model 1886 M93 R35 Lebel Bolt Action Carbine, #51119, 8x50Rmm, 17.7" barrel, black-painted finish, two-piece hardwood stock, blade front and adjustable rear folding leaf Berthier type sights. Marked on left-side receiver "MANUFACTURE D'ARMES Chatellerault" and "MLE 1886 M93 R35". Right-side barrel shank marked "MA C 1938". Matching numbers on magazine, buttstock and forend. Mismatched number on bolt handle. Condition overall is very good. The black-painted finish has been removed from the receiver, now retaining about 40%, with the balance showing overall flaking and scratches. There is a crack to the right-side buttstock forward of the wrist and a carved area on the left side, otherwise the wood is good showing dents and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has slight darkening in the grooves, otherwise bright with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Converted French MAS 36 Bolt Action Rifle, #71051, 7.62x51mm, 22.8" barrel, parkerized/painted/blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock set, hooded blade front sight and adjustable sliding aperture rear sight. A sliding safety lever has been fitted to the left side of the receiver but is not functional. A very good condition bayonet is reverse mounted under the barrel, and an excellent condition French Army tan leather sling is attached to the swivels. Marked "MAS MLE 1936" on left-side receiver. All numbers are mismatched. Condition overall is very good. Rifle has been fitted with a barrel marked ".308 WIN". Barrel has been blued and shows a high polish finish, otherwise the metal is very good, retaining about 90% finish. Wood is very good with handling marks and scratches to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. Bayonet will not fix properly and requires adjustment. Import stamped on top of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

1900 American Eagle Commercial DWM Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7796, 7.65mm Luger (.30 cal. Luger), 4.75" barrel, blued finish, dished toggles, DWM marked center toggle link, American eagle on top of chamber, grip safety, no stock lug, drift adjustable saw tooth type front sight, integral fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, all visible numbers matching, checkered wood grips, and one nickel-plated magazine with an unmarked wood base. No "Germany" or "Made in Germany" markings. Condition is good as refinished, with a high-polished salt blued finish, showing heavy polishing to the various parts, some wear and light pitting on the sideplate, left side of frame above the grip, wear on the front and rear grip straps, wear and thinning to the grip safety, some grinding and polishing marks not removed inside the rear frame ears, and wear lines from firing. Trigger, extractor, and ejector spring have been chrome plated and show minor old pitting under the plating. Action, hold open, and safeties function properly; bore is frosted overall with definable lands and grooves. Grip safety feels sticky and may need some cleaning or lubrication. Grips have been varnished and stained almost black, with light gouges and dings, flattening to the diamonds, and left grip is missing a small piece by the safety lever. Grip screws show light wear to the tops with clean slots. Magazine shows light wear from use on the body with minor spotting. Wood base has a tight hairline crack, a small ding in one roundel, and has been lightly varnished. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Czech CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines and Holster, #S17219, 7.62x25mm, 4.7" barrel, parkerized finish, brown plastic grips, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Marked on left-side frame "rid". Right-side frame marked "VOP 91" and "(crossed swords)53". Magazine #1 is in excellent condition; magazine #2 has a bent floorplate, otherwise excellent. Czech blond leather holster (with excellent cleaning rod and lanyard) is marked inside flap "(crossed swords)OTK". Condition is near excellent showing impressions and darkening to the leather. Pistol has matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is close to excellent with over 95% of the dark parkerizing remaining on the metal. Right grip has brown swirls in the flat color plastic, left grip is a brown gloss color, both are very good showing light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of frame. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Marked Browning Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #51691a, .32 ACP cal., 4.4" barrel, blued finish, Nazi eagle firing proofs on frame, slide, and barrel; "(eagle)WaA140" waffenampts on slide and frame, slide marked with Fabrique National address and Browning patent info, all visible numbers matching, thin blade type fixed front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with "V" notch, grip safety, magazine safety, checkered wood grips, two (2) blued steel magazines marked with FN, FN logo, and 7.65. Includes a dark brown German dropping holster with ink stamp on underside of top flap that reads "Nur fur Lange Browning-Pistol, Kal. 7.65", and a "Weimar(eagle)2" stamp on the outside of the top flap. Condition is good retaining approx. 75%-80% original blued finish, with wear at the muzzle sides, tops of the sights, minor rust spots around the rear sight on the slide. Trigger guard front has light freckling, the front and rear grip straps are thinning and fading to brown, the barrel is in the white and shows age graying and light rust at the chamber area. Action and safeties function properly, bore is bright and shiny. Grips show age, darkening and light wear, with the right grip having a large dent, small gouge, and a hairline crack at the top. Magazine in the gun shows a dark matte finish with wear and lines from use; the other magazine shows wear and lines from use, and freckling on both sides and the base. Holster shows age and darkening to the leather, scuffs, scratches, small gouges, and soiling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

East German Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 2 Magazines and Holster, #DE7549, 9x18 Makarov cal., 3.68" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic one-piece grip, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with square notch. There is a black nylon lanyard cord attached to the rear grip. Both magazines are engraved with matching serial numbers on the left side, which were applied over older numbers. Condition of both is very good showing light scratches and finish wear. The red leather holster is marked "Mdl/I/I" on the inside body. Condition overall is very good with all straps and fittings in place showing scratches and scuffs to the finish. Pistol is marked on the left-side slide and frame with matching serial numbers and a zero inside diamond symbol. A "Y" below three dots and "63"is marked on the left-side frame. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish, showing light frosting to the front grip strap. Grip has a small chip to the butt, otherwise very good, with light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on both sides of frame. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Modified British Webley Mark 1 Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #15342, .45 ACP cal., 2.4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side frame "WEBLEY PATENTS" around "MARK 1". Left-side barrel top strap stamped with Victorian proof and view stamps. Royal Navy issue "N" stamp on top of grip swell and on left side of frame. Large "Broad Arrow" symbol engraved into top of barrel strap. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and (partially) on edge of cylinder. Revolver has been modified by milling off the rear of the cylinder to chamber the .45 ACP cartridge. Barrel has been shortened and the top rib cut to accept the front sight. Condition overall is good as modified, with the metal retaining approx. 50% finish showing dents and areas of patina. Right-side grip has been repaired on the bottom edge, otherwise the grips are good, showing fading, chips, and flattening to the checkering. Action locks up tight and operates smoothly; bright bore is very good, chambers are clean and bright. "ENGLAND" import stamp on left side of barrel. The Canadian made holster is partially ink stamped on the inside flap "ZL&T.LTD/1943/C Broad Arrow" stamp. It has been cut down to fit the modified revolver. Holster condition is very good with a bright color, showing light stains to the exterior. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

German Ortgies Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Extra Magazine, #231627, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, brown plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch. Magazine #1 has seven witness holes and is marked on the floorplate with the Ortgies trademark long tail cat logo and "CAL. 7.65". Condition is good retaining approx. 60% nickel finish now showing dark spots and patina. Magazine #2 has six witness holes and is unmarked. Condition is very good showing light finish wear. Pistol markings have been removed from left-side slide; right-side slide is marked "ORTGIES PATENT". Barrel is marked "7,65 mm" at ejection port. "(Crown)N" proofs are stamped on barrel and right-side frame. Condition overall is good retaining approx. 90% of the reblued finish, which was applied over old pitting, now showing patina and wear to the front and rear grip straps. The replacement plastic grips have no logo attached. Condition is very good showing light handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves and an area of old patina, otherwise good with very good rifling. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R/PPT)

Budapest M95 Mannlicher Straight-Pull Bolt Action Rifle, #M9510598, 8X56Rmm, 19.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V" notch. Marked on top of receiver ring "(eagle stamp)/BUDAPEST/M95". Barrel shank stamped with large "S" and "W/eagle stamp/34". Matching original serial numbers (5725). Condition overall is very good as arsenal reconditioned and shortened after WWI, with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish showing surface patina to the bright bolt knob. There is a chip and crack to the hand guard forward of the front band, otherwise the wood is very good, showing mostly light handling marks to the varnished finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with good defined rifling. Importer engraved and re-serial numbered on left side of receiver. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Italian Model 38S Carcano Bolt Action Carbine, #6283, 8x57mm, 17.7" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel. Marked on top of barrel shank "(crown)/RE/TERNI"; right side with the Fascist "1941 XIX". Carbine was converted to 8x57mm and is marked "7.9" on the rear sight with a large "S" on top of the receiver ring, which has also been modified by relieving a half-moon shape at the rear to accommodate the longer cartridge. Faint matching serial number stamped on left-side buttstock. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% of its refinished bluing. Stock has an arsenal repair at the buttplate tang and there is a crack to the top of the hand guard. Wood has been sanded and varnished to a blond color, now showing light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Post-War Czech Model Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #1530F, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set. inverted "V" front sight without hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. No cleaning rod. Mfg'd in Czechoslovakia in 1948, and marked on top of receiver with the rampart lion crest, and on the left-side receiver rail "CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA,A.S,BRNO". Right-side barrel with BRNO acceptance stamp "E3(LION)48". Rifle was likely later sold to a middle eastern country and shows Arabic script stamps on receiver and barrel. Matching numbers on bolt handle, other numbers mismatched. Condition overall is very good with the refinished metal retaining more than 90% finish, with patina to the bolt stop. There is a small chip to the wrist behind the receiver tang, otherwise the sanded and oiled wood is very good showing old handling marks. Barrel has pitting toward the muzzle.  Action operates smoothly, bore is very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

British London Small Arms No. 1 Mk III Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #O16362, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on right-side action body "(crown)/G.R./LSA Co Ld". Rifle has correct early Mk III magazine cutoff, long-range dial sight with pointer, and flip-up aperture. Buttstock marking disc has been removed and replaced with a U.S. 1942 quarter coin. A good condition blue RAF sling is attached. Matching numbers on bolt handle, forend, nose cap, and (renumbered) rear sight leaf. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, showing toning and light patina to the receiver and rear sight leaf. There are cracks and repairs to the hand guards, with a crack to the forend behind the receiver bridge, otherwise the wood is good, showing old dents and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bore is fair with pitting toward the muzzle. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Indian 2A1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #M4729, 7.62x51mm, 25.2" barrel, black-painted finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on right-side action body "(Ashoka symbol)/RIFLE/7.62 mm 2A1/R.F.I./1966". "S(Broad Arrow)A stamp on right-side buttstock. Matching numbers on bolt handle, rear sight leaf and nose cap. Plastic oiler in butt trap. A fair condition soiled cotton sling is attached. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 60% painted finish, showing chips and scratches across most surfaces with areas of light patina. A red stripe has been painted behind the rear sight. There is an arsenal repaired section to the left-side buttstock and a crack on the right side, otherwise the wood is good, showing scratches and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on left side of receiver. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Albanian SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #010061-71, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Matching numbers on all parts, no other markings. Cleaning rod fitted under the barrel but buttstock cleaning kit is missing. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, showing light patina to the bright bolt carrier. Forend has several chips and gouges, otherwise the wood is very good, with handling marks and scratches to the shellac finish. Action and bayonet operate smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Century Arms Converted French M1949-56 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #G48431, .308 Win. cal., 19" barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock set, post front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on leaf rear sight. Marked on left-side receiver "MAS/MLE 1949-56/CAL.(over-stamped)7.62/.308". Launcher has been removed but flip-up sights are still in place. No magazine. A very good condition French leather sling and recoil pad marked "MAS/1962" are fitted. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish. There is a crack to the stock forward of the front band, otherwise the wood is very good showing mostly light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bore is good with good rifling. Import stamped on left side of receiver. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese "Paratrooper" SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #7136802, 7.62x39mm, 16.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and the cleaning kit is inside the butt trap. Marked on left-side receiver with a "Triangle 26" arsenal stamp and three characters for "Type 56 Carbine". There is a "(circle)/LJ" stamp on the right-side buttstock. Visible numbers match. Condition overall is very good with approx. 95% finish remaining on the metal. There is a crack thru the comb of the stock forward of the buttplate. Otherwise, the wood is good with scuffs and scratches to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on both sides of receiver. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Rare Tula Arsenal Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #RL005513, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, bright bolt carrier, laminated stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel, and the cleaning kit is inside the butt trap. A good condition Soviet cotton sling is attached. Bayonet blade has dark finish. Marked on top of receiver cover with the Tula Arsenal fletched arrow inside a five-pointed star over "1954r". Matching original Cyrillic serial number (AN2180) on bolt carrier, receiver cover, trigger guard, and (crudely scratched) on the left side of the re-numbered buttstock. Magazine is marked "464069" on the left side and appears to be a replacement. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing most of the bluing removed from the magazine and rust spots on the exposed barrel and trigger guard. Hand guard has been sanded smooth and left unfinished, now in good condition. Stock is very good showing areas of flaking to the dark shellac finish along with handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Bayonet is excellent and locks firmly into position. Import marked on left side of receiver. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

Italian Model 1935 Beretta Semi-Automatic Pistol, #552787, .32 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with "PB" logo on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Very good condition magazine is marked "Cal.7.65 BERETTA" on spine. Pistol marked "P.BERETTA-CAL 7.65-BREVETTA/GARDONE V.T.1944" (letters enhanced with white paint) on left-side slide. Left-side frame marked "UT". Matching numbers on frame and slide. There is an area of cleaned pitting on the right-side frame. Condition is otherwise very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing flecking to the left-side frame. There is an area of pitting with thinning and browning to the rear grip strap. Grips are good to very good showing handling marks and highpoint wear to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is frosted with patina showing worn rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

British Royal Navy Marked Webley Mark II Double Action Revolver, #51262, .45ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. A round lanyard ring is attached to the bottom of the grip frame. Marked on left-side frame "WEBLEY/MARK II/PATENTS". Left-side barrel strap stamped with final proof mark, War Dept. ownership mark, and Birmingham view mark. "N/2" has been stamped on the rear of the grip frame indicating Royal Navy ownership, and a large "Broad Arrow" has been engraved into the top of the grip strap. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Revolver has been importer converted to .45 ACP caliber by "shaving" off the rear of the cylinder. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing small handling marks across the surface. Right-side grip has a chip at the base, otherwise both are good with a few areas of flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly; bore has areas of pitting forward of the lead, otherwise good with good rifling; chambers have dark areas that may clean better, otherwise good. Birmingham export proof marks stamped on left side frame and barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Australian Issue Webley Mark VI Double Action Revolver, #304885, .45 ACP cal., 6" flat-sided barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Lanyard ring attached to bottom of grip frame. Marked on left-side frame "WEBLEY/MARK VI/PATENTS/1917". Left side of barrel strap stamped with "'17" in service mark/firing proof/Broad Arrow/view marks/MARK VI". Left-side barrel and frame are each stamped with "Broad Arrow D" Australian Government ownership marks and sold out of service stamps. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Revolver has been importer converted to .45 ACP caliber by "shaving" the rear of the cylinder. Condition overall is good with the refinished metal retaining over 90% bluing, which was applied over old pitting. Bottom of the left grip has a chip missing, otherwise both are good, showing handling marks and areas of flattening to the checkering. Action locks, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore is fair with darkening in the grooves and worn rifling; chambers have darkening that may clean better, otherwise very good. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Late WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #71841, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, all visible numbers matching except magazine, Toriimatsu factory of Nagoya Arsenal proof marks, dated Showa 20.6 (June 1945), large trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and integral fixed rear sight with square notch, coarse knurled cocking knob, and lanyard loop. Smooth mahogany wood grips are numbered to the gun, with one non-matching number blued steel magazine with pot metal base. Typical last ditch, crude, rough machining lines and finish to frame and most of the parts. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% original war-time blued finish, with minor holster wear at the rear of the slide, wear marks from firing on the top of the slide, slight wear on trigger guard edges, and minor light freckling on the underside of the barrel. Grip straps are just slightly thinning with typical half-moon scratches around the safety lever area. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is mostly bright with just a hint of frosting, that may improve to mint with a good cleaning. Grips show only light age and use, with minor scratches and light dings; grip screws show light wear and clean slots. Magazine shows wear lines from use and light freckling, with oxidation to the base. Overall, a very nice example, made only two months before the end of the war. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #1472415, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight with protectors and early rear sight with flush nut and locking bar. Gas plug is early single slot type. Butt trap door is jammed shut preventing inspection. Rifle is marked "U.S. RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" on receiver tang. Right-side barrel is marked "3-S-A-3-43". The bolt, operating rod, trigger housing, and hammer are all marked "SA"; stock is unmarked. Condition overall is fair with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing old frosting across the receiver area and barrel. Stock has added finish applied and is broken along the underside of the forend and thru the left side of the wrist (needs replacement); rear hand guard is also cracked. Action operates smoothly, dark bore is fair with frosting in the grooves and good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Japanese Type 38 Arisaka Smoothbore Training Bolt Action Rifle, #G79, 6.5x50mm Smoothbore cal., 30" barrel, blued finish, one-piece hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Missing cleaning rod. Marked on top of receiver ring with five-pointed star, other markings appear to have been ground off. Left-side buttstock has training type stamp burned into wood. Matching numbers on bolt handle and bayonet lug. Condition overall is good with approx. 60% finish remaining on the metal, mostly turned brown showing areas of frosting. There is an in-place chip to the wrist behind the receiver tang, otherwise the wood is good with scratches and handling marks to the dark varnish finish. Action operates smoothly, smoothbore is dark with old rust and patina. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Last Ditch Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #13821 ,7.7x58mm, 25.5" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight without protectors and fixed rear sight with aperture. Rifle is Last Ditch type with wooden buttplate, simplified bolt handle, and forend without provision for cleaning rod. Marked on top of receiver ring with intact Mum crest but without model number. Stamped on left-side receiver with an Eighth Series mark and the symbol for the Nagoya Arsenal. Matching numbers on bolt handle and extractor. Condition overall is good with approx. 50% of the metal frosted with a rust patina. Wood is good with scattered chips, dents, and scratches to the dark finish. Action functions, but the cocking piece fits loosely and must be manually aligned to operate smoothly; bore is good with good shallow rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Nazi Police Marked Steyr-Hahn Semi-Automatic Pistol, #9512q, 9mm Luger cal., 5-3/16" barrel, blued finish, barrel, trigger, top spring, and hammer finished in the white; internal magazine, drift adjustable blade front sight, fixed integral rear sight with "V" notch, slide marked "08" denoting conversion to 9mm Luger cal., original Austrian eagle proof and "Wn.16" marking at trigger guard; some small parts, frame and slide marked with a "k", Nazi "(eagle)N" firing proof on left side of frame, Nazi Police "(eagle)L" proof mark on right side of frame, "L G K.K." unit marking on lanyard loop at bottom of grip, along with Austrian "(eagle)356" stamped on reverse, and checkered wood grip panels. Condition is good retaining approx. 40% of a war-time arsenal refinish, mainly in protected areas, the balance fading to light brown, with a large darker blued round spot in the top middle of the slide; slide shows wear and pitting at the lower edges and right rear. There is pitting on the frame at the right rear, trigger guard edges, and front grip strap. Front and rear grip straps are thinning to a mottled gray. Small parts finished in the white show age graying, minor rust stains, and light wear. Barrel shows age graying and polishing marks, with a bright bore having some minor frosting in a few places. Action, hold open, and safety function properly. Grips show age darkening, wear, some flattened diamonds, scratches and scuffs, with a small loss on the left grip below the grip screw. There is some play in the fit of the grips. Overall, an honest example with clear markings. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Hungarian Femaru FEG 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol, #131380, .380 Auto cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, grooved hardwood grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side slide "FEMARU-FEGYVER-ES GEPGYAR R.T. 37M.". Magazine floorplate marked "37M". Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing pitting and wear around the muzzle and finish loss and scratches extending back toward the ejection port. Magazine is good with scratches and wear around the feed lips. Grips are good showing scratches, chips, and flattening to the darkened finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #58896, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, Type 14 marking in kanji, dated Showa 19.9 (Sept. 1944), Torimatsu factory of Nagoya Arsenal markings, rough machined finish, late coarse checkered round cocking knob, all visible numbers matching except magazine, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed integral rear sight with small square notch, safety lever, lanyard loop, grooved wood grips, and one blued steel magazine with pot metal base. Condition is good retaining approx. 70% thinning war-time original finish, with wear at the top of the barrel chamber area, rear of slide from firing, sides of slide are thinning to brown, typical round scratches on slide at the safety lever that extend to the left wood grip. Front and rear grip straps are thinning to light brown, as is the front of the trigger guard. Barrel bore shows some bright areas with light frosting that may improve greatly with a good cleaning. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly. Grips show age, darkening, light scratches, and minor chips at the top, but fit well; grip screws show wear on the finish with clean slots. Magazine shows wear from use, light pitting mostly on one side, and age darkening to the base. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Nazi Marked P35 Polish Radom Semi-Automatic Pistol, #T0513, 9mm, 4.7" barrel, blued finish, slide marked with FB Radom VIS Mod.35 Pat. Nr.15567, Nazi eagle firing proof, waffenampt "(eagle)/623", "(eagle)77" waffenampt on slide and frame. Fixed thin blade ramped front sight and drift adjustable fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, hammer drop lever, grip safety, checkered black composite grips with FB and VIS logo in center, lanyard loop at bottom of mainspring housing, one blued steel magazine with "(eagle)188" waffenampt on toe, and one modern replacement blued steel magazine. Typical late-war rough machined surfaces. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% original blued finish, with wear and light pitting to front of the slide, wear spots, a couple of light freckles, and light scratches to sides of the slide, high edgewear to slide, frame, and trigger guard edges, and scattered spotting losses to the finish on the bottom and right side of frame. There is some wear on the frame sides and high edges, front grip strap is thinning, grip safety has some edgewear, and mainspring housing is thinning. There is wear around the hammer drop lever, sides of the grip safety, and sides of the trigger. Action, hold open, and safeties all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips are good showing a few light scratches, soiling, and light wear from use. Original magazine in the gun shows thinning to the finish, wear, and lines from use. Extra magazine is a modern replacement showing lines from use but mostly like new. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Czech CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Extra Barrels and Firing Pin, #F15519, 7.62x25mm, 4.7" barrel, parkerized finish, brown grooved grips, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Pistol comes with one excellent condition magazine and an extra firing pin. Extra barrel #1 is blued and has a small proof stamp on top of the chamber. Condition is excellent. Extra barrel #2 has less than 10% finish and is marked with serial #T10266 on the right-side chamber. Bore has darkening in the grooves otherwise good overall. Pistol is marked "rid" on left-side frame and "(Crossed Swords)53" on right-side frame. Matching numbers on slide and frame. Slide has a series of small punch marks on top flat. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with high edgewear to both sides of slide. There is a chip to the base of the right-side grip, otherwise both are good, showing small chips to the horizontal grooves and light scratches. Action operates smoothly, bore has areas of old patina and some darkening that may clean better with good rifling. Import stamped on right side frame. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Swedish M1887 Nagant Double Action Revolver, #8610A, .22 RF cal., 4.5" octagon barrel, blued finish, four-piece walnut checkered grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Lanyard ring is attached to bottom of grip frame. Mfg'r marked "HUSQVARNIA" on left-side frame over "PTB" (Per Theodor Bergsten) inspection code. Matching numbers (1493) on frame, extractor housing, and barrel. Army #L No 8610/A stamped on right side of frame. Revolver has been converted to .22 RF caliber by sleeving the barrel and chambers . There is a small area of marring on the outside of the cylinder. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with scattered frosting to the frame and wear and patina to the cylinder. The straw loading gate, hammer, and trigger show scattered darkening and patina. Grips are good with flattening to the checkering and scattered handling marks. Action locks, cycles, and extracts smoothly; bore has dark areas that may clean better with good rifling; several of the chambers have small dark areas, otherwise bright. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

New Zealand Issued British Webley Mark VI Double Action Revolver, #425741, .45 ACP cal., 6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight, dovetail insert is missing from rear sight. Marked on left-side frame "WEBLEY/MARK VI/PATENTS/1918". Left-side barrel strap is stamped "MARK VI" behind 18 in service, and Birmingham proof and view stamps. Sold out of service opposing arrows are stamped on left-side barrel forward of holster guides. New Zealand issue marks "NZ/11/19/350" are stamped on rear of frame. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Revolver has been converted to .45 ACP cal. by shaving the rear of the cylinder and can be loaded using full or half-moon clips. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, showing darkening to the barrel and flaking to the painted stirrup release. Grips are good showing small chips and handling marks with overall flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. London export proof marks are stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

British Royal Navy Issue Mk II Webley Double Action Revolver, #49629, .45 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side frame "WEBLEY/MARK II/PATENTS". Left-side barrel strap marked with Birmingham proof stamps and a War Dept. "Broad Arrow" ownership mark. Royal Navy issue "N" is stamped on rear of frame, and another "Broad Arrow" has been engraved into the top of the barrel strap. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and (partially) on edge of cylinder. Revolver has been converted to .45 ACP cal. by shaving the rear of the cylinder and can be loaded using full or half-moon clips. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, now mostly muted, with areas of patina and darkening. Grips are good showing overall wear and flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves and may clean better with very good rifling; chambers have scattered dark spots, otherwise bright. London export proofs are stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Outdoorsman 1st Model Double Action Revolver, #632325, .22 L.R. cal., 6" pinned barrel, pinned Patridge front with brass insert and pre-micrometer adjustable rear sights, humpbacked hammer, blue finish, K-frame, diamond checkered walnut medallion two-piece grips, grip shoe, and 6-rd. cylinder. Mfg'd 1933. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-88% thinning high polish blue finish, with losses at the muzzle, index line on the cylinder, and edgewear on the frame. Additionally, the cylinder shows wear at the flutes. Trigger and hammer show muted case colors and all visible serial numbers are matching. Grips are very good and fit well. The interior of the grips display the matching serial number on the right panel. Bore is very good, action locks up tight and the timing is good on this desirable pre-war K-22. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Official Police Post-War Double Action Revolver, #811496, .38 Spec. cal., 6" barrel, serrated blade front and a square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips. Mfg'd 1962. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning factory blue finish, with significant losses on both sides of the barrel, at the muzzle, and at the front of the cylinder. Front and rear straps have drifted to a mixture of thinning blue and gray patina. There is a pronounced index line on the cylinder and a light freckling of surface rust on the barrel and frame. Checkered walnut medallion grips are good with some discoloration and flattening of checkering, particularly on the right panel. Action works well and the timing and bore good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model C Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2497, .22 Short cal., 6.75" lightweight barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, and one unmarked two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Left barrel lug is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./THE HIGH STANDARD MFG. CO./NEW HAVEN CONN. U.S.A./PATENTED". Mfg'd 1938. Pistol is very good overall retaining approx. 86%-88% factory blue finish, with losses at the muzzle and along the length of the barrel. There are small patches of light surface erosion and a small area of light rust at the muzzle due to poor storage. Slide shows edgewear and small scratches on the top. Grips are in very good condition and fit well. Bore is very good with defined rifling, and the action functions well on this desirable early pre-war Model C. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard 2nd Model Olympic Semi-Automatic Pistol, #358250, .22 Short cal., 4.5" heavy bull barrel, blade front and adjustable "Davis" rear sights, provision for weights on the underside, lever takedown, grooved surface on top of barrel and slide, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips with thumb rest, and one correct humpback 10-rd. magazine. Left barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./NEW HAVEN, CONN. U.S.A." Mfg'd 1952. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 88%-90% toning blue finish, with moderate loss of finish at the muzzle, scratches and mars along the barrel. Slide shows edgewear and the grips straps both show thinning blue finish going to dark patina. The rare humpbacked magazine is in good condition with a small amount of light surface rust due to poor storage. Grips are very good and fit well. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model GD Semi-Automatic Pistol, #324358, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" medium heavy barrel, blade front and adjustable "Davis" rear sights, lever takedown, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, and one 10-shot magazine. Left barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./NEW HAVEN, CONN. U.S.A." Mfg'd 1948. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue finish, with moderate wear and loss of finish along the barrel, slide, and front and rear grip straps. There are small areas of light surface rust and roughness with light scratches and some dried oil. Grips are good showing some flattening of the checkering and small mars associated with carry and use. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Flite King 1st Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #432389, .22 Short cal., 6.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, alloy frame, blue finish, checkered Hi-Standard plastic two-piece target grips with thumb rest, push-button takedown, aluminum frame and slide, and one 10-rd. Hi-Standard marked magazine. Includes an extra 4.5" barrel in very good condition. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP/HAMDEN CONN., U.S.A."; left rear of slide is marked "LW-100". Mfg'd 1953. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 86%-88% thinning factory blue finish, with losses at the muzzle, edges of the slide, and front and rear grip straps. Grips are in very good condition with a thumb rest on the left panel. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Olympic ISU Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1841925, .22 Short cal., 6.75" tapered barrel, ported integral stabilizer and blade front and adjustable rear bridge sights, provision for weights on the underside, push-button takedown, stippled front and back grip straps, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with thumb rest, and one Hi-Standard marked 10-rd. magazine. Right barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./HAMDEN CONN. U.S.A." Mfg'd 1968. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 92%-94% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, a scuff on top of the slide, and a couple of tiny spots of light surface rust. Trigger and magazine release show muted case colors with some surface rust on the trigger due to poor storage. The underside of the barrel is factory drilled to accommodate weights and stabilizers, there are two weights attached. Grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7934, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blade front and "U"-notched fixed rear sights, no finish, checkered hard rubber Colt grips, and 7-rd. replacement magazine. Mfg'd 1904. Pistol is in fair overall condition having gone to an even gray patina, with scratches, mars, and small areas of light surface rust. There is a legible Rampant Colt emblem at the left rear of the slide. Checkered hard rubber Colt grips are in good condition. Bore is fair and the action functions on this early 1903 Pocket that would benefit from some TLC. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Copy of a Browning Model 1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #126063, .32 ACP cal., 4.1" barrel, blued finish, straw-colored small parts, spurious Browning patent and Belgium proof marks, fixed blade front sight is removable, integral fixed rear sight with "V" notch, finely checkered horn grip panels, and one bare steel unmarked magazine. A very well-made Chinese copy of the Belgian Browning Model 1900, nicely finished and marked. Condition is good retaining approx. 70%-80% original finish, with wear and light freckling on the front, top, and sides of the slide, some light freckling on the frame, wear to the finish at the trigger guard front and sides. Front grip strap is fading slightly, rear grip strap show more wear and mottling to the finish, straw-finished small parts show age and fading to the color. Action and safety function properly, but firing is not recommended due to questionable build quality and heat treatment; bore is dark and heavily pitted. Grips show wear, small insect bites, and right grip is separating at the rear edge; right grip screw head is broken. Magazine is polished in the white and shows age graying, wear from use, and light freckling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Early Colt Huntsman Semi-Automatic Pistol, #94478-C, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel with serrated blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered two-piece thumb rest walnut grips, one Colt marked 10-rd. bottom-release magazine marked "COLT CAL .22 L.R.". Mfg'd 1955, first year of production. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 92% factory blue finish, with holster wear at muzzle, light scratches, edgewear on the slide, and dried oil that should clean. Markings are sharp, including a crisp Rampant Colt on the left lug. Grips are in very good condition with light scratches and compressions consistent with field use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Woodsman 1st Series Match Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #MT11065, .22 L.R. cal., 6.6" heavy barrel, pinned blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, replacement Colt marked extended length checkered plastic two-piece grips, and one correct two-tone Colt magazine marked "COLT WOODSMAN/CAL .22 L.R./MATCH TARGET MOD." Mfg'd 1941. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 84%-86% thinning blue finish, with a crisp "MATCH TARGET" bullseye on the left barrel lug. Barrel shows loss of finish at the muzzle and drifts to gray patina in areas at the rear. Frame and slide show highpoint edgewear with small scratches and mars. Front and rear grip straps show scrapes and thinning of finish. Grips are Colt marked military style replacements and are in very good condition. Unfortunately, someone has drilled a small tap hole in the middle of the magazine base. (It does not affect the function but detracts from the appearance.) Bore is very good and the action is crisp on this WWII era Match Target. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model H-B 2nd Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #298404, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, spur hammer, external safety, checkered plastic HS monogram two-piece grips, and one correct unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1948. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning factory blue finish with wear at the muzzle, highpoint edgewear and loss of finish on the front and rear grip straps. There is light surface rust on the slide and trigger with a small area of loss at the left rear of the frame. Grips are in very good condition and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Supermatic 1st Model Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #385423, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" medium-weight barrel, Patridge type blade front and Davis adjustable rear sights, with an accessory groove on the underside and a barrel weight mounted, lever takedown, blue finish, factory grooved grip straps, checkered brown plastic two-piece thumb rest grips, and one unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Left barrel lug is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG CORP NEW HAVEN CONN U.S.A." Mfg'd 1952. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory blue finish with wear and loss of finish along the barrel, particularly at the muzzle. There is edgewear on the slide and frame with thinning finish on the grips straps. Grips are in very good condition and fit well. Action functions well, bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt 357 Magnum Double Action Revolver, #3386, .357 Mag. cal., 6" barrel, serrated ramped blade front and square-notched adjustable rear sights, wide target hammer, blue finish, checkered walnut Colt medallion target grips. Mfg'd 1954. Revolver is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and light surface rust noted. There is a faint index line on the cylinder and dried oil that should clean. A trigger shoe has been added during the period of use. Checkered walnut medallion grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action works well, bore is good. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Officer's Model Match 5th Issue Double Action Revolver, #926525, .38 Spec. cal., 6" tapered barrel, pinned ramped blade with an orange insert front and white outline square-notched adjustable rear sights, wide target hammer, blue finish, Pachmayr Presentation checkered rubber one-piece target grips. Mfg'd 1969. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches on the barrel, and a faint index line on the cylinder. The replacement grips are very good and fit well. Action needs attention as it will function in single action and hold at full cock, it will not in double action; bore is very good. Revolver should be inspected by a competent gunsmith before firing. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #66290, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, small half-round front and "U"-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, smooth composite two-piece grips, and one Colt 7-rd. magazine marked "COLT/.380 AUTO." with an "M" proof and Rampant Colt symbol. Mfg'd 1923. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning factory finish, with even holster wear at the muzzle, along the slide and frame. There is flaking of finish on top and right side of the slide, and intermittently on the frame. Front and rear grip straps have drifted to gray patina. Composite grips are in good condition with small mars and scratches, appearing to have been on the pistol for a considerable amount of time. Action works well and locks up tight; bore is fair, showing heavy use with some roughness noted. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard "The Sharpshooter" Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G01367, .22 LR cal., 5.5" bull barrel, Patridge type blade front and slide-mounted adjustable rear sights, blue finish, push-button takedown, factory ribbed trigger, checkered walnut two-piece target grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and 10-rd. unmarked magazine. Mfg'd 1975. Pistol is in fine overall condition with some thinning of the finish on the barrel, light wear at the muzzle and around the front sight, light scratches and handling marks. Pistol retains approx. 95% toning factory blue finish. Grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good with clear defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Hi-Standard Dura-Matic M-101 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1486787, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel with serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, round takedown screw, and one 10-rd. Hi-Standard marked magazine. Right barrel flat is marked "HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP/HAMDEN CONN., U.S.A.", and left rear of slide is marked "M-101". Mfg'd 1965. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90% toning factory blue finish, with wear and light pinprick pitting at the muzzle, primarily on the left side. Slide and frame shows highpoint edgewear and small scratches consistent with carry and use. Grips are in very good condition and fit well. Action functions smoothly, bore is good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Montreal Police Marked Smith & Wesson Model 10-2 Double Action Revolver, #C558174, .38 Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, four-screw frame, diamond checkered walnut two-piece S&W Magna medallion grips. Butt is marked "SPM" indicating it was formerly the property of the "Service de Police de Montreal". Mfg'd 1962. Revolver is in very good overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 80%-85% of an old refinish, with holster wear at the muzzle, mars and scratches associated with carry and use, and an index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors, and the gun is import marked on the underside of the barrel. Grips are good showing moderate to heavy use with a good fit. Bright bore is good with defined rifling. Action is smooth and timing is good on this police-issued K-frame from Canada. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K308808, .22 LR cal., 6" pinned barrel, Patridge front and adjustable micro-click rear sights, blue finish, replacement checkered wood two-piece target grips with thumb rest, 6-shot cylinder, four-screw frame, case colored hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1957. Revolver is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches and mars consistent with carry and use. There are light scratches around the trigger guard and an index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors. Wood target grips are period replacements in very good condition, with sharp checkering and a good fit. Bore is good and the action is crisp on this desirable Pre-Model 17 S&W. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Hammerless Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #362525, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut Colt medallion two-piece grips, 6-shot Colt two-tone magazine marked "CAL.25/COLT". Mfg'd 1927. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 70%-75% thinning blue finish, with holster wear along the slide primarily on the left side, edgewear and general thinning of finish. There are several small dents at the bottom of the front grip strap, and a crisp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the slide. Trigger and grip safety show muted case coloring. Checkered walnut medallion grips are very good with some flattening of the checkering. Action works well, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Victor Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #ML73077, 5.5" barrel with a full-length ventilated rib, blade front and integral adjustable sights, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece thumb rest grips, factory stippled front and rear straps, two (2) 10-rd. magazines, barrel weights, and push-button takedown. Frame is marked "VICTOR" on left side; right side of slide is marked "HIGH STANDARD INC./E. HARTFORD, CONN. U.S.A." Mfg'd 1980. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue finish, with light scratches and edgewear associated with carry and use. Factory grooved trigger, safety, and magazine release are finished in gold tone. Grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is good with defined rifling. Lot includes two (2) correct 10-rd. magazines. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #43046-S, .22 L.R. cal., 6" heavy barrel, pinned Patridge style front and adjustable rear sights, factory ribbed front and rear straps, frame mounted magazine release button, blue finish, checkered "Coltwood" two-piece composite grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and 10-rd. Colt marked magazine. Mfg'd 1950. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning blue finish, with wear along the barrel, light scratches, mild surface erosion and edgewear to the slide and frame. Front and rear grip straps are drifting to gray patina and the grip adapter is missing. "Coltwood" grips are very good and fit well. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #91462, .22 L.R. cal., 4.5" barrel, blade front and square-notched adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered two-piece walnut grips, with one correct unmarked 10-rd. magazine. Left barrel lug is marked "MADE IN U.S.A./HIGH STANDARD MFG. CORP./NEW HAVEN CONN." Mfg'd 1941. Pistol is in very good overall condition with moderate wear and thinning at the muzzle and along the barrel. There is highpoint edgewear along the frame and slide, some areas of loss of finish on top of the slide and small scratches evident. Front and rear grip straps show thinning blue finish with even wear. Grips are about good with some flattening of the checkering. Action locks up tight, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #35854, .22 L.R. cal., 6.75" lightweight barrel, Patridge type front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber H.S. monogram grips, and one correct two-tone 10-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1938. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition with only light handling and storage marks, retaining approx. 96% factory blue finish. Grips are very good and checkering is sharp. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Series 70 Lightweight Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CLW024093, .45 ACP cal., 4-1/4" barrel, blue finish, black alloy frame, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1976. Condition is very good retaining approx. 88%-90% factory finishes. Metal shows general light edgewear and handling marks. Wear to the front and back strap accounts for much of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with a few flat spots to the checkering detail, which is otherwise crisp. Action operates smoothly. Bore is good, bright, rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N61006, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel with matte stainless bushing, blue finish, smooth white plastic/faux ivory grips, blade front sight and square-notched Elliason rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation, with a skeletonized trigger, and one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1978. Condition is good retaining approx. 92% factory metal finish. Handling wear and a few spots of pitting to the back of the frame accounts for most of the finish loss. Light pitting is also visible on the grip safety, sides of the hammer, and trigger. There are spots of darkening to the finish along the bottom, front, and back edges of the frame; light scratches and minor finish wear to the slide. Factory lettering is clearly defined. Grips are excellent with only a few minor handling marks. Smooth action. Good bore, bright, with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger M77 Bolt Action Rifle, #75-36383, 7mm Rem Mag. cal., 24" barrel with no provision for sights, integral bases, tang-mounted safety, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock, with a ventilated rubber Whiteline recoil pad, sling swivels, and a period leather rifle sling. Mfg'd 1981. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, with light scratches, wear at the muzzle, some surface erosion, dried oil and such on the barrel. The small mars and marks are consistent with field use. Bolt is serialized to the rifle with a matching number. Checkered walnut stock is in good condition with intermittent scratches and mars from carry and use. Rifle features a desirable tang safety, and the ventilated rubber pad provides a 14-1/4" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Ruger M77R Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #77-44753, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" barrel with no accommodation for sight, tang-mounted safety, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels, basketweave pattern leather sling and a red rubber ventilated recoil pad, hinged magazine base, rings, and a Redfield Illuminator 3-9x40 variable-power rifle scope in gloss black with a duplex reticle providing clear, crisp optics. Mfg'd 1982. Rifle is in excellent overall condition retaining 97%-98% factory blue with light handling marks. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Checkered walnut stock is very good with small scratches and light scuffs. A red rubber Whiteline ventilated rubber recoil pad has been added during the period of use providing a 14-1/8" LOP. Action works well, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Remington Model 742 Woods Master Semi-Automatic Rifle, #265422, 6mm Rem. cal., 22" barrel, brass bead ramped blade in the factory dovetail front and "U"-notched adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered wood two-piece pistol grip stock with a checkered aluminum buttplate, 4-rd. detachable box magazine and two-piece base, rings, and a Bushnell Scope Chief 6x fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black with a fine wire reticle providing clear optics. Mfg'd 1967. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 94%-95% original blue finish with light handling and storage marks only. There are some small marks on the trigger guard. Checkered wood stock is very good with light scratches and nice figure in the buttstock, ending with a checkered aluminum buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Model 742 Woods Master Semi-Automatic Rifle, #219527, 6mm Rem. cal., 22" barrel, ramped blade in the factory dovetail front and "U"-notched adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered wood two-piece pistol grip stock with a checkered aluminum buttplate, 4-rd. detachable box magazine and sling eyes. Mfg'd 1966. Rifle is in very good to near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90% thinning original blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches and edgewear. A Weaver one-piece base has been added during the period of use. There is some loss of finish on the left side of the receiver, light scratches, and scrapes on the trigger guard. Stock is very good with some flattening of checkering and light marks, ending with a checkered aluminum buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Howa Model 1500 Bolt Action Rifle, #B114535, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel with no provision for sights, blue finish, checkered one-piece synthetic pistol grip stock with cheekpiece and solid rubber Howa marked recoil pad, sling eyes, and topped with two-piece bases, rings, and a Nikko Sterling Gold Crown 3-9x42 variable-power rifle scope in matte black with a duplex reticle providing clear, crisp optics. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory finish with light handling marks. The synthetic stock is very good and the solid rubber pad provides a 13-1/2" LOP. Action works smoothly, bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Remington Model 760 Game Master Slide Action Rifle, #230069, .270 Win. cal., 22" round barrel, factory dovetailed steel bead blade front sight with the rear sights removed and left vacant, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece pistol grip stock, detachable box magazine, sling swivels, and a period leather military style rifle sling. Topped with Redfield one-piece base and rings, with a matte finished Weaver steel tube K4 fixed-power scope with fine wire crosshairs providing crisp, clear optics. Rifle mfg'd 1954. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% thinning blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and small scratches along the barrel. Receiver shows significant toning blue finish with thinning and edgewear, particularly on the underside. Smooth wood stocks are in very good condition with scrapes and mars consistent with field use. Buttstock has been cut and ends with a deteriorated ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 12.75" LOP; 12.25" to end of wood. Action works smoothly, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Steyr Arms (Mannlicher) Model L Bolt Action Carbine, #61787, .22-250 cal., 20" cold hammer-forged barrel with no accommodation for sights, blue finish, checkered wood one-piece full-length Mannlicher style pistol grip stock with cheekpiece and a solid rubber Steyr marked recoil pad, 5-shot rotary magazine and butter knife bolt handle with matching serial number. Carbine is topped with two-piece claw mounts and rings, with an unmarked variable-power scope in gloss black with a German #4 reticle with clear crisp optics. Scope shows considerable wear and has been refinished but appears to be quality glass. Carbine is in very good overall condition with thinning of finish and bare metal showing in several spots on the hammer-forged barrel. Receiver retains the majority of the factory blue with an import mark on the right front ring and the rear of the receiver marked "MADE IN AUSTRIA". There is finish loss on the butter knife bolt handle. The skip-line checkered wood Mannlicher stock is good with dents and compressions consistent with field use; there is some flattening of the checkering evident. Bore is good and action is smooth on this desirable Steyr Carbine. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

Custom Winchester Model 52 Single Shot Benchrest Rifle, #39775, .22 LR cal., 27.75" heavy round barrel, blued finish, wood laminate thumbhole pistol grip stock, and M.H Canjar aluminum buttplate with folding hook. In very good overall condition. Metal surfaces show minor scuffs and handling marks, trigger guard has faded to brown. Wood with minor scuffs and a small .60x.125x.01" sliver of wood missing from the left front forearm. Stock has an added 12" Freeland style rail. Bore is bright with well defined rifling. Includes (1) one 5-rd. magazine. Magazine catch will need adjustment as the release button is stuck in the down position and is not needed to release the mag. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Birmingham Small Arms (BSA) Martini International MK II Single Shot Rifle, #E463, .22 LR cal., 29" round barrel, blued finish, smooth two-piece hardwood stock with diamond pattern checkering, and extended lever. Condition is very good overall. Metal surfaces showing minor handling marks, case colors on lever have faded. Wood with minor scratches and light impressions. Front and rear sights have been removed but bases remain. Forearm equipped with a 4.5" rail with 5 mounting holes. Mounting base for additional shell holder located on the left side of the receiver. Length of pull is 13" including a checkered solid wood buttplate, OAL is 43.5" and the rifle weighs 11.85 lbs. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Custom BRNO VZ-24 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #D52923, .25-06 cal., 26" medium heavy barrel with no accommodation for sights, flag safety, bolt in the white, blue finish, smooth laminate wood one-piece pistol grip target stock with a Whiteline ventilated rubber recoil pad. Rifle is in fine overall condition with the custom barrel retaining approx. 96%-97% blue finish. Receiver retains a significant amount of blue with a Czech crest on the front ring. Front and rear rings have been drilled and tapped and left vacant. Trigger guard has been slimmed. The smooth laminate wood stock is very good with light scratches and handling marks, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 14.25" LOP.  Action works well, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, # G1228347, .222 Rem. cal., 22" barrel, factory front and rear sights removed and the holes filled with tap screws, blue finish, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and a Winchester marked checkered plastic buttplate, blind magazine, factory jeweled bolt with matching serial number, and topped with a Redfield one-piece mount and rings. Mfg'd 1975. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining 97%-98% factory blue finish with light handling marks and small mars. The checkered walnut stock is very good with a couple of small mars and a dent at the comb, ending with a checkered plastic buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP.  Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Mossberg Patriot Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #MPR0090507, .308 Win. cal., 22" fluted barrel with no accommodation for sights, fluted bolt, matte blue finish, stippled walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with cheekpiece and ventilated rubber recoil pad, detachable 5-rd. box magazine, sling studs, Weaver bases and rings, with a Vortex Diamond Back 3-9x40 rifle scope in matte black with a BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator) reticle. Scope has small mars and scratches on the exterior with clear, crisp optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition showing little use with minor handling and storage marks. Stippled walnut stock is near excellent showing light handling marks with a crossbolt added for stability. Buttstock ends with a Mossberg marked ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Firearms Co. Custom Mauser Apache Brigadier Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #MAG-26151, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, hooded ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, high-polish blue finish, skip-line checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip Monte Carlo stock with a rosewood forend cap, cheekpiece, hinged floorplate and ventilated rubber recoil pad, sling swivels, Redfield one-piece base, rings, and a Weaver Classic 600 fixed 6X rifle scope in gloss black with a duplex reticle. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory high-polish blue finish with handling marks. Barrel is marked "FIREARMS Co. MADE IN ENGLAND" with several English proofs and acceptance marks. Barrel address reads "CALLAN WESTERN SALES, LOS ALAMITOS, CALIFORNIA". Action is a commercial Mauser with the bolt in the white with a matching serial number on the bolt. The skip-line checkered stock is very good with rosewood forend cap and pistol grip, ending with a ventilated rubber pad providing a 14" LOP. Action is smooth, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Rifle is similar to other English made custom Mauser Sporters from BSA and Parker-Hale built on commercial Yugoslavian actions. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Ruger M77RS Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #770-78174, .338 Win. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, banded ramped blade front and folding semi-buckhorn rear sights, tang-mounted safety, blue finish, integral scope bases, checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling eyes and a red solid rubber Ruger marked recoil pad. Mfg'd 1986. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining 98%-99% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Bolt is etched with the matching serial number. Checkered walnut stock is very good with small mars, scratches, and compressions. Buttstock ends with a red solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Action is smooth, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Mossberg Patriot Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #MPR116589, .243 Win cal., 20" fluted barrel with no accommodation for sights, fluted bolt, matte blue finish, stippled walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with cheekpiece and ventilated rubber recoil pad, detachable 5-rd. box magazine, sling studs, Weaver bases and rings with a Vortex Crossfire II 3-9x40 rifle scope in matte black with a BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator) reticle. Scope shows clear, crisp optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition showing little use with minor handling and storage marks. Walnut stock is very good with small mars and scratches, with a crossbolt added for stability. Buttstock ends with a Mossberg marked ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Ruger Model .44 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #102-94823, .44 Magnum cal., 18.5" barrel, banded blade with brass bead front and folding rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut stock with barrel band, sling swivels, and ending with a smooth plastic crescent buttplate providing a 13.25" LOP. Mfg'd 1981. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue finish, with light scratches and handling marks.  Redfield two-piece bases and rings added. Walnut stock is near excellent showing little use. Action functions well, bore is very good with defined rifling. Long out of production, these handy rifles were mfg'd from 1961 to 1985 before they were discontinued due to their high production cost. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Stevens Model 325-C Bolt Action Rifle, NSNV, .30-30 cal., 21" barrel, brass bead blade front and "V"-notched standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood one-piece pistol grip stock with a ribbed plastic buttplate and 4-rd. detachable box magazine. Lot includes a Weaver side mount and Bushnell Sportview 4x32 fixed-power rifle scope in gloss black, with a medium duplex reticle and clear optics. Mfg'd 1947, discontinued in 1950. Rifle is in good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle, small mars, and light surface rust on the barrel. Left wall of the receiver has four vacant holes for the side mount, as well as two factory holes for a peep sight filled with tap screws. The butter-knife bolt handle is in the white. Action works well and locks up tight; bore is fair with some roughness that may clean. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Savage Axis Compact Model Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #H606744, .243 Win. cal., 20" barrel with no accommodation for sights, tang-mounted safety, matte blue finish, matte black synthetic one-piece pistol grip stock with a ventilated rubber recoil pad, sling eyes and 4-rd. detachable magazine. Rifle is in near excellent condition showing little use. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped with Weaver two-piece bases added. The synthetic stock is very good with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13.25" LOP. Bore is very good with defined rifling and the action works well on this Savage youth model Sporter. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

German Gunsmith Modified Model 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #5, unknown caliber (8x57mm snap cap will not chamber), 29.25" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable Lange Vizier rear sight. Magazine assembly has been removed. No cleaning rod. Original military markings have been removed, now gunsmith engraved "J.D.MORITZ' SOHN/LEIPZIG, DITTRICHRING 6". Forend was "duffle cut" as by U.S. servicemen returning from WWII Europe indicating rifle was captured. Forend has been glued back in place with a visible seam line. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing scattered patina to the barrel, floorplate and magazine. Wood is good with areas of marring and dents to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bore has darkening mid barrel that may clean better with good+ rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Springfield Armory XD-9 Tactical Semi-Automatic Pistol, #XD876245, 9mm, 5" barrel, matte black finish, black polymer frame, integral lower Picatinny rail, 3-dot white sight configuration, with two (2) 10-rd. Springfield Armory magazines. In matching numbered black plastic case with cleaning brush, cable lock, and instruction manual. Pistol is in like new overall condition, appearing little used. Slide with a few slight scuffs and insignificant handling marks. Smooth action, bright bore with strong rifling. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern)

Glock Model 23 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WZU896, .40 S&W cal., 4" replacement Double Diamond barrel, matte black slide, polymer OD green frame with lower accessory rail, white-dot front sight and white outline square-notched rear sight. Black textured grip tape has been added to the frame, as well as a Molon Labe grip plug. Includes three (3) 13-rd. Glock magazines. In a non-matching black plastic Glock case that is for a Model 19 pistol. Condition is excellent. Slide with a few slight scuffs and minor handling marks. The visible portion of the frame appears like new. The added grip tape is a little loose at a few of the edges. Excellent, smooth action. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Glock Model 30 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #NKU454 .45 ACP cal., 3.77'' barrel, matte black finish, black polymer frame, white dot front sight and white outline rear sight, with two (2) 10-rd. Glock magazines. In non-matching Glock case with owner's manual, lock, and cleaning accessories. In excellent condition, appears minimally fired. Smooth action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P-320 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #58A050116, 9mm, 3.9" barrel with three-dot sighting system, bobbed hammer, black Nitron finish, black textured polymer grips, accessory rail, two 15-rd. hi-cap magazines. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish showing little use. Right side of frame is marked "COMPACT MEDIUM". Textured polymer grips are near excellent. Action is crisp, bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern) (Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Glock Model 19 Gen 2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BLS672US, 9mm, 4.01'' barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame, three-dot Trijicon night sights, with one 10-rd. Glock magazine. In non-matching black hard plastic Glock case. Condition is near excellent showing minimal handling and range use, there is a very light scratch showing on the left forward portion of the frame. Action is tight and smooth, excellent mirror bright bore. Night sights do not glow. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Russian Model IJ70-17AH Baikal Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Box and Paperwork, #RP000268, .380 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blued finish, one-piece black plastic checkered grip, blade front sight and adjustable rear sight with square notch. Ten-rd. capacity magazine is in excellent condition. Cardboard box has penned matching serial number applied and is in good condition showing edgewear, removed tape, and minor scuffs. Owner's manual and other paperwork are in good to very good condition showing light wear from storage. Pistol is marked with model number and "Made in Russia/by IMEZ" on left-side slide. Matching original serial number on slide and frame over-stamped by importer applied serial number. Condition overall is excellent showing almost no wear to the finish on the metal or grips. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import engraved on right side of slide. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

FMK Model 9C1G2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BB13022, 9mm, 4" barrel with Novak lo-mount sights, black matte finish, textured rubber ergonomic grips, and 14-rd. hi-cap magazine. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% thinning blue finish, with edgewear and even thinning of finish on the slide. Rear sight is worn to bare metal on top. Slide is inscribed with the Bill of Rights, and the top reads "IN GOD WE TRUST/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA". Textured rubber grips are very good and feature a shock-absorbing back strap. Action is crisp, bore is very good with defined rifling. Lot includes a total of six (6) FMK marked 14-rd. hi-cap magazines. The FMK pistols were mfg'd in Placentia, CA and are now out of production. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

French MAB P-15 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #613592, 9mm, 4.5" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, ringed hammer, blue finish, checkered plastic MAB marked two-piece grips, with 15-rd. hi-cap magazine. Right side of slide is marked "MADE IN FRANCE" and features French proofs and acceptance marks, including "ST. ETIENNE" at the right rear. Left side of slide is import marked "HOWCO DIST. INC./LAUREL, MD. USA." Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle, edgewear along the slide, and numerous small mars and scratches from carry and use. Checkered plastic grips are good with scuffs and scratches. Action works well, bore is good with strong rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Beretta Model 950 BS Jetfire Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BER10714T, .22 Short cal., 2.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, 6-shot unmarked magazine. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 88%-90% of the thinning blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and along the slide. There is thinning of finish on the front strap and small mars on the rear strap. Checkered plastic grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Redhawk Double Action Revolver, #501-45102, .357 Magnum cal., 5.5" ribbed barrel, orange insert ramped blade and square-notched adjustable rear sights, smooth wood Ruger two-piece medallion grips, in all stainless steel construction. Mfg'd 1985. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with scattered handling marks and a light index line on the cylinder. Smooth wood grips are near excellent with small mars and storage marks. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 66-2 Combat Magnum Double Action Revolver, #216K469, .357 Mag. cal., 2.5" barrel, orange insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, stainless steel, checkered rubber one-piece Pachmayr Presentation/Compac grips, with 6-shot cylinder. This model was discontinued in 2004. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with intermittent light scratches, an index line, and holster wear at the muzzle. Grips are very good and fit well. Bore is very good with clearly defined rifling, and the action is crisp on this lightly used S&W. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #650-01811, .32 H&R mag. cal., 4-5/8'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut grips with silver Ruger medallions, fixed blade front sight and square-notched fully adjustable rear sight. In an original Ruger box with no end label. Approx. 95% original finish remains, and revolver is in very good overall condition. Frame has toned to a light plum color. Cylinder with a moderate index line. Tip of ejector rod housing with a small impression. Grips with bright medallions and only a few minor handling marks. Action is crisp, with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern/PPT)

AMT Back-Up II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A22801, .380 ACP cal., 2.5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, stainless steel, checkered black carbon fiber two-piece grips, with 5-shot finger extension magazine. Left side of slide is marked "EL MONTE, CALIF." Mfg'd 1993-1998. Pistol is in very good overall condition with light scratches, marks, and holster wear consistent with carry and use. Carbon fiber grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Rock Island M1911 A1-FS G.I. Standard Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RIA2273767, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, low-profile blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, black parkerized finish, smooth wood two-piece grips, one 8-rd. magazine with bumper pad. In plastic factory case with an additional Novak marked 7-rd. magazine, trigger lock, manual, spent cases and associated packaging materials. Pistol is as new in the factory case showing little, if any use, only light handling marks with a couple of light scratches. The underside of the frame is import marked "APINTL-PAHRUMP NV / ACP PHILIPPINES". Smooth wood grips are excellent and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Glock Model 44 Gen 5 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #ADPU062, .22 LR cal., 4" barrel, lightweight polymer covered steel slide, black polymer frame with integral lower accessory rail, white dot front sight and square-notched white outline rear sight, with three (3) 10-rd. Glock magazines. In matching numbered Glock case with sealed instruction manual and four (4) additional interchangeable back straps. Pistol is in like new condition, appearing to have been handled and fired very little. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Heckler & Koch Model VP9 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #224-109864, 9mm, 4" barrel with fixed three-dot luminous sights, black finish, ergonomic grips with changeable back straps, side panels and molded finger grooves, one 15-rd. and one 17-rd. hi-cap magazine, factory plastic hard case with interchangeable grip parts (2 back straps and 4 side panels) and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only light handling marks. Grips are excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Walther Model PPK/S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #035681, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, original checkered black plastic Walther grips, white-dot blade front and square-notched rear sight. Includes two (2) 7-rd. Walther magazines, one with black plastic finger extension and (1) one Mec-Gar 7-rd magazine. In original matching numbered black plastic Walther case with instruction manual and matching numbered test target. Right side of slide is marked "Interarms/Alexandria, Virginia". Made in U.S.A. Test target is dated 3/83. Pistol is in near excellent condition retaining approx. 98%+ factory blue with only a few slight handling marks. Grip checkering is sharp. Action operates smoothly, bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Commander Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #GM01196, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, blade front and square-notched Elliason adjustable rear sights, beavertail safety, checkered flat mainspring housing, nickel finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, and one blued Colt 8-rd. magazine marked "COLT/.45 AUTO" at base. Mfg'd 1992. Pistol is in very good+ condition with light scratches and scuffs, primarily on the slide and frame. The Colt medallion grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Service Ace .22 LR Conversion Unit, Magazine, Parts, etc. Lot includes a Colt Service Model Ace marked slide, barrel, guide rod, spring, bushing, magazine and parts in fine overall condition. Slide retains approx. 90%-92% factory finish, with scratches, mars, and edgewear noted. Base of the magazine is marked "COLT / 22 ACE L.R. / SERVICE MODEL". Bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500.

Colt Detective Special 4th Issue Double Action Revolver, #AD0458, .38 Spec. cal., 2" barrel, blue finish, nicely figured replacement grips, made of smooth hardwood, with finger grooves and a gloss finish. Ramped blade front sight with added contrasting compound, with a standard notched rear sight. An early 4th issue revolver that was mfg'd in 1992. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% factory blue, with very few intermittent slight handling marks. Cylinder shows mild plum colored toning and a light index line. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear near new with only a few insignificant handling marks. Action cycles smoothly and locks up well. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Freedom Arms Mini Single Action 5-Shot Revolver, #A68579, .22 LR cal., 1" barrel with a missing blade front and fixed rear sights, brushed stainless steel finish, 5-shot fluted cylinder, smooth two-piece laminate wood bird's head grips, spur trigger. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition showing little use, with the front sight having been removed and left vacant. There is light surface rust where the sight was removed, otherwise the revolver shows only light handling marks. Right side of frame is marked "CASULL'S IMPROVEMENT/FREEDOM ARMS". Bird's head grips are excellent and fit well. Bore is good and action is crisp. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #260-77565, .22 WMR cal., 9.5" barrel, ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, smooth laminate wood one-piece replacement grips, trigger shoe added. Topped with a B-Square mount with a Bushnell Magnum Phantom fixed 1.3X scope in matte black, showing a fine wire reticle providing clear and bright optics. Revolver is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-98% factory blue finish, with light handling marks and red nail polish added to the front sight. Wood laminate combat grips are near excellent showing little use. Bore is very good and the action is crisp on this Ruger, scarce and desirable with the 9.5" barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Series 70 1911 Lightweight Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CLW007471, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Colt medallion grips, Colt marked 7-rd. magazine, and ringed hammer. Mfg'd 1970. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, with holster wear at the muzzle and along the length of the slide. There are numerous light scratches, mars, thinning of finish, and light surface erosion on the left side of the slide at the rear; mainspring housing is worn. Grips are very good with sharp checkering. Action works well, bore is good. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Composite Post-War Colt Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SM34930, consisting of a electroless nickel Service Model Ace frame and blued MK IV Series 70 slide, .45 ACP cal., 5" Series 70 barrel, blued small parts, checkered walnut grips with silver Colt medallions, white-dot blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, with one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1981. Condition is very good retaining approx. 97% factory blue, with a few light scratches and spots of edgewear. Frame shows light handling wear that is associated with moderate range use. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show general handling wear and grip checkering is generally dull, medallions are bright. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright, rifling shows moderate wear but is still clearly defined. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-6 Double Action Revolver, #CNS0941, .44 Magnum cal., 4" barrel, red insert ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, 6-shot cylinder, brushed stainless steel finish, S&W textured rubber one-piece combat grips. Includes the factory blue plastic case with a matching end label. Revolver is in very good overall condition with light scratches and mars from carry and use. There is light surface rust around the base of the front sight and some dried oil that should clean. Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardening. Grips are very good and show little use. Action locks up tight, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 Double Action Revolver, #5K45580, .38 Spec. cal., 4" pinned barrel, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, 6-shot cylinder, K-frame, blue finish, checkered rubber one-piece Pachmayr combat grips. Mfg'd 1973. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 94%-96% polished blue finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger show muted case colors. Combat grips are replacements and are in very good condition. Action is crisp and the timing is excellent; bore is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Taurus Model 17 Tracker Double Action Revolver, #WF128159, .17 HMR cal., 6.5" barrel with a full-length ventilated rib, red insert ramped blade and adjustable rear sights, matte stainless steel, textured rubber one-piece combat grips. Topped with a Taurus factory accessories rail with an ATN Ultra Sight red dot holographic sight. Lot includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card, manual, 12 sets of Wolff precision gun springs, and associated packaging materials. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing little use. Textured rubber combat grips are excellent. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Taurus Model 85 Titanium Double Action Revolver, #WD88516, .38 Spec. cal., 2" ported barrel, serrated ramped blade and square-notched fixed rear sights, matte titanium finish, checkered rubber Crimson Trace combat grips with red laser, 5-shot cylinder, exposed hammer. Lot includes the factory hard case with warranty card, manual, and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little use with a faint drag line. Checkered rubber Crimson Trace laser grips are near excellent. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Excel Arms MP-22 Accelerator Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PA-05353, .22 WMR cal., 8.5" bull barrel, blade front and adjustable rear sights, integral Weaver style base, stainless steel construction, stainless steel finish, smooth one-piece black polymer grips with integral trigger guard. Includes the original factory cardboard box with matching end label, two 9-shot magazines, lube, cable lock, manual, warranty card, wrench and associated packaging materials. Slide is marked "Excel Arms/ONTARIO, CA, U.S.A." at left rear. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little use with only minor handling and storage marks. Grips are near excellent as well. Production began in 2008 on these unique blowback action pistols. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger MK II NRA William B. Ruger Endowment Semi-Automatic Pistol, #NRA-06406, .22 LR cal., 4.75" tapered barrel, Patridge front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, ivory plastic checkered two-piece medallion grips, and 10-rd. Ruger marked magazine. Includes the red plastic factory hard case, manual, endowment literature, spent case, and an extra magazine. Mfg'd 2003. Pistol is as new retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish with only light handling marks. There is a crisp Ruger crest and NRA on the receiver along with William B. Ruger's signature. Grips feature a red Ruger logo and are in excellent condition. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Early Beretta Model 92S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B93193Z, 9mm, 4.9" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered Beretta marked two-piece plastic grips, magazine release button at the base of the left grip, lanyard ring, and 15-rd. Beretta marked hi-cap magazine. Lot includes the factory cardboard box, manual, advisement card, and associated packing materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue. Pistol shows no use and may be unfired. Right side of slide is import marked "BERBEN CORPORATION N.Y.- N.Y." Grips are excellent showing little use. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Action is crisp and locks up tightly on this desirable early Beretta. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

CBC Model GR-8 Black Beauty Semi-Automatic Rifle, #GR45107, .22 LR cal., 19.5" barrel, ramped blade front and square-notched adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece pistol grip stock, tubular magazine in the buttstock, sling eyes. Left side of receiver is marked "MADE IN BRAZIL BY CBC/IMPORTED BY FIE MIAMI, FLA". Importation on this model ended in 1988. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue finish, with small mars, light scratches and edgewear consistent with field use. Checkered plastic stock is very good with light marks and scratches. Bore is very good with sharp rifling and the action is crisp on this Brazilian Copy of Remington's Nylon 66. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Tactical Machining TM-22 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #220030, .22 LR cal., matte green 18.5" Whistle Pig barrel .920 bull profile, made of fluted aircraft aluminum with integral break and no provision for sights, integral Picatinny rail for optics, matte black receiver, Kidd lever magazine release, trigger guard, bolt and springs, Boyd's SS Evolution skeletonized one-piece wood laminate custom stock, and one Ruger marked 10-rd. rotary magazine. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish with light handling marks. The laminated wood Boyd's stock is in excellent condition showing little use and ends with a solid rubber Boyd's marked pad. Bore is very good and action is crisp on this custom build rifle based on the 10-22 platform. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Early Charter Arms AR-7 Explorer Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #A132227, .22 LR cal., 16" barrel with faux shroud, blade front and receiver mounted fixed aperture sights, matte black finish, smooth Cycolac synthetic pistol grip stock, 8-rd. unmarked detachable magazine, topped with a one-piece base, Weaver style rings, and a Tasco Supercon 3-9x40 variable-power rifle scope in gloss black with a duplex reticle providing clear optics. Lot includes a rubber bikini style scope cover. Rifle is in very good condition with light handling marks and minor loss of finish at the muzzle, retaining approx. 90%-95% factory finish. The synthetic stock has small scrapes and scratches with scattered losses of finish. Stock is marked "KIM TODD MFG" inside left side of the buttstock.  Action locks up tight, bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern)

Romarm SA/Cugir WASR -10/63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, Imported by CAI, #KB1527, 7.62x39 cal., 18.75" barrel including muzzlebrake, parkerized finish, rear notched tangent steel rear sight and front post. Rifle is in very good condition with minor handling and storage marks. Black plastic Magpul fixed stock and hardwood hand guards. A one-piece black plastic hand guard with fin makes this a CA compliant featureless rifle. Receiver has a scope rail riveted to the left side. Numbers match on trunnion, top cover, bolt and gas tube. Bore is bright with strong rifling. No magazine. Est., $600-$800 (Modern/PPT)

AR-15 Complete Upper Assembly, 6.5 Grendel cal., 18.25" M4 profile barrel including Battle Comp muzzle brake, parkerized finish, M-16 style bolt carrier with Grendel II bolt, flat top receiver with adjustable A2 front post. Carbine length gas tube. Barrel with 1-8 twist rate. Overall condition is excellent. Bear Creek Arsenal marked upper exhibits minor handling and storage marks. Magpul MOE handguards. Bore is bright but shows copper fouling, which will need to be cleaned. Est.: $200-$300. (No FFL Required)

Nodak Spud NDS-65 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #U000720, 7.62x39 cal., 16.25" barrel including the permanently attached Tapco muzzlebrake, blued finish. Assembled from a Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit, the builder unknown. Folding stock has been pinned to give an OAL of 34.75", an unmarked one-piece black plastic grip with fin has been installed and the muzzlebrake has been welded in place, making this a CA compliant featureless rifle. Numbers match on trunnion, top cover, bolt, recoil spring guide and gas tube. Receiver was left in the white and has developed surface rust on the interior and exterior, this should be easy to clean. Bore is bright. Black canvas sling is included. No magazine. Rifle is in good surplus condition, functions as it should but has not been test fired. A competent gunsmith should verify headspace prior to shooting. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

TPM Arms AR-15 Complete Upper Assembly, 6.5 Grendel cal., 21" Match Series 5R nitride coated fluted barrel including muzzle device, parkerized finish on receiver and hand guards, M-16 style bolt carrier, MPI tested, flat top TPM Arms receiver. Rifle length gas tube. Barrel with 1-8 twist rate. TPM Arms Keymod aluminum hand guard. Bore is bright. Overall, in very good condition except for a small amount of surface rust on the outside of the barrel next to the gas block. Est.: $250-$400. (No FFL Required)

Armscor Squires Bingham Model 16 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A066983, .22 LR cal., 18" barrel with a 1" muzzlebrake, M4 mounted post front and fixed peep rear sight in the hand guard, black finish, smooth wood one-piece AR style stock, with one unmarked detachable magazine and sling swivels. Rifle is in good overall condition retaining a considerable amount of thinning black finish, with scratches and mars from carry and use. Smooth wood stock is painted black with numerous scratches and scrapes. Rifle is import marked "KASSNAR IMPORTS" on left side of barrel. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern/PPT)

Enterprise Arms AK47 Receiver, #K01161301, parkerized finish, never built, in excellent condition. Interior rear of receiver has a slight loss of finish, looks like it is from a test fit of a rear trunnion. We do not know which models of the AK this will fit. Please look at shape and hole positions to determine if this is correct for your build. Est.: $75-$125. (Modern/PPT)

AR-15 Pistol Complete Carry Handle Upper Assembly, 5.56 cal., 13" Model 1 Sales chrome lined barrel including flash hider, parkerized finish, AR-15 style bolt carrier, A2 style rear sight with adjustable front post. Pistol length gas tube. Smooth black plastic hand guards. Barrel with 1-9 twist rate. Overall condition is excellent, appearing like new. Upper exhibits handling and storage marks. Bore is bright. Est.: $150-$250. (No FFL Required)

AR-15 Pistol Complete Carry Handle Upper Assembly, 5.56 cal., 12" barrel including birdcage flash hider, parkerized finish, M-16 style bolt carrier, A2 style rear sight with adjustable front post. Pistol-length gas tube. Magpul MOE black plastic hand guards. Barrel with 1-7 twist rate. LMT marked upper. Barrel characteristics have been marked in Sharpie on the barrel: 10" 1-7, 5.56. Bore is bright, very good overall condition. Est.: $150-$250. (No FFL Required)

DPMS AR-15 Carry Handle Upper Assembly, 5.56 cal., 17.75" M4 profile chrome lined barrel including birdcage flash hider, parkerized finish, AR-15 style bolt carrier, A2 style rear sight with adjustable front post. Carbine length gas tube. Barrel with 1-9 twist rate. Overall condition is excellent. Upper exhibits handling and storage marks. Bore is bright and bolt face is clean showing very little use. No hand guard present. Includes DPMS cardboard shipping box with a partial end label. Est.: $200-$350. (No FFL Required)

Charter Arms AR-7 Explorer Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #A157755, .22 LR cal., 16" barrel, ramped blade front and receiver mounted peep sights, black finish, Cycolac synthetic stock, one 8-rd. detachable magazine, and original factory cardboard box with matching end label. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining a significant amount of matted black finish, with wear at the muzzle, scratches, and small mars from carry and use. The synthetic stock is good with light scratches and handling marks only. Action functions smoothly, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Ruger 10-22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #825-03045, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel, brass bead on a banded blade front and folding rear sights, blue barrel with a flat black-finished receiver, smooth wood one-piece pistol grip stock, with a plastic crescent buttplate and 10-rd. Ruger marked rotary magazine. Topped with a one-piece Weaver style base, rings, and a Bushnell fixed 4x rifle scope in matte black with a duplex reticle and sunshades; scope shows crisp optics. Rifle is in near new condition with only light handling marks. Stock is excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Mossberg Model 590 Slide-Action Shotgun, #U543283, 12 ga., 21'' barrel with 3'' chamber, cylinder bore, matte finish, black synthetic pistol grip stock and Pr-Mo grooved forend with Picatinny rails on either side, black rubber recoil pad and front brass bead. Condition is excellent, matte finish with scattered light surface scuffs. Synthetic stock with only mild handling marks. Two additional built-in shell holders that will accommodate 2 shells each are inletted into the butt of the stock. Action is smooth with a tight lockup, excellent bore. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Mossberg 500 Bullpup Slide-Action Shotgun, #K406277, 12 ga., blued finish, 18.5" barrel with ventilated handguard, black plastic bullpup stock with forward grip and carry handle. Shotgun is in near excellent condition showing minor scuffs and loss of finish. Overall length is 30.5". Chambered for 2-3/4" and 3" shells with a 6-rd. tubular magazine. The simple sighting system is a fixed blade rear and wide post front, both are located on the top of the carry handle. Action is smooth and has a tight lockup, bore is bright. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern)

Mossberg Model 590A1 Pump-Action Shotgun, #T491016, 12 ga., 20-7/8" parkerized barrel, cylinder bore, matte finish, hardwood stock and forend, front/rear sling swivels, tactical rear sight and raised front blade that has been painted orange, extended magazine tube. Metal surfaces are in near excellent condition with only minor scuffs and handling marks. A ventilated handguard has been added to the barrel. Wood is in very good condition with both stock and forend showing light scratches and dents, the most visible scratch being approx. 1.25" long located on left side of stock. The numbers "016" are stamped on top rear of comb. A red Mossberg ventilated recoil pad brings the LOP to 14" and the OAL of the shotgun is 40.25". Action is smooth and locks up tight, bore is bright. Includes black cotton sling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Kel-Tec KSG Bullpup Pump-Action Shotgun, #XX4D03, 12 ga., 18.5" barrels with 3" chamber, parkerized finish, pistol-grip black bullpup-style stock, 26.1" OAL. Shotgun is in near excellent condition, appearing to have been shot very little. Est.: $700-$800. (Modern)

Beretta 1301 Tactical Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #TA034016, 12 ga., 18.5" barrel with tactical sights, 3" chamber, fitted for screw-in choke tubes, black plastic checkered pistol grip stock and black plastic checkered forend. Condition is excellent, appearing unfired. Includes black plastic Benelli hard case, choke tube wrench, two (2) magazine plugs to reduce capacity, safety instructions, and a stock spacer to increase length of pull. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1300 Defender Pump-Action Shotgun, #L2886041, 12 ga., 18'' barrel, matte finish, black synthetic stock, with extended mag tube and bead front sight. Condition is near excellent, showing light use with light scuffs, rub marks to left side of frame, and thinning to magazine tube. Stock is excellent and sports a 3/4" Winchester black rubber recoil pad. Action is crisp, bore is bright, bolt face is clean. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern)

Lot of Two (2) Knives, by A.G. Russell: 1.) Shop-made Fixed Blade Knife, 4-7/8" satin-finished blade, 9-1/2" overall, double stainless hilt, black micarta handle with red spacers, and brown leather sheath. Knife and sheath are in excellent condition. There is a small line of mild surface rust on one side, where the blade meets the hilt, otherwise appearing like new. 2.) One Handed Folding Knife, 3-1/4" satin-finished drop-point blade, 4" OAC, stag handles. Knife is in excellent, as new condition, with only a few very minor handling marks. Est.: $300-$400/Lot.

Al Mar Shiva Fixed Blade Knife, 5-1/4" blade, 10" overall, nickel silver double hilt, with black micarta handle, original black leather sheath. Knife is in excellent unused condition. There is some micro-scratching on the hilt. Sheath is like new. Est.: $350-$500.

Lot of Two (2) Al Mar Hawk Lockback Folding Knives: 1.) #1002P, 2-1/2" drop-point blade, pearl scales, with original tan leather slip pouch and box. Knife and sheath are excellent, appearing as new. 2.) #1002BP, 2-1/2" drop-point blade, black pearl scales, with original tan leather slip pouch and box. Knife and sheath are excellent, appearing as new. One of the end panels on the 1002BP box is damaged. Est.: $300-$400/Lot.

Lot of Four (4) Al Mar #1001 Osprey Lockback Folding Knives, all with 1-5/8" blades, 2-1/4" OAC, with original leather slip pouches and boxes. Models included are #1001HJB with jigged bone scales; #1001SS with stainless steel scales; #1001BM with black micarta scales; limited edition #1001BR with briarwood scales, #169 of 200. All the knives and sheaths are in excellent overall condition, most appear as new, the exception being #1001SS, which has a few slight scratches to the stainless scales, scuffs to the leather pouch. Box for Model #1001BM shows moderate damage and creasing. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

Boker Helios Leo-Damast Linerlock Folding Knife, #682 marked on the liner, 3-3/8" Leo-Damascus pattern blade by Markus Balbach, 4-3/4" OAC, gray aluminum handle with desert ironwood inlays, and pocket clip. Includes the original display box and paperwork. Knife is excellent, appearing as new. Wood box shows a few minor storage type marks. Est.: $250-$400.

Lot of Two (2) Fixed Blade Knives, by Barry Dawson: 1.) Survival Fighter, 10" sawtooth blade, 15-1/4" overall, checkered hollow handle with threaded cap. One side of blade is marked "DAWSON", opposite side "54". Includes brown leather sheath. Knife is in excellent unused condition showing only a small amount of minor handling marks. Sheath is very good showing some cracking to the leather and verdigris on the rivets. 2.) 4-5/8" satin-finished blade is marked "DAWSON U.S.A" and "05", 8-1/2" overall, wood handles, with brown leather Dawson sheath. Sheath has a belt clip. Knife is in excellent unused condition with a little verdigris on the brass handle pins. Sheath is very good showing moderate storage type wear with verdigris on the rivets. Est.: $500-$800/Lot.

Timberline Knives Emerson/Neeley Specwar Fixed Blade Knife, 5-1/2" black tanto blade, 12" overall, black fiberglass reinforced nylon handle, with black Kydex sheath. Knife is in excellent condition. There are a few very minor sheath marks on the blade. Outside of sheath shows a little mild storage type wear. Est.: $250-$350.

Lot of Two (2) Puma Fixed Blade Knives: 1.) #118397 Hunter's Pal II, 4-1/2" blade, 8-1/4" overall, stag handles, with original leather sheath. Knife and sheath are in excellent overall condition. There are two tiny specks of surface rust and some mild scuffs along the cutting edge. Stag handles are like new. 2.) #116375 White Hunter, 6" blade, 10-5/8" overall, single hilt, stag handles, with original leather sheath. Knife and sheath are in excellent overall condition. There are a few intermittent light scratches on the blade. Est.: $300-$400/Lot.

Lot of Two (2) Puma #116396 Original Bowie Knives, both with 6-1/2" blades, 11" overall, stag handles, with the original sheaths. Includes one original box. Both knives are in excellent, as new condition, with a few light handling marks to the hilt. Sheaths have a few storage type pressure dents to the leather. Original Bowie box is very good. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Saddle-Ring Carbine, #4189918, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel with a full-length magazine, hooded ramped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, blued barrel and magazine with case-colored receiver, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock with a checkered plastic Winchester marked shotgun buttplate. Mfg'd 1975. Carbine is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory finish on the barrel and magazine. There is light surface rust at the muzzle and around the front sight. Receiver shows muted case coloring with light scroll engraving and the saddle ring retained. Markings are crisp with Winchester "WP" proofs on the front ring and barrel. Smooth walnut stock is very good with several small mars and compressions. There is a larger mark on the left side below the tang at the wrist. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1484759, .30-30 CF cal., 20" barrel, ramped/hooded front sight, plugged rear dovetail, full-length mag below; receiver has Lyman windage-elevation adjustable sight; oil-finished stocks with checkered shotgun buttplate. Mfg'd late 1940s. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% original black-blue, highpoint wear at lower receiver, sharp edges and markings. Stocks are sound, smooth with light handling marks. Action is crisp, bore retains sharp rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R)

Remington Model 25 Slide-Action Rifle, #12674, .25-20 cal., 24" round barrel with 3/4-length magazine, factory dovetailed steel bead blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece straight grip buttstock, with ribbed forend and smooth steel crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1924. Rifle is in very goos overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory finish, with light scratches and general thinning of finish. Stock is very good with scratches and mars consistent with field use. There are a couple of small chips and a half-inch lateral crack behind the trigger guard. Action functions smoothly bore is good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1906 Slide-Action Rifle, #213875, .22 S/L/LR cal., 20" round barrel, factory dovetailed front and standard rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip buttstock, with a non-grooved forearm and Winchester marked hard rubber shotgun style buttplate. Mfg'd 1910. Rifle is in good overall condition having gone to a mottled brown/gray patina, with areas of light surface rust and erosion. Markings are sharp with crisp Winchester "WP" proofs on the front ring and barrel. Stock is good with abrasions, dents and mars, showing moderate to heavy use. Action works well and locks up tightly; bore is fair with scattered roughness and light pitting midway down the barrel. $300-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Takedown Slide-Action Rifle, #307535, .22 WMR cal., 24" octagon barrel, 3/4-length magazine, factory dovetailed front and standard rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood straight grip buttstock with a 12-rib slide. Mfg'd 1907. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 50% of the thinning and toning blue finish, drifting to gray patina, with sharp edges and sharp markings. Barrel and magazine show dents, mars, and scratches consistent with field use. Receiver shows thinning blue finish going to gray patina with edgewear. Smooth wood stock is very good with light scratches and small mars, with a smooth steel crescent buttplate. Action works well, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Winchester Model 63 Grade I Semi-Automatic Rifle, #ST0676, .22 LR cal., 23" barrel, factory dovetailed blade front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock with a steel buttplate and tubular magazine thru the buttstock. Factory grooved receiver is topped with rings and a Redfield fixed 4x rifle scope in gloss black with a duplex reticle providing clear crisp optics. Mfg'd in Japan by Miroku in 1997-1998. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-98% factory finish with handling marks only. Left side of barrel is marked "MADE IN JAPAN". Smooth walnut stock is in very good condition with a couple small marks, scuffs, and light scratches. Action is crisp, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

J. Stevens Model 1915 Favorite Single Shot Falling Block Rifle, #P13, .22 LR cal., 24" octagon barrel, dovetailed blade front and standard elevator rear sights, takedown, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, with a Stevens marked hard rubber buttplate. Topped with rings and an El Paso Weaver V22 fixed-power scope in gloss black with fine wire reticle. Exterior of the scope shows wear with scratches and light surface rust on the rear ring. Scope shows clear and bright optics. Rifle is in good overall condition. Barrel has gone to plum patina with intermittent scattered light to moderate surface rust along the barrel. Receiver has been refinished and taken on a glossy plum color. Hammer, trigger, and breechblock show muted case coloring. Walnut stock is good showing minor dents and mars consistent with carry and use. Bore is fair with some roughness and light to moderate pitting towards the breech. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

J. Stevens Favorite No. 17 Single Shot Falling Block Rifle, #M86, .25 RF cal., 22" octagon-to-round barrel, factory dovetailed Rocky Mountain front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, two-piece smooth wood straight grip stock with a checkered hard rubber Stevens marked buttplate, muted case colors on the breechblock and lever assembly, takedown. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining a significant amount of toning original finish with the remainder going to gray patina, showing light scratches and sharp edges. Stock is good with light mars and a replacement screw in the buttplate. Action locks up tightly; bore is fair with light roughness and may well clean to good. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Savage Model 99R Lever Action Rifle, #688638, .300 Sav. cal., 24" barrel, German silver Rocky Mountain front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, with a Schnabel forend and ventilated rubber recoil pad, brass round counter and internal rotary magazine. Mfg'd 1953. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scratches, and highpoint edgewear. Lever assembly displays vivid case coloring, particularly in the protected areas. Top of receiver is factory drilled and tapped. Stock is very good with small marks consistent with field use. Buttstock ends with a ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a 13-3/8" LOP. Action functions smoothly, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

J. Stevens No. 425 High-Power Lever Action Rifle, #2513, .25 Rem. cal., 22" round barrel with 2/3-length magazine, factory dovetailed blade front and standard elevator rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock with a checkered steel crescent buttplate. Rifle is topped with a one-piece mount, Weaver rings, and a Weaver El Paso marked V 4.5 fixed-power rifle scope in gloss blue, with a fine wire reticle providing clear and crisp optics. The No. 425 was mfg'd only from 1910-1917. Rifle is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory blue drifting to dark patina. Barrel has wear at the muzzle and an area of light surface rust. Receiver shows edgewear and general thinning of finish. There are a couple of extra holes on the barrel, just ahead of the front ring, which have been filled with tap screws. Under the lever, the lower tang is stamped "L.N. JAY/K.C. W MO." Stock is good with considerable flaking of finish on the forend. Action works well, bore is good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #209328, .38-55 CF cal., 24" octagonal barrel with buckhorn sights is marked with the maker's name and address on top flat, caliber at breech; standard receiver, mag tube, stocks and markings; "XIX" stamped at breech. Mfg'd 1904. Condition is good retaining little barrel blue with added finish, balance is gray gunmetal having traces of finish, fine edges and markings. Stocks are sound, have been smoothed with light oil added. Rear sight (and possibly loading gate) replaced. Action is crisp, bore shows overall light etching, very good rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 65 Lever Action Rifle, .32 WCF cal., #1006860, 22" round barrel, steel bead factory dovetailed blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece pistol grip stock, button magazine. Mfg'd 1941. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Barrel and button magazine retain approx. 80%-85% thinning factory blue with scratches and wear at the muzzle consistent with field use. Receiver retains 40%-50% thinning finish going to gray patina with considerable blue on both top and bottom tangs, the bolt and loading gate. There are Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Stock is very good with small mars and handling marks. Wood-to-metal fit is very good. Buttstock ends with a widow's peak checkered steel buttplate providing a 13" LOP. Action is crisp, bore is good with sharp rifling. The Model 65 was a design evolution of the Model 53 with a total production of only 5,700 rifles produced. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

J. Stevens Crack Shot-26 Single Shot Falling Block Takedown Rifle, NSNV, .32 Long RF cal., 18" round barrel, German silver knife blade front and "V"-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, thumb-screw takedown, smooth wood two-piece straight grip stock. Mfg'd from 1913-1939. Rifle is in good overall condition with the metal surfaces having gone to a dark brown patina, showing roughness at the muzzle and areas of light surface erosion evident along the barrel. Stock is in good condition with dents and mars consistent with field use. There is a small chip at the left rear of the hand guard, and there is a crude repair on the right side of the buttstock. Action locks up tight, bore is fair with some roughness and light pitting. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1903 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #19403, .22 Win. Auto cal., 20" round barrel, factory dovetailed blade front and fixed "U"-notched rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece straight grip stock, with a 10-rd. tubular magazine in the buttstock. Mfg'd 1904. Rifle is in very good overall condition as refinished. Metal surfaces retain approx. 95%-97% of an old quality re-blue. Barrel is toning slightly with some softening of the serial numbers and sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and front ring. Stock has been lightly sanded and there are several dents and compressions in the buttstock. The smooth steel buttplate has a couple of small areas of surface rust. Action functions smoothly, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine, Possibly Indian Decorated, #124388, .44 W.C.F. (.44-40) cal., 20" barrel with standard sights and markings, receiver with saddle ring/stud at left, walnut forend is bordered with 20-7/16" brass tacks, buttstock has 6-9/16" domed brass tacks either side and wrapped rawhide reinforcement at wrist. Mfg'd 1899. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being generally lightly-oxidized gray gunmetal showing scattered peppering, good edges and markings. Stocks are sound showing light marks, 1.5" cracks emanating from buttplate each side, and a half-inch chip at top. Tacks appear old but were not removed to verify age. Action is crisp, bright bore shows overall frosting. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle, #4769910, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, hooded ramped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece straight grip stocks, and full-length tubular magazine. Mfg'd 1979. Rifle is in very good overall condition with the barrel and magazine tube retaining approx. 90%-95% factory blue, showing light scratches and small mars. Receiver retains 85%-90% thinning blue finish with splotches of light surface rust and discoloration, loss of finish and edgewear. Stocks are very good ending with a checkered plastic Winchester marked buttplate providing a 13.5" LOP. Action works smoothly, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine, Possibly Indian Decorated, #314249, .25-35 W.C.F. cal., 20" barrel has standard sights and markings, receiver a saddle ring at left, walnut forend has 5 brass tacks at right, buttstock 11 brass tacks at right, 2 left side. Mfg'd 1905. Condition is good retaining no original finishes, being generally lightly-oxidized gray gunmetal showing scattered light erosion, good edges and markings. Buttstock shows significant repaired breaks at wrist and comb, heavy use; forend is sound with light marks. Bright tacks were not removed to verify age. Front sight missing pinned blade. Accompanying tag states gun came from Flathead Reservation in Montana. Action is crisp, bore shows frosting and deep rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #45587, .45-70 CF cal., 26" octagonal barrel, standard sights, marked with maker's name and address at top flat, caliber at breech; receiver marked "?Model 1886?" at top tang, 1884-85 patent dates and serial number lower. Oil-finished walnut stocks have steel nosecap and crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1890. Condition is fair. A victim of poor storage, rifle retains perhaps 15% original blue under peppering and light erosion; receiver has silvered with corresponding oxidation and erosion. Edges and markings are good. Stocks are sound and smooth with light marks, neatly stamped "W. Koker" at each side of forearm/buttstock. Action is sticky, bore shows overall erosion, fair rifling. Missing nosecap screw. Will benefit greatly from a sympathetic cleaning. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Antique)

Scarce Buck Collectors Club 20th Anniversary Model 120GR General Fixed Blade Knife, #15/150, 7-3/8" blade with commemorative 20th anniversary etching, 11-3/4" overall, green/white lucite handle, with black leather Buck sheath. In original box with COA. Knife, sheath, and box are in excellent overall condition, appearing as new. Est.: $200-$300.

Rare Limited Edition 1995 Buck Collectors Club Model 191 Zipper Guthook Fixed Blade Knife, 4-1/4" mirror-polished drop-point blade with guthook, gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/160. Brass single hilt and pommel with laminated wood handle. In clamshell case with COA. In excellent condition, appearing like new, with only a few minor handling marks. Est.: $200-$250.

Scarce Limited Edition 1994 Buck Collectors Club Model 192 Vanguard Fixed Blade Knife, 4-1/8" mirror-polished drop-point blade with gold etched Buck Collectors logo, numbered 15/160. Brass single hilt and pommel with laminated wood handle. In clamshell case with COA. In excellent condition, with slight scratches and handling marks to the mirror polished blade. Est.: $150-$250.

25th Anniversary (1961-1986) Buck Model 110 Folding Hunter, #0016, 3-3/4" etched blade with 25th Anniversary commemorative markings, 5" OAC, sambar stag handle, with nickel silver bolsters. Made in El Cajon Custom Shop. With brown leather Buck sheath. In glass-topped wood display case. Blade is like new. Bolsters with general light scuffs and scratches. Stag handles and sheath are excellent. There are some typical shallow storage type marks to the exterior of the display case. Est.: $100-$200.

Lot of Three (3) Custom Fixed Blade Knives, by Alan Schrock and Bob Salpas: 1.) Ring Dagger, by Alan Schrock, 3-1/4" double-edged blade, 7" overall, wood handles, with tan leather sheath. Sheath has a belt clip. Knife is in excellent overall condition, appearing unused. There is a little verdigris on the nickel silver pins. Sheath needs to be cleaned as it has patches of light mildew staining. 2.) Ring Knife, by Alan Schrock, 2" drop-point blade, 4-1/2" overall, wood handles, with tan leather sheath. Condition is near excellent with a few fine scratches on the blade. There is a little verdigris on the nickel silver pins. Sheath needs to be cleaned as it has patches of light mildew staining. 3.) Tanto, by Bob Salpas, 5-1/4" satin-finished blade, 9-3/4" overall, brown micarta handles with the original brown leather sheath. Condition is near excellent. There is mild surface rust along the protected area where the blade and bolster meet. Otherwise, the knife is like new. Sheath has a few light surface scuffs and scratches. Est.: $350-$500/Lot.

Custom Dagger, by Ron Gaston, Woodruff S.C., 4-3/8" satin-finished double-edged blade, 8-1/2" overall, full tapered tang, unknown scale material (mammoth bone?), with red liners. Includes brown leather sheath and business card. Backside of the sheath is marked "16". Condition is excellent, appearing as new, the exception being a few hairline cracks to one of the scales, near the upper pin. Sheath is excellent. Est.: $300-$400.

Lot of Two (2) Custom Fixed Blade Knives, by Patrick Donovan and William Herndon: 1.) Dagger, by Patrick Donovan, 3-3/4" double edged blade, 7-5/8" overall, nickel silver hilt, wood handle, with silver-plated sheath. Knife is excellent, unused. Handle has a few shallow impressions. There are some minor handling marks to the outside of the sheath. 2.) Trailing Point Knife, by William Herndon, 5" mirror polished blade, 9-1/2" overall, mirror polished single hilt, wood handle with finger groove and contrasting decorative wood inlay. Includes brown leather sheath with brass quail medallion. Knife and sheath are in near excellent condition. There is mild surface rust along the protected area where the blade meets the hilt. Otherwise, appearing as new. Est.: $500-$700/Lot.

Lot of Two (2) Custom Knives, by Devon Beaver: 1.) Dagger, 3-1/4" double-edged mirror polished blade, 6-3/8" overall, extraordinary resin impregnated cactus handles, mosaic pins, double nickel silver hilt. Includes a reddish-brown leather sheath. Knife and sheath are in excellent unused condition. The hilt is a little tarnished and shows light scratching. 2.) Straight razor, 2-3/4" mirror polished blade, 6-3/8" OAC, wood handles. Blade spine and liners are file worked. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Est.: $500-$700/Lot.

Lot of Three (3) Custom Fixed Blade Knives, by R.J. Darby, F. Norton, and Mickey Maddox: 1.) Dagger by Rick Darby, 3" double edged blade, 6-7/8" overall, yellow micarta scales, with original brown leather Rick Darby sheath. Knife is in excellent as new condition. Sheath with a few light scuffs and scratches. 2.) Fixed blade knife by F. Norton, 3-3/4" drop-point blade, 7-7/8" overall, wood scales with white liners. Includes original "FN" marked tan leather sheath. Blade is like new. Finish has flaked around one of the scale pins. Sheath is excellent. 3.) Small fixed blade knife, by Mickey Maddox, 2-3/4" blade, black micarta scales with black leather sheath. Condition is excellent, appearing as new, with only a few very minor handling marks. Est.: $350-$550/Lot.

Lot of Five (5) Knives by Buck, Fury, Ka-Bar, and Beretta: 1.) Buck Model 650 The Nighthawk fixed blade knife with 6" bead blasted blade. Includes the original sheath and box. Mfg'd 1995. Knife is excellent, unused, with a few mild scuffs on the blade. 2.) Buck Model 653 Nighthawk with 5-1/2" black tanto blade, and the original sheath. Mfg'd 1997. Condition is near excellent. There are scattered light scuffs present on the matte finished blade. 3.) Beretta lockback folding knife with 3-3/4" serrated skeletonized blade. Made in Japan. Knife is excellent overall, appearing unused, with a few minor handling marks. 4.) Ka-Bar #4061 Dozier Thorn folding knife, 3" matte black blade, with original box and paperwork. Condition is near excellent, appearing unused. There are a few light scuffs and scratches present on the handle. Box shows some superficial damage to the edges and corners. 5.) Fury #60009 Three Angle Covert fixed blade knife, 3-1/4" blade, 7-1/8" overall, one-piece construction. With sheath and box. Knife is in excellent condition, showing only intermittent mild handling marks. Est.: $250-$400/Lot.

Marlin Model 1894 CS Lever Action Carbine, #11091635, .357 Mag./.38 Spec. cal., 18.5" micro-groove round barrel with full-length magazine, brass bead blade front and folding semi-buckhorn rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece straight grip stock with sling eyes and a checkered plastic Marlin marked buttplate. Mfg'd 1989. Carbine is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Markings are sharp with a nice "JM" on the barrel. Top of receiver is factory drilled and tapped with the tap screws retained. Smooth wood stock has a couple small mars and a half-inch compression on the right side at the tang. Action is crisp, bore is very good with sharp rifling. Popular with the Cowboy action shooters, these carbines were discontinued in 2015. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Ruger Speed-Six Double Action Revolver, #155-65311, .38 Spec. cal., 3'' barrel, "tactical" gray finish on frame and barrel, blued cylinder, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Presentation'' grips, ramp front sight with square-notched rear sight. In near excellent condition with minor handing wear. Front edges of cylinder are discolored, possibly due to cleaning. Grips are excellent with only a small raised area on the left panel due to over tightening the grip screw. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #57-68046, .357 mag. cal., 5.5'' barrel, high-gloss stainless finish, smooth hardwood grips with Ruger silver eagle medallions, and standard fixed sights. In original gray plastic case with matching numbered end label and gun lock. Condition is near excellent. Metal surfaces with light scratching and small handling marks, typical of high-gloss stainless finishes. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips show only minor use. Cylinder with a light index line; chambers are clean, cylinder face with normal powder burn marks. Crisp tight action, bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/Exempt)

Cased Colt Montana Territory Centennial/Statehood Diamond Jubilee Commemorative Frontier Scout Revolver, #1521 MF, .22 LR cal., 4.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue and gold finish, faux pearl two-piece Colt medallion grips. Barrel is marked "1864 ? MONTANA TERRITORY CENTENNIAL ? 1964" on the left side, and "1889 ? DIAMOND JUBILEE STATEHOOD ? 1964" on the right side in 14kt gold plating. Mfg'd 1964, with a limited production of 2,300 units. Revolver is in excellent overall condition retaining nearly all of the factory finish. Faux pearl grips are near excellent. Gun is cased in a Colt wooden presentation case, with red velvet interior, red satin inside the lid, with a crisp Rampant Colt emblem. Top of case shows an outline of Montana inlaid with a Colt medallion and embossed with the Colt symbol in the lower right-hand corner. Box is in good condition with scuffs, mars, and tape residue. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/Exempt)

Ruger Old Army Single Action Percussion Black Powder Revolver, #145-18895, .45 cal., 7.5" barrel, ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, stainless steel finish, smooth wood Ruger medallion two-piece grips, 6-rd. cylinder marked "Black Powder Only". Mfg'd 1982. Revolver is as new and appears to be unfired, with only light handling marks and scuffs. Smooth wood grips are excellent. Long out of production and desirable. Est.: $800-$1,000. (No FFL Required)

Early Ruger Old Model Bearcat Single Action Revolver, #A090, .22 LR cal., 4" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, 6-shot cylinder, gold tone trigger guard, blue finish, smooth epoxy resin rosewood two-piece grips. Includes the original factory cardboard box with warranty card, instruction manual and wax paper, plus shipping box. Mfg'd 1958, 1st year of production. Revolver is in excellent condition and appears to be unfired, retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish with light handling marks. Rosewood grips are excellent with great fit and finish. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Would be hard to improve upon. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 94AE Lever Action Rifle, #5467605, .44 Mag. cal., 20" barrel, steel bead ramped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece straight grip stock, barrel band sling stud. Rifle is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% blue finish with surface rust on the barrel, front and rear sights due to poor storage. There are also light scratches and small mars due to carry and use. Receiver has been factory drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Smooth wood stocks are very good with handling and storage marks. Action works well, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Marlin Model 444S Lever Action Rifle, #18051140, .444 Marlin cal., 22" barrel with micro-groove rifling, hooded blade front and folding buckhorn rear sights, half magazine, hammer extension, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece pistol grip stock, Williams aperture sight, sling swivels, and a period leather rifle sling. Mfg'd 1982. Rifle is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with light scratches, handling marks and edgewear. Smooth wood stock is in good condition with mars and compressions consistent with field use. Stock ends with a Marlin marked solid rubber recoil pad providing a 13.75" LOP. Front sight has been colored red with fingernail polish, and a Williams peep sight has been added during the period of use. Missing inletted bullseye into rear bottom of stock. Action works well, bore is very good with sharp micro-groove rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Uberti 1860 Henry Lever Action Rifle, #W17726, .45 LC cal., 24.25" octagon barrel with full-length magazine, German silver knife blade front and adjustable ladder style rear sights, blue and polished brass finish, smooth wood one-piece buttstock with a smooth brass crescent buttplate. Rifle is in near fine overall condition with the barrel and magazine retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue finish with light handling marks. The polished brass receiver has light surface rust and discoloration on both sides and along the tang, due to poor storage. Hammer and lever show muted case coloring. Smooth wood buttstock is very good with a high-gloss finish. Action is crisp and locks up tightly; bore is very good and appears to have been used very little. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #86-21166, .44 Magnum cal., 10.5" barrel, target front and adjustable rear sights, unfluted 6-shot cylinder, squareback trigger guard, satin stainless steel finish, two-piece stag grips. In the original factory cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card, and manual. Mfg'd 1990. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing little, if any use. Gun shows only light handling marks with a faint index line and some powder burn at the front of the cylinder. Stag grips are also excellent with nice fit and finish. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Single-Six Convertible Single Action Revolver, #60-97438, .22 L.R. cal., 5.5" barrel, blade front and adjustable rear sights, 6-shot cylinder, three-screw frame, pre-hammer block safety, flat-top receiver, blue finish, smooth walnut Ruger medallion two-piece grips. Includes a second cylinder in .22 WMR cal. in a red felt bag and Ruger cardboard box. Mfg'd 1972. Pistol is as new and appears to be unfired. The smooth wood medallion grips are excellent. Bore is excellent and action is crisp on this desirable pre-hammer block safety Ruger. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #35-22744, .357 Magnum cal., 6.5" barrel, serrated blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece medallion grips, 6-shot cylinder. Mfg'd 1980. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 88%-90% thinning blue finish with moderate wear at the muzzle and along the barrel. There is edgewear throughout with an index line on the cylinder, and light surface rust under the hammer and in the hammer channel due to poor storage. Smooth wood medallion grips are very good with good fit and finish. Action works well with good timing, bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard Sentinel Deluxe/R-107 Double Action 9-Shot Revolver, #1828193, .22 S/L/LR cal., 6" barrel, blade front and drift adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips. In factory cardboard box with inserts, manual, warranty card, and matching end label. Mfg'd 1967. Revolver is near excellent overall retaining approx. 95% factory blue finish, with wear at the muzzle, some dried oil, and a light drag line on the counter-bored cylinder. Checkered plastic grips are very good. Action locks up tightly, bore is very good. This one has seen little use and retains the factory box. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Heritage Rough Rider Rancher Carbine, #3PH202959, .22 S/L/LR cal., 16.12" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, black oxide finish, checkered walnut shoulder stock, unfluted cylinder, with factory cardboard box including manual, warranty card, and associated packaging materials. Carbine is as new in the factory cardboard box with matching end label and appears unfired. Shoulder stock is in excellent condition showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Browning BL-22 Grade II Lever Action Rifle, #70B23133, .22 S/L/LR cal., 20" barrel, factory dovetailed blade front and folding semi-buckhorn rear sights, full-length magazine, blue finish with scroll engraving, gold trigger, gloss-finished checkered American walnut straight grip two-piece stock with a hard plastic Browning marked buttplate. Mfg'd 1970. Rifle is in excellent overall condition showing little use with light handling marks only. Rifle retains approx. 99% factory finish with the barrel address reading "BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST LOUIS Mo. & MONTREAL P.Q. / MADE IN JAPAN". Receiver shows tasteful scroll engraving and a gold trigger. Checkered American walnut stock features a high-gloss finish and is in excellent condition showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is bright and may be unfired. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Ruger Single-Six Convertible Single Action Revolver, #484537, .22 WMR cal., 6.5" barrel, blade front and square-notched drift adjustable rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut Ruger two-piece medallion grips, with extra .22 LR cylinder. In factory cardboard box with matching end label, warranty card, and manual. Mfg'd 1967. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition showing little use, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and a faint index line on the cylinder. Smooth walnut medallion grips are about excellent. Bore is very good and action is crisp on this desirable pre-transfer bar gun with a three-screw frame and extra cylinder. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Reproduction British Tower Enfield P-1853 Percussion Rifle-Musket, by Armi-Sport, Italy, #12106, .58 cal., 39" round barrel, block-blade front and folding-leaf rear sights, marked with maker's info/black powder warning/caliber at top, proofs and serial number at breech; flat lockplate is marked "1853 Enfield" ahead of engraved hammer, "(crown)" behind; brass trigger guard with sling swivel, buttplate, 2 "winged" lock bolt escutcheons, nosecap; 3 steel clamping bands (top with sling swivel) retain the slotted/grooved ramrod. Oil-finished walnut fullstock. Condition is as new retaining all deep black-blue to barrel, vivid case colors to lock, hammer and bands, and bright brass. Stock with smooth finish is unmarked. Action is crisp, unfired bore shows full blue, sharp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction British Tower Enfield P-1861 Percussion Musketoon, by Parker-Hale, Birmingham, #1929, .58 cal., 24" round barrel with carbine sights and bayonet lug 4" below muzzle, marked with maker's name and address at top and "(crown)/BP" at breech; flat lockplate marked "1861/Enfield" ahead of engraved military hammer and "(crown)/P-H" behind; brass trigger guard with chain-retained nipple protector, buttplate, 2 "winged" lock bolt escutcheons, nosecap; 2 steel clamping bands (front with sling swivel) retain the slotted/grooved ramrod. Oil-finished walnut 3/4" stock has a .75" roundel at right marked "Parker-Hale/Ltd.", sling swivel at belly. Condition is near new retaining approx. 98% deep black-blue to barrel and bands, vivid case colors to lock/hammer (light rubbing where chain rests), toned brass. Stock with smooth finish is unmarked. Action is crisp, unfired bore shows full blue, light rifling. Est.: $450-$650. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle, by Thompson Center, #K118247, .50 cal., 29" octagonal barrel, bead-blade front and adjustable rear sights; maker's markings, caliber, and serial number at breech, under-rib with 2 ferrules retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod; lightly engraved flat lock and hammer, nipple bolster with clean-out screw; brass scrolled trigger guard, 4.75" patch box, crescent buttplate, 1" nosecap. Oil-finished walnut stock. Double set triggers. Condition is fine showing thin barrel brown, bright case colors, and bright brass. Stock is sound and smooth. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bright bore shows sharp rifling. Est.: $250-$450. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Brass Frame Percussion Sporting Rifle in the Allen & Thurber Style, #6351, .45 cal., heavy 32" octagonal barrel (measures 1" across flats) with blade front/notched rear sights, marked "45" and "Mowrey/Olney, Texas" at right breech; brass frame has integral nipple bolster with cleanout screw, heavy Swiss-style buttplate, 9" brass forend, 2 pipes retaining the brass-tipped hickory ramrod. Mfg'd ca. 1970s. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 98% blue, showing light field use and smooth toned brass. Stock with 2" encircled 8-pointed star at left. Action is crisp, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Percussion Plains Rifle, by Connecticut Valley Arms, #6954, .50 cal., 28" octagonal barrel with tall blade front and adjustable rear sights, maker's info, caliber, and serial number at left, under-rib with single ferrule retains the brass-tipped hardwood ramrod; lightly-engraved flat lock has matching hammer, drum bolster with brass nipple protector; brass fittings include scrolled trigger guard, crescent buttplate, 1.125" nosecap. Halfstock of satin-finished light-color walnut. Double set triggers. Condition is good showing much thinning brown-blue to barrel, muted case colors to lock and hammer, bright brass. Stock is sound and smooth showing a few scattered marks, light finish wear, a .5" crack to rear of lock. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bright bore shows etching toward muzzle, sharp rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (No FFL Required)

Quality Reproduction 18th Century French Flintlock Holster Pistol, #F01769, .44 cal., key-retained 10.35" octagonal barrel marked with serial number, caliber, and mfr's markings on bottom flat, has dovetailed front and notched rear sights, and removable touchhole liner; flat lockplate has engraved border, swan-neck cock, marked "Le Page" below integral pan with flashguard; steel furniture comprises spurred trigger guard with urn front finial, adjustable trigger, fluted oval buttcap opening to trap for spares, banner-like sideplate (all engraved en suite); oil-finished walnut halfstock shows fine shell carving at nose, raised oval molding at butt. Condition is excellent, having bright metal finish with sharp edges, engraving and markings. Stock is smooth and unmarked showing lovely grain, color and finish. Action is crisp, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling and appears unfired (flint scratches to frizzen face the only sign of use). Est.: $500-$700. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Saw-Handle "Trapper" Percussion Target Pistol, by Traditions, #14-13-048685-95, .50 cal., 10" heavy octagonal barrel marked with maker's info, etc., at left, B.P warning at right, has tall blade front and adjustable notched rear sights, under-rib with single ferrule retaining the ramrod; engraved flat lockplate with matching hammer has drum nipple bolster. Smooth walnut halfstock has scrolled trigger guard, double set triggers, oval buttcap, flat nosecap. Condition is new and unfired retaining 100% original finishes, sharp edges and markings. Stock is sound and smooth with lovely satin finish. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bore shows full blue and sharp rifling. Fitted Styrofoam box insert in good condition is included. Est.: $200-$300. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Remington Model 1861 Army "Buntline" Percussion Revolver, by Pietta, with Color Pictorial Carton, #R296245, .44 cal., 12" octagonal barrel has maker's name, address, and proofs at right, "Black Powder Only 44 Cal." at left, tall front sight, hinged lever below; plain round 6-shot cylinder; brass solid frame has adjustable rear sight, proofs at right, matching trigger guard, integral straps with 2-pc. oil-finished walnut grips. Condition is new and unfired retaining all its deep black-blue to barrel, lever, and cylinder lightly-toned bright brass. Stocks show light handling, finish loss at backstrap. Action is crisp, bore shows full blue, sharp rifling. Matching-numbered box shows light wear, bright color graphics. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Reproduction Early American Flintlock Longrifle, by Pedersoli, #82013, .50 cal., browned 39" octagonal barrel has tall buckhorn style sights, marked with maker's info, etc., at left; case hardened flat lock has matching swan-neck cock, integral pan with fence, removable touchhole liner; brass furniture includes long scrolled trigger guard, crescent buttplate with faceted tang, 2 ferrules retaining the brass-tipped hardwood ramrod. Satin-varnished walnut fullstock has slender wrist having a diamond cross-section, raised cheek rest, carved flutes between midpoint and muzzle. Double set triggers. Condition is new and unfired retaining 100% barrel brown, vivid case colors, bright brass, unmarked stock with pleasing grain, color, and finish. Action is crisp, triggers work as designed, bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (No FFL Required)

Remington Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4084776, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blackened finish, walnut stock set, blade front sight and adjustable sliding aperture rear sight. Marked "U.S. REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3" on top of receiver ring. Barrel behind the front sight is marked "RA/(flaming bomb)9-43". The Scant stock is stamped "AA HO" on the left-side wrist, with a boxed "RIA/EB" on the left-side buttstock. There are two "P" firing proofs stamped into the underside of the wrist. Two mismatched numbers have been engraved into the top of the bolt handle and stamped into the right-side buttstock (partially removed). Rack #394 stamped into comb of buttstock. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish. There are 4 spliced inserts to repair cracks to the top of the hand guard, otherwise the wood is very good showing old scratches and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with excellent two-groove rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Lot of Two (2) U.S. Bayonets: 1.) U.S. M1 Garand bayonet, 9.7" parkerized blade, marked at ricasso "U.C." with flaming bomb proof, and U.S., push-button catch at cross guard, grooved black plastic grips, green fiberglass scabbard with U.S. flaming bomb mark on the upper fitting. Condition is good, the blade with light rust at the tip and scattered freckling overall. Pommel and cross guard show dried cosmoline and light rust freckling. Grips have some imbedded soiling in the grooves. Scabbard has light rust on the top fitting and white paint stains near the tip. 2.) U.S. M7 bayonet/fighting knife, cross guard marked "U.S. M7" and "Gen Cut". Blade has been heavily ground to a bright finish. Checkered black plastic grips, locking pommel with double lock levers. U.S. M8A1 fiberglass scabbard with green web strap. Condition is fair, the blade crudely ground over most of the surface and heavily sharpened. Grips are very nice showing little to no wear. Pommel has a little light rust. Scabbard has some old tape residue near the top and shows a few light scratches. Web strap is good with some wear to the brass snap and fittings. Est.: $100-$200/Lot.

"U.S. Property" Marked Remington Model 513T Match Master Bolt Action Target Rifle, #71036, .22 LR cal., 27" tapered barrel, ramped blade front and no accommodation for a rear sight, "Military" finish, smooth wood one-piece target stock with an accessories rail, Remington 6-rd. detachable magazine, sling swivels, and a raked bolt handle. Mfg'd from 1940-1968. Rifle is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 95% of the parkerized military finish with light handling marks. Barrel and front ring are both marked "U.S. PROPERTY", as well as "MILITARY FINISH" on the barrel. Bolt shows a matching serial number. Smooth wood target stock is in good condition but has suffered some heat damage on the right side at the action and pistol grip. Exposure to heat has caused the finish to take on an orange peel texture. There is a number "7" in white paint on the left side of the buttstock, likely a rack number. Buttstock ends with a checkered steel buttplate providing a 13-5/8" LOP. Trigger and peep sight mounts show muted case colors. Action works smoothly, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Finnish Model 27 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #78894, 7.62x54Rmm, 27" barrel, blued/bright finish, two-piece birch wood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable Konovalov rear leaf sight. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel. Marked on barrel shank "Triangle T/D/78894/D/1934". There is a faint Imperial Russian stamp on the top of the hexagonal barrel flat. "(Crossed cannons)L" stock maker's mark on right-side buttstock. Matching number stamped onto side of bolt. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, the bright bolt assembly showing some darkening. Hand guard has a repaired area on the left side, otherwise the wood is very good, showing scattered impressions and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Soviet Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with Accessories, #9130044922, 7.62x54Rmm, 29" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. A very good condition cleaning rod, bayonet stamped with mismatched number, sling, two-cell ammunition pouch, oiler, and tools are included. Marked on top of barrel shank with Soviet crest over "1938r" and the symbol for the Izhevsk Arsenal. A later refurbishment stamp has also been added to the barrel shank and the right-side buttstock. Matching original serial numbers with bolt and magazine floorplate renumbered to match. Condition overall is very good. There are rust spots on the exposed barrel, around the rear sight, and on the buttplate; otherwise, the metal is very good retaining over 90% finish, with darkening to the bolt handle and cocking piece. Toe of the buttstock has an arsenal spliced repair. Wood is very good with areas of fading, flaking, and handling marks to the shellac finish. Action operates smoothly; bore shows overall frosting, otherwise good with good rifling. Importer engraved with new serial number on left side of receiver. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #11991, 7.7x58mm, 25.5" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and fixed rear sight with aperture. Last Ditch type smooth cocking piece and wooden buttplate. No provision for cleaning rod. Marked on top of receiver ring with intact Mum crest. "99 Type" characters have been removed. Left-side receiver stamped with a 27th Series mark and the symbol for the Tokyo Juki Kogyo Arsenal. Mismatched numbers on bolt handle and extractor. No number on bayonet lug. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing brown toning to the trigger guard and magazine floorplate. Forend is repaired behind the rear band, otherwise the wood is very good, showing paint spots to the buttplate, a few dents, and other handling marks to the even-colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore has very good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Battle Damaged Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #2145, 7.7x58mm, 25.5" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. Marked on top of receiver ring with ground-off mum crest over characters for "99 Type". Left-side receiver rail stamped with Fourth Series mark and the two symbols for the Izawa Jyuko Arsenal. Matching number on bayonet lug. #415 stamped on underside of bolt handle. Rifle appears to have been shot with a bullet removing the cocking piece and bending the bolt body with the bolt now jammed inside the receiver. Additional bullets struck the right side of the stock wrist removing approx. a 3"x2" section of wood. Condition overall is poor with most of the metal frosted with a rust patina. Stock is cracked forward of the damaged area and shows other handling marks and darkening to the finish. Muzzle inspection shows a good bore with good shallow rifling. Action cannot be operated. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Lot of Three (3) Sawback Bayonets: 1) German pioneer bayonet for the Model 1871 rifle, 18.5" narrow blade, marked at ricasso "Gebr. Sims, Suhl", German proof marks on back spine are "(crown)/A", "(crown)/R", "J", and "84" date. Brass handle with push-button catch, steel cross guard with unit markings "107.R.5.27." Condition is good, the blade shows age graying, minor rust and stains, and some pitting near the tip. Tear of the grip has a small dent near the bottom. Cross guard has light rust. Partial leather scabbard is missing the tip, with a brass throat and frog stud. Fits tight on the blade and only goes part way in. 2.) Rare German M1898/02 Pioneer bayonet, the hardest to find German sawback bayonet. 16.9" long, 1-3/8" wide, marked with "(crown)/Erfurt" at ricasso, "(crown)/W" proof on back spine, with Erfurt proof mark, and 03 date. Grooved wood grips, Erfurt proofs on top of pommel, push-button lock. Condition is good, the blade showing age graying, rust stains, sharpening to the edge, and minor edge nicks. Grips show light wear, minor scratches and depressions, with a small chip near one of the grip rivet screws. Push-button catch works well. No scabbard. 3.) Belgium M1868 Engineers bayonet, 18.75" long sawback blade, dated 1869 at the ricasso, Belgian proof marks on both sides of the ricasso, cross guard marked "V 1002". Grooved brass handle with push-button catch. Condition is good, the blade mostly cleaned bright, with light rust freckling on the right side. Clear markings. Brass handle shows nicks, scratches, and small gouges. Push button works properly. No scabbard. Est.: $300-$500/Lot.

WWII German Army Officer's Dagger, with Knot and Hangers, 10.25" double-edged blade, maker marked with a stamped Eickhorn squirrel logo, oak leaf decorated pommel and lower band, eagle cross guard, and dark orange swirled composite grip. Around the grip, pommel, and cross guard is a long type original silver bullion dagger knot. Scabbard has a pebble-finished body with oak leaf decorated bands and rings. Dagger hangers are the deluxe type with woven silver bullion fronts, green velvet backing, silver colored, and oak leaf decorated fittings. Condition is very good, the blade being mostly bright with scattered light freckle stains and light runner marks. Cross guard and pommel show light age and a pleasing patina. Grip shows light wear and a few small scuffs. Knot is in very good condition. Scabbard is dent free with mottling to the finish on the smooth side edges and some oxidation overall. Hangers show light age and minor wear from use. Overall a very nice example. Est.: $400-$600.

WWII German Luftwaffe 1st Model Officer's Dagger, with Knot, 12.25" double-edged blade, having the early oval Eickhorn squirrel logo maker's mark. Brass inlaid swastikas in the pommel, dark blue leather covered grip with triple twisted wire wrapping, nickel silver feather cross guard with inlaid brass swastikas, and original silver bullion dagger knot. No scabbard. Condition is very good, the blade showing light freckling and staining overall with very light pitting. Original blue leather blade washer is present. Cross guard and pommel with a nice dark uncleaned patina. Grip is very nice showing no scuffing, with tight wire wrapping. Knot shows some fraying to the cord, wear, and staining. Est.: $300-$500.

WWII German Luftwaffe 2nd Model Officer's Dagger, with Hangers, maker marked by SMF Solingen, with seated king logo, and Luft eagle acceptance stamp on blade. Blade measures approx. 10.25" in length, double edged, with original leather blade washer. Aluminum fittings, eagle cross guard, and oak leave decorated pommel with gold swastika. The light orange grip is for an Army dagger but fits nicely. Scabbard has oak leaf decorated bands with hanger rings, pebble finished body, and oak leaf decorated bottom section. Hangers are velvet backed, with woven gray cloth and silver bullion fronts. Metal parts of the hangers are decorated with oak leaves. The belt hanger clip has a broken spring. Condition is good, the blade mostly bright, with a few small areas of rust staining near the edges. Aluminum fittings show light wear and some scratches. Cross guard has stamped letters on the back side, possibly the owner's name, but is a bit hard to read. Grip shows soiling, and minor scratches and marks. Scabbard is dent free, with a nice patina. Hangers show heavy wear, fraying, and soiling to the fabric straps. Metal parts show age and light wear. With a replacement grip, this would be a very nice piece. Est.: $300-$500.

WWII German Army Officer's Dagger, with Knot, 10.25" double-edged blade, maker marked with the etched Eickhorn squirrel logo, oak leaf decorated pommel, and eagle cross guard. The light orange grip is for a Luftwaffe 2nd Model dagger and has a thin steel shim under the pommel to make it fit. Grip is tight on the blade tang. Oak leaf band at bottom of grip, with worn silver bullion knot around the grip. No scabbard. Condition is good, as noted with the wrong grip fitted, shim added, and some chipping to the top of the grip. Blade is bright and in very nice condition, with a nice clear maker's mark. Original leather blade washer is present. Cross guard and pommel fittings show a dark aged patina and are in good condition. Grip has the original spongy wire wrapping, shows soiling and wear, and chipping at the top. Knot shows heavy wear to the cord and slider, with wear on the acorn. Est.: $200-$300.

Lot of Two (2) German Dress Bayonets, with Frogs: (1) WW1 era dress bayonet, 10" blade was originally a saw back but has had the saw teeth removed, early Eickhorn double squirrel maker's mark at ricasso, checkered horn riveted grips, nickel-plated cross guard and eagle head pommel with pushbutton. In black painted steel scabbard, with WWII k98 bayonet leather frog showing faint maker's mark and dated 1942. Blade shows age graying and light rust stains, flaking to the nickel plating on the guard and pommel, wear and minor chips to the grips. Scabbard shows scuffs, scratches, and losses to the painted finish; frog shows age, scratches, and light wear. (2) Early Nazi era dress bayonet with 8" nickel-plated blade, early oval Eickhorn squirrel logo, original leather blade washer, nickel-plated cross guard and eagle head pommel, missing the pushbutton retainer; checkered hard rubber riveted grips, black painted steel scabbard, leather WWII k98 bayonet leather frog with retaining strap, no markings. Blade is mostly bright with minor freckling, light wear, and runner marks. Cross guard and pommel show light scratches and minor bubbling to the nickel plating. Grips are very nice. Scabbard shows scratches and losses to the paint; frog shows soiling and wear, with some cracking to the leather and strap. Est.: $200-$400/Lot.

French Model 1907-15 Berthier Bolt Action Rifle, #59035, 8x50Rmm, 31.6" barrel, blued finish, hard wood stock set, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left-side receiver "Chatellerault MLE 1907-15". Right-side barrel marked "MA C 1916". There is a faint roundel stamped into the right-side buttstock. Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, showing a spliced repair to the left-side forend. Wood has dark chemical type stains on both sides of the buttstock, otherwise the wood is good with cuts, scratches, and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

French Model 1873 Double Action Revolver, #G80793, 11x17.8Rmm, 4.5"octagon-to-round barrel, bright finish, checkered walnut grips, bead front sight and "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on right-side frame "Mre d' Armes/St Etienne". Top of barrel marked "Mle 1873", and "S.1878" on the right side. Inspector letters "M" and "J" on left-side barrel, and controller's shields stamped on both sides of frame. Visible numbers match except for screw head on right side. Condition overall is good with the bright finish mostly darkened except for a few protected areas, with some areas showing patina. Grips are fair with overall bruises, handling marks, and flattening to the checkering. Action locks, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore has mild frosting, otherwise very good with very good rifling; chambers have residue that may clean better, otherwise good. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Czech Model CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Extra Magazine and Holster, #C10690, 7.62x25mm, 4.7" barrel, gray parkerized finish, grooved brown plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Magazine #1 is in excellent condition with very light wear. Magazine #2 is in good condition showing wear to the finish and a bend to the front lip of the floorplate. The tan Czech military holster is maker marked on the inside flap, with a penned owner applied "CZ-52" written on the rear. Condition is good showing scuffs and handling marks. Leather is supple and all fittings are intact. Pistol is marked "rid" on left-side frame and "(crossed swords)53" on right-side frame. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with some dark spots on rear of slide. Right-side grip is in near excellent condition; left-side grip has chips and handling marks to the horizontal grooves. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with good to very good rifling. Import engraved on underside of frame. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Austrian M95 Mannlicher Straight-Pull Rifle, #M9504909, 8x56Rmm, 19.8" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V" notch. Marked on top of receiver ring "STEYR/M.95". Top of barrel shank stamped with large "S" indicating conversion to 8x56Rmm. Matching number on bolt handle and on renumbered buttstock. Condition overall is very good as arsenal reconditioned and shortened in the post-WWI era, the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with frosting to the magazine case and battering to the stacking hook. Wood has been sanded and varnished over old handling marks and gouges, now darkened with a couple of recent scratches. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with light frosting. Import engraved and re-serial numbered by importer on left-side receiver. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #RHOOO892, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver cover with the fletched arrow inside five-pointed star of the Tula Arsenal over "1950r". Bright bolt carrier. Visible original numbers match with stock re-numbered to match. Cleaning rod is fitted under the barrel but the buttstock cleaning kit is missing. No sling is included. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish. There are scratches to the buttstock, otherwise the wood is very good, with scattered handling marks and scuffs to the shellac finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves that may clean better, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Import engraved and re-serial numbered by importer on left side of receiver. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #11610334, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt and carrier, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel with cleaning kit behind buttstock trapdoor. Marked on left-side receiver with "Triangle 26" arsenal stamp next to three characters for "Type 56 carbine". "Triangle 2" stamp on left-side forend. Matching visible numbers. Condition overall is near excellent with approx. 95% of the salt blue finish remaining on the metal. Wood shows scattered mostly light handling marks to the even colored finish, otherwise close to excellent. Action and bayonet operate smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import engraved on left-side receiver "SKS 7.62x39 MADE IN CHINA BY NORINCO POLY USA ATL GA". Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Walther P-38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #212146, 9mm, dull blue/black finish on barrel and slide, black high-gloss anodized finish on alloy frame, all visible numbers matching, dated 5/63 on slide, Interarms import markings on frame, double action with hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade type front sight and fixed rear sight with "U"-shaped notch, lanyard loop, various small proof marks on frame, barrel, and slide; black checkered plastic grips, and one blued steel Walther marked magazine dated 2/63. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 93% original finish. Slide and barrel show only the slightest high edgewear, alloy frame has light high edgewear at the front of the frame, trigger guard edges, magazine well edges, and lanyard loop. Front grip strap is thinning to a royal blue color. Bore is mostly bright with light frosting in a couple of the grooves. Action, hold open, and safety function properly. Grips show some scratches, minor dings, and scuffs. Magazine shows light wear from use, scratches, thinning to the finish, and the base plate is fading to brown. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 2 Magazines and Holster, #EY1431, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grooved grips with center star and "CCCP" logo on each side; blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Magazine #1 has a lanyard loop and is engraved "A5995" on spine. Condition is very good with finish wear around the feed lips. Magazine #2 has a lanyard loop and is stamped "NN1667" on the floorplate. Condition is very good with wear and patina to the finish. Red leather holster has a partial mfgr's stamp on inside flap with a steel cleaning rod attached to the front loops. Condition is very good retaining most of its color showing scuff marks to the outside edges. Pistol marked on left-side frame with "(Refurbishment stamp), "YE00" over-stamp number, fletched arrow inside triangle arsenal stamp, "19", with balance of date removed by importer added safety lever. Matching serial number stamped on top of slide. Condition overall is very good retaining approx. 85% arsenal re-blued finish, showing scratches to the slide and a couple of patina spots to the frame. Grips are good with a chip to the right side and handling marks to the vertical grooves. Action functions smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Both magazines require effort to seat fully. Import stamped on left side of slide. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

German Military Mauser HSC Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Extra Magazine, #912078, 7.65mm, 3.25" barrel, blued finish, smooth walnut grip panels, inverted "V" front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Both magazines have base plates marked "MAUSER" with half-moon indented front tabs instead of the unmarked flat base types originally made for this late WWII variation. One shows some patina, otherwise both are in very good condition. Pistol is marked on left-side slide with "MAUSER" logo and "MAUSER-WERKE A.G. Oberndorf a.N./Mod. HSc/three lines/Kal.7,65 mm"; Army "Eagle/WaA 135" stamp on left side trigger guard; "(eagle)N" stamp on right-side slide and trigger guard. Grips are smooth uncheckered replacements. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, which shows holster patina around the slide at the muzzle and dark patina along the rear grip strap. Grips have had added varnish applied, now very good, showing light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with worn rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Beretta Model 1935 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster, #519828, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with "PB" logo on each side, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight; 8-shot magazine has floorplate with finger extension. Lanyard loop mounted to left side of frame. Marked on left-side slide "P.BERETTA-CAL.7.65-BREVETTATA/GARDONE V.T. 1944". Matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, showing an area of pitting to the right side of the slide, patina to the left side of the hammer, light wear to the grip straps, and marring to the muzzle crown. Magazine is very good. Grips are excellent showing very little wear or use. Action operates smoothly; bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. No visible import marks. The finish on the Italian military green leather holster has mostly worn to a brown color on the outside surfaces, showing scratches, scuffs, and the remains of a price tag. The closure strap shows some loosening, otherwise the fittings are intact. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Austrian M.95 Mannlicher Straight-Pull Rifle, #5936V, 8x56Rmm, 19.8" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V" notch. Marked on top of receiver ring "STEYR/M.95". Top of barrel shank stamped with large "S" indicating conversion to 8x56Rmm. Matching numbers on barrel and engraved on top of bolt handle. Mismatched numbers on buttstock and front band. Condition overall is very good as arsenal reconditioned and shortened in the post-WWI era, with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish with dents and patina to the buttplate. There is a crack in the top of the hand guard and the wood has been sanded and stained, now very good, showing just a few scattered handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bore has light frosting in the grooves, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on left side of barrel. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Shortened Belgian Model 1889 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #B9665, 7.65x53mm, 22" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked "ETAT BELGE BIRMINGHAM" on top of receiver ring. Matching numbers except for stock. Rifle appears to have been arsenal shortened to its present configuration. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, showing thinning and patina and with a dent to the top of the barrel jacket. Wood has been sanded and oiled over old handling marks, now in good condition. Action operates smoothly; bore has a dark area mid barrel that may clean better, otherwise bright with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Modified Italian Model 1938 Mannlicher Carcano Bolt Action Rifle, #G2370, 7.35x51mm, 21" barrel, blued finish, walnut sporting stock with Monte Carlo cheekpiece and black forend tip. Issue military sights have been removed; front sight is a handmade post type sight; rear sight is a folding leaf "V"-notch with fine adjustment. Marked on top of barrel shank "(crown)/RE/TERNI", and on right side with the Fascist "1939 XVII". An "SA" Finnish property mark is stamped on the left side. Rifle has been modified by removing and replacing the military stock, hardware, etc. Condition overall is very good as modified with metal retaining approx. 60% finish. Stock is good with overall scratches and handling marks to the varnish finish. Action is smooth, bore has some darkening in the grooves with good rifling, and no visible import marks. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Yugoslavian M48 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #K90988, 8x57mm, 23.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel. Marked on top of receiver ring with Yugoslavian crest over "M48". Left-side receiver rail marked with Cyrillic "NPEAY3EKE 44". Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining over 90% finish, with some patina to the bright buttplate. There are several scratches to the right-side buttstock, otherwise the wood is very good, showing just a few other light handling marks to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Japanese Type 30 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #88661, 6.5x50mm, 31.1" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V" notch. Missing cleaning rod, magazine floorplate and magazine spring. Marked on top of receiver ring with punch-defaced Imperial mum crest over characters for "30 Type". Left-side receiver rail marked with the symbol for the Koishikawa Arsenal. Right-side buttstock stamped with "110" rack number. Mismatched number on bolt handle. Buttplate has been polished bright and does not fit properly. Condition overall is fair with the remainder of the metal covered with patina. Wood is fair showing a crack at the wrist and overall dents, scuffs, and handling marks to the dark finish. The dark bore is poor with overall pitting. The safety will not engage, otherwise the bolt operates smoothly. No visible import marks. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Japanese Type 38 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #25638, 6.5x50mm, 31.1" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. Missing cleaning rod. A poor condition leather sling is attached. Marked on top of receiver ring with intact Imperial mum crest over characters for "38 Type". Left-side receiver rail marked with 28th Series mark and the symbol for the Nagoya Arsenal. Matching numbers on bolt handle and bayonet lug; no numbers on extractor. Condition overall is fair to good with most of the metal parts covered with a dark patina; receiver and bolt assembly now show partial cleaning. Stock has old putty repaired areas that have now darkened. Wood is otherwise good with overall dents and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore is poor with overall pitting. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Australian No. 1 Mk III* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #48018, .303 Brit. cal., 25.2" barrel, phosphate/blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on right-side action body with 7-pointed star over shield containing "LITHGOW/SHT.LE/III*/1916", and "MA 57" on the left side. Matching numbers on bolt handle, other numbers mismatched. An early Number 3 magazine and cutoff is fitted and a reproduction brass disc is screwed to the buttstock. A very good condition British WWII cotton sling is attached. Condition overall is very good, the metal retaining approx. 85% of its partial refinish, with the magazine toning to a brown color. There is a chip missing from the left-side forend, and the wood has been sanded and oiled over old handling marks, otherwise good. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of receiver. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #TP7217, 7.62x39mm, 20.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Carbine has been arsenal reconditioned, the mfgr's mark has been removed from the top of the receiver cover and a refurbishment mark stamped in its place with the area refinished. Left-side receiver is marked with a five-pointed star. Visible numbers match, with the right-side buttstock re-numbered from a previous serial number. Rifle is missing its cleaning rod and buttstock cleaning kit. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish showing some scratches to the buttplate. Wood is very good showing recent scattered handling marks to the dark shellac finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Bayonet is in excellent condition and also operates smoothly. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Albanian SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #06914-70, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Matching numbers on all parts, no other markings. Cleaning rod fitted under the barrel but buttstock cleaning kit is missing. There is a dent to the top of the receiver cover. Buttplate is single door type. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing areas of patina to the right side of the bright bolt carrier. Wood shows overall scratches and handling marks to the shellac finish, now darkening on the right-side forend. Action and bayonet operate smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Belgian Bayard Model 1908 Pieper Semi-Automatic Pistol, #14499, .32 ACP cal., 2.25" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered hard rubber Bayard marked grips, frame and slide with matching numbers, and one 6-shot magazine. Pistol is in good overall condition retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning blue finish, with Belgian proofs and acceptance marks on right frame and slide. Grips are good and fit well. Action functions well, lightly frosted bore is fair. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Walther Model 4 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #75695, 7.65mm, 3.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood grips with Walther "WC" logo on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "V" notch. Marked on left side slide "SELBSTLADE PISTOLE CAL. 7.65 WALTHER'S-PATENT" over a Walther Banner logo. Right-side slide markings have been removed. "(Circle)M" mark on right-side trigger guard. "(Crown)N" proof stamps on left-side frame and slide. Condition overall is fair showing pitting and patina scars under an old re-bluing. Grips are fair to good showing overall flattening to the checkering and a crack behind the right-side screw. Action operates smoothly, bore is dark with good rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Nazi Marked French S.A.C.M. M1935A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #B7586A, 7.65x20 Longue cal., 4.37" barrel, black-painted finish, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small square notch, safety lever blocks the firing pin, external hammer, single action, frame marked "Mle 1935-A, S.A.C.M.", serial number, Nazi "eagle WaA251" proof mark, checkered black hard rubber grips, and three (3) phosphate magazines with black-painted bottoms, marked 35_A. Condition is good, the slide retaining some of its black-painted finish with high edgewear at the front and edges of the sights, heavy wear to the paint on the left side of slide, with numerous small nicks and wear spots on top. Frame has had most of the paint removed or worn off and only traces remain in some protected areas. Body of the frame shows a dull phosphate type finish under the paint. Action, hold open, and safety function properly; bore shows frosting or fouling that may improve with a good cleaning, and strong lands and grooves. Grips show light soiling and minor scratches from use; grip screws are a little rusty with marred slots. Magazines show wear and lines from use, with minor scratches to the black-painted bottoms. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Commercial Webley Mark IV Double Action Revolver, #84635, .45 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, blade front sight and fixed rear sight with "U" notch. Marked on left-side frame with "WEBLEY PATENTS" and the trademark "Winged Bullet W&S". Left-side barrel strap marked "MARK IV", and the left-side barrel is marked ".455/.476". Top of barrel strap is retailer engraved "W.JEFFERY & SON./12 GEORGE ST. PLYMOUTH". Rear of grip strap has owner-applied initials "C.F.B." Barrel stamped with matching numbers, cylinder not numbered. Revolver has been importer converted to .45 ACP caliber by machining off the rear of the cylinder. Front sight has been modified by cutting off the rear portion. Lanyard opening has a steel plug fitted, probably by the factory. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 60% finish, with old pitting around the muzzle, scattered frosting across the frame and barrel, and brown patina to the front and rear grip straps. Grips are very good showing a few scuffs and handling marks to the checkering. Action locks, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore has areas of pitting with fair to good rifling; chambers have dark areas that may clean better, otherwise good. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Early German NSKK Motorcycle Crash Helmet, for the NSKK motorcycle riders, with 1st pattern large Nazi eagle front plate, black leather body with padded outer rim and padded top ridge, wire mesh vent holes, thick leather neck guard, wide leather chinstrap to cover the ears with roller buckle, nine-tongue leather liner with broken tie string, thick patent leather visor. Condition is fair to good but showing age, the body showing some crazing, light cracking, and soiling; visor is stiff and shows shrinkage to the patent leather coating, the eagle has lost most of its silver wash and is fading to a dark copper color, with losses to the black paint in the swastika. Neck guard shows scuffs and cracking to the rear edge, chinstraps show age and minor cracking and scuffs, with some verdigris around the snaps. Liner shows much age, cracking, and scuffs. Faint maker's ink stamp on neck guard and marked size 57 on the liner. Est.: $300-$500.

Late-War German Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB) Helmet, (National Air Raid Protection League), gladiator style steel body with stamped vent holes on either side, dark blue/gray color painted over older paint, later style RLB decal on front (looks like remnants of another decal of the same type just above), so helmet was probably refurbished late in the war. It has a mint, rare late-war black plastic chinstrap with roller buckle, an ersatz type cotton nine-tongue liner with cork attaching pads, missing the adjustment string for the liner. Faint name written in pencil on the front edge of the liner. Stamped marking inside the rear of the helmet reads "R.L.239/25". Condition is excellent, the period repainted surface showing almost no losses or scratches, just some very minor surface rust starting to show through. The decal is flaking and shows losses and chips missing, with about 70% remaining. Inside shows light rust in the top center. Lining shows only light soiling and age, chinstrap is very nice. Est.: $250-$400.

WWII German Fire Police Helmet, with black painted steel body, aluminum crest, tan leather liner with head pad, cork pads around the outside of the liner, and a partial black leather chinstrap. Size 58 marked on liner. Multi-hole stamped vents on both sides. Body appears to be period repainted. Has original Nazi police eagle and national shield decals on either side. The national shield decal has been put over a large swastika decal, showing the change from the early Nazi period. Condition is good, the body showing numerous scratches, scuffs, and light freckling. The aluminum crest shows minor dings, scratches, and light oxidation. Liner is in fair condition showing light age, some tears to the fingers, missing the tie string, and minor soiling. Chinstrap is broken and missing the long section, with just the buckle strap remaining. Est.: $200-$300.

WWII German M42 Single Decal Army Steel Helmet, with dark green over paint, painted over Army eagle decal, stamped vent holes, no rolled rim on this model, faint stamped marking inside looks like "nkp64" and "1888", eight-tongue leather liner with original drawstring, and leather chinstrap. Condition is fair, the outer surface showing heavy losses to the original paint and over paint, with a large area on top showing a bare metal rust patina, numerous chips, scratches, scuffs, and paint losses around the sides and edges. The paint over the decal is worn and chipped to partially expose some of the details of the Army eagle. The inside shows wear to the original paint, minor rust and soiling. Liner is dark, stiff, heavily soiled, and shows light cracks around the edge. Chinstrap is dry and cracked but all there. Est.: $300-$500.

WWII German M40 Single Decal Army Steel Helmet, with liner, no chinstrap, original single Army eagle decal, stamped vent holes, old replacement liner not fitting well, and missing the drawstring. Stamped markings inside are "ET6(4)?" and "932". Condition is fair, the outer surface showing a thinning original green paint, with numerous scratches, scuffs, paint losses, and light rust patina showing through on the top, sides, and visor. Decal is about 90% with very minor losses, light rust showing through, and wear. The inside shows heavily scattered light rust, paint losses and heavy rust in the top. Liner is an old replacement that is smaller than this helmet. Leather is very dark, stiff, with numerous cracks and small tears. There is no chinstrap present. Est.: $250-$400.

WWI/WWII German M18 Transitional Steel Helmet, reworked for the Nazi era. Rough textured dark green over paint inside and out, reddish brown spots to resemble camouflage may be a recent addition, lug type vent holes, large rivets, eight-tongue Nazi era light brown leather liner with steel band, no chinstrap present. Stamped size marking inside looks like "AL64". Under the left lug vent is what looks like remnants of a shield-shaped decal of an Army eagle but lacks any definition. Condition is good, showing minor chips, scratches, scuffs, and light age to the outer surface. The inside shows scratches, scuffs, and minor paint losses around the inside rim, and light rust patina in the top. Liner shows age, light soiling, is missing the drawstring, but is still supple. Est.: $300-$500.

Lot of Two (2) Spanish Steel Reworked Helmets: (1) Reworked to look like a WWII German M35 SS helmet, repainted inside and out, with modern reproduction SS and national shield decals, replacement liner with original German band, and replacement chinstrap. No visible stamped markings inside. Condition is good, the helmet has been repainted, artificially aged, and shows scratches, chips, and paint losses. Decals have been obscured to simulate wear and age. Has a spurious name written inside the rear lip "August Haefner". Inside has been painted and aged to look worn. Liner band is original but the rivets fit loose and the leather looks like a modern replacement. Liner is dark brown, shows cracks and wear, but still smells of new leather. Chinstrap is a modern replacement. (2) Reworked to look like a WWII German M35 SS helmet, original gray/green paint, removed Spanish front lug, rivet type vents, modern reproduction SS and national shield decals, original German liner band, old replacement leather eight-tongue liner, possibly old original German chinstrap. Condition is good, the outer surface shows original Spanish gray green paint with chips, scratches, scuffs, paint losses, two small holes in front and solder residue from removing the Spanish front lug, with scratches and rusted bare metal in that area. The inside shows a lighter green rough textured paint that may have been repainted at some time, showing scratches, minor paint losses, and age. Liner rivets fit loose and are missing some of the internal washers. Decals have been chipped to resemble wear and age. Liner band may be an old original German band, the leather looks like a replacement type that shows heavy soiling, scuffs, and age, with a leather drawstring. Chinstrap shows age, dry leather, and cracking, but might be an old original German strap. Est.: $400-$600/lot.

WWII German M34 Late Style Police Helmet, with possibly spurious SA emblem and SA eagle decals added. Multi-hole stamped vents on both sides, black painted finish, late-war ersatz cloth liner and head pad with cork side pads, and no chinstrap present. Condition is fair, the outer surface showing a light rust patina showing through the paint, scratches and scuffs. Decals have some chips and minor losses. The inside shows the same rust patina showing through the paint with heavier rust in the top. Liner shows heavy age, soiling, some tears, and is missing the drawstring. One of the leather tabs for attaching a neck guard is broken. Head pad shows heavy soiling and age. No chinstrap is present. Est.: $100-$150.

Italian Model 1891 Moschetto Carcano Bolt Action Carbine, #AG2667, 6.5x52mm, 17.7" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight with "V" notch. Underside of stock cut for bayonet blade, and front band has small tab on top to secure hand guard. Cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. Marked on top of barrel flat "BRESCIA", and "1917" on the right side. Left-side forend stamped with boxed "Op" mark; left-side buttstock stamped with cartouche over "REPARAZIONE 1938" repair mark ahead of matching stamped serial number. Mismatched number stamped on top of bolt handle. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing a mottled appearance to the receiver ring and patinaed parts. Wood is very good with overall handling marks to the even colored finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves with frosting forward of the chamber that may clean better. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

French Model 16 Berthier Bolt Action Rifle, #F27388, 8x50Rmm, 31.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, front sight blade is missing. Equipped with folding leaf rear sight with slide jammed in place. Marked on left-side receiver "St. Etienne MLE M 16". Mismatched numbers on bolt handle and left-side buttstock. Door on the bottom of the magazine is pinned in place, and the rear sling swivel is bent. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with patina to the buttplate and areas of the bright bolt assembly. There is a spliced repair to the left-side forend. Wood is good showing applied finish over old dark stains and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bore is dark with fair rifling that may clean better. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

U.S. Property Marked Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver, with British Proofs, #V181292, .38 Spec. cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, color case hardened hammer and trigger, 6 shots, fixed blade type front sight and integral fixed rear sight with square notch, G.H.D. inspectors marks, flaming bomb proof, and "P" proof on bottom grip frame, S&W logo, British letters and broad arrow proofs on right side of frame, U.S. import stamp on left side of frame, S&W address and patent dates on top of barrel; smooth wood grips, lanyard loop at bottom of grip frame. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95% of its arsenal refinished parkerization, with some visible pitting under the finish on the barrel and right side of frame, light scratches on the barrel, frame and cylinder, some loss to the finish at the bottom of cylinder pivot hinge, front sight has some red paint on the edge to make it more visible. The color case hardening on the trigger and hammer show only light age and are very nice, the bluing on the cylinder rod is thinning. Action functions properly; bore is bright with strong lands and grooves, cylinder bores could use some cleaning. Grips show light wear, numerous small dings and light scratches, with a few heavier dings on the lower edges. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

British No. 2 Mk 1 Enfield Double Action Revolver, #Q590, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, black-painted finish, grooved walnut grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Revolver is covered in black paint and markings are difficult to read. "No. 2 Mk 1" is visible on right-side frame. Hammer spur is still in place and lanyard ring is attached to butt. Matching serial number and steel batch number are visible on cylinder. Condition overall is good with approx. 70% of the painted finish remaining on the metal, now showing scratches and flaking. Grips are good with chips along the bottom, and the grooves worn smooth on both sides, with overall handling marks. Action locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore is very good with very good rifling; chambers have rust spots and darkening but may clean better. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Austrian Steyr Model 1912 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4830W, 9mm Steyr cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, checkered walnut grips, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side slide "STEYR 1917". Right-side trigger guard web marked "W-n(Austrian eagle)17". Matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is good as refinished, with the metal retaining almost all of its dark re-blue. Grips are good showing impressions and flattening to the checkering. Action operates smoothly; bore has areas of pitting, otherwise bright with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Sauer & Sohn Model 38H Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Handmade Holster, #484191, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, flat blue military finish with gray trigger; checkered black plastic grips with Sauer and Sohn logo on left side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Magazine is unmarked and is in very good condition with light finish wear. Holster is made of thin leather with cotton reinforcements. Condition is good with flap closure snap partially separated. Left-side slide is marked "CAL.7.65" with no mfgr's markings. There is a "Eagle 37" army acceptance proof on left trigger guard web and a "(eagle)N" proof on the rear of the right-side frame. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, showing edgewear and light scratches to the slide. Grips appear to be modern replacements and are in very good condition. Action operates smoothly, bright bore has worn rifling and patina to the bolt face. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Belgium Bayard Model 1908 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1259839, .32 ACP cal., 2.25" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, slide marked "Cal 7.65 Modele Depose", frame marked "Aciens Etablissements Peiper" Herstal-Belgium, Brevete patent info and date 1908 on top of slide, horse and lancer logo on frame, Belgian proof marks on slide and frame, with side lever safety. Gutta percha black checkered grips with "Bayard" lettering. Bottom mag release with one blued steel original magazine marked "Cal. 7.65", and one blued steel unmarked magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 90% original rust blued finish, with high edgewear on the slide, tops of sights, front of frame, trigger guard edges, and front edge of trigger guard. Front grip strap is very strong with one small wear spot; rear grip strap is thinning and showing some wear, small scratch, and ding on right front of slide, wear to the trigger sides from use, freckling on the bright bolt, and wear to the extractor spring. Action and safety function properly, bore is light frosted and may improve with a good cleaning. Grips show some warpage near the tops with light wear, a few scratches, and a couple of tight hairlines above the top grip screws. Magazines show some wear from use and light scratches. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Bernadelli Vest Pocket Pistol, #68252, .25 ACP cal., 2-1/8'' barrel, blue finish, factory black plastic grips, with one magazine. Right side of frame is dated 1954. Condition is fair to good and retains approx. 70% blue. Slide with areas of finish loss that may have been chemically cleaned, with a few areas of spotted surface rust and dark spotting. Grips show moderate wear. Good action and lightly frosted bore. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

French Velo Dog Double Action Revolver, #10, 6.35mm, 5-shot, blued finish, 1.9" octagon barrel, fixed blade front sight and internal groove rear sight, folding trigger, side lever safety, European proof marks, and finely checkered hard rubber grips. Condition is good retaining approx. 70% original blued finish, with wear and thinning to the finish on the cylinder, high edgewear on the barrel and frame, mottling to the finish on the barrel, freckling and light pitting on the frame side edges, bottom, and grip straps. Action and safety function properly, bore is pitted with strong lands and grooves. Right grip is broken and missing about half the grip on top, with a piece missing at the bottom; left grip is very good showing only minor wear and age. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

Early Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1046, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, straw finished trigger and safety lever, all visible numbers matching except magazine, Chigusa factory of the Nagoya Arsenal proof marks, dated Showa 2,8 (August 1927), small round trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, integral fixed rear sight with square notch, early type knurled cocking knob, lanyard loop, 26-groove mahogany wood grips with no visible serial numbers, and one non-matching number nickel-plated magazine. Beginning in 1934 these early pistols were recalled to fit a magazine safety. This gun has that modification. Condition is very good as arsenal refinished, retaining approx. 90% blued finish, with minor pitting on the barrel, sides of slide and trigger guard, showing little to no holster wear to the finish, with minor wear lines on the rear of the slide from firing, and the typical half-moon scratches around the safety lever area. Front and rear grip straps show heavy freckling, trigger and safety lever show wear and losses to the straw finish with minor pitting, there is minor rust and staining on the bolt and around the lanyard loop. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is bright and shiny. Grips show age, soiling, scratches, and minor dings. Grip screws show wear and minor rust, with clean slots. Magazine shows light rust, stains, minor pitting, and wear from use, with some dings and rough areas on the base. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Composite German/Spanish Model 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #742, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, black paint/blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with attached hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. No cleaning rod. Rifle is built from a German WWI barreled action and a Spanish stock and hand guard. Receiver ring is marked on top "S/42/1937", and the left-side receiver rail is marked "Mod.98". Rear sight leaf is marked "S/42G". Mismatched numbers on replacement bolt assembly. Condition overall is good to very good as modified, with the receiver and barrel retaining most of its applied black-painted finish. Trigger guard shows old damage and a blued finish. The wrist is cracked and chipped behind the receiver tang, and the forend shows cracks forward of the trigger guard; hand guard is cracked behind the rear sight. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with worn rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #91909, 7.7x58mm, 25.5" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture and folding anti-aircraft wings. A folding mono-pod is attached to the rear barrel band, and the cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel. A good condition leather sling is attached to the swivels, and a reproduction steel dustcover is mounted to the bolt. Marked on top of receiver ring with saw-cut defaced Mum crest over characters for "99 Type". Left-side receiver rail is stamped with a 4th Series mark and the symbol for the Nagoya Arsenal. Matching number on bayonet lug; mismatched number on bolt handle. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, with some silvering to the side of the receiver and patina to the buttplate. Wood is very good with impressions, dents, and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is good with good characteristic shallow rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #CCCP32407, 7.62x39mm, 20.5" barrel, blackened finish, laminated stock set, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver cover with the fletched arrow inside five-pointed star of the Tula Arsenal over "1952r". Also stamped with a later refurbishment stamp. Black bolt carrier. Visible original numbers match with magazine case renumbered to match. Cleaning rod is fitted under the barrel but the buttstock cleaning kit is missing. No sling is included. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish, showing light wear to the edge of the bolt handle and bayonet collar. There are scratches to the left side of the forend as well as to the comb of the buttstock, otherwise the wood is very good, with scattered handling marks to the shellac finish. Action and bayonet operate smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import engraved and re-serial numbered by importer on right side of receiver. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Italian Model 1891 Carcano Bolt Action Musketoon, #BD3541, 17.7" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight with "V" notch. Cleaning rod mounted under barrel. Top of receiver ring marked "RI". Top of barrel shank marked with faint "BRECIA". Right side marked "1918". Matching serial number on left-side buttstock behind faint cartouche stamp; right-side buttstock stamped "PM" in circle. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 50% finish, which shows scratches and surface frosting. Stock has several putty and varnish repairs done by a previous owner and there are cracks to the hand guard, otherwise the wood is good, showing impressions and handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore is poor but has visible rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Finnish Property Marked Soviet Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with PU Telescope, #170867, 7.62x54Rmm, 29" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Cleaning rod mounted under the barrel, and a very good condition Soviet cotton sling is attached to the swivels. The bolt handle has been altered to look like a long turned-down sniper type by cutting and rewelding. Marked on top of barrel shank with the fletched arrow inside five-pointed star of the Tula Arsenal over "1936" and a stamped letter "D"; left side with "SA" Finnish property stamp. Right-side buttstock stamped with a circled "CCOP" cartouche forward of a circled "Rb" stamp. Matching numbers on receiver, barrel shank, and bolt; mismatched number on buttplate. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish. Wear to the buttplate accounts for much of the finish loss. Forend and hand guard show scars and bruises to the right side, and three notches have been carved into the left side of the wrist, otherwise, the wood is good showing chips, handling marks, and scratches to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore has light frosting and well-defined rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. The PU scope is marked "Star/Hammer & Sickle/Half Moon/91 30" and is numbered "No. b-156640", with round top turret screws. Mount is a reproduction.  Condition overall is very good showing light scratches to the underside of the tube. Optics show a dull yellow color with a sharp reticle. Both knobs turn with effort. The mount is unmarked and is in excellent condition. Includes a very good condition leather lens cover and cotton scope cover. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Chilean 1912 Contract Steyr-Hahn M1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #4386D, 9mm Steyr cal., 5.2" barrel, blued finish, hammer in the white, integral fixed blade front sight and integral fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, internal magazine, single action, external hammer, side safety lever, lanyard loop, and checkered wood grips. Slide marked with the Chilean crest, "Steyr 1912", "MOD.1911", "Ejercito de Chile", various small proof marks, and large "S". Rare Chilean contract of 5,000 pistols, and this example has not been converted to 9mm Luger. Import stamped marking on inside of frame at front muzzle area. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% original blued finish, with high edgewear at the front of the slide, front frame edges, trigger guard edges, and tops of sights. Front grip strap shows some freckling and light scratches; rear grip strap is very strong, high edges of the safety and hold open lever show light wear, and edges of the lanyard loop. Barrel, trigger, and hammer show age graying and light freckling to the "in the white" polished finish. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is bright with strong lands and grooves. Grips show wear, scratches, light depressions and dings, and some flattened diamonds. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Model 213 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 2 Extra Barrels and 5 Magazines, #39000742, 9x19mm, 4.5" barrel, blued/black painted finish, black plastic Polish replacement grips marked "FB" on left side and "WP on right side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Magazine #1 has spacer to fit 9x19 cartridge and is in very good condition. Pistol comes with 2 extra 7.62x25mm barrels. Barrel #1 has a very good bore and finish. Barrel #2 has a poor bore and finish. Magazines #2-5 are 7.62x25mm and are in good to very good condition. All are stamped with different serial numbers on floorplate. Pistol is marked on left-side slide "MODEL 213 9x19 mm KSI POMONA CA/MADE IN CHINA" and marked "99". Matching numbers on frame and slide and barrel. Condition overall is good with approx. 80% finish remaining on the frame. Slide has had black paint applied, now with overall chips, retaining approx. 70% finish. Polish grips are in fair condition showing considerable wear and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good defined rifling. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Czech Model CZ-52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Extra Magazine and Holster, #C06701, 7.62x25mm, 4.7" barrel, dark parkerized finish, grooved brown plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Magazine #1 is in good condition with light finish wear and a bend to the front lip of the floorplate. Magazine #2 is in good condition with light wear and patina and a bend to the front lip of the floorplate. This magazine will not lock slide to the rear. The tan Czech military holster is maker marked on the inside flap. Condition is about good with darkening, handling marks, and a small hole to the magazine pouch. All fittings are intact. A steel military cleaning rod is included. Pistol is marked "rid" on left side frame and "(crossed swords)53" on right-side frame. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and barrel. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish. Right-side grip is in very good condition; left-side grip is in good condition showing chips and handling marks to the horizontal grooves. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import engraved on right side of slide. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Egyptian Helwan Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 2 Magazines, #4010, 9x19mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with horizontal grooves, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with square notch. Magazine #1 is mfg'r marked on the spine and has a matching Arabic serial number engraved on the floorplate. Good condition with finish wear and frosting. Magazine #2 is mfg'r marked on the spine and has no serial number. Condition is good with patina to the floorplate. Pistol is marked "HELWAN CAL.9 m/m/A.R.E." on left-side slide and marked with Arabic script on right-side slide. Matching Arabic serial numbers on right-side frame and slide. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 85% finish, with overall light scratches and handling marks. Grip panels have a gap in the rear where they don't fit together. Condition is very good showing mostly light handling marks and scratches. There is patina to the bolt face. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. Import marked on left side of frame. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Early Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 4 Magazines, #5032, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, straw-finished trigger, all visible numbers matching except magazines, Koishikawa Arsenal proof marks, dated Showa 4.7 (July 1929), small round trigger guard, drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight, integral fixed rear sight with square notch, early type knurled cocking knob, lanyard loop, 25-groove beech wood grips with no visible serial number, has two different types of grip screws, two original non-matching number blued steel magazines with pot metal bases, and two original non-matching number nickel-plated magazines with aluminum bases. Beginning in 1934 these early pistols were recalled to fit a magazine safety. This gun has that modification. Condition is good retaining approx. 80% arsenal refinished rust bluing, with light pitting evident under the bluing, high edgewear to the muzzle, high edges of the slide and frame, trigger guard edges, scattered freckling on the slide sides, barrel, and sides of frame. Grip straps show heavy freckling and staining, typical half-moon scratches around the safety lever area to include a partial line on the left grip, rear segment of the cocking knob has a ding, and heavy wear and loss of finish to the straw on the trigger. Action, hold open, and safety all function properly; bore is lightly frosted overall with strong lands and grooves. Grips show age, soiling, minor dings and small gouges. One blued magazine is very good showing wear lines from use and oxidation to the base. The other blued magazine shows losses to the finish, freckling, pitting, and minor rust, with oxidation to the base. One nickel-plated magazine is very nice showing very light age and use, with minor dings on the base. The other nickel-plated magazine shows a few heavy rust spots, minor blemishes, and wear from use, with minor dings and soiling on the base. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish "Libia" Semi-Automatic Pistol, #40526, .25 AC cal., 1.87" barrel, blued finish, integral fixed blade front sight and fixed groove rear sight, grip safety, safety lever, slide marked "Fabrique D'Armes De Guerre De Grande Precision", "Libia Patent-Depose 112 69094", frame stamped "Spain", pressed checkered gutta percha grips with "Libia" lettering, and one bright nickel-plated magazine. Condition is very good retaining approx. 70% original finish, with wear, light scratches, and freckling on the top and sides of slide, light scratches on the rear of slide and frame, heavy wear to the finish on the grip safety, wear and freckling to the frame, front of the trigger guard, and front grip strap. Action and safety function properly, bore is heavily frosted but retains definable lands and grooves. Grips show age, some soiling, a couple of insect bites, and the right grip has a tight hairline fracture at the rear edge. Magazine shows wear from use and a couple of small spots of rust and loss to the nickel plating. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Spanish "Vencedor" Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5959, .25 ACP cal., 2.12" barrel, blued finish, barrel and small parts in the white, slide marked "6.35 MODEL AUTOMATIC PISTOL", frame marked "Spain", safety and hold open lever, integral fixed front sight and rear sight groove, pressed checkered gutta percha grips with embossed crown and "Vencedor" marking, and one bright nickel-plated magazine. Condition is good retaining approx. 70%-80% original blued finish, with wear and fine freckling/pitting on the right front side of the slide and frame, some wear and scratches on the front of slide, small scratches on the left side of slide and front grip strap, light pitting on the slide serrations, and rear grip strap is very strong. Trigger has an engine-turned machined bright finish showing some age graying and light rust. Barrel shows age graying to the polished finish. Action and safety work properly, bore is lightly frosted with very lightly machined lands and grooves. Grips show some age, soiling, and a small chip in the side of the right grip. Magazine is very nice but may be a well-made modern replacement. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Model 213 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Accessories, #310373, 9x19mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, grooved black plastic grips with five-pointed star on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and magazine. Includes a very good condition 7.62x25mm barrel with sharp well-defined rifling stamped "0963", and a 7.62x25mm magazine with lanyard loop stamped "26425" on floorplate that will not fit pistol due to spacer installed in magazine well. Pistol condition is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, which has a two-toned color on the front of the slide and a long disassembly scratch to the left-side frame below the slide stop. Grips are very good showing light handling marks to the grooves. Magazine is very good with light vertical scratches. Action operates smoothly. Import stamped on right-side slide. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Italian Model 1934 Beretta Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Two Magazines, #7238650, .380 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with "PB" logo on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Magazine #1 is in very good condition with a re-blued floorplate. Magazine #2 is in very good condition with a parkerized floorplate. Pistol marked "P.BERETTA- Cal. 9 CORTO-Mo 1934 BREVETTATO/GARDONE V.T. 1938 XVI" on left-side slide. Left-side frame is stamped "Crown/RE" and "Crown FAC/39" on the right side. Matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with wear around the muzzle and high edgewear around the rear of the slide. Front and rear grip straps show wear and brown patina. Grips are very good showing a few areas of highpoint wear to the finish. Action operates smoothly, dark bore shows frosting and good to very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine, #GL801, 7.62x39mm, 20.75" barrel, blackened finish, black plastic Fiber Force SKS stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. B-Square top cover with Simmons 4x28 scope. Matching original numbers on visible parts. No bayonet or cleaning rod. Condition overall is good with the metal blued finish beginning to fade in areas. Receiver has been drilled on both sides to secure the B-Square top cover. Action and magazine operate smoothly, bore is bright with light pitting throughout. Scope optics are clear with duplex reticle. Import engraved on right side of barrel. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Czech VZ-24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #P47808, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Missing cleaning rod. Marked on top of receiver ring "1937", and "CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA, A.S, BRNO" on left side receiver rail. Matching numbers on bolt handle and stock. Condition overall is good. Most of the metal is covered by some amount of patina and overall darkening. Forend has a closed crack under the bolt handle, otherwise the wood is good, showing some dark areas and light handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

WWII German JGA Sportmodell 4mm Bolt Action Training Rifle, #2349, 4mm Long cal., 26" barrel/shroud (actual rifled barrel is only about 10" long), blued finish, receiver marked "JGA" with shield logo, and "Buscher Sportmodell Nurnberg"; matching numbered barrel and receiver, bolt is un-numbered, flip-over lever safety, top of barrel marked "4mm Lang", drift adjustable inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight adjustable from 10 to 50, one-piece wood stock and upper hand guard, side sling slot, two blued steel barrel bands, steel buttplate, unusual brown painted stacking/cleaning rod with removable tip. Condition is good retaining approx. 85% original blued finish, with freckling on top of barrel and action, light edgewear to the rear sight top, bolt release lever, bolt body and handle. Action and safety function properly; bore is bright but needs a good cleaning. Stock has a duffle-bag cut under the rear barrel band and is loose. Body of the stock shows numerous small scratches, dings, small gouges, and minor chipping at the rear around the buttplate. Barrel bands show light high edgewear to the bluing. Buttplate has been lightly cleaned, with a dark patina. There are remnants of a leather sling for a standard K98 included, but it is not complete and is broken. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Russian M1895 Nagant Revolver, #37846, 7.62x38Rmm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, four-piece checkered walnut grips, inverted "V" front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked in Cyrillic on left-side frame "HMNEPATOPCKIN/TYABCKIH/OPYKEHHBIH/3ABOAB/1900". Czarist proof mark on right-side frame. Matching numbers on frame and trigger guard. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% of its Soviet Arsenal re-blued finish, which was applied over areas of old pitting. Grips are very good showing light flattening to the checkering and a few scattered handling marks. Action, loading gate, and extractor function smoothly; bore has frosting in the grooves with very good rifling. There are a few dark spots in the chambers, otherwise bright. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Mk IV Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #84217, .38 S&W cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips with Webley logo on each side, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight. Lanyard loop assembly has been removed from butt of grip. Marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD" on top of barrel strap and "MARK IV .38" on left side; frame marked "WAR FINISH" and stamped with a "Broad Arrow" British Gov't ownership mark along with proof and view stamps. Matching numbers on barrel and cylinder. Condition overall is good. Most of the finish has been worn from the metal, which is now a dull color showing overall dark spots and patina. Grips are good with overall handling marks, chips, and flattening to the checkering. Action locks up, cycles, and extracts smoothly; bore has scattered small spots of patina, otherwise good, with very good rifling; chambers are clean and bright. Birmingham export proof marks stamped on left side of frame and barrel. The Australian made holster is ink stamped "H&Co.1944/D(Broad Arrow)D" under the flap and "(Broad Arrow)H" on the rear, with added penned writing on the forward edge. Holster condition is close to excellent showing bright colors with all stitching and metal intact. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Polish TT-33 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with 2 Magazines, #PTO9255, 7.62x25mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with vertical grooves, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Safety lever added to left-side frame below slide stop. Magazine #1 is stamped "02" on the right side and has a lanyard loop on the floorplate. Condition is very good with light finish wear. Magazine #2 is stamped with a mismatched serial number and is in good condition with wear and areas of patina. Pistol is marked with a "(circle)11" arsenal code over "1952". Matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% arsenal reblued finish showing a few light scratches. Top right-side grip is missing, condition is otherwise good with chips and scratches to the vertical grooves. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves that may clean better, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Import engraved on left side of slide. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

British Webley Mark III* Single Shot Flare Pistol, #76294, 1" bore cal., 5.6" barrel with bell, brass frame and barrel, smooth hardwood grips, no sights. Lanyard ring attached to bottom of grip. Marked on right-side frame with the Webley trademark "Winged Bullet/W&S" logo; left-side frame marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM" and "III*". Proof, inspection, and "?17" in-service marks stamped into left-side frame and barrel. Matching numbers on underside of barrel and extractor. Condition overall is very good, with the brass frame and barrel showing a few handling marks and a darkened patina. Steel hammer, trigger, and barrel stirrup have an overall patina. Grips have a few dark spots and show mostly light handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bore has some dark areas that may clean better, otherwise good. Est.: $250-$400. (Non-gun)

Lot of Two (2) WWII British Berridge No. 1 Mk IV Flare Pistols, zinc pot metal frames and barrels, blued metal small parts, extended 5.75" long barrels with flared muzzles, 26mm bores, small proof marks on barrels, side lever openers, external hammers, smooth wood grips, lanyard loops at bottom of grips. 1.) #BE37796, frame and barrel have lightly oxidized gray finish with scattered freckling, blued steel parts show light freckling, wear, and light scratches. Bore has heavy oxidation that should clean somewhat; action, hammer, and trigger function properly. Grips are very good with some age stains but very few scratches or dings. 2.) #BE34246, frame and barrel have lightly oxidized gray finish with scattered dried grease residue; blued steel parts show light freckling, wear, and light scratches. Bore has heavy oxidation that should clean somewhat; action, hammer, and trigger function properly. Grips are very good with minor dings, scratches, and small gouges around the grip screw. Rare to find these with intact firing pins, as most were deactivated after the war. Est.: $250-$300/Lot. (Non-gun)

Lot of Two (2) WWII Russian SpSh-44 Flare Pistols, NVSN, 26.5mm bores, 5.9" barrels, stamped steel and welded construction, bottom checkered lever release, stamped triggers, external hammers, wood grips, marked with Soviet star in a shield, faint factory stamped marking, lanyard loops at bottom of grips, blued finish. 1.) Smooth wood grips with remnants of varnished finish, tight hairlines around the grip screw, remnants of bluing only in a few protected areas of frame, mostly a mottled brown patina, with light pitting and evidence of cleaning. Bore is lightly pitted near front half, action is weak, hard to lock up, trigger will not stay cocked. 2.) Smooth wood grips with initials "L U" carved into left grip, some varnish remaining on left grip, remnants of bluing on frame and barrel in some protected areas. Mostly mottled brown patina with scattered freckling, bore has light pitting overall, action works well, hammer and trigger function well. Est.: $200-$400/Lot. (Non-gun)

Group of Three (3) WWII German Leuchpistole 42 Flare Pistols, stamped and welded sheet metal construction, 6.1" steel barrels, 26.5mm (4 bore) cal., push-button release lever, external hammer, stamped trigger, lanyard loop at bottom of grip, brown Bakelite grooved grip panels, all marked with maker code "wa" for H. Schneider mfg'r. 1.) #151684, retains approx. 50% original gray phosphate finish, with light brown patina on most of the barrel and scattered areas of the frame. Bore is lightly pitted, action functions ok. Grips show numerous small scratches and scuffs. 2.) #175483, retains about 30% original gray phosphate finish, with scattered light brown patina on the frame. Barrel has been wire brushed to a mottled patina, extending over the edges of the frame. Action works properly, bore is dark but should clean ok. Grips show age, the right grip has several heavy scratches in the center and a tight hairline around the lower screw. 3.) #116150, the frame and barrel have been mostly cleaned of any original finish, with some evidence of pitting around the grips and left side of frame and barrel. Barrel has a large dent at the front top edge, action has been wired shut, hammer and trigger function properly, bore is lightly frosted. Grips show light dings, scratches and scuffs. Est.: $300-$500/Lot. (Non-gun)

Lot of Two (2) WWI French M1917 Brass Flare Pistols, NVSN, 26.9mm bores, takes 25mm French flare cartridges, 4" barrels, brass body and barrels, steel external hammers, triggers, and side locking action levers, checkered wood grips, lanyard loop at bottom of grips, marked with a "V" on left side of frame and internal barrel lug. Made by G.G.&Cie (Grivolat Gerest Fils et Compagne). 1.) Frame and barrel have been cleaned and polished at some time in the past, showing numerous small dings and scratches. Steel parts show age graying and scattered light freckling with some cleaning. Action is very tight to open, hammer and trigger work well, nice bore. Action lever screw may be an old replacement. Grips have some vertical lines carved into them at the edges and show some scratches and small gouges. 2.) Frame and barrel have been cleaned and polished at some time in the past, now toning down nicely, showing numerous small dings and scratches and a nice bore. Steel parts show age graying and scattered freckling with some cleaning. Action is very tight to open, hammer and trigger work well. Grips show some age darkening, light dings and minor scratches. Est.: $300-$500. (Non-gun)

WWII German Leuchpistole 34 Flare Pistol, #87g, 26.5mm bore, 6.1" barrel, aluminum, black anodized finish, under lever cocking mechanism, blued trigger, trigger guard, and cocking lever, external hammer, maker marked "Waffenfabrik Walther Zella-Mehlis (Thur.)" and dated 1940. Nazi eagle firing proofs and "(eagle)359" waffenampts on barrel, frame, and most of the small parts; lanyard ring at bottom of grip, and dark brown Bakelite checkered grips. Condition is good, the barrel finish fading and possibly painted to cover at one time, high edgewear to the finish on the frame, front and rear grip straps fading to a light gold color, numerous light scratches, dings and wear. The blued trigger, trigger guard, hammer, and cocking lever show scattered light freckling. Bore is lightly oxidized. Action opens ok, and the hammer and trigger work properly. Grips show soiling, light age, scratches, and a few flattened diamonds. Est.: $200-$300. (Non-gun)

Group of Three (3) WWII British No. 2 Mk 5 Flare Pistols, 26.5mm bores, takes 1" flare cartridges, 3.6" barrels, all three have the round lug on the barrel associated with RAF issued pieces, external hammers marked M601 (war-time mfgr's code), top "U"-shaped opening lever, retracting lanyard loops, and black composite checkered grips. 1.) Number 108421, small proof on top of barrel, broad arrow on frame, NP proof on side of barrel, trigger guard stamped "Made in England", bore is clean, numerous scratches and small dings, some old dried grease in recesses. 2.) Number 075292, small proof on top of barrel, broad arrow on frame, bore is mint, numerous small scratches and minor dings, couple of tiny rust spots. 3.) Number 143606, small proof on top of barrel, broad arrow on frame, partial black painted finish over bluing, trigger guard stamped "Made in England", bore is lightly rusted overall but should clean well, with numerous small scratches and light wear. Est.: $400-$600/Lot. (Non-gun)

WWII German Leuchpistole 34 Flare Pistol, #7275b, 26.5mm bore, 6.1" barrel, aluminum, black anodized finish, underlever cocking mechanism, blued trigger, trigger guard, and cocking lever, external hammer, maker marked "ERMA-ERFURT" and dated 1938, Weimar eagle firing proofs and "(eagle)77" waffenampts on barrel and frame, lanyard ring at bottom of grip, and dark brown Bakelite checkered grips. Condition is good, the barrel finish fading to a golden color, high edgewear to the finish on the frame, front and rear grip straps fading to gold color, numerous light scratches, dings and wear. The blued trigger, trigger guard, hammer and cocking lever shows heavy rust freckling. Bore is frosted near the front half, and there is a large dent at the mouth of the barrel. Action opens ok, and the hammer and trigger work properly. Grips show soiling, light age, scratches, and a few flattened diamonds. Est.: $200-$300. (Non-gun)

WWII German Luftwaffe Double Barrel Aluminum Flare Pistol, #F1 24483, 26.5mm (4 bore) cal., 6.5" barrels, black dull finish, underlever cocking mechanism, side safety lever, cocking indicators, lever for firing right or left barrels, maker marked "fzs" for Krieghoff Firearms Co., dated 1943, brown Bakelite checkered grips, Luftwaffe eagle acceptance stamps and "4" in a circle marks on top of barrels. Condition is very good retaining most of its black anodized finish, with minor scratches and light dings, oxidation to the various screws, levers, and small parts. Cocking action is a little sluggish and may need lubrication; bores show light pitting marks near the middle and front. Grips show a few scratches and dings, mainly on the bottom edges. Est.: $600-$900. (Non-gun)

Lot of Two (2) British Single Shot Flare Pistols: 1.) Webley No. 2 Mk 1 Flare Pistol, #33898, 1.5" bore cal., 4.2" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, no sights. Lanyard ring attached to bottom of grip. Marked on left-side barrel "1918/WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM" and "No.2 MARK "I""; left-side frame also marked "No 2 MARK "I". Matching numbers on frame, standing breech, and barrel. Condition overall is about good with the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, the balance showing old rust and patina. Right-side grip has turned to a brown color and both are in fair to good condition showing overall chips and handling marks from use and storage. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is in very good condition. 2.) No. 4 Mk 1* Flare Pistol, #91875, 1.5" bore cal., 4.2" barrel, blued finish, black plastic checkered grips, no sights. No mfgr's name, stamped with model number on left-side barrel "NO 4 MK I*", along with later Birmingham export proof stamps. Birmingham acceptance proof marks are stamped into the left side of the frame. Safety catch on left side of frame releases hammer. Barrel has locking lugs and sliding release for attachment to aircraft. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 35% finish, now showing old patina and rust, especially around the muzzle. Grips are good showing chips and scratches, with areas of flattening to the checkering. There is patina around the muzzle area, otherwise bore is in good condition. Action operates smoothly. Est.: $400-$600/Lot. (Non-gun)

British Royal Navy Issue Mk I Webley Double Action Revolver, #23182, .45 ACP cal., 4" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Revolver appears to have been upgraded to the Mk 1** standard by fitting a Mark IV barrel and a Mark V cylinder but is not marked to verify this. Left side of frame is marked "WEBLEY/MARK I/PATENTS". Royal Navy issue "N" stamped on rear of frame. Serial number has been ground off barrel, and a mismatched number is stamped on the rear of the replacement cylinder. Revolver has been converted to .45 ACP cal. by shaving the rear of the cylinder and can be loaded using full or half-moon clips. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, showing dark patina to the front and rear grip straps. Grips are very good showing mild flattening to the checkering and a chip with handling marks along the bottoms. Action is slightly loose but locks up, cycles, and ejects smoothly; bore has frosting with good rifling; chambers have darkening and may clean better. Import stamped on left side of barrel. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Italian Model 1935 Beretta Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #553002, 3.25" barrel, blued finish, two-piece black plastic grips with "PB" logo on each side; blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with square notch. Pistol is marked on left-side slide "P.BERETTA-CAL 7.65-BREVETATTA/GARDONE V.T. 1944". Rear left-side frame stamped "4/UT" inside circle. Both magazines are unmarked and are in good condition showing wear and some patina. The green leather holster is marked "S.COHER" in ink pen on the rear. Condition is very good with fading, light scuffs, and scratches. Pistol has matching numbers on frame and slide and is very good overall, with the metal retaining approx. 90% finish, showing patina spots to the left-side frame and slide, and wear and darkening to the front and rear grip straps. Grips are very good with light handling marks, and the screws show moderate screwdriver damage. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Czech CZ-27 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #385296, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, checkered one-piece dark red plastic grip with CZ logos on each side; blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "V" notch. Pistol is marked on left-side slide "fnh Pistole Modell 27 Kal.7,65". Right-side frame marked with "WaA76" waffenampt stamp. "Eagle/Swastika" marks are stamped on top of slide and on barrel at ejection port. Both magazine floorplates are marked "P.MOD.27". Brown leather holster is marked on rear with large "P.Mod.27" along with a "CZ" logo, "(eagle)/WaA 76" waffenampt and "1942". Holster condition is good with the pliable leather showing handling marks and scratches to the dark finish. Extra magazine has a bent floorplate, otherwise good. Pistol has matching numbers on frame and slide. Pistol condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 80% finish, showing wear to the front strap and rust patina spots to the frame and slide. The straw-colored hammer and trigger show darker toning. Grip is very good with a small chip and showing light handling marks to the checkering. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Both of the magazines have bent floorplates and wear to the finish, otherwise good. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Italian Model 1934 Beretta Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Holster and Extra Magazine, #807345, .380 Auto cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, two-piece black plastic grips with "PB" logo on each side; blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with square notch. Pistol is marked on left-side slide "P.BERETTA-Cal.9 CORTO-Mo 1934-BREVETTATO/GARDONE V.T.1940-XVIII. Rear left-side frame stamped "(crown)R.E". Both magazines are unmarked and are in good condition showing finish wear and light patina. Green leather holster is marked "EL Alamein" on inside flap. Holster condition is good with the pliable leather showing scuffs and scratches to the finish. Pistol has matching numbers on frame and slide. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 75% finish, showing dark patina to the front and rear grip straps and scattered patina spots to the frame and slide. Barrel has turned to a plum color and the gray hammer has dark patina spots. Grips are good with some flaking along one back edge and overall handling marks. Action operates smoothly; bore has a dark spot that may clean better, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Soviet TT-33 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Accessories, #5B1167, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with vertical checkering and five-pointed star in center, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side frame and top of slide with matching numbers and "(star)1940". Pistol has lanyard loop installed on left side of grip frame. No safety lever. Condition overall is good. Metal retains approx. 70% finish, with an area of patina to the right-side slide at the muzzle and frosting and patina across the left-side slide. Grips appear to be later replacements and are in excellent condition. Action operates smoothly, bore is good with slight darkening and good rifling. No visible import marks. Magazine #1 is stamped with a star on the side but has no serial number; condition is good with most finish worn and now with patina. Magazine #2 is stamped with a star, a mismatched serial number, and has a lanyard loop on the base; condition is good with light wear and patina. Holster is marked with an "OTK" stamp on the inside flap. Holster condition is very good showing only light wear and use. Cleaning rod is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Czech Model VZ-24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #22279, 8x57mm, 23.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left receiver rail "ZBROJOVKA BRNO, A.S.VZ.24." No crest on top of receiver ring. There is a hand-stamped serial number only on the left side. Mismatched numbers engraved on bolt handle. Rifle was probably in Romanian service with left-side buttstock stamped "AR 8473". Cleaning rod is missing. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 70% finish, the bolt assembly cleaned bright, now showing fine pitting. Hand guard has chipping at the rear, otherwise the wood is good showing old and new dents and handling marks to the darkened finish. Action operates smoothly, bore has darkening in the grooves with very good rifling. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Italian Model 1938 Carcano Infantry Rifle, with Scope, #D3219, 7.35x51mm, 20.9" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked faintly on top of barrel shank "(Crown)/R.E./TERNI", and on right side with Fascist "1939 XVII". A later Finnish "SA" property mark is stamped on the left side. There is an unreadable cartouche on the left-side buttstock forward of a mismatched serial number. Condition overall is very good as reconditioned, with the metal retaining approx. 90% reblued finish, the barrel and receiver polished bright, and some parts showing browning or spots of patina. Wood has been sanded and varnished, now very good, showing old and new handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is very good with very good well-defined rifling. Scope is marked "PAN-TECH JR. ENCINITAS.CALIF.". Scope condition is good with areas of patina present on the tube; optics are clear and bright. Est.:  $400-$600. (C&R)

Modified Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle, #1536, 7.7x 58mm, 18.25'' barrel, blued /black painted finish, two-piece hardwood stock. Sights removed. Mum crest has been ground off receiver. Marked on left-side receiver with markings for the Izawa Jyuko Arsenal and a 9th Series stamp. Mismatched numbers on bolt handle. Rifle has been modified by cutting off the barrel with a hack saw, removing the sights, and cutting and re-shaping the stock. Condition overall is good as modified, with the metal retaining approx. 90% of its added black-painted finish. Wood is good with chips and scratches to the added stain finish. Action is smooth, bore is good with shallow rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (Modern)

WWII Mauser HSc Semi-Automatic Pistol, #849762, .32 ACP cal., 3.4" barrel, blued finish, integral fixed blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with small "u" notch, double action, side lever safety, external hammer, faint Nazi "(eagle)N" proof marks on slide and trigger guard, bottom mag release, Mauser Banner and address on left side of slide, checkered wood grips, and three (3) blued steel magazines. Condition is good as refinished retaining 99% of the re-blued finish, with muted markings, all parts having a dull blue/black appearance, the double action feature does not function, but gun fires single action, safety lever is a bit hard to operate sometimes, hold open feature functions properly. Bore is mostly bright with a light frosting that may improve with cleaning. Grips show numerous small dings, light depressions, scratches and scuffs, with a recent lightly varnished finish. Magazines show only light wear from use, but all three are slightly different: One is marked on the base plate with the Mauser Banner but may be a post-war piece; the other two are unmarked modern replacement magazines. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Belgium Bayard M1908 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #184717, .32 ACP cal., 2.25" barrel, blued finish, fixed blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "v" notch, slide marked "Cal 7.65 Modele Depose", frame marked "Aciens Etablissements Peiper" Herstal-Belgium, Brevete patent info and date 1908 on top of slide, horse and lancer logo on frame, Imperial German eagle proofs on front of slide and frame, with "(crown)/F" proof. Hard rubber black checkered grips with "Bayard" lettering. Bottom mag release with one blued steel original magazine. Condition is fair retaining approx. 60% original finish, with wear and pitting to the top of the slide, freckling on sides of the slide, some pitting and dings on sides of the frame, pitting and wear on front and rear grip straps and trigger guard, and wear from use on sides of the trigger. Action and safety function properly, bore is heavily frosted with strong lands and grooves. Right grip is good showing scratches and minor gouges; left grip is broken in two and glued, with chipping, scratches, and losses at the bottom edge and top corner. Magazine shows wear from use and light rust on one side. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Nazi Police Marked Steyr-Hahn Semi-Automatic Pistol, #604g, 9mm Luger cal., 5-3/16" barrel, blued finish, polished barrel, engine-turned finish on trigger, top spring, and hammer; internal magazine, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed integral rear sight with "V" notch, slide marked "08" denoting conversion to 9mm Luger cal., original Austrian eagle proof and "Wn.14" marking at trigger guard, small parts and slide marked with a "k", Nazi "(eagle)N" firing proof on left side of frame, Nazi Police "(eagle)L" proof mark on right side of frame, "SW 362" stamped into lanyard loop at bottom of grip, and checkered wood grip panels. Condition is very good as refinished/re-blued, the frame and slide showing some polishing that did not remove all the previous pitting and scratches. Slide has a duller gray blue finish than the frame, with no appreciable wear to the slide. Frame shows thinning to gray on the front and rear grip straps and bottom of trigger guard. Barrel is polished in the white. Trigger, hammer, and top spring are polished with an engine-turned machined bright finish. Action, hold open, and safety function properly; bore is mostly bright with a light frosting that may improve with a good cleaning. Grips are very nice with crisp checkering and a light varnished finish. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Model 213 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Extra Barrel, 3 Magazines, and Accessories, #621740, 9x19mm, 4.5" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with five-pointed star on each side, blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight with "U" notch. Magazine #1 is a correct 9x19mm model with spacer behind follower stamped with mismatched number in very good condition. Magazine #2 is smaller Norinco 9x19mm model that will not fit this pistol. In very good condition. Magazine #3 is a 7.62x25mm model that will not fit this pistol. With mismatched serial number in very good condition. Accessories include an extra 9x19mm barrel with excellent bore, barrel bushing, and two magazine conversion spacers, one missing the retaining pin, in very good condition. Pistol is marked "MODEL 213 9 x19 mm/MADE IN CHINA BY NORINCO" on left side of slide. There is a "Triangle 66" mfg'rs mark on left-side frame. Matching numbers on left-side frame and slide. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% finish, showing light scattered handling marks. Grips are very good with light handling marks to each side. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Import stamped on right side of frame. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

French Model 1886 R35 Lebel Bolt Action Carbine, #72118, 8x50Rmm, 17.7" barrel, black-painted finish, two-piece hardwood stock, blade front and adjustable rear folding leaf Berthier type sights. Marked on left-side receiver "MANUFACTURE D'ARMES Tulle" and "MLE 1886 R35". Right-side barrel shank marked "MA C 1938". Matching numbers on bolt handle, magazine, buttstock and forend. "Mou" has been carved into the paint on right-side receiver. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 60% black-painted finish, showing overall flaking and scratches with areas of patina. Wood is very good showing handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Scarce Antique Carcano Model 1868 Needle Fire Rifle, #953, converted from percussion, 17.5mm, 37.25" rifled barrel, straight grip nearly full-length wood stock with steel buttplate. Small blade front sight, rear sight base only. Sling swivel mounted to the middle band and front of trigger guard. Right side is dated, what looks like "1864". Large upside down "26" is stamped on right side of the buttstock with smaller horizontal "3728". There is an illegible proof mark on the old percussion base, small numbers stamped on inside of the trigger guard. After the noticeable battlefield success of the Dreyse needle fire rifle. The Italians began these conversions in 1867, using Salvatore Carcano's system. Condition is good with scattered areas of rust patina and moderate pitting to the metal. Heavier rust is present on the rear sight base. Wood with dark staining throughout, scattered dents and scratches. There is a crack to the right side of the forend that runs the full length, between the front and mid-barrel band. Action is stiff and functions but not smoothly. Needle sticks approx. 1/8" past the bolt face. Rifling is visible but the bore is dark with heavy frosting and some visible erosion. Hard to find in any condition. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

French Model 1886 M93 Lebel Bolt Action Rifle, #61141, 8x50Rmm, 31.5" barrel, blued finish, two-piece hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver "MANUFACTURE D'ARMES/St Etienne" and "MLE 1886 M93". Matching numbers on bolt handle, buttstock and magazine. Faint, probably mismatched number on underside of forend. Stacking hook is bent. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 80% finish, with the trigger guard cleaned bright and patina to the buttplate. There are impact marks around the muzzle crown. There is an arsenal spliced repair to the underside of the forend with deep lengthwise scratches, especially to the buttstock, otherwise the wood is good, with overall handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Italian Model 1938 Carcano Bolt Action Carbine, with Folding Bayonet, #D9985, 6.5x52mm, 17.7" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight with "V" notch. Marked on top of barrel shank flat with "GARDONE VALTROMPIA/(crown)/RE". Right side marked with Fascist "1935-XIV". Matching serial number electro-penned on left-side receiver ring. Faint cartouche stamped on left-side buttstock forward of mismatched serial number. Condition overall is very good with approx. 70% finish remaining on the metal. Top of wrist is cracked on the left side behind the tang, otherwise the wood is good, showing overall dents and handling marks to the dark finish. There is darkening in the grooves, otherwise the bore is good with good rifling. Action and bayonet operate smoothly. Bayonet has patina to blade edges but very good. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Egyptian FN-49 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #19649, 8x57mm, 23.2" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable leaf rear sight with aperture. Steel replacement marking disc is mounted to right-side buttstock, and a good condition green nylon sling is attached to the underside. Marked on top of receiver ring with Royal Egyptian crown, and on the left-side receiver rail "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE_HERSTAL BELGIQUE". Matching Arabic numbers on receiver cover. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 40% finish, now showing darkening with areas of old patina. Wood is good with overall dents, scratches, and handling marks to the finish. Action operates smoothly; bore has slight darkening in the grooves, otherwise very good with very good rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Norinco Model 213 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #3156172, 9x19mm, 4.5" barrel, blade front and "U"-notched fixed rear sights, satin blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips with a lanyard ring, and one 8-shot magazine. Mfg'd 1956. Pistol is very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% blue finish, with light pitting and surface erosion on the underside of the barrel lug, scratches around the safety, and light wear on the front strap. Grips are in good condition and fit well. Action functions well, bore is good with defined rifling. Import marked "KSI POMONA, CA." on left side of slide, as well as "MADE IN CHINA". A Chinese made copy of the Russian Tokarev TT-33, these pistols were imported in 1988 only. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War French Production P-38 svw-46 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5755k, 9mm, 5" barrel, dark gray phosphate finish, double action, French star proof on slide, hammer drop safety, drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed rear sight with small "u" slot, all visible numbers matching, post-war Austrian eagle and BH police stamp on frame above the trigger guard, small round proof on trigger guard edge; lanyard loop, bottom mag release, gray metal grooved grips, and one blued steel magazine marked P.38v, serial number 3682, and faint "(eagle)359" proof on back spine. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% original gray phosphate finish, with wear at the sides of the muzzle, tops of sights, high edges of slide, trigger guard edges, tips of the hold open and safety levers; front grip strap is very strong showing almost no wear, edgewear to the mag release and lanyard loop. Action has old dried oil and grease that makes it a bit sluggish, but a good cleaning should remedy that; bore is bright with just a hint of frosting. The hold open works if you push up slightly on the magazine, with another mag in place it functions properly. Hammer drop safety is a bit gummy but works properly. Metal grips show some high edgewear and minor scratches. Magazine shows only light wear from use. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Trade Pattern Martini-Enfield Single Shot Carbine, NVSN, .303 Brit. cal., 21.25" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, bead on ramp front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on right side barrel shank with Birmingham proof and view stamps and "303 PROVED". Carbine was assembled with surplus parts by the Birmingham gun trade for sale to private and government customers. "EH/163" stamped on right-side buttstock. No cleaning rod is fitted. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining about 75% finish, showing patina and rust spots to the front sight, band, and rear sight block. Stock is swollen behind the receiver and a section has chipped off behind the thumb rest, otherwise the wood is good, showing overall handling marks to the dark finish. Action operates smoothly, bore is dark with visible fair to good rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Turkish Issue German GEW 88/05 Commission Bolt Action Rifle, #2661y, 8x57mm, 29.1" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Cleaning rod is mounted under the barrel and a very good condition leather sling is attached. Marked on top of receiver ring "(CROWN)/DANZIG/1890". Left-side receiver rail marked "Gew.". The "88" was removed when the thumb recess for Mauser stripper clips was milled into the left-side receiver rail and the clip guides were installed on each side of the receiver bridge. magazine well has also been blocked by a sheet steel cover. German unit markings "72.R.-7.200." are stamped on the front barrel band. Bolt is marked with Turkish crescents and numbers. Trigger guard and rear sight leaf have mismatched numbers. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining over 90% of its reblued finish, with darkening across the bolt assembly. Wood has been sanded and varnished over old handling marks, now very good, with a couple of scattered recent scratches. Action operates smoothly; bore has darkening in the grooves that may clean better, otherwise good with good rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Soviet TT-33 Semi Automatic Pistol, with Accessories, #29768, 7.62x25mm, 4.6" barrel, blued finish, black plastic grips with vertical checkering and five-pointed star in center, blade front sight and fixed "U"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side frame and top of slide with matching numbers and "(star)1937". Pistol has lanyard loop installed on left side of grip frame. No safety lever. Condition overall is fair with the metal retaining approx. 30% finish, showing thinning, patina, and darkening. Grips appear to be later replacements and are in very good condition with scattered handling marks to the checkering. Action operates smoothly, bore has darkening in the grooves with good rifling. No visible import marks. Magazine #1 has a lanyard loop on the base and is in very good condition showing light wear. Magazine #2 has a lanyard loop on the base and is in fair condition with overall wear and patina. Holster is unmarked and has a repaired loop on the rear. Holster condition is good showing overall wear and handling marks. No cleaning rod is present. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Chinese Copy of a Browning Model 1900 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #126053, .32 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front sight and fixed "V"-notched rear sight. Marked on left-side frame with an inverse "NF" logo over "PATENT PATENT" and "DARMESIE", and a reproduction "Tower" stamp. Left-side slide marked "NATIONALE" five times. Right-side grip has symbol of 1900 pistol over inverse "NF" logo. A good condition magazine for a different pistol and a good condition handmade leather holster are included. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and rear sight. Condition overall is good with the metal retaining approx. 60% finish. Magazine is in fair condition with a repaired area and overall dark patina. Grips are good with worn checkering and discoloration to the plastic. Action operates smoothly, bore is poor with overall pitting. No visible import marks. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

British No. 2 Mk 1 Enfield Double Action Revolver, with Holster, #A8924, .38 S&W cal., 5" flat sided barrel, blued finish, checkered walnut grips, blade front sight and fixed square-notched rear sight. Lanyard ring is attached to bottom of grip frame. Marked on right-side frame "ENFIELD/(Crown)/No.2 Mk 1/1932". Top of barrel flat stamped "CAL.38./32/proof/Broad Arrow/Enfield view stamp". Rear of frame has stamped unit markings that have been barred out. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Condition overall is very good with the metal retaining approx. 95% of its bluing, now muted with scattered dark spots. Grips are very good showing chips, handling marks, flattening to the checkering, and darkening to the varnish finish. Bright bore has good rifling, chambers are clean and bright. Barrel assembly is slightly loose when locked to the frame, but the action cycles and ejects smoothly. No visible import marks. Holster is marked "M.W.&S. LTD 1954" and has a "ENGLAND" import stamp on the lower belt loop. Condition is good with all straps in place. There is a light brown stain across the surface and green verdigris on the rear. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Norinco Model 213 Tokarev Semi-Automatic Pistol, #P06101, 9mm, 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic grips, blade front and ''U''-notched rear sight, external thumb safety and includes (2) two magazines. Frame and slide with visible matching numbers; left side of frame with factory ''66'' maker's mark. Made in China by Norinco. Right rear of frame is import marked, imported by B-West. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% blue finish, with light wear near muzzle and on highpoints. Grips show only minor handling marks. Smooth action, bright bore. Includes matching factory box. Est.: $200-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Austro-Hungarian Steyr Model 1888/90 Mannlicher Straight-Pull Rifle, #6879R, 8x50Rmm, 29.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted "V" front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring "OE/WG". Barrel shank marked "Wh(Eagle)88". Rear sight has arsenal add-on plate calibrated to 3000 schritt (paces). Bolt head is missing and rifle will not fire. Stacking hook is also missing. Mismatched number on left side of buttstock. Condition overall is fair with most of the metal toned to a brown patina. Wood has a few gouges to the underside, otherwise good with overall darkening. Action operates stiffly; bright bolt assembly has rust across the surface; dark bore is poor with barely visible rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Scarce Izhevsk Arsenal Mosin-Nagant Model 1891 Dragoon Bolt Action Rifle, #108037, 7.62x54R cal., 28.75" barrel, hex receiver, blue finish.  Later type straight grip stock with recoil lug, solid barrel bands, milled band springs, and correct type sling slots. Early type 91/30 handguard has copper end caps with copper rivets. Blade front sight with Type 2 Konovalov rear sight. Barrel shank is marked with "(hammer & sickle)", dated 1921, with early Imperial type Izhevsk "bow & arrow" maker's mark. Top receiver flat with Imperial eagle. Matching numbers are found on the receiver, bolt handle, buttplate, and trigger guard. There is an "A" stamped on rear sight leaf, with various small proof marks throughout. Tang is marked "917r" (1917). No visible import marks. Condition is very good overall. Approx. 85% metal finish remains with thinning and losses, primarily to the barrel and buttplate. Buttplate is lightly pitted with some surface rust. There are intermittent specks of pitting and oxidation visible on the receiver and trigger guard. Factory lettering is clear. Stock has scattered mostly moderate surface dents and scratches, typical signs of military use, with some thinning in the handling areas. Additionally there is a 2" very fine crack to top of the wrist.  Small arsenal type repair to the right side, below the nose cap.  Rear sight spring and screw appear to be a replacement. Action operates smoothly. Bore is dark and moderately frosted throughout. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Auto-Ordnance M1911A1 WWII Commemorative Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WW1918, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue with gold script finish, smooth wood two-piece medallion grips, gold trim on slide stop, manual safety, trigger, hammer and magazine ejector button, lanyard ring, and 7-rd. unmarked magazine. Pistol is in fine overall condition with light scratches, mars, and handling marks. Slide lists in inlaid gold script the WWII Theaters of Operation, with a sharp Ordnance eagle at rear of slide. Smooth wood medallion grips are very good. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Beretta PX 4 Storm SA/DA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PY151582, .40 S&W cal., 4" barrel, blade and fixed square-notched three-dot sights, matte black finish, checkered plastic grips. Includes a Beretta factory plastic hard case with two 10-rd. Beretta marked magazines, cable lock, loader, cleaning rod, brushes, manual and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little use with light storage marks only. Grips are excellent showing no wear. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 17 Gen 2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #MP445US, 9mm, 4.5" barrel, white dot front and white outline rear sights, matte black finish, textured composite grips, correct Glock marked 10-rd. magazine. Includes an original factory black hard plastic Glock case. Pistol is in very good condition showing use, with thinning finish on the slide and general holster wear associated with carry and use. Grips are good with smoothing of the textured finish. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Interarms Walther Model PPK/S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #S021919, .380 ACP cal., 3.25" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, ringed hammer, stainless steel, checkered plastic Walther marked two-piece grips, and two (2) 7-rd. magazines with finger extensions. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition with intermittent light scratches, primarily on left side of slide, which is marked "MADE IN USA"; right side is marked "INTERARMS". Grips are near excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Buckmark Camper Semi-Automatic Pistol, #515ZZ30330, .22 LR cal., 5.5" tapered bull barrel with a Tru-Glo fiber optic front and square-notched adjustable rear sights, Picatinny rail for optics, gold trigger, matte black finish, checkered plastic two-piece Browning marked thumb rest grips, and one Browning 10-rd. magazine marked ".22LR BROWNING" on base. In factory plastic case with manual, warranty card, spent cases, and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 2011. Pistol is as new in the factory plastic case showing little, if any use, only light handling marks. Grips are about excellent. Bore is very good and action is crisp on this desirable Camper with target style features. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Rossi Double Action Revolver, #F018715, .357 Magnum cal., 4" barrel with a solid rib, serrated blade front and adjustable rear sights, 6-shot cylinder, blue finish, checkered hardwood two-piece medallion grips. Right side of the frame is import marked by Interarms and shows "MADE IN BRAZIL". Imported from 1988-1998. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition showing little, if any use, retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish with only light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is excellent and the lockup is tight. This gun appears to be unfired. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

H&R Model 999 Sportsman 3rd Model Top-Break Revolver, #AX208159, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel with full-length rib, pinned blade front and adjustable rear sights, 9-shot cylinder, blue finish, checkered wood two-piece medallion grips. Mfg'd 1981. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% original factory blue finish, with light handling marks and a faint index line on the cylinder. Grips are in very good condition with sharp checkering. Bore is bright and shows crisp rifling. This gun has been fired very little. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Bellmore Johnson Tool Co. (BJT) Double Action Over/Under Derringer, #001673, .38 Spec. cal., 3" barrels with blade front and fixed rear sights, matte stainless steel finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, cutaway open front trigger guard. The BJT DA was mfg'd only from 1984-1986. Pistol is in excellent overall condition with only light handling marks. Left lower barrel flat is marked "HAMDEN, CT. U.S.A." Grips are very good with nice fit and figure. Action functions well, bores are very good on this desirable copy of a High Standard O/U derringer long out of production. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Freedom Arms Mini Single Action 5-Shot Revolver, #A66107, .22 LR cal., 3" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, brushed stainless steel finish, 5-shot fluted cylinder, smooth two-piece smooth black composite grips, spur trigger. Pistol is in excellent overall condition showing little use with light handling marks only. Right side of frame is marked "CASULL'S IMPROVEMENT/FREEDOM ARMS". Black composite grips are very good with light storage marks. Bore is good and action is crisp on this Freedom Arms SA, desirable with a 3" barrel. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Mark III Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #273-82516, .22 LR cal., 7" slab side medium-heavy barrel, Patridge front and adjustable rear sights, custom trigger, stainless steel, checkered laminate wood two-piece Ruger medallion grips with thumb rest, Ruger marked Weaver style one-piece accessories rail, with two (2) Ruger marked 10-rd. magazines. In plastic factory hard case with spent case, manual, warranty card, factory trigger, and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent condition with a few light scratches and handling marks. Trigger is a replacement with the original included in the hard case. Wood target grips are near excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $450-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Belgian Browning Model 10/71 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #71N03767, .380 ACP cal., 4.5" barrel, serrated ramped blade and square-notched adjustable target sights, grip safety, blue finish, checkered two-piece black plastic Browning marked grips with a thumb rest on the left panel, and one 7-rd. magazine. Mfg'd 1971. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue finish with light holster wear at the muzzle, highpoint edgewear and small scratches at rear of slide. Left side of slide is marked "MADE IN BELGIUM". Barrel is marked at the ejection port with Belgian proofs, as well as the underside. Grips are very good showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Harrington & Richardson Model 904 Double Action 9-Shot Revolver, #AZ006057, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel with a full-length rib, blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, smooth wood two-piece H&R medallion grips, engine-turned trigger and hammer. Mfg'd 1980-1985. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing little use, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish with light handling marks. Grips are near excellent with small mars. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Taurus Model 85 Double Action Revolver, #VD94392, .38 Spec. cal., 2" barrel, serrated blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, textured rubber one-piece combat grips, case colored hammer and trigger, 5-shot fluted cylinder. Lot includes the correct factory cardboard box with matching end label and trigger lock keys. Revolver is as new in the factory box and appears to be unfired. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. $250-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Erma-Werke KGP 68A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #107505, .380 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, serrated blade front and "V"-notched fixed rear sights, Luger type toggle action, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece thumb rest grips, and one unmarked magazine. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning factory finish. There is highpoint edgewear along the frame with thinning of finish and light surface erosion on the barrel. Front and rear grip straps have light scratches and mars. Left side of barrel is marked "Kal 9 Kurz/.380"; left side of frame is marked "Erma-Werke Mod. KGP 68A". There is an Erma emblem atop the toggle (see photo). Right side of barrel is import marked "LA DISTR. New York"; right side of frame is marked "Made in Germany". Grips are good and fit well. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 4566 DA/SA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #EKZ 5824, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel with three-dot sighting system, stainless steel, checkered rubber S&W marked grips, ambidextrous safety, and two (2) 8-shot magazines, one marked Pro-Mag and the other S&W. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition with light scratches and handling marks, showing little use. Checkered rubber S&W grips are very good. Action is crisp, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson M&P 9 Shield Semi-Automatic Pistol, #HTF6161, 9mm, striker-fire action, 3.1" barrel, black slide and black polymer frame, white 3-dot sights, with one 8-rd. and one 7-rd. S&W magazine. Pistol is in excellent near new overall condition showing a few light handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern/PPT)

L.W. Seecamp Semi-Automatic Pistol, #042510, .32 ACP cal., 2" barrel with no accommodation for sights, polished stainless steel finish, smooth carbon fiber style two-piece grips with a textured rubber grip adapter, and 6-rd. detachable LWS marked magazine. Lot includes the original factory cardboard box marked California Edition, with manual, warranty card, extra set of grips, and associated packaging materials. Pistol is as new in the factory box showing little if any use, marked "CALIFORNIA EDITION" on right side of frame, indicating a trigger-mounted safety. Grips are excellent, action is crisp, and the bore is bright. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Star Model F Semi-Automatic Pistol, #817281, .22 LR cal., 6" slab sided barrel, ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic Star marked thumb rest target grips, with two (2) 10-rd. magazines. The Model FS was mfg'd from 1942-1967. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue finish, with light wear at the muzzle and highpoint edgewear. Hammer shows muted case coloring. Left side of the trigger bow is marked "SPAIN", and there are no visible import marks. Grips are very good and show little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Wilkinson Arms Sherry Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #850693, .22 LR cal., 2.5" barrel, protected blade front and fixed rear sights, blued machined steel slide, gold anodized aluminum frame, checkered plastic two-piece medallion grips, and one unmarked 8-rd. magazine. Includes a Bianchi 6X suede IWB top snap holster. Gun mfg'd 2000-2005. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition showing little use and only light handling marks. Grips are near excellent as well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Citadel M1911-A1 FS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CIT017987, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and square-notched adjustable rear sights, full-length guide rod, black matte Cerakote finish, Hogue two-piece checkered Dymondwood rosewood grips, two 8-rd. Armscor marked magazines with bumper pad, extended slide stop, ambidextrous thumb safety, beavertail grip safety, skeletonized hammer and trigger. Includes a Citadel plastic hard case with two spent cases, manual, and firearms safety literature. Imported by Armscor from 2014-2017. Pistol is as new in the factory case with light handling marks only. Underside of the frame is marked "AF INTL-PAHRUMP NV/PHILIPPINES". The checkered Dymondwood grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Star Model BM Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1800736, 9mm, 3.9" barrel, serrated blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, spur hammer, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, 8-rd. detachable magazine. Right side of slide is import marked "INTERARMS/ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA". Mfg'd from 1972-1992. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish with light handling and storage marks. There is one small spot of light surface erosion on the left side of the slide near the muzzle. Checkered plastic grips are very good and fit well. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Polish FB Radom P-64 DA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WG04006, 9x18mm Makarov cal., 3.3" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, and one 6-rd. detachable box magazine with grip extender. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% factory finish with holster wear at the muzzle, along the slide, and edgewear. Right side of slide is import marked "CAI GEORGIA VT" and dated 1967. There are numerous Polish proofs and acceptance marks on the left side of the slide and frame, particularly around the trigger guard. Checkered plastic grips are good and fit well. Action works well, bore is good on this Polish PPK clone by FB Radom. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Star Model HK Lancer Semi-Automatic Pistol, #941744, .22 LR cal., 3" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, black frame, polished nickel slide, ringed hammer, checkered plastic two-piece grips, 10-rd. unmarked magazine. Mfg'd from 1955-1968. Pistol is in fine overall condition with light handling marks and a small amount of flaking finish on the safety. Checkered plastic grips are very good and fit well. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory XD Mod 2 Service Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #GM141508, .40 S&W cal., 4" barrel, fiber optic front and low-profile rear combat sights, polymer frame, black Melonite finish, accessory rail, ambidextrous magazine release, and 12-rd. hi-cap magazine. Lot includes a factory plastic hard case with matching end label, manual, warranty card, two (2) additional 12-rd. magazines, and associated packaging materials. Pistol is as new showing little use. The "Grip Zone" textured grip is excellent. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)(Hi-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Sig Sauer Model 1991-22 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #F157147, .22 LR cal., 5" barrel with low-profile 3-dot system and adjustable rear sights, bobbed hammer, beavertail safety, matte black finish, Hogue custom two-piece textured rosewood grips, and 10-shot Sig-Sauer marked magazine. Right side of slide is marked "MADE IN GERMANY", and there are numerous German proofs and acceptance marks on the frame, slide and barrel. Mfg'd 2011-2014. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% matte black finish with scratches and mars, primarily at the muzzle and front of the slide. There is light highpoint edgewear and small scuffs. Grips are in very good condition and fit well. Action is smooth, bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Browning BDA DA/SA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #425PZ18847, .380 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, blade front and square-notched rear sights, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece Browning medallion grips, ambidextrous slide-mounted safety, and one correct magazine. Right side of slide is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL/MADE IN ITALY" with a crisp Beretta "PB" logo. There are several proofs and acceptance marks on the right front of the trigger guard. Mfg'd 1981. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 95% factory finish, with light handling marks and highpoint edgewear. Walnut medallion grips are in very good condition with small mars to the finish, primarily on the left panel. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Walther P99 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #462179, .40 S&W cal., 4'' barrel, matte black slide, OD Green polymer frame, integral finger-groove grips, fixed white-dot front side and windage adjustable white two-dot rear sight, ambidextrous magazine release, lower accessory rail, two (2) additional grip back straps, three (3) additional front sight posts and one Mec-Gar 10-rd. magazine. In blue plastic Walther case with matching end label. Condition is excellent. Action is tight, bore is bright, rifling is strong. Overall shows little use. Case exterior with light scuffs. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Erma-Werke Model KGP 68A Semi-Automatic Pistol, #118944, .380 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, factory dovetailed blade and fixed rear sights, frame-mounted magazine release, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece thumb rest grips, and correct Erma marked magazine. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, original receipt of purchase, manual, associated packaging materials and an Erma stick pin. Frame is import marked "EXCAM INC. HIALEAH, FLORIDA" and "Made in W. Germany". Pistol is in excellent overall condition and is possibly unfired, retaining approx. 99% gloss blue finish, with light handling marks and some dried oil that should clean. Grips are excellent and show little use. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Series 70 Combat Commander Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70BS83532, .45 ACP cal., 4-1/4" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1979. Condition is good retaining approx. 92% blue. Polished slide shows general light handling marks and mild scratches, with a few intermittent specks/spots of mild pitting. There are also a few very small spots of mild pitting on the front strap and front edge of frame. Grips are near excellent showing very few handling marks. Action is tight and operates smoothly. Near excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #50878B70, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, standard blade front and square-notched rear sights. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine. Mfg'd 1980. Condition is good with approx. 90% factory metal finish remaining. Frame and slide show general handling wear and surface blemishes. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show handling wear and some flattening to the checks, which is heaviest on the right grip. Smooth action; good bore, bright with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Model SR40 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #342-58285, .40 S&W cal., 4.25" barrel, blade front and adjustable rear three-dot sights, Nitridox Pro black matte finish, checkered black glass filled nylon grips, 10-rd. magazine, ambidextrous thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator, and integral mounting rail. Lot includes the plastic factory hard case with matching end label, manual, warranty card, and associated packaging materials. Gun is as new in the factory box with light edgewear and handling marks. Grips are excellent showing little use. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

V. Bernardelli Model USA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #01912, .32 ACP cal., 3.5" barrel, blade front and square-notched adjustable rear sights, steel frame, blue finish, checkered two-piece Bakelite target grips with thumb rest, and 7-rd. magazine with finger extension. Pistol is in fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle and highpoint edgewear along the slide. There are small scratches and mars consistent with carry and use. Right side shows numerous Italian proofs and acceptance marks on the barrel, slide and frame. Left side of slide is import marked "CALLAN ? LOS ALAMITOS ? CALIF." Checkered Bakelite target grips are very good. Action is crisp, bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500 (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P320 Carry Semi-Automatic Pistol, #58A063429, 9mm, 3-7/8" barrel, black nitron finished slide, black polymer frame with integral lower accessory rail, 3-dot Siglite night sights, ambidextrous slide release, with two (2) 17-rd. Sig Sauer magazines. In original matching numbered black plastic case with owner's manual, cable lock, and Sig Sauer paddle holster. Condition is excellent, appearing near new. There are a few minor scuffs and handling marks to the frame and slide. Night sights still glow. Smooth like new action. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 686-6 Plus Deluxe Double Action Revolver, #DDV3551, .357 Mag. cal., 7-shot, 3" barrel, satin stainless steel, original textured laminated wood S&W grips, red ramp front sight and white outline square-notched rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation. Revolver features an internal locking safety mechanism and comes with two (2) keys, in the original matching numbered blue plastic S&W case. Included is an additional pair of black rubber Uncle Mike's grips. Condition is near excellent. Stainless surfaces show general slight micro-scratching and a few rub marks to the barrel. The original S&W grips are in like new condition.  Action cycles smoothly and the cylinder locks up securely. Cylinder has a moderate index line, face and chambers are clean. Excellent bore, bright with well-defined rifling. Extra pair of grips are very good+ showing moderate handling wear. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Charter Arms Undercover Double Action Revolver, #30770, .38 Spec. cal., 2" barrel, ramped blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, stainless steel, checkered rubber one-piece Charter Arms marked combat grips, and 5-shot cylinder. Revolver is in fine overall condition retaining nearly all of its factory finish, with small mars and scuffs consistent with carry and use. Cylinder shows an index line, and the finish is frosting ahead of the cylinder from use. Hammer shows muted case coloring. Grips are very good and fit well. Action works well, bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model CS9 Chief's Special DA/SA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #EKW0395, 3" barrel with three-dot Novak lo-mount sights, alloy frame/stainless slide, bobbed hammer, blue finish, checkered plastic S&W marked wraparound grips, 7-shot magazine with finger extension. Mfg'd only from 1999-2006. Pistol is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 90% thinning blue finish, with even holster wear along the slide and at muzzle. There is edgewear evident with chips on the trigger guard and thinning of finish at the rear of the frame. Grips are very good. Action is crisp, bore is good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 (No Dash) Semi-Automatic Match Target Pistol, #A169803, .22 LR cal., 7.38" barrel, Patridge front and adjustable rear sights, early cocking indicator, blue finish, checkered wood two-piece thumb-rest target grips with flared magazine well, 10-rd. S&W marked magazine. Mfg'd 1972. Pistol is in near fine overall condition retaining approx. 90%-92% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches and mars consistent with use. Pistol shows edgewear with small rubs on top of the slide, and thinning of finish on the front grip strap and rear of slide. Checkered wood target grips are good with dents, compressions, and wear along the thumb rest. There is a larger scratch at the rear of the left panel. Action is smooth, bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Glock Model 23 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PNL873, .40 S&W cal., 4.02'' barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame, Glock night sights, 2-dot rear with square notch and single dot front blade. Illumination on both sights is not working. Includes one 10-rd. Glock magazine. Condition is near excellent with minor handling marks. Smooth action and bright bore. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Llama Model IX-B Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A97662, .45 ACP cal., 4.25" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips with Llama medallions, blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, with one Llama magazine. Imported by Stoeger. In matching numbered plastic Llama case with instruction manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1986. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97%-98% factory metal finish. Grips with a few light handling marks. Excellent smooth action, bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern/PPT)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Armscor Citadel Model 1911 A1 FS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CIT068553, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blade front and square-notched fixed rear sights, black finish, textured two-piece G-10 grips, 8-rd. magazine, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous safety, beavertail grip safety, and flat mainspring housing cover. Pistol is in excellent overall condition retaining approx. 96%-98% factory finish with light handling marks. The textured G-10 grips are excellent showing little use. Action locks up tight; bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

FEG Model GKK-92C DA Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K03979, 9mm, 4" barrel, blade front and "U"-notched fixed rear sights, blue finish, spur hammer, checkered wood two-piece grips, 10-rd. detachable magazine. Lot includes a total of three (3) magazines. Left side of slide is marked "MADE IN HUNGARY"; right side is import marked "K.B.I. INC./HARRISBURG, PA". Pistol is in near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 97%-98% original finish, with handling marks and small mars on the trigger guard. Checkered wood grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Minty Jennings J-22 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #111891, .22 LR cal., 2.5" barrel, black finish, smooth wood grips, standard sights, with one magazine. Condition is near excellent showing only minor handling wear. Smooth action, very good bore with clearly defined rifling. Includes excellent condition factory box numbered to the gun and information sheet. Est.: $100-$150. (Modern/PPT)

RG Model 14 Double Action Revolver, #261463, .22 LR cal., 1.75" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, 6-shot cylinder, matte black finish, checkered plastic two-piece medallion grips. Includes an unmarked top snap leather holster. Revolver is in very good overall condition retaining approx. 85%-90% black factory finish with edgewear on the top strap and frame. Grips are good and fit well. Action functions smoothly, bore is good. Est.: $100-$200. (Modern/PPT)

Harrington & Richardson Model 733 Double Action Revolver, #AT035343, .32 S&W Long cal., 2.5" barrel, bright nickel finish, black plastic grips with H&R logo, ramp front sight and square-notched rear sight. Condition is near excellent showing minor use. Metal surface and grips showing only minor handling marks. Smooth single and double action, bright bore. Includes factory box, end label has been removed, and a name written on the top of the box has been obscured using ink. Est.: $150-$200. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Point Model JC-40 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #100594, .40 S&W cal., 4.5" barrel, black finish, black polymer frame, checkered black polymer grips, ramped blade front sight and square-notched rear sight, both with white inserts. Includes two (2) 10-rd. magazines. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95% metal finish. Slide with light edgewear and intermittent scratches. Grip checkering is sharp, smooth borders with typical light handling marks. Smooth action, mirror bright bore with strong rifling. Est.: $100-$150. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

FIE Titan Semi-Automatic Pistol, #109993, .25 ACP cal., 2-3/8" barrel, blade front and fixed rear sights, black finish, checkered plastic faux ivory two-piece grips, with one magazine. Right side of frame is marked "F.I.E. CORP. ? MIAMI, FLA." Pistol is in good overall condition retaining approx. 85% flaking black finish, with edgewear and intermittent light scratches. Action functions well, bore is good. Est.: $100-$200. (Modern/PPT)

Raven Model MP-25 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1187539, .25 ACP cal., 2-3/8" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips, standard fixed sights, with one magazine. Condition is very good. Blue finish with general light scratching and two areas with loss of finish on right-forward slide. Grips with a few light scratches. Good action and bright bore. Est.: $80-$120. (Modern/PPT)

Remington Model 1100 Field Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #L232639X. 20 ga. 26" vent rib barrel has target beads, 2-3/4" chamber, and is fixed Skeet choked. The action is standard 1100 with roll engraving, including the bolt. The full forend and pistol grip buttstock are straight-grain walnut with high-gloss finish, some figure, pressed checkering, Remington grip cap and Pachmayr "Whiteline" recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 1970s. Condition very good mechanically but has some loss of finish to buttstock due to caustic contact, plus light bearing wear at junction to receiver. Action is crisp and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)

Remington Model 11-87 Premier Deer Gun Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #PC651247. 12 ga. 21" plain barrel has a 3" chamber and is fitted with rifle sights and Rem chokes (rifled tube installed). Action is standard 11-87 but has later engraving pattern on the receiver. The finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss walnut and include a special checkering pattern, with Remington grip cap and solid recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 1990. Condition is near excellent, as carried and shot very little. Action snaps closed tightly and functions correctly; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern)

IAC Model 1893/97 Slide-Action Shotgun, #0602265. 12 ga. 20" plain barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber and is choked Mod. Action is made to look like a Winchester Model 1893 but has all the 1897 improvements. Receiver and barrel are deep blue and unengraved. Tubular forend and Prince of Wales buttstock are walnut, with a black buttplate. Mfg'd 2006 by SD Rizhou in China. Condition is like new showing little use, mostly by cowboy action shooters. Action cycles well and closes tight; bore is mirror bright. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern)

Ithaca Featherlight Model 37 Slide-Action Shotgun, #371068573. 12 ga. 28" vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4" chamber, Hi-Viz front sight, and is choked Full. The Model 37 action features bottom loading and ejection, with no sear interrupter; receiver lightly engraved. Uncheckered forend and press checkered pistol grip buttstock are satin-finished hardwood, with Ithaca grip cap and Pachmayr recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 1970s. Condition is very good, with moderate wear to action, which slides smoothly, locks tight and functions correctly. Few small splits at pistol grip; bore is bright. Est.: $350-$450. (C&R)

Winchester Super-X Model 1 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M76682. 12 ga. 30" vent rib barrel has target sights, 2-3/4" chamber, and is choked Full. The gas-operated Super-X action operates well and includes machine-turned bolt and shell lifter. The full finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are of nice grain walnut, with thorough coverage of checkering, metal grip cap and buttplate. Includes extra butt pad and paperwork. Mfg'd mid-1970s. Condition is very good to near excellent, with few handling marks to wood and little wear to metal except where shell catcher was mounted. Action snaps closed tight, shows little wear, and functions correctly; bore is bright. Es.: $350-$500. (C&R)