Kull & Supica Firearms Auction Oct. 27-28, 2006

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October 27 & 28, 2006, Topeka KS

Lots 350-509

ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLE FIREARMS

Includes some modern sporting arms & modern muzzleloaders (lots 497-508).

special thanks to Doug Wicklund, Jim Whisker, and Bill Curtis for consultation on some antique arms. Any errors are mine, not theirs. - Jim Supica

Lot 350 - Napoleonic era air rifle -- description & estimate updated 10-17-06 .36 cal.; 33.75” brass barrel - Good condition. - Very good metal; smooth cleaned brass furniture & barrel, with a dent in the top of the barrel about a foot from the muzzle. Lock is styled to look like a flintlock, complete w/ pan, frizzen, and cock, and is smooth crisp metal with a rounded face lockplate. Hollow convex buttplate is released by a button on the top rear of the stock to be removed to allow access to the pump mechanism. - The metal air chamber is enclosed in the wooden buttstock. Pump seems to work, but does not seem to hold pressure. Trigger & cock work. Relief carved stock w/ cheekpiece has a tight, possibly glued, crack at wrist, and a break at the left side of the forend about a foot forward of the lock, and is splitting back from the muzzle. Wood has very few handling & usage marks. About a third of the horn nosecap is missing. Finer early air guns, such as this one, were styled to resemble their blackpowder counterparts, which is built to resemble a flintlock. This is a very nice one and very high quality - antq - (estimate $3500 to $7000) - [6c-NBAZ1]

Lot 351 - Ornate early flintlock - description & estimate updated 10-17-06 possibly Austrian, possibly late 17th or early 18th Century - Approx. .78 caliber; 36” octagon / round cannon muzzle rifled barrel. - Condition is very good to fine. All metal is very crisp. Barrel has deep twist pattern; ornate carving at muzzle & rear half; decorative red stone or coral inlays, several missing the stone. - Lock & hammer have light crisp good quality engraving with scrolls, and a fanciful beast's head surrounded by stylized scimitar, hunting horn, and quiver representations. Brass furniture is generally ornately decorated. Triggerguard has engraved stag & hounds engraved on bow, and doe on front tang. Sideplate has 17 piercings, and hound. Buttplate tang has dragon in scroll. - Forend cap is plain brass, with front ramrod thimble simpler design than rear, so possibly this was shortened from full stock to half stock long ago. Stock is relief carved, with raised cheekpiece, cracked at wrist, a few small wormholes in buttstock. Working; good bore. Possibly French origin. Coral & stone inlays were often for the Turkish market. With this level of embellishment, might have been intended for a special customer. - antq - (estimate 2500 to 5000) - [6c-NBAZ2]

Lot 352 - Bechtholt a Weilburg marked - early ornate Jaeger style flintlock carbine - with square bore. - description & estimate updated 10-17-06 - .52 cal. (.70 diagonally) rifled 28.5” swamped octagonal barrel. - Fine condition. - Crisp light gray slightly mottled metal, iron furniture. Lockplate engraved “Bechtholt A*weilburg”, with scroll tailed dragon at rear; grotesque face on head of slotless hammer screw (how'd he do that?). - Working w/ double set trigger, adjustable by a key between the two triggers, w/ a large triggerguard that enclosed the entire shooting hand. Very good 8 groove rifling in square bore. There's one groove in each corner of the square, and one groove in each side of the square, with the square & rifling together making about one full twist in the length of the bore (how'd he do THAT?) - Relief carved stock w/ small cheekpiece, and wooden patchbox lid. Buttstock has some tight age cracking that does not appear to be through & through; forend has been broken & repaired; a few worm holes. Generally, surface of wood has few dings & losses. - antq - (estimate 2500 to 5000) - [6c-NBAZ3]

Lot 353 - Muller percussion boar rifle - spring loaded bayonet - description & estimate updated 10-17-06 - .54 caliber 7-groove rifled 27.75” swamped octagon barrel. - Fine condition. - Crisp gray metal w/ small darker spots; bright brass furniture. - Two line small boxed stamped marking on barrel breech, 1st initial unclear, possibly R, K, H or G, “MULLER”; 2nd line “N MEHL”. “No. 8” stamped large on side plate, w/ 8 also on all major exterior components. Triangular 15.25” bayonet, with grooves on two sides, snaps briskly & firmly into position when latch is worked. Bright brass furniture. - Adjustable double set trigger; not working, seems like main spring broken or missing. Lever on sideplate to prevent hammer from resting on cap. Sound stock w/ minor usage marks; wooden capbox lid. Rear sight with one flip-up leaf. Such boar rifles were intended for hunting dangerous game at close range. After the one shot was fired, the folding bayonet came into (usually immediate) play. - antq - (estimate 2000 to 4000) - [6c-NBAZ4]

Lot 354 - Experimental brass frame spur-trigger American shotgun - S&T marked, 1880 dated - 12 ga., 32” barrel. - About excellent condition. - Bright metal barrel w/ some pepper spotting; medium patina brass frame. Large chip missing from bottom rear of otherwise excellent wood. Breech block swivels to right to load & unload. - Previous owner referred to this as a “Phoenix Action spur trigger” and believed this may have been a prototype of experimental by Whitney. He acquired it from Norm Flayderman in 1987 - antq - (estimate: Who knows? Let us nod our head wisely, and say “$1,000 to $2,000” in what we hope is an authoritative & convincing manner.. to ) - [6c-12cx]

Lot 355 - Colt - Paterson No. 5 revolver - .36 percussion; 6-5/8” barrel. - Fair condition. - Gray metal w/ moderate to heavy pitting overall. Intact silver band at muzzle; partial silver bands at breech & barrel lug steps. Most markings gone; “14” visible on frame underneath folded trigger. Wedge, several screws, and grips are modern replacements. Hammer rotates cylinder; otherwise not working. - s/n possibly 14 - antq - (estimate 10000 to 20000) - [6c-MGKS1] Commentary added 10/18/06 - Note especially unusual barrel length, early serial number, platinum bands. Please also check back Oct. 24 for possible additional information on this lot.

Lot 356 - Pair of percussion pistols - markings include “Brossard”, “A. Ruban”, and “Bonnet”. - .53 cal.; 8.5” multi-groove rifled octagon barrels. - One hammer spur broken, otherwise about excellent condition. - Crisp metal; strong deep twist pattern on barrels; sharp engraving on lockplates, hammers & tangs. Sculpted dogs-head hammer; sculpted shell motif hinged covers on cap boxes in butts. Circassian walnut stocks have scalloped border checkering and carved flared butts. - The following are stamped on the bottom side of the barrel: “B. Bonnet”, “A. Ruban”, “Brossard”, “30”, and a small proof type mark. I'm out of my depth here, but knowledgeable consignor believes that these indicate Bonnet as the French gunsmith working in Russia. He reports the small stamp as a Romanoff era proof w/ Tula “T”. In a french-fitted case that has been with the guns for a long time, but is of more recent construction. - antq - (estimate 1500 to 3000) - [6c-MGKS5]

Lot 357 - Engraved Remington - Double Derringer - Late Type I (Model No. 2); walnut grips. - .41 rimfire - Excellent plus condition. - 97% original nickel; excellent crisp markings & period engraving (doubtless factory); slight muzzle wear w/ very small area of pinpoint pitting where nickel is gone. Two line barrel marking including Elliot's 1865 patent on barrel rib; flashes of bright blue on hammer. Working; intact hinges; dirty bores w/ areas of pitting. Fine walnut grips appear to be original to the gun. - A superior early derringer. - s/n 2967 - antq - (estimate 2500 to 5000) - [6c-WRAZ2]

Lot 358 - National Arms - No. 2 Derringer - .41 rimfire - Fine condition. - 70% bright original plating on frame, w/ strong original engraving; barrel retains about 40% bright blue, more on left side than right, well blended w/ plum patina. Working; good bore; fine to exc. grips retain most finish. - s/n 8114 - antq - (estimate 750 to 1500) - [6c-WRAZ3]

Lot 359 - Engraved, pearl gripped Colt - Model 1877 DA - Lightning revolver. - .38 Colt; 3.5” barrel. - Excellent condition. - Right side 95-97% period nickel; left side 70% due to flaking on barrel & part of cylinder. Excellent crisp markings & period punch-dot “Merwin Hulbert style” engraving. Over half the bright fire blue remains on screws, with more on hammer edges & trigger. Beautiful well-fit period pearl grips show nice age & deep fire; left panel has repair to top front corner and very minor chip at toe. - This colorful style of engraving is very rarely encountered on Colts. - s/n 77345 - antq - (estimate 3000 to 6000) - [6c-WRAZ5]

Lot 360 - Starr Model 1858 - Double Action Army - Civil War era percussion revolver. - .44 cal.; 6” barrel. - Condition is very good plus. - 20-30% bright blue remaining, mostly on frame, nicely blended with plum patina elsewhere; good markings; light pitting on edges of topstrap. Working; pitting in bore; good grips w/ light but distinct cartouches on both sides. - s/n 12889 - antq - (estimate 800 to 1600) - [6c-WRAZ6]

Lot 361 - Colt - 3rd Model 1851 Navy - percussion revolver - .36 cal.; 7.5” barrel. - Good condition. - Mottled gray metal w/ scattered individual pinpoint pits; patina brass grip straps & trigger guard retain about 40% original silver plate, tarnished dark & bubbling. Cylinder scene gone, other markings good, including matching serial numbers. Working; excellent nipples. Light usage marks to sound one piece wood grips. - Small triggerguard & New York City barrel address, as correct for this variation. - s/n 17014 - antq - (estimate 1000 to 2000) - [6c-WRAZ8]

Lot 362 - Large flintlock pistol - appears to be French Cavalry Model Year XIII - .70 cal.; 7.5” barrel. - Good condition. - Mottled gray metal w/ pepper spotting; brass pan & furniture. Most markings gone, those visible include remainders of script on sideplate, B in oval on left rear barrel, “13” on barrel tang, 1 in rounded crown in a couple places. Cock does not quite hold full cock. Structurally sound refinished stock w/ dings & bruises, with a large circular cartouche on left side partially visible. . - antq - (estimate 750 to 1500) - [6c-WRAZ9]

Lot 363 - Engraved Remington Rider - Pocket Model - percussion revolver - .31 cal.; 3 barrel. - Good to very good condition. - Gray metal w/ light roughness on barrel & frame; very good markings & scroll engraving on frame. Good mech. - Hard rubber grips w/ left panel cracked. Early dovetailed front sight. - s/n 219 - antq - (estimate 500 to 1000) - [AZ-R19dd]

Lot 364 - W.S. Starr to J.A. Farrell 1865 inscribed - Engraved S&W Model One, 2nd Issue - in gutta percha case - .22 rimfire - Gun is about excellent; case fair. - 90-95% original nickel on barrel and frame, with cylinder gone soft gray. Fine quality New York style period engraving includes intertwining scroll, with endless knot motif on backstrap below inscription. Tight mech; fairly good bore. Nicely colored perfectly fit pearl grips. - Correct period S&W gutta percha “Pistol” image case has cracks & chips w/ small losses to the edges of the lid. Good fabric lining; blue in lid; faded brick color in bottom. A wonderful set, consignor reports, “The pistol was given to me in 1951 by an old lady in up-state New York, who told me that she received it from the Undersherrif of Columbia County New York about 1906.” - s/n 71336 - antq - (estimate 1500 to 3000) - [6c-DRFL]

Lot 365 - John Clark Ashland Mass. inscribed S&W - Model One - 2nd issue - .22 rf - Condition is about excellent. - Barrel 90%, cylinder 50% original blue; frame retains 97% silver plate which has tarnished to very dark gray w/ pleasing sheen. Very good mech; fairly good bore. Rosewood grips retain about 80% varnish, which is blistering a bit. - Backstrap period inscribed “John Clark. Ashland Mass”. - s/n 102535 - antq - (estimate $600 to 1200) - [6c-rcSW1]

Lot 366 - S&W - 38 Double Action - extremely rare 2.5” barrel - .38 S&W - Refinished. - Maybe 80-85% of an old renickel finish remains; some dings on the right side of the topstrap. Markings remain good, most notably the barrel address & patent markings, properly centered for this rare barrel length. Working; dirty bore. Old pearl grips missing large chips from the top rear of both panels. - The 2.5” barrel length is confirmed as original by factory records. This is the only known example of this variation. - s/n 38275 - antq - (estimate $1,250 to 2500) - [6c-HHME]

Lot 367 - S&W - Schofield - Indian Wars era U.S. single action revolver. - .45 S&W, 7” barrel. - Fine condition. - 50% original bright blue on frame, w/ blue also in the cylinder flutes, and protected areas on barrel; balance of metal plum; fine markings including U.S. property & inspector marks; partial case colors on hammer & t.guard. Very good mech; spots of light roughness in generally good bore. Very good grips w/ minor chips to bottom of right panel, no cartouche remaining. - s/n 336 - antq - (estimate 2500 to 5000) - [6c-WRAZ1]

Lot 368 - Engraved S&W - Model One & a half - New Model. ivory grips. - .32 rimfire - Condition is fine to excellent. - 90% bright nickel on frame & cylinder, w/ a small area of pitting on the cylinder; barrel about 70% nickel w/ dark spotting. Excellent crisp period engraving in bold New York style scroll. Working; dirty bore. Fine ivory grips w/ some very minor chipping on back edge of left panel. - s/n 28400 - antq - (estimate 600 to 1200) - [6c-WRAZ4]

Lot 369 - German military - Luger - 42 code, 1940 dated chamber, WWII pistol - 9mm; 4” barrel - Refinished. - 99% of a shiny reblue, some markings weakened in polish, but still legible; external number matching, including magazine. Working; good bore; very good checkered wood grips. - s/n 2786h - C&R ffl - (estimate $300 to 600) - [6c-2786]

Lot 370 - CZ - Model 1927 - nazi marked semi-auto pistol - 7.65 (.32 acp) - Excellent condition. - 98%+ blue; strong straw; exc. markings include eagle over WaA76, & eagle over swastika on chamber. “Bomische Waffenfabrik A.G. in Prag” on top slide. - Made during German occupation; minor pitting on bushing face. - s/n 47057 - C&R ffl - (estimate $350 to 500) - [6c-65cx]

Lot 371 - Japanese - Nambu T-14, Nagoya arsenal - WWII military pistol w/ holster and Fourth Marines U.S. capture paper for Meade S. Noll. - 8 mm - Condition is excellent plus. - March 1937 production code. 98-99% original dull blue, with only wear from safety manipulation; excellent straw on contrasting parts. Excellent grips & bore; working. Fine scuffed holster w/ tool. Very tattered paper kept in holster pouch headed “Headquarters, Fourth Marines / Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, / Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan / Certificate of Private Ownership of Souvenirs”. - Owner's name & rank is signed as “Meade S. Noll, CY”. Intelligence officer's signature is illegible. Souvenir identified as “1-Jap pistol and holster”. A quick internet search finds one Meade S. Noll, born 8/10/20 in Berkeley County WV, died Jan. 1987 in the same place. - s/n 36047 - C&R ffl - (estimate $350 to 600) - [6c-66cx]

Lot 372 - Merwin & Bray - spur-trigger revolver - About fine condition. 70-80% tarnished silver on brass frame; 20% blue on cylinder, traces on barrel. good markings. Needs mech help. Fine wood grips w/ minor dings & chips at bottom edges. antq - (estimate $200 to 400) - [6c-91cx]

Lot 373 - Engraved Remington - Army Model Percussion Revolver - .44 cal; 8” barrel. - I believe this to be an original antique Civil War era Remington revolver with more recently applied engraving and plating. Dark blue-black finish applied after engraving over some light roughness in areas; markings still partially visible; gold cylinder & muzzle. Good mech. - In a modern case w/ what are probably modern repro accessories: flask, mold & cleaning rod. - s/n 64959 - antq - (estimate 400 to 800) - [6c-DMMI]

Lot 374 - Colt - 1860 Army - Civil War era percussion revolver - .44 cal; 8” barrel. - Fair condition. - Dark metal w/ light to moderate pitting overall, partially obscuring some markings, no cyl. scene remaining; brass triggerguard has traces of silver. Cyl. lockup about non-existent, otherwise working. Good grips w/ usage dings, most varnish remaining. Legible s/n's match. - s/n 146009 - antq - (estimate $500 to 800) - [6c-JSFL]

Lot 375 - Colt - .22 open top - .22 rf - Lovely gun as probably restored. - About 100% bright nickel appears to be a refinish w/ light polishing marks and on spot of light roughness under plating, plus slightly rounded sideplate edges. Markings remain very strong. Good mech & bore; excellent ivories. - s/n 2793p - antq - (estimate $250 to 500) - [6c-rc22C]

Lot 376 - Remington - ring trigger four barrel pepperbox derringer - .32 rf - Condition is very good plus. - Barrels retain about 30% original bright blue; frame turned gray; fine markings. Working; very good bores & grips. - s/n 5604 - antq - (estimate $350 to 650) - [6c-rc4BL]

Lot 377 - Colt - 1849 Pocket Model - percussion revolver - .31 cal.; 6” barrel; five shot. - Very good condition. - Dark patina metal w/ good remainders of blue on barrel; some pitting around nipples; strong markings including distinct stagecoach holdup cylinder scene; light patina on brass grips frames. All matching s/n's, including wedge & lever. - Good mech; bore might clean to good. Very good grips w/ scuffs & light dings, about 70% varnish. - s/n 258741 - antq - (estimate $750 to 1500) - [6c-rcC49]

Lot 378 - Engraved Manhattan - Spur-trigger revolver - .22 rf - Good condition. - Cleaned metal, w/ barrel & cylinder darkened. Special period engraving on barrel has been lightened a bit, but still visible. Standard lurid cylinder scene showing battle between Indians & pioneer women is mostly intact. Good mech & grips. - s/n 2805 - antq - (estimate $200 to 400) - [6c-rcMTN]

Lot 379 - Sharps - four barrel pepperbox derringer - Model 1B - .22 rf - Very good condition. - Plum barrels have strong blue in flutes; medium patina brass frame; legible markings. Working; fairly good bores; very good grips. - s/n 4309 - antq - (estimate $250 to 500) - [6c-rcS4B]

Lot 380 - Colt - Thuer Derringer - .41 rf. - Good condition. - Gray metal w/ some very light pinpoint roughness on left side of barrel; light patina brass frame. Working; weak bore; minor repair to grips. - antq - (estimate $200 to 350) - [6c-rcTHR]

Lot 381 - Uhlinger - Spur-trigger revolver - .32 rimfire; 5” barrel. - Very good condition. - Crisp plum patina metal w/ generous remainders of blue on barrel; detachable ejector rod intact (often lost on this model). Good mech; chips to bottom left panel of otherwise very good grips. - No maker's mark. The Uhlinger revolver infringed on the S&W / Rollin White patent on a bored-through cylinder, and many examples are either unmarked or marked w/ a “trade name”. - s/n 2055 - antq - (estimate $250 to 500) - [6c-rcUHL]

Lot 382 - Colt - Single Action Army - Frontier Six Shooter, w/ holster rig. - .44 WCF (.44-40); 4.75” barrel. - About good condition. - Gray metal w/ pepper spotting & very light pinpoint pitting; fairly good markings. Working but loose; distinct rifling in pitted bore. Worn hard rubber grips have glued break on right panel. - Holster is cut to clear trigger; old cartridge belt broken in two. - s/n 147668 - antq - (estimate 1000 to 1800) - [6c-RZKS1]

Lot 383 - Iver Johnson - Safety Automatic Hammerless revolver - 3rd Model - .38 S&W; 5” barrel. - Excellent condition. - 95-97% original blue, some light pitting on left front barrel; excellent markings. Working; excellent bore & grips. - This combination of finish & barrel length tough to find in this condition. Serial number puts this about 1912 in the 1st variation range, but single patent date on butt is typical of 2nd variation. - s/n D51273 - C&R ffl - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6c-RZKS2]

Lot 384 - Iver Johnson - Safety Automatic Hammerless revolver - 3rd Model, w/ partial box. - .38 S&W; 4” barrel. - Excellent condition. - Frame & barrel 99% original blue, cylinder 95% due to some scratching & rust spots; excellent markings. Working; excellent bore & grips. With tattered bottom of box; bottom label & end label intact. - S/n ca. 1913 is in the early 2nd variation range, but patent marking of “PAT AUG 25, 96 / PATS PENDING” is not reported in Goforth book as far as I can find; possibly a transitional marking. - s/n D54771 - C&R ffl - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6c-RZKS3]

Lot 385 - Colt - Single Action Army - .38 WCF (.38-40); 4.75” barrel. - Good condition. - Dark metal w/ scattered pinpoint pitting; good markings. Working; fair bore w/ pitting; worn hard intact hard rubber grips. - s/n 156592 - antq - (estimate 1200 to 2000) - [6c-WRAZ7]

Lot 386 - The Fabled Chicken Bristle / Lick Skillet Dueling Pistols. - Stevens Diamond No. 43 2nd Issue Pistol & Stevens Tip-up No. 41 Pocket Pistol - with related materials & story - Both .22 rimfire; 6” & 3.5” barrels respectively. - No. 43 excellent; No. 41 very good. - No. 43 has 99% nickel, 80% thinning blue. No. 41 30-40% blue, turning plum, w/ some small spots of pitting. Both working w/ good intact grips. Included is the well-written and delightful history of this colorful set. The “town” (maybe a crossroads would be more accurate) of Chicken Bristle was named from a home store a farmer there ran. Reportedly the chickens he hung out for sale were not thoroughly plucked, resulting in the name. - Lick Skillet was a nearby crossroads farmhouse eatery, where the owner would save dishwashing chores by letting the dogs clean the pans. Local folks would gather weekly at Chicken Bristle, where the proprietors of the two establishments would compete in target shooting w/ the No. 43. The No. 41 was the carry gun of one of these gents. The wood case was the cash box and the small wood box the change box of the store. A sealed copy of the story is included. - s/n 93374 & 55735 - C&R ffl pistols - (estimate priceless to ) - [6c-WCFL1]

Lot 387 - Marlin - Small frame tip up revolver - About Fair - Scratchy nickel plate flaking off brass frame. Barrel and cylinder deeply pitted. - antq - [6k-g11]

Lot 388 - Pair of North African Flintlock Pistols - .64 cal., 13” octagon / round barrels. - Fine condition. - Consignor believes these to be North African w/ Belgian components, probably ca. 1804. Nicely carved stocks; ivory tipped ramrods. Bright metal w/ heavy engraving on lock, barrels, and plated brass furniture, with crescents on buttcaps & triggerguards. One pistol has a replaced cock. - antq - (estimate 2400 to 3600) - [AA-601BJ]

Lot 389 - Colt - Single Action Army - Frontier Six Shooter - .44-40; 4.75 barrel - Later replaced Colt barrel, otherwise about very good to fine condition. - Barrel & ejector 60% original blue, cylinder 10-20% (in flutes), grip frame strong traces. Case color about silvered out w/ some mottling remaining on left side of frame, gone about plum-red on the other. Very good markings. Very good tight mech; very good bore w/ some individual pits; good grips w/ small chip & scratches to bottom left. - Never refinished. Matching numbers on metal. Ca. 1901 - s/n 210647 - C&R ffl - (estimate 1850 to 2850) - [ca-0647bb]

Lot 390 - Colt - Single Action Army - Frontier Six Shooter, factory letter - .44-40; 4.75 barrel - Good condition. - Gray metal with salt & pepper spotting, deepening to light pitting on left side of barrel; Frontier Six Shooter marking partially gone, other markings good. Frame gauge suggests possibly heavy cleaning, refinish or wear. Matching. Good mech; light pitting in generally strong bore. Light wear to grips. - Factory letter shows shipped 11/10/1905 to M. Hartley, New York, this configuration, one of 21 guns. - s/n 270921 - C&R ffl - (estimate 1850 to 2500) - [ca-0921bb]

Lot 391 - Colt - Single Action Army - factory letter -.45 Colt; 4.75 barrel - Very good condition. - Plum patina metal with good traces original blue, a few areas of light roughness; good markings. Very good tight mech; very good bore. Moderately worn grips w/ cracks to lower front edges of both panels. Matching. - Factory letter shows shipped 2/22/1902 to Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett of Chicago, confirms configuration, one of 5 guns. - s/n 220961 - C&R ffl - (estimate 2000 to 2500) - [ca-0961bb]

Lot 392 - Colt - Single Action Army - Frontier Six Shooter - .44-40; 4.75 barrel - 10-20% blue (strongest on cylinder) certainly appears to be factory type, and good remainders of case color on frame. However, frame gauge says frame has been slimmed, presumably by removal of metal in a refinish polish. If it is a refinish, it was factory quality & done a long time ago; markings & edges are strong & well maintained. Good mech; light roughness in strong bore; very good grips. - ca. 1902. - s/n 231601 - C&R ffl - (estimate 1850 to 2500) - [ca-1501bb]

Lot 393 - Colt - Single Action Army - .45 Colt; 4.75 barrel - Very good condition. - 5% original blue, mainly in protected areas & cylinder flutes, mostly dark patina; good markings. Very good mech; some scattered pits in generally good bore. Good grips. - ca. 1902. - s/n 233439 - C&R ffl - (estimate 2000 to 2500) - [ca-3439bb]

Lot 394 - Colt - Single Action Army - .45 Colt; 4.75 barrel - Good condition. - Dark patina metal w/ evenly scattered pinpoint roughness; barrel caliber marking very faint, other markings legible. Good mech; strong rifling & light roughness in bore. Left grip heavily worn w/ some tiny chips at edges, right grip moderately worn. Matching, ca. 1912. - s/n 326833 - C&R ffl - (estimate 2000 to 2750) - [ca-6833bb]

Lot 395 - Colt - Single Action Army - .45 Colt; 4.75 barrel - Good condition. - Mottled gray metal, light roughness; small checkered pattern over one chamber of cylinder suggests vice marks or long storage on canvas patterned fabric. Three notches filed on top rear of barrel. Good mech; light roughness & good rifling in bore. Worn intact grips. - ca. 1907 - s/n 297646 - C&R ffl - (estimate 1850 to 2850) - [ca-7646bb]

Lot 396 - Colt - Single Action Army - factory letter - .45 Colt; 4.75 barrel - Good condition. - Pepper spotted gray metal; good markings; traces of blue. Good mech; light pitting & good rifling in bore. Good grips w/ crack to left panel. - Factory letter shows shipped 11/14/1901 to Simmons in St. Louis in this configuration; one of 3 in shipment. - s/n 217743 - C&R ffl - (estimate 2000 to 2750) - [ca-7743bb]

Lot 397 - Enewold marked Remington - Model 1901 Target pattern - Rolling Block Pistol - .32 W.; 10 oct/rd barrel. - Fine condition. - Frame 30% original blue; barrel 60% w/ a couple small areas of pitting on the right side. Excellent markings include the P & S of military frames, usually not found on Model 1901’s, altho found on 1891 Target models. This gun has the offset breechblock ear of the 1901. Adjustable rear sight; Lyman Pat. Oct. 6 85 gold bead on blade front. Good mech. Strong rifling & light pitting in bore. - .32 WCF (.32-20) seems to chamber, but have caliber confirmed by gunsmith. - Walnut grips. Looks about identical to the Model 1901, but Enewold is stamped in the barrel channel of the forearm and on the bottom of the barrel. Possibly a custom gun by Robt. Enewold, a prominent gunsmith who was involved in the development of the M-16 / AR-15 pattern rifle. - s/n 4798 - C&R ffl - (estimate 1000 to 2000) - [CR-50dd]

Lot 398 - Remington - Vest Pocket No. 2 Derringer - rare .30 rimfire - 3.5 barrel. - Very good to good condition. - Mostly gray metal w/ good remainders of original blue; pitting on left side; brilliant fire blue on breechblock. Legible markings; good mech; poor bore. - Rosewood grips; right panel fine, left panel scratched. Flayderman’s estimates only 500 made in this caliber (ac97gsi) - s/n 2681 - antq - (estimate 350 to 700) - [DA-05dd]

Lot 399 - Remington - Vest Pocket No. 2 Derringer - rare brass frame - .32 rimfire; 3.5 barrel - Very good. - Salt & pepper gray metal; generous traces original blue; patina brass frame; good markings. Good mech; pitted bore. Excellent rosewood grips. - s/n 82 - antq - (estimate 750 to 1500) - [DA-06dd]

THE FOLLOWING LOTS 400 - 402 WERE NOT LISTED IN THE PRINT CATALOG:

Lot 400 - Remington - Vest Pocket Derringer - Model One - .22 rimfire - Fine condition. - Frame about 50% original blue; barrel 20%, w/ some roughness on left side. Fine markings. Good mech; pitting w/ distinct rifling in bore. - Rosewood grips. (rsvgsi) - s/n 15487 - antq - (estimate 400 to 800) - [DA-08dd]

Lot 401 - Remington - Vest Pocket No. 2 Derringer -.32 rimfire - 3.5 barrel. - Good condition. - Gray metal w/ light pitting; legible markings. Good mech; pitted bore. - Rosewood grips. - s/n 2070 - antq - (estimate 350 to 700) - [DA-10dd]

Lot 402 - Remington - Vest Pocket No. 1 Derringer - silver plated - 22 rf; 3.25 barrel. - Excellent condition. - 95-97% of what appears to be original silver plating, slight tarnishing, with some vertical scratches on left side of barrel. Very good markings & mech. Fine rosewood grips. - s/n 9010 - antq - (estimate 500 to 1000) - [DA-50dd]

Lot 403 - Remington - Vest Pocket No. 3 Derringer - .41 rf; 4 barrel. - Excellent condition. - 80% nickel, w/ light roughness on right frame where plating gone, all nicely blended. Good markings & mech; strong rifling in very dirty bore. Cleaned ivory grips. - s/n 3032 - antq - (estimate 600 to 1200) - [DA-55dd]

Lot 404 - Remington - Double Derringer - First Model; Type 1, Model 1 - .41 rf - Good condition. - Salt & pepper gray metal w/ light roughness overall; very good markings. Working; distinct rifling in bores. Good sound smooth rosewood grips. - Earliest type with no extractor and patent & address markings on ribs between barrels, less than 2,000 made. (rsvlg2) - s/n 441 - antq - (estimate 1000 to 2000) - [DB-15dd]

Lot 405 - Remington Smoot - New Mod. No. 1 revolver - .30 rimfire; 2-13/16 barrel - Excellent plus condition. - 98% original slightly milky nickel; excellent markings & case colors. Cyl. does not lock up; otherwise good mech. Excellent rosewood grips. - s/n 1357 - antq - (estimate 350 to 700) - [DS-R30dd]

Lot 406 - Remington - Iroquois revolver - fluted cylinder. - .22 rf; 2.25 barrel. - Excellent condition. - Barrel & frame 98%; cyl. 70% original nickel; excellent markings. Exc. mech; fine hard rubber grips. - Not Iroquois marked; scarce fluted cylinder. - antq - (estimate 300 to 600) - [DS-R38dd]

Lot 407 - WITHDRAWN - This gun was sold at previous auction, but has not yet been picked up. It was included in this sale by mistake.

Lot 408 - Marlin - Model 19-S - upper grade exposed hammer takedown pump shotgun - 12 ga.; 30” barrel. - Condition is about excellent. - About 90% blue; bright on receiver, dull turning plum on barrel; strong markings. Working, good bore, minor blemished to generally excellent wood. - CAUTION - Some early exposed hammer Marlin pumps are considered unsafe to shoot with modern ammunition. - s/n 146245 - C&R ffl - (estimate $300 to 600) - [6c-37cx]

Lot 409 - Remington - Model 1889 - Double barrel hammer shotgun - 12 ga.; 30” damascus barrels. - Very good condition. - Mostly crisp patina metal; tight, working; fine markings. A couple minor barrel dings. Sound wood w/ usage dings & scratches. - s/n 88244 - antq - (estimate $300 to 500) - [6c-46cx]

Lot 410 - Stevens - Model 44 - dropping block rifle - .25-20; 24” barrel. - About good condition. - Crisp patina metal; good markings; no rear sight, w one crudely filled & one empty dovetail. Working; fairly good bore. Structurally sound stock w/ large chip to forend - s/n 15658 - C&R ffl - (estimate $150 to 300) - [6c-83cx]

Lot 411 - Winchester - Model 97 exposed hammer pump shotgun - 12 ga., 2.75” cham.; 30” full choke barrel. - Excellent plus condition. - Mag. tube maybe 95% from working the slide, rest of gun retains 99% original blue w/ just a few light scratches on the bottom of the barrel & a bit of wear on the triggerguard. Exc. bore & mech. Exc. wood; buttstock has been lightly & carefully steel-wooled to blend finish where a slip-on rubber buttpad had stuck to the bottom. - s/n 1009909 - C&R ffl shotgun - (estimate 750 to 1500) - [6c-JHKS]

Lot 412 - Remington - New Mod. No. 4 Rolling Block - Take-down rifle - .22 S or L; 22.5” barrel. - Possibly restored excellent condition. - Barrel 98% soft blue; frame 90% bright case colors; excellent crisp markings. I took the exterior as original finish; however the bore is well used & pitted, inconsistent with the exterior, so an expert restoration is a good possibility. Excellent wood, but forend & stock are different colors, again suggesting replacement of refinish. Working. - s/n J261641 - C&R ffl - (estimate $150 to 300) - [6c-rcRRB]

Lot 413 - Stevens - New Model 42 Pocket Rifle - with detachable stock. - .22LR; 12” barrel. - Mixed condition. - Excellent frame & stock retain 98% bright nickel, and have matching s/n's. Good mech, grips have some dings. Gray patina barrel has mismatched number & earlier “J. Stevens & Co.” style barrel marking. - This model is on the ATF list of guns exempted from NFA coverage. - s/n 15229 - C&R ffl - (estimate $300 to 600) - [6c-rcSTV]

Lot 414 - Marlin - Model 1881 - Lever action rifle. - .40 cal.; 28” barrel. - Reblued. - 99% good quality blackish refinish, with some light dings & polish marks visible under finish; markings well retained. Hammer & trigger working, it does not appear as if the cartridge elevator is working, but I'm not familiar w/ this model. Very good bore. Refinished wood w/ minor handling marks. - s/n 4941 - antq - (estimate 600 to 1200) - [6c-RZKS4]

Lot 415 - Russian - Berdan II - early bolt action military rifle, w/ bayonet - 10.67x58R; 32.75” barrel - Good condition. - Dark patina metal w/ light roughness; good markings; working; bore should clean to good. Barrel & receiver dated 1878; double headed imperial Russian eagle marked; mismatched bolt. Sound stock w/ usage dings & gouges. Socket bayonet w/ cruciform 20.5” blade. - s/n 86858 - antq - (estimate 250 to 500) - [6c-TBCA]

Lot 416 - Stevens - Crack Shot 26 - Take-down boy's rifle, Lightning bug gun. - .22 LR, 20” barrel. - Good condition. - Mostly turned plum w/ maybe 30% dull blue well blended; good markings & mech. Spots of dirt or pitting mid-bore. Sound blond wood may have been sanded; few usage marks. - Consignor notes “This is the only Stevens I have seen with a factory light colored wood stock”. - C&R ffl - (estimate 100 to 200) - [WCFL-22A]

Lot 417 - Stevens - Favorite - single shot rifle. - .22 LR, 22” rd/oct barrel. - Good condition. - Mottled gray metal; fine markings; flip-up leaf rear sight. Working; dirty bore; fine wood w/ chip to bottom of buttplate. - J. Stevens A&T Co. 1894 patent barrel marking. - s/n J346 - C&R ffl - (estimate 100 to 200) - [WCFL-22C]

Lot 418 - Lefever - sideplated hammerless double barrel shotgun - high grade - 12 ga.; 26” rose twist cylinder choke barrels. - Fine condition. - Lovely damascus pattern distinct on light gray metal, a very few very small areas of very light pitting. Frame case colors have silvered out, with crisp engraving featuring a woodcock on left side plate, pointing dog on right, and retrieving spaniel w/ bird in mouth on bottom of triggerguard; circular scroll flourishes on frame, tang & forend release button; line engraved screwheads & dollshead. - CAUTION: Safety does not seem to be working. Opening lever must be manually pushed back to lock barrels closed; otherwise working; some light pitting near rear of bores. Fine high-comb stock w/ slight usage marks; Pachmayr recoil pad professionally installed. - s/n 22472 - antq - (estimate 1000 to 2000) - [WCFL-D12]

Lot 419 - Stevens - Model 520 - U.S. Army RIA marked riot gun - 12 ga.; 19.5” barrel. - Possibly modified, excellent condition.. - 99% dark gray military matte type finish, except for wear on magazine tube from slide action. Generally excellent plus throughout. No maker's marking anywhere on the gun. Markings include “M.520 U.S.” stamped w/ individual letter dies on the left side of frame; RIA, flaming bomb, and FK on the front bottom of frame; M & s/n 36172 on the triggerguard; and “Proof Tested - 12 Gauge / - 2 3/4 inch chamber” on the right rear barrel. - Although this gun has military riot gun configuration & markings, the markings do not conform to those listed for the military M 520-30 as discussed in Canfield's “U.S. Combat Shotguns” book. Knowledgeable previous owner apparently believed this gun to be correct; make your own judgment. C grip buttstock cons-k7 - s/n 36172 - C&R ffl - (estimate $350 to 700) - [6a-WA-S35cx]

Lot 420 - Springfield Armory - Model 1866, 2nd Allin - Trapdoor rifle, with bayonet. - .50 cal. - Very good condition. - Smooth speckled patina metal; good markings include 1864 lockplate & 1866 breechblock. Good mech, fine bore. Fine wood w/ very few blemishes and light cartouche. With fine socket bayonet. - “4” on left side of chamber. - antq - (estimate $400 to 800) - [6c-94cx]

Lot 421 - Armsport - 1861 U.S. Springfield Rifle/Musket - muzzleloader - .58 cal.; 40” barrel. - Excellent plus condition. - Some tiny spots of recent rust on bright barrel, which should clean off well; otherwise about perfect throughout - Working blackpowder replica of classic Civil War long arm. - non-ffl - (estimate 250 to 500) - [6c-CRCO1]

Lot 422 - Pike head - attributed to Georgia, Civil War - 16” overall, w/ bridle cutter; light pitting, collection notes attribute to Georgia, but no documentation. - [6c-cx04]

Lot 423 - Relic Confederate pike head - with documentation - Dug-up condition. - Heavily rusted & pitted, mounted on board w/ attached tag & sealed certificate, both signed by William Adams, president of Atlanta Cutlery Corp., dated 1984, certifying this as a Confederate pike dug from the Wilmington & Manchester railroad right of way. - [6c-cx05]

Lot 424 - Harpers Ferry - 1855 sabre bayonet - w/ partial research - Fair condition - Currently 21.5” blade (minor tip loss), right side rusted & pitted, left side a bit better. Faint hand etched inscription on handle, which collector plausibly interprets as “W. R. Jenkins / c's 2n Va Vol”. - W/ collector's notes, indicating purchase at WV 1991 estate auction, and research notes locating a W. R. Jenkins, private in Co. H of 2nd Virginia Vol. Infantry, “Lechter Riflemen”, Stonewall Jackson Brigade. - s/n Good prospect for further research. - [6c-cx13]

Lot 425 - Savage - Model 720 - semi-auto shotgun, U.S. marked. - 12 ga.; 26” polychoked barrel. - Good condition. - Plum patina; good markings include P, flaming bomb & US on left side of frame; P & flaming bomb on left rear of barrel. - Appears to be a military training shotgun. The Savage 720 is probably the most rare of the U.S. martial shotguns. - s/n 79917 - C&R ffl - (estimate 250 to 500) - [6c-EHMO1]

Lot 426 - Burnside carbine - 4th (“Transition”) model - percussion Civil War breechloader - .54 cal.; 21” barrel. - Very good condition. - Dark metal w/ very light pinpoint roughness; good markings include “Cast Steel 1862” barrel, “Burnside Rifle Co. / Providence R.I.” lockplate, and “Burnside Patent / March 25th 1856” breech. Working; a few small areas of pitting in good bore. Sound stock w/ minor usage marks & strong cartouche. - S/n matches on barrel, frame, & breech block. - s/n 20515 - antq - (estimate 750 to 1500) - [6c-HDKS1]

Lot 427 - Springfield Armory - Model 1898 Krag - rifle - .30-40 - Very good condition. - Barrel has about turned plum; dark mottled action; fine markings; light roughness on barrel bands. Needs some mech help; incorrect replaced safety latch will fall out when bolt is worked; otherwise functioning. Good bore. Sound stock w/ usage & handling dings & strong P cartouche on bottom of wrist. - s/n 114628 - antq - (estimate 300 to 600) - [6c-HDKS2]

Lot 428 - Springfield Armory - Model 1898 Krag - modified to carbine configuration. - .30-40; barrel shortened to 22”. - Reworked. - 98% matte blue; markings well retained, some very light roughness under finish. Sights changed to Lyman front & Redfield peep rear. Wood has good gloss refinish w/ handguard cutout for old rear sight filled. Working; very light roughness in fairly good bore. - s/n 143655 - antq - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6c-HDKS3]

Lot 429 - Springfield Armory - Model 1903 - U.S. military rifle - .30-06 - Possibly restored or arsenal rebuilt. - 98% matte gray military finish; fine markings include SA / 5-18 barrel. Working; light roughness throughout bore. Stock has been refinished; usage dings; partial cartouches visible. - Early pre-double heat treat serial number, do not fire unless ok'd by gunsmith. - s/n 254117 - C&R ffl - (estimate 300 to 600) - [6c-HDKS4]

Lot 430 - Model 1816 Musket - Maynard primer conversion by Remington - .68 cal.; 41” rifled barrel. - Exterior fair; internals & wood better. - Gray metal is pitted overall; markings still mostly legible including 1857 dated Remington lock. Fine mech & bore. Sound stock w/ usage marks & very light user carvings. - antq - (estimate $500 to 1000) - [6c-rcMYN]

Lot 431 - Spencer carbine - Civil War Model - repeating lever action carbine. - .52 rimfire; 22” six groove barrel. - About good condition. - Dark metal w/ pitting on frame; markings partially legible. Good mech; fairly good bore. Sound stock w/ usage marks & “Jimmy” carved in left side. Magazine intact. - s/n 14946 - antq - (estimate $1,000 to 2000) - [6c-rcSPN]

Lot 432 - Inland - U.S. M-1 Carbine - military semi-auto - .30 cal. - Very good condition. - Thin gray military finish w/ usage marks; good markings include Underwood 7-44 barrel. Working. Sound stock w/ few markings has 4 filled holes in it. - s/n 115663 - C&R ffl - (estimate 350 to 700) - [6c-RZKS5]

Lot 433 - Winchester - U.S. Model of 1917 - military bolt action rifle. - .30-06 - Good condition. - 60% military finish w/ spotting on front of W 6-18 marked barrel, double struck ordnance bomb on left side of frame. Sound stock w/ usage dings & visible cartouche. - s/n 4871435 - C&R ffl - (estimate $250 to 500) - [WBA-A29cx]

Lot 434 - Smith & Wesson - Model One, Third Issue - .22 rimfire; 8” barrel - Fine condition. - Frame 80%, barrel 40%, cylinder traces original bright blue; fine rosewood grips. - s/n 77429 - antq - (estimate $200 to 350) - [6c-54cx]

Lot 435 - Smith & Wesson - Model One - 2nd issue - .22 rimfire. - Very good condition. - Frame retains 90% lightly tarnished silver; barrel & cyl plum w/ traces blue, scattered individual tiny pits on cyl. Left grip panel cracked; working. - s/n 17611 - antq - (estimate $150 to 300) - [6c-77cx]

Lot 436 - S&W - Model No. 2 Army - .32 S&W; 6” barrel - Refinished condition. - 98% bright plated finish with some nicks and scratches. Rough bore. Working mech. Good grips with 60% finish remaining. - s/n 36150 - Antique - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6c-DSA-6150] With factory letter showing shipped March 25, 1865 - J.W. Storrs, NY NY

Lot 437 - Smith & Wesson - Third Model Single Shot Pistol - .22 cal., 8” barrel. - Factory rework marked. - Markings suggest factory reworks in 1919 & 1944, at least one of which was probably a reblue. Retains 98-99% factory blue; excellent markings, mech & bore. Excellent well-fit pearl grips. - In a later period S&W wood case. - s/n 5732 - C&R ffl - (estimate $300 to 600) - [6c-54cx B]

Lot 438 - Smith & Wesson - .32 Single Action - in original box. - .32 rimfire, 3.5” barrel - Fine condition. - Barrel & frame 90% original blue; cylinder 30%; excellent markings; nice case on hammer. Fine mech; a couple areas of pitting in good bore. Excellent hard rubber grips, numbered to gun. - Green fabric covered box generally good w/ worn edges. Correct green end label for blued gun about 85% intact. Interior lid Directions for Use 98% intact. - This model is scarce in blue. - s/n 97216 - antq - (estimate $300 to 600) - [6c-80cx]

Lot 439 - S&W - .32 Single Action - .32 S&W; 3” barrel - Fine condition. - Barrel retains 60% nickel finish, cylinder 80% missing flakes of finish, frame 98% with some light scratching. Good markings. Good bore with light pitting. Some give in cylinder, otherwise good mech. Fine grips. - s/n 26378 - antq - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6c-DSB-6378] - With factory letter showing shipped Dec. 5, 1879 to M.W. Robinson, NY NY

Lot 440 - S&W - .38 SA First Model - Baby Russian - .38 S&W; 4” barrel - Fine condition. - About 50% frosty nickel; less on barrel, more on frame & cyl. Good markings. Spots of pitting in bore. Good mech. Good hard rubber grips. - s/n 19116 - antq - (estimate 175 to 350) - [6c-DSB-9116] - With factory letter showing shipped Dec. 5, 1877 to M.W. Robinson, NY NY

Lot 441 - S&W - 32 DA Fourth Model - .32 S&W; 3” barrel - Fair condition. - Pitting and spotty rust on gray metal. Readable markings. Pitting in bore. Working DA only. Good hard rubber grips. - s/n 44046 - antq - (estimate 50 to 100) - [6c-DTA-4046] - With factory letter showing shipped Feb. 2, 1883 to M.W. Robinson, NY NY

Lot 442 - S&W - .38 DA Third Model - .38 S&W; 3.25” barrel - Good condition. - Light pitting and dings overall blended w/ original nickel. Markings on barrel faint but readable. Some roughness in bore near muzzle, otherwise good. Working but loose. Grips missing a chunk from one side. - s/n 155470 - antq - (estimate 75 to 150) - [6c-DTA-5470] - With factory letter showing shipped March 19, 1886, to M.W. Robinson, NY NY

Lot 443 - S&W - .32 Safety Hammerless Second Model - .32 S&W; 3” barrel - Fine condition. - 40% blue finish remains on evenly graying crisp barrel and frame. Readable markings. Spots of pitting in bore otherwise good. Good mech. Fine grips. - s/n 119507 - C&R ffl - (estimate 125 to 250) - [6c-DTA-9507] - With factory letter showing shipped Nov. 1, 1902 to Schoverling, Dale & Gale Co., NY NY

Lot 444 - Smith & Wesson - .38 Regulation Police - revolver - .38 S&W; 4” barrel. - 98% thin satin blue; fine markings are a bit light, so some possibility of an excellent old refinish. Good mech & bore; fine grips w/ good patent marking. - s/n 23367 - C&R ffl - (estimate $125 to 250) - [6c-73cx]

Lot 445 - S&W - 38/44 Heavy Duty, pre-war - w/ shooting medals & history - .38 Special; 6.5” barrel. - Excellent condition. - 95-95% original bright blue, with major areas of wear on bottom of triggerguard & rear of grip knuckle; some muzzle wear & spotting. Excellent bore; minor handling marks to excellent grips numbered to gun. Humpback hammer. Working single action only, I suspect intentionally for target shooting. - With a baker's dozen shooting medals & badges won by the first owner, a 1930's era Treasury agent. Included are Treasury Dept. medals, Expert bar, & others. We hope to have a brief history of the original owner to accompany this gun, out of Arkansas. In a red & silver Christmas box. - s/n 46112 - C&R ffl - (estimate 1000 to 2000) - [6c-SHAR]

Lot 446 - S&W - Model 52-2 - w/ accessories - .38 Special wadcutter - About as new in box. - 99%+, with only slight wear at slide rails from working slide & mounting barrel weight. Otherwise close to perfect throughout. - In original box w/ barrel weight, total of four magazines, literature, accessories, & after-market scope mount - s/n A482084 - FFL - (estimate $750 to 1250) - [6c-GWNV]

Lot 447 - S&W - Model 21-4 - Thunder Ranch, w/ display case. - .44 Special; 4” barrel. - As new in box. - Special fixed sight, round non-ribbed barrel model. - s/n TRS-2099 - FFL - (estimate 600 to 1200) - [6c-RMOR]

Lot 448 - Smith and Wesson - 61-3 - Escort - .22 LR - Condition is excellent plus. - A couple tiny storage nicks; 99%+ original finish. In original box w/ literature & soft zipper case. - s/n 1354317 - FFL - (estimate 125 to 200) - [6c-SWG1]

Lot 449 - Smith and Wesson - Mod 14-4 - .38 S&W Special; 6” barrel - About as new in box. - Almost perfect throughout; a couple tiny shop wear nicks on front cyl. edge; appears unfired since factory. With literature & accessory pack in original BP 2 pc blue box. - Some very small nicks on an otherwise excellent gun, in box. - s/n 85K9810 - FFL - (estimate 300 to 500) - [6c-SWG2]

Lot 450 - Smith and Wesson - 35 Auto - .35 Auto - About excellent condition. - Sides appear to be 95%, w/ some light scratches & plum spots coming up thru bluing; gripstraps turning gray so maybe 90% overall. Usage & wear marks to grips. - In later era S&W box, not original to this gun. - s/n 4287 - C&R ffl - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6c-SWG3]

Lot 451 - Smith and Wesson - 39-2 - 9mm - As new in box. - One tiny scuff to grip; about perfect throughout. - In original box with spare magazine and cleaning rod - s/n A698031 - FFL - (estimate 300 to 500) - [6c-SWG4]

Lot 452 - Hi-Standard - Model H-D Military - .22LR; 6-5/8” barrel. - Condition is very good to excellent. - Very crisp metal; about 95-97% original finish w/ most notable wear a 3” streak on right side of barrel; mottled spotting on back of grip frame. Excellent markings, mech, bore & checkered wood grips. - s/n 259829 - C&R ffl - (estimate $300 to 500) - [6c-259829]

Lot 453 - Remington - Model 51 - semi-auto pistol - .380 acp; 3.25” barrel. - Excellent condition. - Very crisp; finish has turned an even plum color w/ 98% coverage; excellent markings; nice fire blue safety. Working; exc. bore & grips. - s/n PA45495 - C&R ffl - (estimate $250 to 500) - [6c-58cx]

Lot 454 - Colt - Model 1908 - vest pocket pistol - .25 acp - Good condition. - Frame 60% blue; slide gray; good markings. Working. Old synthetic pearl grips. - This gun was acquired from the estate auction of a “W. Poth” of Falling Waters WV in 1991, reportedly with the claim that the gun “was taken from Chicago gangster in the 1920's”. No documentation. - s/n 2369 - C&R ffl - (estimate $150 to 250) - [6c-61cx]

Lot 455 - Colt - Model 1851 Navy - 2nd Generation percussion pistol - .36 cal., 7.5” barrel. - As new in original black box. - Gun about perfect; box lightly tattered. - s/n 27631 - repro - (estimate $300 to 500) - [6c-84cx]

Lot 456 - Luger - S/42 code - 1936 chamber date, w/ holster. - 9mm, 3-7/8” barrel. - Refinished. - 99%+ bright shiny reblue; markings retained including matching numbers where marked externally, except mag. Working; light roughness in generally good bore. Generally very good wood grips except left panel missing small chip near safety. - With excellent condition unmarked military style flap holster. - s/n 6380n - C&R ffl pistol - (estimate $400 to 600) - [6c-BATX]

Lot 457 - Star - Super B - 9mm - Very good condition. - 95% blue w/ small scratches & dings overall; in original box w/ literature, spare magazine, and cleaning rod. - With competition grade stainless steel drop in barrel. - s/n 1245704 - FFL - (estimate 175 to 350) - [6c-EPWI]

Lot 458 - Hi-Standard - Supermatic Trophy - Model 106 Military - .22LR; 7.25” barrel - As new in box. - Perfect throughout, in original cardboard box w/ minor tape repair, w/ pamphlet. - s/n 1479305 - FFL - (estimate $600 to 1000) - [6c-JMMI]

Lot 459 - Sterling - .25 Stainless - auto-pistol - .25 acp - Very good condition. - Stainless steel, very light usage marks. - s/n S18987 - FFL - (estimate $35 to 70) - [6c-otKR1]

Lot 460 - Israel Arms - Kareen - High Power pattern auto pistol - 9mm - Excellent condition. - 95-97% finish; working; excellent bore & grips. Spare magazine. - s/n IAA0630 - FFL - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6c-otKR3]

Lot 461 - Black Diamond Winchester - Model 12 - Trap shotgun; fancy wood. - 12 ga; 30” solid rib full choke barrel. - Fine condition. - Crisp metal w/ 60-70% blue on barrel, turning plum; and maybe 30-40% blue on frame, turning gray w/ speckling. Fine markings. Working; fine bore. Beautifully feathered stock w/ light scratches; black diamond inlay on both sides of wrist w/ R in one & W in the other; small chip at left wrist. - ca. 1919 - s/n 184089 - C&R ffl - (estimate $300 to 600) - [6c-93cx]

Lot 462 - Early engraved Weatherby - Scoped Custom Rifle - .270 Weatherby; 24” #1 tapered barrel. - Condition is excellent to as new. - About 100% original bright blue; light age spotting on bright extractor & bolt handle knob. Beautiful tiger-tail maple stock seems to glow; diamond inlays pattern 16A buttstock, 16B forearm, and 16C monogram. Contracting buttcap & nosecap (which has some dings on the left side). Very minor blemishes to both sides of excellent condition wood. - Engraved barrel, triggerguard & floorplate. Weatherby Imperial 4x-81 scope retains 99%+ blue, in 2/pc Buehler mounts. Weatherby certificate of authenticity shows this rifle shipped 11/30/56 to Max Bryan. Hard plastic case. - s/n 4537 - C&R ffl - (estimate $2,000 to 4000) - [6c-LFWA]

Lot 463 - Parker Hale - Super Mauser Sporter 1200 - .30-06 - Bolt Action Rifle. - Several heavy sharp dings on the stock. Otherwise about as new in box. - s/n R13262 - FFL - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6a-596]

Lot 464 - Marlin - Model 336 - lever action rifle - .30-30; 20” barrel. - Condition is excellent plus. - About 100% original blue; slight handling marks to stock. About perfect throughout. - s/n 18136187 - FFL - (estimate $150 to 300) - [6c-36187]

Lot 465 - Remington - Model 30S - bolt action rifle - .30-06; 24” barrel. - Excellent condition. - Crisp metal w/ 98% finish coverage, altho perhaps a third has blended into plum. Very good mech & bore; excellent wood. - This model was made by Remington utilizing M1917 military rifle components ca. 1930-1940. - s/n 22982 - C&R ffl - (estimate $300 to 600) - [6c-40cx]

Lot 466 - Savage - Model 1903 - pump rifle - .22 S,L,LR; 24” oct. barrel. - Good condition. - Dark mottled metal w/ remainders of original blue; good markings; working; good perchbelly stock w/ usage marks. - s/n 62219 - C&R ffl - (estimate $75 to 150) - [6c-93cx b]

Lot 467 - Remington - Mod. 24 - take-down semi-auto rifle - .22 short; 19” barrel w/ threaded muzzle. - About good condition. - Mostly patina metal w/ traces of dull blue on barrel; good markings; sound stock w/ usage marks; appears to be functional. - s/n 72913 - FFL - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6c-DGKS1]

Lot 468 - C.G. Haenel - Bolt action sporter - 8 mm (have exact caliber confirmed by gunsmith); tapered ribbed barrel. - Good condition. - Rather crisp patina metal; good markings include “C.G. Haenel Suhl Germany”, BCHLERSTAHL w/ six pointed star, and “2,75 g G.B.P. / St.m.G”. Plate apparently for mounting sight or scope on left side of stock; two leaf rear sight. Working; very dirty bore w/ distinct rifling. Sound very good stock w/ minor usage marks. - s/n none - C&R ffl - (estimate 150 to 300) - [6c-DGKS3]

Lot 469 - Unique - Model L - .22 L.R. - Good condition. - Unusual model, originally sold w/ spare barrel (not included w/ this lot) which allowed the action to be removed & used as a “pocket pistol”. - 90% finish; working; scuffs to sound wood. - s/n 588110 - FFL - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6c-DGKS4]

Lot 470 - Custom rifle - based on Winchester U.S. 1917 bolt action rifle - with scope. See warning. - .30-06; 25” tapered barrel. - Safety caution; otherwise excellent. - 98% bright professional blue; no open sights; beautifully figured excellent birdseye monte carlo checkered stock w/ diamond inlays. - WARNING: If safety is only partially engaged & trigger is pulled, gun will fire when taken off safe. Have this repaired before loading or shooting this gun. - s/n 314122 - FFL - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6c-EHMO2]

Lot 471 - Franchi - LAW 12 - extended mag semi-auto shotgun - 12 ga.; 21” barrel. - Excellent to as new condition. - Slight handling marks, may have been fired, otherwise about perfect throughout. - Law-enforcement style shotgun w/ synthetic pistol-grip stock. kwks - s/n S89488 - FFL - (estimate $400 to 750) - [6c-KWKS]

Lot 472 - Charles Daly - Superior Hunter II - semi-auto shotgun. - 12 ga., 3” chambers; 26” vent rib barrel w/ interchangeable choke tubes. - As new in box. - With lit, choke tubes, sight bead inserts, choke wrench, & lock. Higher quality Kick-Eze recoil pad has been professionally installed, otherwise about as new throughout. - s/n 3116179 - FFL - (estimate $250 to 500) - [6c-ot/bt179]

Lot 473 - Remington - Model 7600 - pump rifle - .30-06; 23” barrel. - Condition is excellent to as new. - About 100% blue; handling marks to buttstock. - s/n 8634033 - FFL - (estimate 250 to 500) - [6c-ot76R]

Lot 474 - Remington - Wingmaster Model 870 pump shotgun - 12 ga., 2.75” shells; barrel cut to 19” - Good condition. - 60-70% thinning blue; working; very good wood. - s/n S68342V - FFL - (estimate 125 to 250) - [6c-otKR6]

Lot 475 - Lefever - hammerless double shotgun - H Grade - 12 ga.; 30” fluid Krupp steel barrels. - About good condition. - Dark metal w/ scattered pinpoint roughness; strong markings & light engraving. Working; dirty bores; structurally sound stock w/ many usage marks. - s/n 58395 - FFL - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6c-otLFV]

Lot 476 - Winchester - Model 74 - semi-auto rifle, sight safety. - .22 LR - Condition is very good to excellent. - 98% original blue; a few dings around cocking handle. Minor usage marks to stock. Working. - Tube magazine in stock. Ca. 1941. - s/n 102400 - C&R ffl - (estimate $150 to 300) - [6c-otW74]

Lot 477 - Winchester - Buffalo Bill commemorative - lever action rifle - .30-30 - Almost as new. - Minor handling marks; otherwise about as new & probably unfired. No box. - s/n WC32770 - FFL - (estimate $200 to 400) - [6c-otWBB]

Lot 478 - Marlin - Mod. 60 - .22 LR, 22” barrel. - Very good condition. - 80% finish w/ some flaked chips on frame & plum areas on barrel; working; excellent wood. - s/n 14406424 - FFL - (estimate 75 to 150) - [6c-RHFL-Marlin]

Lot 479 - Ishapore SMLE pattern - 2A1 - bolt action military rifle - 7.62x51 Nato (.308) - Appears to be about excellent condition; probably arsenal refurbished. - Still quite a bit of cosmoline; appears to have 98%+ dull military blue; usage & handling marks to stock. Indian Nato caliber version of the Brit SMLE; 1966 dated. - s/n L9279 - FFL - (estimate 125 to 250) - [6d-722]

Lot 480 - Chinese - Type 53 - Mosin Nagant style carbine, w/ folding bayonet. - 7.62x54R; 20” barrel. - Metal is excellent, wood is fair to good. - Crisp metal w/ 97% blue; excellent markings w/ major external numbers matching; working. 1955 dated. Wood is heavily used, with deep dings; multiple stampings. - s/n 3192555 - C&R ffl - (estimate 75 to 150) - [6d-724]

Lot 481 - Turkish - Model 1903 - Mauser military rifle, 1945 - 8mm Mauser; 30” barrel. - Good condition. - Mottled dark metal, wartime unpolished metal; working; sound stock w/ usage marks. TC / AS FA / ANKARA / K. KALE / 1945 marked chamber. Numbers don't match; import marked; w/ cleaning rod. - s/n 221276 - C&R ffl - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6d-731]

Lot 482 - Mosin Nagant - Model 1891/30 - 1942 dated USSR WWII rifle - 7.62 x 54mm; 30” barrel. - Very good condition. - Crude war-time no-polish finish; retains much of a thin gray finish; hammer & sickle and Izhevsk arsenal arrow in triangle marked in 1942 dated chamber. Metric marked rear & hooded post front sights; - Import marked on front of barrel. - s/n ZHB6776 - C&R ffl - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6d-771]

Lot 483 - Long Branch - No. 4, MK I* - SMLE type WWII Canadian military rifle - .303 Brit - Possibly arsenal rebuilt very good condition. - Remainders of cosmoline; appears to have 95% dark military finish; usage dings; working. 1943 dated. - s/n 49L9655 - C&R ffl - (estimate 125 to 250) - [6d-772]

Lot 484 - Remington - 1100 semi-auto shotgun - 12 ga., 3” magnum - Very good condition. - I.C. choked 30” barrel w/ vent rib. Rubber butt pad. - s/n L472472M - FFL - (estimate 200 to 350) - [6k-BP01]

Lot 485 - Pre-1964 - Winchester Model 70 - Balfor scoped bolt action rifle - .243 Win. - Monte carlo stock; wood good w/ checkering & sling. Fair bluing w/ some rust on barrel. - With Balfor A Bausch & Lomb scope #4027mg. S/n 839383 on bolt. - FFL - (estimate 200 to 400) - [6k-BP02]

Lot 486 - Stoeger Trap Gun - 12 ga.; 32” barrel. - Very good condition. - Markings include “Made in Italy”, “Fusil Special”, and “G Gamba - Gardone VT - Original Boehler”. Beaver tail forend, excellent wood and checkering; Morgan adjustable butt plate. - s/n 42259 - FFL - [6k-BP03]

Lot 487 - Ithaca - Model 37 Featherlite - pump shotgun, with two barrels - 12 ga; 26” skeet Simmons vent rib and 30” Full choke factory vent rib barrels. - Solid gun, shows use, good wood, bluing fair. Spare 30” barrel is as new. - s/n 371389312 - FFL - (estimate 150 to 300) - [6k-BP04]

Lot 488 - Remington - Gamemaster Model 760 - Rifle - .308 Win - Good - Plum frame with some minor pitting. Barrel turning plum towards breech, otherwise very good, minor dings in wood. With Bushnell Sportsview scope. - s/n 98972 - FFL - [6k-g01]

Lot 489 - Savage - Pump .22 - Rifle - .22 S. L. & L.R. - Good - Scuff marks on thinning 40% blue frame and uniformly nicked octagon barrel. Wood has patches of missing finish but is otherwise sound - s/n 94187 - FFL - [6k-g03]

Lot 490 - Remington - Model 12-C - Rifle - .22 S. L. & L.R. - Fair - Some roughness on thinning blue frame with area of dissolved finish. Barrel has some deeper cuts and dings, wood is worn but sound. - s/n 650644 - FFL - [6k-g04]

Lot 491 - Remington - Sportmaster Model 511 - Rifle - .22 S. L. & L.R. - Good - Some areas of worn off finish and a few nicks on barrel and receiver, wood shows wear and some light nicks. - FFL - [6k-g05]

Lot 492 - Remington - model 1903 - Rifle - .30-06 - Good - Very good finish wearing on edges, stock shows some wear-dings nicks and scratches. - s/n 3173901 - C&R ffl - [6k-g10]

Lot 493 - Spanish Oviedo - 93 Mauser - 7x57mm; 29” barrel. - Restored to about excellent condition. - 98% arsenal or professional refinish, markings lightened a bit but still legible, 1924 dated chamber. Working; light roughness throughout bore. Fine refinished stock w/ cartouches partly visible. Cleaning rod. Mismatched numbers. - s/n 7N7C7B - C&R ffl - (estimate 125 to 250) - [WB-7C7B]

Lot 494 - Ithaca - Model 37 - Featherlight pump shotgun. - 12 ga.; 28” Mod. choke barrel. - Good condition. - Maybe 50% original blue well blended w/ smooth plum patina; good markings; working. Sound stock w/ usage marks. Needs front sight bead insert, a $3 item. - Consignor notes “…our favorite field gun for over 40 years … a phenomenal shooter”. - s/n 851029 - FFL - (estimate 150 to 250) - [WCFL-F37]

Lot 495 - Marlin - Model 1895GS - stainless steel lever action rifle. - .45-70; 18.5” barrel - As new in box. - About perfect throughout; bought new, action has been cycled, but never fired. New sling & sling swivels added. - Handsome tiger stripe in stock grain. - s/n 96204045 - FFL - (estimate 500 to 900) - [WCFL-M95]

Lot 496 - Mauser - Modelo 1891 Argentina - Loewe bolt action military rifle - 7.65mm (corrected 10/17 - incorrectly listed as 8mm in print catalog), 28.5” barrel - Excellent condition. - 95-97% original blue on crisp metal w/ excellent markings; mismatched bolt; no obvious import markings. Excellent mech & bore; slight handling marks to stock. - s/n G2276 - antq - (estimate $150 to 300) - [6c-30cx]

Lot 497 - Navy Arms - Double barrel percussion shotgun - muzzleloader - 12 ga.; 28” barrels. - Excellent condition. - Barrel finish has dulled in places w/ some very light roughness that should clean up pretty well. Otherwise excellent throughout. - Modern working reproduction shotgun. - non-ffl - (estimate 250 to 500) - [6c-CRCO10]

Lot 498 - Navy Arms - Brown Bess1762 Model - flintlock musket - .75 smoothbore; 42” barrel. - About excellent to as new condition. - Light haze on bright barrel should clean easily; about perfect throughout. - Modern working reproduction musket - non-ffl - (estimate 500 to 900) - [6c-CRCO12]

Lot 499 - Full stock percussion rifle - made in Ardesa Spain - .50 cal. muzzleloader - About excellent to as new condition. - 33.5” oct. barrel; about perfect throughout. Set trigger. - Modern working reproduction rifle - non-ffl - (estimate 100 to 200) - [6c-CRCO13]