Parker Hale 12 bore side by side shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED Parker Hale 12 bore side by side shotgun, 27.5inch barrels with half and full chokes, serial number 154156. Together with a box of 165 mixed cartridges and three blanks.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14.5" LOPThe barrels ring when tapped.There are no dents visible.The barrels are in proof and measure at .730 on each side. The bores are could do with a good clean as there is streaking left from plastic wads. There are a couple of light surface corrosion spots which would probably clean up with good polishing.The blacking to the barrels is in good order with only slight wear. There are some surface corrosion spots scattered throughout the surface. The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps.The stock is free from splits or repairs. The woodwork has a thick varnish which has checking all over and is flaking around the base of the butt. There has been a buttplate screwed on previously which has now been removed, this leaves two vacant holes. The stock has scratches and dents.
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Greener 12 bore side by side shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED Greener 12 bore side by side shotgun, 28 inch sleeved Birmingham nitro-proofed barrels with full and half chokes engraved with maker's name, London and Birmingham addresses, boxlock non ejector action with side safety catch, serial number 64701.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14.25" LOP The gun shows signs of a working life with lots of use.The barrels are sleeved with 2 - 3/4 inch chambers. They ring when tapped and there are no dents visible although the right tube has possibly had a dent remove.The barrels are in proof. Left barrel measures .730 and 32 thou wall.Right barrel .734 and 28 thou wall.The bores are clean and free from pitting.The blacking to the barrels is worn and there is some surface corrosion and light pitting spots.The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps.The stock has been adapted, it has a small amount of cast off and there is an area where your cheek would sit that has been carved away to increase this cast off. The trigger guard has been removed at some point to repolish is and reblue, a small chip of wood has been broken away during this process and it has been cleanly restuck. The forend has a split which can be seen in image 8 online. The wood has scratches and dents from use.
W.H. Wakefield and Co. 16 bore side by side shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED W.H. Wakefield and Co. 16 bore side by side shotgun, 30 inch boldly patterned Damascus barrels engraved with the maker's name, with Birmingham Nitro proofs, engraved boxlock non ejector action, and Prince of Wales stock, serial number 8801.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14.25" LOP The gun shows signs of a hard-working life and would look a lot better for a good overhaul and clean up. The barrels ring when tapped and there are no dents visible. The barrels are in proof and the left barrel measures .666 and 24 thou wall, the right barrel .657 and 34 thou wall. The bores are clean, the is some heavy pitting patches in the right barrel towards the muzzle which are probably too deep to lap out, there are other very light scattered marks. The browning to the barrels is generally in good order with only slight wear. There is a rough patch to the top side of the left barrel where the browning has gone and steel shows through, there is a similar smaller patch to the side of the right barrel and it is possible these are corrosion marks from where the gun has sat in a case or been secured in the cabinet. The barrel to action fit has a small amount of wobble or rattle with the forend removed. The actions function correctly with snap caps.The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are a lot of scratches and dents as well as significant wear to the chequering showing the hard-working life the gun has seen.
AYA No.2 12 bore side by side shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED AYA No.2 12 bore side by side shotgun, 28inch barrels with quarter and full choke, removable sidelock ejector actions, the auto safety disabled, serial number 456234, with AYA branded hard case.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14.75" LOPThe gun is in average general condition with signs of wear and use. The barrels ring when tapped.There are no major dents visible however there are small dents to the bottom edges of the muzzles, the one on the right hand side can be felt from the inside (see the final image uploaded online. The barrels are in proof and measure to the 18.5 proof stamps. The bores are generally clean, the right tube has some very light pitting, the left-hand tube is free from pitting. Both have streaks up the bore from plastic wad residue. The blacking to the barrels has some wear, there is a patch of light pitting to the outside of the left tube that has been cleaned up. The blacking here is very thin. The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps. The auto safety has been disabled. The stock has a large repair to the comb, there is a short split running down from beside the safety catch to the lock plate, another split can be seen to the forend between the chequered diamond and the metal of the action. There are occasional scratches and dents.
Miroku Mk-38 Trap 12 bore over and under shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED Miroku Mk-38 Trap 12 bore over and under shotgun, 29.5 inch barrels with 3/4 and full chokes, the action decorated with formal scrollwork and flower designs, figured chequered stock, serial number 59629NV.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIREDThe gun was once a 30inch barrelled gun. The last half an inch has been cut from the end of the barrels. The gun was once multichoke and the two choke tubes are fixed in place. The barrels ring when tapped and there are no dents visible.The barrels are in proof and measure at the 18.8 reproof. The bores are clean and free from pitting.The blacking to the barrels is in good order with only slight wear. There is some light scattered surface corrosion. The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps. The safety does not automatically engage when the gun is opened. The stock has a very short split between the trigger guard and the chequering, this appears stable and does not appear to open anymore when pressure is put on the area. There are occasional scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing. The escutcheon to the stock has possibly been replaced. The soft rubber butt pad is deteriorating in small places and could do with replacing for the gun to look its best.
Cased Holland and Holland 12 bore side by side shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED Cased Holland and Holland Dominion 12 bore side by side shotgun, 28 inch London Nitro proofed barrels bearing faint traces of the maker's name, both with quarter chokes, sidelock ejector actions with auto safety catch, figured chequered stock, serial number 26236, together with the original leather and brass edged case serial numbered to the gun with loading instructions, the lid stamped A.H. Wilkinson R.A.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED15 1/8" LOPThe gun is in good general condition.The barrels ring when tapped.The handwritten letter in the case notes that the barrels have dents which need to be raised. There are very slight wobbles that can be seen when sighting down either tube into strong light, this is probably from dents that have been raised.The barrels are in proof and measure at: 735R and 734L against a proof stamp of: 729The walls measure . 22 right and . 23 leftThe bores are clean and free from pitting, there are some very light shadows that indicate light pitting that has been polished out.The there is very slight perceivable wobble between barrels and action with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps.There is some very light scattered pitting marks seen occasionally in the polished areas.The barrels have been reblacked and the H&H name is barely visible. The blacking to the barrels is in good order with only slight wear.The stock has been lengthened, there is a small repair to the toe of the stock just before the section which has been added in to increase length. There is an expertly executed repair to the forend tip where a tiny piece of wood has been added to the very edge. Outside this the stock is free from splits or repairs, there are occasional scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing.The case is in stable condition. The corners are separating in some spots but are retained by the brass edges. The leather is perishing on the surface in some areas such as the handles and straps. There is some moth damage to the inside lining and marks and dents to the labels. A piece of fabric has been replaced where the butt stock would sit.
Merwin and Bray .30 calibre cup fire revolver Merwin and Bray .30 calibre cup or rim fire revolver, 3.5inch octagonal barrel with makers name stamped to the top rib, five shot cylinder, brass frame with traces of nickel plating, serial number 1427. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.19cm long The revolver is in average condition. The action cocks with a strong spring. The cylinder does not rotate. There is a pawl in the action but it looks like a spring is broken or missing as the pawl falls back into the action unless the muzzle is pointing at the ground. The removable cylinder arbor is very loose and will drop out if the muzzle is pointing at the ground, followed by the cylinder. There is a simple flat retention leaf spring which is attached to the underside of the barrel and is missing the tip. This is why the arbor drops freely out. The bore has some pitting patches but a rifling pattern remains visible. The steel parts has light pitting, there is some corrosion to the cylinder.
Armsan A620 20 bore semi auto shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED Armsan A620 20 bore semi auto shotgun, 27.5inch multi choke barrel (only one tube present, no key) Birmingham steel shot proofs, 76mm chambers, black synthetic stock, serial number 13K7656.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED123cm long The gun appears to have had moderate use and fairly and is in presentable condition. The barrel is free from dents, the bore has no pitting or faults. The action appears to function correctly with snapcaps but it has not been tested with live ammunition. The stock has a protective rubberized finish to it, this has worn through in two small patches on the very edge of the pistol grip. There are other very light surface marks scattered about the matt finish of the gun but nothing defacing.
Midland sidelock 12 bore side by side shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED Midland sidelock 12 bore side by side shotgun, the sleeved 30inch barrels with 1/2 and full chokes, sidelock non ejector action engraved with scrollwork, Prince of Wales stock, serial number 28794.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14.25" LOP The gun is in good to average condition. The barrels have been sleeved but the chamber size is still 2.5", they do not ring when tapped. There are no dents visible.The barrels are in proof and measure at .729 each side. The bores are could do with a good clean but appear free from pitting.The blacking to the barrels is in good order but has wear around the muzzle and breech. There are a couple of spots where surface corrosion has been polished out and there is light surface pitting.The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps. The polished steel parts have some very light pitting and occasional light surface corrosion. The stock has a repair to the toe, there are occasional scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing.
10 bore side by side hammer gun LICENCE REQUIRED 10 bore side by side hammer gun, 34 inch barrels nitro proved with 76mm (3") chambers, plain stock and and action without makers mark, serial number 45229.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED AS THIS GUN HAS 3" CHAMBERS NOT 2 7/8 OR 2 5/8 WHICH ARE CLASSED AS OBSOLETE.14.75" LOPThe gun is in good restored condition. The barrels have had recent reproof, the chambers are marked at 76mm which the Birmingham Proof house have confirmed equates to 3" chambers consequently the gun must always remain a section 2 licensed shotgun and cannot qualify for Section 58(2) status.The barrels ring when tapped.There are no dents visible.The barrels are in proof and measure to their 19.7 and 19.9 proof stamps.The walls measure . 38 right and .31 leftThe bores largely free from pitting although there are some light shadows that can be seen towards the muzzles and signs of the bores being re-polished. There are pitting marks in the chambers.There is a small amount of wobble between barrels and action with the forend removed but this is not too severe.The actions function correctly.The re browning to the barrels is in good order with only slight wear. There are signs of pitting underneath the browning giving the barrels a slightly un-even look when sighting down the outside of the tubes into strong light.The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are occasional scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing. The stock has been substantially lengthened, the hron forend cap is a replacement.The metal work has some light overall pitting which is heavier to on the trigger guard than on the rest of the gun. The gun weights are as follows: Barrels 2116grams, Stock 1662 grams, Forend 131grams.
J. Harkom and Sons 16 bore side by side shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED J. Harkom and Sons 16 bore side by side shotgun, Wall Thicknesses below the recommended limit of 15 thousandths of an inch and measure right barrel 12 thou and left barrel is 19 thou.28inch barrels engraved Joseph Harkom and Son 30 George Street Edinburgh, Birmingham Nitro reproof marks the boxlock ejector action engraved with fine scrollwork, fitted with auto safety marked in gold 'Ready' with extra swing catch double safety, figured chequered stock with escutcheon engraved A.D.M. serial number 2446.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14" LOPThe shotgun is in good pleasing general condition with a good finish and blue. The barrels ring when tapped. When sighting down the left barrel the slightest wobble can be seen in the beam of light indicating a dent that has been lifted out, outside of this there are no dents visible. The barrels are in proof and measure at: .670 right and .669 left against a proof stamp of 17.0 (.669)The walls measure .12 right and .19 left. The bores are clean and free from pitting. The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed. The actions function correctly with snap caps. There is a very short and split to the toe of the butt, the bottom of the buttplate has been chipped here too. Outside of this the stock is free from splits or repairs, there are occasional scratches and dents from use, the worst being in the middle of the chequering on the wrist left and side.
Holland and Holland Grade C 12 bore side by side shotgun with 2 3.4" chambers LICENCE REQUIRED Holland and Holland Grade C 12 bore side by side shotgun, 28inch barrels with 2 3/4" chambers and 1/2 and 3/4 chokes, engraved Holland and Holland 13 Bruton Street London, figured chequered stock with escutcheon initialled J.M.B. Serial number 24870.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14.5" LOP The gun has been professionally restored and is in crisp clean good looking condition.The barrels ring when tapped.There are no dents visible.The barrels are in proof and measure at: 729 / 733 against a proof stamp of: 729The walls measure .29 right and .19 leftThe bores could do with a clean but they are free from pitting. There are some light scratch lines up the insides of the tubes.The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps.The stock is free from splits or repairs. The forend has a short split where the wood meets the metal of the action. This appears stable. There are very occasional scratches and dents but these are really very minor.
Smith and Wesson .32 rimfire No.2 Army revolver, Smith and Wesson .32 rimfire No.2 Army revolver, the tip-up 6 inch barrel roll marked Smith and Wesson Springfield Mass. six shot cylinder with 1855, 1859 and 1863 patent stamps, serial number 57277.Section 58(2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification ID will be required if the lot it to be posted out.28cm long The gun is in overall fair condition with some original blue remaining. The action works and the cylinder rotates and indexes. Pulling the hammer back too far will make the cylinder skip over slightly. The bore has a strong rifling pattern but there is some light pitting throughout. The metalwork throughout has some pitting marks, dents and small scuffs which add to the character of the gun. The wood grips have been replaced some time ago and refinished at some point as the points or corners are not as sharp as they should be.
William Ford 3 inch side by side 12 bore shotgun LICENCE REQUIRED William Ford side by side 12 bore shotgun, 26inch barrels with 3 inch chambers and Birmingham 2022 superior proofs, 3/4 and 1/4 chokes, engraved William Ford 15 St Mary's Row Birmingham, the boxlock ejector actions finely engraved with ducks in flight, figured stock with crisp chequering, serial number 17136The gun has Birmingham Superior Proof (CIP S) for standard steel cartridges or magnum lead cartridges, but not High-Performance Steel Cartridges.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED14" LOPThe gun is in very good overall condition and has been sympathetically cleaned up and refreshed. The barrels Ring when tapped.There are no dents visible.The barrels are in proof and measure exactly to the recent 18.6 and 18.7 proof stamp. Walls measure .29 right and 34. leftThe bores are clean and free from pitting.The blacking to the barrels is in good order.The ActionThe barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with snap caps.There is a small corrosion spot to the underside of the forend and the corresponding point on the barrels, see image uploaded of this. The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are occasional light scratches and marks from use but nothing defacing. There is a short deep scratch to the wood between the chequering and the trigger guard tang, this can be seen in image 4 online and a short dark line. The rubber butt pad has some small chips and marks from use but is still in good order.
9mm Nagant 1887 or Gasser type revolver. Nagant 9mm 1887 or Gasser type revolver, 5.5inch octagonal barrel with Belgian proof marks and Acier Fondu stamp, the frame stamped Cal. 9 and L.A.M within a triangle, spur hammer, double and single action, finely chequered wood grips, no serial number.Section 58(2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18. Photo ID will be required if the lot is to be posted out.27cm longThe revolver is in good general condition. The action works and indexes correctly with a strong mainspring and good lockup. Most of the bluing remains but there are patches mainly around the edges and on the barrel where it has worn through to silver. There are some small pitting patches scattered around the gun. The bore has a good rifling pattern with only light and relatively minor surface pitting that can be seen. The grips are in good original condition There are some corrosion spots around the base of the grip.
8mm Roth-Steyr Model 1907 semi-automatic pistol, 8mm Roth-Steyr Model 1907 semi-automatic pistol, New Model, produced in 1911, the first year of production, made in Budapest Fegyvergyar, serial number 1292, unit marked 1. FB. 78, British proof to rear of frame.The unit mark is probably for Feld Haubitzer (1st field howitzer battery) or festung batterie, which would correlate to one of the 25,000 pistols FEG made 1911-12. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.23cm long The pistol is in very good general condition with the bluing around 95% plus intact. There is slight wear to the muzzle area probably from holster use, some of the sharp edges around the action show slight wear. There is some surface speckling within the bluing that can be seen on the left-hand side of the action and barrel but not on the right side. The trigger is a dull grey colour but some of the detailed action components still have the straw colour to them. The wood grips show light signs of wear to the edges of the cutting, there is a split to the left grip at the base which appears to run up to the screw hole, and there is another spilt which looks to have been repaired running from the top inside of the grip, despite these faults the piece of wood remains stable, an extra images of these have been uploaded online. The action functions correctly with a strong spring. The bore has some frosting mainly around the throat area but this can be seen in other areas of the barrel. A strong rifling pattern remains with no major faults or damages.
Martini Henry 577/450 MkII rifle Martini Henry MkII .577/450 rifle, the action has later added non-original Crown VR mark and 1878 stamps, the new wood stock set has added Enfield roundell to butt with later FW1900 issue stamp added in the late 20th century, 32inch barrel fitted with ladder rear sight and secured by two bands incorporating bayonet lug, Neapolese issue markings to the trigger guard bow, together with a muzzle cover, leather sling and snap cap.Section 58(2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.The rifle is in good general condition but is not quite what it seems. Unfortunately, the rifle is one of a batch of Martini rifles that have been modified and is thought to have come through a US dealer where alterations to enhance saleability were added. The VR Crown and Enfield 1878 stamps are new, the action looks to have been scrubbed of any other marks prior to this. The stock set is a replacement with Enfield roundels added. The metalwork has light overall pitting throughout with some patches of pitting that are heavier in areas such as along the line where the barrel meets the wood stock, the barrel bands, and the butt plate. The action works correctly with a strong spring, tight lock up and positive feel. The bore is good with strong rifling and no signs of pitting.
Two Kukri knives and scabbards, Two Kukri knives and scabbards, one stamped 'C ID44' to the ricasso, the other with bone grip and decorative stitched leather scabbard.Buyer must be over the age of 18. Age verification ID will be required if this lot is to be posted out.42cm long The Bone handled Kukri has a sharp blade, the point is slightly flat at the tip, there is some light pitting and corrosion. The handle has a shrinkage crack. The scabbard has some small scuffs and marks, the leather is separating slightly at the mouth. The scabbard lacks its tools. The wood grip kukri has a repolished blade. There is the odd pitting spot but nothing too deep. The scabbard has numerous dents, scratches and marks from being carried and used. The grip has some small scratches.
Kukri knife and scabbard Kukri knife and scabbard, the ricasso stamped '1915' no other marks.Buyer must be over the age of 18. Age verification ID will be required if this lot is to be posted out.45cm long The blade has some light pitting spots which are probably too deep to remove without risking the 1915 stamp, the blade edge has been dulled. The grip has some dents and chips as it has been used to hammer an object, see image 5 online. The scabbard frog or belt loop looks to be a later addition. There are some scuffs, dents and wear to the leather as well as some seem splits along the edges.
Scottish Dirk Scottish Dirk, the blade etched with thistles, rootwood grip with paste gem set pommel, fitted with knife and fork set.Buyer must be over the age of 18. Age verification ID will be required if this lot is to be posted out.46cm longThe is a stone missing to the small knife. The large stone to the main dirk has been reattached and currently doe not fit quite as it should. There is a small blemish to the face of the large stone. The sheath once had a leather covering which has been removed completely and the underlying wood painted black. The dirk blade has some light pitting patches. The small knife blade as a chip to the cutting edge. Both the small knife and fork have light pitting.
Atkinson of Lancaster double barrel pistol with bayonet Atkinson of Lancaster double barrel 40 bore pistol, the twin octagonal 3.5 inch barrels, engraved with the maker's name and fitted with swivel ramrod and spring bayonet (locking latch damaged) the actions engraved with scrollwork and fitted with finely chequered pistol grip with trap to the base to hold caps.Section 58 (2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, ID will be required if the lot is to be posted out.21cm longThe bayonet locking catch lacks the top bar and consequently, the bayonet will not lock fully forward. There should be a push button to the side of the bayonet to unlock the blade when forward, this is also lacking. One of the nipples is a bit squashed from the hammers being dry fired. The wood grip has two well executed repairs to the corners where the wood meets the frame. There is very light pitting to the parts of the gun which were originally colour case hardened, the bores have signs of light surface corrosion. The screwheads have wear to the slots.
Jacob's Pattern cavalry carbine Jacob's Pattern cavalry carbine for The Sinde Irregular Horse, with rebrowned 20inch Damascus twist barrels numbered '62' on the rib at the breech, long tang grooved for sighting at the top, back-action locks with indistinct name and date, half-stock stamped '10' over '33' on one side above the replacement patch-box cover, steel mounts including butt-plate stamped 'Sinde Irregular Horse' on the heel tang, with later stirrup ramrod, saddle-bar and ring replaced.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.93cm long The gun shows signs of a hard working life throughout. The barrels have been rebrowned, there is some light pitting patches scattered across them. The bores are dark and dirty, there are some dark shadows which could be pitting patches but could also be surface muck. They would benefit from a good clean and polish. The ramrod is a replacement as is one barrel tang screw, as well as the bolt which retains the saddle bar (its cartouche is missing) and the patch box cover and hinge. The actions function correctly with strong springs. The metalwork is worn and brushed throughout with light corrosion and pitting spots. The lock plate markings are worn away. The stock has many dents and scratches, it looks to have been sanded and cleaned up as some of the metalwork such as the lock plates stand slightly proud.
Pair of German Kriegsmarine Third Reich binoculars Pair of German WWII Kriegsmarine Third Reich 8x60H binoculars by Carl Zeiss Jena, an early pair with the makers name to the left side, below the mark 'T' for coated, also marked H for Helligheit (increased brightness). The left side marked with an eagle over swastika and 'M' for Marine, with issue number N 896. The left drum has a screw capped cover for red light to allow for torpedo work at night.These binoculars came into the possession of the vendor's Uncle, Jack White who served as an engineer throughoput WWII in Merchant Navy. Whilst in Rouen, France he swapped cigarettes for the binoculars.25.5cm longThe binoculars show a fairly clear and sharp image when sighting through them. Both lenses will adjust and focus on different ranges. The view through the binoculars has slightly yellow tint to it. When viewing the objective lenses, the right hand lens (if you were using the binoculars the correct way round) has a mistiness that can be seen on the inside. There is a prominent 3mm scratch around 10mm from the edge at 3 o'clock as well as a very minor one close by of similar size. The left hand objective is much clearer there are no obvious signs of scratches or damage. The right-hand barrel has a verticle line with short cross hair that can be seen when sighting through the binoculars.The exteriors of the binoculars show no signs of major damage but there is significant wear to the enamel finish as well as the protective textured covering. There is no serial number on the washer on the bar between the two objective lenses.
Army and Navy double 8 bore hammer gun Army and Navy double 8 bore rotary underlever hammer gun, 34 inch browned Damascus barrels engraved Army and Navy C.S.L London, with doll head extension and London black powder proof, unengraved back actions with rebounding hammers and double line borders and maker's name, chequered pistol grip stock with silver escutcheon engraved with Allan Familly Blackwell Grange crest, of a lion with inscription 'fortiter gerit crucem crest' serial number 2644. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.129cm longThe gun is in nice general condition. The barrels ring when tapped and there are no dents visible. There has been some pitting to the outsides which has been removed before rebrowning but the maker's engraved name on the rib is still crisp. There are some scuff marks to the browning along the length of the tubes but nothing defacing. The bores have some scattered pitting marks scattered throughout. These are mainly seen in the first half of each tube and are more frequent in the right tube. The pitting marks are generally small and although too deep to polish out, they are probably not too deep to cause major concern.The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The actions function correctly with strong mainsprings and positive lock up. The polished steel parts have some light occasional small patches of pitting. The colour case hardening of the locks has largely worn away but there are traces present. The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are occasional scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing. The worst mark on the woodwork is deep scratch in the chequering on the right side see image 1 and 3 online.
Percussion 4 bore wild fowling gun Percussion 4 bore wild fowling gun, made from a 19th century 49.5inch Spanish form barrel with Birmingham proof marks, a 19th century lock but with 20th century mahogany stock and furniture.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.169.5cm long The barrel has had alot of work spent on it cleaning it up from a fine overall pitted state. The underside of the barrel as hidden by the stock still has this pitted overall patina as does the area around the nipple and the inside of the ramrod channel which would normally be covered by the ramrod when fitted. Whilst the work has been carried out to a reasonable standard, there are some light scratch marks that can be seen. The nipple is solidly rusted in and would probably need drilling out if the barrel were to be used again. The bore has the same overall pitted state that the areas described above have. The lock works correctly with a strong spring, there are some light pitting marks to the plate. The barrel wedges are a little loose and slide out a bit too easily. The butt plate has some fresh corrosion and light pitting.
E.M. Reilly 8 bore nitro proofed single barrel shotgun. E.M. Reilly 8 bore nitro proofed single barrel shotgun, 39 inch barrel engraved E.M. Reilly & Co. Oxford Street London & Rue Scribe Paris, with Birmingham nitro proof marks, the rotary under lever action with rebounding hammer, finely engraved with scrollwork, the stock set with gold escutcheon engraved with a family crest of stag head above pole and initials G.C.M.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.14 5/8ths" LOPThe gun is in good overall pleasing condition.The barrels ring when tapped. There are no dents visible. There is a patch of pitting which has been removed on the outside, right hand side of the barrel (see extra images added online).The blacking to the barrels is in good order with only slight wear.The bore is generally free from pitting with just a few marks ahead of the chamber.The barrel is on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed.The action functions correctly with a strong mainspring. There is some small patches of very light corrosion seen on the water table and also around the edges of the lock. There are other small dark marks scattered throughout the metalwork.The stock has been extended but is free from splits or repairs, there are very occasional light scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing. The forend wood has shrunk and consequently, there is a noticeable gap between the wood and the metalwork. There is a small chip to one corner of the forend. The is some small chipping to the wood around the trigger guard tang, one screw of which is heavily chewed.
Watson Brothers 4 bore single barrel shotgun Watson Brothers 4 bore single barrel shotgun, 43inch Damascus barrel engraved Watson Brothers Pall Mall London, with London proof marks, rotary underlever action with rebounding hammer and simple double line border engraving, figured stock with rope hole.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.14" LOP The gun is in reasonable condition and shows signs of a regular working life up until fairly recently. There are signs all over of the gun being cleaned up within the last 30-50 years such as a rebrowned barrel and other refinishing procedures. Some of the screw heads show signs within the slots of being worked. The bore of the gun has some light pitting marks and shadows scattered throughout, there are more of these marks in the first part of the barrel, around the forcing cone and end of the chamber. The exterior of the gun has occasional scattered rust spots and some very light scattered peppered pitting. The action works correctly with a good mainspring, the firing pin has some light corrosion and does not slide forward and back as smoothly and lightly as it should. The watertable has some scuff marks to it perhaps due to some corrosion that has been polished off. The forend has two well-executed repairs to the thinnest part of the wood where it meets the barrel. There is also a short split to the horn end cap but this remains stable. The pistol grip has a plugged hole to the base, this is probably reinforcing a repair however it is not obvious from the outside of the gun what or if there has been a repair. There are some light scuffs and dents from use, the worst of these is around the rope hole which has been fitted into the butt of the gun. The stock has been lengthened.
Charles Lancaster 14 bore hammer gun Charles Lancaster 14 bore hammer gun, rotary underlever slide forward 28.25 barrels engraved Charles Lancaster 151 New Bond St. London Patent Breech Loader, scroll engraved back actions, (one hammer replaced) figured chequered stock, the barrels numbered 3771. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.113cm longThe gun is in 'sleeper' condition but shows signs of a hard working life. The barrels ring when tapped. There are several small dents visible on both tubes. There is overall pitting to the outside of the barrels. The bores have scattered but frequent pit marks which are too deep to polish out. The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble with the forend removed, there is a slide forward action when opening and closing the breech which works correctly. The left hand action works correctly. The right hand action has a replacement hammer and retaining screw. The new hammer has not been completely finished and currently the action will not move to full cock and only do half cock, this might be due to some finishing work needed as the side of the replacement hammer fouls the wood work when you attempt to move to full cock. The metalwork has some light pitting with deeper marks around the edged of the wood to metal fit. The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are a lot of scratches and dents from use as well as chipping around the edges of the lock areas. The forend retaining wedge has been replaced, the escutcheons are poor fitting due to wood shrinkage.
Burrow of Bolton 12 bore pinfire side by side shotgun Burrow of Bolton 12 bore pinfire rotary underlever double barrel shotgun, 29.5 inch Damascus barrels engraved James Burrow Maker 116 Fishergate Preston No.4916, fine scrollwork engraved actions and figured chequered stock. Together with a gunslip. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out. 117cm longThe gun is in reasonable overall condition and appears to be a genuine old shotgun that has not been messed with. There is a nice patina which could greatly be improved with careful cleaning and polishing. The barrels have light overall pitting marks throughout. The bores also have some scattered pitting which is too deep to polish out but would improve with careful restoration. There are no dents visible. The barrels are on face and tight on the action with no wobble between action and tubes. The actions function correctly with strong mainsprings. There is some light pitting to the action body as well as some more intense pitting found on the trigger guard and the butt plate. Some of the screw heads are chewed from use. The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are some scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing. There are minor chips or wear to the corners of the forend where they meet the action.
Drouin 16 bore pin fire shotgun French 16 bore pinfire double barrelled shotgun by Drouin, 30 inch Damascus barrels fitted with sling loop, the underside stamped Jerome Flachat Medle De 1st Classe, the back actions deeply engraved with scrolling leafwork, figured chequered walnut stock, together with a period rosewood brass inlaid case containing boxwood roll crimp tool, tamper, and cartridge pouch. 19th century.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.117cm longThe right hand barrel has two dents to the side. The bores have some pitting marks throughout, some of which are too deep to polish out.The browning to the barrels is in good order with only slight wear, there is some light surface corrosion in small scatter patches. The barrels are on face and tight on the action. The actions function correctly with strong springs. There is a small dent to the edge of the forend opening lever, on the left hand side, this can be seen in image 19 online if magnified. The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are occasional scratches and dents from use but nothing defacing.The case shows signs of age, wear and use. There are surface dents and scratches. One section of fine brass stringing is missing, another section of stringing is lifting out and needs gluing back in place. There is a chipped repair to the edge of the lock escutcheon. The front face right hand corner has a short split in the wood, the joint however remains stable. The rear left corner has a section of veneer chipped. One retaining catch hoop has been replaced, there is a vacant hole where the original would have been. The green lining to the interior is worn in places.
J. Matthews percussion 16 bore shotgun J. Matthews percussion 16 bore shotgun, 34 inch rebrowned Damascus barrel with platinum line banding, faintly engraved J. Matthews Kendal, scroll engraved lock and figured chequered stock. Together with a gunslip. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.128cm longThe gun is in fair general condition. The bore is a little dirty but there does not appear to any deep pitting or issues. The barrel has some light overall pitting and has been re-browned, the engraving is a bit thin. There is similar light overall pitting to the trigger guard and the butt plate. The lock functions correctly with a strong spring. The stock has a short split between the side nail or lock retaining bolt and the edge of the stock, see image 12 online. There are some dents, scratches and marks but nothing defacing.
Flintlock 'Man Stopper' pistol by Wilson Flintlock 'Man Stopper' pistol by Wilson, the rebrowned 16 bore 5 inch Damascus barrel engraved London and fitted with a swivel ramrod, the lock with roller frizzen, replaced safety catch, makers name and double line engraving, engraved pineapple finial trigger guard and horn capped stock fitted with vacant escutcheon.Section 58 (2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, ID will be required if the lot is to be posted out.25cm longThe gun is in good general condition. The barrel has been re-browned the engraving is faint, there is some corrosion to the inside. The lock works as it should with a good mainspring. The safety catch has been replaced. There is some light pitting marks to the trigger guard, ramrod and pipes. The stock has a fine split forward of the barrel key and a split emanating from the side nail or lock retaining bolt. Some screw heads show signs of wear to the slots.
French percussion target pistol French percussion target pistol, 56 bore 10inch rifled octagonal barrel with Damascus effect surface patterning, scroll engraved lock, and carved stock.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.41cm long The pistol is in good general condition but it shows signs of a fair amount of use. The action cocks with a strong spring. The bore has some pitting marks too deep to polish out, the multigroove rifling is soft in profile towards the muzzle. The nipple has been replaced and the sights have been adapted. The metalwork has some light overall pitting. The wood has some dents and marks. There is a spliced in section of wood to the back of the grip, this looks to have been there for quite some time and could have been done by the maker in order to cover a fault in the wood. There is an area around the trigger guard where the thick varnish has been worn away leaving a stepped effect, this could look like wood filler from the online images. There are two very small filled 'v' shaped inlets to the thin part of the stock where the wood meets the barrel, these are barely noticeable. There is no sign of woodworm damage. There are some impressed dots that have been applied by the maker in order to add to the carved details of the stock.
Denix replica Henry Rifle Denix replica Henry Rifle, 24inch barrel and brass effect frame.No licence required. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.109cm / 43" longThe Denix Henry is in fair condition. The action works correctly. The magazine spring and follower slide up and down under spring tension however the end of the barrel does not swing round in the same way an original would, this is how the replica has been made from new. There is some wear to the black finish and some oxidization to the metalwork such as a white powdery substance seen on the barrel areas. The woodwork has some light scratches and wear.
Percussion Howda pistol by J.Beattie Percussion 11 bore double barrel Howda pistol by J.Beattie, 5.5inch barrels engraved J. Beattie London, scroll engraved back actions and chequered grip with steel butt cap fitted with trap.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.32cm longThe actions cock and release correctly, one hammer has either been repaired or replaced as it does not quite match the right side hammer which lacks the top thumb piece. The barrel has overall pitting marks and heavy pitting to the bore. There is light overall pitting to all metal parts which have been refinished throughout. The stock has some short cracks and chips to the thinest part of the wood under the barrels. The is a section of rib lacking from the underside of the barrels and this pistol probably once had a swivel ramrod which has now been replaced.
Percussion pistol by Joseph Bourne Percussion 18 bore pistol by Joseph Bourne, 6inch Damascus octagonal barrel engraved with the maker's name and fitted with swivel ramrod, scroll engraved action and finely chequered grip fitted with butt trap. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.29cm longThe action will not hold full cock and the hammer is close to breaking. The nipple is a replacement. The bore has some rusting, the metalwork has light overall pitting and corrosion patches. The grip has a small chip and several dents but no major damages or repairs.
Feinwerkbau Model 300 s .177 air rifle with case, spotting scope and accessories Feinwerkbau Model 300S .177 air rifle, 19.5inch barrel, fitted with diopter target sights, serial number 146050 together with plastic case, spotting scope and spare aperture sight and elements, spare adjustable butt pad and other accessories. No licence required to buy this item, purchaser must be over the age of 18. Collection in person or posted to your local RFD. Cannot be posted to a private address and must be sent to a Registered Firearms DealeThe rifle has been used by a fairly serious competitive shooter and shows signs of wear from use but looks to have been looked after at the same time. The action cocks and releases correctly. The bore is dirty and could do with a clean, there appears to be a decent rifling pattern and a bright surface under the muck. The breach face is very dirty with old dried oil and grease and the gun could really do with a good strip and clean to improve it. The bluing to the steel is generally good with some wear in places such as the cocking lever. There is some light surface pitting which can be seen mainly on the cocking lever but also in other small areas, there is also the odd corrosion spot. The stock has some scratches, dents and marks but no cracks or repairs. There is a scratch line below the cocking lever which could be seen as a crack from the online images but it is not.
Flintlock holster pistol by Collis Flintlock 22 bore holster pistol by Collis, 9-inch barrel, Birmingham proof marks, the lock fitted with safety catch and roller frizzen, (the hammer lacking the top jaw) chequered grip with shield shape white metal escutcheon.Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.36cm longThe action does not hold full cock, this might be to do with the adjustable trigger being set too light. The hammer is damaged beside the top jaw screw hole and lacks both top jar and screw. The barrel lacks barrel keys. There is a large replaced area of woodwork to the left side of the stock. The ramrod is a replacement. Overall pitting to the metalwork.
Colt 1911 RAF Contract .455 semi automatic pistol LICENCE REQUIRED Colt 1911 RAF Contract .455 auto semi-automatic pistol, 5-inch barrel, the slide stamped 'Colt Automatic Calibre 455' and 'Government Model' with British acceptance stamps and RAF mark, chequered walnut grips with diamond shaped panels, fitted with later target sights, circa 1918, serial number W106489. Together with one replacement magazine. Birmingham nitro proofs.SECTION 5 / 7 LICENCE REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT. THIS LOT CAN ONLY BE STORED ONSITE FOR FOUR WEEKS FOLLOWING AUCTION.21cm long The pistol has been converted for target use from its military configuration. The barrel has both London and Birmingham proof marks. From what is known of the gun, it was used as a .45ACP but then swapped back to .455, the .455 barrel being imported from the States. This is probably why it has two sets of proof marks on it. Neither proof marks state the calibre.The Birmingham proof house have kindly confirmed that the pistol was proofed in April 2009 as .455. The rest of the conversion includes an adjustable front and rear sight that have been added to the slide, the slide hold open catch has been increased in size with the addition of a tab of metal, the magazine is the incorrect pattern as the correct .455 magazine is fractionally wider by a few thousands of an inch, the current .45ACP magazine fits but is not quite right. The action functions correctly with strong springs. The bore is heavily worn with light overall pitting (see finial image added online) The bluing is generally good all over, some wear is seen from holster use around the edges of the pistol, the grip frame has lost a lot of bluing from handling and has turned a plum grey to silver. There is some very light surface corrosion and very light pitting marks seen around this area and underneath the slide and frame ahead of the trigger guard. The exterior of the barrel has some light speckling, it bears both London and Birmingham proof stamps. The grips are in good order with light scratches and marks.
A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER NAVETTE SALTS HENRY NUTTING, LONDON 1799 Engraved with a crest and on oval pedestal feet 10cm (4in) long 329g (10.6 oz) Condition Report: Marks are generally clear Three with bases pushed into the bodies Crests are rubbed Stand well Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
A SET OF TWELVE SILVER COLOURED SHAPED CIRCULAR PLATES STAMPED 800 With a moulded border 19cm (7 1/2in) diameter 2786g (89.6 oz) Condition Report: Each stamped Spoggi or Spocci, 800 No engraving Twelve plates are identical Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
A yellow metal brooch, formed as the Mersey tunnel, engraved to the back "In commemoration of the opening of the Mersey Tunnel Railway presented by Major Isaac January 20th 1886", set with brilliants, 36mm wide, NB Queen Victoria accepted from Isaac a jewelled representation of the tunnel, in which the speck of light at the end of the excavation was represented by a brilliant
E H Stannard: oil on canvas, still life of daisies in a basket, 8 3/4" x 10 1/4", in ornate gilt frameCondition:The picture has some general light crackling to the canvas, commensurate with age, the reverse of the canvas is slightly ripped. The frame has some splits too. No major damages or restoration to the canvas.
A Pair of Great War Medals to the Durham Light Infantry Accompanied by a Comprehensive Collection of Original Documentation, British War and Victory medals, ‘104204 PTE. J. POYSER DURH. L.I.’, lot also include a considerable amount of original documentation relating to John Poyser including; Discharge Certificate (dated 28th October 1919), Demobilisation Account document, printed letter of appreciation from the Commanding Officer of 29th Battalion Durham Light Infantry, Protection Certificate & Certificate of Identity, Attestation Certificate (11th October 1916), National Registration card, Copy of attestation document, Several portraits in uniform , A letter from his brother (21st August 1917). John Poyser enlisted for service on 11th October 1916 and was called for service in West Riding Regiment on 21st July 1917. He served oversea with the 29th Battalion Durham Light Infantry and was discharged to Class Z Army Reserve in October 1919.
Unique Name Sole Entitlement Great War Memorial Plaque to the 51st (Graduated) Battalion Durham Light Infantry, Bronze Memorial Plaque, ‘EDDIE BRAITHWAITE’, polishing to the obverse of the plaque and remains of hanger soldered to the centre of the reverse. TR5/172216 Eddie Braithwaite died of influenza at Catterick Military Hospital on 3rd December 1918 and is buried in Bradford (Bowling) Cemetery. He did not serve abroad and so this plaque is his full entitlement.
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