Stevens .22LR falling block rifle, serial number 67402, London proof marks, 24.5inch barrel with folding globe sight, folding rear peep sight, colour case hardened action, 3/4 musket style stock. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .22 VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED.105cm long The rifle is in very good general condition displaying most of its original finish which is just starting to wear in places. There is some small patches of light corrosion that can be seen to some of the colour case hardened parts such as the trigger guard. The bore is very good with a decent rifling pattern, there are just a few small shadows that can be seen ahead of the chamber within the bore but it is otherwise bright and shiny. The action works correctly with a strong positive lock-up. The stock is free from splits or repairs. There are some dents and light scratches. The toe of the butt plate has a small chip to the edge.
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Rook Rifle ammunition, to include 166 rounds of .300 Rook, by Eley and Kynoch, 28 x empty cases, and 16 Bertram cases, also 50 rounds of Eley .310 Cadet ammunition. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH CORRECT AMMUNITION OR RFD REQUIRED. FACE TO FACE HAND OVER ONLY. THIS LOT CANNOT BE POSTED.Eley .300 rook are in very good order with only light corrosion spots. Small rips to the label. Eley .310 have quite alot of oxidization and corrosion stains. The box is loose in several areas. Empty Eley .300 cases have Berdan primer pockets, the cases are dirty and stained, there are lots of damages to the box label. Eley .300 shot cartridges have quite alot of oxidization and corrosion stains, some cartridges have disintegrated at the paper end. Kynoch .300 ammunition is in very good condition with minor marks. The boxes have some small damages and losses. Bertram cases are good. Slightly swollen at the case mouths from firing. They have boxer primer pockets.
Lee Enfield SMLE .303 bolt action rifle, serial number M82025 to receiver and bolt, by London Small Arms, 24.5inch barrel with tangent rear sight and standard fittings and furniture, magazine cut off, the wrist joint stamped Crown GR LSA & Co. 1916 Sht Le III. Birmingham proof marks. Fitted with canvas sling.UK FIREARMS CERTIFICATE WITH .303 RIFLE VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED.113cm longThe rifle is in worn slightly tired condition and could do with a full strip and clean up. The serial numbers match on the nosecap, bolt and receiver. The bore is good, bright and shiny with a reasonably crisp rifling pattern throughout and no signs of pitting or damage. The action works correctly but is stiff, this could probably be remedied with some light grease/ oil and a good clean up. The bolt face has a light primer pocket mark to it. The metal finish shows some signs of wear, there is some light surface corrosion dotted around. The stock has a split to the the forend running from the safety catch towards the magazine, this looks like it has been glued and its appears stable The small clip on upper handguard has split and been repaired. There are armourers repairs to the top and bottom of the stock where pieces of wood have been spliced in at the toe and top of the stock. The woodwork has lots of dents, scratches, stains and other marks.
Beretta 12 bore over and under percussion muzzle loading shotgun, serial number X00010B, 30inch barrels both with quarter chokes, fitted with side mounted ramrod and sling swivel, the colour case hardened locks and steel furniture engraved with scrolls and flowers. UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT.13.75" LOPThe gun is in average condition showing signs of use and age. The barrels are free from dents and there is no internal pitting or faults that can be seen with a bore light. The actions both work with reasonable strong springs. One hammer is a little loose and rattles around the tumbler shaft. The metalwork generally has some finish wear and there is some light corrosion spots dotted around most of the gun. There is a slight lift to a very small piece of wood near the upper tang, this appears stable but might need properly gluing back when the barrels are next removed. Outside this, the wood is free from splits and repairs, there are some dents and marks but nothing defacing. The two barrel bands are ever so slightly forward of their correct positions and this is probably due to wood swells.
Investarms .50 calibre percussion muzzle loading Hawken Rifle, serial number 382122, 28inch octagonal barrel with Italian black powder proof marks, fitted with fully adjustable tangent rear sight and dovetailed front sight, double set triggers, half length stock with brass furniture including patch box and scroll trigger guard. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .50 RIFLE OR RFD REQUIRED.116cm long The rifle is in average general condition showing signs of regular use but not abuse. The rifling is good and crisp throughout, there is some light dirt or residue in the lands but no pitting or damage. The action works correctly and positively. The breech plug at the nipple base has been replaced. There are some light dents to the edges of the barrel and some signs of wear. The stock has some dents and marks throughout but no splits or repairs.
BSA .22 pump action rifle, serial number 5767, 21.5inch barrel, Birmingham proof marks, fitted with three leaf folding sight as well as a Dr Wohler 2.5x telescope with quick detach mounts and a tang mounted peep sight. The rifle will cycle .22lr ammunition. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .22 RIFLE VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED. 101cm long The rifle is in good general condition. The bore has a patch of pitting which has been cleaned up. The pitting does not totally break the rifling pattern however, it would not be possible to fully remove the pitting. Outside of this patch, the bore has a decent usable rifling pattern. The action works positively and correctly. The bluing is largely all there but there is some light wear and the odd bit of speckling that can be seen. The stock has a repaired split at the comb just before the wrist. The stock has been sanded and refinished with tru oil. The scope has been stuck at one stage and there are some light dents to the mounts where there has been an attempt to shift the stuck mount. The scope presents a clear picture and there are no obvious damages or marks, just some finish wear.
Chas Osbourne 12 bore side by side shotgun, serial number AK106, 28inch barrels with quarter and half chokes, 2.5inch chambers and Birmingham nitro proof marks, boxlock ejector action. UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED. 14.75" LOP The gun has been professionally refinished throughout and is in very good pleasing condition overall. The gun is on its second set of barrels and the stock has been replaced. The barrels ring when tapped and there are no dents visible. The barrels are in proof and measure at .730 right and left against a proof stamp of .729. The walls measure a minimum of .27 right and .28 left. The bores are clean and free from pitting. The blacking to the barrels is in good order with no wear. 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 action and related metalwork such as trigger guard and upper tang have very light signs of pitting especially around the edges of the tangs where they meet the woodwork. Opening the action can be a little stiff initially but everything functions correctly. The stock is free from splits or repairs and is in very good general order.
Marlin .45-70 1895 Cow Boy lever action rifle, serial number MR80981G, 26inch octagonal barrel with buckhorn sights and Birmigham proof marks, nine shot tubular magazine, with maker's box. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .45 OR 45-70 RIFLE VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED. The box measures 120cm long The rifle is in very good general condition with a low round count fired. The bore is good without damage, pitting or signs of wear, and the action works correctly and positively. There are some light dents, marks and scratches to the stock and minor handling marks to the metal finish.
Mosin Nagant 7.62x54R carbine fitted with PU scope, serial number 3768, 21 inch barrel fitted with tangent rear sight, Birmingham proof marks, the receiver with Ishevsk arsenal 1944 marking, turned down bolt, the full length stock fitted with canvas sling. The PU scope numbered 5625 and stamped with a hammer and sickle. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH 7.62 OR 7.62X54 VARIATION NOT (7.62/308) OR RFD REQUIRED102cm longThe rifle is outwardly in very good condition. The bore is filthy and after several passes with cleaning patches still returns a brown coloured patch. The grooves of the rifle still look furry with an accumulation or muck, there may be some surface pitting under the muck, it is hard to see for certain. We suspect the rifle has been fired with ex surplass military ammunition hence this accumulation of muck in the bore. It really needs some time spent on a proper clean-out with Boreshine or similar product, but there is probably some wear and maybe surface pitting. There is some light black pitting to the polished surface of the muzzle. The bolt functions correctly, there is a light primer pocket mark to the bolt face. The exterior of the rifle is in very good condition with only small scuffs, scratches and marks throughout, There are some green lines to the stock from cleaning fluid that has ran out of the bore when the carbine has been stood in a rack. The stock has a short split emanating out from the tang. The woodwork has some dents and other marks. Serial numbers match on the receiver, bolt and magazine plate, the butt plate carries a missmatching number. The scope presents a reasonably clear picture, there are no damages or scratches to the glass and it adjusts correctly. The scope is probably original but the mounts look to be newer.
Army and Navy 'The Jungle Gun' paradox rifled 12 bore side by side hammer gun, serial number 24581, 28inch barrels with doll head extension, London proof marks, fitted with twin leaf sights for 100 and 200 yards, engraved 'C.S.L. London, Army and Navy, The Jungle Gun' plain double line border locks bearing maker name, chequered stock with vacant cartouche.UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH 12 BORE RIFLE VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED. 14.25" LOP The gun is in nice presentable condition, it has an old refinish that has softened with age. The barrels ring when tapped, there is a very light dent or impression to the right barrel which can be felt more than seen. The barrels are in proof and measure to the .719 proof stamp. The bores have some small scattered pitting spots throughout. These are not too deep and relatively small. The worst are around two-thirds of the way down the tubes from the breech. The blacking to the barrels is in good order with only slight wear. 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 a repaired break at the wrist and a split in the butt stock. Both of these areas appear stable. The polished areas of the action have some light peppering to them.
Deactivated Yugoslavian Zastava M72 B1 light machine gun, serial number 62438, dated 1982, 20 inch barrel with folding bipod, plastic grip and wood stock, with one magazine. Deactivated to current EU/UK specifications with certificate. No licence required to purchase. Buyer must be over the age of 18. Age verification ID will be required if the lot is to be posted out.102cm long
Volunteer .577 Snider rifle, no serial number, 32inch barrel with three groove rifling, secured by two bands and fitted with bayonet bar and folding ladder sight, colour case hardened MkII breech block stamped 'Snider's Patents'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. 124cm long The rifle is in very good general condition. The bore is excellent with a crisp pattern and no pitting or signs of damage. The action works correctly with a strong spring and the breech locks positively. The polished parts and some blued parts have very light surface speckling and there is some wear to the bluing especially on the trigger guard and butt plate. The stock is free from splits or repairs, there are some dents and scratches but nothing defacing.
Blaser model R93 6.5x55 straight pull rifle, serial number 9R001631, 21inch barrel screw cut for a moderator, London proof marks, green and black synthetic stock, fitted with leather sling, a Harris SLM bipod and topped with a Swarovski Z6 2.5-15 x56P scope. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH 6.5mm RIFLE VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED.98.5cm long The rifle looks to have seen a fair amount of use and is probably half way through its working life. The bore is bright with a reasonable rifling pattern that is just starting to soften at the breech end of the barrel. There are a couple of very small shadows that can be seen which will not move with a cleaning cloth but may shift with proper cleaning. The crown appears to be in good order but the flat of the muzzle has some corrosion marks from a moderator being fitted. The action functions with a good lock up. The safety catch on the bolt does not appear to be functional, constantly set in the off setting. The bolt face has a primer pocket mark to it. Bolt removable can be tricky, the magazine needs to be depressed slightly as well as the bolt removal catch, apparently this is common with R93 rifles in some calibres. The magazine appears in good order, we do not have any test rounds that we can confirm the cycling of the action. The stock shows a fair amount of wear to the rubberised panels. There are some scratches and other marks. The finish of the bipod is scuffed and worn, the bipod functions but the legs do not extend or retract under spring tension as they should, the springs that hold the legs in the folded position work correctly. The scope has some light cleaning scratches to the coating of each lense. It adjusts correctly and presents a clear picture. The exterior finish has some scuff marks.
Windlass replica of a 1796 pattern light cavalry sabre and scabbard.THIS LOT CANNOT BE POSTED. This is due to Parcelforce and other courier regulations which prohibit the postage of bladed items. If you are unable to collect in person, this lot would have to be sent via specialist couriers such as Bradleys. Please contact us for more information. 98cm long
Remington 12 bore Wingmaster pump action shotgun, serial number V401481V, 25.5inch barrel with improved cylinder choke, London proof marks and 2 3/4inch chambers, two shot magazine with Birmingham magazine restriction stamp. UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED. 13 7/8ths " LOP The shotgun is in very good general condition with only light scratches and marks to the woodwork and metal finish giving away the light usage the gun has had. The a bore is bright and shiny with no signs of pitting. There are no dents to the barrel or rib. The action works correctly and positively. We have not tested the gun with live ammunition but it cycles snap caps. The stock is free from splits or repairs.
Steyr Mannlicher-Schönauer model 1903 6.5x54mm bolt action rifle, serial number 3048A, re-barrelled with Birmingham proofed 24inch barrel, fitted with fixed 100 yard and four folding leaf sights graduated from 200 - 500 yards, the receiver dated 1906, chequered pistol grip stock fitted with sling loop and chequered steel butt plate. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH 6.5 RIFLE VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED. 115cm long The rifle is in good presentable general condition with a nice patina showing signs of use and age but looks to have been well cared for. The bore is good without signs of damage, there is a minimal amount of wear to the rifling mainly at the throat area just ahead of the chamber. The rifle originally had a take down feature however this no longer works with the re-barrelling. The action works correctly, the bolt has a light primer pocket mark to the face. The polished areas of the inside of the action have some light grey shadows or speckling marks. The foresight looks like it is a replacement, there are some vacant holes to the action where another sight has once been fitted. Some screw heads have been slightly chewed from being worked. The stock has well executed spliced in repair to one side of the action, it is otherwise free from damages or repairs. There are some light scratches, dents and marks but nothing defacing.
Reilly .577 percussion volunteer Enfield rifle, serial number 11710, 39inch barrel with three groove rifling, secured by three bands and fitted with a folding ladder sight, the action engraved with acanthus scroll and maker name, chequered stock, the nipple is fitted with a brass flash cover and jockey cap protector on chain.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. 140cm long The gun has had an old refinish to the metal work. This has left some of the engraving light in places such as the lock. The bore has a reasonably good rifling pattern however there is some pitting that can be seen scattered throughout the bore. These patches are relatively light and don't look too deep. The stock has a split on the reverse side to the lock. The stock has had some tru-oil applied and this is a little thick in places. Some careful cutting back of this later applied finish would leave the gun looking a lot better. Some screw heads are chewed from use.
.300 Sherwood three die set, (lacking the decapping pin) also twenty five Bertram Brass cases. The dies have signs of wear from use, there is some light corrosion spots and muck accumulation that can be seen. The decapping pin is missing from the resizing die. The brass cases have boxer primer pockets, five have creases at the neck but are probably still usable. They all look to have been fired several times. Some of the case mouths are not as square as they should be and could do with trimming.
FROM PRINCE ALBERT'S LIBRARY. Loudon, J C, Arboretum et Fruticetum Britannicum; or the Trees and Shrubs of Britain...pictorially and botanically illustrated. In 8 volumes: four of letterpress, illustrated by above 2500 engravings; and four of octavo and quarto plates. 2nd edition 1844. 8 vols with a total of 412 plates, some folding. With 'Prince Albert's Library' on a rubber stamp on each title page, and a small paper label to the base of the spines (2 labels missing). Blind-stamped decorated cloth. Light spotting to plates, but a very clean and attractive set (8) (box)
Great Britain 1840 to 1939 stamps; a small box containing 19 Stanley Gibbons investment items: 1840 1d Black (SG2) x2 both fine used with close to large 4 margins, one with crisp neat black MX the other with light red MX. 1840 1d Grey-black (SG3) superb used with large to enormous margins, very clear profile, variety "without ray flaws" and a prominent basal shift (ex "Mayflower"). 1840 2d Blue, Plate 1, very fine used good 4 margin with neat crisp red MX. 1912 1d scarlet fine mint block of 4 with top left hand example showing"No Cross on Crown" variety (SG350a); then a block of 6 mint B13 control. 1913 8d unmounted mint (SG390) and ditto mint with inverted watermark (SG390wi). 1913 9d fine mint block of 4 showing broken Dandy Roll "missing crown GvR watermark variety (SG392 var). 1914 8d bottom corner marginal D14 control strip of 3, unmounted mint (SG390). 1924 6d with inverted watermark, mint (SG426wi). 1924 ½dto 1/- fine unmounted set of 12 (SG418-429). 1924 British Empire Exhibition fine unmounted mint top right corner block of 4, one with "Tail to N of Exhibition" variety (SG430b). 1934 1d 2x bottom right corner blocks of 6 (SG440) one X/35 Cyl 44 no dot, the other X/35 Cyl 50 dot. 1934 1½d bottom left corner blocks of mint (SG441) all V/34 Cyl 98 dot, Cyl 100 dot, Cyl 101 no dot. 1939 10d superb unmounted bottom left corner marginal block of 6, Cyl 7 no dot (SG474). Total original SG price £4,355.
RACKHAM, Arthur, illustrator, Rip Van Winkle. 4to William Heinemann, 3rd impression 1907. With 50 tipped-in colour plates;Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales, illustrated by W Heath Robinson. 4to, Boots the Chemists, c.1920. With tipped-in colour plates;Tales of the Canterbury Pilgrims, 1906, with illustrations by Hugh Thomson; Book of Common Prayer c.1900, black morocco with brass corners and a clasp, gilt edges;and MENPES, Mortimer, Paris. A&C Black 1909. Red calf prize binding (5) Condition:Rip Van Winkle cloth slightly marked, small nicks in cloth at head and tail of spine. No inscriptions. Hans Andersen scratch mark to front cover, no inscriptions. Canterbury Pilgrims, no inscriptions, covers bright. BCP very good, no inscriptions. Paris, pencil inscription, light rubbing to extremities.
Selection of Marvel Collectables including 12" Hulk figure, Metals Die-cast Captain America & Iron Man twin pack, Die-cast Metals Deadpool, Jada Die-cast Captain America & 2006 Ford Mustang GT, Marvel Icon light-up Phone and Controller Holder (opened), all complete, within Excellent to Near Mint sealed packaging. Legend Studios Master Light House display kit, Near Mint complete (appears unused), within Excellent opened packaging. Diamond Select Disney Kingdom of Hearts Pete with Chip & Dale figure pack, within Excellent sealed packaging. (7)
Selection of vintage & modern Tomy & NECA Disney Tron figures including NECA Flynn complete, NECA Tron complete, NECA Sark complete and TOMY Warrior (missing staff), all Excellent, includes one used backing card, 2 x light cycles (both missing cord), both Good to Good Plus, VHS Video, Excellent, Coin Purse Excellent and View-master set, within Excellent sealed packaging. (9)
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