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A bag of gun parts for a Belgian muff pistol ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A 19th Century percussion boxlock pistol by Forest of Oxford engraved on side-plate, in fitted hardwood case with accessories ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

An 18th Century flintlock boxlock pocket pistol by Simmons of London with chequered grip and folding trigger ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A late 18th / early 19th Century percussion conversion pistol with unusual mechanism a/f, crosshatch grip and belt clip ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A Victorian Percussion Tower 1860 two band musket with VR crown mark to lock ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A 19th Century Adams patent London Armoury percussion revolver, crosshatch grips ANTIQUE FIREARM WITH OBSOLETE ACTION: Buyer must be 18 or over.

An early 19th Century Indian flintlock musket with inlaid mother-of-pearl to curved stock a/f ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A 19th Century eastern rifle, 134cm long. ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A 19th Century percussion musket with rampant lion stamp to lockplate. ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A 19th Century large bore percussion pocket pistol with folding trigger, engraved detail ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A 19th Century percussion muzzle-loading shotgun, missing nipple action, scrolled foliate lock plate. ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A 19th Century round barrel percussion boxlock pocket pistol by Hugh Granger of Preston, folding trigger ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A flintlock pistol with brass band, trigger guard and butt ANTIQUE FIREARM: Buyer must be 18 or over.

A box of firearm related books

A box of assorted antique glass plate negatives of various subjects, including engravings, ambrotypes, antique firearm, architecture etc

Section One Firearm Certificate Required - Schermuly Pistol Rocket Firing Apparatus, in original fitted wooden case with rope handles containing two 350 yard 1/2 inch lines, Pistol & four Rockets, W87cm, D45cm, H24cm Provenance: On board MV Coronia in 1938 when she was commissioned for War Service. Property of James Johnson & Son - Fish Salesman, Trawler Owner & Agents of 10 Quay Street, Scarborough, commenced 1915 Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A box of firearm related books and ephemera

A SET OF FOUR EARLY 20TH CENTURY MENU CARD HOLDERS each with a comical stooped figure with his dog, startling a duck after discharging his firearm, by Samuel Jacob, London 1913; 2.7" (7 cms) wide; 2.1 oz (4)

ROAD, C.H., The British Soldier's Firearm, 1850-1864 (1964); WILKINSON, Henry, Engines of War (1973); BLACKMORE, Howard L., British Military Firearms, 1650-1850 (1994); BAILEY, D.W., British Military Longarms, 1715-1865 (1986); ROBINS, Benjamin, New Principles of Gunnery (1972); SCOFFERN, J., Projectile Weapons of War & Explosive Compounds (1971); CARPENTER, Austin C., Cannon: The Conservation, Reconstruction and Presentation of Historic Artillery (1993); SMITH, George, An Universal Military Dictionary (1969); BAILEY, De Witt, British Military Flintlock Rifles, 1740-1840 (2002); BAILEY, De Witt, Pattern Dates for British Ordnance Small Arms, 1718-1783 (1997); BAILEY, De Witt, Small Arms of the British Forces in America, 1664-1815 (2009); WEBSTER, Donald B., Military Bolt Action Rifles, 1841-1918 (1993); SUMMERS, Jack L., Tangled Web: Canadian Infantry Accoutrements, 1855-1985 (1992); GALE, R.R., "A Soldier-Like Way": The Material Culture of the British Infantry, 1751-1768 (2007); GOLDSTEIN, Erik, 18th Century Weapons of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers from Flixton Hall (2002)

AKEHURST, Richard, Antique Weapons for Pleasure and Investment (1969); ANGIER, R.H., Firearm Blueing and Browning (1936); BOOTHROYD, Geoffrey, A Guide to Gun Collecting (1961); BRAUN, Anne, Historical Targets (1983); BURY, Lieut.-Col Viscount (ed.), Manual of Rifling and Rifle Sights (1971); FORSYTH, Lieut. James, The Sporting Rifle and its Projectiles (1978); FRANKLAND, Sir Thomas, Cautions to Young Sportsmen (1801); HANGER, Colonel George, To All Sportsmen (1971); KEEGAN, John, War and our World: The Reith Lectures (1998); KING, Peter, The Shooting Field: One hundred and fifty years with Holland & Holland (1975); LISTER, Ronald, Antique Firearms: Their Care, Repair & Restoration (1969); MARCHINGTON, John, Game Shooting: Management & Economics (1976); MARSHALL, Percival, The Shooting Times Anthology (1963); MCCRORY, R.H., Lock, Stock and Barrel: Antique Gun Repair (1966); NONTE, Major George, Shooter's Bible: A Black Powder Guide (1969); SKERTCHLY, Sydney B.J., The Manufacture of Gunflints (1984); VARIOUS AUTHORS, The Gun Collector, No. 21, April 1948: The Frank R. Horner Collection of American & European Pepperboxes (1948) (17)

Section One Firearm certificate required - Uberti Winchester Model 1873 pattern .44-40 Rifle No.W731320, 60cm barrel, underleaver action side plates and frame in blued finish 109cm overall complete with reloading accessories Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Section 2 Firearm certificate required - Lee Enfield SMLE MkIII .410 x 3 shotgun No.28426, bolt action, restricted magazine 112cm overall Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Section 1 Firearm certificate required - Columbian Mauser 7.62 x 51 Smooth rifle No.1331, 113cm overall Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Section 1 Firearm certificate required - Winchester Model 12 - 12 bore pump action shotgun No.609544, 76cm (30") barrel 124cm overall Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

BSA Sportsman 15 .22 rim fire bolt action rifle, 24" barrel. Serial No. LC33008 (3781). FIREARM CERTIFICATE REQUIRED

Parker Hale .451 Whitworth Volunteer rifle, black powder, 35" barrel stamped "Parker Hale Ltd., Birmingham, England" and "Sir Joseph Whitworth's Patent Rifling 451 calibre", brass trigger guard and butt plate, comes with ramrods, bullet mould, tools, etc. Serial No. 1024 (AF). FIREARM CERTIFICATE REQUIRED

A rare battle axe combined with a pistol, dating: 1840-60, provenance: India Sind or Oudh, dating: 1840-60, provenance: India Sind or Oudh, Iron, strongly convex-edged axe, with base and central surface plated with brass and richly engraved with arabesques. Brass quillon block, decorated with lion's head in relief on both sides. Axe's back with a lily-shaped cusp. Iron haft in two halves, screwed together. First segment is actually a 12 mm. cal firearm barrel with a percussion primer, whose nozzle is located on the back of the quillon block. Unscrewing the peak cusp of the axe, this turns out to be a ramrod. The lower half of the haft is home for a long, spring-charged firing pin whose handle consists of a pommel at the bottom, in brass and decorated with leaves and frames in relief. All the haft surface is silver inlaid (small parts missing) and engraved with flowers., length 62 cm.

Set of 1977 firearm and military personnel cards

The 03-A3 has the distinction of being the last issued military firearm widely used in both theaters by the U.S. during the second World War. These were designed to reduce the cost of production for the standard 1903 Springfield. Utilized parkerized finish with numerous pressed steel parts to include barrel bands with swivels, pressed trigger guard and floor plate, standard issued straight walnut stock. Has the new rear bridge mounted military sight, barrel is stamped R.A. 7-43. Metal retains virtually all of the arsenal applied matte parkerized finish. Has the pressed checkered buttplate with trap door, perfect action, bore has an ME reading of one, TE reading of two. Extremely nice lightly used mid war model 1903 A3. Has a proof P on wrist, left side of stock is stamped SAGW with ordinance wheel. SAGW was used in the Springfield armory from 1940-1942. SGAW stood for Gilbert H. Stuart, 1940-1942. Serial Number-3779786; Manufacturer-Remington; Model-03-A3; Caliber-.30-06; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Each grip panel is carved with a hawk with inset eyes and personal initials "G.E.D." in a large diamond. The left panels has a couple of minor flakes of shale and minor chips, right panel appears to be in near mint condition. No signs of any repairs. These are very thick and it is nearly impossible to get a similar set today. If you own a presentation or engraved Luger, these would add greatly to both value and beauty to that firearm.

.22 cal over .410 with an 18" barrel. The Marble Game Getter is a light, double-barrel (over-under), combination gun manufactured by the Marble's Arms & Manufacturing Company in Gladstone, Michigan. The firearm features a skeleton folding stock and a rifle barrel over a smooth-bore shotgun barrel. A manually pivoted hammer striker is used to select the upper or lower barrel. Production of the Model 1921 started in 1921 and was essentially a new design. This pistol/pocket rifle remains in excellent all original condition and is one of the more desirable examples in that it has a legal 18" barrel. The metal retains approximately 60-70% original factory blue blending with a smooth gun metal patina. Other features include the adjustable flip-up target rear sight, near mint walnut grips, and a near mint chrome butt stock. Both bores are as new. Lock up and function is perfect. Very handsome, rare desirable firearm. Popular in the 1920s with fur trappers. Serial Number-16897; Manufacturer-Marbles; Model-1921; Caliber-.22 RF 1.410; Barrel Length-18"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Offered is a high quality, early, German manufacture bolt action .17 caliber magnum, magazine fed with blued finish. Barrel is not factory tapped for any sights. Frame is tapped and grooved for scope. Deluxe high gloss pistol grip checkered walnut stock, sling eyes, contrasting forend tip and pistol grip with white Weatherby diamond. Has a Weatherby solid red recoil pad and rakish roll-over Monte Carlo comb. Features the Anschutz action and barrel and adjustable single stage trigger. Frame is stamped "Made in Germany". This gun is in near new condition inside and out, having seen little use. Serial Number-AS001704; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKXXII; Caliber-.17 HMR; Barrel Length-23"; FFL Status-Modern;ANNOUNCEMENT: In appreciation of Darren & Daphne Andrychuk's support of the Ducks Unlimited program, Joel VanderHoek from Borderview International (Morphy Firearms Import/Export Partner) and Rick Sky (Morphy Canadian National Representative) will match the net selling price of this firearm with an additional equal donation benefitting Ducks Unlimited Canada (up to double the high estimate).  This is in addition to a percentage of the sale benefitting Ducks Unlimited Canada from this gun and approximately 250 other Andrychuk guns.  Please take this enhanced opportunity to contribute to the mission of Ducks Unlimited Canada through your participation in the auction for this gun. 

Features high polish royal blue frame and barrel, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge with Redfield bases, J.P. Sauer action, oil grooved bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with diamond skip checkering, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, solid red waffle buttpad and sling eyes. Manufactured with no provision for sights. This rifle is in near new condition inside and out. Made in Germany. Serial Number-S7060; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.22-250; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;CORRECTION: This firearm is equipped with double set triggers. 

According to the Factory letter, this was shipped as a standard 1861 Navy with wood stocks and shipped to Colt's New York office on March 7th, 1861 in a shipment of only five guns. It was obviously engraved by one of the New York Colt contract engravers during the period of Gustave Young (1852 to 1869). The style of engraving, with its fine scroll work and punch-dot background, is the type of work done in the shop of Gustave Young; very similar pattern of engraving can be seen on page 65 in the book of Colt Engraving by Wilson. The frame exhibits nearly full coverage engraving, as does the backstrap and hammer; trigger guard and butt are also engraved and the barrel exhibits engraving on over half its surface. The cylinder exhibits a strong Naval battle scene but is not engraved. Exhibits all matching numbers, including wedge and cylinder. All metal surfaces are beautifully silver plated, having never been cleaned, and have taken on the rainbow coin finish. The period original one piece ivory grips sport full checkering on both panels. Cylinder shows no burn. Strong clean bore and perfect action. Gun remains in all original condition as it was when period engraved; the workmanship is flawless. It is quite evident this highly decorated firearm was intended as a very special gift or possession for someone of means or importance. Given the date of manufacture, this revolver was quite likely intended for someone involved in the Civil War. Spectacular period master engraved Colt 1861 Navy. Serial Number-6601; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1861 Navy; Caliber-.36 percussion; Barrel Length-7-1/2"; FFL Status-Antique; CORRECTION: The triggerguard bow is stamped with an “R”, which may signifies rejection or factory return.  The engraving appears to be factory, as well as the checkered ivory grips.  

Referred to as the "Statehood Sets", Winchester contracted to have one set of matching rifle and carbine made to represent each of the 50 states. Therefore, no two are alike, since only one rifle and one carbine were made. They were hand engraved by Giovanelli, a noted master engraver. Each set of guns was engraved specifically for the individual state. The majority of these were purchased by state government and institutions, and even the most knowledgeable Winchester collectors have probably never seen a set of these firearms. Each gun is brand new, never fired, in the original Winchester box with matching end label. There is a booklet that shows all 50 State Commemoratives. The left side of the frame has the seal of the state of Missouri, the 24th state - 1821. The engraver has signed the rifle on the left side of receiver. The engraving is almost Celtic in design, deep chisel engraved, the emblem is in gold and colored enamel on a French grey receiver. The rifle has a half octagon/half round barrel, blued finish, full magazine, sporting sights. The wood is a beautiful highly grained walnut stock, checkered, with rifle buttplate. Right side of frame is engraved with Winchester rider. There are no coins in the stock. This a very tasteful and arguably the most hand embellished and finished of any Winchester modern day commemorative firearm. The carbine features the same embellishments on metal and wood as the rifle. It has a 20" round barrel, full magazine, two barrel bands, post front sight, and sporting rear sight. Rear barrel band is satin nickel like frame. These are literally one of a kind, never to be duplicated, matching set, unfired, new in box with all the paperwork. Once in a lifetime opportunity to own the finest Winchester commemorative one of a kind set ever manufactured. Serial Number-SH024R2014, SH024C2014; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-Model 94; Caliber- .30-30; Barrel Length-24", 20"; FFL Status-Modern;

Top of barrel has the "P.W." inspector stamp with Ordnance bomb. Left side of frame is stamped "U.S.". Left side of stock has the "W.B." inspector stamp in square, along with Ordnance wheel. Features include single bead front sight, military parkerized finish, corncob serrated walnut forend, and pistol grip (no cap) fluted stock with Winchester black composite buttplate. The late WWII production U.S. riot gun were not equipped with sling swivels. This shotgun falls directly into the range of U.S. shotguns. (930,000-950,000 per Canfield) Barrel and receiver are a mix of patina with the original military matte parkerized finish. Stocks are excellent with no cracks, just the usual small abrasions. Mirror bore and perfect action. Overall a fine condition example of a popular World War II pump action shotgun. According to Bruce Canfield in his book, "Combat Shotguns," production totals were significantly less (for riot guns) than for the trench guns, fewer genuine examples are around, very scarce U.S. Martially marked firearm. Serial Number-932470; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-97; Barrel Length-20"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-12; Chamber-2-3/4"; Choke-Cylinder;

This is an origial unaltered Civil War carbine in .52 caliber rimfire, also listed as .56-56, with six groove rifling. Serial No. range 11000 to 61000. Features round barrel, single band, Spencer military folding rear sight, walnut stocks, saddle ring and bar, rear sling swivel, loading tube in butt. Spencer patent dates stamped on receiver bridge. All metal is a brown patina. Buttstock is very good. Cartouche not visible. 3-1/2" stress crack on left side of butt and a repaired 2" crack on right rear forearm. There is some scattered salt and pepper on hammer and some heavier pitting on lever. Strong rifling and fine action. These were the mainstay and most desirable of all carbines issued during the Civil War; coveted on both sides of the conflict due to the rapidity of fire and reliability. An iconic Civil War carbine in attic-found condition, a survivor of numerous conflicts as evidenced by its condition. A veritable barometer of Civil War hostilities in an iconic American firearm. Serial Number-12308; Manufacturer-Spencer; Model-S.R.C.; Caliber-.52 Bore; Barrel Length-22"; FFL Status-Antique;

A box of various firearm accessories including cases, gun sights, mini crossbow and a small air pistol.

Early 20th Century Belgian .320 centre five six shot pocket revolver, having foliate engraved decoration and folding trigger with carved, possibly horn, scales to the grip. Original shaped and fitted case. Note: we are advised that due to the calibre, this weapon is classed as an antique firearm and does not require any form of licence or permit.

A late 18thC Arabian firearm, 45in (114cm) long.

Breed; Code Name: Firearm; Mantra; Freex; and other titles from Malibu Comics. (80)

O.F. Mossberg & Sons Inc. Chuckster Model 640K 22 Magnum Rifle. New Haven, Conn. U.S.A. Wear to wood. Measures 44-1/2" L. This Gun will Have to be Transferred by a Registered Party Approved by Law, We Will Be Able to Ship this Firearm to a Registered Federal Firearms License Holder. Shipping: Third party (estimate $200-$300)

Black Powder Italian "The Hawken" CAL. 54 Single Shot Rifle. Serial number 036555. Octagon barrel, mounted brass along the handle. Rubbing to wood, wear to barrel, good condition. Measures 46" L. This Gun will Have to be Transferred by a Registered Party Approved by Law, We Will Be Able to Ship this Firearm to a Registered Federal Firearms License Holder. Shipping: Third party (estimate $200-$300)

Antique Swedish Mauser M96 Carl Gustafs Stads Gevarsfaktori Rifle. Dated 1911. Serial number 289421. Mounted sight gauge, hooks for shoulder strap. Rubbing to wood, good condition. Measures 49-1/2" L. This Gun will Have to be Transferred by a Registered Party Approved by Law, We Will Be Able to Ship this Firearm to a Registered Federal Firearms License Holder. Shipping: Third party (estimate $200-$300)

Marlin Firearm Co. Glenfield Model 60 Semi-Auto Rifle. Cal 22 LR. Stock number 26395133. North Haven Conn, U.S.A. Round barrel, carved grips. Scratches to wood, wear to barrel. Measures 40-1/2" L. This Gun will Have to be Transferred by a Registered Party Approved by Law, We Will Be Able to Ship this Firearm to a Registered Federal Firearms License Holder. Shipping: Third party (estimate $200-$300)

Six Christies catalogues, arms and militaria, including the W. Keith Neal and the Russell B. Aitken collections; and six firearm related books. [12]

A cangiarro knife dating: circa 1800 provenance: Naples Wide, single-and false-edged blade signed "C. LABRUNA" on one side and "C. I. D. R." on the other. Geip with brown, horn grip scales (damages from moth) with engraved, silver mounts. Cangiarro knife given as a firearm to soldier, non-commissioned officers and lower officers. Period 1775-1815. dimensions: length 64.5 cm.

Perry Breechloading Single Shot Pistol with long barrel dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA Very long, round, smooth, 52 cal. barrel, marked "17", with foresight; smooth frame, marked "PERRY PATENT ARMS CO NEWARK NJ" and "1855" at the powder chamber block; long, "S"-shaped trigger guard, also functioning as a lever to open the loading block. Wooden grip scales, iron frame. Very scarce. See a pistol with a scarce, short barrel like this at the National Museum of American History: the description says that Alonzo D. Perry's invention was presumably the bust firearm ever produce at that time. In 1855 the U.S. Government ordered 200 breechloading rifles, the most famous of them was the Navy model. dimensions: length 93.5 cm.

Two boxes of books including firearm interest

Trudy Friend,watercolour, portrait of a pony, "Firearm of Marsh Wood", signed and dated 1975, 11" x 15", framed.

“British Military Firearms” by Blackmore, 1962, “The British Soldiers Firearm, 1850-1864” by Roads, 1964, and “The Lee Enfield Rifle” by Maj Reynolds, 1960, all fully illus classic works, in DWs. GC

A Marlin .410 lever-action shotgun, S/No. MR 32941B (please note this shotgun is unrestricted) Section 1 Firearm, this item can only be purchased by someone with a current valid firearms certificate with permission to acquire or an R.F.D.

19th century AD. A Colt six-shot single-action 1851 model Navy percussion revolver in .36 calibre; the 19cm hexagonal rifled barrel with loading lever below (lacking main pivot screw and one dowel peg) and brass blade foresight (a later fitting?), numbered 126155/2 inscribed with '- ADDRESS COL. SAML COLT NEW-YORK U. S. AMER[ICA -]' to top face, cut through the last letters by the modification fitting of a separate V-backsight, the barrel key with modern retaining screw; six-chambered cylinder with nipples, numbered [24]305 (traces only of engraving); brass trigger guard, numbered 24305 and backstrip, mahogany grip with diamond mother of pearl and rectangular German silver insets to left; naive small heart emblem cut into right; frame with trigger and hammer assembly (lacking/broken mainspring) with some screws being modern replacements, numbered 126155/2. 1.12 kg, 33cm long (13"). Property of an Essex, UK collector; acquired on the UK art market, 1980-1990. Serial number 24305 was given to a .36 calibre Navy Colt made in 1853; serial number 126155 was allocated to a matched pair of .36 calibre Navy Colts made in 1862. [No Reserve] Fair condition; surfaces pitted and lacking elements as noted. An iconic firearm.

Box containing a large selection of gun and firearm related books including The Book of the Gun, Modern Firearms, Arms and Armour etc. Mostly hardback editions

A Windsor P53 1856 (2nd pattern) three band Enfield rifle, the 39ins barrel stamped crown over TP over S, crown over B1 and double crows foot, the lockplate showing engraved crown, "Windsor 1856", with full stock with brass butt plate and trigger guard, the butt plate stamped 48 and 4 R.S.M., with elevating sight and ramrod present, 55ins overall Note : This 1853 pattern musket was manufactured in America - See C.H. Rhodes - "The British Soldiers Firearm", London 1964. Purchased in Sotheby's Arms, Armour & Militaria sale on 23rd April 1985

Books, antique and other firearm reference: to include 'Infantry Weapons of WWII' OS10

A collection of shooting and firearm related books

A selection of WWII Third Reich documents, a police permit for carrying a firearm (Vienna), a hunting licence, plus an iron cross box and various other items (parcel)

A mid/late 19th century Smith & Wesson model 2 Army Revolver, six shot single action with 6" Heptagonal barrel, serial number 39392 - sold as a section 58 firearm therefore with no licence required Condition report: Appears to have approx. 40% of original blue with some original varnish on grips, good bore with chambers operational, good mechanical action and tight cock-up/indexing and clear barrel address

A mid/late 19th century Smith & Wesson model 2 Army Revolver, six shot single action with 6" Heptagonal barrel, serial number 39392 - sold as a section 58 firearm therefore with no licence required Condition report: Appears to have approx. 40% of original blue with some original varnish on grips, good bore with chambers operational, good mechanical action and tight cock-up/indexing and clear barrel address