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Lot 381
A US Leather Cartridge Pouch, with brass mounts; a First World War Leather Cartridge Pouch, stamped W.HARVEY & CO. LTD WALSALL G & M 1917; a Collection of Eight Modern Brass and Copper Powder Flasks, together with a leather shot flask, five powder horns, a 30mm shell case and a non working copy of a flintlock pistol (17)
Lot 397
A Pair of Percussion Travelling Pistols by W. Bond, London, each with a 12.2 cm octagonal section barrel, inscribed, ''59, LOMBARD ST., LONDON'' to the top flat and foliate engraved to the breech, the lockplate further engraved and bearing maker's name, the trigger guard conforming, dolphin hammer, walnut stock with chequered grip, the steel tipped ramrods possibly associated, in a later fitted case containing powder flask, oil bottle and assorted tools. One pistol with chip to side of stock at fore end. Both pistols with heavily cleaned metal parts and stocks. Actions tight. Both holding at half and full cock.
Lot 405
A Pair of 19th Century Percussion Travelling Pistols by Thomas Hewson, London, 16 bore, each with 14cm octagonal blued steel barrel, engraved London to the top flat, with platinum line, blued foliate engraved tang and signed back action lock plate, the walnut full stock inset with nickel escutcheon engraved J.D.Colburne, with blued ramrod pipe and trigger guard, chequered bag butt and swivel ramrod, 27cm, in original oak case, the cover with brass plaque engraved with owner's name, the purple velvet lined interior fitted with accessories including a copper pistol flask, steel bullet mould, nipple key and cleaning rod. Actions work, hold at full and half cock. Black patching and wear to bluing of metalwork. Minor bruising to stocks, otherwise in good condition.
Lot 406
A Pair of 19th Century Continental Officer's Percussion Pistols, each with 17.5cm sighted damascined barrel, rifled, with foliate engraved hammer, back action lock plate, fore-end tip and trigger guard, walnut half stock stamped 350 near the trigger guard, with bag butt, steel butt plate with lanyard ring and ramrod, 30cm in original rosewood case, the brown velvet and green baize lined interior fitted with a bullet mould, copper pistol flask, turnscrew and cleaning rod. Actions work, hold at full and half cock. Wear to damascined effect of barrels in places. Black patching to metalwork. Accessories appear to be original
Lot 408
A 19th Century Side by Side Double Barrel Percussion Travelling Pistol by T & F Roper, Halifax, 28 bore, the 14cm octagonal blued steel barrels with Birmingham proof marks, with foliate engraved box lock, signed on the barrel tang, side hammers, chequered walnut butt with hinged butt cap, with steel ramrod, in original oak case, the green baize lined interior fitted with accessories including a copper pistol flask, later steel bullet mould, turn-screw, cleaning rod and cap tin . Action works, holds at full and half cock. Wear and black patching to bluing. Ramrod tip broken.
Lot 440
A Colt Model 1851 Navy Six Shot Single Action Percussion Revolver, the 19cm octagonal steel barrel stamped ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY, the underside with attached loading lever, cylinder with naval battle scene and COLTS PATENT No.6417, the left side of the frame stamped COLTS PATENT, the small rounded brass trigger guard and backstrap bearing traces of silver plating, all metal parts numbered 6417, with walnut grip, 33cm, in a mahogany case, the maroon velvet lined interior fitted with accessories including a Dixon copper pistol flask, a bullet mould, a nipple key/turnscrew, cap tin, oil bottle and cleaning rod. Action works, metalwork with grey patching. Wear to silver plating.
Lot 459
An Early 19th Century French Cavalry Flintlock Pistol, the 23 cm steel barrel with brass barrel band, the lockplate indistinctly engraved, brass-mounted walnut stock, together with a brass-mounted leather shot flask and a small G.W. Ingram Patent copper and brass powder flask (3). Pistol - Sound but somewhat tired condition overall. Action feeble, barely holding at cock and half cock. Trigger guard proud of stock. Ramrod lacking. Shot flask - Mechanism incomplete. Collar loose to body with pins lacking. Powder flask - Significant dents to body and splits to side. Spring opener operative.
Lot 475
A Pair of 19th Century Belgian .45 Calibre Percussion Duelling Pistols by Roux & Higny, each with 23.5cm octagonal damascined and rifled barrel with Liege proof marks, the foliate engraved lock plate signed in gold, foliate engraved dolphin hammer and trigger guard with finger rest and set trigger, walnut half stock with fluted grip and stepped diamond shape steel butt plate, 38cm, contained in a mahogany veneered case with brass carrying handle to the hinged cover, the interior fitted with accessories including steel bullet mould, copper pistol flask, turn-screw, mallet, cleaning rod and lead balls. Actions work, hold at full and half cock. Some pitting to bore. Some black patching to metalwork and minor bruising to stocks. Case interior missing most of the scarlet baize from the lining.
Lot 486
A Good Pair of Late 18th/Early 19th Century Flintlock Duelling Pistols by Wogdon & Barton, London, 28 bore, each with 25cm octagonal steel barrel signed on the top flat, with foliate engraved breech line and tang, gold touch hole, signed lock plate with slide safety, walnut full stock with steel ramrod pipes, foliate engraved trigger guard with pineapple finial, the chamfered bag butt with steel tear shaped pommel and flowerhead engraved screwhead, with wood ramrod, one with steel worm, contained in the original mahogany case, the green baize lined interior fitted with accessories comprising a copper pistol flask, steel bullet mould, two mahogany cleaning rods, one with brass jag, and leather flint bag . Actions work well, holding at full and half cock. Black/brown patching to barrels and furniture. Minor bruising to stocks, one with a fine diagonal crack to left fore-end near muzzle, the other with a similar crack leading from the rear lock retaining screw to the barrel breech. Generally in good condition.
Lot 537
A 19th Century 14 Bore Side By Side Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by T & W Harrison, Carlisle, with 73cm twist barrels, foliate engraved and signed back action lock plates, walnut half stock with chequered grip and steel furniture, with brass tipped wood ramrod, in an oak case, the crimson baize lined interior with maker's paper label to inner lid, fitted with accessories including a copper powder flask and a leather shot flask.. Strong action works, holds at full and half cock. Some pitting to metalwork. Clean bore. Wear to chequering on grip. Minor bruising to stock
Lot 544
A 19th Century Omani Matchlock Jezail, the 112cm round steel barrel with fluted swamped muzzle and fluted at the breech, the wood full stock with brass covered fore-end and foliate embossed silver barrel bands with sling swivels, brass serpentine and trigger, with leather sling, 160cm, together with wood powder flask of panelled semi-ovoid form, with brass charger and measure (2)
Lot 1338
Theatre - Silver mounted spirit flask engraved C.H (Charles Howson from E.T. (Ellen Terry), 6.5 inches Provenance : A personal gift from Miss Ellen Terry to Charles Howson who was private secretary to Sir Henry Irving. With an original American Tour document showing him as a member of staff. Consigned to sale by the family of Charles Howson.
Lot 252
A cased set of four 'Expressive' writing instruments, mahogany box, fitted interior, engraved cartouche; a Yard O Lead silver propelling pencil, boxed; a leather mounted hip flask; early 20th century Players cigarette cards; a Nottingham high school drawing set, cased; Nottingham High School Rugby season schedule 1947-48; an unused set of apothecary weights, boxed
Lot 781
A group of Czech glass items, comprising a small 'Candle Wax' vase by Frantisek Peceney in Flint 18 cm and a mould blown vase in green by Pavel Hlava 25 cm together with a bottle vase of square shouldered sleeve form with everted rim over a short neck 23 cm, and a flask of squared rectangular form with short tapered neck and rolled lip 18 cm, both with similar textured finish with circular indents (4)
Lot 55
A collection of copper ware, including: two small jelly moulds, a kettle, warmers, a haystack measure, a flask with a brass lid and handle, a Jersey milk can by 'J. Quenault Tin Smith', a Swedish copper warmer by 'AKT BOLBA HJORTH & CO. Stockholm, a World War I copper hot water tube 'THE TURBINE', pans, jugs and other items, 60.3cm (max). (20)click here to view the page turning catalogue
Lot 240
A tray of silver and plated wares, a set of cased silver teaspoons featuring the six assay offices of England and Scotland by retailer George Tarrat of Leicester, for the Coronation year 1953, another single commemorative spoon 17cm, two silver napkin rings, a small engine turned hip flask Birmingham 1934, 6.5cm, a silver-plated fruit set - cased, teapot, entree dish etc, a gun metal "Jockey Club" stop watch.
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