This stunning engraved custom German J.P. Sauer Weatherby rifle features a high polish barrel with no provision for sights and is engraved with gold inlay measuring 5-1/2" from breech. The frame is engraved, finished in satin nickel. Has game animals on both right side panels and bolt shroud. Left side of frame has scroll engraving with stippled relief and is signed "Victor Bandura" and "Andrew Alta". The deluxe diamond skip checkered stock has the contrasting forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, sling eyes and Weatherby waffle pad. Satin nickel engraved floorplate and trigger guard with water buffalo on trigger guard and elk on plate. Stock is set with three custom exotic wood diamond inlays. Scope features engraving on the whole top surface, as do the rings. Manufactured by Bausch & Lomb. Bolt handle is engraved and knob is checkered. Bolt is ported and grooved. Rifle displays in as new condition inside and out. Serial Number-35668; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Mk V; Caliber-.270 W. MAG; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;
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Features high polish royal blue barrel and frame, trigger guard and floorpate high polish blue finish, gold trigger and safety, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge with engraved mounts and rings and Weatherby Premier 3Xx9Xx40 scope, jeweled bolt with oil grooves, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with deluxe oak leaf four panel carving (similar to No. 12 pattern shown in 1967/68 catalog on cover), rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, red waffle buttpad and gold plated sling eyes and swivels. Both sides of the stock have four layer exotic wood panels (style 7B), in addition it has this same inlay at base of forearm with factory installed gold engraved nameplate. Blued floorplate and trigger guard are completely engraved with a gold 3D of a running antlered game. Barrel is hand engraved in a scroll pattern with stippled background extending 10" from breech; this same full covereage engraving is also found on the entire frame. Bolt is checkered on both side. Manufactured with no sights. Near mint and out. This was the most ornate and expensive Weatherby that could be purchased at the time. Features just about every deluxe option known, especially on these later rifles that were manufactured in Japan. An extremely handsome, early custom bolt action Weatherby. Serial Number-H133202; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV ; Caliber-.257 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;
Double rifle has a barrel address of, "J. Rigby & Co 43 Sackville London Late St. James St". Rifle was manufactured between 1914 and 1920. This world famed firm had been in existence since the early 19th century and to become world famous. They were located at St. James St from 1866 - 1907 and were located at 43 Sackville St. from 1908 - 1955. They were established in Dublin in 1775. The blued double barrels retain approx. 60% original blue starting to thin, turning silver 11" from breech. Barrels are equipped with the full solid matted rib to front ramp sight. Has three leaf folding rear express sight to 300m with platinum lines. Right barrel is stamped, "For Special Cordite Cartridges & Bullet. .500 Grains". Left barrel is stamped, "Special .470 Bore Big Game Rifle". All matching numbers. Barrels have a sling swivel. Water table has all pertinent information. Has strong, clean rifled bores with two heavy snap caps. Auto ejectors. Small 7 - 1/4" beautifully checkered dark walnut forend. Furniture is engraved, forend release lever moves to the left to remove forarm. Has a boxlock action stamped, J Rigby & Co. with border engraving. Top tang safety. Retains approx. 10-15% case colors, balance is patterened out. Has engraved blued trigger guard, double set triggers. Has case colored grip strap, brown solid rubber recoil pad, stock has sling swivel and silver ID plaque. Lovely oil finished, walnut stock with finely checkered pistol grip. Wrist had a hair line crack that was reinforced and repaired, but is nearly impossible to detect. This is a beautiful, all original, J. Rigby & Co. side by side rifle. Serial Number-17572; Manufacturer-Rigby; Model-SxS; Caliber-0.47; Barrel Length-28"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
D.M. Lefever & Sons Company operated as a separate entity from Lefever Arms beginning in 1902. In the summer of 1903, Dan Lefever and three of his sons moved from Syracuse, New York to Defiance, Ohio forming the D.M. Lefever Company, continuing the prices and grades of the previous Lefever Arms Company. This early high quality Lefever was built using a scalloped boxlock, Greener crossbolt. Barrels were made of Krupp fluid steel, not Damascus, and features a solid matted rib with twin beads. Double triggers, beautiful dark grain hand checkered English type rear sight with Monte Carlo comb, finely checkered side panels, owner's plaque in stock, and an early Upland Game red waffle recoil pad. Stamped on bottom of frame "D.M. Lefever Sons & Company Pat'd 1902 Not connected with Lefever Arms Company". The biggest departure from the standard Lefevers was a boxlock instead of sidelock. This style of lock can be seen on page 94 in the book "Uncle Dan Lefever" by Elliot. This shotgun is an 8E Grade (per book) not stamped as such; description begins on page 95 and is described as follows: "fine Nitro steel barrels, straight stock without grip, nicely engraved and checkered, full compensated action with automatic shell ejector, price net $75 in 1901". In 1901 This 8E $100 Grade was the top seller. Bores are clean and shiny. Barrels retain approximately 70% original blue starting to thin and patina, with age freckling on the right barrel extending 10" from breech. Forearm is finely checkered with ebony tip. The frame exhibits delicate scroll engraving with setter on right side and mallard on left. The wood is in beautiful condition, has been freshened up at one time, with a couple minor dings. Lock-up is perfect with no wiggle with forearm off. Trigger guard is basically gun metal grey. Nice traces of case colors on both sides of frame. Lovely old high grade Lefever. Serial Number-1331; Manufacturer-D.M. Lefever Sons & Co.; Model-SxS; Barrel Length-30"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-12; Chamber-2-5/8"; Length of Pull-15"; Drop at Comp-1-3/4"; Drop at Heel-2"; Internal Bore Diameter-Both - .744"; Barrel Wall Thickness-Left - .045", Right - .055"; Choke-Both Barrels - Modified;
Two screw tip powder horns including a very nice Center County screw tip powder horn with red stained domed butt showing a turned bead at base and having a wide staple and thorn attachment method. For a nearly identical example see page 271 and 272 of "Pennsylvania Horns of the Trade" by Arthur J. DeCamp. This horn has its original beehive turned screw tip with the chased male threads on the spout of the horn and the non-tapered hole in the horn spout. Excellent condition; a few insect damage marks not penetrating through the outside wall and a few scattered marks on plug. The second screw tip horn is a small Reading-area Berks County horn with beehive collar and original tapered turned screw tip spout, large tapered dome butt with wooden knob at top. Good condition; still retains original collar and screw tip. Dark patina to body with some very dark staining in one area towards butt. Butt is missing about a 2" chip on one side. Knob also has some losses. Also includes three other horns; two of which have bulbous wooden plugs with wooden knobs, one turned and having a wooden spout. One horn has some losses to body from insect damage, the other two are very good but showing some marks from use. Also includes a bronze flask with embossed scenes of dead game on both sides and brass powder measure spout on top. One dent on bottom of left side and some separation at seam on bottom. Otherwise excellent with dark patina. Serial Number-N/A;
Angling: a collection of fishing reels, to include: an ABU Ambassadeur 6000; a similar ABU Ambassadeur 6000C; a large game reel, with centre capstan and handbrake lever; a 1950s Orvis trout fly reel, in makers pouch; four vintage American bait casting reels; and two unused vintage Penn 77 Seahawk reels, in original packaging.
Game of Thrones and Call of Duty: 13 x Funko Game of Thrones Legacy Collection action figures, a complete set apart from #5, duplicates of #1 and #12; four Mega Bloks Call of Duty Collectors Series sets (Mob of the Dead, Zonbies Tranzit Farm, Zombies Horde, Zombies Outbreak). All boxed. (17)
David Cox (1783 - 1859), The Mistletoe Bough, the legend of Titchmarsh Castle; Provenance: Thos. Agnew and Sons Ltd., and David Cox, Woodland glade, watercolour (2). The Lovell Bride of Titchmarsh: Thomas Haynes Bayly’s song/poem "The Mistletoe Bough", penned in the 1830s, purports to tell the story of a tragedy that took place at a Christmas wedding. During a post-wedding game of hide and seek the bride, who hid in a trunk in a forgotten attic, found herself locked in, was never discovered, died and was only found, eventually, many years later as a wedding dress-clad skeleton. The story has caught popular imagination for many years – so much so that it was apparently sung in every house at Christmas in the mid-nineteenth century.
A collection of 19th and 20th Century Boxes to include a gilt metal mounted carnelian Pot Pouri, a Russian oval Box decorated with a game bird, three Limoges, France, porcelain Trinket Boxes with applied butterflies, a French Faience heart-shaped Box dated 1905, two floral wheel engraved glass Boxes mounted with butterfly clasps etc., (12)
19th Century Italian Pietra Dura Round Marble Specimen Game Table. Painted wrought iron base with bronze framed top. Natural wear to top, some painted wear to base. Measures 23" H x 27-1/4" Dia. Provenance: Property of Irving Cowan and the late Marjorie Friedland Cowan, Hollywood, Florida. Thoroughbred horse breeder/owners, Breeders? Cup winners, Hollywood Wildcat and War Chant. Former owners of The Diplomat Hotel, Hollywood. Shipping: Third party (estimate $1800-$2200)
1928 FA Cup Final, Blackburn v Huddersfield, a programme from the game played at Wembley on 21/04/1928. The programme has been professionally restored, a previously punched hole, filled in, slight rusty marks at staple point, team changes, a perfectly satisfactory programme at the estimate price
1938 Rugby League Challenge Cup Final, Barrow v Salford, a programme from the game played at Wembley on 07/05/1938, sl creased, together with the News Chonicle Communnity Song Sheet, the North Western Daily Mail Newspaper (Barrow Wembley Bound, 4 pages), plus 4 TRADE cards, glossy pictures of Salford players
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