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A .55 BRITISH CONTRACT GREENE'S PATENT CAPPING BREECH LOADING CARBINE, CIRCA 1856, serial no. 847, with heavy 18in. barrel rifled with three grooves and having a sixteen sided hand grasp section, block and blade front-sight and small carbine pattern ladder-sight to 600 yards, the barrel bears the crown over 'A/2' stamp for the War Department American inspectorate, the carbine is fitted with a back-action lock incorporating Maynard tape primer, marked with the Crown V.R. cypher to the centre and signed by the maker 'MASS. ARMS CO. / CHICOPEE FALLS / USA 1856' on the tail, the primer cover marked 'MAYNARD'S PATENT', iron mounted one piece walnut stock with butt-plate and patchbox, the butt stamped for 1st class, much original finish to barrel, small patch of pitting near breech.

A .54 SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 CAPPING BREECH LOADING CAVALRY CARBINE OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, CIRCA 1864, serial no. C27531, with 22in. barrel rifled with six grooves, stamped 'SHARPS RIFLE / MANFG. CO. / HARTFORD CONN' in front of the rear-sight and behind it 'NEW MODEL 1863', fitted with a block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the lock marked to the centre 'SHARPS PAT. OCT. 5TH 1852' and at the top below the pellet primer 'R. S. LAWRENCE PATENT APRIL 12TH 1859', the action tang stamped with the serial number C27,531, dating the carbine to 1864, iron mounted two piece walnut stock with butt-trap and side rib and ring, the left butt impressed with a faint inspecting officer's cartouche, closer to the butt is a large rub mark, (many Sharps carbine are encountered with this feature indicative of rubbing in a saddle scabbard and use), small repair to the toe of the butt.

A .577 PATTERN 1860 VOLUNTEER TWO BAND PERCUSSION RIFLE, CIRCA 1859, no visible serial number, with 33in. barrel rifled with five groove fast twist rifling, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight to 1000 yards, the lock struck with the crown cypher on the tail and faintly dated '1859' to the centre, iron mounted full walnut stock, faint makers name to the flat on the counter lock side, complete with sling swivels and rod, the rifle has been refinished overall with some loss of markings.

A .577 PATTERN 1856 PERCUSSION TWO BAND VOLUNTEER PERCUSSION RIFLE BY THOMAS TURNER, no visible serial number, with 31 1/2in. barrel with block and blade fore-sight and reversed style ladder rear-sight, bayonet lug at muzzle for P56 style sword bayonet, modern Birmingham proofs stamped at breech, the barrel is rifled with five rounded or segmental rifling (Major Nuthall's patent) the lock signed 'THOMAS TURNER / FISHER ST. / BIRMINGHAM', iron mounted full walnut stock, complete with sling swivels and original rod.

A RARE .577 PATTERN 1853 ENFIELD 3RD MODEL THREE BAND PERCUSSION RIFLE, CIRCA 1860, serial no 45, with 39in. barrel rifled with three grooves, the breech marked with Enfield proof and inspection stamps together with a small crowned B.R. mark for Birmingham repair, fitted with a block and blade front-sight and standard Enfield pattern ladder rear-sight, the lock stamped on the tail with the Crown V.R. cypher and '1860 / Enfield' to the centre, together with the small crowned arrow inspection stamp, regulation brass mounted full walnut stock the right butt stamped with the R. M. Enfield roundel with 2nd class stamp and '4 / 1882' , complete with its original Enfield inspected rod and an old black leather sling, overall in exceptionally good condition with much original finish.

AN INTERESTING .451 WESTLEY RICHARDS MONKEY TAIL CARBINE BY R. HUGHES, CIRCA 1875, serial no. P4215, with 25in. Birmingham proofed barrel stamped near the breech 'WHITWORTH RIFLING 450 BORE', fitted with block and blade front-sight and P61 pattern ladder rear-sight, the breech lever engraved 'MANUFACTURED BY / UNIVERSAL FIREARMS COMPANY / BIRMINGHAM', the lock embellished with the Queens crown on the tail and the makers name 'R. HUGHES' to the centre, iron mounted full walnut stock, the butt with trap for cleaning tools (tools missing) and stamped 'UNIVERSAL FIREAMS WORKS / ROBT. HUGHES / BIRMINGHAM', complete with sling swivels and original rod, it is an 'out of Africa' gun and has potential, dirty and untouched overall with some original finish, would improve with careful cleaning.

A RARE .58 LEETCH'S PATENT CAPPING BREECH LOADING CARBINE, CIRCA 1860, serial number 176, with 15in. London proofed barrel rifled with three grooves, block front-sight with dovetailed blade, small carbine pattern 1860 style ladder rearsight, the action top signed 'LEETCH 'S PATENT COMPANY / 29 GREAT PORTLAND STREET / LONDON', back-action lock engraved 'LEETCH'S PATENT / COMPANY', iron mounted full walnut stock with scroll trigger-guard, chequered wrist and fore-end, the barrel secured by just one band. A rare collector's gun..

A .577 PATTERN 1856 TWO BAND SERVICE SHORT RIFLE, CIRCA 1857, no visible serial number, with 32 1/2in. barrel rifled with three grooves, stamped at the breech with numerous government proof, inspection and sale marks, bayonet lug at muzzle fitted with block and blade front-sight, ladder rear-sight, borderline engraved lock stamped with the Crown V.R. cypher on the tail and '1857' to the centre, together with the small broad arrow inspection stamp, regulation iron mounted full walnut stock, the butt with faint W.D. broad arrow ownership mark and the opposed arrows sale stamp, complete with sling swivels and original rod, some pitting to lockplate.

A GOOD CASED DOUBLE-BARRELLED .577 PERCUSSION RIFLE BY WESTLEY RICHARDS, WITH 16-BORE SHOTGUN BARRELS, CIRCA 1855, serial no. 8416, the rifled barrels are 30in. long and rifled with four grooves (Minie' rifling) and of .577 calibre, fitted with a ladder sight graduated to 800 yards, the makers name 'WESTLEY RICHARDS LONDON' is engraved on the rib near the breech, with some foliate decoration and two gold lines, the 16 bore shot barrels are also 30in. in length with a bead front-sight engraved at the breech 'WESTLEY RICHARDS 110 NEW BOND ST. LONDON', and decorated to match the rifled set, bar-action detented locks both decorated with panels of foliate engraving at front and back, with makers name 'WESTLEY RICHARDS' to the centre, the whole surrounded by a feathered border, fitted with dolphin headed hammers, the bodies engraved to match the locks, the fixed breech profusely engraved in the same style as the locks and to a very high standard, fine figured walnut half-stock, with chequered wrist and fore-end, the iron mounts engraved to match the rest of the engraving, some original colour, the barrels rebrowned, the set is contained in its original blue baize lined brass bound mahogany case, the lid with original Westley Richards / William Bishop trade label, accessories include a correct Minie' bullet mould, a copper bodied Hawksley flask, (spring repaired), wad punch, cleaning rod, nipple key.

A CASED .577 SILVER MOUNTED SINGLE BARREL PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE SIGNED BLAKEMORE & SON, CIRCA 1860, no visible serial number, with 30in. octagonal Birmingham proofed barrel, having a dovetailed blade front-sight and leaf and ladder rear-sight, engraved at breech 'BLAKEMORE & SON', bar-action lock profusely foliate scroll engraved to the highest standard, the retailers name 'BLAKEMORE & SON' to centre, both the hammer and fixed breech engraved to match, attractively figured walnut stock with chequered wrist and fore-end, the butt with inset circular patchbox, the lid engraved with a leopard in a jungle setting, the mounts are all hallmarked silver which include the butt-plate with engraved and decorated long tang, scroll trigger-guard and silver rammer pipe and nose cap all engraved to match, the rifle is complete with its original ebony loading rod, contained in its dark blue baize lined and partitioned oak case, (lid broken off hinges and partitions loose and some broken), accessories include correct mould for casting a Minie bullet with cavity base, leather covered Sykes extra quality rifle flask, Skyes white metal capper, turnscrew, nipple key, cleaning rod and mallet, An attractive and impressive rifle, the case in need of some attention.

A .577 SNIDER / ENFIELD MK III CAVALRY CARBINE, CIRCA 1871, serial no. l1116, with 19in. steel barrel rifled with five grooves and profusely Ordnance marked at breech, fitted with a block and blade front-sight and carbine pattern ladder rear-sight the ladder sighted to 600 yards (the sight has been resoldered and the top bar a replacement), the breech is the improved Mk III type, the lock stamped with the crown V.R. cypher on the tail and 1871 ENFIELD to the centre and stamped with the number L1116, brass mounted walnut half-stock, the butt impressed with the Enfield 1st class roundel, the butt-plate with trap containing its original two piece cleaning rod.. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .577 SNIDER / ENFIELD MK III TWO BAND SERVICE RIFLE MARKED TO THE MONTREAL GARRISON ARTILLERY, CIRCA 1869, issue no. 238, with 30 1/2in. steel barrel rifled with five grooves and fitted with a bayonet lug at muzzle, block and blade front-sight and usual ladder rear-sight, the breech profusely Ordnance marked, the lock stamped on the tail with the Queens cypher of the Crown over V.R. on the tail and '1869 / ENFIELD' to the centre, regulation iron mounted full walnut stock, the right butt stamped with the Enfield 1st class roundel and the left butt with the Dominion of Canada ownership mark of 'D.C.' in a diamond and 'M.G.A / 238' indicating issue to the Montreal Garrison Artillery, the rifle is complete with its sling swivels, rod, and snap-cap, and having some fading original finish. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A RARE AND EARLY .56-52 SPENCER THREE BAND INFANTRY RIFLE OF THE CIVIL WAR, CIRCA 1863, serial no. 3852, with 30in. barrel rifled with six grooves, fitted with block and blade front-sight that also acts as a bayonet lug, and elevating ladder rear-sight, top of action stamped 'SPENCER REPEATING RIFLE COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS, PAT'D MARCH 6, 1860', plain unmarked back-action lock, two piece walnut stock, the fore-end secured with three spring retained barrel bands, iron butt-plate, the butt containing a seven round tubular magazine, complete with sling swivels. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .56-50 RIMFIRE SPENCER MODEL 1865 REPEATING CARBINE BY THE BURNSIDE RIFLE COMPANY OF THE INDIAN WARS, CIRCA 1865, serial no. 12,227, with 20in. barrel rifled with three grooves, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the breech stamped 'SPENCER REPEATING RIFLE / PAT'D. MARCH 6, 1860 / MANUF'D AT PROV. R. I. / BY BURNSIDE RIFLE CO. MODEL 1865', action socket bearing the serial number 12,227, plain unmarked back-action lock with side hammer, two piece iron mounted walnut stock, the butt housing the seven round tubular magazine, the left butt stamped with two inspecting officer's cartouche's, half length fore-end with a single spring retained barrel band, good example with sharp stock probably never issued. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

A .56-50 RIMFIRE TRIPLETT & SCOTT REPEATING CARBINE, CIRCA 1865, serial number 3408, with 22in. barrel rifled with three grooves and fitted with a block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight (missing the sliding bar), left side of action body stamped with manufacturer's name "MERIDEN MAN'FG / MERIDEN CONN" and "KENTUCKY" the action tang stamped "TRIPLETT & SCOTT / PATENT DEC. 6, 1864", two piece walnut stock, half fore-end secured by a single spring retained barrel band, iron mounted butt containing the seven round tubular magazine and fitted with sling swivels on both the top and bottom of the butt, some original blue to barrel, action does not hold on half-cock and as usual with the Triplett & Scott, some cracks to butt.. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A GOOD .50-70 SHARPS NEW MODEL 1859 / 1867 METALLIC CARTRIDGE CONVERSION CARBINE OF THE INDIAN WARS, serial no. 64,470, with 22in. barrel rifled with three grooves, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the lock stamped 'SHARPS PAT / OCT. 5TH 18522' to the centre and below the pellet primer 'R. S. LAWRENCE PAT / APRIL 12TH 1859', the action tang stamped with the serial number 64,470 dating 1863, iron mounted two-piece walnut stock, half fore-end secured by one spring retained barrel band, this is an excellent specimen with much original blue to barrel and fading case colours to action. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .577 SNIDER MK III TWO BAND VOLUNTEER RIFLE BY P. WEBLEY & SON, CIRCA 1875, no visible serial number, with 30 1/2in. Birmingham proofed barrel rifled with five grooves, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, fitted with a bayonet lug at muzzle, with the positive locked bolt and latch Mk III action, the lock bearing the W & S winged bullet trademark and signed 'P. WEBLEY / BIRMINGHAM' to the centre, figured regulation iron mounted full walnut stock, complete with top sling swivel and original rod. A sharp rifle with much original blue to the barrel. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .577 SNIDER MK III THREE BAND VOLUNTEER RIFLE BY PARKER FIELD & SON, LONDON, CIRCA 1880, no visible serial number, with 36 1/2in. barrel rifled with three grooves, struck at the breech with London proofs and the acknowledgement to Snider's patent, fitted with the P53 pattern ladder rear-sight and block and blade front-sight, the hinged breech-block with Mk III positive locking latch and bolt, the borderline engraved lock with the makers name to the centre 'PARKER FIELD & SONS. / 59 LEMAN STREET LONDON', brass-mounted full walnut stock of the regulation pattern with chequered wrist and fore-end, complete with sling swivels, snap-cap and chain and original rod, this is a good sharp gun with potential, having some original finish, slightly dirty and in need of some TLC. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .50-70 MODEL 1867 REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK THREE BAND RIFLE, CIRCA 1870, serial no 112, with 35in. barrel, block and blade front-sight that also acts as a bayonet lug, ladder rear-sight, the action tang plain and without the normal Remington legend markings, two piece walnut stock, the comb of the butt stamped '57' and the underside in small letters '112', full length fore-end secured with three barrel bands, the rifle is complete with sling swivels, rod missing, good stock, barrel and action to a grey /brown patina, probably an American state militia issue. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .577 SNIDER MK III SPORTING CARBINE SIGNED I. HOLLIS & SON, CIRCA 1875, no visible serial number, with 23 1/2in. Birmingham proofed barrel rifled with three grooves, block and blade front-sight and Enfield rifle pattern ladder rear-sight, the breech with positive locking Mk III action, the lock stamped on the tail with the Hollis & Sheath trademark and signed 'I. HOLLIS & SON' to the centre, walnut half stock with chequered wrist and fitted with regulation brass mounts together with side-rib and ring, the carbine also has its original black leather sight cover, barrel and action reblued, lock with heat blue finish. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

A .577-450 Z.A.R. MARTINI HENRY RIFLE BY WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO., CIRCA 1898, serial no. 31126, with 33in. Birmingham proofed barrel stamped near the breech 'WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO' the nocksform dated 1898 within a triangle, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, fitted with improved Francotte detachable action the right-side marked 'MADE SPECIALLY FOR / Z A R' and on the left with the Westley Richards triangle trademark and 'WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO', two piece iron mounted walnut stock, two barrel bands the top band with bayonet lug, sling swivels and rod missing. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .50-70 SHARPS NEW MODEL 1859 / 1867 METALLIC CARTRIDGE CONVERSION CARBINE OF THE INDIAN WARS, serial no. 72,581, with 22in. barrel rifled with three grooves, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the lock stamped 'SHARPS PAT / OCT. 5TH 18522' to the centre and below the pellet primer 'R. S. LAWRENCE PAT / APRIL 12TH 1859' top of primer removed, the action tang stamped with the serial number 72,581 dating 1863, iron mounted two-piece walnut stock, the butt with crisp cartouche half fore-end secured by one spring retained barrel band, barrel to a grey patina. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A GOOD 12.7X45R SWEDISH MODEL 1867 REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE BY HUSQVARNA, CIRCA 1868, serial no. 975, with 37in. barrel having block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, bayonet lug at muzzle, the action marked on the left 'H / 1868' two piece stock of arctic birch with iron butt-plate and three barrel bands, case colours to the action, barrel to bright finish, sharp wood work. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .577-450 MARTINI HENRY MK I/II SERVICE RIFLE BY B.S.A. & M.CO., CIRCA 1878, no visible serial number, with 33in. barrel profusely marked at the breech with Ordnance proof and inspection stamps the barrel also stamped 'N.S. / NEP' (Native State Nepal), block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the action body bearing the Crown V.R. cypher over 'B.S.A. & M. CO', with the small crown arrow inspection stamp over the Mark II designation, iron mounted two piece full walnut stock the butt stamped with various characters probably Regimental, together with a faint ordnance roundel and a date stamp for 1894, complete with sling swivels and original rod, some filler repairs to stock, barrel with line of pitting following fore-end edge. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A GOOD .577-450 MARTINI-HENRY MK I CAVALRY CARBINE, MADE AT ENFIELD IN 1877, no visible serial number, with 21 1/2in. barrel profusely marked with W.D. and Enfield proof and inspection stamps, wing protected front-sight and correct carbine pattern ladder rear-sight graduated to 1000 yards, the action body stamped with the Crown V.R. cypher over 'ENFIELD / 1877 / I .C.1', Interchangeable Mk 1', together with the small crown arrow inspection stamp, two piece walnut stock, the butt with a crisp W.D. Enfield 1st class roundel and a storekeeper date '7 / 1882' the carbine is complete with its rare and original black leather sight-cover but is missing its rod, traces of blue. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A GOOD .360 (ROOK) MARTINI-ACTION ROOK RIFLE SIGNED JOSEPH LANG & SONS, serial no. 4244, circa 1910, with blued octagonal slightly tapered 28in. barrel, applied elongated bead fore-sight to the matted top-flat, standing notch rear-sight with additional folding leaf and short folding ladder, blued borderline engraved action with additional panels of scroll engraving, the left side marked 'JOSEPH LANG & SONS, 226 COCKSPUR ST. LONDON', the right with 'MARTINI'S PATENT' below the patent use number '21062', tear-drop cocking indicator and thumb-lever safe, chequered walnut pistol-grip butt-stock with ring-tipped under-lever, chequered walnut splinter fore-end with horn tip, much original finish remaining throughout (some bruising to wood). Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A RARE .500/.450 NO.1 EXPRESS (2 3/4IN.) SINGLE-SHOT SPORTING RIFLE BY SOPER of READING, MODEL 'SOPER'S PATENT', serial no. 410, circa 1870, with reblued round 28in. barrel, the flat sighting plane marked 'W. SOPER, RIFLE & GUN MAKER READING, ENGLAND' together with the William Soper monogram, dove-tailed beaded-blade fore-sight, rear-sight of one standing notch and one small folding ladder, the right hand side of barrel marked with a South African registration number, London proofs, border and scroll engraved action marked 'W. SOPER'S PATENT' on the lift-up breech together with the 'WS' trademark and signed 'W. SOPER, INVENTOR, PATENTEE & MANUFACTURER, READING' on the left hand side of hinge, chequered walnut straight-hand half-stock (cracked and repaired), border and scroll engraved butt-plate and trigger-guard, shaped dark horn fore-end cap and iron sling eyes, some pitting to exposed surfaces. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .577/.450 NEPALESE GAHENDRA VARIANT OF THE MARTINI HENRY RIFLE, CIRCA 1880, serial no. 2142, having a 33in. barrel with Henry rifling, block and blade front-sight, ladder rear-sight graduated with Nepalese characters, action body plain and unmarked, the action tang engraved with Nepalese script the top line is believed to read 'SRI TEEN CHANDRA SHAMSHER JANG BAHADUR RANA', this refers to Prime Minister Rana Chandra Rana, the 5th Prime Minister of the Rana dynasty, who became Prime Minister in 1905, next line reads a date 1962 but the Nepalese calendar is 57 years ahead of the Western calendar so the year is 1905, below this is the gun number, the markings on the under-lever are believed to be the identity of the unit or regiment to whom this rifle was issued, iron mounted two piece walnut stock, missing rod. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

AN EXCEPTIONAL .43 (11.15 X 60MM) MAUSER MODEL 1871/84 BOLT ACTION RIFLE MADE AT SPANDAU IN 1888, serial no. 3450, with 31 1/2in. barrel fully German Ordnance marked at breech and 'SPANDAU' on the knoxform, having a block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the action body marked on the left 'MOD 71/84' and on the right with the year of manufacture '1888', iron mounted full walnut stock incorporating an eight round tubular magazine in the fore-end, the magazine cap with piling spike, the butt with crisp Ordnance inspection stamps, this rifle is an exceptional example with virtually all deep blue finish to barrel and bands, crisp untouched stock, probably unissued. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A GOOD .43 (11.15X60MM) MAUSER MODEL 1871 BOLT ACTION SINGLE SHOT CAVALRY CARBINE, MADE AT SUHL IN 1877, serial no. 6239, with 20 in. barrel profusely German Ordnance marked at breech, together with place of manufacture 'SUHL', wing protected front-sight and carbine pattern ladder rear-sight, the action body marked on the left 'MOD. 71' and on the right with the date of manufacture '1877', regulation iron mounted full walnut stock, the butt with crisp inspection stamp, the carbine has all matching numbers and is complete with its sling swivels. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A GERMAN .43 (11.15 X 60MM) MAUSER MODEL 1871 BOLT ACTION SINGLE SHOT INFANTRY RIFLE, MADE AT AMBERG IN 1877, serial no. 2070, with 33 1/2 in. barrel fully German Ordnance marked at breech with the Crowned 'AMBERG' factory stamp, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the action marked on the left 'D. G. MOD: 71' and on the right with the date of manufacture '1877', iron and brass mounted full walnut stock. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A .45-75 WINCHESTER SECOND MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE, CIRCA 1881, serial no. 18,211, with 28in. octagonal barrel, dove-tailed fore-sight with nickel blade, and retrofitted with African express sights of six folding platinum-lined leaves to 600 yards with additional ladder from 700 to an optimistic 1000 yards (applied over the original rear-sight dove-tail), the top of barrel signed 'WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS, NEW HAVEN CT. KINGS-IMPROVEMENT-PATENTED-MARCH 29 1866, OCTOBER 16 1860', iron receiver with sliding dust-cover, straight-hand butt-stock, walnut fore-end, iron nose-cap, full-length magazine tube, this is a late second model of which approx. 22,000 were made. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A ladder stand

An elm seated bar back chair; a white painted ladder back chair; and a pair of vintage chairs

A reproduction advertising ladder

An aluminium folding ladder / steps

A tall set of wooden steps; and a ladder stay

A pine bunk bed with ladder

Palitoy, Action Man - A Palitoy blonde flock haired and bearded Action Man figure in Mountaineer outfit. The hard hand figure is stamped 'Made in England by Palitoy Under License From Hasbro © 1964' to rear of torso, and appears Very Good overall. The figure comes with orange Action Man anorak, jersey, knee breeches, socks, black lace up boots, , ice hammer, ice axe with rope, pitons, carabiners, orange helmet, green goggles map case and map, plus High Altitude equipment such as oxygen tanks, airline bladder, face mask and rope ladder - outfit and accessories show signs of play and display ranging Fair Plus - Good. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

An early 19th century ash and elm ladder back rush seat child's high chair, height 104cm

A GUDME MOBELFABRIK DANISH TEAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE, with two additional leaves, extended length 259cm x closed length 161cm x depth 106cm x height 72cm, and set of six Dyrlund Danish ladder back chairs (condition:-table with discoloration in comparison to leaves, minor fluid stains, chairs solid) (9)

A set of six modern pine ladder back dining chairs having overstuffed seats

A Victorian black silk bodice having extensive ladder work detailing, a petticoat and skirt also to be include, AF.

Three pairs of vintage tap pants, including 1930s pink pair with ladder work.

A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL ZENITH DEFY AUTOMATIC BRACELET WATCHCIRCA 1972, REF. 01.0902.290 WITH ORIGINAL "LADDER" BRACELETMovement: 23J, automatic, cal. 2562PC, signed Zenith.Case: Diameter approx. 37mm, screw back, signed MZ and NR6.Bracelet: Original Zenith GF "Ladder" bracelet, dated 3/72.CONDITION REPORTDial: Original dial in very good condition, showing some small signs of age.Movement: Running & functioning at present, timekeeping and accuracy cannot be guaranteed.Case: In very good condition, with light scratches due to general use, some scratches on the crystal.Strap/Bracelet: In very good condition.

Selection of garden items includes Wheel barrow, step ladder, paste table, reel hose, kneeling mat

Large (30cm) JDN Distler Fire Station comprising tinplate lithographed building with two opening doors that displays to include Open Fire Engine in red with yellow ladder and 4 seated firemen. Clockwork motor drives rear wheels and rings bell. Incredibly hard to find in this condition.

Dinky No. 555 Fire Engine with extending ladder. Red including hubs with silver trim. Generally excellent with no obvious sign of wear but does have the odd touch-in contained in very good box with minor wear.

A mid-20th century A-form painter's ladder marked 'Stan Kent - Painter, Cobridge' (235 cm high). Would make a great shop window shelf stand.

A three-step, high instep, folding ladder; probably early to mid 20th century (86 cm high)

A Set of Six Chapel Chairs, Another Similar and A Set of Four Antique Ladder Back Rush Seated Chairs (11)Dimensions of chapel chairs - 80cm high, seats 43cm high, 42cm wide, odd chapel chair, 81.5cm high, seat 54cm high, width 40.5cm

Box of fibreoptic snow scene, DVDs of Christmas movies, Christmas decorations and a boxed rope light Santa on ladder

Six Victorian style mahogany dining chairs with ladder backs and cream foliate drop in seats

A 19th Century 'Jacobs Ladder' glass frigger with interwoven red and white canes of tapered rectangular form, mounted to a clear crystal glass stand with folded foot, height 28cm, together with a similar clear and green crystal example. (2)

A set of six country oak ladder back dining chairs, with rush seats, on turned legs joined by turned stretchers.

A vintage wooden step ladder

A metal folding step ladder, COLLECT ONLY.

Elder Freegift Wells (American (Shaker), 19th c). Hand made side chair from Wells' Watervliet workshop, ca. 1830. With his signature ladder back and woven seat. With adjustable tilter balls along the back feet, one missing.An extremely similar example can be found at the Shaker Museum in Mount Lebanon: "Side Chair with Pewter Tilter Buttons, 1950.215.1."Height: 35 1/2 in x width: 17 1/2 in x depth: 13 in.

A lady's 9ct gold bracelet watch, the circular silvered dial with gilt Arabic quarters and arrowhead markers, signed W of S for Watches of Switzerland, to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case and articulated bracelet signed DS&S, case numbered 01029 and hallmarked for London 1961, accompanied by Watches of Switzerland box, case width, total length 17cmScuffs, nicks and spotting to dial. Scuffs and nicks/chips to glass, general surface wear throughout case and bracelet. Some of the bracelet links are slightly mis-shapen, width of bracelet approx. 4.5mm, excluding clasp. The bracelet clasp ladder section has been later extended, with a split to one of the solder seams at the side. The clasp is currently functioning. Patchy light wear to marks. The movement runs when wound but is untested for working order, which cannot be guaranteed. Gross weight, excluding dial/movement, approx. 12gm.

Green Stepstool and Wooden Step Ladder