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Lot 328
The first Husqvarna reached the Swedish army in 1942. Production ended in 1946. All but 950 were delivered to the armed forces. The black composite grips carry the Husqvarna crown motif. Standard finish is factory blue. Has an 8 round detachable magazine. This pistol has matching numbers and remains in excellent to near mint all original condition, retaining 95%+ of original finish. Strong rifled bore. Grips are near mint. Comes with one original magazine. Serial Number-D5843; Manufacturer-Lahti; Model-M/40; Caliber-9mm; Barrel Length-4.72"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 601
Built on the K frame, five screw, six shot, double action with blued finish, pinned barrel and recessed chamber. Matching serial number under barrel and end of cylinder. Case colored hammer and trigger. Pre-war silver medallion diamond checkered walnut grips. These guns were made from 1915-42 beginning at serial No. 241704. Right grip panel has matching serial number stamped inside. This mid-production gun was manufactured in the 1920's and comes in a late 20's patent or display box that was hinged with beveled front edge so gun could be displayed in box. Box is original with instructions inside for the 6" M&P. Serial number on bottom in pencil. Green end label is a modern replacement. Aside from a light drag line, gun is in as new condition inside and out with the early high polish finish. Back of hammer has patent date. Nice case colors on hammer and trigger with light trigger wear. These 1920's boxed high polish Smith & Wessons are a work of art. Serial Number-680403; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-Pre-Model 10; Caliber-.38 Special; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 608
This is a rare high grade two barrel set specially made for the NRA John Browning Endowment. Pistol comes in the original carry case in shipping box. Gun appears new and unfired with all paperwork. This is the special edition John M. Browning endowment commemorative (etched on right side of barrel in gold). Also in gold on left side of barrel is "NRA Partners for the Future". It has the checkered wood grips with the NRA Browning logo. Other special features include nickel plated barrel, gold plated trigger, matte finish frame, scope rail and brushed stainless bolt. Has a 7-1/4" barrel and is a semi-automatic, magazine fed, .22 caliber. Accompanied by an extra 5-3/8" barrel with the same finish and markings. Serial Number-NRA00880; Manufacturer-Browning; Model-Buck Mark; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-7 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Modern;
Lot 621
Manufactured for the German Navy in 1941. Right side of frame has the Eagle over M stamp. Features blued finish, one piece checkered walnut grips. Pistol retains approximately 75-85% original factory blue finish with most of the wear simply flaking and patina from holster. All matching numbers. Original grips are excellent. Bottom of magazine is stamped, "Mauser". Fine bore and action. The remaining blue finish is an early high polish. Very desirable World War II, German Navy pistol. Serial Number-626972; Manufacturer-Mauser; Model-1934; Caliber-7.65mm; Barrel Length-3 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 898
Unmarked diminutive brass urn pommel. Brass stirrup single loop guard on right side and flat-sided quillon. The initials of the owner “A M” is engraved in script on the outside of the knuckle bow. Plain cherry grip is tapered at both ends with small brass ferrule at front. The slightly curved Spanish blade has three fullers near the spine and is blued to the point of percussion. Hilt: 5-7/8”. Total: 40-1/4”.Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 267, figure 242. Excellent condition, blade retains 70-75% blue finish and polish with some areas of dark patina and very light pitting. Hilt excellent with mellow patina and some scattered light spots and marks. Grip very good with a few scuffs, dents and a horizontal age crack. Blade Length-33 - 3/4"; Overall Length-39 - 1/4";
Lot 905
John McMullin’s nicely formed small-beak eagle silver-hilt sword with a doorknob capstan rivet. Forehead molding consists of two lines. The eyes are well set. The feathers are rounded with a center vein and the bottom of the pommel matches the area between the beak and the forehead. The heavy guard is well formed, with a series of round cutouts in the knuckle bow that flow into the counter guard. Counter guard has three spokes on each side and is marked “I. McMullins” on top in a rectangular cartouche in large and small letters. The ivory grip is nicely checkered, bordered with two columns on each edge. Slightly curved blade has a shallow fuller, with a cartouche on the obverse featuring an eagle and indistinguishable initials. The brown leather scabbard has a top mount with a very heavy oval frog button and is engraved “J M” on the upper obverse in script. The tooled lines can be found on both sides of the brown leather scabbard. Hilt: 5-1/4”. Total: 34-1/4”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 65, figure 52. Excellent condition; blade retains a dark grey patina with some edge wear from scabbard and some light pitting. Scabbard very good with replaced drag and some scuffing and creases, last 6" replaced and all stitching is gone on back. Hilt excellent and grip shows dark yellow patina with some age cracks. Blade Length-28 - 1/2"; Overall Length-33 - 3/4";
Lot 1025
This war year production Model HSC was issued to the Nazi Navy or Royal Marines. Eagle with swastika and an "M" stamped on front grip strap. There is a Waffenamt "135" on left rear trigger bow. Imperial eagle with "N" on right trigger bow. Blued finish, double action, semi-automatic with checkered walnut grips. Has the Mauser banner and flat variation magazine. Pistol remains in excellent, all original condition. Retains 95% of the original factory blue finish with some very minor age freckles. Fine bore and action. Nazi Navy marked HSC models are very scarce and seldom seen in today's market. Serial Number-823943; Manufacturer-Mauser-Werke; Model-HSc; Caliber-7.65mm; Barrel Length-3 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 1055
This is referred to as the .22 Lady Smith Second Model manufactured from 1906 to 1910. Seven shot, double action, built on the round butt M frame in factory nickel finish, cased colored hammer and trigger, and Smith & Wesson logo black composite grips. There is no number inside grips. This revolver has matching serial numbers on under side of barrel and back of cylinder. They are chambered for the .22 rimfire cartridge. The scarce early revolver remains in near mint all original factory condition, retaining 98% factory nickel finish. Cylinder has light drag line and minor high edge wear. Indexes perfectly both single and double action and wears a fine strong rifled bore. Serial Number-18093; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-Second Model; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-3"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 1095
Manufactured by DWM for the German Navy, this Second Issue is far scarcer than then First Issue. Has all matching numbers except for checkered walnut grips not numbered. The wood bottom magazine is stamped with the large "M" with crown. Body is steel. Has the grip safety and large rear sight with ears. Left side of the frame and barrel have the German proof marks including the "M" with crown (matching magazine). Pistol is in beautiful condition; retains approximately 95% of the original blue finish with just minor high edge wear. Grips are excellent. Fading visible straw colors. Fine bore. An extremely fine example of a very scarce 1906 Navy. Serial Number-4374; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-1906; Caliber-9mm; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 1118
Manufactured by Springfield. Manufactured December of 1953 until end of production in 1957. The barrel is dated October 1955 Springfield Armory. Bolt is stamped "6528287-SA A11" (proper). Windage knob is stamped "DRC". Pistol grip walnut stock has the inspectors stamp "1-1/2 DOD Eagle with a seriff" and "P" in circle on wrist (correct). Trigger group is stamped, "6528290-SA" this is a Type III small pad (correct). Bore has ME reading of 1.5 and a TE reading of 2. Metal retains nearly all of the dark military blue black finish. Stock is excellent with minor dings. Extremely fine example of a post Korean War M 1 Garand. Serial Number-5926855; Manufacturer-Springfield; Model-M1 Garand; Caliber-.30-06; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 1137
While Roy Weatherby is known worldwide for his fabulous rifles built using the FN Mauser and later J.P. Sauer action, he was, in the beginning, a custom rifle maker and would build a rifle using any action the client requested. This practice ended in the early 1970's when his business got to large to offer such custom work and a demand for his standard rifles was worldwide. Roy built this rifle utilizing a Shultz & Larson Mauser type action, an M 54 J manufactured in Denmark. It is fitted with a "Weatherby .378 Magnum" marked barrel with no provision for sights. The matted rib on frame has two scope blocks installed. The rear stock has a distinctive Weatherby profile, but from the trigger guard forward it is a much beefier and boxy design. He used a very light wood with his signature contracting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond. Sports the Shultz & Larson quick release floorplate and trigger guard. The bolt is in the white with three oil holes, but no oil grooves. Sports a Weatherby black waffle buttpad and sling eyes. Frame and barrel retains virtually all of their original high polish blue finish, as does floorplate and trigger guard. Stock is excellent to near mint with just a couple of very minor impressions. The only flaw is that there is a hairline repaired 2" crack on left side of forearm starting at rosewood tip along the barrel contour that could easily be repaired properly as to not be seen. Perfect bore and action. The .378 Weatherby Magnum, which was a vast improvement on the old .375 H&H, was a new cartridge that took two years to develop and is capable of taking down the world's largest and most dangerous game. This cartridge has taken nearly every large dangerous game animal in the world. Serial Number-2387; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.378 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 1170
This early Austrian manufactured Mannlicher carbine was exported for the British market. The barrel is stamped "William Evans 63 Pall Mall London S.W.". Barrel and frame have numerous British proof marks. Bridge is stamped "M. 1905". Features ramp front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, Lyman rear bridge mounted peep sight, double set triggers, butter knife bolt handle, straight comb walnut full length checkered stock with horn grip cap, trapdoor metal buttplate and sling swivels. Williams Evans was unable to provide and purchase records as their shop at 63 Pall Mall was destroyed during World War II. This rare, London-marked rifle remains in excellent, all original condition. The barrel and frame retain approximately 85% original blue, starting to dull a bit and are stamped "4132". Floorplate is a blue-brown patina. Trigger guard is brown patina, stamped "12403" and numbered to gun. Walnut stock is in excellent condition with usual minor dings. Stock is inventory stamped "23445". Everything fits perfectly so we are not sure why the other numbers are on gun, unless applied by Evans. This is the first London dealer marked Mannlicher we have seen. Includes two boxes of 20 round Kynoch ammo. Serial Number-4132; Manufacturer-Mannlicher - Schoenauer; Model-1905; Caliber-9x56mm; Barrel Length-19.7"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Lot 1222
Manufactured in 1949. Comes with two sets of 12 gauge barrels and one set of .410. All three sets of barrels have blued barrels with vent ribs and single bead sights. Blued frame with light engraving and round knob walnut stock with added black rubber recoil pad. All barrels have 95% or better original factory blue. Fine bores and perfect actions. There is some blue wear at lower tang of trigger guard and light high edge wear, fully retains 97% blue. Stock has razor sharp checkering and no cracks. Shotgun set comes in two period black boxes, one for barrels and one for gun. All matching numbers. Serial Number-18466; Manufacturer-Browning; Model-Superposed; Barrel Length-.410 - 26-1/2", 12 - 30", 26 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-.410, 12; Chamber-.410 - 3",; Length of Pull-14-1/8"; Drop at Comp-1-3/8"; Drop at Heel-1-5/8"; Choke-.410 - Skeet, 12 - F., I.M., M., I.C.;
Lot 1249
This best grade, double set shotgun was manufactured by Mallin of Ontario, Canada in the 1980's. They are a matched set in all details and numbered "1" and "2" on release in gold. Made of best quality, chopper lump steel barrels, special highly grained select seasoned french walnut stocks with gold ovals. True side plates are fully engraved by hand with carved fences. Light engraving at breech of barrels which are also numbered "1" and "2". The checkered beaver tailed forends features the Anson release. Barrels are finely blued with double bead sights, single select trigger, cased hardened frames and side locks with hunting dogs in oval vignettes. Quick detachable sideplates. The gold ovals have the previous owners initials "SA". Straight grip English stocks, top tang safeties and auto ejectors. This exquisite pair of hand built, best quality shotguns remain in near new condition inside and out and are housed in a custom English style oak and leather fitted case lined in green felt. Comes with a nickel plated oil bottle made in England. A meticulous set of shotguns with regards to the detail and craftsmanship that went into building this wonderful match set. Serial Number-(1) 99893, (2) 99894; Manufacturer-Frank Malin; Model-(1&2) 1982; Barrel Length-(1&2) 26-1/2"; FFL Status-Modern; Gauge-(1&2) 12; Chamber-(1&2) 2-3/4"; Length of Pull-(1) 14-1/4"; Drop at Comp-(1) 1-1/2", (2) 1-9/16"; Drop at Heel-(1) 2-1/8", (2) 2-1/16"; Internal Bore Diameter-(1) Both Barrels .729", (2) Both Barrels .729"; Barrel Wall Thickness-(1) Both Barrels .043", (2) Both Barrels .043"; Choke-(1) Left - M, Right - I.C.;
Lot 1317
Tapered round barrel stamped at breech with an "8", "O" and "15". Flat steel lockplate with rounded tail, brass pan, and reinforced cock. Standard French Model 1777 steel furniture. Trumpeted barrel band at end of muzzle fitted with brass sight, rectangular bayonet lug mounted on bottom of barrel and steel trumpeted ramrod. Sideplate stamped with "M" and "C". Complete with original white buff leather sling. Full length walnut stock with cut-out on left side for cheek. Excellent condition; all steel components cleaned bright. No markings on lockplate. Some areas turning to light brown and barrel appears to have a repair between the second and third barrel bands that has been filed. Stock is good with one brass tack behind rear trigger guard tang and scattered worm holes on both sides of butt. Some chipping around lock and a few large gouges forward of lockplate on forend. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-French; Model-1777; Caliber-.50 Bore; Barrel Length-39 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Antique;
Lot 132
Including one paper copy of the French Constitution with French eagle and Napoleon, one military case marked Paris, one red leather match case marked Grand Army 1812, one notepad, one black leather Vietnam era notepad marked "Colonel D. M. Haslesat 1970" and one black leather notepad with small plaque that says "Presented to J. Walton Bishop, Esq." June 26, 1906.
Lot 18
STAMPS : BRITISH COMMONWEALTH, stockbook with U/M George VI issues mostly in blocks of four. Majority are arranged into short sets to 1/- values etc. Inc Antigua, Ascension, Barbados, Basutoland, Bechuanaland, British Honduras, Cayman Is, Dominica, Falkland Is, Fiji, Gambia, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, Grenada, Jamaica etc. Condition fine! (100s)
Lot 180
GREAT BRITAIN STAMPS : QV to George VI mint & used collection in album inc 1840 1d black (faults), 2d blue (3 margins), a good range of other line engraved with plate nos etc., surface printed, EDVII shades, mint GV, fine 10/- re-engraved Seahorse used, George VI 1937 set U/M, wmk varities etc. Many useful stamps to be found! (100s)
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